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L fVBK'..rl Toilet ..r Nnr.orv-
Roiunvu. Tito, SuSStti Bf«l l 1 rcckltf a,
^Ntibtoroim tortiraonbils iuravoriiftlio Baim nr
Tum'nXD Ktmvoni niiglit Ito oildnccd, ns about
stated; hilt wo think tho ftllowlng oMtlCtteOfto
Oita, by tlm Lynn Until, will bo o nnlholont tfibuio
in iuop thousand ,-i.mvRns.' •
Thabato'y of iho Hwoeod town .hliih wool tho .000
'aSSEtopoo tho cb.rrosJ hoOta j*;ibWa :
Bthiwla n*mro’,pli,tlopo»fOr*lnllni,how wooilraua Iblrt
In jsatant (Mat -h.i. b«ioty iloalU In Ibrma of ilcha.t
tllowinVln lha votoiuoem nwolta that Cnihniote'a aHka un-
Thab'poirat tho grateful malJ Impala lo ohat|it at aro lie
hold.
Their rlrUrsln the gulden *tw« >t»« hides With wondrous
Andlot’ ths B«tm of Thousand Flower* In Ineenl vases
glows.
Fran jarden* whflro narolisns blooms tho bursting bud ha
Fair Sowtrs thst abed thalr rich psrfumoa br4lda Uanspa-
\Vl»dsVSnt B |ffu«e* the dnssrt flooms whore tha clcnln sings.
He ie«bs tha cllmo of winter suows,where scarco a stream*
Vast realms whtra many a torrent flows to swell tho Aran*
SOtt'Sa
And whtra tha luscious orangagrows benoath oquMnr suns.
Ha culls tha grovas of eastern plains, whore Shim* builds
her bowers,
Where dowrets nursed by sues and rolus iithalo their
haolthisst powers, , .
Add thus thy precious Woalthhe gains, JtaJm of a TAonsnnd
Flowers.
Thu ancients reigned that Venus rose out of the rosining
fobeauty in all climatoa grows more fair fur bathing free,
And waU the banl'a experieuco kuows whnthulms in wn*
Than let all those who would possess the charms in flowers
ReirNpbcr well that elcanlluess, which doth with health
combine,
Is next akin to godliness, daughter of truth diviue.
J oat received aud for sale by
W. HUMPHREYS. Jr.,
fob 13 Corner of Bay nud Drayton streets.
reduction in THE
-J price ofHumphrey'* celebrated Remedy for
tlra Fever and Agno—Irom Two Dollars to Ono.
Tho following gentlemen are my authorised A-
gents, and have the genuine for sale.
.Orders lYoinnny part of the Uuittid Stales, will
meet with prompt attention. Address, post paid,
*WM. HUMPH RF.Y8, Jr.
Savannah, Gu.
AGENTS:
Mnraton Sc Brothers,
Dr. J U Simmons,
Dr. P M Cohen,
T C Hisley?
R 9 Bailey,
T J 8 Furr,
B it Bythewood,
RT Patrick,
J S Walkor, ,
VV K Kitchon.
Shotwoll Sc Gilbert,
JII&WS Ellis,
Lightfoot Sc Flanders,
Dorsoy &• Knott,
Solomon Goodall,
Wm Root,
Ctinniiighnm Sc Co,
Dr. S F Culberson,
Winter Sc Epping,
BH Mitchell,
Joseph Griffin,
R H Barrett,
A AIcLnne Sc Co.
]i( C Williamson,
Will Hodges,
W A Hoyles,
W A Carswoll,
P Martin,
J A Sperry,
Wm Carr,
E A Burch,
Samuel Palmer,
I D Colo,
F A Potillen,
J Wright & Co.
pyFninily Visitor, Madison: Constitutionalist,
Anguatu; Helicon, Marietta; Mountain Eagle,
Dalton; Enquirer, Columbus; Reporter, La
Grange; News, Jacksonville ; Herald, Laurens-
villa, 8. C; Central ‘Georgian, Saudersville, will
please copy, aud change my advertisement,
roar 25 W. HUMPHREYS, Jr.
Baltimore,
Maryland.
Georgetown, S Carolina
Charleston,
do
Humbitrg,
dc)
Laurcnsvillo,
do
Gralminvillo,
do
Beaufort,
do
Salem,
Tenn.
Madison, Georgia.
Augusta,
do
Alaeou,
do
Macon,
do
Macon,
do
Griffin,
do
Atlanta,
do
Alariotta,
do
Dnltort,
do
LaG range,
do
Columbus,
do
Ncwnnn,
do
Burke Co.
do
Rnesevillo.
do*
Jacksonville,
do
Davisboro’,
do
Satidersvillo,
do
Louisvillo,
do
Savannah,
do
Savannah,
do
Houston Co,
do
Jacksouboro,
do
Huwkinsvillo,
do
Darien,
do
Black Creek,
Florida.
Jacksonville,
do
Now Orloans,
Ln.
S OUTHERNERS!—TO THE
CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TEN
NESSEE, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, &c.~
Allow me to call your attention to one of the great
est and most useful Mcducincs ever discovered.
It is not my intention to tax you with a long and
tiresom advertisement, but I lav before you tho
testimony of tlio most respectable families in the
United States, most of my certificate* aro from the
city of Savntmah, whero I resido, and many from
y.ourown State, where the Medicine is used with
great and astonishing success; it has proved itself
to bo superior to any other Medicine for the cure
of Fever and Aguo, which it will do in tho very
short spneo of Twelve Hours, it has never been
known to fail to effect a certain euro. The .Med
icine is a harmless und tasteless one, which will
muko it the most populai'.Alcdicine in the Southern
States.' The Medicine contains 110 inincrul pre
paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable
matter only. To Planters, this Medicine is n rid-
liable preparation, as it cures all cases in twelve
hours, ana does not require any time to he lost; all
that is to be done is to lake the Medicine audio go
to work. To the Rico Planter it is a vuluublo M ed-
icinc, as it does not contain any mercurial or min
eral preparation whatever, and is therefore a safe
Me dieinc for those who arc liable to exposure. I
beg you. do not let me have to tax you so ollun with
advertisements, certificates, &c. It has already
proved itself to bewhat I say it is, and the greatest
proofis everybody is recommending it to ho [the
only certain and speedy cure for the Fever and
Ague All you havo to do is to ask your neighbor
what he thinks of Humphre vs'Remedy for Fever
amPAgue, and ofcouwe, to be convinced, you will
try it, at loust I hope so. Here id my oiler to any
Plautor of South Carolina, who will cither call on
Doct. P. M.Cohen.ofCharleston, S. C. ormyeclf,
in the city of Savannah, und either of us will give
enough for twelve cases, and if it does uotcurc ten
out oftwelve, we will refund tho amount paid for
it. Your are to see tho Medicine taken as I have
directed.
Owing to the heavy rains during the past sum
mer, and which stilly continue, all tho low lands
are underwater, which will cause a great deni of
this disease on the Rice Plantations; it will be to
your advantage to procure a ccrtnin aud speedy
remedy; you can do so by applying to citlicr of
my Agents or myself. Ask for HUMPHREY'S
REMEDY FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
■ This Medicine is for sale }>y tho following
named gontlemen, who ure the only agents for
the salcofthe Great SouthernRemepr, where
it will be found either at wholesale or retail.
Country merchants will make a handsome profit
by selling this medicine. A liberal rfiscour tmnde
to Planters, &c., by tho dozen. Address.
• W. HUMPHREYS,Jr.,
oct!8. Druggist, Savannah, Ga.
TTOME INDUSTRY.—50 Gallons Hum
JlI pkrey's Superior Cologne ll'ater—Pronounc
ed to be superior to the best imported German,
French or English manufactnre. Prepnrcd and
sold by W M. HUMPHREYS, JR.
Wholesale- and Retail Druggist,
OCtI8 Savannah, Ga.
TID PORT ANT TO SPORTSMEN.
A—Gun* and Revolving Pistols, Doublo and
8inglo Guns, Rifles -and Pistols, Walker’s Per
cussion Cn.ps and Gan Wadding, W. Richards’
• do French, G D do. Shot, Powder, Lend, Sliot-
Body-bclt* and Pouches. All sorts and sized
Flasks, Cleaning Rods, See, &c. Just received
and f?r sale low wholosalo and retail, at No. 11
Barnard street, Suvunnah.
_ octl8 E. LOVELL.
f^LEyOIIARIS. — 20 pieces colored Ging
VJ. Bom* at 124 cents; 20 do do do at 18. 20
and 25 cents; 10 do Mourning do do at 18 to 25
cents. For sale by
>a EIN8TF.IN & KCKMAN.
N*F y CKWH g.VbHjrara?'
oc * 31 Wcst side Market sqpare.
ASII ION ABE E~HATsi:
PRICE Sc VEADER hare just received
a fow dozen of superior quality. For sale at
« Qct2 . 147 BAY 8TREET.
ptOFPEE.—100 bags Rio Coffee, 50 do
Jamaica do, 30do Javn ' ' ”
»ale by
oct 13
do, lauding, and for
\yOOD, CLAGIIORN & CO.
(PIRANUERRIES.—Fresii Cranberries
>»> «terft, and for sule by
oct 20 Ar I'Anv
JESSE & CADY.
DU. T«WNHWiyi>»8
COMrOUNO RXTRAOf OR
SARSAPARILLA.
TkU Rtlnui is put *;i tM .Qsxrl BuUlett it U lit
Umti ektaptr, pUAitnUr. mnii uarrttHUd «u*
ptriir to m mid. It c*rti Hlthoui
Patient, >, y -
TU« froet linnuty nnil sar.orlarlty of tills Samparilla
•»er nil Ptlisr nraillclim*U. thal wrUUn it brorlicato* tlio «!i«*
saw, h liivirarnlas tlio Itraly. It la unn of the Very best
BflUNO AND 8UMMRR BtHDIGIHKI.
Ever knowni it not only puriflon tlio wliolo ayitom, and
rlronatlipn* tho per»«n, but it creates new, run and rich
Hand: a power pu»*ns*ml t»y lit) other niauicino. And in :
thin lies the uraud secret of its wondnrAll success. It hns '
pnrIViriucd within tho last two years, morn than 100,000
cur.ns of snvera ensns of disease | at least 15,000 were
considered incurahlo. It has eavad tho livns of inora
tlian 10.000 chlldreu duriuK tho two past suasoils.
10.000 rnstui of Ooiicrnl Debility and
want of Nervons Kuerny.
Dr. Tuwnsund's SursnpurilUi invigorutes tlio wholo
system pcriuaunntly. To those who hnvo lost their
muiculnreneray by tho effect* of inedicinoor indlscro-
lion committed in youth, or the oxceisivo iudulgonco of
tlm passion*, nud brought on n gnimral physical prostra*
tiru of tho nervous system, lassitude, wnul of ambition,
fainting sensations, prematura dneay and decline, hasten
ing towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can ho en
tirely restored by this ptensaut remedy. This 8nrsa-
purilla is far superior to any
luvlsorntiug Cordial*
As it renews and tiiVigoratoo the system, activity
to the limbs, and strength to the muscular systou, In a
most extraordinary degree.
Conauiuption Cured.
Oltnnir and Strengthen. Oontumution con be cared.
Brnnchitii, Consumption, Lioer Complotnt, Coldi,
Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of Mood,
Soreness In the Chest, Ifeetic Flush, flight
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Eipecto-
ration, Pain ia the Side, ifc•, have
been and can be cured.
SPITTINU RLOOD.
New York, April 28, 1847.
Dn. Townskvd— I verily bnliovo that your Sarsapa
rilla lias been the menu*, through Providence, of saving
my life, t havo for several .veurs Imd a bad Cough. It
became worse and worse. At last I raised largo quauti-
tics of blood, bud night Sweats, and wn» greatly ilobili.
(atrd and reduced, aud did not expect to live. I Imvo
only Used your Sarsaparilla a short tiiuo, andthcro has
a wonderful change been wrought in me. I am mow nblo
to walk all over tho city, t raise no blood, and my
cough lias left mo. Voii can well imagine that I am
thankful for these results.
Your obedient servant,
WM. UUSSUI.L, 05 Cathcrino-st.
Fciunlo ftledicine.
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is u sovereign end speedy
euro for Incipient Consumption. Harrenncss, Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling of ike Womb, Costivuness, Piles, Leu-
corrlncn, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstrua
tion. Incontinence of Urine, or invoUmiary discharge
thereof, and for tlio general prostratiou of tho system-
no matter whether the result of inherent enuse or causes,
priHlueed by irregularity, illness or accident. Nothing
cun bo more surprising than its invigorating effects
on tlio human frauio. Persons ull weakness and lassi
tude, from taking it. at once become robust nud full of
energy under its influence. U immediately counteracts
tlm norvelessmiss of tho fonmle frame, which is tho great
cause ot llurrcnuuks. It will not be expected of us, in
cases of so delicate a nature, to exhibit certificates of
cures performed but we can assure tho nffiietcd, that
hundreds of cases havo boon reported to us. Thousands
of cases whore futilities have boon without children,
after Using a fow hollies of this invaluable medicine,
liavu beau blessed witli lino, haullhy offspring.
To mother* mid married Fsndlcw.
This Extract of Sarsaparilla bus been expressly pro.
pared in reference to female complaints. No female
who hns reason to suppose she is approaching that
criticul period, “ The turn of lifer should neglect to
take it, as It Is u certain preventive for any of the
numerous end horrible diseases to which females ore
subject at this time oflife. This period may be de
layed for several years by using this medicine. Nor
is it less vnluoblo for thoso who are approaching wo.
manhood, «s it is calculated to assist nature, by > quick-
cning the blood und Invigorating the system. Indeed,
this medicine is invaluable for all the delicate disea
ses to which women ure subject.
It braces tlm wholo system, renews pi rmnnenlly the
natural energies, by removing tho impurities of tilt
body, not so fur stimulating as to produce subsequent
reluxation, which is thocusenfimikt medicines taken for
fi-male weakness aud diseutu. Ily using a few bottles of
this medicine, ninny severe and painful surgicul opera
tions may be provented.
Great Blessing to ITtntlirrnniid ('Iiildrcn.
It is tlio safest nud most cfTrcluul medicine for purify
ing the system, and relieving tlio suffering* attendant
upon child-birth over discovered. It strengthens both
tho mother and child, provents pain nud diseusn, in
creases nud enriches the food, those who havo used it
think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both beforo
and after confinement, ns it prevents ilisnasrs attendant
upon childbirth—in Costlvencss, Piles, Crumps, Swell
ing of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting,
Fain in the Burk end Loins, Pulse Fains, Hemorrhage,
and In rceuUting the secretions and equalizing the cir
culation it has no equal. The great beauty of this
medicine is, it is always safe, and the most delicate uso
h most successfully, very few ensos require any other
medicine, hi lomo a little Castor Oil, or Magnesia, is
useful. Kxerciso in tlio open air, and light food with
this medicine, will always onsuro a snfouud easy cou-
fiucnicnt.
Drnnty mid Ifcnllli.
Co«mctirs, Chalk, nnd a variety of preparations gene,
rally iu uso, when applied to the face, very soon spoil it
of its beauty. They dose the pores of tho skin, und
cheek the circulation, which, when nature is not thwart-
cdhv disease or powder, or the skin inflamed by tho
alkalies Used ill snaps, licniililics its own production in
thu •• human face Divine.’* us well ns in tlio garden of
rich and delicately tinted nnd variegated flowers. A
free, active nnd healthy circulation of the fluids, or tlio
coursing of the pure, rich blood to the extremities, ii
Hint which paints the countenance in the most exqui
site beauty. It i* that which imparts the indescribahlo
shades and flashes of loveliness that all udinirn, but
noun can describe. This beauty Is tho offspring of na
ture—not of powder or soap. If there is not n freo and
healthy circulation, there Is no beauty. If the Indy is
fair ns driven snow, if she paint, and uto cosmetics,
Slid the blood is thick, cold and impure, she is not beau,
tiful. If she bo brown or yellow, aud them is pure nnd
active blood, it gives a rich bloom to the checks, and a
brilliancy to thelr'oyes that is fascinating.
This is why tho southern, nnd especially the Span
ish ladies, arc so much admired. I.adios in tho north
who take but little exercise, or arc confined in close
rooms, or havo rpoiled their complexion by tho appli
cation of deleterious mixtures, if they wish to re-
gain elasticity of step, buoyant spirits, sparkling eyes
and beautiful complexions, they should use Dr. lown*
scud’s Sarsaparilla. Thousands who have tried it, are
ntoro than satisfied, nro delighted. Ladies of every
station, crowd our office daily.
Notice to the T<n«lic*>
Those that imitate Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, have
Invariably called their stuff a great Remedy for Fe
males, Ac., Sec., nnd have copied our bill* und circulars
wliio.1i ruintes to the complaints of women, word for word
-other men who put up medicine, have, since the great
success of Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla iu complaints
incident tt> females, recommended theirs, although pre
viously they did not. A number of these Mixtures, Pills,
Ac., nro injurious to females, as they aggravate disease,
and undermine tho constitution. Dr. Townsend’s is tho
only and best remedy for tlio numerous female com
plaints—it rarely, if evor fails of cffocting a permanent
cure. It can be taken by the most dnlicato females,
in any case, or by those expecting to become mothers,
with tho greatest advantages, as it prepnros tlm systom
and prevents pain or danger, and strengthens both
mother and child. Bo careful to got tha geuuine.
Hcrofulrt Cured.
This certificate conclusively proves that this Burst-
pnriltn has porfnet control over tho most obstinate dis.
eases of the Blood. Three persons cured iu ono house
is unprecedented.
Three Children.
Dr. Townsend—Doar Sirs I have tho ploasure to
Inform you tliut threo of my children havo been cured
of the Scrofula by tho use of your excellent medicine.
They wero ufllietcd very severely with had Sores i hnve
taken only four bottles -, it took thorn away, for which
I fool myself under great obligation.
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC \V. CRAIN, 1
, 106 Wooster-st.
Opinion* of Phy*icinn*.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different part* of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians
of the City of Albany, have in numerous cnios prescrib
ed Dr. Townsend's Snrsaparilln, nnd liolinvo it to be
•ue of the most vuluublo preparations in tho murkot,
II. P. PULING, M. D.
J. WILSON, M. D.
11. B. BRIGGS. M. D.
Albany, April 1,1847. j\ E. ELMENDORF, M. D
CAUTION. , • ^
Owing to the great success nnd immense sain or Dr
Townsend's Sarsupnrillu, a number of men who wero
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Bnrsapa
villa Extracts, Elixirs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock,
Ac. They generally put It up in the samo shaped bot
tles, nud some of them have stole and copied onr adver
tisement*—they aro nuly worthless imitations, nud
should bo avoided.
principal Office, 120 FULTON Street, Sun Building
N. Y.s Redding A Co., 8 Stutc street, Boston; Dyott A
Sons, 132 North Hccond street, Philadelphia; S. 3
Ifnnen, Druggist, Buhlmoro; F. M. Cohon. Charleston
Wright A Co., 151 Chartres Stroet, N. O.; 105 South
Pearl Street, Albany; and by all the prlnclpul Drug
gists aud Merchants generally throughout the United
States, West Indies und tho Canadas.
For sale by THOS. M TURNER & CO.,
Agenta, Sinctu* now building, corner Broughton
und Whitaker streota. fob 28
T°Ifm¥ T A1 S D swaying soap
r 1 * ~400 bozo* of a superior article, for *alc at
the manufacturer’*prieex. Tbiu article is aitpo
riortonnvcvor offered for nile in Ihinclty. Per
sale at 50 cents per box, by
ung 8 W. HUMPHREYS, JR.
AND FOR THE
o0 SOf«>-»
VsjvmS!
CURE OF
tivkRco i,p.
- oosmm
•li i
Tuts Medicine lias acquired n very ex
pended and established reputation wherever
it has boon used, based entirely on its dwn merits,
which its superior cfllcncy has alone sustained. Tho un
fortunate victim of horodltary disease, with swollen glands, con
tracted sinews, and bones half carious, has been restored to honlth
and vigor. Tho scrofulous patlont, covered with ulcers, lomhsorno to himself
' and his attendants, has boon made wholo. Hundreds of persons, who had groaned
hopelessly for yesrs uuder cutaneous and glandular disorders, chronic rheumntism,
and many other complaints springing from n derangement of tho scoretivo organs
and tho circulation, havo been raised ns It wero from tho rack of disease, nud now,
with regenerated constitutions, gladly testify to tho efficacy of this inestimable
preparation. Tho testimony of those who havo been cured by its use, with their
residences, has been published from timo to time; and wero it dcsirablo, a mass
of the most overwhelming testimony could bo brought forward, proving most con-
clusivoly its inestimable value. Tho afflicted, and thoso who have not usod this
medicine, aro invited to mako a trial of its virtues, and appropriate to themselves tho
bonofita which it alono can bestow.
CANCEROUS ULOER CURED, OF 8EVEN YEARS’ 8TANDINQ.
This cure was effectod in July, 1844; there havo been no symptoms of a return,
and her health still continues good, July, 1648.
„ . ' . ' Neu York, July 25, 1814.
Messrs. Sands:—Gentlemen—I consider it but an act of justico to you to state the
following facts in reference to the great benefit I havo received in the euro of an ob-
stinate Cancerous Ulcer on my breast.
I was attended eighteen months by a regular nnd skilful physician, assisted by tho
advice and counsel of one of our most Ale and experienced surgeons, without the
least benofit whatever. All tho various methods of treating enneer were resorted to;
for fivo weeks in succession my breast was burned with caustic three times a-day,
and for six it was dally syringed with a woak solution of nitric acid, and tho cavity or
internal ulcer was so large that it held over-an ounce of tho solution. Tho doctor
probed the ulcer nnd examined the bone, and snid tho disenso was advancing rapidly
to the lungs, and if I did not get speedy roliof by medicino or an operation, tho result
would bo fatal. I was advised to hnvo tho broast laid open and tho bones examined;
but finding no roliof from what had been done, and feeling I was rapidly getting worso,
I almost despaired of recovery, and considered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials and certificates of euro by tho uso of Sands’ Sarsapa
rilla, in cases similar to my own, I concluded to try a fow bottles, several of which
wero used, but, from tho long deep-seated character of my disease, produced no very
decided change. Considering this as the only probuble euro for my case,.I persevered
until tho disenso was entirely cured. It is now over cloven months slnco tho cure
was completed; there is not tho slightest nppcnranco ora return. I therefore pro
nounce mysef wkll, and the cure entirely effected by Sands’ Sarsaparilla, as I took
no other medicine of any kind during the time J was using it, nor have I taken any since.
Please oxcuse this long-deferred acknowledgment, which 1 think it my duty to
make. 1 our valuablo Sarsaparilla cured mo, with tlio blessing of Divine l’rovidance,
when nothing else could; and I feel myself under lasting obligations to you. 1 can
any many things I cannot write, and I do most respectfully invito Indies nfflicted ns I
have been, to call upon mo, and I will satisfy thorn fully of the truth ns stated above,
and many other things in reference to the case.
NANCY J. MILLER, 218 Sullivnn-stroct.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Ijljl The following is an oxtract from a letter received from Rev. William Galushn :—
111 .. . Berkshire, Vt.; Oct. 22, 1845.
/ ,u° been afflicted with a severe pain in my side, occasioned
for . t, i? lnat tw enty years ; suffering at times what language enn-
in\i°i?lL b ii 1 “hico taking your Sarsaparilla I havo been greatly relieved, so much
I°- b . e .°- n ft T b le *9 at tend to my business, and preach occasionally, for tho
last fifteen months. I wholly discarded all other medicino, nnd thoroughly tried tho
which I can recommend in truth and sincerity to nil thoso who nro in
?i? y with any species of scrofulous complaints. Thoro havo been romo
remnrkablo cures effected by its uso in this vicinity. Mrs. I. Shaw, by tho use of six
bottles, was restored to better health thnr, she nad before enjoyed for ten years; and
Mrs. W. Stevens, who had been soverely afflictod with Erysipelas, was entirely cured
by the use of a fow bottles. Yours truly, \VM, GALUSliA.
' CURE OF A 8CROFULOU8 AFFECTION OF THE EYE8.
• o M „ „ , . South Jftnj’jfon, R. /., October II, 1817.
! r _C!cnt,cn J en- r* VIy liDlo daughter, when one year old, was attacked
I nlmn?t 8 ro? n i w?J?JL u ?° « on hor fl J c .9’ which TOon after extended into her eyes, causing
nln nh, .^L n b i i . ndn » Stf i"u ono °. f and disfiguring her wholo face. I employed
it al&iS cxl y u ' 8tcd thc ' r utmost skill to give her relief,lut
InmiKl ISrl Wi* °J 10 of l t ] ,cm remarked to mo that ho had known of
teinfwLnlnn hniu?ffccted by Sands' Sarsaparilla, and advised mo to try it. 1 ob-
^® d ?"°botU 0 , which she commenced using, and before it was nil used up it hud
h»F«n , nn t ln. C «,li r n < l CUre ' n ?, w over fou , r y c “r* *inco sho was cured, and there has
if!?® 0 J£ a ( EE?Ji r iH!f e V 1 ® ‘iifeaso, and we nro satisfied that it is a perfect euro.
. ,S»rVnnmuin t . pl a!UriJ to ^‘hat I can recommend it to even- sufferer from any
l similar complaint. Respectfully yours, GEORGE ROBINSON.
PREPARED AND BOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
100 Folton-st., corner or William, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canadas
Prico $1 per Bottlo; six Bottlos for $5.
uw SPUR S', 1* SP|- I Ilf, RHIIIjIv;
X- Jqlilicutc'il inn Horlca brSknldlca ot 1'rmui-
Tieilt i'-otnalc, niinitinm'ii in thu Holy Scripluros:
liy Clorgyinoii o|- lh S j UiiUiJd- fllntoa-illuatrmiid
llu nirflttnnii i^liJilnU'„l.bpyjy^gj|',, EditCtl |j|y
'•"iiiiHiniiiTTrnm
niny
Agonta in Snvnnnah, Cl. R. HENDRICKSON & Co., A. A. Dl'.NSLOW, JOSEPH M. TUR
NER, A. A, SOLOMONS, nml It. S. DAILEY. Atoms in Mncnn, DRUNO & VI1UIINH ; in
Hawkinavillo, IJ. It. MATHEWSON; in Auguatn.WM. KITCHEN, and T. BARETT &. CO.
oct 11)
Dr- Jayne’* K.viH-etnraiit*
From Mr. Jus. If', Eslill.
Salem, Columbia County, (Ohio,) ?
^ April, 1811. j
- Dr. D. Jat/nc—Dear Sir: I reel bound to you
nnd ilte pullin’., to avail myself of this opportunity
of giving pubiieity to tlio extraordinary cfleets of
your EXPECTORANT on lnyHolf. Having
been utlHcted for ucvcral years, with a severe
cough, hectic fever, nnd its concomitant diseases,
I seemed only doomed to linger out a short but
miserable existence, until tile full of 1839, when
being more severely attacked, and having resort
ed to ull my former remedies, nnd the prescrip
tions oftivo physicians in the neighborhood, with
out deriving any benefit, or the consolation of
surviving but a lew days, or weeks at tho farthest,
when thu last gleam of hope was about to vanish.
I had recommended to me your Expectorant
—aud blessed by that Being who tjpes sill things
iu the use of thu moans—nnd contrary to the ex
pectations of my physicians aud friends, I was
in a few days raised from my bed, and was on
aided, by tho uso of a bottle, to attend to my
business, enjoying, since, better health than I had
for ten ycurs previous. James W. Estjll.
BRONCHITIS.
Beaver, Fa., January22,1811.
Dr. D. Jayne.—l)cnr Sir: Having been for n
long time alllieted with Bronchitis, a disease which
annually sweeps away thousands of the human
race to a premature grave, under tho mistaken
name of Consumption; nnd having heard of your
EXPECTORANT for Coughs, Asthma, bidi
cully of Breathing, nnd every other disease of
the Lungs, I purchased two bottles of it, nml mu
happy to inform you, and ull the sons and daugh
ters of ulllietion, that it immediately suppressed
the cough, removed the pain nud difficulty ol
breathing, nnd produced a free and easy expecto
ration, and very soon effected a complete euro.
Jonathan Davis, Baptist Minister, Beaver, l’n,
For sale by THOS. M. TURNER & CO.
may 13 181 Bay-street, Savannah.
Have you tried It?
If iifttdo not delay another day, Imt send im
mediately; if you have been one of the wise and
prudent, nnd already bought u bottle, tho question
is settled—you have recovered your health.
Jayne’s Carminative Balsam for Bowel and
Summer Complaint, never fails. It is the only
medicino that will cure. Thousands of persons
have given their testimony in its favor. No fam
ily should he wilhoutit.
WHY WEAR A WIG?—A majority of the
Wigs worn nrc wholly unnecessary. The use of
JAYNE’S HAIR TONIC will always prevent
the hair from fulling off*, and its continued use
will in mrtst cases rc-elotiie the head with a
beautiful crop of now hair.
FEVER AND AGUE—Cure Warranted—
Jayne's aouf. Fills are warranted to euro tho
worst forms of Fever and Ague. Tho money
will be refunded iu ull eases if they fail to cure—
but they never till fail.
A STRONG EVIDENCE that DR. JAYNE’S
EXPECTORANT is superior to all other reme
dies for Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and other Pulmoiiury affections, is, that tho same
persons who commenced tho use of it iu their
families ten years ago, still prefer it to all other
remedies of tlio kind; and where any havo been
induced to try oilier preparations, they hnvo nl-
most invariably been disappointed in receiving the
benefit which was reasonably anticipated from
the high praises bestowed by tho proprietors, and
havo returned to the uso of JAYNE f S EXPEC
TORANT, ns a remedy that never hns failed to
relievo them, and which probably never hud its
equal in nrresting Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.,
may 18 Wholesale Druggists, 181 Bay-st.
B UTTE It, &c.—Butter and Sueur Crnck-
ers, Pilot Bread nnd Soda Biscuit, 10 bbls.
of each, in store and for sale by
W. M. DAVIDSON,
oct 11 west side Markot-squaro.
D utch herring, &c.—20 kcg«
Dutch Herring; 1 ense each whole and
half boxes Sardines; 40 boxes Guuva Jelly, just
received and for sale by
«op 29 W. W- GOODRICH.
A EE *“John Taylor & Sons Imperial Ale.
Lauding from ship Hartford and tor salo by
nov 0 F. SHEILS & BROTHER.
T>ENKNIVEH(—A now supplyof Rogers’
X genuine Penknives. Received by
moy li JOHN M. COOPER.
D lt. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER
WOlt’lV—That this medicine should ac
quire so much notoriety is not at nil strange when
wo take into consideration tho vast number that
nro cured by its use. For many years it has
proved sonslonishinglysiicccsslulat tho North,that
nearly every family retain it in their house as an
tidote to colds, coughs and consumption.
Tljut no other article possesses tho same merits
is equally true, and tho consumptive learns that
he cun depend upon this medicino when nil others
hnvo proved worthless. There is not u doubt Imt
thousands aro yearly cured by tills inestimable
medicine, and in many instances where those
given up to din,have in aniue’diblo short time been
entirely curod by its unrivalled efficacy. The fol
lowing remarkable case of consumption was
cured by this Balsam of Liverwort. As you
value life and health nnd would be cured, at once
resort to this article, and rest assured you will not
resort in vain—but read und judge for yourself:
Interesting m cure of Consumption and Liter
Complaint.—1 bad n violent cough, with raising
of phlegm, n severe pain in my side, buck,
stomach, and across my bowels. I was so cold at
times, it seemed impossible to keen .warm, even
when others were eotnplafmug of the heat, and
my skin was very yellow. I fell away to skin aud
hones, my veins sunk in and became invisible, ami
every person supposed me dying. A friend of
mine recommended mo to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam
of Liverwort, which I got, as my physician did
mo no good, and this medicino soon restored
mu to good health ugaiu.
J. Kavanaoii,
Ship Carpenter, 040 Wator-slreet.
Although thousands are cured by Dr. Taylor’s
Balsam of Liverwort, and ns many still die of that
fatal malady, tlio enuse is plain, neglect your first
symptoms, and tbuu trifle with things of no use
until it is loo late, death follows. But every
one can he cured if they will. Take this medi
cine at the first approach of the insidious foe, and
you will be easily cured. Yet this medicine bus
cured consumption in advanced stages, as the
testimonials below will nrovo. But tlio surest
way is not to defer, us “delays aro always dan
gerous.”
Consumption Cured.—My son having a violent
cold, used to cough violently, raising quantities
of thick putrid matter, and filially he could not
turn over in bed, from weakness. lie manifest
ed every symptom of confirmed consumption.
For 6 years he had been subject to tho asthma.
Ilis physicians, Drs. Verinoulo and Anderson,
said lie was incurable nud must soon die. Yet I
was determined to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of
Liverwort, nml strange as it may appear, this
medicine has fully restored his health.
Sophia Gallon, 14 Norfolk-st.
Asthma Cured.—I hnve suffered from tho
Asthma a very long time, and havo used every
medicino I could obtain for its cure iu vain, until
I tried Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort. This
medicino hns afforded me most manifest benefit,
nnd is, iu my opinion, a euro for this distressing
disease; more especially, as I know of many
cases among my friends, where it has been highly
successful. Persons interested arc invited to cull
nt my residence for further information.
_Mns. S. Ruton, 218 Laurcns-st.
Wc might give hundreds of testimonials from
Physicians, the press, clergy, and those who have
been cured, but all wo dcsiro is to call the attention
of the afflicted, and for their own good they will
try it.
Look out for counterfeits! Always observo the
fiffuntiirc, Geo. Taylor, M. D., on the engraved
label, und prepared at tho Wholesale Depot, 72
Bcckuinu-strect, New York.
For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS,
_ r A. A. DENSLOW,
Of whom only can tho genuine be had. All
otlios are spurious.2d mar25
W. MORRELL invites his friends
nnd the public generally, both from town nml
country, to call and examine his new FURNI
TURE STORE in Smcta’ new Buildings,
Broughton Street, lltc largest in the country under
ono roof, whero lie will havo great pleasure in
exhibiting to them tho most extensive assortment
of ready made Fitrnituro over offered in tho
Southern markets. . nov22
G ANAL FLOUR.—25 bbls Canal Flour,land
ing and for sale bv
sale by
SCRANTON &- JOHNSTON.
VL
nng 15
H AY AND BRICK. —100 bnmlh^
prime Eastern Hay: 50 M good Eastern
Brick, landing from brig Carlton nml for sale by
nov 10 BRIGHAM & KELLY.
0,1- orntiIo Potiti.br Aindricn, will: portraits,
iiphical iintfct!*i and spfeclthbhs of their Writ-
uj’ Thbipnri Buchanan RehtH.
tin MlUdlbtou, a Twot by Lady Gborglana
irlnii! ' .
j Clergymen of the* Unittic
by olgliteon chfiriictorlsttetori _
tlm ir.iv.- J. M. \VmiiWriglil,Tjjp
IV,l-’ointily Pauls of Aiimricn, wlllt norlrtll-;
|||0l#M,lltmill Urtttsi.a'Js.iJ uhIisI-UmL. ..I ,L 1 '•
‘i*
Fmfcrtot't\ (
GJjmpsbs nf'Hnino Life, or Causes and Con-
Heduqntibs: by Etuimi C. Embury.'
Ah Elumiihtafy Practical Book for learning to
Speak and Write* tlio Spanish Language,.from
tliti utniliod ofDr. J.1L P. Scidonstueckcrt by J*
Gl'rnrd, P. Li ' *
The Beautiful A B C. Book. RceclVfld by
nov.13 ‘ JOHN M. COOPER.
®1UTI*(; AIY» HICAl-riNU
W PAPER.—40 reams ruled Letter Pu-
pur at #1 50 per ream; 40 do at I 75; 40 do at
2 00; 40 do nt 2 50; 40 do nt 2 75; 40 do at 3 00;
40 do nt » 25; 40 nt 375; 40 do at 4 00; 100
remits assorted do English and French, varying
iu prices from 3 00 to 0 00 per ream.
ALSO—1 case each Rilled Foolscap at $1 76,
2 00,. 250, 2 75, 3 00, 350 and 6 00—together 1
with a good supply of Unruled Paper.
ALSO—1 60 reams Flat Cap ; 25 each Demy
ami Medium for blank book work.
Country Merchants will find it to their interest
to oxnmine the above, which, together with, a
good stock of (iuills, ink, stool and gold nous,
slates, playing cards, blank books, school am! mis
cellaneous tjooks, billies, &ii., will be sold on ns
good terms as they can bo purchased in any
Southern market.
Tho subscriber is also receiving a well selected
stock of palm leaf straw, Itag ami rope Wrap
ping Paper; Patent Envelope; Printing Paper,
Ac., all of which he offers nt prices that cannot
bo undersold.
nov 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
rpiIK DISCIPLINE OF LIFE.—A Novel.
JL Past, Present Chartism, and Surtor Rosar
ios. By Thomas Cnrlyo
Life of Madame Cutlicrino Adornn, including
some leading Facts nml Traits in her Religious
Experience. By Thomas C. Upham, D. 1).
A First Book in Greek, containing a full View
of tho forms of words, with Vocabularies and
copious Exercises, oil the method of constant
imitation ami repetition. By John L. MeClin-
lock ami George R. Crooks.
Lays and Ballads. By Thomas Buchanan
Read.
Elements of Plano and Spherical Trigomclry:
with Ihoir application to Mensuration, Survey
ing nud Navigation. By Elias Loomis, A. M.
Nos. 9, HI und 11, Harper’s Edition Arabian
Nights. Received by
HOY8 JOHN M. COOPER.
L " AYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD—
A .Book of Dainty Devices; illuminated by
T. W. Gwilt Muplcsou, in ah ulugnntnud unique
volume, small folm, superbly hound iu Aloroceo.
The First of tho Knickerbockers,tt tnlo of 1073.
Child of the Sea and other Poems; by Mrs S
Anna Lewis.
A Fable for Critics, or a glance nt a few of our
Literary Progenies; by n Wonderful Quiz.
Grecian and Koiiiuu Mythology ; by M A
Dwight.
Klmstcin’s Study of Modern Languages—part
first, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Gor
man amt English.
Irving's Life and Voyages of Christopher Co
lumbus, vol. 1; author’s revised edition.
Irving’s Sketch Book, illustrated and superbly
bound in Turkey Morocco, also iu plain nml ex
tra gilt cloth. Also a further supply in plain bind
ing of Skutch Book and Knickerbocker, N.York,
without illustrations. Received nnd for salo by
nov 8 JOHN M. COOPER.
I ^UENEH BOOKS.—La Clinsse Aux
Anoints; par Charles Do Barnard.
Lc Pure Gorint; pur De Balzac.
Andre; par George Sand.
Vingt Aus A pres; pur Alcxnndrc Dumas.
Oeuvres Choisies de Biiff'ni, edition illustrcc.
Julienne on La ScrvautoDe Dicii ;pnr M Lc
Vic Walsh.
Aureilicet Matliildo on Orgucil ct Modesties
pnr Victor Doublet.
La Salle D’Asile Ail Bord De La Dior ; par
Ernest Fouinct.
Amitic ut Dcvoiicmcnt on Frois Mois a La
Louisiana; par .Mine Camille Lebrun.
L’Ornbcliiie Dc Moscon; par Mine Woillcz.
Charlemagne ct L’Enfuut Du l’uuvro ; pnr
Milo Antonina Leclor.
Pan on La Reconnaissance; pnr Abel Maurice.
Los Animnux Industrious; par B Allcut.
Abrogc do tons Los Voyages An Polo Nord
pnr Henri Lebrun.
Voyages et peebuvertes dans L’Afriquc Cen-
trnlc; par Henri Lebrun.
Emmanuel ou La Domination Portugnisc; par
Leopold Mery.
Lo Robinson Suisse ; par Johann Rudolph
Wyss.
Indiana; pnr Geo Sand.
Contes et Noiivellcs; par Alex. Dumas.
La Peau Do Chagrin; par M. De Balzac.
Illusions Perdues; pnr M. Do Balzac.
Los Dormers Jours Do Pompeii; Iinitc Dc
Bulwcr.
Paul ct Virginia, Suivi Do Ln Cliauiuicro In
dicium.
Historic DcsTrcizc, Premier Episode; par M.
De Balzac.
LesAiles D’Icarc; pnr Charles De Bernard.
Un Menage Do Gnrcou cu Province ; par M.
Do Balzac.
Lo Lis dans La Vallcc ; pnr M De Balzac.
•Spiridion; par George Sand.
Lo Gcndrc; par Charles De Barnard.
Aveutiircs Do Robinson Crusoe, Traduties
De Daniel Do Foe.
Modesto Migiiou Scene Do La Vie Privcc; pnr
M. De Balzac. Received hy
nov 3 JOHN M. COOPER.
A NNUAES FOR IKIO.—Tho Rosary
of Illustrations of the Bible; edited by Rev.
Edward E. Hale.
The Book of Pearls: a choice Garland of
IVoso, Poetry and Art, containing twenty finely
executed steel Engravings.
The Ruby : a Token of Friendship for 1849,
with superb steel Engravings from designs by
celebrated Artists.
The Rose of Shnrnn ; n Religious Souvenir,
for 1849; edited by Mrs. S. C. Kdgnrloti Mayo.
The Excelsior Annuel, or Pupil’s Gift, for
18-19, edited by Ed. B. Fellows.
The Forget-Me-Not for 1849, edited by Al
fred A. Phillips.
The Lady’s Annual; n Souvenir of Friend
ship and Remembrance for 1819 ; edited by Em
ily Marshall.
The Juvenile Scrap-Book for 1619; edited by
Grandfather Merry man.
The Pearl, a Christmas, Now-Year and Birth
Day Present for 1819.
Green’s Nursery Annual for 1819.
Received by JOHN M. COOPER.
oct 30
The Arrow Jltiot may bo distinguished from
Potatou 8torch by the different sizes of ,its ftarti-
.doiMtnd by the diirorcilco of *tructuro. -It is des
titute of that fetid unwholesome oils, extracdcnbtc
by alcohol from Poiutoestarcji.—Dr, Vrp on Arts.
I liuvo examined olid have had prdunrod some
Arrow Root cultivated and manufactured by Col.
lltillowus of St. Marys, Georgia. ,It is thu best
quality of that variety offiiucuTa I havo hietwith,
being superior,to any Bermuda, or other Arrow
ltootl haV'ojraoii. Hamuki- Jackson, M. D»
fublS University ofJPunnsylvania.
C OU* II Alii. OWE S’ PURE AR
ROW ROOT—** Now York Hospital, Oct.
Dili,-J847.—I liuvo made un analysis and,compa
rative examination oflhe Arrow Root grown and
manufactured from the crop of 18-10, by Col.
llnllowos, of St. Mnryn, Gm, nnd now exhibited
nt the Fair of the American Institute of Ibis City,
and linvo to report that 1 find it'equal in every
respect to the best Bermuda Arrow Root, nud
much superior in thu cure with which it lias been
manufactured to most of l}io Bermuda now in
the New York market. ,
“Lawrf.nck Rkid, ProfcMornf Chemistry to
the College of Pharmacy, nnd Lecturer on Medi
cal Chemistry in the New York Hospital.”
A supply of thu last crop just received by
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
net 10 Market-square.
I jHNJG GOLD A: SILVER GOODS,
&c.—Including some very fine Watches
ofovory description; real Diumond ami rich Jew
elry, of great vurioty, and embracing the newest
fusliiou*.
Real Silver Pilchers,Ton Sets, Goblets. Mugs,
Syphons and Fish Knives nml Forks; new pat
ent Gothic pattern Forks and Spoons, very ele
gant; Prince Albert mid double threaded pattern
do., nml plain ; Sherwood’s Galvanic Batteries
with directions ; Papier Macho Goods in abun
dance ; Vases; Plated aud Military Wares; Gui
tars, Flutes, Aeeordians, Banjos, nnd Sheet Mu
sic; Walking Canes, &c. Cull und see, ns now
opened.
Repairing of Watches nnd Clocks attend
ed to as usual, and wurruutod.
D. I). NICIIOLS,
dec 4 Istdoor West of Pulnski House.
N UVIU12.~1)K, .W/? \V~
would -ro.peclfully iur.itin III aP®
lliclcd Wil l Cmiuor, I'intula, yK } i
cm mid Imiidr/, originaling fii,,,', *7 "H
codjo, Unit Ho I. |itrin?iim,tly1„ d ,“ c | ;
ofMocpn, where lie imiy h c found Ly h,l <)
mid wilder, Dr. M. would g ,,„„|
gurnet Ilio re|iiirl«, vlt, i|„, , Mli,,
mill Georg,n—mat ho woe d™d ., ,i
.hind. It alto nwieor. the. It”
L IGHT!—Cornelius’ Lard I<amps ! Tho
Subscribers ure selling off’ their assortment
oflhe above celebrated Lamps nt reduced prices,
and would invite the attention ol* nil who would
wish to get a good ami handsome Lamp for n
small price, to cull. These Lamps will burn with
the meanest kind of oil, and give a better light
than the old fashioned Astral Lamp will with tho
bust sperm oil. As a matter of economy these
Lamps ure preferable to all others now in uso.
Also Sperm and Whale Oil for Solar Lamps for
sule by THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.
feb 21 181 Bay-street,
P APER.—son reams single nnd crown
Wrapping Paper ; 50 do double wrapping
paper; 40 uo heavy Grocer’s bag do do;50do
Hardware nml line envelope do; 50 do Shoo nnd
Tea do; 75 do Foolscap do; 100 do plain nnd
ruled letter paper ; GO do Flat Cap, and Packet
Post for printing. For sale low by
may 20 DEN31,OW & WEBSTEIl.
S IIOW13It BATHS.—Smith & Torry’s
Large Plunge Bath—the best Bath over made.
The Large Pump Bath with Copper Pump, com
plete. Kendall’s Sleeting Bath, which has stood
tho test of ages. Torry’s J lip Bath. Smith's Sus
pension Uuth. Just received and for sale low,
by I. W. MORRELL,
npr 25
P OWDElt, SHOT, dec.—150 kegs
'*American Crystallized” Gun Powder;20(1
hags Patent Buck-shot; 300 do drop do ; Bnrl.cnd
Percussinn Caps, Steel and Brass Dog Collars; 1
case good Plantation Muskets; 3 do cheap Ger
man double nnd single Guns; 1 dozrevolving
Pistols, Nos. 2, 3, and 4.
Just received and for sulu at No. lO.j Barnard
street, hy E. LOVELL.
Sjj^Rillcs made to order nnd wurrnutud to
shoot. nng 28
T HE LIFE OF FAITH; three parts ill one.
By Thomas C. Upham.
Principles of tho Interior, or Hidden Life.
By Thomas C. Upliani.
Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates, with
English Notos, critical nud explanatory, the Pro
legomena nfKuiiuor, Wigger’s Life of Socrates,
etc. By Charles Anthon, L. L. D.
Tho Three Sisters and Three Fortunes; or
Rose, Blanche, and Violet. By G. II. Lewis,
Esq.
I’art 8. Harper’s Edition of the Arabiau
key
S UGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO,
LIQUORS. &c.—Tho subscriber lias recei
ved by recent arrivals
50 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
20 do St Croix do
100 packages Stuart’s Loaf, Crashed and Refin
ed Sugar. 25 bbls Coffee Sugar
300 bogs Ilio Cofi'eo, 50 bags Laguirudo
50 do and pockets Java do
100 packages Tobacco, various brands
100 ubls common und 60 dn Phelps’ Gin
100 do N E Rum, 50 do Western Whiskey
50 qr nud eighth casks Malaga Wine
5 half pipes Otard Brandy
5 pipes Holland Gin
1 puncheon St Croix Rum
20 qr and eighth casks Madeira Wine
10 bbls ext sup old Monoiigaiicla Wbiski
100 nieces Duudco Bagging
15 bales Gunny do
75 casks Bacon Sides
300 ennvassed Hams, very choice
100 whole nnd balfbbls Canal Flour
50 bbls Baltimore do
20 do nnd 10 half pipes Cider Vinegar
50 do No 3 Mackerel
100 kegs Hazard’s Powder
200 hags assorted Shot
100 boxes Soap, various brands
25 boxes Pearl Starch
50 bbls Crackers and Pilot Bread
20 bugs Pepper, 10 dn Spice
20 boxes Adamantine Candles
25 boxes Raisins, 10 frails Almonds
50 hhds Culm Molasses
50 bbls New-Orleans do. 50 boxes Pipes
25 casks Porter, pints and quarts
20 qr chests Ilysnu Ten
60M. Spanish Sugars, various brands
25 boxes Cheese
For sale on favorable terms by
sep 15 11. A. CRANE.
illiiiSP'
liiluo iliiprewii'ili iTiii'i iiiiiy 6
as Dr. M. docs, thereby uusnui,..! 4 | . r< M
nml deceiving llioir |mti u „i s , lii,
lile, linvo Well wolidly Iniyoeed e,,„ " 4
Well nldigud In veel lj r . J|. M 1 "“J W
deems it only necessary to n dd tl... i -I
end continued ruccose in IW “ ,f %
conclusive evi,l c §fe« V
nennrily "fins prnclice ever nil ollie^u^*
lies, or nny oilier couniry.
of lids iisscrlion lie rulers | 0 |,i, “
Cancer, dr.c., which may ho eh iii M |lh '' 1
ejiplicnlion in I hy loti, r (pert l 6 ™”' ?
wise. For the hirtlioVencuur g",S, r°, <
led, Ur. M. would inslnihl.lhrt, a
Macon, they will ,»ve tt..,' inert toSKCT
ninny m lavor ol Ihe utility „r ||, c ill"., 11 '*
having access In llmse who Imvi I "'" U J
wholo, and else, lo those who era „ ?■**
(fro,,. v,„i 01 i, p, w ''"rt
loon) m every siege and vaii.ly , lf ''»h
lilnitllB. 1 hu lienlmcnl is without I, , '**
Ure, oren"II'C, and is hell, ceurti^
Jnffcrsoii. Jnrlison Co., (la. n„ v ,L
Dr. \f. W. Mersholl.-UcnV'S;, 1 '.'!
you and ninny In Ihe elllieinl '"'•"cle
the public know linn Home faur .
small liiinnr made its appearance an
lip, near Ihe corner of n!y nioiilh, wide Ilf!
ly boentno somewhat trnuhlcsnme in .kS?* 1
Several friends eirpreased w,<:»!££>
mg that my mother had died olT,,! ' !"*•
breaat—and that my learniS .fcflf
.h8pos | l",u towards Cancerous aflklia,, W
felt but little apprehensions until n, 0 K Uai '
year, although its size had consiileralfiiiJHi
Tho lire! of tlm year, Ihe Rev. Samuel S" 1
expressed great fear IhntltwaiaCcncM.lfe
me that from personal knowledn ef voS.It ?
such diseases, lie was sure you eoul.f curVmo"
Dul sever., phys.cia.ts had caminned ,u ?Q
careful not to irritate it. or let any oiic Hn
tlung lu ll least they should make »oun-U.ii? e 1
i ous ol it. By the latter part ol April h fcE
Ibrejitoiiuig appearance, and I |, a ,] „ “J*
cotiforeuce of the ALE. Church SmJS.
tershurg, \ a., and as you are acitfateusef l
mend Va., I determined to sec you when
came on to tlio Aladiron 8prin«, (•, '
In August last, 1 started for the Snrins* u.Z
way thither a very eminent pl.ysIciaii eunJS
it and told me it threatened tn he aventi
place, mid kindly offered m cm it out for ii u
•wring me that 1 would suffer lew from ihcU
than any other method ol* cutting it. Ugiiy
known many taken out with tin* knife and im.
ro-nppear. I therefore thought it best todcelW
ultliongh warned to mi unsightly rear wouldnmk
mv luce But I mu happy to' say tinting
fifieen days you was succetwful in remorbt
and in less than two weeks thereafter, the £
bad entirely healed, leaving so small a scar n
scarcely to bn noticed without close cxaiiiicitioi
1 would therefore advise all who arc affloj
with Cancer iu its various character, locaDael
see you, for I consider your treatment beittriD)
far more successful than any I have ever Inna
and I feel confident in Muling von will rioiDnJ«.
take without good hope of success.
With sentiments of high regard, Imuran
J- W. GLdY
The Rev. J. W. fllcon is favorably know a
the public as a Methodist minister, in ihe Gror-it
Conference. Ilis address is Jefferson, Jacks*
county Ga. W. \V.M.
Macon. I'lhrunryU), 1£I7.
Dr. W. W. Marshall.—Sir,—A genie ofgni
tude will not permit me to hid you adieu untill
have first returned my sincere thanks for theu-
sistance which you so kiudlv and so efficiently rn-
dered during my recent affliction. When I fim
arrived in Macon, witli a view to test your tmi-
ment for that dreadful disease Cnnccr.I uu«
confess I cnterUiined many anxious douburoa-
cerning my recovery. Those doubts, (Ihnelt It
your medical shill) have} been entirely remord
by my perfect cure. Nor do 1 more bigldr apnrr-
ciate your signal ability ns a physician, than I<h
your character ns n gentleman ami chruliut-i
cliurncter manifested by your constant urbanity
nnd humane attention to myself ilurin* my ill
ness. 'Sympathizing with all who arc afflicted ai
1 have been, I am willing lor you to me tlu
note in any manner which may serve to inform
those unfortunates that there is a certain remedy
ur their disease. Yours with grrlitndf,
KKIU-'CCA WA1ID.
Residence, Madison, Alorgan county,fico-
Alrs. Ward had been attended manncanlj
eminent physicians. W. W. )l.
Cttllnilcn, Ca., FA. 18,16-17.
The ease of Airs. Ward was a ilistressingph
as was known to most ofllm inhattitanlsofJW-
son and also to the lion. Air. Nisbct of Mam
It will be observed that 1 give the address of nj
patients that they may be i-orrcsimtidcd with.»
is presumed that none could wish for belteren-
deuce to show tlm utility of my treatment.
Reference—Rev. James E Godfrey (of S»m
nab) who of late has been under Dr. M’scare,
out 2«
I EIflOIYS .—10 boxes Lciiioiih, in line or-
-J dcr, landing per barque Peter Demill, and
for sale by CRANE & ROWLAND,
oct JO
W ow wnoi.EMu.i:imv«(s®
STOIIF..—The siilisirilmt llii»j«»l »P*
an entire new slock of Drv Goods, ill lkr«l«
next to N. B.A- II. Weed, in DroiighiniiJiJ
l T p Stairs—wliiclt lie offers for sale ntiVWt
sale only, at the lowest market prices.
• HUNKY I*. WAKIMJ.
S WEET OIL. — 10 baskets superioi
“nics:” Oil. Just received and for salo hy
THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.
jnne 1G 181 Bay-street.
CLOTHS,
•30 pieces now
C Altl’ETJNGS. Oil
WINDOW SHADES,&i
and super 3 plv Ingrain and Venetian.Carpeting;
50 Wilton dt Tufiled Rugs, assorted prices; a
, P ri
handsome assortment of Oil Cloths, 4, 5, G nnd
8-1; Stair Carpetings and Crumb Cloths; n large
assortment of Window Shades, just received nud
for sale hy
net7 STOTESBURY &, MARSHAL
rpEA AND WHISKEY. —50 G nnd 12
-L lb boxes Hyson Tea, 16 hbls Mon. Wliiskoy
landing from brig Jolm Endcrs. nml for sale by
out 31 SWIFT dk DENSLOW.
Nights. Received by
oct 25
JOHN Af. COOPER.
A nnuals for i84o. — Gems of
Beauty, or Literary Gift, for 1819. Edited
by Emily Pcrcival.
Leaflets of Alemory, nu Illuminated Annual
for 1849. Edited by Rcynell Coates, AI. D.
The Opal, a Pure Gift thrall Seasons'. Edited
by Airs. Sarah Joseplm Hide.
Friendship’s Ofl’ering, a Christmas, New Year
and Birth-day Present, for 1849.
Tho Christian Kccpsukc, and Alissiounry An
nual, for 1849.
A Gift of Friendship, a Token of Remem
brance, for 1849.
Christmas Roses, and New Year’s Gift, for
1649.
Christmas Blossoms, nnd New Yoar’s Wreath,
for 1849. By Uncle Thomas.
Tlio Hyacinth, or Affections Gift. A Christ
mas, Now* Year and Birth day Present, for 1849.
Received by JOHN AI. COOPER,
oct 23
WOOD WRITING DESKS.
. . _ porior English article of Rose-Wood
and Mahogany Writing Desks, of different sizes
and patterns. For sale by
net VI . JOHN M. COOPER.
I lOliiET AND SHAVING SOAPS
. —A few dozen of n superior imported arti
cle, for sale by JOHN M. COOPER.
•ct17 . •
11 OSE-A
XV—A stipe
D UPONT’S 1*0 WDER.—30kcgsund
20 half kegs Dupont’s FFF and FF Pow
der, lauding from sclir. G.J. Jones, nnd for sale by
octG SCRANTON Sc JOHNSTON.
G arden seeds, ac.-a fresh sup
ply of the usual varieties just received;
Early Canada, White Flint. Tuscaroru nnd Sii
gar Corn; Extra Early, Early Washington, Early
Warwick, Eurly Clmrlton, Early Double Blossom
Frame, and Dwarf Marrowfat Poos ; Bunch mid
Pole Beans, usual varieties Canary, Hemp, Alii-
IqU and Lucerne; a few hundred Asparagus
Roots ut low prices.
f„l. 29 DENSLOW &. WEBSTER.
P ATENT M ETA ■■><• #«» “
TIC IIUl.TINfS.—A «ii|.|.lyofllM“«
article of various widths from I. 1 ! I"
This article has been lliorougly lenti-din
Steam Rice Mill, in this city, and hy oilier v*
in this vicinity, ns well as by many i.lautcui»"
rious parts of the Stale, for Gin llamlMW
all plain Belling, has a decided pielVrcncf®
Leather, ns it does not stretch, and is notanw
by wet or dry weather. .
As wo sell this nl uianulhctnrcr s prices,
terms arc cash. For sale by tl ,„ non , r n
mar3 DENSLOW
Mmppon cln.miprow
TIioaillMorilwn liavn jml rms'nKW
sujiply of this invaluable article, wliicil is«
in quantities to suit purchasers.
mar 8 THOMAS AI.'TIJKMjj:3
AIIOO A N V v. IIAI«*.-®
Froiiclipatle.ru; 25 do ^lli do do, < j
" ' Is, just received
j. W. AlOllUbLL. I
S niels' lliiildijig^
C*
Top do with spriuj
sale by
nov 23
M alaga grapes &c.—is keg
Malaga Grnpos; 1 bid Green Ginger; 20
Kilts AInckercI; 20 boxes Sperm Candles; just
received and for salo by
nov 8 W. W. GOODRICH.
B ACON.—5000 lbs well cured 'J L’cnnesscc
Sides nnd Hams, in lots to suit purchasers,
for salo by BIUGHAM & KELLY,
oct 31
/'YNIONS—In cm* 08 nml bbls. in store, nml
VX for sale by JESSE Sc CADY,
nov 7
F oreign liquors.—15 imirpipes
Otard, Dupuy Sc Co’s Brandy, 5 pipes
Aledcr’n Swan Gin, landing, and for sale by
oct 13 SWIFT Sc DENSLOW.
R efrigerators.— Badger’s im
proved Pattern which does not consume
half Uie quantity of Ice as the old style. Horn-
ding’s approved Chests. Just received nnd for
sale by I. W. MORRELL.
apr25
M anilla cord age. for gin
BANDS.—Qiio large coil Manilla Cordage,
made for Gin Bands, weighing 740 lbs., for sale
low if npplod for soon, by
CRANE Sc ROWLAND.
•st 4 No. 172, Bay street, Tel/hir’s wharf.
D OS!ESTIOS.-M Brown
and 5-4 brown Sc bleached Sheeting --
boro Stripes nml Plaids, Shirting 8 SmpcM'
brays and Cheeks, for sale at reduced r» J* j,,
a.ig 17 ; tSsf
C itlidoKBIES. FUUITS Sp, C ?.J|i
r TIONARIES.—Tlie Snlwi*®*
respectliilly inform the Citi/.ftw °*. . ^
that they Imvo commenced biisniM*'" 1
building, next to Walker’s Alarhlcyaffi*
rcclly opposite to Al r. Dickson s Goiif ||(
south side of Broughton street, where 7^
now receiving, nud will constantlyh cn l l . lD A ,,
a general assortment of groceries, ^
mongst which may be found Almona*) .
Prunes, Citrons, tvc. and they hone D . „
toiitiou lo business, and selling nl low p
merit a share of public patronage.
den 14
ARKING INKirntAlIH^
INK.'! .'—Thesubscribers liavcjtmr,,
ed, nml offer for sale, by tho gallon of'
bbls Afnynard ond Noyes’ superior
Also, Maynard Sc Noyes’superior wr'unj
iu all sized botslcs from 1 to 32 ounw •
TIIOS. M.TURNKKJ; 5^4
feb 10 Wliolcsnle l)rnggisU.Jfii!>
G oshen butter aciib® 8 , .
-12 tubs of Goshen Butter, and ]
jrJfflr’' rocciv? w r 'm^vTdso^
jnly 15 West»
for sole by ..g^SiMSSi
/ShOICE OID AVl.AES^T^oi
scriber offer, lor sale." Inl °f' ..Jinpi I
Wines, tlio privoto slock of ogcnllcin*”” *
dolphin. Most of iliroo 'Vine* are, of pv-
selection of the late Wilson Ilunt.
ledelpliin. one ot thoi,«f|
sours of his da,-. Tlio Winol^W'il
vannnh sincoJnuo lost, nnd is SwjgL ii,
Nouo ofil lias boon in tins oonnlri m
teen years, and sonic of it nearly fi Jv*..j«lS.
ther particulars apply to. A- *
feb 16
ATACCARONI.-IO boxes M*^^
ItJ. lauding from ship Hartford, an j^p-,
HOT G A- * I
