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Newspaper Page TextEBMHUlfUH Bus tftsUtaOhldli InWvntortoBiiV *i Vita a aulRcieilt tribute S'HB nAL* Of THOUSAND FLOWKUS. _ , mty of th. tuou.anil tlovrcr. which stint tbo asm-' Btriifi 1 And pmlrapon the ohsrmod hours their prcciou* purflime* Kxhiblt* nature’* plaitlo powerein tluta how womlrou* toirl la eastern citato* where beauty dwell* la forme of richest Qlowlttjfa the voluptuous a walla that Cuihworo’a ■like un- ’ ThtTr’powafthe fracafui maid Impale te char.u n» wa bo- Their virtue* la the golden vue aba bidet with womlrmis \ -n , And nightly to her glowtaf toco their raiwlft hu«* Impart A ap|opdor of euporaal grace tv swell aiijoymoufe heart. The chemist culls in ’choicest hour* tha lilac and Urn rose, With plauu of all excolllut powers where latent vlrtun flow** And to I (he BJm of Thouaaud Flower* in lucout vases tf l'roaj gardous whore harotsaua blooms tbo bursting bud uu Fair fluw.ers that shed their rich pertouie* beside transpa- Whoaen^nt flumes the desert glooms whore tha cicala slugs, lle aeehs the climo of whiter suows, where scarce a stream- Va^t realms whore many a torrent flow* to swell tho Aina- And where the luscious ora ago grows bunco th equator suits, lie culls the grovos of eastern plains, whore Sliiroa builds Where flowrets nursed by suns and rains inliule their hofUUiest uowors, . And thus thy precious wealth he gains, Balm of a Montana Flowers. The anoients feigned that Venus roso out of tho foaming sou, BoJbeauty la allclimatoe grows more fair tor bathing free, Aud well the bard's cxporiouco knows ’wliat balms in wa ter* be. Theu let all those who would possets the chariue lu flowers that shins, Remember well that cleanlluesi, which doth with hualth combine, Is next akin to godliness, daughter of truth divine. Just received and for sale by W. HUMPHREYS, Jr., fab 12 Corner of Bay aud Drayton streets. tho Fciver and Ague- The following gentlemen ure my authorised A* genta, and have the genuine fer sule. Orders fromnny partofthe United States, will meet with prompt intention. Address, post paid, WM. HUMPHREYS, Jr.. Savannah, Ga. AGENTS: Marston & Brothers, Baltimore, Maryland. Vr. J U Sitnmouj, Georgetown, S Carolina Dr. P M Cohen, Charleston, do # T C Risley, Hamburg. do li,S Bailey, Luiironsville, do T J 8 Furr, Gralutmvillo, do B JR. Bythowood, Beaufort, do RT Patrick Salem, Tonn. J S \Yallter,. Madison, Georgia. W K Kitchon, Augusta, do tihotwell & Gilbert, Macon, do J H & -W S Ellis, Macon, do Lighlfodt & Flanders, Macon, do Dorsey &■ Knott, Gridin, do Solomon Goddoli, Ailnnta, do Win Root, Marietta, do Cunningham & Co. Dalton, do Dr. S F C ulberson, LaGrange, do Winter & Epping, Columbia*, do B H Mitchell, Newnun, do Joseph Griffin, Burke Co. do Rtf Barrett, Reuseville. do A'McLane & Co. Jacksonville, do M C Williamson, Davisboro’, do Wm Hodges, Saiulersville, do W A Hayles, Louisville, do W A Carswell, Savannah, do P Martin, Savannah, do J A Sperry, Houston Co, do WmUar/, Jaelwonboro, do E A Burch, Hawkinsville, do Samuel Palmer, Darien, do J B Cole, Black Creek, Florida. F APoullen, Jacksonville, do J Wright & Co. New Orleans, La. EEPFainily Visitor, Madisons Constitutionalist, Augusta; Helicon, Marietta; Mountain Eagle, Dalton; Enquirer, Columbus; Reporter, La Grange; News, Jacksonville; Herald, Laurens ville, S. C # r Conttal Georgian, Sundersville, will please copy, aud change iny advertisement. mar 25 VV- HUMPHREYS, Jr. Qoky JeAtist Cor* nroyas Moleakiu, 8attinottfs white, rod and col ored Flahnel* plain and twilled; Blankets, 8.0, 10, 11 and 12-41 a large assdrtmerit of servants Ulunkots; heavy blue and green Mnckluaw Blsu- kots; a large assortment of Dress Goods, consist ing of blk and col'd Silksf plain do Satins) blk mid cord Alpacas and Merinos | bik Bouibaafnr blk and cpl'd De Laines; French Cashmere*; ’Virgin-, id and Funoy Plaids. BaregeB. Sco. Table Damask, Damask Napkins,. Brown Ta ble Cloths, 10 and 12*4 Linen Shdotlng, Pillow Case Liueu, a targe asiortuierit. df Irish l^ineus, Linen Guiiibrio' Handkorchiofs of every descrip tion,.Silk Pocket Haudkorcjiiofs aud Cravats, a largo assortment of Hosiery. Black and Colored Kid and Hi S. Glovos, Ribbous, Luces, Thread end Lisle Edgings, Embroidered Black and Col ored Crape Shawls; Broehe, Thibet aud Plaid do. —t-— . . . Domestic Goods, consisting of brown and bl’d Shirtings, ditto 5, 6,0, 10 and 12-4 Sheetings, Milrlboro Stripes aud Plaids, Tickings, Hamil ton Stripes, York do, Catiton Flannels, with a vuricty of other goods too numerous to tnnntion. M. PRENDERGAST. EP*2,000 pieces choice Priuta on hand. Persons purchasing large amounts can have n liberal credit for approved paper, by adding in terest from the day ofpurchase. nov 7 . Cmos—linois IVJEW AND CHEAP John ITIallcry, Drapkr and Tailor, At tho old stand on tho Bay adjoining tho City Hotel, I S NOW open'ng un entire Stock of NEW GOODS in his line, consisting of Cloths, Cnssimers and Vestings, and a general assort ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, and furnishing articles, all of the latest stylo and best materials; which he offers at prices far below anything ever before offered in this market. He is prepared, also, to muke to order all kinds of Genltemcn’s apparel, in the most approved style, having scoured the ussistunce of Mr. MOTT, from New York, of many years expe rience, and much celebrity as a Cutter. He foels confident of being ablo to please those who favor him with their orderd. Those ucoQstomed to sendiug North for their Clothing uro invited to calf aud examino his goods ana prices previous to doing so ; as ho feels assured ho can fur nish them on as good terms as they can get them ubruad. —- oct!3 N ew § i* it in g gooids-bv CHEROKEE.—Paris printed Bnruges, Satin plaid do; Silk Tissues; British pluid Or gandies ; French Prints; Frencii and Eu^lisli Lawns; ernpo Shawls; blk Egyptian Mitts; Moravian Iloso; Lace Capes; standing Col lars : Point de Plume ; Egyptian Edgings; Kid Gloves ; sewing Silk Fringes; checked Ging hams ; funcy Hak’s; fringed Silk Parasolettes; Curdonet Buttons ; Oil Silk ; Turkey red Yurn; printed Calicos ; Carpeting, Rugs uud Matting: |2-4 Sheeting; Long cloth Shirting; Groen Baragc ; Merrimac Prints) blk Italinn Crapes ; blk gro de Rhine Silks; super blk Botnbazins; bik Barages and Granadincs. juu 30 SNIDElt. LATIIROP & NEVITT. S OIJ TII13 ItIVE at S I—TO TIKE CITIZENS* OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TEN NESSEE, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, &c.—; Allow me*io call your attention to one of the great est and most useful MedecineBever discovered. It is not my intention to tax you with u long and tircsom advertisement, but l lay bo fore you the Icsdmonr of the most respectable families in the United States, most of my certificates uro from tha city of Savannah, whore I reside, and rnaiiyTroin ygurown State, where the Medicine is used with great and astonishing success; it has proved itself to be superior to uny otlior Jlediciue for the cure of-Fever and Ague, which it will do in the very short space of Twelve Hours, it has never been known to fail to effect a certain cure. Tho Med icine is a harmless and tasteless one, which will make it the most popular^Mbdieme in the Southern States. The Medicino contains no mineral pre paration whatever, but is a linrmloss Vegetable natter only. To Planters, this Medicine is a val uable preparation, us it cures all cases in twelve hours, ana does not require uny time to he lost; ull that is to be done is to take tho Medicine uud to go to work. To tho Rice Plunter it is a vuluabloMed- icijie,asitdoesnot contain uny mercurial or mim e.fal preparation whatever, uud is therefore a safe Mbilicino for those Who ure liable to expo3iiro. I Jiogyou. do not let me have to tax you so oflen with advertisements, certificates, &c. It has already proved itself to bewimt I say it is, and tho greatest proof is every body is recoinnicndiug.it to he the only certain and speedy cure-for the Fever and Ague All you have to do is to nsfcyour neighbor xvnat ho thinks of Humphreys’ Remedy for Fever and Ague, and ofcourse, to no convinced, yon will try it, at loust I hope so. Here is my oiler to uny Planter of South Carolina, who will either call on Doct. P. M. Cohen,of Charleston, S C. or myself, in tile fcity of Savannah, aud either of us will give enough for twelve cases, nnd if it does not euro ten out of twelve, wo will refu ml the amount paid for it. Your ure to see the Modiciuo taken as I huv dircctod. ' Owing to.thq heavy rains during the past sum mer, and 1 which, still continue, all the low lands aje underwater, which will cause ugrent deal of this disease on the Rice Plantations; it will he to your advantage to procure a certain and speedy romedy; you nan no so by applying to either of my Agents or myself. Ask for HUMPHREY’S REMEDY FOR FEVER AND AGUE. This Medicine-is for sale by tho ' following named gentlemen, who uro tho only agents for •he sale of the Grkat Southkkv Rkmkiiu, where it will be found citlv.r at wholesale or retail. Country inerchauts will make a handsome profit by selllugthis-medicine. A liberal discouc tinado rp Planters, &c., by the do/.cu. Address. V . W. HUMPHREYS,Jr., : .oct48 . Druggist, Savannah, Ga. H OME I»miSTttY.-50 Gallomllum phrey's Superior Cologne Il r u4er— Pronounc- ed'to be superior to tho best imported German, Ityflitcli or English nmnufacture. Prepared and- •old by W M. HUMPHREYS, JR. Wholesale and Retail Druggist, bet 18; ShvaimoH.Gn. POUTAWT TO SPOBTSME1V. -Guns and Revolving Pistols, Double nnd ffflf . ..... PHI Single Guns, Rifles and’ Pistols, Walker’s Per- ciisslqn Caps nnd Gun Wnrlding, W. Richards’ do French,G D do. -Shot; Powder, Load. Sliot- Bddy-belts ,and Pouches. All sorts nnd sized Whiles* Cleaning Rods, &c. &c. Just received Indforsale Iow^^wholesale and retail, at No. II ” ^nard street, Savannah. E. LOVELL. TXT aud 48 hhls landing ±\•.per.bark,,UorlosMaiirnn, and for.salcby jiQ-yA" Pinpipnnnx.piir J PADELFORD &FAY. . h tt 8 0 W»'S"P ATE X MflUtD CANDLES.—GO boxc. 4'., 8’., and 0’« HuIl & Socle Candle*, landing from brig Wflson Fiilleriflnd for sale by 118 ;r aCRANTON & JOHNSTON. L ACES, &C.—Received per steamer Che rokee : Lisle Luces and Edgings; Plaid Vic toria, Jenny Lind and Valencia Edgings; White Crape Shnwls ; Black Satin Chone; Ladies Me rino Vests; Grass Cloth; White Cotton Hose; Brown and Mixed Half lloee; Fancy Cottonnda; Mariner’s Stripes; Long Lawns, &c. for sale by jau 15 LATIIROP & FOOTE. M USLIN COLLARS, Ac.—Received per bark Vernon, Standing Muslin Collars; Jaconet Collars; Thread Laces; Blk. Lnce Veils; French Mouslin de Lains; French Ginghams,&c. nov 14 LATHROP & FOOTE. N EW GOODS.—PER CLINTON—En glish nnd Amoricnn Prints, Ginghams, red Flannels, Cusimoro, Shirting Stripes, dog-ikin Gloves super Pearl Buttons, fancy Cravats, wht Flannels, black Broadcloths, Marseilles Quilts, colored do, for sale low. hy SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. novD* N EW GOODS.—Per steamship Chero kee.—Cashmere and Do Lnines, of new f utterns nnd colorings, super mode colored De iaines, Cavignac Plaids, (a new article,) Super Black Worsted Poul de Joie, Super Gro de Rhine, very splendid White Crape Shnwls, Sewing Silk, Fringes and Buttons, Bomiet and Tutl'etu Ribbons, Ladies aud Misses Silk Cravats, Col’d Bord’d Lawn Hnnd’fs, rich fancy Prints, Brown Hollands, Gauze Cap Ribbons, Fancy Head Ildk’ls, Sewing Silk,ulnck and Colored Belt Ribbons, Damask Napkins, Fancy Bluck Silk Vestings, &c., &c. Por sale ut lowest prices by SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. nov 6 P ER STEAMER CHEROKEE. —Superfine Swiss Muslins; do dotted Turl- ton do; do Fig’d do do; French Mousde Lnines, &c. &c. For sala hy nov G LATIIROP & FOOTE. C 1ARPETS.—Justreceivcd,Thrco-ply and * Ingrain. Forsale by nov G LATHROP & FOOTE. B Y RECENT ARRIVALS.—Blan kets and Kerseys for Plantation supplies. Abo, Flannels, Scotch Caps, &c. For sale hy novG LATHROP & FOOT . N EW AND F A S HIO N ABLE GOODS.—The subscribers have received per Excel a large variety of lasliiouahle dress Goods, for Fall uud Winter woar, consisting of French aud English Broud Cloths, black and col ored. a variety of French, Belgian and Ameri can Cassimeres, together with a handsome assort ment of Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings, all of which they are now prepnred to muke to or dcr on accommodating terms nnd in the most fashionable style. oct 7 HAMILTON & SYMONS. N EW.GOODS.—EINSTEIN & ECK- MAN have received hy recent arrivals from New York and Philadelphia, a large portion of their Full stock, consisting in part of Alpaca, Cashmere and Dc Lnines, black and col’d Dress Silks, Boinbusin, Gingham nnd Prints, BYanri- Cloths, C ns liners, Tweeds and Satinets, worsted and silk Serges, Canton and all wool Flunncls, Irish Liueu, Table Damask, Russia and Bird’s- eye Diaper, square and long wool Shnwls, Cash mere nnd Do. Luine do., Blankets, Plains and Kerseys, bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings; also, u general assortment of Fancy Goods, all of which will bo sold on the inoBtrea- sonable terms. . oct 5 I’vSfl »ViV/ v* otor, i S TAPLE DRY GOODS.—Per ship Hartford—1 bale Blue Drills; 1 dodo Stripes: 1 do Bro Drills; 2 cases Prints; 3 do Marlboro Plaids und Stripes, for sule low by nov 10 SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. P AINTS AND VARNISH.—GOO kegs White Leud, pure, No. I and 2 in 25, 50 and 1001b kegs; 2501b No* 1 dry Chrome Green;2001b English and Brunswick ao dry; 3G01bs Chrome Grceu Ground, in 1,2,4, 6 and 81b cans; 200lbs dry Paris Green ; IGOIbo- Ground Paris Green; 100 kegs Black, Red, Yuilow and Brown paint ground in oil; 8 bbls Furniture and Coach Var nish; 3 do Japan and Leather Varnish. For sale by nov 8 DENSLOW & WEBSTER. * YTTINDOW GLASS.—240 boxes 8X T T 10 Glass, various qualities; 200 do. 10X12, do do do.) 100do. Glass, 10X14} ,11X15, 1JX 16, 12X14, 12X10 und 12X18; 90 do. French do., good quality, sizes, 10X14, 12X16, 12X18, 14X20, J4X22, 10X22) 16X23, 16X24-, 16X26 18X28, 20X24, 24X30 24X32, 24X30 and Sax' 42; 20 boxa. double Illicit Glass, variou. sines, inirtQro.and for aale Inr linv 8 DENSLOW & WEBSTER 1 ^ErHiEE^^ETr^innnTwinterSrinnod W J bleached Oil, landing fronr brig Wilson Fiill.r, nnd'for sale by. “ 1 i ' . ■ nov 18; i| SCJUNTON & JOHNSTON, ’ v::-) vi r K I mi ■ „JS ASD’COli'FEEi—IU hhde , Croix ond 22 do prime. Porto Uicd So- ion 3S hage Ja>a ColTee; 70‘do Bio do; Jauding uak arkrxtdi Head,nnd form lib, f • * ■■ t ,iU • Hi A. CRANK. i itrong 'Singlo dodo: 300 do single and double Straw db'do; .100 do Killed Foolscap napen 150 do Ruled Lotter paper, aaadrtbd'IHnd.; 400 do plain-Cap and Letter paper for Printer 1 , me; 60 do Flktoap and Folio Fq.i do do; 400 do Now.paoer 21X27—22X32—24X36 and 26X39 inch.; 30do Medium Book-cover paper, euorted ffplore; 60 do, Envelope jnip.il in '.lore and ar- bits- xiti ^ *-» r ' ***" I fl QUART BOTTL E 8 i For tin* removal nnd-permanent care, of nil diseases arising from nn Impure stato of tho blood or knblt of the ereteui, via*. ScroJiUti or King's Evil, JVimmattetn, obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on the face, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ring ll'orm dr tetter, Scald Head, EtiUtdcmcnt and pain of the bones and Joints, Stubborn ulcers, Syphilitic Symptoms, Sciatica, or Lumbagd; and diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mer cury. Acititesor Dropsy, exposure or imprudence in life { also, chronic constitutional disorders.Sfe. This Medicino lias acquired a very extended nnd established .reputation wherever it has been used, based en.irefy nil its own merits, winch its superior efficacy has alone sustained. Tho un fortunate victim of heroditary’disense, with swol len glands, contracted sinews, uud hones half ca rious lmd been restored to health uud vigor. The scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, lunthaomo to himselr und bis attendants, has beeu made whole. Hundreds of persons, who hod groaned hopelessly for years uuder cutaneous nnd gland ular disorders, chronic^ rheumatism, and many other couiplniiits springing from a derangement of the secretive organs and the circulation, have been raised ns it were from the rack of disease, und now with regenerated poustitatiuns, gladly testify to the efficacy of this inestimable propuru- tion. The testimony of those^ who have been cured by its use, with their residences, has been published front time Ut time; and were it desira ble, a mass of the most overwhelming testimony could bo brought forward, proving inofit conclu sively its inestimable value. The afflicted, nnd those who have not used this medicine, arc invi ted to make u trial of its virtues, and appropriate to themselves the buuefit which it uloife cun be stow. **Trnth Is stranger than Action,” Tho alleutiou of the reader is culled to the fol lowing astonishing cure, effected by tho use of Sauls’ Sarsaparilla. This is to certify that I have a colored woman who has been afflicted for the lust five yenrs with Scrofula, and all the remedies I used had no ef fect in arresting tho progress of tho complaint; on the contrary, she grew constantly worse; and uflcr expending between $70 aud $80 with physi- cions, besides using other popular remedies with out success, till the disease lmd eaten away tho curtilage of her nose, iradc its appearance on va rious parts of her body, uud had finally commenc ed its ravages in tho roof of her mouth. In this dreadful situation, with the prospect of death staring her in the face, I stated her case to Dr. Disoswny, tho agent for Sands’ Sarsapa rilla in Newborn, N. C., by whom I was advised to use tliut article; and to my surprise nnd that of* my neighbors, to whom her case was known, af ter using four und u half bottles, she was restor ed to perfect health, and that ill the space of three weeks, and was able to work in two weeks from the time she commenced taking it. In witness ofthe truth of this statement, I have hereunto affixed uiy Maine, this 39th Sept., 3347. James Me (Jotted, J 1*. Mouth of Neuse River, Craven Co., N. C. Ulcer cured of seven yenrs standing. This cure was effected in July, 3844; there have been no symptoms of a return, uiid her health still continues good, July, 1848. Now-York, July 25,1844. Messrs. Sands—Gentlemen: I consider it but an aet of justice to you to state Iho following facts in reference to tho groat benefit I hove received in the cure of un obstinate Cancerous Ulcer on my breast. I was attended eighteen months by a regular and skilful physician, assisted by the advice and counsel of nno of our most able and experienced surgeons, without the least benefit whatever. All tho various methods of treating cancer were re sorted to; for five weeks in succession by breast was burned with caustic three times a dny, and for six it was daily syringed with a weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavity or internnl ulcer was so large that it held over an ounce of the solution. Tho doctor probed tho ulcer and examined the bone, und said the disease was advancing rnpidly to the lungs, nnd if I did not get speedy relief by medicine or by ai> operation, the result would be fntal. I was udvised to have the breast laid open and tho bones examined; but finding no relief -I'ronr wlmt had been done, and feeling I was rap idly gelling worse, I almost despaired of recove ry, and considered iny case nearly hopeless. Seeing various testimonials and certificates of euro by tho uso of Sands' Sarsaparilla, in cases similar to my own, I concluded to try a fow bot tles, several of which were used, but, from the long deep-seated character of my disease, produ ced no very decided change. Considering this us the only probable cureformy case, I persever ed until the disease was entirely cured. It is now over eleven months since the cure was comple ted ; there is not the slightest appearance of a re turn. I therefore pronounce myself wf.ua nnd the cure entirely eflectcd by Sands 1 ' Sarsaparilla. as I took no other medicine of uny kind during tho time 1 was using it, nor have I taken any since. Pleasoexenso this long deferred acknowledg ment which I think it my duty to make. Your vn- luable Snrsnparillncured me,with the blessingof Divine Providence, when nothing else coAid;and I feel myself under lasting obligation to you. I can say many things I cannot write, nnd I do moot respectfully invito ladies afflicted as I have been, to call upon me, and I will satisfy them fully ofthe truth as stated above, und many other things in reference to the case. Nancy J. Milled, 218 Sullivnn-street. Sands' Celebrated Sarsaparilla.—This excellent compound, which i3 creating suchn universal in terest throughout the country, has made its way successfully into the favor of our citizens nnd the people around us. Wo have rend again nnd a- guiil'of the efficacy of this invaluable medicine— if we can call a vory pleasant beverage medicine —but not until lately liuvc we hnd* any positive proof which could induce us to speak fairly of it. But, from facts in our possession, wo are now well convinced that without any exception, it is tho safest, pleasantest, and best compound ever of fered to tho public, for the cure of all chronic dis eases, rheumatism and scrofula, and all impuri ties ofthe blood, together with many other com plaints. It has solongbocn remarked that the age is one of “nostrums uud nnstrum-vonders,” that we hardly dare recommend* a valuable discovery in the Medicul Science, lest we jeopardize our repu- tation-for incredulity und consistency; but in this iustatice we hesitate not to hazard tho remark which wo have made above.—Hartford Review. Sore Throat. Tho following is ail extract from n letter recei ved from Mrs. Bevan, who bad been ufflicted several years with Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia, &c., and recently an affection of the throat and chest: ' Boileysburg, Vo.; Dee. 13,1845. Mossrs. A, B. & D. Sands: Before I com menced using your Sarsaparilla, my siiffermgs were' 'almost past expression ;. my throat was completely ulcerated, I bad a dreadful cough,uud there were frequently weeks together that 1 could uol fpeak above a whisper; and besides, the In flammation from iny throat extended to my head, so that uiy hearing: was very much impaired. . Af ter taking the Sarsuparillaa short time,my health improved, and my Uiroat is now well ; I* urn as- free from odogh.and tightness ofthe chest as ever I was, and can hear quite distinctly. My throat tins been well about three months, the cure of which, has;been effected entirely by the use of ydur Sarsaparilla. Your friend,. . . r Louisa R. Bkvan. Sands’ SarsapariUa^8carlefP6ver disarmed of its Terrors /—This dangerous and nlarthiiig af fection, which bos swept froiri the' 1 Stage' of tfAe so many botk-a(the iunocout nge of infancy, und the more vigorous and• mature ago*of manhood, hasat lengtji i$ej^ bque and * an Ud6te ? , and’its powerful fafluenee oTtbis preparation.;. AHKUe tmmM d Mr. Wrof/atrlck, wdodt^rS?, was atiasksd with sesrlst fyrer, whieh Is Aker in very d P<P“'"n* .Pj over siotiplni Iho dWhnrge,, tllpy outdo trial of SANDS' SAttSArARILLA, ttkibh onictod a complete cure, the child ^aviug taken duly one boitlo. For tho M&atJjMit "“Spring front, th i .baneflil effects of ttfls hprrible disettsh, Mr. Patrick will bfl pleased to inform uny person as to Clio correctness of ,(l|is irtateblpiit, ifthey ctill at his rosido uco iii Exeter near Fawu-ft.—But.Bun. , The following tontinionlal to the value a of the Sarsunanlla, is tram (he Rev. Lnllier Wrightin ged 76 yenri, Corigfc'ekntlbnal Minister, residing ut .Woburni Woburn. Mass., March 30,1840. Messrs. Snuds: Gentlemen—From what I have experienced, and iVoni the information I have re cently received front a number of persons of high respectability who have used your Sursaparilla, I have not tho least doubt but that it is a most val uable medicino, and that tho numerous certifi cates you have received oi its clficucy are fully Biistuiued by experience, and althuugli its reputa tion and utility aro very extensive, and stand in uo need of my hnmldu efforts to increase them, I want all wlio‘ are utilictud by disonso to become acquainted with the efficiency aud power of your valuable niudiciue. I am, gentlcmon, Gratefully uud Very respoclfully yours, Lothek Wkwht. Prepared nnd sold, wholesale nnd retail by A A. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton-st., corner of William; NoiV York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Cutmdus. Price $1 per Dot* tie; six Bottles for $5. Agents in Savannah, G. R. Hendrickson &C<>, Turner & Oden, A. A. Solomons. Agents in Macon, Bruno & Virgins; in Hawkinsville, Dr. It. Malliewsnh ; in Augusta, Win. Kitchen, and T. Barrel &. Co. fob 9 D It. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER WORT.—That this medicine should ac quire so much notoriety is not at uilstrauge when we take into consideration the vast number that are cured by its use. For many years it has proved sousloniriiinglysucccssfulat the North,that nearly every family retain it in their house as an tidote to colds, coughs uud consumption. That no other article possesses the same merits is equally true, and the consumptive learns that he cun depend upon this lnediciuu when all others have proved worthless. There is not a doubt hut thousands are yearly cured by this inestimable medicine, and in many instances whero those given up to die,nave in nn inc’dible short time been entirely cured by its uufivulled ellicacy. The fol lowing remurkable case of consumption was cured by this Balsam of Liverwort. As you value life and health and would be cured, nt once resort to this article, und rest assured you will not resort in vain—but read and judge for yourself: Interesting curls of Consumption and Liter Complaint.—I had a violent cough, with raising of phlegm, a severe pain in my side, back, stomach, and across my bowels. I was so cold at times, it seemed impossible to keep warm, even when others were coniphiiuing oi the heut, and my skin was very yellow. I fell away to skin and boues, my veihseunlrin umlbecninoinvisible,uud every persou supposed mo dying. A friend of mine recommended me to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, which I got, as my physiciuu did me no good, aud this medicine soon restored mo to good health again. J. Kavakaoh, Ship Carpenter, G40 Wutor-street. Although thousands are cured by l)r. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, and us many still die of tliut fatal malady, the cause is pluin, neglect your first symptoms, und then trifle with tilings of no use until it is too late, death follows. But every ono eau bo cured if they will. Tukc this medi cine nt the flrstupproach of the insidious foe, and you will bo easily cured. Yet this medicine lias cured consumption in advanced stages, as the testimonials below will prove. But tho surest way is not to defer, as “aelays are always dan- gerous.” Consumption Cured.—My son having n violent cold, used to cough violently, raising quantities of thick putrid matter, and finally he could not turn over in bed, from weakness. He manifest ed every symptom of confirmed consumption. For 6 years he had been subject to the nstlunu. Ilis physicians, Drs. Vcrmoule and Anderson, said he was incurable nnd must soon die. \ r et I was determined to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, and strange as it may appeur, this medicine has fully restored his health. Sophia Gallon, 14 Norfolk-st. Asthma Cured.—I have suffered from the Asthma a very long time, and have used every medicine I could obtain for its cure in vuin, until I tried Dr. Taylor’s Bnlsara of Liverwort. This medicine has afforded mo tnoaf manifest benefit, nnd is, in my opinion, n cure for this distressing disease; more especially, as I know of many cases among my friends, where it hns boen highly successful. Persons interested are invited to cull ut my residence for further information. Mrs. S. Ruton,218 Lnurcns-st. Wo might give hundreds of testimonials from Physicians, the press, clergy, and those who have beeu cured, but all we desire is to cull the attention of tho afflicted, and for their own good they will try it. Look out for counterfeits! Always observo the signature, Geo. Taylor, M. D., on the ungruved label, end prepared at the Wholesale Depot, 72 Boekman-street, New York. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, A. A. DENSLOW, Of whom only can the gonuine bo had. All othcn are spurioiis. • 2b mnr25 A RROW ROOT.—Just received a fresh supply of Col. Hullowes’ Arrow Root, new crop, unu for sale by J. ROUSSEAU. The Arrow Root may be distinguished from Potatoe Starch by the different sizes oi' its parti cles nnd by the difference of structure. It is des titute of tliut fetid unwholesome oils,extrncticnblo by alcohol from Potutoe starch.—Dr. Ure on Arts. I have examined und have had prepared some Arrow Root cultivated and manufactured by Col. Ilallowes of St. Marys, Georgia. It is the best quality of that variety offaeculn I have met with, being superior to any Bermuda or other Arrow Root I have seen. Samuel Jackson, M. D. feb 18 University of Pennsylvania. C OL. HALLO WES’ PURE AR ROW ROOT—“New York Hospital, Oct. 9th, 1847.—I* have made nn analysis and compa rative examination ofthe Arrow Root grown nnd manufactured from the crop of 1840, by Col. Ilallowes, of St. Marys, Ga., and now exhibited at the Fair of tho American Institute of this City, und have to report that I find it equal in every rospect to the best Bermuda Arrow Root, and much superior in tho care with which it has been manufactured to most of the Bermuda now in the New Y’ork market. “Lawrence Reid, Professor of Chemistry to tho College of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Medi cal Chemistry in the New York Hospital.” A supply ofthe Inst crop just received by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agolit, oct 16 Market-square. F ine gold & silver goods, &c.—Including some very fine Watches ofovery description; real Diamond and rich Jew elry, ef great variety, and embracing the newest fashions. Real Silver Pitchert, Tea 1 Sets, Goblets, Mugs, Syphons and Fish Knives and Forks; new pat ent Gothic pattern Forks aud Spoons, very ele gant; Prince Albert and double threaded pattern do., and plain; Sherwood’s Galvanic Batteries with directions f Papier' Mache Goods in pbun 1 - dauce ; Vases; Plated end Military Wares; Gui- tars. Flutes, A'chordiaus, Banjos, and Sheet Mu sic; Walking Canes’, &c. 1 Call and see/ as now opened. £9* Repairing of Watches and Clocks attend ed to os usual, and ; warranted. D.’B. NICHOLS, .. dao 4 .. latdftqr West of PulnakiHome.- a lies at I W. MORRELL invites hi. frionda • and the publig generally, both from town and country, tt>' call arid examine hi. new FDRNI- TUBE STORE in -Smete' new Bnlldinp, Bfeugbton Street, the lariat in the country under one roof, where' ho wilf have great pleasure in exhibiting ttt them tlie most extensive assortment of ready made Furniture evor offered in 1he Southern,mnrket.. ■ . nov22 C ANAL FLOUR.—25 bbls Gahal Flour,larid- ‘ lug Wd forrele by aug 15 SCRANTON & JOHNSTON, half the qUantity^of Jco a. ! the old atyje. ding’, appri »leby •> •p,2t Jn«t received and far 1. W. MQRJttLL', DRV VOlWgtEHDii SARSAPAftlLLA. fgondsr and ... The moet oxtraordltafcry MojHchiBin tao Woridl Mis Extract ii put tip in Qiiarl Bottles i it is sis times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted peHor to any said. It enreS. toitholtt vomiting, purging, sickening or debilitating the The mit benuty and tur.eriorlty of thleSereapaHlla ever oil other medicine* U, that white It eradicate* tfie difl- ttX 1 vswr Bror known; it not Only purifies the whole *v*tem, and itrengthons tho person, but it creates new, pure and rich blood: npower posiesaod by no other rnodlciuo. And In thin lie* the grand *ecrot of it* wonder All *UCCC»*. Ithss performed within tho lo*t two year*, raoro thtu 100,000 cure* of sovore cue* of disease; nt leut 18.000 wero considered incurable, tt ha* aavod tho live* of more than 10.000 children during the two put *ea*ou. 10,000 eases of ftcnernl Debility and want «f Wcrreni Energy. Dr. TownBond’* Sarsnnnrilla invigorate* tho whole syateih peruiouoully. To tlioso who liavo lost their muscular energy by the cflects of medicino or indiicro- lion committed in youth, or tho excessive indulgence of the passion*, aud brought on a general physical prostra tion of tho nervous aystem, lusitude, waut of ambition, fainting sonsationa, promaturo decay and decline, hutch ing towards that total dlseuo, Consumption, cun he en tirely restored by this plouaut remedy. This Sarsa parilla is tor superior to any Invigorating Cordial, A* it renew* and invigorates the system, gift** activity to tho limbs, aud strongth to tho (uuscUlar systom, in s most extraordinary degreo. Consumption Cared. Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Itecito Flush, Night Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expecto ration, Pain in the Side, tfc., huu been and con be cured., SPITTING DTiOOD. New York, April 28,1847. Dr. Townsend—I verily believo that your Sarsapa rilla hu been tho means, through Provldcnco, of Bavin* my life. I have for sevoralyoara had a bad Cough. It Locarno worse nnd worso. At last I raised large quanti ties of blood, hud night SwcuU, and wns greatly dobili- tnted and reduced, and did not oxpccl to live. I nave outy used your Sarsnparilla a short time, and thore has • wonderAil change boon wrought iu mo. 1 am now able to walk all over the city. I raise no blood, and my cough has left mo. You can well imngiuo that 1 am thankAd for theso results. Your obedient servant, WM. RUSSELL, 05 Calherlne-st. Frninlc Medicine. Dr. Townsond’s Sarsaparilla is u sovereign and speody euro for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus Uteri, or Falling ortho Womb. Costivenoss, Piles, Lou- corrlitca, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstrua tion. Incoiitlnonco of Urine, or involuntary dischargo thereof, and for the genorui prostration of tho systciu- no mattor whether tho result of inherent catno or causos, producod by irregularity, illness or accident Nothing can be more surprising than iU invigorating eflecU on tho human frame. Persons oil weakness and lassi tude, from Liking it at onco become robust und full of energy uudor its influence. It immediately counteracts the norvelossnessof tho femnlo frame, which is the great cause ot Barrenness. It will not be expected of us, in case* of so delicato a nature, to exhibit certificates of euros portormod but wo cun assure the afflicted, that hundreds of case* bavo been reported to us. Thousanda of eases whore families have Irccn without children, nftor using a few bottles of this Invniuuhlo modiciuo, have boon blessed with fine, hoaithy offspring. To Mothers nnd Married Ijitdie*. This Extract of Sarsaparilla has boon expressly pre pared in roforeuco to foinalb complaints. No femnlo who has reason to suppose she is approaching Hurt critical period, “ The turn of life," should neglect to take it, os it is a certain prevontivo tor any of tho numerous nml horrible diseases to which females are subject at this time of life. This period may be de layed for several years by using tins medicine. Nor is it less valuable tor those who aro approaching wo- manhood, as it is calculated to a*Ms<. nature, by quick ening tho blood und invigorating the system. Indeed, this modiciuo is Invaluable for all tho delicato disea ses to which women are subject < It braces tho whole system, renews ptrmnncntly tlio natural energies, by removing Urn Imparities of th« body, not so far stimulating os to produce subsequent relaxation, which js the ease of most medicines taken for icninlo weakness and disease. By using a fow bottles of this medicine, r.mny severe sad painful surgieul opera tions may bo prevented. Grrnt meaning lo Mothers nnd Children. It is the safest and most cffectuul medicine for purify ing the system, and relieving tho sufferings attendant upon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens both tho mother and child, prevents pain and disease, in creases nnd enrichos the food, tlioso who have used it think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both before and aAor confinement, as it prevents diseases attendant upon childbirth—in Coitivcness, Piles. Crumps, Swell ing of tho Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Loins, False Pains, Hemorrhage, and in regulating tho secretions and equalizing the cir culation it lias no equal. Tho grout beauty of this medicino is, it is always safe, and tho ino»t delicate use . It most successfully, very few eases require any other medicino, in some n little Castor Oil, or Mugnoslu, is useful. Exerclso in tho open air, nnd light food with this medicino, will always ensure a safe uud easy con finement i T_ Rcnuiy nml Ifonllh. Cosmetics, Chalk, and n variety of preparations gene- rally in use, when applied to tho face, very soon spoil it of its benuty. They close the pores of tho skin, ond cheek tho circulation, whieh, when nature is not tliwurt- ed by disonso or powder, or tho skin inflamed bv the alkalies used in sonps, beautifies its own production in tho •• human toco Divine,” ns well ns in tho garden of rich and delicately tinted and variegated flowers. A free, active and healthy circulation of tho fluids, or tho coureing ofthe pure, rich blood to tho extremities, is Hint which paints tbo cainitonnnce in tho most exqui- ■ito beauty. It is tliut which imparts tho indescribable shades ami flashes of loveliness that all admire, but nono can describe. This benuty is tho offspring of no- lure—not of powder or soap. If there is not n free nnd healthy circulation, there is no benuty. If tho Indy is toir as driven snow, if she pqlut, und use cosmetics, and tho blood is thick, cold and impure, sho is uot beau tiful. If sho ho brown or yellow, and there is pure nnd active blood, it gives a ricli bloom to the checks, and a brilliancy to their eyes that is fascinating. This is why tho southern, and especially tlin Span ish Indies, are so much admired. Ludicd in tho north who take but liltlo oxorclto, or nto confined in close rooms, or havo spoiled their complexion hy tho appli cation of deleterious mixtures, if they wish to ro- gain elasticity of step, buoyant spirits, sparkling eyes and beautiful complexions, they should uso Dr. Town sond’s Sarsaparilla. Thousand* who havo tried It, are more than satisfied, nro delighted. Ladies of every station, crowd our office daily. Notice to tlie Indies, Those that imitate Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, have Invariably called their stuff a great Remedy for Fe males, Sec., (fee., and have copied our hills aud circular* which relates to tho complaints ofwoinon, word tor word -other men who put up medicino, havo,sinco tho groat •uccoss of I)r. Townsend’s Snrsnparilla In complaint* Incident to female*, recommended theirs, although pre viously they did not. A number of theso Mixtures, Fills, flee., aro injurious to females, as they nggravato disease, and undnrmino the constitution. Dr. Townsend's is tho only and best remedy for the numerous female com plaints—it ruroly, if evor fails of effecting a permanent cure. It con be taken by tho most delicate females, in any case, or by tlioso exporting to become mothers, with tho greatest advantages, os it prepares the systom and prevent* pain or danger, nnd strengthen* both tnothor and child. Be careful to get tho genuiuo. Scrofula Cured. This certificate conclusively proves that this Sarsa parilla has perfect control over tho most obstinate dis eases of tho Blood. Throo persons cured in ouo bout* is unprecedented. Three Children. Dn. Townsend—Dear Sir: I Imva the pleasure to inform you that throo of my children hnvo boon cured ofthe Scrofula hy tho use of your excellent medicine. They were afflicted very, sovorely with bad Sores; have taken only four bottlos; it took them away, for which fool my*elf under grout obligation. Yours, respectfully, ISAAC W. CRAIN, 10fi Woos ter-st Opinions of Phyalcinns. Dr. Townsond is almost daily receiving order* toons Physicians In different part* of tho Union. This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physician* •f the City of Albany, havo in numerous cases prescrib ed Dr. Townsend's Bnratparllla, and believe it to be 1 eno of tho most valonblepreoaratioiuiiMhe market, J.'WII.SON, M. D. It. n. BRIfiOS, M. D. Albany. April 1,1647. P. E. EUIENBOItP, 11. D of posttino eirorpenrs, or hare them milled dU ’*nov 29 5 U ■ 0t *° JOHN WL IcOOPER. gant Engraving* on iteol; edited hy Paschal Don aldson, aud handsomely bound in emblematic b, Th6 ff Bubscrihei* having been appoinled able agent for the sale of tjie above work in tho State of Georgia, has engaged tho services of Mr. M. D. Chariot, P. G. f ofAUon Lodge, No. 137, New York, for tho purpose of yisillrtg the various Lodges in tho atato And waiting upon the mem bers with tho work. It will bo sold from the store of, tho subscriber at $3. Members ofthe Order will be furnished with copies by the Agent at $2,75. JOHN M. COOPER, nov 28 milE FIRS’! 1 REEOItlTIEIlS X Presenting their Famous Protest at the Diet of Spites, iii 1529.—Ail Engraving of the above interesting event, which gitve rise lo the name of “Protestant,” and containing nearly ono hun dred figures, presenting authentic portraits of the’ most prominent inert connected with it, including Luther, Melancthon, tho Elector of Saxony, and other greut Leaders of Reformation, has just been finished in tile MozZotinto manner, bV John Snrtaiu, after tho magnificent dosign of Geo. Cattermole. Size, without margin, 21 by 15 inches high. Price $3. A descriptivo key will accompany Cadi iuipres- sion. Orders for the above Engraving, which may now be soon at Mr. Aiuutaqr’s Print Stbre, may bo left with Mr. A., or the subscriber. JOHN M. COOPER, jan 23 Agent for the Publishers. Owing to the great auccoM-’and Immense sate of Dr Townsend’s Sarsertayili*. a niimbo* of men who were CAUTION*. iat success, end Imi nUrilii, a 1 niimber c formerly our Agent*, have ooramenced making Sariapa' rill* Extract* Elixir*, Bitter*, Extract* of Yollow Dock, toe. They generally pnt it up in. the same shaped hot. ties, end some of them tavo stole'and copied our |dver* tl*emetU*^thoy aro’nuly .worUtlcu imitation*, and ’ abonld bo avoided. ' Frfrielpsf Office, 12fl FVtTORStreet, San BuUdlnf, N, Y,; Redding & Co., 8 State street, Boston s Dyntt» Sons, 132 North;BeBortd stroot, Philadelphias 8. 8 l'eorl’Street, Albany \ and hV 'olJ' the principal Drug ,,ro».ale by THOS. JI TURNER & CO., A««dc Bm.ti.’n.w buildlrig, bornef Brtuiliton and Whitaker itreeta. ' fiib 28 (R!ICRW«BAT|/&C.- >bi*r ‘ • Buck- landing :«nd for jrf&lt by i ■: -b *^11 SWIFT It DENSLOW. C ~I3NSUS or TUB CIXV or ISA- VANNAH, together with Statistics relating to the Trade. Cotnmerco, Mechanical. Arts and Health of thesamo, with Historical notices aud a list of Incorporated Companies nnd Charitable Societies ; to which is added n Commercial Di rectory of the principal Mercantile Houses, Man ufacturers, Mechanics, and Professions, together with particulars respecting the Rail Road, atouin- ors, Packets, &c. connected with the city ; origi nally prepared under a resolution of the City Council, by Joseph Bancroft. 2d edition. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER, dec 23 A general Miortmem of gro« n .. iw, —■ Iriongat which m»v bo lound AlraonT\ 4c '*' Prune., Citron., Ac. and they hoSSl' million to llu.mbs., nnd aollim, n0^ l !, ll ) , “tittij merit a .hnro of public pntrouf.e 0W doc 14 JES8F, a, p M@K.SSDS^ Also, Maynard & Noyes' , U K.' H in all sixed botale. Iroin 1 to ll2 . THOS. M. TURNpn . „ fob 10 Whole,ale D„,S R i 1 T Ift»OBS.~25 ba*«njE~lfes J-i reel Irom Havre, of very .unS 8 "''* Also on bond, Old Scotch Wbi,uV?“ 1“%. Brandy; Port. Madeira, ShW’.S'W Wines; Old Jlouonguhela and ) p e ,,J g » * «§■ Mom Mattresses for double end lin.l. n i 1 “I al.oTor Cotta. I. W.JlKjS nov 14 Sinet.'buildin^S 1 ' BiSKs c .r.i;f c »B Cocoa, Broom and 6hocolato“eceiS H' A. A. SOLOMONS,A,,., I LLUSTRATED BOOKS AND ANNUALS FOR 1849.—Fisher’. Draw- iug Room Scrap Book; Heath’s Book of Beauty; The Keepsake ; The Wouien ofthe Bible; Tho Women of tho Scriptures; Rosary of Illustra tions ofthe Bible; The Christian Keepsake; Tho Gent ofthe Season; The Book of Pearls; Goins of Beauty; Leaflets of Memory; Harper’s Pictorial Bible; Arubiau Nights; Paul uifd Vir ginia; Odd Fellows’ Offering; Irving’s Sketch Book; Scenes in tho Lives of the Patriarchs and Prophets; Gums of Sacred Poetry; Scenes in the Life of the Suvior; Lalla llookh; Lady of the Lake; Bryant’s Poems; Longfellow’s Poems; Cowper’s Poems; Female Characters of Shuks- peare ; Jamieson’s Characteristics of Women; The Snow Flake; Forget Me Not; Friendship's Offering; Fairy Ring; Tho Amaranth; The Ruby; Excelsior Annua); The Lady’s Annual; Gift of Friendship; The Hyacinth: Tho Gem; Juvenile Scrap Book; Christmas Roses; Green’s Nursery Annual; Christmas Blossoms; Evlhcu; Undiuo and Siutrain. ALSO Papier Macho and Turkey Morocco Port Folios nnd fine Rose-wood auu Mahogany Writing Desks. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER, dec 18 OLD PENS.—A new und large supply, I* just received, consisting of Brown’s large engrossing Pen, Spencer and Randall’s do.. Brown's Ordinary size Premium Diamond Pointed Pen, the Franklin Pen, with extension case, French Puttern Gold Pen, Bagley’s cele brated Pen, Tho Gardener Pen, The C.X. How Pun, American, Peoples, &c., &c., &c. Also several new styles of Silver Pencil Case aud Holder. For sale by . jau 20 JOHN M. COOPER. Y ALEIVTIIVES.—Also Envelopes for do. and Valentine Books. A handsome assort ment, just received and for Bale by jan 16 JOHN M. COOPER. V OL. I. MACAULAY’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Part I, Benjamin Franklin, his'Autobiography with a narrative of his public Life aud Services: by Rev. II. Hastings Weld. History of Alexander the Greut; by Jacob Ab bott. The Haunted Man nnd tho Ghost’s Bargain; a Fancy for Christmas time; tyy Cburies Dickons. Received by JOHN M. COOPER, jan 10 W RITING AND WRAPPING PAPER.-40 reams ruled Letter Pa per at $15ffporroum; 40 do at 1 75; 40 do ut 2 00; 40 do ut*2 50; 40 do nt 2 75; 40 do at 3 00; 40 do at 3 25; 40 nt 375; 40 do at 4 00; 100 reams assorted do English and French, varying in prices from 3 00 to 6 00 per ream. ALSO—1 case each Ruled Foolscap nt $1 75, 2 00, 259, 2 75, 3 00, 350" and ,5 00— together with a good supply of Unruled Paper. A 1.80—-1 50 re urns Flnt Cap; 25 each Demy and Medium for bl ink book work. Country Merchants will find it to their interest to exnmiho tho above, which, together with a good stock of Quills, ink, steel nnd gold pens, slates, playing cards, blank books, school umi mis cellaneous books, bibles, &c., will be sold on us good terms as they call be purchased in any Southern mnrket. The subscriber is also receiving a well selected stock of pnlinleaf. straw, Rag and rope Wrap ping Paper; Patent Envelope; Printing Paper, &c., nil of which he offers at prices that cuuuot be undersold. nov 13 JOHN M. COOPER. pttENUU BOOKS, X Ainunts; pnr Charles De Lu Chussu Aux pnr Charles Do Burnard. Lu Pere Goriot; pur De Balzac. Andre; pnr George Sand. Vingt Aus Apres; par Alexandre Diimns. Oeuvres Choisies de BuflW, edition illnstrce. Julienne ou La ServanteDe Dleu ;pnr M Lo Vie Walsh. Aurcilie ct Mnthildb oir Orgueil et Modesties par Victor Doublet. La Salle D’Asilo Au Bord Do La‘ Mer ; pnr Ernest Fouinef. Aniitio ct Devouetnent oir Frois Mois a La Louisiane; par Mine Camille Lcbrtin’. L’Ornhcliuo Do Moscou; par Mine Woillez. Charlemagne ct L’Enfanl Du Puuvre ; par Mile Aulonine Lecler. Pan ou LuReconuaissance; par Abel Maurice. Les Animanx Industrieux; pur B Alleut. Abrege do tous Les Voyages Au Polo Nord; pnr Henri Lebrun. Voyages el Decnnverlos dans L'Afrique Cen- tralo; par Henri Lebrun. Emmanuel ou La Domination Portugaise; par Leopold M-ery. Lo Robinson S’nis3o ; par Johann Rudolph Wy«8. Indiana; pnr Geo Sand. Contes et Nouvellos; par Alex. Dumas. La Pean Do Chagrin; par M. Do Balzac. Illusions Perdues; par M. Do Balzac. Les Dernier* Jours De P^npeii; Imite De Bulwer. ,«J > ... Paul et Virginia, Suivi Do La Clmumiere In- ,dieuno. Historic DesTreize, PromierEpi*ode; par M. De Balzac. LesAiles D’lcarorpnr Charles Do Bernard. Un Menage De Garcon’eu Province ; par M, De Balzac. ' Lo ( Lis dans La Vnllee ; pnr M Dc Balzac. Bpiridion; par George Sand. Le Gondre; par Charles Do Barnard. . A ventures Da Robinson Crusoe, TraduRes Do Daniel Do Foe. "'Modeate Mignon Scene DoLa Vie Privee; par M. De Balzaa. Received by nov 3 JOHN M. COOPER. oct 18 Cloves, just received and fornlilli! „ THOMAS M. TURNER ft CO ^ oct 21 WhMtate Druggratt, 1S1 Bit!j riABDEN SEEDS, ftiwlsb ply of tho usual varieties just ■ 3 Early Canada, While-Flint, Tuscarori S gar Corn; Extra Early, Early Wajhinrtoa fu Warwick, Early Charlton, EarlvDoablK Fraino, aud Dwnrf Mnrrowfnt're!i,;J„T" l'olo Beans, Usual varieties Canary, HumS le'.t and Litcerne i a few hundred Anmn R acts at low'priccs. ‘ i 1 fe'h.efl , DENEEOW &, U'F.BSTFJ r^OAE, COAI..—llid Asli, brokeFa screened Coal, uf the best quality i,,," stantly on hand nnd for sale hy the'quamitr singlo ton, at reduced rntek, by 1 jail 1 GREINER & DEAll ( 'OitN,OATS,CORN itlEALAK vy PEAS.—2000 bushel?, just rccdreli for sale hy BRIGHAM & KELLY dec 30 P ASTILLES DE VSCiTvVTTi fur Dyspepsia, received by A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent, decT MjirUquare, O IL.—1500 gallons Bleached AVhiteWinn Wnalo, or Solnr Lamp Oil; 1W0 ( Train Oil. Fot safe hy dec 13 DENSLOW & WEBSTEH B etter, crackers, 5m kegs choice Goshen Butler; BO bblili ter. Sugar, ond Soda Crackers,' lOOikspiiai Buckets; 100 do Brooms; landing and forultl jan 3 SWIFT & DENSLOW P ATENT INDIA RUBBER BTEAf PACKING from 3-32 to 5-B inch; fornkh jan 12 WOOD, CLAGHORN4CO.’ s OAP.—25 boxes Lee’s Soup, for salcbr jan 4 COHEN & FOSDICfc C OAX ! COAX ! —200 ions supch quality Richmond Coal. Just receivedn qu for sale by* dec 29 E. W. BUKIL /^ABXTCJ,—250 bunches Gurlic. Jd/j VX ccivod by dec 39 W. W. GOODRICt L adies kki> gxovsmu ors—Just received, and forsaleby jan C MARSHALL & AlKEXf F IGS, &c#»-25 drums Figs, GcasesPi nnd 3casks Currants, just receivedbr jan 3 W. W. GOTJDRICE LXI; n P RESERVES Ac.-A largeu inent of Preserves, Jellies, Jains, FkW- Catsup, Cupers and Brnndy Frail*, jnslrece* by W. W. GOODRICH, jnu 22 Smcts’ Buildisf I ri^ISIX-'“75 bbls No 3 Mackerel; 100bn . Sintiked Herrings; 25 kids Salmon,pickk 10 boxes Smoked Halibut; now landinganli| sale low by juu 12 WASH BURN, WILDER & CO. P RIME dC NIXSS UEEF.-M 75 bbls; forsale by jail 12 WOOD, CLAGHORN&Cft N EW LARI), •••Landing 501? new Lard; 20 do Goshen Batten/of* j. by WOOD,«CLAGllOKN &C0.| jan 12 E xtensive, pier and centmW DLLS, with Mahogany, Black WitejJ Marble Tops. Also, Grecian Claw-feel 1m do Dining do; 6 i^egdo do; Card Talk;** do with Marble Tops; do doMaliogon'M* dies’Work do; do do do with Folding Wf do do do Deep Drawers, Just received,®* sule by I. W- MORKlDt •nov 23 Sinels’builiw, i /ANUIONABLE SACKS.-W . ccived per brig Clinton, a handsome inent of Cloth and Tweed Cussiuiere laic styles, for sale low hy sep 25 HAMILTON &S1W; B lack si«7iis-SniSr5 5 ®j; Received, and for sale.by MARSHALL & AJ jan 6 Successors to Stotcsb»ry« • j C OFFEE, COFFEE, COFFER 200 bags prime Green Ilia Coffee, from bark Vernon, and for sale by inff jan 3 SWIFT & F lour, flour, ruoi'H;-' hills Canal Flour, “Extra;” do; landing und lor rale by «„ V atnirJ jan 3 SWIFT & P ^SSI r'lASRMERES, MEUSE D'L* 1 *; Vv AND WOOLEN SHAH’LS-A ? edprico. MARSHALL &A1W-'| jun 6 TTALL. ON THROAT AND XI LUNGS.—Tho nature, causes, symptoms and cure of Diseases ofthe'Throat rind Lungs I die difference between Bronchitis, Clergyman's Sore Thronf and Consumption, With a new rind certain method' eroaeertalnirig of this last-named disease in-ib eariiell stages, with numerous bv- Itett and^oases bg 8: W-'Holl.,-M. Di, aud W. W. Hall, A\ M jari'23 ' For tale by JOHN M. COOPER. , whole boiea Leaf125 bbU> Powdered -and Pearl, and 25. hblaCraahed Sugar, landing and for aale snviS X ' * A vr. H-aaw ingand for sale by i SCRANTON A JOHNSTON, J un u L IC5HTI—Cornelius' Lard UnP- J Subscribers are'selling oil iheif K z, t of the above celebrated Lamps at r re {' a *. 3 mnl would invite tlio attention of nil■" wish to get a good aud handsome small price, to call. Those Lamps will ia! tho meanest kind' of oil, and g ,vca titan the old fashioned*Astral Lamp « ^ best sperm oil. As a matter of , Lainpsaro profernble to all others J Also Sperm mid Whale Oil for , saleby^ THOMAS M. TUR.N^ P APER.—300 reams 3("S l0 . "“1 Wrapping Paper; 60do doubl*». K i 40 do neavy Groccr'd Bag cW , varo and fine envclopo do; 50 d® . j.. Tea do? 75 do Foolscap do; 100 d® P.^ ruled letter paper; 60 do Flat Cap»* Post for F fi """g' EK F ^v"&lfagS may 2 S HOWBU.BATRS.^?™^}, Largo Plunge Batli-the best Bath««' Tho LargePump Bad. with OopperP;^, plete. Kendall’s Sleeting Both, wlId ^g, thc : te8t'nfago». Torty-iHIp-Bath- B fust received pension BaU »y apr 85 , I, W. MOjt BSSSSS®. hag. Patent Buok-shotrUflOdo dropdo,^1 Percussion Cape,-Stool and BrataDo* oose good Plantation-Mnskels t 3 j“f^SdtT man double nod single, Gunsl Jo 01 Pistols, Nosi.2„.3,*nd 4. raiji Just received t end for-»«'« »* g'^yfl wade to order »” d " w “ r "‘' ■hoot.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, March 03, 1849, Image 4