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PattTI 1 doo Uhnon' Ui«moni«j««trM.iilT<4
sSr*
Ul'It COliUlI COZENOp.
_j Throat, *fro. Jus
G. u. ^IKNI
>J SwaunV celebrated
KV 9 *?!* A ' 7
rcoiljb* Asthma.
Just f «ceived, tend
tl IUC WON,
113* buildings.
^ __JSA*—"jV** dozen
_ jlobrated Panacea, 20 do Houck’*
do, ju«t rtcoiVoH and fifr rale* by % ’
J u. R. HKNImldKSOy, I
nov 2 ’ tfjbno\ya Ruildingk. _
T>KANOfVTl»S PIJLI^.-5SroM. of
D thore celebrated bilious fills warrabtcJ
genuine, j«* received and forrab *-
./>*• i!i
no* 3
fpTATBPiiliPsTiEaSUfitF
JLT TUARY.—A coruin euro for tlio IJ.M,
either internal or oxtumiU. blooding' or blintf, for
■ale by ' U. K. HliNDHICKSDN.
juno 23 ' Gibbon.' Hililtlin jo.
'i'iJSilitaS.—Coircd Tortoiw aboU,'Bu|al.i l
L Iminiionnn.l Broxilian Tnck Comb.; Shell
anti Imitation long back ComW,'8Wo Combi of
n variety of pnltonw, Drouting Combe, 8hell,
Itullalo, Ivory anti Engliah Horn nntl Fine Teeth
Comb] of ell eiios anti qtioiitio., fornlobv , .
my A3 ;,, , . . q ^. ti6W)C>1aqKe.oy.
i l init lltD'S PILIiS.—Ror.!BT IllC
A A bard's genuine vegotublo anti-bilious qills,
G. R. HEN1) KICKS ON,
■ Gibbons' building*.
B UI.f.'S S A ICS A P.YItl I, V 4.'—A. H.
Bull’* Cotpppnnd ^Extract of8p m -
» . M 8arsnpnrillti^
for the earn of Scrufola f di*e.u»o* of the 8kiu, Dys
pepsia, Rheumatism, Chronic »disOOsw 'of the
lungs, Jaundice, Neuralgia, r to countcract-tho des
tructive effects ofMorcurjr, and alldbciiOHtirUii^
from an impure state bf the- blood, equal to any
preparation of Sarsaparilla. Forsdlo at 75.'cents
peroottle, by , G, R. HENDRICKSON,
IV J I ‘ '* * ’ t •
may 4
E A m PWICJ K.—Solar and Astral Lamp
Wick of all aixos; wicks for Lord Lamps, and
Candlo wick, 1 for rate by
’ ' G. It- IIENDRICKSOX,
npr 24 11 ’ ‘ - 1 • Gibb oris’ buildings.
American Tooth Britahe*.'AIM Orris and Cltitr-
coal Tooth Paste, juat received hnd for sale by
pt.3Q., C f , R t HENDRICKSON.
O, K. HENDRICKSON.
i faSilysoav
Sxtni 8team Pressed Soa
^v—50 boxes
ill Pressed Soap, jiiNt laud-
ICKSON,
buildings.
fcr«ioby O, R. HE
Boxes. Also, Pull* Without tho box
Powder Boxes, for sulo by
.4—An
*«i and
* tiu
l&iillitz’ Spring combined ihj one
compound inwdcrj'Vld offerveAcitig solution of
which In Water is very 1 nearly .tasteless. Beside*
produced with tins,two nowdorsln tta .u»U»d Way-
Prepared by Tbqiup* Butler, 4 Cheapsidu street,
„Lo9d9ti. /y Sold;•
. l lt G. R. IIENDiUCKSON, •
apr7 GiWpmVBqlldings.
„__.iea, most or my certificates are Srotn the
v. v ». Savannah, where I reside, and many from
yoiirown State, where ihtf M«dlembU used with
arret and astonishing suede**; it lias Movjfl itaoll
to bbauperiorto any other Mbdlcuio for the cure
of Fever a\td Ague, which it Will do in tlio very
short spare of Twolvo Ilnurs, it has 1™V<* been
known to fail to effect a certain cure. The Med
icine is a harmless arid tasteless one, which will
make it Uni tnrtd jiopulai<Mrtufcino in the^Southern
riiatCs. The Medicine cmitnilis no mineral pro-
iWL „
CT ARIlXa, ANI
tiou of tlwa Extract and the ptopcrUcs of the uei
luetms Delight, Pbraicians are respectfully ro : -Btatea, L
«o^m£h and mil number, voh 1, of tlio T. W. DVOW, M. D., sttccebsor to r .
tern Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy. Lonienot, the Into approved preparer.
by purifying tlio,blood, and removingall diseas- huai.itiks or maiiv’s pi.Aflrut cr.oTii
arising from the impurity of the same, it w The PliwgAfloth w no well known throughout
highly recommended, us also for the cure oflUion- tlio United Btutes, hut wore wmtruily m thn city
8 ! > ' rufuli, Erysipelas, TIleeratioiiH of the 'uf Philadelpliia. that its bonoficinl effects ..ml mir-
linUisui, Bcri
Throat nil * ‘
parntion whatever, hut is u harmless Vogiitahle
matter oiilv. Ttt IMnn.tors, tiiis Medicine is n ynH
uahlo preparation, ns it cures all cuscs'iiitwolvo
hours, ami does not require any time to bn Inst; nil
Unit is to ho done is to take the Modicum and to go
to wdrk. To tlm Rice Planter it is u valuable Med-
tdiio.tiff it dpesnotxjQittabi any mercurial or min-
end prnjMWHtiou mkatover,'and is therefore a safe
Mcdicino for those who aro liahlo to uxpo/urc. i
bog you, do not let me lwttro to tax yon so often yritli
proof is eycry body la recomuiending' ittobo.tiio
Cutaneol
curitil Diseases, _____ ,
ami preventing futal consequences of Merciifials
in Syjibulus.
This prop oration,,(by adding tlm Queen s De-
liglit, &c. to tiio oarinpuriUA^ combines lit a more
perfect degree than uiiy known femedy, tqmp (
uud hlterauvo powers,'uikIIs highly rocommoiid-
ed by eiiiiueiit physicians. It is prepar
sequence of the recommendations given by Dr.
Lit! Frost, ProfesKorof Materin Medica mtbo
Slodtcnl College of Charles ton,. S. C. in his work
[-. 'tin MiiteVia Medica, only concentrated by n pro-
i- cuss of the subscriber's to render it more couven*
ent for uduiinistruiiou, aud with, the exception'of
„J?lctTwhen uccossaryf To shovv the liigh csti-
ntitimi Which'Dr.' h\ oiitortnliw of tl.o‘combina-
tltiii of tiiesp.ariicfes, tt^tfjjtjjg'tijjcoJlpiry^ to refer
Aguu- AH .you navo IQUO is to nsn yq
what lie tiiiiiks orilumphreys' Rohmtl
and Ague,and qfcqurse, tobOcouvipc
try if, at loivit I hopfe ao.’ IlorcUmv
InwiU
to uuy
oithercnll on
ormyrolf,
.will glvo
totcurq ton
paid for;
Ihqvo,
mm
iy Agents or m\
r REMfeDY PORI FEVERS AND h AG UE.^ j -
n This Medicine is for solb 'by thd nillbiyltig
'llhmud gcntlouion, who arm tiio only afecnt4 for
tiio snlauftho Qnuiti SooTitxtts Rskxba/ whore
itiw)lhbo- found eitiior at wholesale .--oil'-retail.
Country merchants will make a handsome profit
by selling tiiis-medicine." 'A-tiberal discount made'
to Planters, &c., by thtfdoxan; < Address. -
. . . n’; I VV;lHUMPHREYS,Jr.,
or.i 18 • Druggist, Savannah, Ga.
ORE YE TI-rSTlIiL THE Y
* )ME!—tLATE. AND, IMPORTANT
„ _ r CRIVEN COUlSrrY.lfyM PHREY'S
‘ .RcniyKX Cqt/KTV, Sopt. 21,18-17.
. Win. Ilumjilirey's, Jr—Dear Sir:—Permit mo
to drop a feiv lines to you.lu.bohalfofymir vain
.able medicine. I have recommended it in twd
Jtylqldto tiie itidueuco df
SdrsapnrillavndQueen's DoHght'if duly.preae-
vered in, especially if ibken in conjunction Wl^
Hydr.' of Potash. * ■ * ‘ /. •*1 '-*•»* * * i
la highly recommended for oil diseases -of the
skin, chrouio as well ad recent. Ono bottle will,
in most instances, bftbetnally remove all pimplqs,,
pustules or blotches on the face, to which young
persons in this.pI4mate.are so mitcli subjected to.
oriaing cither from impurity qf thQ ,blood or de-
IWrf.iUM*romijdy known .fur acibfu-
loua. affpptioni, soyas and breakings outinyoung
children, ouu is safo and ellicucious iu removing
entirely every trace of hereditary diseases from
tiiosyiumvin'thotendercst'ittfahti in fucttinull
biitdneous affections it is' iuvuluablo. ‘ As a gen
eral purifier of the blobd, and an cradicator of all
restores to life bio6d> its vr onteif piiSrityVgives tone.
to thoetbiiiach}'u/lddW/ihbleJ digestion.
. (t will oftii&iiillly rclibVd Eiysmofml iven in its
nvorat stages, rind nil persons' suffering ‘from | this
distressing' complaint aro adrribd to tista it,!ftrst
‘no, but if no marked relief bo‘found after taking
ono bottle, it will be nccossary to nso thoTIydri'u-
dated Potash with it.
- Not wishinB to publish certificates ns is done in
tho cases of nil quack 'moUiciiios of tlio day, to of-:
feet their sale, and so force them- iipon tlio pub-
lie, the subscriber begs leave to stato that his pre
paration has been proscribed and used by a num
ber or physicians and plnntora of our city and
neighborhood, with groat success, viz: Dr. R. II.
Frost, Dr. W. G. ltuinsav, Dr. Tho. Y. Simons,
Dr. *
a.
modidlue’..--, _
licsitatd'to”rccoiniuend it to thn public as a cur
tail! and speedy curd for' the Fever and Ague; r
disease so troublosnino ill the lower cduutrioA,
which wonld lib banished by tlio use of Hum-
p hr ay’s Remedy, a ’ most valuable mcdicino for
tho South. Enclosed you will recoivo a certifi
cate (Varna respectable gentleman of Serivcn
Couuly, and also of a young Lady who resides in
my family. I urn your obd’t seret,
WM.iM.Cinn.
/ HERB’S ANOTHER.
Mr. Humphreys.—D^ir 8lr—I "hand yonr
Agont my certificate for publication, If yoU think
proper. This is to certify thut I hruTilio Fovor
and Ague several timos very noverb> dud found
no raliornptU through tlio persuasion of Mr. VV.
Carr, yoariimmt for ilitrfiplirdys’ Vafuablb Fever
l•-»« , -ihrostixrqd mo to' henltii
inthn sliorispaco bf24 hours. And I dorocom-
mciid Humphreys* Remedy as a, ( ^in and
spuedybure ftir mb above disease. , ,,
' * -' n! ft.11.. • ■ \r: -.. • W.*4 i JL- *
iACH POISON, &c.-Dr.
^' FehfchtvVnd^cr'M Cockroach, Rat and Mouse
Poison, a sure : ami safd cldstroycr of thoHo mrad-
oiu vermin. Also, bis infallible (hail Bug Poison,
/lOMECriOJiARY.
fMiininrjf of .inionormi.
•ohr. Cnlumlin, onl for wlo n;
oprO .G. II. lit
,.. 9m
in, froni
DRICKSON.
iV'.'i -.-uiffiiw ubnuuiwivoiurii
VNG’S KB,UEDIli8.-J., l .o'. Ex-
. .... r~L . 1..
. ctoninV, foV Cbnglis, Colds, Ac.
' Jay he V Car ma liVe Balaam for Dysontury and
8ummer Complaints. ' r Tn-.ll ,,
Jayne’s Tine. Vcriulfugu forWornw^in Chili
dren.
1 Jayne’s Sanatfve'PHls Tor Bilfiotis Cbniplainti,
a SmS ......,1 v of these^ohitiatf rdmedilis just
•Pi'S
.. • «miror«il SledicllM. orUm Brili J. C.llcre of
K.allU, for iwlo by - i*r.
SsSSBlJiiniit 10. R. HENDRICKSON. 1
J’llENClIJVHIXE.WINETyiiyE,-
Savannah, Oct.'2,1817.
_ Blr.' Wm.ilumnhrbys—Sir.—Having bad oc?
caslon tiruie ydur lteintidy’fbr Fever and Aguo.
I can roconmiond it to tho iniblic as’a safe, cer-
Inin, and'speedy cure for 1 tli6 rthbVo / tlnliicd dis
ease. It cured the ciHo In less than oighthburs.
Respectfully yonhil J.'B. CUfiBfiDGE.
JUST IN TIME. ’
Mr. Win. IIutiipbreys-^Denr 'Slri—With tlie
greatest plcasttro I recommend your Celebrated
Remedy to tiio citizens of the Southern States,
and to Plaiilcrs, and:nll Who aro troubled with tlio
Fdverarid Agub. 1 wus a subject of the above
named disease Ibr a long time and tried various
remedies, among which -was Rowaud’s Tonic
• Mixture, India Chu|ogaguc,Champion's Pills, and
many others; hut all was u*ulos»,. until l was nd-
ivised by o friend iu,qfnvaunaJi, to uy, your medi-
ciqo, which I did and I can jifafoly. reoomtnond it
to,tiio public' as ’a ; cerhiid ' pitrd. Ypdr^remedy
Cured me in 12 hours, for which I tender you my
thanks, and wish you .success in vodr enterprise
in helmlf of Uielmniuh family. Your truly,
i.... nr ii. 1 bahuett.
. 'Reptile, Durkc County, 6ct. 1,1847.'
oct7 ' ‘ * S 'i.
rrilEOI.OPAI.JIH’l'roiiTATE.
1 A VOICE VROJ! ‘SOUTH CAROLINA.
—SoothMiNiftis.— 1 The'- following is froin my
AgonkM^^hoMjJ.81 Fttrr^pfGra|iamville, S. G.
^. Sir-f-I hand to yon the certificate of Mr. E. C,
Watts, in favor of yotirTlethedy for ^ever and
Ague { he is, a mntaof integrity, uii’d Ills testimony
is consequently nndbuhted.
Yohrs respectfully, " TUos.'J.' 8. Fahh. 1
Gnilinmyillo, 8. C,. Sopt. 18th, 1847;
Mr. 1ft HtunphMt. Jr, ( ‘ ‘ ’
'.' ■Dear flUf-lTHlI is 1 4b * certify thqt I
yont* PcvCr artd’AinU
obtained'a, supply of
'yqpV 'Aj^ofttof'tnis hl.
teh'ifcconlibfflo the direclioit**, and I am
—rrj w state that tho disease left her in tlio
course'dr thirty -six hdnrsi nrfd her present state of
hchlth 1 imiiaitcii a certain' chro." ' J '“| ;
1 ;nM«% ' E.C. W-itn. '
Grnlunnvillb, S. C., 1 SSpt. Hill 18». >«’
"‘*otfNrs.i.r. to; coiipu '£
C.«ilt|l JafelO* G»,'; A. Hiuffi'V -
impTSunll'W. K. Kilclmii, A'ngusu., Gu. j J.
.i«tohy,‘II(ra«iii)'t!olitit».'Gnir ; Siloij(ofGo(id.
II. AUAiUn.' G«.I 'William Carr; JaekUfhlioro,
W. It. Anderaon, Dalton, Gu. t E. A. Unroll,
Hmwklnjaraip,GiMfl«niiielRdBntr,D«Hom Gal
Colo,. Proacott Cot,' -Black Crook, .Tlorida,
Liglitfont & Flandon.. Macon; P, Marlin, Sa-
vannulit qnnniuBham & Co., .Dalton. Go;; J.
Hf&W. 8. EllS,,Moron; M.'jS. wiilllmaon,
baVf.1tdrd.,Gd'/! 'Win'. Huildba, Sandoravillo; It.
IL.UaWpff PiWilid, Go.; T. C? Fiiflrv, Mau;.
Imre, 8; r J?,vf. A: Poidliin, Jackrouvillo,'Fla.
lU,B,Ba&,Wep«ill,,S,C. . i* .
Agents wanted, address, post -paid, >v. Ilum-
preys, Wholesale and ‘ReiaiPpriiggiAtj B&vjjtnnali,
li “i -i :i lii'u.’—° cl18 .
alloUslilaeched
_.. Airibif BUCVA^Oil, I60p0 do vyhii'
r straiiicd Solar Oil, 500 do niiblCbebed Spend
iil, 500 do Train Oil, received per brigs Align**
i, Baldwin, athf Swiss Boy, for kale W '
80!
thbui
, atid Swiss Boy. for sale
'J '.p .f> ; m . 'G. It. IIF.iN
TC <£aM 1 R08K i C%^UIWr'
Hair f ■ Thll Cetftlir.-itcd prepn'nitibh 'vrhL..
Mood unirivnllfil for'thnlnst fifty y.'rtrs; iri Central
and Hontli America, Where tho InlWbUhnt* are
noted for tiieirfino liixuni'iitlfair/fttifTWliere'inore
attention is given to beautifying and promoting
i|* quick growth, than iu any other country,'and
luisgainui il suck tihivorral and popular favor ip;
the prmci|ial citjus in tlm old* worjd,' is-.whhout'
tlio principal cit es iti the old* world, w-;without
1 doubt theU*t article bvprinveittud for Cleansing,
Reproducing and Itcaiitifying the hlininti f lair.
•' Forrokfbr''“V" wfilUtoPimEYS, jk,
r. Sole Agent for Savannah,
U37 CttrA^B.ayntid'Dfayton SM,
ertlfV'that I lmve used
ib 'Reiiicdy'tvitli success. ,1
if il'|Vq'ift‘Mr. T. J. 8, Farr,'
Inco, and ntlministered it to
niptiohs; Neuralgic Affections. Mor
es, and for assisting tins operation
;of the bones, prising cures, huve procured for it tlio approba
tion uiul rccoiuiiiondutiou of tin: most eminent of
and B6il* are removed, amh cures happily pro-
duced by thous&bf'thistvaluabla'Pliiiiter.o!. i
- It removes Abecosses, and dissipates collected
humours; it also uurda Sprains, Brniso^,^ Autliriix,
Scalds, Burns, andall Soros and Wounds; tending
to mppuruto; it draws cauterized Sores or lsques
very mtccoadftilly and witiioutpuin. .It dissipates
distroMipg puili from Gout or HlieunmtiBini In a
very, short tnno, and is a sufoand certain cure for
^het^ihatisiu and flying Rheumatic Pains, if tho
Iqsterbo'cqtutnntiy appllqfl totlibaffoctodparts
or sue or oight months, tho uortsattected become
ju\[igoratod ti and a pure nbldoin fails to bo com
pleted. Ifis -also successfully used for the cure
o/ corns. • £ : „
Those UHofnl men, Marlnore, shoulff never h'd
Without Mahy'ii voidable Piaster Cloth;' it keeps
any. length of time equally good,' and is ‘particu
larly Calculated to. dry eores arising frour green
•wounds, after they aro suppurated, which it much
aids;- It i* nocoitsury lt uhould be kept dry. -.
lr. C. Pritcliard, Mr. S. Logare, Lt. Wilson, U.
. It. 8. till of this city; Dr. James Stonoy, Beau
fort, &c. Price $1 per bottle, or §15 lor 0 do.
Prepared by J. Pktkh M. Espino,
Chemist aud Druggist, pother Broad and
King streets, Charleston, S. C.
Agent lbr Savannah,
A. A. SOLOMONS,
dec31‘— lyr , Murkotsquare.
T he native: febuipege,-
For tlio Cure of Bilious, Remittent and In
termittent, nr Aguo and Fever,..and other diseas
es incidental to a debilitated stato of tho system,
such as night sweats, &c. <&£.
Tiie-nativc Fehrilbge is offered. Tlio propric
tor is aware that tlio common objections to all now
preparations will be urged against this. To obviate
all such objections, lie lm» simply to state that it is
prepared according to the. receipt of an omihont
physical!, who .used it witii perfect success
through a long practico, iu perhaps the most sick
ly region of our country, viz: tiio Missiraippi val
ley. , Again from the exalted estimation in which
Quiniue is held, not only by tho people, but by
the'mbst skillful physicians, it will appear suporn-
rogatory to offer upy now article. But tho Native
Febrifuge possesses all tho power and certainty
of Quinine in controlling Fever without affecting
tiio head, and may bo safely used therefor, where
Quiniue is inadmissible. It is not tiio purpose of
tho proprietor however sanctioned by custom oil
such'occosions, to attempt a display of mcdicdl
knowledge by adopting somo ono of tho contru-
dlctory theories afloat) with rogurd to tlio charuc-
tor iitnl causes nf Fever. •K •' ' :
Belioving with tiio learned Gregory that though
there has been so much writtenconberuingFovor
there is no one subject in tiio whole circloof inodi-
cal science which still involves so Inany disputed
poiuts. Letting all tlieorieM para, we stand by
facts-. The first of which is that tile Native Fo*
hrifugo will euro fevor, from whatever cuuso it
may have originated, and ifuny doubt exists, ns to
tho fact wo 'invite the afflicted to the test, with
confidence as to the issue. ’What It has done it
will do. The following certificate of one woll
known tviU show what it has done:
Savannah, 12th May, 1847.
Mr. Jos. A. La Ronbn having requested me to
stuto my knowledge of tiio Native Febrifuge, I
take pleasure in stating that it was used benefici
ally in tho Fevers of tlio valley of tho Mississippi
anil Arkansas, hi nil CArtellii'Wliich Quinine is us
ually exhibited, and was admissible in conges
tions of die bruin when Quinine was supposed to
be coutradicuted.
J. J. Mitcmem., M. D.
Epkinokam, Sept. 30,1847.
Dear Sin—In compliance with iny promise to
let yon hoar from mo, with rognrd to tho effect of
your Febrifuge, permit ine to handyou the fol
lowing statement of facts. For nearly 3 years my
wife has been laboring under the effects of con
tinually recurring Chills and Fovcrs, notwith
standing all the remedies prescribed by our host
Physicians, niui at tile time I procured The Na
tive Febrifitgo, we had become perfectly despon
dent; fettringlhiU dentil alone would terminate her
disease, hilt I atn happy to state that tho nso of
one bottle jots brnkeu tlio Fever completely and
'restored.her -so far us to require only a little time
to recruit her wasted energies.and .pjneo her in
perfect health, such has been tlio change produc
ed in her habit aud constitution by Tho Native
Febrifuge.
rWith sincere rogurd,lam your*, &c.
Thoma*K**pi*bh*
. To J. <V. I.a Rnqjic, Sgvannuli.
•rtrf7'- ’ Nn i V.v
, No. l 'Miirkot wiimro.
A NIL’S., 1* JL A T fo it Jtl
..—An assortment of those cclebrut-
hand voui'
' Vpi Ii ^ certify that I purchased a ticiltlo laud
hoxiof yotir vaimihle! lubdifciuua ffroin MjLOarr,
•who recomHtanded-At %«»mo hs h certain dm*, and
-I'can xafelyliay that it cured mm specdilycbnd t
now am iu good hoaltii, entirely rcstdrwlrromjtlmt
aneamm
n« a valuable combination of vQiu:*, and'lf
WSBBSBm
'MfMm
Uioctflli d.n
ed Scutes, ta weigh M lbs. 200,700, 800, l,000l
1,200,1,500' and 2,500lb». coimtantiy on hand and
for sulo at limnufactnrorrt’prices, by ,
. . DENSLO\y WEBSTER.
I . Agents for the solo of those Scales. .
limit’s Merchant's MuguZmo mokes tlio follow!
ing comments upon tins useful and convenient I
'finihunlc’i Plil(fb'rm Scales.—It is not often thut
we ore induced to laud an article of trade, and
we hover do unlevsnorfectly satisfied thut we aro!
I commendihg something that i* useful. Wc can
not consent to gratify the cupidity of an ludivi-1
dmil, at tho risk of fmpoaing tiio Confidence of
thousands of dur readors who rely upon tho hon
esty of our statements, if not in the iiifalibility of
four judnidht. :*.TUat J great improvements have
fewyonrs, in tiioJiiHtnuneuta
l,ol wqigUiug mcrchiiudwo, in fact familiar to bum-
nera iimn.. rhe^itioue qlunwy .mid„inacctirate
ipethods ot wqtgluug, havo given way to-the In-
vcntion pf American mechanical skill, and tint ut- i
I most precision has heuu attained. A variety of]
Platform Balances are manufactured aud used, J
which ianttOt he relied on for any c6nsiderahlo
degree of accuracy!'sd that tiipy neeessorily. in
volve ono -pat-tyiu pecuniary "lore. It therefore
Uffordil ns pleasurenoto the Flqtforrt- Scales
I-of Mr.'Fair Mink,' \VluoH lmve llden fexteu*iVolyl
used iu all part* of tim United Statft for several
^riM^pj^kuowJedged. exji
T^tium, Wo .purchase!
j years smco„and havo us-
. for. weighing paper, &c. and
durability, wo are cjuito sure,
lAytndht of’ tvyd. lbvor*, witii n
ipouiid platform bhlnnc|!' Any iucrdasoiaf
'm i>f IpyerTor nn mlditidiml beam; ren-.
•iirncnt nlo/si complicated,less preciso
ion aiid more liahlo to derangement,
let i»te used UyiJhuiy of;tho loadi ~
loffl
Wholdkido and Itr iail DruAlsG 1
, 10 haVkuts,
THEODORE 3
. merchant* oLNotir York, whoso.writteu testimoi
to.their superior excellence has been freely l.
■dordedto tlmimnufactiirers.i^ i, I ti . juneO
t i ~ —"n*—" _
WINE
lliH.nlHfllruilio I hrnnMjro.l my, t .inri p'fefiiwJijiu
fm S niolltlo«voanr»li nfil-volumc, printed j n Etln
liiiul .blno hundrcU your. «gn. Ammii t|ic? 0
roalteml luitrM I read ofm. karbwliicli hid Wan
nnaly/.cd Iiy. iuma nl' Edgland’a ancient Alclic.
nlirta, .lliDWin,; proiHTticH and qutlljtloK never lie
lorn Brand In any plant that was over tlijcovc 1
and Crucibliwilatxlbucd.’nioro’than''ton‘
th« Faculty.
It is u sure and safo remedy for Ulcers, tm.d
Soros, oiliior fresh or of long durance.' It stays
and prevents Gangrenes, uud by u timely appli
cation will ftcsune many u raluallo life ami limb.
Iu casus of iuvctoracy oflUcers, or u,pnmeiiess
* rt ’‘crodnnrLi't6.yi9rmyi(o“
^ _Jvisnblo for the uufortui
ro«.m to tho n«o of potnp guttfq
low duys previous to using dm PlU-
tinu* tiio sanio till the cure is cop
mfidontly cxpqctcd in a re
;
Tho Malcngors of thd Ndgriies is riin
tho denomination of UIcomj thls valpal
is also ii contain cure for it, if tho sauio treatment
‘beobsorved iisabov«i V/ f. Uj \ voli ,L WKKI ouu ui.-
IiEYoiy;ttunt;;.6cmodto point my mind to dno
ohjectj viz.: tho preparation of thlk herb into .
T> YIS It SON & CO’S. SAUSAPA-
Xti -RILLA.-f For the cure of nil diseasos aris-
>ig froin tlio mipuritios of blood, excess of mur-
!Uty, rhdumatUm, scrofula, cutaneous eruption*,
itc., all of which will yield under tiio uso of this
preparation..
Tho.MUbscrihor.iii ofloriug this preparation to
tlio public, detains it unnecessary to oxuibit any of
tiioso flashy and conscientiously headed advertise
ments, attended ^vith fictitious certificates of cures,
but trust its character, as u specific, entirely on its
own merits, tiu lias boon induced to oiler it
from tiio Ihvorubto manner in which it has been
used by several eminent physicians with great
Mutisfuctioi). He ussorta witii coufideiico that it is
prepared witii grunt cam and accuracy, ami iu the
best mnde to obtain tho active principles of Sarsa
parilla in its>no*t concentrated stato. Prepared
undsoldby • T. RYERSON.
juno 3 t Dmagist. Savntninh.
PLE€TKI€AL 11 Alii ULUVri
Hi AND BELT FRICTOR8—Wurnintod of
tim host quality.—Tho combined effects of heat
and cold, of variability in temperature, and irre
gular action of tho system, produce a general tor
por aud rigidity of thd skin, iuduciug a state of
discaso which deprives that covering of its flexi
bility, aud rcuduni its iucapahlo of performing
tiioso functions for which nnturo designed it. To
reniody this ovil, and restore the skin to a health
ful state, has long boon a desirable object; and this
remedy has been found in tho operation ortiic
Hair Glovo and Belt Frictor.
The movement of all parts of tho body whilst
undergoing tiio process of friction, produces a
genoj-m activity and circulation of tlm blood, and
at the same'time removes all oucrustatlonH from
the akin, and clears aud opens the pores effectual*
ly. >
The rcgulnr tmo oftito Iluir Frictora uight and
morning, will produco a general glow and health-
ftil excitement of the skin, and will bo found both
a preventive and cure in all cases of Gold, Uhim-
inatism, &c. They require only to ho used in
ordor that their most bouofieiul effects may be
known and appreciated.
reb7 * T. RYERSON.
J ELE8 1IAUEL8 EAU DIVINE
DE VENUS or Nymph SOAP, (in a solid
state,) composed of an Eastern Botanical discov
ery of surprising efficacy far reudering tiio skin
soft mid fair. As a creator and conservator of
that most distinguishing clmrm of female lovoli-
ness; titransparent fair skin, Jules Haiiol'M Kuu
Divine de Veiius or Nymph Soap may ho said
to exert an almost inngicaf power, composed for
the most part of oriental balsamic plants, to the
nttcr exclusion of all mineral udmlxturo, it is dis
tinguished medicinally for its extremely blimd,
purifying und soothiug action on tiio Mkiu and by
acting upon the pores und minute secretory ves
sels, expels nil impurities from the surface, allays
every tendency to iulluuimatioii and by this me
thod alone effectually dissipates all redness, tan,
pimples, freckles and cutaneous visitations so ini
mical to feuialo loveliness; its constant uso will
ehuiigp tiio most hillious complexion into ono of
radiant whiteness. .
To goiitluiueii afflicted witii a temloruess of the
skin iu shuviug, tiio use of tiio Kuu Divino do
Venus, will be found to allay all cnticu|ar irrita
tion occasioned by cojnmon soap or cream or tiio
cliinnte. ’ Just received und for sale by
july 24 T. RYERSON.
rpHE UBEAT 1'AIN KILLER.-
JL No Medicine has been discovered that was
so happily adapted to uso internally, and yet per
form such wonders when applied externally, us a
wash or bath, or by friction. It may bo used witii
a success that will astonish; for Bronchitis, Quin
sy,' Hoarseuess, Raising of Bloody ■Dysentery,
Burns, Ghilblains, Teething, Pains in the Side,
&c. ifcc., ,
From the many certificates which accompany
tho article, tlio two' following aro selected on ac
count of their brevity:
“I have used. Mrs.. Brown’s Pain Killer for
Bums, and have found that in applying it immedi
ately that it will .prevent even u blister. I would
recommend it to the confidence of tlio public.
II. A. Hr.KBK,
Editor Westfield Standard, Weatflold; Mass.”
■‘1 lute usod' Mfs.' Brown’s Pain Killer for
Burns, and many other common complaints, and
take pleasure in recommending it, as a family uiO'
dicine. J. Swan,
Pastor First Baptist Church,
New London, Conn.”
Price 12 to 50’Bents per bottle. For snlo by
.... «pptIQ . , J. A. LaROCIIE.
OfiGOOD’8 INDIA CllOLAGO
JL/ G(JE—For the ciiro of Foyer knd Ague,
Chill Fever, Dumb. Ague,' Inlcrinittuiit aud Re*
mittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Juuudico, En
hirgement ofthe Liver, Eulargemeiit of tlio Spleen
uud all tlio various (briii* of Bilious Disouscs.
This invaluable medtaiiiei wm prepared from
nn extensive practico of scvornl years in a bilious
climate, and is nover known to juil • of curing Fe
vor and Aguo, or any of the diseases tibovo named
Those who aro suffering from affections of thi.
kind, os also those who have become invalids from
their effects upon tho constitution, will find tlie
• Itidyx pboJegogiio p tno*t invaluable remedy. for
purifying the. blood, oud thoroughly clpanaiiig
from tlm system the morbid effects of a-hilious
cjiniato,. . V'!?
' The wonderftil operation bftlio Cholngoguo iu
eradicating bile from tke hUmad system, can only
explain its extraordinary ■ agoncy in the kpeudy;
tiiorbugh nind permanent euro offet er and aguo,
oiul .the various grades of interntittent; and runiit-
,taut fpvnw. !,*..( • -||.,. r , -f ’ C 3
Jt is,equally effectual for the curo pf Liyer.Com-
plaiut, Jauudico, Enlargement of fno Liven also
h.., - . - . , .. gggp
fcq.r-,
(lions ot such
, ., (losmql cutiso,
Mine disease, and c-
—•'ihedy.
-‘xt-fjattdK ttwtf'ijii"
PpilE subscriber I* -now x
A. . the completiomif bis «
> • V'^V r K t.4y( 80 » au d immediately inquired
fur , the herb. It was not to bo found. . I tlien
sont to Europe and tliero found it under another
name.
satisfaction,
o it*.Hun-
r- —«**, »»*««, ..t illtO tlioir
iunulics .imd used Its somo ;for. Ono thing and
some for another, and all from the vety first to.
tho very: hurt, pronounced It of unrivaled excel
lence and power.
, The first case that caiuetuider r my .observation,
was a man that had Iqst tim two ,or fits afct for
somo yearn. The Ointment ros|orod his ann
comnlotoly In a luty days. This,surprised mo ds
umcUuM it dld tiio patiept. After him there came
.u inau witii More oyen produced by gunpowder—a
vorv bod coao indeed. Ono box only Hufflciod to
mnko a perfect euro. ’Atid I would hbro'romnrk
tlint ImiulredM have beet! cured of soro even,
who never found any relief but in tiiis Oint-
ment.
There next eaino a woman who was suffering
excruciating pniii from tlie ague iu tiio face.—
Her physician (thinking it tho toothache,) Imd
extracted elevon of her teeth. But tim dilticnlty
pfill:rcm«itmd laid ns over. Tho Application
ofthe Ail Healing Ointment was attended witii
immediate ccwutmii of pain. Dor face however,
began to swell, nml the surface was covered Over
with pimples of eruption like prickly heat. In
quo day all this disappeared. About tho same
time, a lady mmlo application with it for tlm
hoadaclm of long standing, und a Hilling of tlm
hair. Tlm Ointment cured lmr headache, and
restored her hair. Since this, i havo known tho
Ointment to cure cases of ton, twonty ami forty
years standing. I hesitate not to say, that it w
almost nn iufullihlo remedy for this coinpluiut.
About this time there wore two cases, one of
Consumption, aud tliu other of Scrofula, which
Imd baffled the skill of ovury physician who pres
cribed. It was wonderful to witness tim ulluctof
tho Ointment on these perilous. No ono would
believe it unlewHtimy had personally wituussud it.
But it did tim work properly. There wus no half
way business, for they recovered their health in a
few mouths.
:! Rhouiimtism, Fever, Quinzy, Soro Throat, Cu
taneous Eruptions, diseases of tlio Spine, ‘and
Nervous Complaints were treated witii unheard
of success. Butin Chest diseases, such os A«th-
mn, pain and oppression, I believe there is no hot-
tot 1 reniody. Also, tim comiuoii diseases, such as
Ulcer Sores, Scald Head, HuinorM of tiio Skin,
Inflammation. Piles, Sore Eyes, Sprains, Bruises,
and Burns, it soems to be a perfect antidote
People wonld come into tho store smiling, wish
ing to know if I was really tho Suvouth Son, or
whether tho Ointment that I gave them was indeed
all-healing in its nature. For said they, not ouu
single application 1ms failed to cure.
Liver Complaint, particularly, was.treated with
grout aud universal success.
It produced such good results iu all cases tlmt it
Inis been noised abroad, and I was offered sums of
money for n receipt to make it for private uso
merely. Every nmii spoke well of it, as it had
dune.so much good.
Not withstanding all, I have been careful not to
recommend it, cxcupt incuses I knew it would do
§ ood. I wus nevor willing to lend myself to any
ling without first testing its merits. This I en
deavor to do on every occasion, and when I acted
us one of tho Sick Coinmitteo in tiio Lodge of I.
O. of O. F. I then tested it upon Brothers in the
mostcritictdconditions, and hud uhniidunt oppor
(unity of proving its worth. .
And, iu conclusion, I would remark that I liuvo
placed this Ointment before the people of tiio U.
States during tim lustniueor twelve months, and
ho general has been tlio satisfaction, aud so great
amount of good done, tlmt more tiinu half a mill
ion of boxes lfava ulready been sold.’ I do really
believe there never was u medicine which gained
h wide spread, universal and nnnnhnons satis
faction ns tiio All-Healing Ointment. From all
parts of tho laud there have come up one deep,
sincere and universal voice of approbation saying
“McAlister thy tonguo hath dropped the word of
truth uiul love, while health forever uttcuds thy
foot steps." And were I now to give all the good
sayings of tlm people, their, utiqtiafifiod approval,
tlmir thankfulness and gratitude, tlioir joy at recov
ering from disease aud sickness, I could fill a
volume. Jamks McAmstku, New York.
For sale, wholesale uud retail, by
J. M. TURNER & BROTHER,
oct 18 Agents for Savannah.
ifirairjfl
. utterly’out of
nr.mft, UWP -—^Jb^jpAfcmor''^
tlmt fiilsolibods, < thitf 'iekued in __
right tmdor the liiimediato observation ol
terestod, conld be at all ; tolerated orullowriLL-
^ "y.n»tH'ey tdud 16'subvert the' interiRtiof
tho'acratiiiize theta' witii such Argus eye*
os would, if puMible.detectauerror in the Truth.
These considorntiotmwill at onie indicatle tlie
difi'eruneb of credibility due tarirsWand those so
frequently pnradod in tho psnentf from abroad.
|jbt up and signed by nobody knows who, issued
from nobody knows where, dhd* circulated far.
from Umir reputadsource, Ibr ovonr body ktittws
What <By this; hbwever/ lta niiist ilot be under
stood to say that such certificates arc fnlso, only
that titay may hb so for nil wo khnwi^iijis'htteh-
titan iu presenting this view or it is merely tb show
thut while falsehoods tarty be ihtblished nt u dis»
tanco witii inipniuty, it is utterly impossiUle Uiut
they can be sn at homo.
As usual, tho uudersigned will cbntiiiuoto fill
his space in tho papers by 1 limited reports of suc
cess iu treating tim incurables, from among which
the following of nearly nine, years standing is fbr
the present selected.
•Ftvfntho Atlanta (Geo.) Luminary.
Mr. r.tlitor: Sir,—My .sense nl'duty to my suf-
taring follow mortals Ims induced mo toniuko tiio
tallowing communication; and lam' in hopes that,
should yon see proper tb give it In whole or iu
part, a plneo in your valunbfe paper, it may prove
beneficial to Home poor tallow sufferer. In tim
winter ofl834, and tlio day after I imd a hard day's
work lifting anil moving logs, 1 was takon witii a
violent pain in inyhhck and Inhis, aud tlio day
following with n total suppression or stoppage of
urine, (,1‘was then a citizen of Jones county,
Ga.] I immediately called in a physician ofgreut
eminence amt distinction ; for thirty-six hours I
suffered ns much, to till appearance, as it was
possible for human nature to endure, nnd nt lust
found relief only by tho help of tlio catheter- I
applied then to’sbvoral eminent physician* Imdi
in Baldwin nnd Jones, without receiving any Imu-
? lit other than a temporary relief, for my com-
taint would every two or threo duys return, and
tlio cotheturwjis my ouly helper. In ldii" I re
moved to this couulv. aud brought with me my
tornioiitiu*' complaint aud my friendly catheter.*—
Here, as there, 1 applied to tim most skillful phy
sicians, as (thought, aud here, as there, 1 receiv
ed no benefit from them. In September 1842,
after having htillered nt tiiuuH tim iiiohI excrucia
ting pniiH lor eight years and nine mouths, and
after having spent a grunt deal of money (at least
#5(10) on doctors during tlm time, I was induced
to try Dr. M. S. Thoununt.of Mucou,imd though
1 entertained tim most violent prejudice to his
mode of practico, my necessity compelled urn to
go, for I had then been confined to-my house for
teu days, uud had to resort to tho uso of tho ca
theter three or four'times daily. In this misufa-
hie plight I left home, wont to Dr. Thomson,
stated iny case to him, and he gave me hiediciuc.
Ill half an Imurnlter taking his first close, I felt that
cose, nita had thut free and copious dischurgu of
urine which 1 Imd not full or hud in almost nine
£
These, with the' other Vi
clihiate*! arising.from a “
aro only niodifiaatious.ai
quully controlled by the i
Solo. Agents for Snvtw ..
' J.%’. TURNER «fc BL
oct. 21 , Monument i
ln-r. 1 '*. Ill
, r ___ _
Oapt; Moifiht Btodri CstWfrisEdgidgA Iwert’g:
Swiss do do; Thread do. do.; Vnlencienc’s Laouj
Jaaior Edging: andjJiweritaC^Wfr^^t^Jaia
and Fig'd blk.. IJ^le Lacoj, Fig'd and • plain? Cap
.^S^I^^SgV 1 .P«aTOTEPBURY.„',
in tin u
JAIIIES BETTS’ VTEB
INE SUPPORTERS.—Dr. A. T. Bowuo,
Savannah, Gti.—I would beg to stato, that you
are hereby appointed my solo Agent for Savau-
noli, qnd that any other person selling Suppor
ters us tniuo are imposing on tiie public, by ven
ding wortliless and injurious, counterfeits of my
Supporters.' * - Saraii IJxtts,
CiiMtiun.—Each Supporter will havo Written
on ittiie namo of/’Sitrali Betts.”
The subscriber would respectfully inform tho
Pliysioiaus anil Ladies of Savanniui, tlmt Mrs.
Surah Butts hosappoiutod him her solo Agaut iu
this city, for the saJe of her Supporters, aud tlmt
any. others vended elsewhere in tlie city as hcr’s
aro counterfeits. *
Thcso Supporters are now vory generally a*
dopted und recommended by Physicians, ok the
most successful inedimn of relief for that distresH-
iug malady tar which they were invented, of any
' offered to tho public. ' ,
Mrs. Betts has tlie testimony of Professors S.
Jackson, T. D. Mutter, Joseph Pancoast, J. K.
Mitchell, N. Ghapirtaii/ and VVilthaiik, Piiiladcl
phia,aml many otiiers of the ■most eminent Phy
sicians in various pbrtsof tho United States,)))
tlieii* favor. " ’ 1 . : "
8bo lias recently introduced nn entire new Sup
porter for Hummer use ; it is nmdo of open net
work, very light and cool, weight only from 2 to
3 ozs aud at the sumo' time possesses ull the im
portant requisites.
For ftirther .particulars, see her pamphlets, to
bo procured gratis ut my store.
A. T. BO WNE, Druggist,
nov 15 Smcts* building*.
TVTEW L'AI.L GOODS.—Tlio Snli*ri.
11 liow hum Tccoivo.1, bj loto niriviU. nml aro
:nnv ; openijig tt full aMortmont of Fanny and Da-
tnestio Diy Goods, which consist, in part. Of
BVo^d ‘ Clollw,' * Cam! mo res, SatineUs,, Twebds,
Vesting!*, in ey'crv variety,' Black r Alnnpu*; Silk
Wrap a J.; Black, Plaid, and Col’d Merinos. Worm
ted* Plaids, • Oregoh* Plaids, Twilldd; Ghighaius,
French do.,* Cashmere Dre*sb*;Mons1in do Ertiucs,
'Rich Fig'd do., English aud American Prints,
Black nnd whito Prints, Furniture Print*, White
neb, Paper Cambrics, Cambric and Jsconot Mus-
iins,.Rob! Roy qiiil .Brocho Shawls, Printed Cash-
iy?Diap pri JIucliahVtcKCowdiidoij'
and*Gouon Umbrella* anfi*PtfdWf, Oil' f
SSfffimlXDffimor Figured M Batae^< .
Run, &c., &c., which, with a variety of othor
vg»9d*hVviU.bo offered at tiie,lpwe*t^ijnr«^price*,
JOAPASD
iii.xo. and
Wlijaud;,
vours. Aud from tliut time to this present day.
March 2Utii, 1847, I liuvo Imd uo return of my
oomplniiit, and no more uso for my catheter, in
order to uiako tiio euro permanent 1 continued
tiio use of tlio inudiciue several months. Since
then I take nothing for it. I eat, drink, sleep,
and work us in former days, mid fool os woll nml
sound os ever I was. You may well suppose that
it did not take, long to bullish prejudice at tlmt
rate, uud 1 now say to the afflicted, that I believe
in iimiiy in«tances tlmt prcjndico stands more in
tho way of their recovery than tlie incurability of
their diseases. Such, Mr. Editor, is my expe
rience of I)r. Thomson's treatment, aud such the
results. Neither ho nor Ins remedies a cal any
encomium from me : tho skill of tho one and the
efficacy of tho othor are too well known for tlmt;
but u follow feeling for tlie sufferers induced me
to take up tho peu t and to them is dedicated the
imperfect communication of
Yours, respectfully.
GEORGE G. MILLER.
Bibb County, Geo., March With, 1847.
EF* Poisons desirous of testing tiio efficacy of
these remedies in tlioir own cases, no matter ir/irrc
they resale, cull do so vary conveniently by send
ing their uge and symptoms in writing, us cor
rectly as possible, when medicines to suit their
various ensos will he compoiuided uud sunt by
mail, express, orprivate hand. • In order tlmt ai.i.
may partuke ofthe bcncljts resulting from the use
ofnis remedies, his charge for the treatment of
such cases as do not remiiro his personal atten
tion, will ho only five Dollars a mouth, which
may bo sent by mail at his risk.
Acute cases, and tiioso requiring personal at
tention will he charged in accordance witii tlie
established rates of o ther city Physicians.
Inconsequence of tiio great increase of office
business, it will bo impossible tar him to utloud ut
any groat distance, only in urgent casus, or ns
cuuaultiug physician. Jlis city friouds may Hilly
rely on Ids usual promptitude in attending to thr.tr
culls, uud otiiers who may deem it their interest
to procure his services, will ho uttendod to us
promptly us his will admit.
M. S. THOMSON, M. D.
Macon, October 18,1847. c—
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respecfully reficlu a liberal nml gtiticml Miiipiie
from tho oulighteued niihlic of tiio United 8uil».
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Stenographer to the Senate ofthe V. S.
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tlie long session, and tine Dollar (ot 'he short mm-
sinii. It is believed tlmt tiiis grent nation.. 1 work
will be denined indisfioiisabls in tim library nf
every public iiistinuien, polilieinii. and prefev
•dom'd man throughout tiiecoiiutry; and tlmt it will
lie regarded by (lie great iiiiws of the people us the
very host political text book tar their own iu-
struction uud tlmt uftheir children.
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rif All newspaper* throughout tlio United
State* who publish tiiis prospectus once nwerk
from tills dato till the meeting of Congress, will In
entitled to an exchange witii tlio “iTuiJod 8tnt«
Reporter,” nml will ho placed on the list of tiio*
to whom tiio Extras will he despatched.
oct 18
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PROSPECTUS
or a
NEW MUSIC BOOK,
7A r PA TENT NOTES, CALLED
Tlllt III.Sl’IiJtlAN IIAlti* i
lly Dr. Win. Ilouscr, of Jefferson County, <h-
rill US work will contain'500 irngo*. incluJini
JL a lucid exposition of the Ride* of Singnj
mid of Musical Composition; a largeriiuuibtfw
Church Tune* used uy the various religious dt*
noiuiniitioiH, South and West, than lmve overU*
faro boon embraced in one volume. Ode* aad
Autiieuis, Sunday School and Infant Hymn*, n«-
moron* Missionary and Temporoncu pieces, &*•
accompanied in u great tnauy instances bytbe fn-
,tire hyinuoriwng. Many of the tune* areentirf
ly new, while many of more fine old air* uni
Imvojongbpcu used at prayer, cnuip aud other
meetings, and ill*tiio social circle, hut have nem
boforo been collected aud lunuoiiixed, with im*
Micron* Scotch, Irish, German und other fine tune*
hitherto scutten/d at wide interval* 1 over the earn
will ho found iu- tipi Hesperian Harp. Boom,
ancient and modern—ninny tlmt are now out u|
print, whore rich mnaio is unknown to nuwt per*
son* of tiio present day, havo been eompMaf
“used up” to supply thi* work.
The Hesperian Jlorp V tim largest and rktsr
est Music Book over bltared tho American poblw,
a* till intelligent person* will see by comparing it
witii oilier works. Price, $1 50 per copy, be*»'
tifully printed, and bound in paste-board, wi»
neatly printed cover. An elqg*ut copy, done in
morocco of nuy color dowred, will bo tarnUhcdti
$ > 50 to W, accordhqf ui style. Fifty cop
(plain) >cut. to one *ddrcs* tar #j®.wflP° C J*
pie* tar ♦RW. Tic tcvrk mil be farnuhed to I*
8CT lt. B.-JSctiv* Aokwt* wanted immediately to
canvasscvunrcoiinty, tmvnand city to the wnd.
A liberal per cent, will bo allowed. Goodreconv
muiidation* required. Address tho kuthof,
paid, nt.Louisville, Ga; ^
The Florida pupora, and all other* friend y ^
such an enterprise, arc respocffltily
publish thi* J’rospoctii* tiireo time*, .**« to
tho author a number of tim paper conWimn^ *
A copy of tho llraperiau Ilu/p .wift be given i»
O smond, tlo aMr. RoU,fr '
Foundling/ - ' 7 * * ' '
' Tho Fountain; 1 a.GifU " To stfrupyrtiir p^
'mind—by iv.v of reoloolllraIl«.' , Edited V] “■
Ilrnitiu,. Weld. - i •
Tli. Griiiro ofllio Mulge. _
: Oor.'Aniiy oHlotatcroy, by
Tlio Life nnd Adronturro of Jorojih T. lira.
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