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Newspaper Page TextBBIilU ' ; U|%y W A frwfa supply of rvcommendod Tor tho cm • < TMliu^or the Thi • * t.iblmns’ IllliUlillga. «WAIBCS - »*A«fACBA. --*> ij SwalmV coUAralcil 1’alWOQJ, «l> do Uouclt’n HOT 2 Hililioii’-I jliiililinit*. URANOK VH'M PU.I1S.—5 |56S ot X> Uio»o colobralod bilinn* Pill*, wambled kj f>UTII KKNKIIN!—TO THIS O CITIZENS OK SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TEN- NKSSF.E, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, &cv— Allow mo to coll your attention to ono oftho grcnt- oitt and meat neefttl Medocltios ever discovered. It is not my intention to tax you with n long and tireAom luWortwemont, but I Itiy^bclbro you tin . do? 90 do SI king do, just re- ,,,.testimony,ol'tlio most rospoctoblti Tamil United Status, most of my certificates ar city of Sawmimb, whoro 1 reside, and il. your own State, where tho Medicino w used with great and astonishing success; it-has proved itself to. he superior to any other Medicino for tlr of Fovor and Aguo, which it will do in tin short apnea of Twelve Hours, it luis waver been lenges, highly known to fail to effect a certain care. The Med- i«hs, Asthma, icino is a h irmloss and tasteless ono^which will ‘, and make itthe most popuUrjModleluein tha Stmthe.ru Suites. The Medicino contains lid ininerul pre paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable matter ouly. T« Planters, this Medicine is a val- Q!UOK SETTS.-^3 harrcLs Onion Se«x for salo by just received and alo by - G. .1L HENDRICKSON,; octSS^B Gibbons* Building. ^HiruCH’S VEtiUTABIiE LO to work. To thu Rico Planter it is a vnluablpMed* iciuo,as it does uot contain any mercurial or min eral preparation whatever, anu is there for o a safe Medicino for those who fp-u liable to exposure. I beg yon. do not let mo have to tax yon so often with advertisements, certificates, Ac. . It. has already proved itself to bowhat I say it is, and thd greatest proof is every body is raceriimonding it to bo^ttio *—]y certain and speedy cure for tha Fever and no. All you have to do is to ask your iioighlior iat ho thinks ofJImnphrevs’ Remedy for Fovor 1 Aguo, and ofeouwe, to bocauYiucod, you Will m. it, at least I hope >?o. IJLorqjtt my. .oiler to .auy g lnntcr of South Curaluia t wjiq >vi|l citliqr call oit oct.'f. ijr.Cghon.ofCWtwtqu, St C. qjinysolf, iU the oily of StYvntiuab, and aitlior of us will givo * TION.—An effectual dire for eruption , f Face and Skirt, particularly fqF Pimiu,,,. Blotches, Tetters, Tan, Sunburns; Frcekjpj, Ac v . A degree or pleitstirt acc6&lpftti\oj tha itso.oE this elegant preparation, in ib, rofriwliiug effect ( npou tho skin, Cutaneous >rrilahj|ity ,qn,l discolo-, rations are also removed, autl a pui^. itaUt pt tho Ufa complexion established by the two or tnw'Tott'"* * Far wile by G; R. HENDRICKSON. may S3 - ' Gibbon's Building Yotiraro to a , _ uicr, nitu winch siill coiffannc; hro/undor water, y T>AlMBIt.-^200 reams LcUorand Foolscap JL Paper, assorted qualities Just received nn.l for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. TV*. A. HPIUII’S FlCE JLs TUARY.—A certain cure for tho Piles, either iuteruafor external, bleeding or blind, for sale by . G. It. HENDRICKSON, jnno 33 Gibbons* Buildings. v L—Carved Tortoise Shell, BtllValo. Imitation arid Brazilian Titqk Comb*, Shell and Imitation long back Combs, Sidd Combs or a variety of patterns, Dreeing Combs, Slioll, Huff-do, Ivory nmf English Hornand.I^noTdotb. Combs of all sizes and qualities. for sale by TOfyKJ ’ ti.'W HENDRICKSON. i^OK THE TElvrII.—Monpuk*’nnti- ‘ ^ Odontiue, just received and, for sale by J . G. R. UENDRICKSON, may 18 .Gibbons’ Buildings. TTIBUAICD 1 ! XX i bard’s gentiint PS PILLS.—Rev.; B. Hifa .i banl’s genuine vegotablo nuli-biliotis nills, for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON/ Xitnay48? • f Gihhons’ buildings. LL'S' S A IBS A PARILLA.-A .11. . all's Compound Extract of Sarsapurilla, for the curo of Scruibla,tliie;uiea af tlio Skin, Dys- nepsia, Rhouniatism, Chronic diseases of thu 1 lungs, Jaundica, Neuralgia, to counteract Uie dos- tfuetire efiectsoif Morottiy, arid all diseases arising from an impure state of tlio blood, oqitjU to any —*Forsile nt 7i> cunts ^ v Solar and Astral Lamp _ r Vick of all sizes; wicks for Lard Lamps, anil Ciiridle wiek, for sale by, .- • • -»*■«- ?->• t*:.. . .. G. R. HENDRICKSON, upr gi , , , , , jgibhpns* buildings., fllOOTH BRDSUJBS, Ac.-A JL gant assortment of .French, English and American TooUj.Brushes. Also.OrrUivlid Char coal Tooth Paste, ju?t received, and for Said h’ HOft ;w G. R. ■HENDRICKSON B ALBA’S CAB1HNATIVE.-1 groce of this old English preparation, war ranted genuine, for sale by •, ; ' * * 04 q ( ^ppwnnimrHMM # apr 2t H ULL’S If AT?i HuU’a Extra Stoi , WPN. Baimgjj rOBBPOEBSA AT oxteiuivo usortiu.nt of PoV.Jq^-lmn* rind Boxes. Also, Pull* without tho boxos, anti tin Pomior Boxes, for sulo liy »pr22 - G. It.. HENDRICKSON. »UTI*£K'S XAS'l’JBfcBSS SKtU- XA LITZ roWDERS.—All.tlio solid ingro- ^diopts, of the Seidlitz Spring combined, in one compound powder, the effervescing solution'or which in water is very nenrty tasteless. Besidos being tnofe nalntalilo, it ia made in nirich less 'time, and with infiuitoly less.trouble, tltau faat produced with the two powders in tlio usual way. Prepared by Thomas Butler, 4 Choapsido street; London. Bold by it , Xi. R. HENDRICKSON, Glbhflji’s .Buildings. Hfpr7 . XIOCIUtOACIl V Fonciitwaiurnr’. Ct JPOISONt &c.—Ur. -r, Fenchtwapger’s Cockroach, Rat and Mouse Poison, a sure and safe dpsjroyer of tlioso riosci- •os vermin. Also, his infallible Bed Bug Poison, for safe by a. R. HENDRICKSON, apljQ.. Gibbous’-Bulldings. Con* from apr 9 G. R. HI&IDRICKSpN. tiVUE’S KEiUEDIBS.—Juytic'* Kx- pcctorant, for Coughs, Colds, &c. Jayne’sCarmativo Balsam for Dymmtery and Summer Complaints. Jayne’s Tine, yornufugo for Worms in Ciiil- Jayne’s.Sanative Pfaa for Billions Complaints’, Ac. .. "■< • 'A large supply of tiiose popular romodies just received and lor solo at Philadelphia prides, by , ^ G. R. HENDRICKSON, apr 2 . Gibbon’s Building. ^IRESU TAPIOCA.—1 bbl. .best-qua- A : hty, just received, and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, jtwe24 Gibbbotis' Buildings. jtuto AO . ICfOHlSON’M' I-IM.S.—Tim H va ..r,u.. Ja unhrorml Medlciho oftho Brilloh Coilego of Heglfi^forsale by‘ > ^ ■ >r juno22 G, R. HENDRICKSON.; JINOEll.r^lO keg* fronh ground Ginger, Wmmmmssi - |MO crf.tfx Httrl nli«lUi<.a Ini* unln hu ' ' sizes rtud qualities,'for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. WiiiTJB WINE VINE 41 bbls just reeoived and for sale by , G*?R. HENDRICKSON, v innejd , ■ Gibbons’Buildiiigfl. „ . UIIO POISON.—lit. Tiincht- h wangor’s infallnblot Dod' Dug Prtinon, wttr- ranterl to extonninuto tlmao nbkiort* vermin, for wlo by, !,. i. G. Rv HENDRICKSON, juno 6. T A3U* OlXdtC.-lOOII J-i tyintor .trained Sporm Oil, 15001) do.Win- tor.trainocl Solar Oil,'500 do unbleached Sperm Otl, 500 do'Troin Oil, roooired nor brig* Augus ta, Baldwin, and Swiss Boy, for sale by .it: 5) > • UOi: a., HENDRICKSON, ■apt 18 Gibbous 1 buildings. IRAN- AIT AN’S‘celebrated - don- JtUled ROSE COMPOUND, for tho Heir I Tide oelebmted preparation which he* stood unrivalled forthe loet fifty.yeers, In Central nnd South Amorien, whero the Inhobitniite nro noted for tbelrflne Inxnrnnthelr, and where more attention u given to boautiljiing- nnd promoting iteqnlolt growth, than in,any other country, end ha* gained inch universal and papular ntvor in tha principal cities in tits old world, it -without doubt tho best erticio ever invented for Cleansing, Reproducing end Beantiiyfug tho human— * Price 50 and 75 cents. . For selo by W. HUMPHREYS, JR. - 'Sole^getitforSevbnuali,. ' oct27 — Corner'Bay dnil : Prayibn S is,. E* l the past tlio. low great dcaLoft i^enso mt Ufa *Ric« PmritiUiuris; it wUl lm tn yorif advhnbigo td:pn»crift\.ii'dhrtaiit^aiid srioedy remedy tlfyrfu hail cfo so ! by apiJlriug lo either of my Agents or myself. 1 •' A«t for HUSlPHllEY’S REMEDY FOR FEVER AND AGOk This Mfaliciiio'Is for sAle by -tha ^following named gentlomeu. who arc the. ouly agents for tho sale oftho Cnr.ivT SobriiEit.v Uesikuu,.where, it Will bo found either at wholosalo* or retail. Couutry merchants will' make a hnndsoiuo profit by salliugthis medicino. A libond disepur tnrnde tp Plnnters; &o:; by the do'zcii. AtWross. J W, HUMPHREYS,Jr., oct 18 Druggist, Savannah, Ga. UE YiiSiiLLTlIEY JOME!—LATE AND IMPORTANT FRO.M SCRI YEN COUNTY. HUM PURE Y’S REMEDY. CANNON i; FAIL l !*—READ !! READ!! UEADl! Scrivk.v County-, Sept. 24, 18-17. .Win'. iIuiunhroy’q, i Jrfrptmr Sir:—Permit ino to drop a-few linos to yon in bohnlf of your vain nblo racdiciiio. I have recommended' it hi two cases ns being tho host .Medicine for tho euro of tho Fever ami Ague, and told them if it did not cure l would refund the money. -But as your medicino has proved itself so for, ! do no not liositato to rccontuieud it to tlio public' as u cer tain and speedy euro fur tho Fever and Aguo; a disease so trouble sou; 9 ill the lower, countries, which would he banished by the uso of limn- phroy’s Remedy, a niost yalnablo medicine for tlio South. Enclosed von will receive n cortili- cate from a respoctrihio gentleman of Scriven County, and also of a yonng Lady who resides in my family. I ant your obd’t aervt, : - v J : Wm. M. Carr. HERE’S ANOTHER. Mr.. Humphreys.—Dear Sir:—I^hand your Agent my certificate for publication, if you Uiink proper. This w to certify that I had tho Fever uud Ague floveral times veiy severe, and found •no relief until through the persuasion of Mr’. W. Carr, yohragent for Humphreys’ Valuable Fevor and Ague Medicine, which restored mo to health in the ehort space of24 hours. And 4 do recom mend Humpht-ovs’ Remedy .ns a cortain aud speedy'cuio for Uio above disease. Respectfully, - . Mary Sheppard. Jacksonlioro,’ Scriven Ooi'Sept. 24,1847. - :K i ANOTHER just arrived. SavabnAWOcLJB47. v Mr. sWqr.iHttmphrbyfl-rSir:—Hawng had oc- uasion to'nso ybnr Remedy for Fever ari’d Ague. I can recommend it to tlio public an it safe, cor- tuin r nud:npoijdy ettro' (br*thq f nhdve named dis- CfaTe.; It cured the case in Iriss than bight hour*, ''Respectfullyyours,*. J, J). CUBBEDGE. JUST JN TIME.. Mr. Wm. Humphreys—Dear Sir.—With the { [rcatest pleasure I recommend your celehratud- teiuodv to the citizens of tlio Southern States, nnd to Planters, and Hll Vvlur nro troubled witli tho Fever and Ague. I was a eulijoct of ‘tltu uhovo ’' * ’ various , . x „ e ^ 0 fue.CJmmpion'i» Dills. Tuaiiy Qtliors; hut till was jyibloas, until-t wcU vised by a friend lit Savuunab, to try.yourniudi- cinn, which I did and I cap safely recommend it to the public, ns , a certain cure* Your-renicdy c»red me iu 12 hours, for,which I tender you my- thanks, hud wjsh yo'u success in your enterprise In behalf bf tho lmuiau.family. • Your truly, : . H. II, BARREiT. Rcesville, Burke County, Oct. 1,1847. ( opt7 : . FFINti’fi UOnFOIINI) I LUHI EXTRACT OF SARSAI’ARILLA, AND UUKEN’S DELIGHT, *Vc.—For tl.e coimmsi- tiou of tliis Extract and the properties of tho Uuucurf Dolight, Fiivsicians are respectlidly re ferred to tho Gth nnd Otli number, vol. I, of tho « of-Medicine arid Pharmacy, ■" blood, cud rumoviugall dUoas- 10 impurity'of tho hhuio, it ed, its also for tlio euro ofRhei „ Erysipelas, Ulcerat'mns of tho i logs, pains and swtdlings'of tho boue«, iples in tlio Face, Old Sores, nnd nil Eruption,4, Neuralgic Affections, Mer- v „ m . sci, and for ttssisting tho op&rntion niu^provunting faud consequences of Morcurials This prop.iration, (hy adding tho Queen's Dc-, light, &e. to tho Sursup.irilUi,) comhiucs in a more, porfuct degroo than any known romody, ■ tonic and al to rativcvpo we rs, and is highly rdcommoud- fcil by'emmerit physicians. Jit is prepared in con sequence oftho recommendations given bv Dr. II. R. Frost, Profussorof Malpria Medica mtlio Medical College ofCharlestou, 8. C! in his work cess of the subscriber’s to render it more conven ient for administration, and with tlio exception of the addition ofinercnry which may atoll times he added when necessary. To-bUgw. tlio high esti mation which "Dr. F. eutertains of tho combina tion of these articles, it is only necessary to refer to tlio" ubovo mentioned worn. . ’There aro fow. cases of chronic and'painful Rhoumqtisiu that will notyieJd to tho iiilluence of Sarsaparilla end Quooti’a -Dolight If duly prose- vorbd S “* 1** w.:u. -II " ‘rikin; — Kwwinii'T * ,-rx-— - , in most iriatnheos, effectually removo all pimples, pustules or blotohbs '011 the. face, to whiclj young: porsons’iu this climato ifao so much subjected to, arising eitliur from impurity of tlio blood, or do-., bility. It is tlio best hmtudy known for Keroili- ions affections, sorhs atid 1 breakings oiit liiyouug diihlren, and ii< safe''and ellicunious in removing imtirely-ovory trace of ’hereditary' diseases from the systom, in tho tenderort infant; in fact, iu all cutaneous affections it is iitvnlimblo, ; As a gen eral purifier oftho blood} nnd an erndlcutor of all obstinate dtRoasca, this prephrntion will undoubt edly tako tlio precodeuco ofnll other remedies. It gently operates upon nnd regulatuN tlio^ bowels, restores to tlio blood its wonted purity, gives tune "to the stomach, and promotes digestion. It will effectually relieve Erysipelas even in ils worst stages, nnd ell persons suffering from this distressing complaint are advised to use it, first so, butif no marked relief bo founff after taking ono bottlo, it will bo necessary to use tlio llydrio- duted Potash with it. Not wishing to publish certificate# ns is done in the cases of ail quack medicines qf tlio day, to ef fect their sale, and so force them upon tho pub lic, the subscriber begs leave to state that his pre paration 1ms boon prescribed umhised by n itnhi- tier of plivsiciaus aud planters of our city and neighborhood, .with great success, viz: Dr. R. 11. Frost, Dr. W. G. Ramsay. Dr. Tlio. Y. Simons, Dr. C. Pritydinrd, Mr. S. 1 .figure, Lt. Wilson, U, 8. R. S. all nftbis city: Dr. James Stonoy, Beau fort, I’fcc. Price $1 per bottle, or #3-far Cdo. Prepared bjr J. I'ktkr M. Kpvino, Chomist and Druggist, comer Broad and King streets, Charleston, S. C. Agent for Saviuiuali, A. A. SOLOMONS, dee 21—lyr Market square. rnilE Ot.I> PALMETTO STATE. A ( A VOICE'FROM SOUTH CAROLINA, —Southkuxkus.—The fallowing • js from my Agent.Mr.Thos. J.S; Farr,ofGraknmvillo, S. C. Mr. irUliam Humphreys, Jr.: ,$ir-*4 hand to you tlio certificate qf Mr. E. C. Watts, in favor of your Remedy for Fever and Ague: ho is a man of integrity, and his testimony is consequently undoubted. Yours respectfully, Titos. J' S. Farr. Gmhamvillo, S. C., Sept; I8U1, 3817. Mr. IF.' Humphreys. Jr.: , , Dear Sir—This w to ccrtily that 'I hiive used your Fovor and Ague Remedy with .success. 1 obtained u supply of it from Mr. T. J. S. Farr, your Agtml.of tins place, and a'dintfusterud it to my daugjiler, accordingtri tlio directions, : and 1 am happy, to state tliut tho di#easo loft her in the coarse o r thirty-six hours, and her present state of health indicates u certain cure. • Yours, &c. E; C. Watts. Graliainville, S. C., Sept. 14th 1817. AGENTS.—*P. M. Cohen ik Co., Charleston, S. C.; T. J; S'. Furr, Graliainville, S. C.; W. A. Carswell, Savannah, Ga.; A. Mcl*aiie'& Co., Jacksonville, Ga.j Shotwoll. ifc. Gilbert, Macon, Ga.; Dorsey&>Knott,Grillin', Go.; P.'A.Muiso, La Grange, Ga.; Winter.& Epning, Columbus, Ga.; W.’ Root, Marjfetta,' Ga.'; 'I*. Patrick, Sa- ilom, Tann. ;■ W. K. Kitchen, Aligusbi, Ga. 5 J. A. Sparry, Houston county, Ga.; Solomon.Good- all, Atlanta, Ga.; William Chrr, JuckHotiboru, W. R. Andorson, Dalton, Ga.; E. A.'Biirch, llnwkinsvHlo, Ga:j Samuel Palinbr, Darib'n, Ga. 5 Colo, Prescott & Go., Black Creek". Florida; Lightfaot & Fluudors, Macon; P. Martlu, Su- vqnuah; Cuuriiuglmui it Cb:, Dultoti', Ga.; J. •II. &f W.' S;--Ellis, Macon; M. N C. Williamson, Duvisburot Ga.,* Wriii Ilodgos,'Suudorsvillu; R, II. Barrett, Pinosville, Ga.; T.'C.iFiqleV, Ham. burg*^^FVA. Poulleii, JuckHonviuo, Flu.; R. S. Uiuly, LaurcusviUe, S. C Agonts wmitcd, address, poA pjiid, W. Hqm- pfoys, Wholesale and. Retail Druggist, Suvnmmh, tju; . , , oct-18 A'lYOTIIEK VR'04>JF !—Received from Xi. my Agent, Mr,W*, Carr, or Scriven county: . ' 11 . . JacKsonboko’ Ga, Oct. iC,'1847. To Wm.,Humphreys, Jr: D.eqr Sir.—I herewith hand vour agent niy corlilicuto far publication, if you tlilnk proper. ,.. This is to certify tliatj nurchasad a bottlo aud box of yojir yaluublo mcdiciuos from Mr. Carr, wlio recomlneqded.it to me a» a certain cure, nnd l can safely nay that ,it cured max speedily, arid I npw: tun iu good health, entirely restored from that troublesome disease, viz. .the FEVER AND AGUE, aud oan safely recommend it to ull tiou- bled.wlth that uncomlortablo disoqso uhovo men- tionod.us a valualde cqiftbioation ofyounr, arid if used properly, would render satisfaction in all . r „„.I am, sir, with'great respect, , • Your#,' &o. r,\ • , _ GEORGE R AVOODWARD, . tirPrepared ouly by , w.'' ' ' , •>. 1 WU/’BDMPHRSyB, JR. octal,' 1 JVUolesaio nod Rstall Dnlpgist, Savannah, Geo, > 'ronoimo- Gcriuan, ’rejiarod and W-fq’ % Iphrey'ir Superior Collar 71*-- Prc to'be superior to the bast imported G French or English manufacture. .Pronin IJOAU.—SO litiii,, I’orto Itico. ,0 hhd.. j oc,w • ‘ SiroiliInli.W. ' T I1E NATIVE FEIIRHUGE,- For tho Cure of Bilious, Remittent and In termittent, or Ague and Fever, aud otliur diseas es incidental to a debilitated state of tlio system, such us night sweats, &o. &o.' The native Fohrifngo is ofibred. The proprie tor is aware that tlio common objections to all new preparations will bo urged ugainst this. To obviate ull such objections, he has simply to stato that it is prepared according to tlio receipt of an eminent physican, who used it with perfect success through a long practice, in perhaps tlio most sick ly region of our country, viz: the Mississippi vul- ley. Again-from the exalted estimation’ in which Quinine is held, riot only by the people, but by tho inost skillful physicians, it will appear supere rogatory to offer uuy new articlo. But tho Native Fobrifago possesses all tho power and certainty of Quinine in controlling Fever without affecting tho howl, and may ho safaly used therefor, whore Quinine is inadmissible. It is uot the purpose of *’•** proprietor however sanctioned by custom, on ill occasions, to attempt a display of. medical, knowledge hy odoptirigsomo one of tho contra dictory theories afloat, with regard to the clmrac- tor nnd causes of Fever. Believing with tlio learned Gregory that though there has been so much Written concerning Fever there is no ono Subject iti tho whole circle of medi- cid science which still involves so many disputed points. Letting all theories pass, wo stand by facts. The first of which is Hint tlio Native Fe brifuge will cure fovor, from whatever cause it may have originated, and if any doubt exists, as to tlio fact wo invito the afflicted to.tho test, with confidence ns to the issue. Wlmt it has done it will do. Tho fallowing certificate of one well known will show wlmt it bus done: Savannah, 12th May, 1817. Mr. Jos. A. La Iloche having requested me to stato my knowledge of tho Nativo Febrifuge, I tako pleasure instating that it was used hnueflei- ullyin the Fevers oftlio valley oftho Mississippi uud Arkunsas, in nil cases hi which Quinine is us ually exhibited, and was ndmissablo in conges tions oftlio brain when Quinine was supposed to be coutradicnted. J. J. Mitcjieu,, M. D. « Kfkixgiiam, Sopt. 80,1817. »Dear Sin—In compliance with my promise to let you hoar from me, witli regard to tho ofioot of your Fohrifngo, permit mo to baud you tho fal lowing statement of facts. For nearly H years iny ,>ylfo has beou laboring under tho efiects of con tinually. recurring Chills nnd Fevers, -notwith standing all tho remedies prescribed hy our best Physicians, and at tho time I procured Tlio Na tive Fohrifngo, wo had bccouio perfectly despon dent, feuriug that doutli alone would terminate her disease, hut I am happy to stato that the use of one bottle has broken the Fovor completely and restored her so fur us to require only a little time to recruit her wasted energies and place her iu perfect health, such has boon the change produc ed in hor habit aud constitution liy Tho Nutivo Febrifuge. With sincere regard, l am yours, &e. _ _ . . . Thomas Keepi-er. To J. A. La Roche, Savnimah. Prepared and sold, by JAMES A. LaROCHE, oc l 7 No. 1 Market square. PAIUBAIVK’S I’LAJFOUIU -L SCALE.—Ati assortment of tlioso celebrat ed Scales, to weigh 3fi lbs. 200,700,800, 1,000, 1,200,1,501) and 2,500 lbs. constantly on hand and far sulo at manufacturers’ prices, by DENSLOW & WEBSTER. Agents lor the sale of these Scales. Hunt s Merchant's Magazine makes the follow ing comments upon this uselhl ahd convenient article;, ., , ; IfaManli's Platform Scales.—It is not often that wo are induced to laud nn artlclo of'trade, nnd wo never'do unless perfectly satisfied that \vo nru commending sometliing tlmt is useful. Wo can- ’not consent to gratify the cupidity of nn indivi dual, nt Iho risk of imposing tlio confidence of thousands of onr fenders who roly upon tho hou- esty of our stqtoineuts, ifnot in tho lnlUIihility of our j inline nt. That groat hnnrovemouts Itavo bcou made wUiun a few years, m tho instruments of weighing merchandise, is a fact familiar to |»usi- noarmou. Tho antinue clumsy and inaccurate methods of weighing, httvb given way to the in vention of American mechanical skill, and tho ut- ;«'tt#t piccwmn has been attained. A variety of ;1 iatform Buluncoe uro mnnufiicfured und used, which cannot bo reliod on for, any considerable decree of accuracy: so that tlicy necessarily in- ,Volvo ono party in pecuniary loss. It therefore *'! f Bfor to 11,0 Pl®m Scttlos of Mr. Fairbank, which have boon extensively used in all parts of tlio United States far soveral years, nnd giveu, us far as our knowlcdged ex tends, yeiy general satisfaction. AYo purcliased one of Uicho scales throo years since, and have us ed them constantly for weighing paper, ticc. and far accuracy auil durability, wo uro quite sure, they have uot, nnd perhnps cannot, be surpassed. 1 The plun of construction is philosophical nnd simple*. The employment of t^vo levers, wife a single beam, is certainly the mbst practicable, in n compound plntfarm balance. Any inerbaso of* the number of levers or an additional bdiriri, Tori-' dew the iufttmmaut more complicated,loss precise in its operation and more liablo to derangoment. These scalea areiosed by-many of the leading' merchants ofNew York, whoso written testimony to their superior qxceyepce. baa. bcea/reely ac corded tri tne manufacturers. juno 9 wnra Vinegar.*—23 ▼ ▼ barrels; landing IVcun schooner Maria, ■ front l’hiludclphin, and for sale by ' ’- oct 0 CONNERAT & BARIE. MAliv’S kenoWneh pus- l"x .TER.CLOT117 — Approved and recom- monduil for tho last forty years hy tho mem emi nent of tho .Facility and Citizens in tlio United States, prepared <mly by tho solo proprietor, T. W. DYOTT, M. D., successor fa Bouchouoy Lordcnet, tho late approved proparor. ,..i u . - qUAt.trIKS OF MAHVV PI.AMTKU CI.OTH. ”’ho Plaster Clotli is so well known throughout United State* j«tt more gonerally in thu city et* I’hiladelpldiv. that its beneficial effects and sur prising cures, have procured for it the approba tion and recommendation of tho most eminent of It is a euro and safo remedy for tllcora and Sores, either''fresh or of long .durance. It stays and prevents Gangrenes; and by a timely appli cation will prvscrec lijatiy a valuable life, and limb. Ill coses of invotoracy of Ulcers, «r a praucuusa or the allccted parts to mortify, (or Gnngrcno J it will-bo ndvisaqlo for tho unfartuniito sufferer to resort to tlio use of some gentle purgntivu for a few days previous to using thu l‘Iastor, uml: con-- tinuo tho sumo till the cure is completed, which may bo confidently expected in h reatfonablo time. No piifgutivo more proper than Dr.'Dyott’s well known Auli-Biiliotw Pills. . ‘Tlio Miilcngors of the Nogfoos is ranked under tlio.donomtaatiqh ofUfeore; tills valtiablo,Blaster balsa a certain cure for it, if tho same treatment lioobsorvodaaaboyo.-. . . Cancers, Erysipelas, Wohs, Scroftila, Fistula, WliHo8wohiug, Borb Breasts, Ferons, WldtloVys and Boils ore removed, and euros happily pro duced by tho use,of: this valuable Plaster,, It reuiovos Absce'sses, aud dissipates* colloctod htttnbur#i it also ctiroa Sproiua, Bruises, Anthrax, Scalds, Burns, and all Sores and Won mis, toudiug to suppurate; it draws eantorizod Sores or lsJuies vpry.succosfltUlly and without pain. It dissipates fllutt-ridSliiff nulls (Vfviss Oiuii ni* .IMu ’* * W) ^ while ehoppiug in my. foot nearly oil*, instci thismisforttino I employe fragment loaves ofau old land Homo hundred ye scattered I-—* ks * -Jija-i distressing pain from Gout or 'lthqumatism in a vory.short tiirio, and is u safe iutd cortdin cure for Uhemnutisui and flying Rhoumatiu Pains, if tho Plaster bo constantly applied to tlionffectod parts for six or eight montlis. tlio parts affected become invigorated, and a cure soldom fails to lia com pleted. . It Is also successfully iisod for the euro o f corns. - Those q*«ftd menl Mariners, should never ho without Maliy’s ynimihlo Plaster Cloth; it keeps any ldiigth of tiiiw equally good,'and'is particu larly calculated'tri dry sores arising from green wounds, after they are supptirated, which it much aids. It is necessary it should bo kept dry. Received and far side by may12 T. RYERSON. T> VERSON & CO’S. SARSAPA- JLL RILL A.-‘-For tho ciiru of all diseases aris ing from tho impuritios of blood, excess of mer cury, rheumatism, scrofula, cutaneous eruptions, etc., till of which will yield under tho uso of this preparation. Tho subscriber, in offering this preparation to the public, duums it unnecessary to exhibit auy of those flashy und.cou*cientimtidy headed advertise ments, attended with fictitious certificates ofeurus, but trust its character, aa a specific, entirety on its own merits. lie has been induced to oiler it from the favorable manner in which it has been used by several eminent physicians with great satisfaction. He asserts witli confidence tlmt it is prepared with groat caro and accuracy, and in the host mode to obtain tlio active principles of Sarsa parilla in its most concentrated state. Prepared arid sold by T. RYERSON. juno Druggist, Savannah. •ELECTRICAL JMAlftft ULtsvju AND BELT FRICTt)RS—Warranted iff tlio host quality.—The combined efiects of heat und cold, of variability in temperature, mid irre gular notion of thosystem, produce a general tor por and rigidity df the skin, inducing n state of disease which doprivos that covering of its flexi bility, aud renders its incapable of performing those functions for which nature designed it. To remedy this evil, nnd restore the skin to a health ful state, hue long heeu a desirable object; mid this remedy has been found in tlio operation of the Hair Glove and Belt Frictor. Tho movement of all parts of tho body whilst undergoing tho process of friction, producos a general activity and circulation of tho blood, nnd at tlio sumo time removes nil encrustations from the skin, mid clears and opens the pores effectual ly* Tho regulur uso of the Hair Frictors night and moruiug, will produce n general glow and health ful excitement of the skin, und will bo found both a preventive and cure in all crises of Cold, Rliou- mutism, &c. They require only to bo used in order that thoir most beneficial effects may bo known and appreciated. fob 7 , T. RYERSON. TELES IIA CELS EAIJ DIVINE DR VENUS or Nymph. SOAP, (in a solid state,) composed of an Eastern Botanical discov ery of surprising efficacy for rendering the skin soft mid fair. As n creator mid conservator of that most distinguishing charm offamalo loveli ness, atrmisnUreiiffair skin, Jules Hanoi’s Eau Divine do Venus or Nymph Soap may ho said to exert an almost magical power, composed for tho most part of oriental balsamic plants, to the utter exclusion of all mineral admixture, it is dis tinguished medicinally far its extremely bland, purifying and soothing action on tlio skin mid by noting upon the pores aud minute secretory ves sels, expels nil impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inflammation mid by this me thod alone effectually dissipates all redness, tan, pimples, freckles and cutaneous visitations so ini mical to - female loveliness; its constant use will change the most billions complexion iuto ono of radiant whitoneps. To gentlemen afflicted with a tenderness of tho skin in shaving, tho uie of tho Eau Divine do Venus, will ho fouud to afluy all ciiticiilar irrita tion occasioned hy common soap or cream or tlio climate. Just received tuid for sale by july 81 T. RYERSON. milE GREAT FAIN KILLER.— A No Medicine has lieou discovered that was so happily adapted to use iqfernnJIy, and yet per forin such wonders whdu applied externally, tw a wash or bath, or by friction. It may bo used with a success that will astonish, far Bronchitis, Quin sy, Hoarseness, Raising of Blond, Dysentery, Burns, Chilblains, Teething, Pains in tho Side, &c. Ac. From tho many certificates which accompany tlio article, tho two following life selected on ac count of thoir brevity: “1 have used Mrs, Brown’s Pain Killer for Bums, mid have found that iu applying it immedi ately that it will prevent even a blister. I would recommend it to tho confidence of tho public. II. A. IIkkbk, Editor Westfield Standard, Westfield, Mass.” “I have used Mrs. Brown’s. Pain Ivillor for Burns, aud many other common complaints, and tako pleasure in recommending it as a family me- dicino. J. Swan, Pastor First Baptist Church, New Loudon, Conti.” Prico 12 to 50 cents per bottle. For snlo by sopt 10 J. A. LaROCHE. T^K. OSGOOD’S INDIA CIIOLAGO- JLF GUE—For tho cure of Fever mid Ague, Chill Fovor, .Dumb Aguo, Intermittent and Re mittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, F*n latgwmmtbftUd Liver, Enlargement oftlio Spleen und nil the various fa run nf Bilious Diseases. This invaluable' inecKcitift . wna prepared from an extensive practice of several years in u bilious climate, and is never known to fail ofcuriitg Fo- veraud Ague, or any of the diseases above named Tlioso who nro suffering from affeetjons of thi. kind, as also those who huvo become Invalids from thoir otlects upon tlio Constitution, will find the India Cholegogue umost invaluable remedy for purifyiug tho blood, and thoroughly cleansing from the system tlio morbid efiects of a bifiotts climate. The womlorfnl operation oftlio Cholngogue in eradicating bile from iholuuunn system, cauonly explain its .extraordinary agency iu the speedy, thorough and permanent euro of fever auil aguo, aud the various grades ofimeruiittont aud remit tent fevors. It is equally effectual, for the cure of Liver Com plaint, Jaundice, Enlargement of tlio Liver: also Enlargement of the Spleen, called Agno Cuke, and tho various forma of billions Indigestion.— These, witli tlio other varied afflictions of such climates, arising from a common miasmal cause, are only modifications of the same disease, and c- quolly controlled by thosoiuo remedy. Solo Agents for'Savauuah, J. M. TURNER & BROTHER, oct. 21 . Monument Square. T ACES A\J> UJIiniOIMHIUKS -*-J Iuddo Ilhdf; Etnb’d Muslin Collars; Lace CapH; Muslin Bands; Cambric Edging As Insert’g; Swiss do do; Thread do. do.; ValoJiciette’g I.aco; Lisle Edging and Inserting; Linen do. do.; Plain und Fig’d blk. Lisle Laco; Fig’d and plain Cap Lace. For sale by oct2 HENRY II. STOTE8BURY. T ORBON RIlTSXAnOili qiuirtcr, half -LJ and pound bottler; also Hudson’s Mustard in tin boxes, a superior article, received and for :*nle by . , A. T. BOWNE, nov 1 8meta’ Building, t Eg renal -ill ill imy jilnut tffi, rS? 0 “5SSa under tjio foreo of tlio Rolorl mid Crucible, devclnpcu more than ten distinct properties. Tills fact struck my mind so forcibly, tlisl ilwus mino.Miblo Ingot rid ofit. SmncUiiii'i scolnod to tell ino Hint i'rovidotictl, whoso spooiid cam ts oMcndod towivrda nil bis creatures, bail nni’np nn i |n C||UUlO(’ Mfcs'WcIfUJin I I_ : itali tie# V - .willioiit a who pud good purpose. Here was to> bo faltlidthe acids, tha.nlkalls, tbo oils, tlio Writer, the utr, tho ralfc), the soda, &c., ull combined, con centrated, arid chemically uuiteikiiito olio-single elomont of power, Ibhttitig a .substance more al ii™ and in' affltnty to tho htttimu.blood than was over before discovered iu the works of nature. Laboring under tiiose impressions far sevoral years, I beenmo uneasy, discontented, and un willing to confiiio myself longer to tfte duties of a fanner. Every tiling seemed to point my mind to one object, viz. s tlio preparation .of,this herb it medicino. I thou determined to return to tin of N. Ybrk. I .did so, and immediately inqi.uwu (or tlio herb. It was not to ho found. I then sent to Eitropb and there found it under another name. Having prepared the article to my satisfaction, I gavo it away to all who would use it. Hun dreds, I might sffy tiiousauds, took it into their families and used it: sumo for one. thing mui sumo for another, hud ull from the very first-to the very last, pronounced it of unrivaled excel lence and power. Tho first enso that ertmo under my observation, was a man tlv.it had lnst-tho ubo of his arm far some yours. The Ointment restored his arm comnlotely in n fow days. This surprised mo as much as it did tlio patient. After him there came a man with sore eyes produced by gunpowder—a very bad cuso indeed. One box only sufiiciud to niake u perfect cure. And I would hero remark that hitudreds have been cured of sore eves, who never found any relief but in this Oint ment. There nextemno a woman who was suffering excruciating pain from the ague in tbo laco.— Hor p.iysicinu (thinking it tlio toothache,) hod extracted olovon of her tooth. But the difficulty still remained as had ns ovor. Tho Application of tho All Hoaliug Ointment was nttunded with immediate cessation of pain. Her face however, began to swell, and tho surface was covered over witli pimples of eruption liko prickly heat. In one day till this disappeared. About the samo time, a lady tnndo application witli it for tho .headache of long standing, uud n lulling of the hmr. The Ointment* cured her headache, and restored hor hair. Since this, 1 huvo known tho Ointment to euro casos often, twenty and forty years standing. I hesitate not fa suy, tlmt it almost an iiifaUiblo roiuody far this complaint. About this time tlioro wore two cases, ono ol Consumption, and tho other of Scrofula, which had Imtllud tho skill of ovory physician who pros- crdicd. It was wonderful to witness tlioolfectof tho Ointment on these persons. No ono would helievoitiiuloKsthey had persouullv witnessed it. But it did tlio work proporly. There was no half way business, for they rocovored thoir health inn fow mouths. Rheumatism, Fovor, Quinzy, Sore Throat, Cu taneous Eruptions, diseases oftlio Spine, and Nervous Complaints were treated with unheard of success. But ill Chest diseases, such ns Asth ma, paiu and oppression, I believo there is no bet ter remedy. Also, the common diseases, such ns Ulcer Sores. Scald Head, Humors of the Skin, Inflammation, Piles, Sore Eyes, Sprains, Bruises, and Burns, it seems to be u perfect antidote.— People would come into tho store smiling, wish ing to know if I was really the Seventh Son, or whether the Ointment that I gave them was indeed ull-heuliug in its nature. For said tiioy, not one single application has failed to cure. Livor Compluint, particularly, was treated witli great and universal success. It produced such jpotl results iu all cases that it has boon noised abroad, and I was offered sums of money far a receipt to make it far private use merely. Every man spoko well of it, ns it had donosoinnch good. Not withstniiding-nfl, I havo been careful not to recommend it, except in cases I know it would do good. I was never willing to lent! myself to uuy tiling without first testing iti merits. This I un- duavor fa do on ovciy occasion, and when I acted us one of tho Sick Committee in the Ledge iff I. O. of O. F. I then tested it upon Brothers iu tlio mostcritical conditions, and hud ubundunt oppor tnnity of proving its worth. And, iu conclusion, I would remark dial I have pluced this Ointment before the peopio oftlio U. Slates during the lust nine or twelve months, nnd so general has boon tho satisfaction, and so great amount of good done, tlmt mure than half a mill ion of boxos have already been sold. J do really believe there never was a medicino which gained such widespread, universal and unanimous satis faction a» the All-Healing tJintniout. From all parts of tho land thore have come up ono. deep, sincere and universal voice of approbation saying “McAlistor thy tongue hath dropped tho word of midland lovo, while health forever attends thy footsteps.” And were I now to givo nil thugorid snyiqgs of tlm people, their unqualified approval, their tlmnkftiluuxH and gratitude, t'neir jny at reeov ••ring from disease und sickness, 1 could /ill a volume. Jamks MuAmstku, New York. For sale, wholesale and retail, hy J. M. TURNER &. BROTHER, out 38 Agents for Savannah. RIoi'o Extraordinary curcu! UY M. S. THOMSON, M. U„ MAHON, URO. 'gued finding dial tlio cnrns ofilc. .wise* oncctpl liylM ftimcdituvnro [""fi H>»'> Ins »|>uco in tlm news- a ‘ mil nl ttiporling. lias .ronclndud tn »r tliotii in immnKIct form for ‘o t.uit tliaiillliclud trim nidy fool iitiirustiid, can, onnppliiratiim liy or oUmrtyiso, bit l'uynUluid with sufS n Imily iif oViiloiicQ in ttio qs, it Jimy not ho improper to ro- . • o v? Ulelr cru( lihility, .flint they aro given many ol them, by some of our, bostciti- zeiw, ^ whoio clmrnetoris rirh'wcU^a^a , gcnbr'dly' knowiq und .'whose rosidonfte# lire particularly pointed out, thus rendering the possibility offraud, ISPon oil forgury, nttsrly out ofi thodpffijn* Jniw could it bo for ono moment iimimgined that falsehood*, thus issued in the tight' of day, right under tho iinmcdiuto obsorvotion of those iu teroqfadj could be. lit ull tolerated or'allowed, es pecially-ns they tend to f subvert tho interests of those who scrutinize thoiU with inioIi Argiis oyes as would, if possible, detect an error in tho TnutH. Theso considerations will at once indicate the difference,, of credibility, duo these, and those so tnorot letter (post copies. • In pros- form - 'of bi.. mark, iu ro- N/jTRS. JUTILES BETTS’ IITER- JTX INK SUI’iM)RTERH.—Ur. A. T. Bowne, Suvnnimli, Ga.—I would beg fa stale, that you are hereby appointed my sole Agent for Havnn- iiali, ainl that any other person selling Suppor ters ns mine are iinposiug on the public, by ven ding worthless and injurious counterfeits of my isupportera. S.vuau Bv.tts, Caution.—Each Supporter will have written on it thu imnio of “Sarah Betts.” Tho subscriber would respectfully inform the Physicians ami Lillies of .Savannah, that Mrs. Sarah Betts lias appointed him her sole Agent in this city, for tlio sale of her Supporters, and flint any others vended elsowhure in tlio city ns licr’s are counterfeits. These Supporters are now very geuornlly a- doplcd and recommended hy Physicians, ns the most successful medium of< relief for that distress ing malady far which they wore iuvented, ofuny offered to the public. Mrs. Betts has tho testimony of Professors S. Jackson, T. I>. Mutter, Joseph Pancoust, J. IC. Mitchell, N. Chapman, and Wilthauk, Philndel phin,nud many others of the most emiiiem Phy- sicinus in .various parts of tlio United States, in their favor. She has recently introduced mi entire now Sup porter far Mummer use ; it is made of open net work, very light mid cool, weight only from 2 to 3ozs umlnt the same time possosscs’all the im portant requisites. For further particulars, see her pamphlets, to he procured gratis at my store. A. T. BOVYNE, Druggist, nov 15 Smels’ buildings. t "ext, WttfEr frequently paraded iu the papers from abroad, jjot up olid signod by. nobody knows who, issued from uobody. known where, uud circulated far from their rejiuVe4 aourco, for every body knows wlmt. By‘this, however, he .must not bo under stood to say tlmt such certificates are-false, only tlmt tiioy muy bo so foriill wo know. His inteii- tiou iu presenting tips view of it kniercly to show tlmt while falsehoods rnay bo nublislicd at a dis tance,witiiimp,unity,.it is utterly impossible tlmt thoy can bo so at home. As usual, tlio uudersigued will continue to fill his space iu tlio papers by limited reports of suc cess in treating tiioineuraWfivfrom uumug which the following of nearly nine yenrs standing is far the present pulected. From the Atlanta (Geo.) Luminary. Mr. Editor t Sir,—Mysenso ofduty to inysiif- faring fallow mortals has induced mo to make the following communication; ami I am in hopes tlmt, should you see proper to givo it in whole or in part, n place in your valuable paper, it may prove heueficiul to sumo poor fellow sufferer. In the winter of1834, and thednyaftorl had a hordday’s work lifting uud moving logs, I wus taken with a violent pain in my Imck * * * * ‘ ‘ eminence and distinction ; for thirty-six hours . suffered ns much, to nil apponrauco, as it was possible for human nature to endure, and at last found relief only hy tho help of tlio catheter. I applied then to several eminent physicians both in Baldwin aud Jones, without receiving any ben efit other tlmu a temporary relief, for iliy com plaint would every two or throo days return, and tho catheter was my only helper. In 1837 I re moved to this county, mid brought with me my tormenting coumlaiiitnudiny friendly catheter.— Here, as there, I applied fa the most skillful phy sicians, ns I thought, ami here, ns there, I receiv ed no benefit from them. Iu September 1812, uftor having stilfercd ut times the mast excrucia ting pains lor eight years and nine months, and after having spent a great deal of money (at least §500) on doctors during the time, 1 was induced to try Dr. M. 8. Tliqiilson, of Macon, ami though I. entertained tlio most violent prejudice to his inode of practice, my necessity compelled ino to go, for I had then been confined to my house for ten days, anil had to resort to tho uso ofthe ca theter threo or four times daily. Iu this misera ble plight I left home, went to Dr. Thomson, stated my case to him, and lie gave mo medicine. In half an hour after taking his first dose, I felt that case, nnd hnd tlmt free nnd copious discharge of urine which l had not felt or lmd in almost nine years. And from tlmt time to this present day, March 20th, 1847, I have had tie return of niy complaint, and no more use far iny catheter. In order to mnko the cure permanent I continued tho use of tlio medicine ho vend mouths. Since thcnltnko nothing for it. I eat, drink, sleep, and work as in former days, and feel as well ami aonnd as ever I was. Yon may well suppose thnt it did not tnko long to banish prejudice at that rate, mid I now say to the afflicted, that I believe in many instances tlmt prejudice stands more iu tlio way oftheir recovery than tho incurability of their diseases. Such, Mr. Editor, is my expe rience of Dr. Thomson’s treatment, and such tlio results. Neither ho nor his remedies need any eucomium from me : tlio skill ofthe one nnd the efficacy oftho other aro too well known for that; but a fellow fading far the sufferers induced mo to take up tlio pun, nud to them is dodicated tho imperfect communication of Yours, respectfully, GEORGE G. MILLER. jBibb County, Geo., March iiOlh, 1847. ' BSF* Persons desirous of testing the ofiieacv of these remedies iu thoir own cases, no matter where they reside, can do so very conveniently hy send ing their ago nud symptoms in writing, as cor rectly ns possible, when medicines to suit thoir various cases will bo compounded and scut by mail, express, or private hand. In order that am. may partake ofthe liquutits resulting from tho use of his remedies, his charge for tbo treatment of such cases ns do not require his personal atten tion, will be only Fire Dollars a month, which nmy’bo sent by mail at his risk. Acute cases, ami tlioso requiring personal at tention will bo charged ill accordance -with the established rates of other city Physicians, In coiisequcnco of thu great increase of offlee business, it will lie impossible for him to attend at any great distuned, ‘only in urgent eases, or as consulting physician. I (is city friends may fully rely on his usuul promptitude lit attending to tluir calls, mid Others who may deem it tlmir interest to procure his services, wifi l»u attended to us promptly us his will admit. M. H. THOMSON, M. D. Macon, October 18, 1817. c*— Will bo l-ubll.k„| itTssssr*** C^ITED STAtts „ aKVKT . HIE siibscri^pr is n»w cnslilcd u, mnn<i csblbliahniout.ora wo|| M ** »»Ana ^ J In_ Uumustis Alfititi arid to tliSVarcim “W ’*$***•w given AESiH ilclttyj- peculiar information, the “ Rcuorter” will i. r . h,,, i | m«r«com-. ortho hiasl Mrtp,am,,, eharactT. h aud Dd*antfttov$!li!sij£ stuta close al*fin; arrangements now made will at oncIfS . llr to the Senate ofthe)United States^ nnd complete record of iu Debates*^ a„Vl pceplo—iu ncroallyvcitiaraeil iIIm,!,-' I S r S nEB^^SsS solicitous nud respectful regard. 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PP Tlio “United States lleporler” will h printed on a largo and huuilsoinesheet, mal issuii ovory moruiug, except Sundays, nt tlio rate or$i per amiuiii. In connection with tlio daily paper, there will bo issued from tlio same establishment, THE MIRROR OF CONGRESS. This publication will coutaiu exclusively the Reports ol Uio Proceedings tuid Debates oftlm Congress of tho United Stutes. It will bu i«mctl semi-weekly, in tin elegant qiturfa-forni, throacli- out tbo sessions of Congress, nud will be furuidi- ed to subscribers at tlio rato of Two Dollars for the long session, and One Dollar (or thu short ses sion. It is believed that this grout national work will bo deemed indispensable in tho library «f every public institution, politician, ami profes sional man throughout tlieeoiintry; ami tlmt it will be rugavdud by the grmit m,isii>f th« people ns the very best political text book far their own ' sanction and tlmt of thoir children. IM I’OR TA NT AN Nt) I JNCKMP.NT. Throughout the session nf Congress, F.itras will be issued from tlio otliccofiho ••United Htim i Reporter,” coiitaiiiiug tlio reports of all such Do- bates as may possess pue.uUady exciting iutcro^l. All Hiibseriptions aud coiimiuiiieatiims to he post-paid, and addressed jAmk.s a. umisTON, United Stales Reporter, Wusliiogtim, Jl. Ilf All newspapers throughout the United Stands who publish this prospoeliH once a week from this date till tlm meeting of Congress, will fa entitled tt> an exchange with tlm “United Hlnfai Reporter,” and will be placed on tlm fist of tlioso to who’ll the Extras will bo,despatched, net 18 N EW FALL GOODS.—The Subscri bers have received, by late nrrivids nud uro now opening a full assortment of Fancy and Do mestic Dry Goods, which consist, in part, of Broad Cloths, CaNsiriteres, Sntiuetts, Tweeds, Vestings, in every variety, Black Alpacas, Silk Wrap do., Black, Plaid, arid Qal’d Meruios, Wors ted Plaids, Oregon Plaids, Twilled Ginghams, French do., Cashmere Dresses,Mouslin do Laities, Rich Fig’d do., English and American Prints, Black ami white Prints, Furniture Prints, White und Red Flannels, White nud Brown Canton Flan nels, Paper Cambrics, Cambric and Jaconet Mus lins, Rob Roy and Brocho Shawls, Printed Cash- mere do., Marseilles Quilts, Hemstitched and Plain L. C. Handk’fs, Silk do., Cotton Pocket nnd Veronn Handk’fs, Bleached aud Brown Table Da mask, Bird’s Eye Diaper, Iluckqbuck Cottoudo,, Dowlas Towels, Cliwns, Rings and Tassels,Braids and Silk Twist for Purses, overy variety of Silk and Cotton Umbrellas nnd Parasols, Oil Cloths, Carpetings, Drttggott or Figured Baize, Carpet .Rugs, &C., &c., which, with a variety of other goods, will bo offered ut tlio lowest market prices, and on tho most accommodating terms, Wholesale or Retail. Merchants, PJuntcrs, and others, are invited to call and examine. - GODFREY &, LiRCCHE, oct^J West corner Shad’sRonge. S OAP AND STARCH*—120 boxes nnd half boxes Colgate’* Soap mid Starch, land ing from brig. Savannah, and far sale by • nov JO J. Ei GAUDKY & CO. ( 1 RO€E RB EM,—J75 hags Rio Culfeu, ZU VT do. Lagutrado. 100 bills. New Orleans Whiskey, 2 quarter casks i.ogr i'rers 125 bids. Westi!rn Flour, choice old Brandy 50 tierces prime Cuba Molasses 50 hull’ Idils. Blitter, Sugar and Soda Crackers J10 boxes iliuoiiioiid’rt Soap, 30 do. Fay’s Pale do., 45 do. Colgate’s do. do., 4 half boxes Family do. 2(1 boxes No.l Chocolate, 40 M. Principe Sugars 31) bags Black Pcnar,5 do. Allspico 20 boxes Mustard 75 do. Pi’s Clifton’s Tobacco, 50 do. 5’s do. do., 20 do . Ih. W. Rogers’ do 15 bids. Clarified Sugar. 13 hlids. choice St, Croix Sugar 125 Dciiiijons, l’s, 2’s, 3’s mul 5’s 50 doz. Painted Buckets, 20 boxes Table Salt 00 doz. Brooms, 3' chests Oolong choice Tea 20 casks Bynsw’ London I’qrter 10 baskets Bncocn (Thmnpnguo 25 boxes assorted Cordials oO bbls. Crashed nnd Powdered Sugar 10 bags Brazil Sugar, 10 eighths casks Brandy ,15 qr. casks Alnlugn Wine 15 qr. and 15 eighths Duurcttn Malaga Wino 15 qr. mid 15 eigths casks iWaduira Wine 2 half pities Otard, Dupuy *fc Cu’s. Brandy 5 bhls. Clove Loaf, Gin, 15 do. Cordiuls 10 M. Venus Regalia Segars 125 reams W rajqnug Paper 50 gross Anderson’s Chewing Tobacco 20 boxes Perfumed Soap, 200 gross Mulches 2 qr. casks Lugre Frors choice old Brandy 50 boxes Codfish, 100 do. Herring ■20 do. Pickles, 50 muts Cinnamon 75 do. Pipes 20 do. Tomato and Walnut Catsup 30 do. Sperm. Candles, 4’s and (i’s 20 do. Hull’s do. 4’p, 6’s and 8’s 50 bbls. Whole Oil, 25 do. Sperm, do. 50 do. Vineghr, 10 do. Jamaicn llum 15 do. St. Croix Rum, 10 do. N. O. Sugar Nos. 1 nnd 2 Mackerel in whole and half hols, lit store and for sale ott favorable terms, by oct 18 CONNERAT & BARIE. ]$'■ EW GOODS.—Now lauding from Wil son Fuller—Plnixt nnd Satin Striued nnd Zophyr do, Saltillas Worsted do, Oregon do, col ored and black Siikii,* Silk Hose and Half Hose; worked Muslbi Collars,Capes and RobesjThrcad Laces; Mechlin, Lisle aud Cottou do; real Broche Shawls, Cashmere do, Tnrton do,. Plaid Merino Long do; 4-1, 6-4 and 64 Blanket'do; Bouriet Ribbons, Ladies and Misses Bonnets, with a vari ety of 'Honsekeopiug and Staple. Goods, which will he sold nt lowest market prices, wholesale qr retail,by GODFREY’& LaROCHE, ; , . fiov. 8.l; r^IIAMFAGNE.-30 baskets for . .. iiov l3' : THEODORE MINJS. "OIJTTJGR;—20 firkins choice. Goshen But- Jj ter, landing from Brig Madison, hiur for. solo by : nov 15 E. SWI};T. „ PROSPECTUS OK A KEW illlJSIC BOOK, L\ PA TENT NOTES, CALI.PI) THt; ilUSl’KRJAN JIA It I* t fh/ Dr. Wm. Ilousrr, of Jefferson County, (Su. rflims work will coutaiu 50(1 pages, iueluilms .8. a lucid exposition of the Rules nf .Siagin: and of Musical Composition; n largermuulierof Church Tunes used hy the various religious »V- iioiniiitilioiH, South nud West, than havoeverfa- fore been ombraced in one VoTitnie. Odes awl Aiitliems, Sunday 'School and Infant Hyiiuis, nil- uierotH Missionary and 'IVinperaiieo pieces, &r. accompanied iu a great'many instances by the en tire hymn or song. Many ni' the lutics are entire ly' new, while many of tlioso fine old airs that have hmg been used nl prayer, camp aud other meetings, nud ill the social circle, lint have never before iiocn collected and liurinouizcd, witli nu merous Hco tell, Irish, German and other fino tune* hitherto scattered at wide intervals over tlm enrtli, will be found iu the Hesperian Harp. Books ancient nnd modern—many that are now out of print, whose rich music is unknown to most per- sum of tbo present day, liavo been completely Uucd up" to supply tills work. ’The Hesperian Harp is the largest and cheap• rst Music Book over ottered the American public, as all intelligent persons will sec by comparing it with other works. Price, $tl 50 por copy, beau tifully printed, and bound in paste-board, witli neatly printed cover. Ail elegant copy, done in morocco of any color desired, will be /urtiwheil si .<52 5(1 to £3 50, according to style. Fifty copies (plain) rent to one address far $Ui2 50; 1 DO co pies far .$100. The work will be furnished to sub scribers only. ..... N. B.—Active Aok.nts wanted tinmciLaUlg to canvass every comity, town und city in tlm laud- A liberal per cent, will bo allowed. Good recom mendations required. Address tit* author, jwst paid, at Louisville, Ga. Tlio Florida papers, and all others friono'y fa such an enterprise, are respectfully requested to publish this Prospectus three times, nud to son( the author a number of tho paper coiitaiiiiug it- A copy of tlio Hesperian Harp will be gtyoti u» return. _ _ «a Jefferson county^Ga., Aug. 1847. l oct j? SMOND, The Avenger, or tlio Robbor'* Foundling. Tbo Fountain, a Gift: “ To stir tip your pore mind—by way of remeuibrauee,” Edited by II* Hastings Weld. The Cmis'e of tho Midge. „ ^ J , Our Army at Monterey, by T.JL Thorpe. The Life and Adventures of .Josepft.T. Hare, the bold Robber and Highwayuw«. , Moninin, or 1 the Bcaiitifol French Girl in Pud*, ndelphia, by II. Hnydit. " * \ ’ ' ' . : Tho Patrol of die MbunL-iiti, atalc oftho Revo- lutiou, by Newton M. Curtis. ... Tho Secret Service Ship, or the fall oftho Cos* tlo Sau Juan D’Ulloa, by Charles E. Averilh* • Received hy J. M. COOPER. ‘ nov 12 •anoy, j pipe um, .au apirits, ICO boxes Blandy C O.M Wine, 25 do Mary Ann do, 20 do PaJo Sherry do; 20 do Cor dials, comprising Maraschino, Mveaq, Ahsifahc, Curacua and Kcrchemvossfir; far uolo low by J. E. GAUDRY nt CO. Also. 30 baskets Champagne, of the De Bri* ntont, Bullingcr & B6llmgei s Anchor brat^ uovJG .

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, December 08, 1847, Image 4