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Newspaper Page TextRemove. Tau, Su toillmomnl. Infuvor oftho Uut or THOoiiito Flow.iu might bo ndillicod, on nbovo ■laud! but wo .think tliu Mowing oxquliilo vtan- «u, by the UyunUard, wilt bo nauiHcfont tribute “ *“ BAtiM OP THOUSAND ri.OWEIta. Thabeauiy oftao thoutaid flowora wtiloh mom Uio uun- Aud pour’ *po* ttao charnisJ hour* tholr pracioui perAunca Exhibits ntture’a plastic powon I it tints how wondroui fair! la e&itcrn ethnos whom boauly dwells in forms of rlchoil GtowtafU tho voluptuous swells that Cashiuare’s silks an* Tholrjp°w° r tho (CMoibl maid Impels to chnrw nh wo bo* Their virtues in tho folden vuso she hidus with wondrous art, ■ • And nifhtiy to her flowiuf faco their magic Hum import A splendor of aupornnl gruco to swell enjoyment's heart. The ehomist eulls in chnloost hours the Ulan nnd tho rosn, With plsnts of all oxcelljuj powers whero latent virion flows, . ■ . And lot the Balm ofTliousaad Flowers in tucout vases glows. . . From fordens whoro naroistus hloomt tho bunting bud bo bduc#, Fairtlowers that shod their rich perAuues beside trauspa- rent springs, Whose tint illunin tho desert glooms where tho clculn sing*. He seeks the cliuio of winter snows,whore scarce a strouiu* et runs, Vast realms whoro many a torrent flows to swell tho Auu- *011*1, And whoro the luscious orange grows bououtli equator suns, lie oulis tho groves of eastern pluliii, whoro Shiraz builds her bowers, Where flowrets nursed by suits and raiut inhale their healthiest powers, And thus thy precious wealth he gains, Balm of a Thousand Flowers. The ancieuls feigned that Venus roie out of the foamlug sea, Bo beauty in all clliuatos grows moro fuir for bathing free, * ” * * *. * ‘ ' ' ' in v Baltimore, Maryland. Georgetown. S Carolina Charleston, do Ilumburg, do Luu reus villo, do Grnhnmvillu, do Beaufort, do Salem, Tenn. Madison, < Georgia. Augusta, do Macon, do Macon, do Macon, do Griffin, do Atlanta, do Marietta, do Dalton, do LuO range, do Columbus, do Ncwnan, do Burke Co. do Ruesovillc. do Jacksonville, do Davisboro’, do Sundorsville, do Louisville, do Savuunah, do Savannah, do Houston Co, do Jucksonboro, do Hnwkinsville, do Darien, do Black Creek, Florida. Jacksonvillcg do New Orleans, La. rt ZI^r4£Sh8WWB»||i.. l^illD^TOr th» Biy adjoining tho City F i NOW opeit-M* in ehtlre, 8(o6k of NEW GOODS In' hi, lino,' ooh.Uting of Cloth., COOPS Caasiurora .... fttruiihlng krtlolb«»\nn ofjhe latest sty la nnd best nintertalrr Which' ho offors at prices far below anything ever before oft ore d in this market; Ha is prepared, also, to mike to ordtir'all kinds of Gonllemon’s upnnrel. in tho tiioif approved stvlo^ having secured' the assiathtice • of Mr. AtOTT, from NewYorkt.of many years ’expe rience, and much celebrity as a Cutter. He feels confident of being able to platilO those who favor him with their v orders, Those accustomed 'to sanding North fur their Clothing are invited to laprh imp _ cull and examine his goods ana prices previous to doing so; us ho raulq assured he Can.fur- uiuli them ou as good tormsus they can got them ubroud. | ,.iv-- oct'13 Bo beauty in all clliuatos grows moro fair fur balbii And well tho bard's expoflenco kno.ws wbat balms tors do. ■ Then lot nil those who would possess tho charms in flowors that shine. Remember woll that cleanliness, which doth with Uuulth combine. Is next akin to godliness, daughter of truth divine. Just received and for »nlo by W. HUMPHREYS, Jr., fob 12 Corner of Buy and Drayton streets. G IIIUV UEDVCl'lON IN THE price of Humphrey’s celobruted Remedy for the Fever and Ague-—Irorn Two Dollars to One. The following gentlemen are my authorised A- gents, and hava the genuine for sate. Orders from any part oftho United Stales, will meet with prompt attention. Address, post paid, WM. HUMPHREYS, Jr. Savannah, Ga. AGENTS: Marston A Brother Dr. J U Simmons, Dr. P M Cohon, T C Rislcy, R S Bailey, T J S Farr, B R Bythewood, R T Patrick J S Walker, W K Kitchen, Shotwell A Gilbort, J H & W S Ellis, Lightfoot & Flanders, Macon, Dorsey & Knott, Solomon Guodall, Wui Root, Cunningham A Co. Dr. S F Culberson, Winter & Epping, B H Mitchell, Josoph Griffin, R H Barrett, A AlcLane & Co. M C Williamson, Wm Hodges, W A Hayles, W A Carswell, P Martin, J A Sperry, Wra Carr, E A Burch, Samuel Palmer, J B Cole, F A Poullcn, J Wright & Co. • QPFumily Visitor, Madison; Constitutionalist, Augusta; Helicon,Marietta; Mountain Eagle, Dutton; Enquirer, Columbus; Reporter, La Grange; Nows, Jacksonville ; Herald, Lnurcus- ville, o. C; Central Georgian, Sandersvitlo, will please copy, and change my advertisement, roar 25 W. HUMPHREYS, Jr. (HF'niEBSEItSl-TOXIIE CITIZENS OF SOOTH CAROLINA, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Ten nessee, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, &c.— Affmv me to call your attention to one of the great est and most useful Medeciuescver discovered. It is not my intention to tax you with u long and tiresom advertisement, but I lay before you the testimony of the most respectable families in the United States, most of ray certificates ure from the city of Savannah, where I reside, nnd many from ypurown State, where the Medicine is used with great and astonishing success; it has proved itself to be superior to any other Aledicino for the cure of Fever and Aguo, which it will do iu tho very short space of Twelve Hours, it has never been known to faiito etFect a certain cure. Tho Aled icino is a harmless and tasteless one, which will make it the most popubir.AI edicine in the Southern States. Tho Aledicino contains no mineral pre paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable matter only. To Planters, this Alodtciuo i3 a val uable preparation, ns it cures all cases in twelve hours, and does not require any timo to be lost; all that is to be done is to tube tho Medicine and to go to work. To tho Rico Planter it is a vuluable Med icine, as it does not contain any mercurial or min eral preparation whatever, and is therefore a safe Medicine for those who arc liable to exposure. 1 bog you. do not let me have to tax you so o ften with advertisements, certificates, Ac. It has already proved itsolf to bewhat I say it is, and the greatest proof is every body is recommending it to be the only certain und speedy cure for tho Fever and Ague All you have to do is to ask your ncigl ‘ what he thinks of Humphreys’ Remedy fyr Ft and Ague, and ofcourso, to bo convinced, you try it, at least I hope so. Hero is my oficr to nny Planter of South. Carolina, who will either call on Doct. P. M. Cohen, of Charleston-, S C. or myself, in the city of Savannah, nnd cither oftis will give enough for twelve cases, and if it does not cure ton ofttoftwelvc, we will refund tho amount paid for it. Your are to see tho Aledicino taken as I have directed. Owin’* to the heavy rains during the past sum mer, and which still continue, all the low lands are underwater, which will cause a great deal of this disease ou tho Rice Plantations; it will be to your advantage to procure a certain and speedy remedy; you can no bo by applying to either of mV Agents or myself. Ask for HUMPHREY’S REMEDY FOR FEVER AND AGUE. This Aledicino is for sole by tho following named gentlemen, who are the only agents for *ho sale oftho Grkat Shimr-EK* Remedii, where it will ho found either nt wholesale or retail. Country merchants will make n handsome profit by selling this medicine. A liberal discour tinade to Planters, &c., by the dozen. Address. VV. HUMPHREYS.Jr., oct 18 Druggist, Savannah, Gn. TTORIE INDUSTPR Y.-50 Go Hons Hum JTji.phrey's Superior Cologne Water---Pronounc ed to bo- superior to the beat imported German. French or English manufacture. Prepared and ■old by WAI. HUMPHREYS, JR. Wholesale and Retail Druggist, oct 18 Savannah, Ga. flPORTANT TO SPORTSMEN. X—Guns. qnd Revolving Pistols, Double nnd Single'Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Walker's Por- cnssion Caps and Gun Whdainy r W. Richards' do. French,G D do. Shot, Powuor, Leud, Shol- Body-belts and Poaches. All sorts and sized- Flaikh,'Cleaning Rods, See. &c. Just received and,fo<sale law wholesale and ireteH, ntNo.ll Barnard, street,. Savaunuh. ■octl8 E. LOVELL. H E. RUMi—f> hhds and 48 hbls landing • per burk CarlosMaurnn. nnd for sale by i.novC , PADELFORP&FAY. H E Li dt SOPS PA T E If T AfOULD- CANDLES.—60“ BOXOS-4V, 8’s. cud 0's Hull & Son’s Candles, landing from brig Wilson Fuller and for sale by nov 18 ; SCRANTON Sc JOHNSTON. < TlfHALE.OIE.-20 bbls winter struiued *3!- * ) ^'} , rhed^'0^1, landing from bjrig. Wilson Fuller, and for sale by nov 18 SC RANTON Sc JOHNSTON. Raisins, in store, “>E So CADY. Sj AI8IMS.—170 packnaes U JCjL^forfntPjby JESS1 igftGAK AND COVFBE...I0 bhd. . :8L-CMnx.'<hiI'S2 do priin. Forlo Rica Su- ME W N PRINT<* GOUD8-IIY Xi CHEROKEE.—Paris printed Barnges, Satin plaid do; Silk Tissues; British plaid Or- gntidies; Freuch Prints; French ami English Lawns ; crane Shawls; blk Egyptian Mitts ; Moravian Huso; Luce Capes; standing Col lars; Point do PI11 nfe 5 Egyptian Edgings; Kid Gloves? sowing Silk Fringes; checked Ging hams; funcylldk’s; fringed Silk Purnsoleltes; .Cardnnet Buttons ; Oil Silk { Turkey red Yarn; printed Calicos ; Carpeting, lings nnd Matting; 12-4 Sheeting; Long cloth Sliirting; Green Barago ; Merrimac Prints; blk Italian Crapes ; blk gro de Rhine Silks; super blk Bombazins; blk Barnges and Granadines. jan 30 SNIDER. LATHROP & NEVITT. T ACES, &C.—Received nor steamier Che- JLf rokee i Lislo Laeesnnd Edgings; Plaid Vic toria, Jeuuy Lind nud Valencia Edgings; White Crape Slmwls ; Black Satin Cbone; Ladies Me rino Vests 5 Gross Cloth; White Cotton Hose; Brown and Mixed Half Hose; Faucy Cottonade; Mariner’s Stripes 5 Long Lawns, &c. for sale by . jan 15 LATHROP & FOOTE. TVTUSLIN COLLARS, dec.—Received 1T.L per bark Vernon, Standing Muslin Collars; Jaconet Collars; Thread Luces; Blk. Luce Veils; French Mouslin de Luins; French Ginghams.&c. nov 14 LATHROP & FOOTE. TVTJGW GOODS.—PER CLINTON—En* ll glialt nnd Amorican Prints, Ginghams, red Flannels, Casimere, Shirting Stripes, ifog-ikin Gloves super Pearl Buttons, fuiicy Cravats, wht Flannels, Ijl.ick Broadcloths, Marseilles Quilts, colored do, for sale low. by SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. nov 9 TVTEW GOODS*—Per steamship Chero- ± x kee.—Cashmere and Do Lnines, of new patterns and colorings, super mode colored De Laincs, Cavign.no Plaids, (a new nrticlo,) Super Black Worsted Poul do Joie, Super Gro He Rhine, very splendid White Crape Slmwls, Sewing Silk, Fringes nnd Buttons, Bonuol und TuHeta Ribbons, Ladies nnd Misses Silk Cravats, Col’d Bord’d Lawn Hand’fs, rich fancy Prints, Brown Hollands, Guuze Cup Ribbons, Fuucy Head Ildk’fs, Sewing Silk,Blnck and Colored Belt Ribbons, Damask Napkins, Fancy Black Silk Vestings, &c., &c. Por sule ut lowest prices bv SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. liov 6 OER STEAMER CHEROKEE. -L —Superfine Swiss Muslins; do dotted Turl- ton do; do Fig’d do do; Freuch Mousde Laiues, Arc. &c. For sale by nov G LATHROP & FOOTE. /'iAUPETS.—Just received, Three-ply and V> Ingrain. Porsalo by nov G LATHROP & FOOTE. 13 Y RECENT ARRIVALS.—Ulan- JL> kels and Kerseys for Plantation supplies. Abo, Flannels, Scotch Caps, &c. For snle by novG LATHROP & FOOT . TVTEW AND FASHIONABLE X.1 GOODS.—Tho subscribers have received per Excel a large variety of fushionablo dress Goods, for Fail and Winter wear, consisting of French and English Broad Cloths, black and col ored, a variety of French, Belgiun and Ameri can Cassimeres, together with a handsome assort ment of Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings, all of which they are now prepnred to make to or der on accommodating terms und in the most fashionable style. oct 7 HAMILTON & SYMONS. TVTEW GOODS.—EINSTEIN & ECK- 11 MAN have received by recent arrivals from Now York and Philadelphia, 0 largo portion of their Full stock, consisting in part of Alpaca, Cashmere and Do Laiues, black and col’d Dress Silks, Botnbasin, Glnglmm and Prints, Broad Cloths, Casilners, Tweeds and Satinets, worsted and silk Serges, Canton and all wool Flannels, Irish Liuen, .Table Dumosk, Russia and Bird’s- eyo Diaper, square and long wool Shawls, Cash- mere and Do Laino do., Blankets, Plains nnd Kerseys, bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings; also, a general assortment of Fancy Goods, all of which will bo sold on tho most rea sonable terms. oct 5 QTAPLE DRY GOODS.—Per ship k5Hartford—1 hale Uluo Drills; 1 dodo Stripes: 1 do Bro Drills ; 2 cases Prints; 3 do Marlboro Plaids nnd Stripes, for snle low by nov 10 SNIDER. LATHROP A NEVITT. T3ASNTS AND VARNISH.—600 kegs Jl White Lead, pure, No. 1 und 2 in 25, 50 and 1001b kegs; 2501bNo. ldry Chrome Groan;2001b F.ngiish nnd Brunswick do dry ;30(Mbs Chrome Green Ground, in 1, 2, 4, 6 uud 8lb cans; 200lbs dry Paris Green ; loOibs Ground Paris Green; 100 kegs Black, Red, Yellow and Brown paint ground in oil; 8 bbls Furniture and Conch Var nish; 3 do Japuu and T.outlier Varnish. For sale by liov 8 DENSLOW & WEBSTER. WINDOW GLASS.—249 boxes 8X it 10Gbipa f vnriousqualities; 200do.10X12, do do do.; 100do. Glass, 10XJ4, 1JX15, JJX 10, 12X14, 12X10 and 12X18; 90 do. French do., good quality, sizos, .10X14, 12X16, 1*2X18, 14X20. 14X2*2, 16X22, 16X2*, IGX‘24, 18X26, 13X28, 20X24. 24X30 24X32, 24X36 aud 28X 42; 20 boxes double thick Glass, vurious sizes, iu store, nnd for sale by nov 8 DENSLOW A WEBSTER YyAPER.— 1 200 reams Double and Heavy Jl Wrapping Paper; 200 do strong Crown do do; 250 do strong Single dodo; 300 do single ami double Straw do do; 100 do Ruled Foolscap paper; 150 do RuleflLotter paper, assorted kinds; 100 do plain Cap and Letter paper for Printer’s use; 50 do Flatcnp nml Folio Post do do; 400 do Nowspnper 21X27—22X32—24X36 aud 26X30 inch.; 30 do Medium Book-covor paper, assorted colors 5 50 do Envelope paper, in store nnd ar riving. nnd for sale nt moderate prices, by nov 8 DENSLOW A WEBSTER. TVTO- 1< 2 and s mackerel.— L . 200 whole tmd hnlf bbls Innding nnd for sale by liov 7 rr. A. CRANE. /""IANAL FLOUR.—Landing per Exact. 42 bbls., for sale by dec 19 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. TVTEW SPRING GOODS.—Por Clin- JL1 rokee ^ Paris printed Bnragos; plain nnd fig’d Silk 'fisstres ; Silk Marabout, for evening dress es; French Prints; Linen Lustres ; plain blk Tis- sue; Mode and light col’d Chambraya ; Standing Collars; Thread* and 1 Lisle Laces ; Illusive Lace; blk Silks ; French Ginghams f printed Lawns; worked Cuffs and Collars 5 Chantilly Veils. Silk Scarfs; Fancy cravats; Fancy Buttons and Fring es; Can Ribbons ; BoltRibbons; Neck ntid Bon net Ribbons; Silk Piirusols and Umbrellas; Eng lish and American and French Printev feb 15 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. /-lOTTON OSlVAUUIlcis.—50 bu lo. Cotton Osnnburgs, Georgia Manufacture; 20 do Schley's Georgia Stripes ; 5 do Milledgo- . ville do do, just received nnd for snle by jm> 19 SNIDER. LATHROP & NEVITT. TbJLEE ANR BROWN DRILLS. .13 —lease Blue Driitsi 2 bales Brown dp;; 1 halo 10-4 Brown Sheetiug. Just received per Excel. SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVlTTi feb 14 ' 13ARASOLS.—1 cane, Containing a fine X assortment of super Ivory Huudles, Bono Handles, Silk,' Fringed and Soolopod. Just re r ceived per Cherokee. feb 14 a-MDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. TVOBE ANUmHL TABLETS A—AjB«w supply. USMrtM' sizos, receivrf’ by fvb J JOHN M. COOPER. Y Aliis.—20 burrs!., Hniliog from .clir. Su. wil.by.tr . feb 7* COHEN & FOSDICK. *n IB 'ir-JU Inm.nl1 AlatJul sq, IN QUART BOTTLES, , For the removal and permanent euro of nil diseases arising from an Impure'state of, the blood or hnblt of the syNtoin, vizi k Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, obstinate . Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on the face, Plotchcs, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, 8cald Head, Enlargement and pain of the bones and Joints, Stubborn ulcers. Syphilitic Symptoms, Sciatica, or Lumbago/ and diseases arising from an injudicious use. of Mer cury, AcitUcsor Dropsy, exposure or imprudence in life; also, chronic constitutional disorders This Medicine has acquired a very extended and established repulnlion wherever it lias been used, based on irely oil its own merits, which its superior efficacy has alone sustained. The un fortunate victim of hereditary disease, with swol len glands, contracted sinews, and bones half ca rious had boon restored to health''and vigor. The scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to himself and his attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds of persons, who had groaned hopelessly for years under cutaneous and gland ular disorders, chronic -rheumatism, and many oilier complaints springing from a derangement of (he secretive organs and tho circulation, have been raised ns it were from the rack of disease, uud now with regenerated constitutions, gladly testify to tho ellicuey of this inestimable prepara tion. Tho testimony of those who have been cured by its use, with their residences, has been published from time to time; and were it desira ble, n mass of the most overwhelming testimony could he brought forward, proving most conclu sively its inestimable value. The afflicted, and thoso who hnvo not used this medicine, are invi ted to make a trial of its virtues, and appropriate to themselves the benefit which it ulone can be stow. “Troth Is stranger than fiction.” Tho attention of tho reader is culled to the fol lowing astonishing cure, effected by the use of Sands’ Sursapnrillu. This is to certify that I have a colored woman who has boon afflicted for tho last five years with Scrofula, and all the remedies I used hud no ef fect in arresting the progress oftho compluiut; on the contrary, she grew constantly worse; aud after expending between $70 and $80 with physi cians, besides using other popular remedies with out success, till the disease had eaten uway the cartilage of her nose, trade its appearance on va rious purts of her body, and hud finally commenc ed its ravages in tho roof of her mouth. In tlii9 dreadful situation, with tho prospect of death staring her in tho face, I stated Iter case to Dr. Disoswoy, tho agent for Sands’ Sarsapa rilla in Newbern, N. C., by whom I was advised to use that article j nml to my surprise and that of my neighbors, to whom her case was known, af ter using four and a half bottles, sho was restor ed to perfect health, nnd that in the space of three weeks, and was able to work in two weeks from the time she commenced tnkiugit. In witness ofthe truth of this statement, I have hereunto affixed nty name, this 19th Sept., 1347. James AIcCottkk, J. P. Mouth of Neuse River, Craven Co., N. C. Ulcer cured of seven years standing. Tliis euro was effected iu July, lo44; there have been no symptoms of a return, und her health still continues good, July, 1818. New-York, July 25,1844. Alessrs. Sands—Gentlemen: I consider it but an act of justice to you to state the following facts in reference to the great benefit I Iiavo received in the cure of an obstinate Cancerous Ulcer ou my breast. i was attended eighteen months by a regular and skilful physician, assisted by the udvico and counsel of ono of our most able and experienced surgeons, without the least benefit whatever. All the various methods of treating cancer were re sorted to; for five weeks in succession by brenst was burned with caustic three times a day, and for six it was daily syringed with a weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavity or internal ulcer was so large that it held over an ounce ofthe Holntion. The doctor probed the ulcer and examined the bone, aud said the disease was advancing rapidly to the lungs, and if I didittot get speedy relief by medicine or by nil operation, tho result would be futul. I was advised to hare the breast laid open and tho bones examined; but finding no relief from what bad been done, aud feeling I was rap idly getting worso, I almost despaired of recove ry, and considered my case nearly hopeless. Seeing various testimonials und certificates of euro by the use of Sands' Sarsaparilla, in cases similar to my own, I concluded to try a few bot tles, several of which wore used, but, from the long deep-seated character of my disease, produ ced no very decided change. Considering this as tho only probable euro for my case, I persever ed until the disease was entirely cured. It is now over eleven months sinco the euro was comple ted ; there is not tho slightest appearance of a re turn. I tliercforo pronounce myself wer.r., nnd the euro entirely effected by Sands* Sarsaparilla, ns I took no other medicine of any kind during the timo 1 wus using it, nor have I takeuauy since. Please excuse this long deferred acknowledg ment which I think it my duty to make. Your va- (liable Sarsaparilla cured me, with the blessing of Diviuo Providence, when nothing else could; and I feel myself under lasting obligation to you. I can say many things I cannot write, nnd I do most respectfully invite ladies afflicted ns I have been, to call upon me, and I will satisfy them fully of the truth as stated above, und many other things in reference to the case. Nancy J. AIiller, 218Sullivan-strect. Sands' Celebrated Sarsaparilla.—This excellent compound, which is creating such a universal in terest throughout tire country, has made its way successfully into the favor of our citizens and the people around us. We have rend again nnd a- £uiu of the efficacy of this invaluable .mcdicino— if we can call a vo'ry pleasant beverago medicine —but not until lately have we bad any positive proof which could induco us to speak fairly of it. But, from facts in our possession, we are now well convinced that without any exception, it is the safest, pleasantest, aud best compound ever of fered to the public, for the cure of ail chronic dis eases, rheumatism and scrofula, and nil impuri ties of the Wood, together with many other com plaints. It has solongbocn remarked that tho ago is ono of “nostrums and nostrum-venders,” that wo hardly flare recommend a vukiable discovery in the Aledicnl Science, lest we jeopardize onr repu tation for incredulity and consistency; but in this iustauce we hesitato not to hazard tho remark which w* have made above.—Hartford Review. Sore Throat. Tho following is an extract from a letter recei ved from Airs. Buvan, who had been afflicted several years with, Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia, &c., and recently an affection- of tho throat and chest: Baileysbnrg, Va., Dec. 13,1845. Mossrs. A. B. & D. Sands: Before I com mented nsing your Sarsnpariiln, my sufferings were ulmost past expression; my throat was completely ulcerated, I had a dreadful cough,and there, were frequently weeks together that Icouid not speak abovo a whisper; and besides, tho In- a dretailfltl hwi) BO'rtwJ'wIlS’p.r- tlclo. of .carial eruption. I a la»*e lump aome- thiugjjko and aljoast twofliiches in diam* e tti/rMditfap peAronci onlM »hdulder, which brake cud discharged an ■Imort' incredible qtiAn* titjMftnoct offensive ihh.tton »Uld Hides this, a large qrtaj'Kity was diiciiargsd/rotn tho.onra, of a Very offensive character - . Almost dogprul-ing pf ovor stobnltig thfl d{^b«r«e, they .mad3 trial of SANDS' 3A118APARIJ0LA, wlu6h effected a complete cure; the child haying taked only ono bottle* Fat the behuftt'df those Coffering iVora the * bpnoful effects of this horribje disease, Mr. Patrickwilllro pleftgpdLtainfofm uny person as to the correctness of this statement, ifthey r cail at his rosldouce iu I^xotornonr FdWn-St.—Balt,Sun. Tho following tcstVrabnlM to tnid value of the Sarsaparilla, is From the RoV. Luther Wright, a* ged 7o years, Congregational Minister, residing at Woburn. Woburn. Mass., March 30,1840. Alessrs. Sands: Genliemen—From what I have experienced, nud fVom tho information! have ra- cetitly received from, d number of persons ofhigh respectability who have used your Sursaparilla, I Iiavo hot the least doubt but that it ie a most val uable medicine," and that the numerous certifi cates ypu Imve received of Its efficacy are fully sustained by experience, and although its'reputa tion and utility are very extensive, and stand in tio need of ihv humblo efforts to increase them, I want all who’ are nffiicted by disease to become acquainted with the efficiency and power ofyour vuluable medicine. I am, gentlemen, Gratefully uitd very respectfully yours, Luther WUioiit. Prepared nnd sold, wholesale and retail, by A, A. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,.100 Fulton-st., corner of William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States uhd Canadas. Price $1 per Bot tle ; six Bottles for $5. Agents in Savauuah, G. R. Hendrickson. &Co, Turner & Oden, A. A. Solomons. Agents in Alncon, Bruno & Virgins; in liuwkinsville, Dr. It. MiltheWson ;.in Augusta, Wm. Kitchen, nnd T. Barret & Co. feb 9 flammatiou from my throat ex-tended to my head, so that my hearing was very much impaired- Af- *“*' * nl ' :, ig tho Sarsaparilla a short timo,my .health d, and nty throat is tjiow, well ; I am as ter takiiij improve! Jios which has been effected ontirciy by the^useof your Sarsaparilla. Your friend, LouisJl R. Betan. Sands' Sarsaparilla—Scarlet Fevbr disarmed of its Terrors!—This dangerous and alarmijig af fection, which has swept from Hie stage of time so many both at the innocent nge ofinfuncy, and the ropre vigorous and mature age of raanhood, has at tengtromet'ite'bane'Mid- antidote, tmd its pvil effect* upon the system are laid waste by the powerful influence or.(his -preparation. -A little' grand-child of Mr. : Wro. Pfltrlck, wood-corde* was attacked with leaflet fever, which left her In D R. TAYLOR’S BALSAAI OF LIVER WORT.—That this medicine should ac quire so much notoriety is not at all strange when we take into consideration the vast number that ure cared by its use. For many years it has proved Hoaslon'wliinglysucccssfulat tho North,that nearly every family retain it in their house as an tidote to colds, coughs and consumption. That no other article possesses the same merits is equally true, aud tho consumptive learns tliut he cun dopend upon this tnedicino when all others have proved worthless. There is not a doubt but thousands are yearly cured by this inestimable medicine, and iu many instances where those given up to die,nave inaninc’dible short timo been entirely cured by its unrivalled efficacy. Tho fol lowing remarkable case of consumption was cured by this Balsam of Liverwort. As* you value life nnd health and would bo cured, nt oifbc resort to this article, and rest assured you will not resort in vain—but read nnd judge for yourself: Interesting euro of Consumption and Liter Complaint.—I hud a violent.cough, with raising of phlegm, a severo pain in my side, back, stomach, nnd across tny bowels. I was so cold at times, it seemed impossible tokeon warm, even when others were complaiuing ol the heat, and my skin was very yellow. I fell away to skin und hones, my veins suukiu and became invisible, and every person roosed me dying.- A friend •I me to trv Dr. Tnvlor’a Rnlun of initio recommended me to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsnm of Liverwort, which I got, os my physician did me no good, nnd this medicine soon restored me to.good health again. J. Kavanagh, Ship Carpenter, C40 Water-street. Although thousands are cured by Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, und as many still die of that fatal malady, fbo cause is plain, neglect your first a itoras, and then trifle with things of no use it is too lute, death follows. But every one cun bo cured if they will. Take this tnedi- ciue at the first approach of the insidious foe, and you will be easily cured. Yet this medicine has cured consumption iu advanced stages, ns the testimonials below will prove. But tho surest way is notto defer,as “ueiuysnre always dan gerous.” Consumption Cured.--My son having a violent cold, used to cough violently, rawing quantities of thick putrid matter, uud finally he could not turn over in bed, from weakness. lie manifest ed every symptom of confirmed consumption. For 6 years he haa been subject to the nstluna. His physicians, Drs. Vermottle and Audorsom said he was incurable and must soon die. Yeti was determined to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, nnd strange ns it may appear, this medicine has ftillv restored his health. aopniA Gallon, 14 Norfollc-st. Asthma Cured.—I have suffered from the Asthma a very long time, and have used overv medicine I could obtain'for its cure in vain, until I tried Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort. This medicine has afforded me most manifest benefit, nnd is, in my opinion, a euro for this distressing disease; moro especially, as ! know of many cases among my friends, where it has been highly successful. Persons interested are invited to call at tny residence for further information. Mrs. 8. Ruton,218 Laurejis-st. Wo might give hundreds of testimonials from Physicians, tho press, clergy, and thoso who have been cured, but all we desire is to call the attention of the afflicted, and for their own good they will try it. Look out for counterfeits! Always observe the signature, Geo. Taylor, AI. D., ou the engraved label, and prepared at the Wholesale Depot, 72 Beekinnn-street, New York. For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS, A. A. DENSLOW, Of whom only can the genuine be had. All ethos are spurious. 2l> mar25 ••jo .bisiw-Vt A rrow, root.—Just received a fresh supply of Col. Hnllowes’ Arrow Root, new , uud lb crop. [ lor sale by J. ROUSSI’AU. Tho Arrow Root may be distinguished from Potntoe Starch by the different sizes of its parti cles nnd by the dtfieronce of structure. It is des titute of that fetid unwholesome oils, extracticable by alcohol from Potutoe starch.—Dr. Urc on Arts. I have examined and Imve had propared some Arrow Root cultivated nnd manufactured by Col. Ilallowes of St. Afarys, Georgia. It is the best quality of that variety offaccuTu 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 OE. HALLO WES’ PURE AR ROW ROOT—“New York Hospital, Oct. 9th, 1847.—I have mndo an analysis and compa rative examination oftho Arrow Root grown nnd manufactured from tho crop of 1840, by Col. Ilallowes, of St. Alarys, Ga., and now exhibited at the Fair of the American Institute of this City, and have to report that I find it equal in every respect to the best Bermuda Arrow Root, and much superior in the care with which it has beeu manufactured to most of the Bermuda now in the New York market. “Lawrence Reid, Professor of Cliemistiy to the College of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Medi cal Chemistry in the New York Hospital.” A supply oftho last crop just received by A. A. SOLOAIONS, Agent, net 1(5 Market-square. F ine gold & silver goods, &c.— Including some very fine Watches ofevery description; real Diamond and rich Jew elry, off ashi great variety, and embracing the newest fushions. Ileal Silver Pitchers.,.Tea Sets, Goblets, Mugs, Syphons and Fish Knives and* Forks; new pat ent Gothic pattern Forks and Spoons, very ele gant; Prince Albert and double threaded pattern do., and plain \ Sherwood’s Galvanic Batteries with directions ; Papier A'fache Goods in abun dance ; Vascp; Plated and Military Wares; Gui tars, Flutes, Accordiaiw, Bunjos, and Sheet Mu sic; Walking Canes, &e. Gall and see, as now opened. RP Repairing of Watches and Clocks attend ed to as usual, and warranted. D.D.-NICHOLS, doc 4 lstdoorWept of PulaskiHouse. I W. MORHEJLL invites his friends • and the public generally, both from town and conntnr, to call and examine fiis new FURNI TURE STORE in Srnets’ new Buildings, Broughton Street, the largest in the country under one roof, where he will have great pleasure in exhibiting to them (he most extensive assortment of ready made Furniture ever offered in the Southern markets. nov 22 FN ANAL FLOUR.—25 bble Canal FlotmlwijK V/ingi&nd for sale by -'’ ’•'•T ,• < < SCRANTON & JOHNSTON. '®-if d'ttffr’sl w w *h v " " coWbjmb'EJlTaACT or The most extraordinary Modlofne In the Work* I* This Extract ie put up in Quart Bottlest it.isei* timet cheaper, pleaianter, and mrranted «• periorto any cold. It cures without vomiting, purging, ticktning or debilitating tlit Patient, The great beauty and iuneriorlty of thisiSartaparilla aver all other medicines is, that whilo It eradicates the dis ease. it iuvlxorates tho body.' It is ono oftho vary best SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES Ever kuowni It not only purifies tho wholo system, aud ■trongthebs the person, but it creates new, purs and rich bloodi a power possessed by no other mcdicino. And in this lies tho grand secret of iu wonderAfl success. It has performed within tho last two years, more than 100,000 cures of eovere cases of disease | at least 15.000 were considered incurable. It has saved the lives of more than 10.000 children during tho two past seasons. 10,000 caaea of General Debility aud want of flferrona Knevgr. Dr. Townsond's Sarsaparilla invigorates the whole systom permanently. To thoso who havo lost their muscular energy by tho effects of medicine or indiscre tion committed in youth, or the excessive indulgence of the passions, hud brought onagofleral physical prostra tion ortho nervous system, lassitude, want of ambition, fainting sensations, premature decay and decline, hasten ing towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can be en tirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This Sarsa parilla is far superior to any Inrisoratiug Cordial, As It renews and liivigoratus the system, gives activity to the limbs, and strongth to tho muscular system, in ■ most extraordinary degree. Consumption Cured* Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Ooldi, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Softness in the Chest, Hectic Flush, Right Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Ezpecto- ration, Pain in the Side, fa have been and can be cured. SPUMING ISIiOODi New York, April 28,1847. Dn. Townsend—I verily believo that your Sarsapa rilla lias boon tho means, through Providence, of saving my life. I hnvo for several years had a bad Cough. It became worso and worso. At Inst 1 raised large quanti ties of blood, bad night Sweats, and was greatly debili tated and reduced, and did uot expect to live. I have only used your Sarsaparilla a short time, nnd there has a wonderful chatigobeon wrought in mo. I am now able to walk all over the city. I raise no blood, a x nd my cough hns loft mo. You can well iraagiuo that I am thankful for thoso results. Your obedient servant. WM. RUSSELL, 05 Catherlnost Femnlo Medicine. Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and snoedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus Utori, or Falling oftho Womb, Costivonoss, Piles, Leu- corrhoea, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstrua tion. Incontinence of Urino, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for tho general prostration of tho systom— no matter whether the result of inherent causo or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or accident. Nothing can bo moro surprising than its invigorating effocts on tho human frame. Persons all weakness and Inssi- tudo, from taking it, at once become robust and full of energy undor Us Influence. It immediately counteracts the norvelessncssof tho fomalo frame, which is the great causo ot Barronuess. It will not bo expected of us, in cases of so dolicate a nature, to exhibit certificates of cures performed hut wo can assuro tho affiictod, that hundreds of cases havo been reported to us. Thousands of coses where families havo boon without children, after using a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been hlosscd with fine, healthy offspring. To Mothers mid Married Trodles. This Extract or Sarsaparilla has been expressly pro- pared in reference to female complaints. No female who has reason to suppose she is npproaching that critical period, “ The lun» of l{fe" should noglect to take it, as it is a certain preventive for any or tho numerous and horriblo diseases to which fomalos are subject nt this (imo of life. This period may be de layed for several years by using this medicine. Itor is It loss valuable for thoso who are approaching wo- manhood, as it is calculated to assist nature, by quick ening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed, this medicine is Invaluable for all the dehcato disoa- sos to which womoit ure subject. It braces tho whole system, renews ptrmanonliy the natural energies, by removing the imparities of the body, not so (hr stimulating as to produce subsequent relaxation, which is the case of most medicines taken for female wenkness and disease. By using a fow boUlcs of this medicine, many severs and puinfui surgical opera tions may be prevented. GrcntBkssing to Mo them find Children. It is tho safest and most effectual medicine for purify ing tho system, and relieving tho sufferings attendant upon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens both tho mother aud child, prevents pain and disease, in creases and enriches tho food, thoso who have used it think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both before and after confinement, as it prevents diseases attendant upon childbirth—in Costivcncss, Piles. Cramps, Swell ing of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Loins, Fnlso Pains, Hemorrhage, and In regulating the secretions und equalizing tlio cir culation It hns no equal. Tho grent beauty of this medicine is, It is always safe, nnd ilia most delicuto use it most sucrossfully, very few cusos require any other modicino, in somo n little Castor Oil, or Magnesia, is useful. Exercise in tho opon air, and light food with this medicine, will always ensure a safe and easy con finement ^ Bcnnty nnd Hcnltli. Cosmetics, Chalk, und a variety of preparations gene rally in use, wlion applied to the faco, very soon spoil it of its lionuty. They close the pores of the skin, and check the circulation, which, when naturo is notthwart- cdhy disease or powder, or tho skin inflamed by the alkalies used in soaps, beautifies its own production in tho •' human face Divine,” as well ns in the garden of rich and dolicatcly tinted nnd variegated flowers. A (Voo, active and healthy circulation of the fluids, or tho coursing ofthe pure, rich Idood to tho extremities, is that which paints tho countenance in the most exqui site beauty. It is that which imparts tho indescribable sbndes and flashes of loveliness that oil admire, but none can describe. This benuty is tho offspring of na ture—not of powder or soap. If thcro is not n free and healthy circulation, thoro is no benuty. If tho lady is fair as driven snow, if she paint, and uso cosmetics, tud the blood is thick, cold and impuro, she is not beau tiful. If sho bo brown or yellow, and thoro is nuro nnd active blood, it gives a rich bloom to tho cheeks, and a brilliancy to thoireyei that is fnscinniiny. This is why tho southern, and especially die Span ish ladies, are so much ndmlrcd. Ladies in tho north who take but littfo exorcise, or era confined in close rooms, or hove spoiled 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. Town- seud’s Sarsaparilla. Thousands who have tried it, are more than satisfied, are delighted. Ladies of every station, crowd our office doily. Notice to the T.ndics. Those that imitate Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, have Invariably called their stuff n great Remedy for Fe males, &c., &c., and havo copiod our bills nnd circulars which rotates to the complaints of women, word for word •other men who put up medicine, Imve, sinco the great success of Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla in complaints Incident to females, recommended theirs, although pre viously they did not. A numbor'of these Mixtures, Pills, Ac., are injurious to fomales. as tlioy aggravate disease, and undermine the constitution. Dr. Townsend’s is the only and best romedy for the numerous femalo com plaints—it rarely, if ever fails of effecting a permanent cure. It can be taken by the most delicato females, in any cose, or by thoso expecting to become mothers, with tho greatest advantages, as it prepares tho system and prevents pain or dunger, and strengthens both mother and child. Bo carcfti! to get the genuine. Scrofnln Cured. This certificate conclusively provot that this Sarsa parilla has perfect control over the most obstinate dis eases ofthe Blood. Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented. Three Children* Da. Townsend 1 —Dear Sir: I have the pleasuro to Inform you that three of my children have been cured of the Scrofula by tho use of your excellent medicine. They were nffiicted very severely with had Sores; have taken otdy four bottlos { it took them away, for which! feel myself undor great obligation. Yours, respectfully, ISAAC W. CRAIN, 100 Wooeter-st Opinion* of Physician*. Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physicians in different parts of the Union. This is to certify that we, the undenigned, Physician* ofthe City or Albany, havo in numerous coses prescrib ed Dr. Townsend’s Snrsaporilla, and believe it to b* one ofthe most vaiuohlopreparations hUhe market. J. WILSON, b(. D. It. B. BRIGGS, M. D. Albany, April 1,1847. P. E. ELMENDORF, M. D CAUTION* Owing to the great success and immense tale or Or Towusend's Sarsaparilla, a number of men who'were fbrmeriy our Agents, have commeiused making Barsapa rilla Extracts, EUxire.Mitters, Extractaof YplTpnrDock, Ac. .They generally put it up in the same shaped’Deb ties, and some of them fcnve stole nnd copied our advei* diements—they are only worthless imitations, mod should be avoided. Principal Office, 126 FULTON Street,'Sun BuIMfnz N. Y.) Redding A Co., 8 Stato street Boston)’ Oyutt A Bono, 132 North 'Second street Philadelphia: 8. B Hi ’ r ODINAi dr, Adv.n:'ur« irT ih* <$d ffllffbrC.nt.il A, Blilfc' 1 . iilUbriiU fluid. Book; comprising Cdl. 'rpmoflt’s .GoOfiraphical Account ol Upper CnI- T u UUU UV moot’* Narrative of the Bx dormg Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, and to Oregon and North Califylftin, With a Map of tho various route*, and o' Man of the .Golff Region*. The Gold Mlties of California, »o., &o., edited by G. G. Ftister, Esq. The Lancashire Witches, by W. H. Ains worth. The Prince of George St. George Julian, by Henry CocktoUi The Old Judge; or Life in a Colony. Percy; or tho Old Love und the NeW. Lawson's Map of the Gold, Silver and Quick silver District in California. Received by “ QPElt; respectfully inform sJ’ciJSrfflS thdtlhey hs.ve commenced buiituJ! • building, roixtto Walker’s sxsi'JsffS, feb 14 JOHN M. COG itract I 5 P. BI. gists m BUtac, generally throughout the U*il ,We*t Indies jmd tho Canadas. Fermi, by THOS.M TDRNEK&CO.j Agent., Rmeti’ now building, corner Broughton* • Cud.Whitaker,treats. ' fob28 clwirr ADENsiow. yOL. S MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ▼ England. Industrial Exchanges and Social Remedies, with a consideration of Tuxutioii. By David Parish Barhydt. Vol. 5 Posthumous Works of the Rev. Tho mas Chalmers, D. D., L. L. D. Edited by the Rev. William Ilnnna, L. L. D. History of Hannibal the Carthagenian. -By Jacob Abbott. Parts 2 and 3, Life of Franklin. Illustrated. Parti RolaUd Cashol. By Charles Lever. Received by ’ JOHN M. COOPER. feb 13 A N ILIiDSTBATBD System of Hit- man Anatomy, Special, General and Mi croscopic: by Saniuol George Morton, M. D. A Digest ofthe Laws ofthe United Stated, in< eluding the Treaties with Foreign Powers, nnd an Abstract ofthe Judicial Decisions relating to the Constitutional and Statutory Law, with an addeuda i by Thomas F. Gordon. The Shipmaster’s Assistant, and Commercial Digest; containing information necessary fur Merchants, Owners, aud Masters of Ships: by Joseph Blunt. Commentaries on Statute and Constitutional Law and Statutory, and Constitutional Com struction: by E. Fitch Smith. Received by feb9 JOHN M. COOPER. Health of thesamo, with Historical notices and a list of Incorporated Communes nnd Charitable Societies ; to which is ndued n Commercial Di rectory of the principal Mercantile Houses, Man ufacturers, Mechanics, and Professions, together with particulars respecting tho Rail Road, Steam- ors, Packets, &c. connected with the city ; origi nally propared under ti resolution of the City Council, by Josoph Bancroft. 2d edition. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER, dec 23 I LLUSTRATED DOORS AND ANNUALS FOR 1849.—Fisher’s Draw ingRonin Scrap Book; Heath’s Book of Beauty; The Keepsake; Tho Women ofthe Bible; Tho Women of the Scriptures; Rosary of Illustra tions ofthe Bible; The Christian Keepsake; The Gem ofthe Season; Tho Book of Pearls; Gems of Beauty; Leafletsxrf Memory; Harper’s Pictorial Bible; Arabian Nights; Paul and Vir ginia; Odd Fellows’ Offering; Irving’s Sketch Book; Scenos in tho Lives of the Patriarchs and Prophets; Gems of Saffrod Poeiry; Scenes iu tho Life of tne Savior; Lulla Kookh; Lady of the Lake; Bryant’s Poems; Longfellow’s Poems; Cowper’s Poems; Female Characters of Shaks- neare: Jamieson’s Characteristics of Women; The Snow Flake; Forget Me Not; Friendship’s Offering; Fairy Ring; The Amaranth; The Ruby; Excelsior Auiiual; The Lady’s Annual; Gift of Friendship; The Hyacinth: The Gem; Juvenile Scrap Book; Christmas Roses; Greon’s Nursery Annual; Christmas Blossoms; Evthen Undine and Sintrain. ALSO Papier Macho and Turkey Morocco Port Folios and lino Rose-wood und Mahogany Writing Desks. For sale by JOHN M. COOPER. deoIS C l OLD PENS.—A new nnd large supply, I* just received, consisting of Brown’s large engrossing Pen, Speneer nnd Randall's do.. Brown’s Ordinary size PretniiAp ■ Diamond Pointed Pen, the Franklin Pen, with extension case, Freuch Pattern Gold Pen, Bagley’s cele brated Pen, The Gardener Pen, Tho C.X. How Pen, American, Peoples, &c., &c., &c. Also several new stylos of Silver Pencil Cuse und Holder, For sale by jan 20 JOHN M. COOPER. TTALENTINES.—Also Envelopes l V and Vulentine Books. A handsome ; a lor do. assort ment, just received und for salo by jan 1G JOHN M. COOPER. Y OL. I. MACAULAY’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Part I, Benjamin Franklin, his Autobiography with a narrative of his public Life and Services; by Rev. H. Hastings Weld. History of Alexander the Great; by Jucob Ab bott. The Haunted Man’ and the Ghost’s Bargain; a Fancy for Christmas time; by Charles Dickens. Received by JOHN M. C'OOPER. jail 1G WRITING AND WRAPPING v v PAPER.—40 rcums ruled Letter Pa per at .$1 50 per ream; 40 doutl 75; 40 do at 2 00; 40 do ut 2 50; 40 do at 2 75; 40 do at 3 00; 40 do at 3 25; 40 at 375; 40 do at 4 00; 100 reams assorted do English and French, Varying iu prices from 3 00 to t*00 per ream. ALSO—1 case' each Ruled Foolscap; nt $1 75, 2 00, 250,'2 75, 3 00, 350 und 500-together with agood supply of Unruled Paper. ALSO—1 50 roams Flat Cup; 25 each Demy and Medium for blank book work. Country Merchants will find it to their interest to examine the above, which, together with u good Htock of Quills, ink, steel aud gold pens, slates, playing cards, blank books, school ana mis cellaneous books, bibles, &c., will be sold on as good terms as they can be purchased in any Southern market. The sirbsqriber is also receiving n well,selected stock of palm loaf, straw, Rug anti rope Wrap ping Paper; Patent Envelope; Printing Paper, &c., all of which he offers at prices thut cauuot bo undersold. nov i3 John m. cooper. FRENCH BOOKS.—La Chasse / X Amants; par Charles De Barnard. Lc Pore Goriot; par Do Buteac. Andre; par George Sand. Vingt Aus Apres; par Alexandre Dumas. Oeuvres Choisies de Buflon, edition illustree. Julienne ou La ServanteDe Diuu spar M-Le. Vte Walsh. Aureilie et Mathilde ou Orgueil et Modestie; par Victor Doublet.’ La Salle D’Asilo Au Borfl De Lrf Met; par Ernest Fouinef. Amide et Devoueimnit on Frois Mois a La Louisiane; par Mine Camille Lebrun. L'Ornheiine Do Moscou; pur Mine Woillez, Charlemagne et L'Enfant Du Pauvre ; par Mile Antonine Lecler. Pan ou I.a Reconnaissance; par Abel Maurice. Lea Animaux Industrious; par R Allent. Ahrege de tous Les Voyages Au Pole Nord; par Henri Lebrun. Voyages et Decouvertes dans L’Afrique Ceu- trale; par’ Henri’ Lebrun. Emmanuel on La Domination Portugaise; paT Leopold Mory. Le Robinson Suisse; par Johann Rudolph Indiana; par Geo* Sanfl. Contes et Nouvelles; par Alex. Dimias. La Peau De Chagrin; par M. De Balzac. Illusions Perdues; parM.De Balzac’. Les Dernier* Jours De Pompeii s imile Do Bulwer.. a Paul et Virginia, Suivi De La Chapmiere Iu- dienne. Historio Des Troizc, Premier Episode; par M. De Balzac. w 7 ' ’ '\ LesAUoa iyjewe; par Charles De Bernard. Un Menage De Garcore en Province ; par M. De Balzac. Le Lis dans La Vallee ; par M De Balzac. Spiridion; par George Sand. Le Gendrespai* Charles De Barnard. Avenge* De Robinson Crusoe, Traduttes DeDanielpqFoq. Modesto Mignpa^coqe DeLa Vie Priveespar M. De Balzac. Received by noy 3- . JOHN M. COOPER. itlniouMagoriuo for March, P Tfc* Marlumeu pf J|oaunolb^ by New|on M*.; COOPER. tention merit a dec 14 mongit which may h« (S-HaILT 11 , Prune., Citron., &o. and ihov Ihiii.^* tention fo lm.ibc«, and .oiling fej' *?kt* - .hare of public patronage W P r *«.,H ' Also, Maynard & No^ca' a.fperior’fefW in oil sized hotalea from 1 to ;tti hh 1 , THOS. M. TUltNi n : feb 10 WholcMl.PrnS* CD. TTfipjOHS...25 JU root from Havre, of venr .oSwii Aiao oil hand, Old Scotch wJiier hl’.tS.I Brandy; Port. Madeira, SI,er,v , ’,„ J ,t W VVinea; Old Monongohela and VaS nS 1 J-vJL for sale a largo as .•rlnicid oTteS Mosb Mattreaaea Tor double and ainrl. n 1" ^ olio for Cotta. I. W. MoteS L / ls T*; nb "s*prSSr&' nflV 14 FttESSSffsSSEB !* received b» jo* : A. A. SOLOMONS, Market! ’ oct 18 Elspice, PEP'peu&tS 10 bug. Alispieo, 10 ba S 8 Black p..?’ 0 1 caak Clovea, iuat received and for aaff ? „ THOMAS M. TURNEft oet-1 Wholesale Druggiata. 181 Bn!, rj.AliDEN 8ElDST*5^A|d=- Vlpv oftho usual varieties uslXf Early Canada, White Flint, Titian, ,X gar Corn; Extra Early, Eitrlv Washing^/ As Warwick, Early Cltur ton, Early DoufiUfl rrattio, aild Dwarf Marrowfat I’oaa; BoaS Polo Beans, uatlal varieties Canary Han S lett aud Lucerne; a Tew hundred AtnJ Roots at low prices. "*”1* feb 29 DENS LOW& WKB8TFL O il,, COAt.-Red AfiThisna KJ acreened Coal, oftho best quality 1,,.,“ stantly on hand and for sale by the single ton, at reduced rates, by 1 j »P.) OilElNEIt&BULL I'tORN. «A TS,CO UN MEALM y-t PEAS.—2000 bushels, just received ■! — -wvw uuoumo, jitsi received u lorsalaby BRIGHAM&KEUV dec 30 PASTILJLES DE X for Dyspepsia, received by A. A. SOLOMONS, ^ ec 6 Murkettqq?*- O IL.—1500 gallons Bleached White Wm ’Whale, or Solnr Lamp Oil; lOOQdi Train Oil. For snle by dec 13 DENSLOW Sc WEBSTER. B utter, crackers, kegs choice Goshen Butter; 50 bblsB ter, Sugar, and Soda Crackers; 100 floz pain Buckets; 100 do Brooms; landing and (link jan 3 SWIFT & DENSLOW. P ATENT INDIA RUBBER STEfil PACKING from 3-32 to 5-8 inch; fornix jan 12 WOOD, CLAGHORN&CO.' OAP*—25 boxes Lee’s Sonp, for Bale by ' ' L FOSDICK. S jan 4 COIIEN &. : ( 'I OAJL ! COAL ! — 200 tons inptrx A quality Richmond Coal. Just received a for sale by E. W. BUKER. dec 29 .AREIC*—-250 bunches Garlic. Joss ceived by dec 19 W. W. GOODRIfI ! VJ ( L adies kid GLovES-Dukti ors—Just received, and for sale by jan 6 MARSHALL & AIKEX T^IGS, &C.—25 drums Figs, 5cusujIW J- nnd 3 casks C urrauts, just received hr jan 3 W. W. GOODRICH. 'PRESERVES, Ac. — A large ass -I- 7 ment of Preserves, Jellies, Jams, PidJi Catsup, Copers and Brandy Fruits, just rettn by. W. VV. GOODRICH, jan 22 Smote* Building I ^ISH.—>75 bbls No 3 Mackerel; 100bos Smoked Herrings; 25 kids Salmon,pieU 10 boxes Smoked Halibut; now landing and fr - sule low by _jan 12 WASHBURN, WILDER & CO -piMME Ac IHESS BEET,—Land* X 75 bbls; for sala by jan 32 WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO. N EW LAUD, Ac.—Landing 50 k? new Lnrd; 20 do Goshen Button for m by WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO. jan 12 E xtensive, Pier and centred BLES, with Mahogany, Black Wilmtef Marble Tops. Also, Grecian Claw-feelWfo do Dining do; G Log do do; Curd Table‘i^ do with Marble Tops; do do Mahogoiirh;i> dies’ work Jo; do do do. with Folding to?*'-* 1 do do do Deep Drawers, Just received,ui» suloby I. W. MORRELL, nov 23 Siiict*’ building^. ait/ • (FASHIONABLE SACMft-J»"» X ceived per brig Clinton, a haiKhome u* ment of Cloth and Tweed Cassiuiere Sacltt 1 late styles, for safe low by . •„ _8ep25 HAMILTON & 8YM0H B LACK, SILKS—Superior Received, and for sale by MARSHALL & AIKEN,. jan G Successors to Stotesbury OFFEE, COPPliE. COfFlE; 200 bags prime Green Rio Coffee, laoc 1 * I 1. IT I P l.« c \tMu bags prime Green Kio uonee, ^ from bark Vernon, and for sale by jan 3 SWIFT & PENSLOj^ FWoSiiMKaSSt do; landing and for salo by „. r jan 3 SWIFT & DENSLOTJ /-'IASII3IERE8, MEN3E D'LA1NJ0| Vv AND WOOLEN SHAWLS-AU[f ed price. MARSHALL tk AiKL 1 jcu 8 m T IGHT!—Cornelius' Lard Lump.! . -1_J Subscribers are selling off their oftho above celebrated Lamps at reduceop^i 4 nnd would invito, the attention of all who , "Jj Wish to got u good awd lumdsomo u»P "J small price, to call. These Lamps WillMfJjJ tho moouest kind of oil, and give a betit T than tho old fashioned Astral Lamp will ^ ^ best sperm oil. As a matter of ceouooaj ^ Lamps are preferable to all others now j. Also Sperm and Whale Oil for Solar D F. sale by THOMAS M. TURNER febgl TJAFEB.-300 ream, aingl. «* S Jl Wranping Paper ; GO do double paper; 40 ao neavy Grocer’s bag do j Hardware aud fine envelope do; 51) do SW* , Tea do 5 75 dtt Foolscap do ; 100 do ruled letter paper.; 60 do Frat Cnp.wd Post for priuting. For sale low by ■ may 20 DENSLOWj&W|BST^ SSSHSISKStSSS-, The Large Pump Bath with CopperPnjP-y plote.; KortdalFs Sleeting Bath, winch Wj’j; the test of agtss. . .TorryfsHip Bath- 00*“!,,, ensionBath. Just received^* ‘moW cbeWffii h[q oun. i . dozr cT I Pistol.,'No.. 2, 3, and 4. „ J Juat received euid for sale at No. j*gvEli- > STR^ffes mode fo order and .boot. . . — .--Plain, Whiy Forialebfjrf HROP A F° m f.b 13 LATHROP

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, March 08, 1849, Image 4