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FLOlVKrtsS&rjha TalttW,
ftbiiiovoVTaii,' Suu-burn, SjIIowucm, Freoklo,
dni. iStc.
Numerous lojimmiid. in fivor oftho Balm or
rnouivin Ftowtiu tuigiil bo adJucod, ui above
■tateJj mu'tve uiiiibtlie I'nlluiviug oxauiaito vuu-
toi/D/lbe Lyimll.ird, will bo a .uilloiout Iribu.o
niuurouo.
Vila RAMI OP THOUSAND PI,0\VEH3.
TUoliftaUty of lao ilowur* #tucli acaut tiro «aut*
an r air,
And pour Upon tho cturund hour* tbnlr procioua porAiun's
thoro,
EthlUiti nature’* phuticpowerjin tint* how womfroni fitlrl
la <utiara clluut wUara Itouuty da alls lu forms of richest
niouM,
Gla*iajiu tho voluptuout •well* that Ca»hr*ior*’« »ilk« tilt-
Ttuir power the gracofa; mold impel* to charm a* »" hu-
hoU.
' Thoir virtual la th* goltlna traao *he hldo* with woodroo*
art, .
Aad ult’itl/.to hor f loving fact thoir marie hue* impart
A •p1enlo,-or*U i tarual /raco tuawoll oigoyunmt’a Uwt.
T.'il chs.iiWt call, iu choice*! Uo tr* the lihe mid thu rove.
With pl.uu ut‘ all oxcelliuj /fuser* whoro latent virtue
A&the n*l a of Taoui-ud Fbwa*iu lucaul vu*c*
glow*.
From rtrdoij* whore narciwo* Mooni tho bunting bu.l lio
brltt (a.
Fair tNwnrttUat *t»jJ thoir rich pcrruiuoa lm*ldo trau*|»v
runt * win t*. . ....
Who*o tint i|iu up* tho doiort ylooats where the cicala *iuy*.
lie eechi the uliuio ot* whiter *itow»,where *curce u i>trcuiu*
etrun*, „ ... A
Vaet ra.il.uj wlisrt many a torrent (low* to •well tho Aina-
lie cull* tiro from* of eastern plalu*. wltcro Shiraz build*
her (>*wer*. ,
Where it.) arret* titirxeJ by •uit* auJ rain* iuhalo their
bealt'iioat posers, , .
AuJ t'mi t.i/ p.'u.'i >4* urn alt'i he .jaiii*, Bum of a Thousand
blotter*.- '
Tho a icfaat* foi;ai.l tfiut Venus rose out of the roaming
*ea,
Sokiaitty in nilclim.itn* grow* morn fair for bathing free,
An I wail the bard'* exporienco know* wbutbalm* in wa-
tar* be.
Tain let all those who would posao*ttlie charm* iu'(lower*
that shins,
Ile.n i uliir well that cleanliness, which doth with liealtli
cumhine,
I* next hkin tn-uodlhinnii. dtufilter oftrnth divine.
Just received uud fonmleby
W. li'UMI*intt:Y», Jr.,
fob 12 * Corner it I* Hay and Drayton slwets.
is tjie
priceof Humphrey's celebrated ttoinedy lor
the Feverund Agile— from Two Dollars tirOlie-
The following gentle.nen are tnv authorised A-
genls, and have the genuine lor sale.
Orders from any part of the United States, will
meet with prompt attention. Address, post paid,
WM. HUMPHREYS. Jr ;
Savannah, (in.
AGENTS:
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
4[oliu MaUerr*
DitAPK n Attu -Ta i ton, t ,
At the old stand on tho Bay adjoining tho City
I S NOW onatr'ng «n° 'mire Stock of NEW
GOODS in,his lint, ootfplslirig of Cloths.
Cassliners uud Vestings, and n general assort*
iiTeitt of READY MADE CLOTHING, and
furnishing articles, nil of the latest style and best
materials t which he oilers at (trices far below
anything ever before offered Iu this market. Hu
is prepared, also, to niuko to order all kiuds of
Gentlemen’* appnrel. in the most approved
style, having secured the assistance of Mr.
ItfOTT, from New York, of niuny years expe
rience, uud muesli celebrity ns a Cutter. He feels
coutideul of being able to itlease tlio.to who favor
him with their orders. Those accustomed to
sending North for their Clothing ard invited to
cult and examine his goods una price* previous
to doing so; its he feels assured lie call far*
uisli them on as good terms as they cun get tltetu
ubroud. —* net lit
N ew
CHEROKEE.—Paris printed Hnrages,
Eatiu pi aid do; Silk Tissues; British plaid Or*
gaudies; French Prints; French and English
Lawns; crape Shawls; bik Egyptian Milts;
Moravian Ilosu; Luce Capes: standing Col
lars: Point do Plume ; Egyptian Edgings: Kid
Gloves; sewing Silk Fringes; checked Ging-
linns; fancy lldk’s; fringed Silk Paraselenes;
Cnrdohet Buttons ; Oil Silk ; Turkey red Yarn;
printed Calicos ; Carpeting. Rugs and Matting;
12-4 Sheeting; Long cloth Shirting; Green
Borage; Merrimuc Prints; blk Italian Crapes;
blk grade Rliiire Silks; super blk Bumbazitis;
blk Borages and Grunudines.
jail BO SNIDER. LATIIROP A NEVITT.
L ACES, «&e.—Received per steadier Cuu*
rokee : Lisle Luces and Edgings; Plaid Vic
toria. Jenny I/iud-uud Valencia Edgings; White
Crape Shawls ; Black Satin Clione: Ladies Me
rino Vests ; Grass Cloth; White Cotton Hose;
Brown and Mixed Hili'IIo-m; Fancy Cottouailc;
Mariner’s Stripes; Long Lawn*. iSic. for sale by
j.uir 15 LATHR«IP A FOOTE. ’
Minton A Brothers,
Baltimore,
5raryland.
Dr. J U Si n non*,
(ieorgetown, S Carolina
Dr. P M Cohen,
Charleston,
• do
T C itisley,
Hamburg,
do
It .'5 Biilay,
Lr.tronsville,
do
T J'3 Farr,
Grulianivillc,
do
11.1 iJyt’iu-vood,
Beaufort,
do
11T P-tirick
Salem,
Ten n.
J 8 .V il tor,
Mad.son,
Georgia.
W K Kitclion.
Augusta,
do
.Snottvoll A Gilbert,
51 icon',
do
J il A ,V 8 Eilis.
51 icon,
do
LigiiUo.il A Fliiiidcrs,
Macon,
do
Dorsey & Knott,
Gridin,
do
Solo non Gooduil,
Atlanta.
do
Win II -ot,
5I.ir.etta,
do
Ciinuinghrn &. Co.
D.tllon,
do
Dr. 8 F Culberson,
Grunge,
do
Winter A Lipping,
Coin nbus,
do
B It Mitchell,
* Nevvuan,
do
JiMep.’i Gridin,
Burke Co.
do
R II jl irreit.
Ileesovilic.
do
A Mel. too A Co.
Jacksonville,
do
M C VVilIi.i;n«un,
Duvislmro’,
do
Wm Hmlges,
Saiidcrsville,
do
W A H ivies.
Louisville,
do
WA Cus.veil,
Savuiimli,
do
P 51 utjn,
Savannah,
do
.1 A. 8 perry,
Houitoii Co,
do
Wm C irri
Jacksoubnro,
do
E A B irch.
Il.tivkiusville,
do
S t-.u tel Palmer,
Darien,
do
J B Colo,
Black Creek,
Florida.
F A Poitllen,
Jacksonville,
do
J Wright A Co.
New Orleans,
La.
f Vn n.ly Visitor. Madison: Constitutionaltst.
Augusta; Helicon, Marietta; Mountain Jangle,
Dalton; Eu purer, Columbus; Reporter, L;i
Grange; Nows, Jacksonville; Herald, Laurens-
viile. S. C; Central Georgian. Sandersvillc, will
please copy, und cltange my advertisement,
mar25 W. HUMPHREYS. Jr.
S O U T II E *K :s E a S!—TO *r Jl E
CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEORGIA. ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TEN-
NESSEE, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA. &c.—
Allow ino to rail your .attention to one of the great-
osj and most useful Medecines ever discovered.
It is not mviiitention to tax you with a long and
tircsour advertisement, but I lay before you the
testimony of the most respectable families in the
Umteil States, most of my certificates are from the
city of Savanirih, wliere I reside, and many from
ynnrnwn State, where the Medicine is used with
great and astonishing success; it has proved itsoli'
to be superior :o any nt.ier Medicine for tho cure
of Fever arid Ague, wiiieh it will do iu the vef^
Klinrt space of Tweho Hours, it has never been
known to fail to effect ucurtain cure. The Med
icine is a harmless and tuneless one. which wili
make it the most popular Medicine in the Southern
Suites. Thu Medicine contains uo itiitier.il pre
paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable
nutter only. To PS inters, this Medicine is a val
uable preparation, as it cures a!l eases in twelve
hours, au (does not re | tire any ti.uu to he lost;all
that is to he done is to take the Medicine and to go
to work.' To thu Rice Planter it is a valuable Med
icine, on it tines not contain any mercurial or min-
erfilpreparation whatever, and is therefore a safe
Minimum Tor those who arc liable to exposure. I
beg yo i. do not let me have to tax yon so often with
advertisements, certidcates. It has already
proved itself to bewhat I say it is, and tho greatest
proof is every body is recommending it to lie the
only certain uud speedy cure for tho Fever and
Ague Ail you h tve to do w to risk your neighbor
what he thinks of! JmiphrcyH' Remedy for Fever
and'Ague, and ofeourse, to he convinced, you will
try it, nt least I hope so. Here is my oiler to any
Planter of South Carolina, who will cither call «ii
Doet. P. M. Cohen.ofCli irlestoii. S f.\ or mvsulf.
in theciiy of i tvauii.th, and either of us will give
enough for twelve e tses. and if it does not cure ten
ontoflwelve, wo wi.l refund the amount paid for
it.' Yourare to see the Medicine utken as I have
directed.
Giving to the heavy ruins during tho past sum
mer, and which still cnnfiuuc, all the low lauds
are under water, which will cause u great deal of
this disease on •the *Rice Plantations; it will he to
your advantage to procure n certain ami speedy
reinndy: you can «!o so by applying to cither of
tny'Agenis or myself. Ask for HUM PHREY’S
UEnVIEDY FOR FI>VKR AND AGUE.
This Modi fine is for sale by tho - following
unmed'gentlemen, who are tho only agents for
’ho sale of the Gukat Soutiikkx Rkmkuu, where
it will he found eitlier at wholesale or retail.
Onnntry tncreliuuts will m ike a handsome profit
by selling this medicine. A liberal discour (made
lo Planters, &c., by the dozen. Address.
\V. HU.MPHRKV.S.Jr.,
OfiU8 Druggist. Savannah. Ga.
M USLIN COLL .IKS, ate.—Received
per hark Vernon.Standing Muslin Collars;
Jaconet Collars; Thread Laces; Blk. Lacu Veils;
French .Mmtsliii du Laius; French Giiiglt mis.Ac.
nov 14 LATHtfOP A FOOTE.
N E 4V «» OOS.—PER CLINTON—Eu
glislt and American Prints, Ginghams, red
Flannels. Casimere, Shirting Stripes, cog- kin
Gloves super Pearl Buttons, fancy Cravats, wht
Fianitels, hlick Brim .cloths, Marseilles Quilts,
colored’tin-, for sale low. hv
SNIDER, LATIIROP & NEVITT.
nov 9
IVTE W GOODS.-I *er steaiU'-bip Uliuro-
-Lx kee.—Cashmere and De Lames, of new
iiulterns and colorings, super mode colored De
Luiues, Cavign.ic Piuids. (« new article.) Super
Black Worsted Poul do Joie, Super Gro de
Rhine, very splendid White Crape Slunyls.
Sewing Silk. Fringes and Buttons, Bonnet and
T.alfeia Ribbons, Ladle* and Misses Silk Cravats,
ColM BorR’d Lawn H tnd’l*; rich fancy Prints,
Brown Hollands, Gauze Cair Ribbons. Fancy
Head Hdk'f*, Sewing Silk. Black and Colored
Bolt Ribbons, Damask Napkins. Fancy Black
Silk Vestings, Ac., Ac. Pur sale at lowest
prices bv
SNIDER, LATIIROP A NEVITT.
nov G
P ER STEAMER CilExtOlt'EE.
—Superfine Swiss Mu-din*; do dotted Tttrl-
ton do; do Fig’d do do; French Motts du Laiues,
Ac. Ac. For sale by
nov (» LATHROP A FOOTE.
C
AESTE'iTS.—Jnsl received, Three-ply uud
y Ingrain. Forsale l»y
nov 0 LATIIROP A FOOTE.
B V RECENT AKR1V.1LS. —Blan
kets and Kerseys for Plantation supplies.
Abo. Flannels, Scotch Caps. Ac. For sale by
nov6- LATIIROP A FOOT .
N EW AND EASII10NA1SJL.E
GOODS.—The subscribers have received
per Excel a large variety of fashionable dress
Goods, for Fall mid Winter wear, consisting of
French ami English Broad Cloths, black und cob
ored, a variety of French, Belgian and Ameri
can Cassimeres. together with ulmiuisomo assort
ment of Silk, Satin and Cushmcre Vestings, all
of which they are now prepared to make to or
der on accommodating terms uud iu the most
fashionable style.
oet 7 HAMILTON A SYMONS.
7VTEW OOOD.N*—E/NaTtdN A isl’K-
1 i MAN have received l»y recent arrivals from
New York and Philadelphia, a large portion of
their Fall stock, consisting in part of Alpaca,
Cashmere and De Laines, black und col’d Dress
Silks. Bomhasin, Giuglmm und Prints, Broad
Cloths. Casiniurs, Tweeds nwTSatiueut, worsted
and silk Serges. Canton und all wool Flannels.
Irish Linen. Table Damask. Russia and Bird’s-
eye Diaper, srptaro and long wool Shawls, Cush-
mere and Do Laine do., Blankets, Plains- uud
Kerseys, bleached and brown Sheetings uud
Shillings: also, u general assortment of Fancy
Goods, all of which will he sold on the most rea
sonable terms. net 5
STAPLE DRY GOOOM.-Pcr ship
^Hartford—1 hale Blue Drills; I dodo Stripes:
I do Urn Drill*; 2 cases Prints: 3 no Marlboro
Plaids and Stripes, forsale low bv
nov 10 SNIDER. LATIIROP A NE
NEVITT.
P AINTS AND VARNISH.—GOD kegs
White Lead. pure. No. I and 2 in 25. 50 ami
lUOIb kcgs; 251 lib No. lilrv Chrome Green;2001b
Eugli*li and Brunswick do dry : ROOlhs Chrome
Green Ground, in 1.2. 4,1! and Hlb cans; 200|b*
dry Paris Green : 150 b*- Ground Pari* Green;
100 keg* Black, Red, Yellow and Brown paint
ground iu oil; 6 bids Furniture and Coach Var
nish; G do Japan and Leather Varnish. For sale
by nov S DENSLOW A WEBSTER.
IN DOW (GLASS.—240 h »xe* 8X
JO Glass, various qualities: 200 do. I OX 12.
W'
do do do.; 100do. Glas*. 10X14. 11X15. MX
i 10, 12X14, J2XIG ami 12Xirt; 5)0 do. French
do., good quality, size*. 1 U.\J4. 12X10. 12X18.
14X20. 14X22. 10X22. 10X2A 10X24. 18X20.
18X23. 20X21. 21X00 24X02. 2IXG0 and 28X
42: 20 boxes double thick Glass, various sizes,
ill store, and for sale by
nov 8 DENSLOW A WEBSTER
H ome indijatirt/aiio,,* //«,«
f?creij*B Superior Colonne Water—Pronounc
ed-to bo superior to the best imported German,
French or Eugliah mauiphetnrc. Prepared and
oold by \\ M. HUMPHREYS, JR.
Wholesale and Retail ‘Druggist,
octlB Savannah. Git.
f^CPOUTANT TO NPOWTSIIEN^
X—Gun* and Revolving Pistols, Double ami
Single Gun*, Rill as and Pistol*. Walker’s Per-
ctwstotl Cap* aud Gun Wadding, W. Richards’
da French, G D do. Shot, Powder, Lead. Shol-
U ou yd) el I* mid Pouches. All sort* and>si/.ed
Flasks. Cleaning Rod*. Ac. Ac. Jiist received
v nd for sale low wholesale and retail, at No. 11
Bttrnard street, Savannah.
Bctl8 E; LOVELL.
T ffAHTI—Cornelius' Lard Lamps! The
JLi Snhwibor* are selling oft* their ucairtineut
oftho above celebrated Lumps at reduced prices,
mid would invite thu attention of all wiio would
wish to bet a good and hnndsome Limp for n
pmltll pricn. to call. These Lumps will burn with
the meanest kind-of oil. and given better light
tliitft tho old fashioned Astrnl Lump will with the
bo»J>purni oil. A* a matter of economy these
Lamps urn preferable to nil others now in use.*
Also Sperm and-Whale Oil for Solar Lanins for
sale by THOMAS M, TURNER A CO.
f(*bi21 Jfll Unv streot.
AVER ,—ftflO reams single and crown
Ll Wrapping Paper ; (10 do double wrapping
paper:. 40 do heavy Grocor's bag do do;60 do
'Hardware and fine envelope do: 50 do Slide and
To«:4oi75 do Foolscap dot 100 do plain and
rnM letter paper; 00 do Flat Cap, and. Packet
Pmit for printing. For vale low by
; «^20- DENSLOW & WEB8TEXU
P APER*—200 roams Double and Heavy
Wrapping Paper; 200 dn strong Crown dii
du; 250 do strong Single dodo: ftilO do single
anil double Straw do do; 100 do Ruled Foolscap
paper; 150 do Ruled Letter paper, assorted kinds;
100 do plain Cup and Letter paper for Printer’s
n-c; 50 do Flatnip and Folio Post rln do; 400 do
Newspaper 21X27—22X02—24X3G and 20X39
inch.; 30 do Medium Book-cover paper, assorted
color* ; 50 do Envelope paper, in More and ar
riving. and forsale at moderate prices, by*
nov 8 DENSLOW A WEBSTER.
N EW SPRING OOODS.-Per Che-
rokee ; Pari* printed Burnge*; plain ami fig’d
Silk-Tissue* ; Silk Marabout, for evening dress
es: French Print*: Linen Lustres ; plain blk Tis
sue; Mode and light col’d Clutmhrays ; Standing
Collar* : Thread and LMe Laces ; Illusive Luce;
blk Silk* ; French Gingham* ; printed Lawns;
worked CiiftYniid Collars; Chantilly Veil*. Silk
Scarfs; Fancy cravats; Fancy Buttons and Fring
es; Cap Rihliou* ; Beit Ribbons: Neck and Bon
net Ribbon*; Silk Parasols and Umbrellas; Eng
lish and American and French Prints,
feh 15 SNIDER, LATIIROP A NEVITT.
C OTTON OS'NABURttS,—’ill bales
Cotton Ostiabtirgs. Georgia Manufacture;
20do Schley’s Georgia Stripes ; 5 do-Milledge-
villedodo.jnsLrecoived and foreale by
jan 19 SNIDER. LATIIROP & NEVITT.
B lue and brown drills.
—1 cn*e Blue Drills: 2 bales Brown du;
I bale 10-4 Brown Sheeting. Just received per
Excel. SNIDER, LATIIROP A NEVITT.
fob 14
P ARASOLS.—1 rase, containing n tine
assortment of super Ivory Handles, .Bone
II indies. Silk, Fringed and Scolopcd. Just re
ceived per Chetokee.
feb 14 SNIDER, LATIIROP A NEVITT.
G"
ROCERIES. FRUITS AND CONFEC
TIONARIES.—Thin 8nhscribers would
rnsppctrully inform the Citizens of Savannah;
thatthey have commenced btiBiiiets in thu brick
building, noxt to Walker’s Marble yard; and di
rectly opposite to Mr. DkdtHitn’H Confectionary,
south side of Bronghtou street, where they are
now. receiving, and will constantly keep on hand,
a general awortment of groceries, frnittr; Ac. n-
niougst which trtny be found Almonds. Raisins,
Prunes. Citrons; Ac. and they hope by atrietat
tention to IntsingMu and selling at low'prices. to
merit a shore of public patronage,
dec 14 . JES^EACADY.
Java
nuireb
FEE*—400 bags Rio Coffee 4 60 do
fN QUART BOTTLES,
For the removal nad pernmneat care of nil
illseiuesjtrl*lag from mi Impure state of tho
bfonil or bnblt of the system, viz*
Scrofula or King'* Evil, Illicit mat ism, obstinate
Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules pn
the face. Blotches, Biles. Chronic Soft Eyes /ling
IVoYm or Tetter, Scald 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. AeitUes or Dropsy, exposure or imprudence
in life; also, chronic constitutional disorderf.&t'c.
This Medicine has acquired a very extended
ami established reputation wherever it has been
used, based eu irely on its own merits, which its
superior efficacy has alone sustained. The un
fortunate victim of hereditary disease, with swol
len gland*, contracted sinews, mid bones half ca
rious bad been restored to health and vigor. The
scrofulous patient, covercdwith ulcers, lotrtlisome
to himself and his attendants, Inis been made
whole. Hundreds of persons, who hud grouimd
hopelessly for year* under cutaneous uud glnud-
tilur disorder*, chronic rheumatism, and many
other complaints springing from a derangement
of the secretive organs and the circulation, have
been raised ns it were from the rad; of disease,
and now with regenerated constitutions, gladly
testify* to the efficacy of this inestimable prepara
tion.’ The testimony of those who have been
cured by its use. with llteir residences, has been
published fVo m little to time; mid were it desira-
bht, it muss of the most overwhelming testimony
could he brought forward, proving oiost conclu
sively its inestimable value. The aftlicted, mid
those who have not used this medicine, arc invi
ted to make u trial of its virtues, and appropriate
to themselves the benefit which it uloitu cuu be
stow.
** Truth fs stronger than Action.’*
The attention of the reuder is called to tho fol
lowing astonishing cure, effected by the use of
Siurl*’ Sarsaparilla.
This is to certify that I have a colored woman
who bus been aftlicted for thu last five years with
Scrofula, and all the remedies I used had no ef
fect in arresting the progress of the complaint:
oil thu contrary, she grew constantly worse; and
alter expending between $70 and $80 with physi
cians, besides using other popular remedies with
out success, till the diseate hu eaten away the
cartilage of her udse, trade its appearance on va
rious parts of her body, ami had finally commenc
ed it* ravages iu the roof of her mouth.
In this dreadful situation, with the prospect of
death staring her iu the face, I stated her case
to Dr. Disosway, the agent for Sands’ Sarsapa
rilla in Newheru, N. C., hy whom I was advised
to use that article; and to my surprise and that of
my neighfiorti,' U1 whom' her case was known, af
ter using four and a half bottles, she was restor
ed to perfect health, and tliut iu the spucu of three
weeks, and was able to work iu two weeks from
tho lime she cotnmeuceiHakihg it.
Iii witness of the truth of this statement. I have
hereunto affixed my name, this I9th Sept., 1847.
James McCotter. J. P.
Month ofNense River, CravCn-Cu*; N. C.
Ulcer cured of seven year* standing.
This cure was effected iu July, 1814; thero
have been no symptoms of a return, uud her
health still coutiuuus good. July, 1818.
New-York, July 25.1844.
Messrs. Sands—Gentlemen: I consider it but
an act of justice to you to slate he following fact*
|u reference to the great benefit i have received
in the cure of till obstinate Cancerous Ulcer on my
breast.
I was attended eighteen months by a regular
uud skilful physician, assisted by the advice and
counsel of one of our most able uud experienced
surgeons, without the least benefit whatever. All
the various methods of treating cancer were re
sorted to; for live weeks iu succession by breast
was burned with caustic three times u day, and
for six it was daily syringed with n weak solutL.ii
of nitric acid, and the cavity or internal ulcer was
so large that it held over an oitnc s of the solution.
The doctor probed the nicer und examined the
bone, and said the diseuse was advancing rapidly
lo the lungs, ami if I did not get speedy relief by
medicine or by an operation, the result would be
fatal. I was advised to have the breast laid open
and thu bones uxamiued; but finding no relief
from wlint had been done, uud feeling I was rap
idly gelling worse, 1 almost despaired of recove
ry, and considered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials and certificates of
cure hy the use of Sands’ Sarsaparilla, in cases
similar to my own, I concluded to try a few bot
tles, several of which wine used, but, from the
long deep-seated character of my disease, produ
ced uo very decided change. Considering this
a* the only probable core lor my case. I-persever
ed until the disease was entirely cored, it i* now
over eleven months since the cure was comple
ted ; there is not the slightest appearance of a re
turn. 1 therefore pronounce myself wer.i., and
the cure entirely effected -by Samis' Sarsaparilla,
a* I took no other medicine of any kind during
the time I was using it, nor lmve I' taken any
since.
lMuusc excuse this long deferred acknowledg
ment which I think it my duty to make. Your vu-
I ii*i hie Sarsiipurilluciirud me. with die blessing of
Divine Providence, when nntliinu else could;and
i fuel myself under lasting obligation to yom I-
can *ay many things I cannot write, and I do
mo>t respectfully invite ladies aftlicted as 1 luve
been, lo cull upon me, uud I will satisfy them
I idly of the I ruth as stated above, uud many other
iliiugs in reference to the case.
Na.vcv J. Miller. 218 Sullivan-strcct.
Sands' Celebrated Sarsaparilla.—-This excellent
compound, which is creating such a universal in
terest throughout the country, has made its way
successfully into the favor ol our citizen* uud the
people around ns. Wo have read again audit-
gain of the efticacy of this invaluable medicine—
if we can call a very pleasant beverage medicine
—bn Mint ti tit il lately lmve wo had any positive
proof which could induce us to speak fairly of it.
But, from facts ill our possession, we are now
well convinced thut without any exception, it is
the oafist, pUasantcst, uud fast-compound ever of
fered to the public, for the cure of ull chronic dis
eases, rheumatism and scrofula, uud all impuri
ties of the blood, together with niuny other com
plaints.
It has so long been remarked that tho ago is one
of •• iioAtrum* and n 'strum venders,” that we
liardlv dare recommend 'u valuable discovery in
the Medical Science, lest we jeopardize our repu
tation for incredulity and consistency; but in this
instance we hesitate nut to hazard the remurfi
which we have made above.—Hartford Ilccieio.
Sore Throat. •
The following is an extract from a letter recei
ved from Mrs. Bevait, who had been aftlicted
several years with Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Ac., und recently an affection of the throat uud
chest:
Bnileysbnrg, Vn.. Dec. 13,1845.
Messrs. A. D. A D. Sands: Before I com
menced using your Sarsaparilla, my sufferings
were uliiiost past expression; my throat was
completely ulcerated,! had u drcudful cough,and
there were frequently weeks together Ihut 1 could
uot8ppnk above a whisper; and besides, the in-
llammation from my throat extended lo my head,
so that my heuring was very much impuired. Af
ter taking the Sarsaparilla u short timupny health
improved, and my throat is now well ; Lain us
free from cough und lightues» of the chest as ever
I was, and cuu hear quite distinctly. My throat
has been well ubout three mouths, thu cure of
which has been effected entirely by the use of
your Sursopurillu. Your friend,
Louisa R^ Bevait.
Sands' Sarsaparilla—Scarlet Fever disarmed of
its' Terrors /—This dangerous aud alarming uf-
feotion, which hus swept from the stage of time
so many both at the innocent age-ofiiufaucy^ and
the more vigorous uud- niuture age of mauhood,
has at length met its baae uud antidote, und i|s
«dr»«dfli1 .ttl. I htrboty coMred Mth p*r-
•dtrhit «taBlloSl «(«*• ®mp »«<>•
thing lik. a bile nudnt lean molnohe. id diarn-
madd ita appearance on the ahonlder, whieh
thio’g.1
brollo'nud dWThr^S'afidW quan
tity of innat nflimaive mnUdrt Mid betide, thi*,' n
large quantity win diaeharged Horn tho anti, of
...■... J.IKninKtl nil.net.ina nf
complete cure, tlie> having taken only orte
bottle. For the b» i efit* or those suffering from
the baneful effects ot uii* horrible disease, 51 r.
1'atiiuk will be pleased to inform any person as
to tho correctness qf this statement, ifthafy call ot
his residence in Exeter,near Fowu-st.—Balt.Sun.
The foliowing fcaBtnbMid to the value of tho
Sursiipurillu, is From the Rev. Luther Wright, a-
ged 76 yeurs, Congregational Minister, residing
ut Woburn. Wabaru* Muss., March 30,1846.
5Ie*srs. Sands: Gentlemen—From what I have
experienced, and from the information I have re
cently received from u number of persons of high
respectability who have u*ed your Sursapurilla,
I liuvo not the least doubt but that it is a most val
uable medicine, dud that the numerous certifi
cates you have received ol its efticacy ure lull)*
sustained by experience, and although its reputa
tion uud utility ure very oxteusive, and stand in
no need of my humble efforts to increase them. I
want all who* are aftlicted by disease to become
acquainted with the efficiency and power ofyour
valuable medicine. I am, gentlemen,
Gratefully aud vory respectfully yours,
Luther Wrigiit.,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A
A. A D. SANDS, Druggist* aud Chemists, 100
Fultou-st., corner of William, Ne\V York. Sold
also hy Druggists generally throughout the
United States aud Cuuadas. Price $1 per Dot-
tie; six Bottles for $5.
Agents in Savannah. G. R. Hexdrickson ACo,
Turner A Oden, A. A. Solomons. Agents
iu Mucon, Bruno A Virgins; in Huwkinsville,
Dr. R. Malhewson ; in Augusta, Wni. Kitchen,
and T. Barret A Cd. feh 9
wuattMktJwi
it ferer, which left herb
D it. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVER
WORT.—That this medicine should ac
quire so tiimh notoriety is uotat all strange when
we take into consideration thu vust number that
ufe cured hy its use. For Iimny years it has
proveffsouslonishmglysticcessfulnt the North,that
nearly every (utility retain it in their house os an
tidote to colds, coughs uud consumption.
That uo other article possesses the same merits
is equally true, aud the consumptive learns that'
he can depend upon this nttedicine when all other*
have proved worthless. There is not n douht but
thousands are yearly cored by this inestimable
mediciuc, und iii many instances where those
given up lo die,nave in an iuc’dible short time been
entirely cured by its unrivalled etficncy. The fol
lowing remurkuble case of consumption wus
cured by this Balsam of Liverwort. As you
value'lifts and health and would be cured, at once
resort to this urticle, und rest assured you will not
resort iu vain—but read and judge for yourself:
Interesting cure of Consumption and Liter
Complaint.—I had n violent cough, with raising
of phlegm, a severe pain in my side, buck,
stomach, and across my bowels. I wus so cold at
times, it seemed impo&dhte to keep warm, even
when others were complaining of the heat, and
tny skin was very yellow. I fell away to skin uud
hones, my veins sunk in and became invisible, uud
every persou supposed me dying. A friend ol
mine recommended me to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam
of Liverwort, which I got. us my physician did
me no good, and this medicine sotfn restored
me to good heullli again.
J. Kavanagh,
Ship Carpenter, C40 Water-street.
Although thousands are cured hy Dr. Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort, uild as many still die of that
futul malady, the cause is plain, neglect yoin*first
symptom*, and then trifle with things of no use
until it is too lute, death follows. But evury
one cau be cured if they will. Take this medi
cine at the first upproucli of the insidious foe, urn)
you will he easily cured. Yet this medicine liu>-
ci)red consumption in udvoncfeU Hinges, ns the
testimonial* below will prove. But the surest
way is not to defer, us "delays arc always dan
gerous.”
Consumption Cured.—My son having a violent
cold, used lo cough violently, raising quantitie.-
of-tliick putrid matter, mid finally he could uoi
turn over m bed, from weakness. He manifest
ed every symptom of confirmed consumption
For 6 years lie hud been subject to the asthma
His physicians, Dr*. Vermoulemid Anderson
said lie wus incurable'and must soon.die. Yet I
was determined to try Dr. Tuylor’s Balsum ol
Liverwort and strange ns it may appear, fbi*
medicine has fullv restored his health.
Sophia Gallon. 14 Norfolk-st.
Asthma Cured.—I have suffered from the
Asthma a very long time, and have used evert
medicine I could obtain for its cure in vaid, unti
I tried Dr. Tuylor’s Balsum of Liverwort. Tlib
medicine has afforded me uio.it manifest benefit
and is. in my opinion, u cure for this distressing
diseuse; more especially, as I know of mam
cases umoug my friends, where it has been highft
successful. Persons interested are'invited to cul.
at my residence for further information.
Mrs. S. Huron: 218 Luurens-sf.
We might give hundreds of testimonial* from
Physician*, the press, clergy, and those who have
been cured, but all we desire is to call the attention
of the afilictcd, uud for their own good they wili
try it.
Look out for counterfeits! Always observe the
signature. Geo. Taylor, M. I)., on the engraved
label, and prepared at tho Wholesale Depot, 72
Beekman-strect, New York.
For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS,
A. A. DENSLOW.
Of whom only enn the geuuiiie bo hud. Al
othes are spnrions. 26 mnr25
A BROW BOOT.—Just received a freHi
xlu supply of Col. Hnllowos’ Arrow Root, m w
crop, mid for sale by J. ROUSSTAU.
The Arrow Root may he distinguished from
Potutoe Starch hy the different sizes of it* parti
cles und by the difference of structure. It is des
titute oftliat fetid unwholesome oil*, cxtructicuhh-
by alcohol from Potatoe starch.—Dr Ure. on Arts.
I have examined and have hud prepared soiiu
Arrow Root cultivated and umuufactiired by Col.
Hallowe* of St. Mmys. Georgia. It is the hast
quality of that variety offaeculu I huve met with,
being superior to any Bermuda or other Arrow
Root I have seen. Samuel Jackson, 51. D.
fell 1 S' University of Pennsylvania.
OL. HAL LOWES’ PUREAK-
ROW ROOT—"New York Hospital. Oct.
9th, 1847.—I have made an analysis and compa
rative examination of the Arrow Root grown and
manufactured from the crop of 1846, hy Col.
Hullowes, of St. Murys, Ga., and now exhibited
at the Fair of the American Institute of this City,
and liuve to report tlitttT find if equal in every
respect to the best Bermuda Arrow Root, ail’d
much superior in the care with which it has been
muimfiictured to most of the Bermuda now iu
the New York market.
"Lawrence Reid, Professor of Chemistry to
the College of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on 5iedi-
cul Chemistry in the New York Hospital.” •
A supply of tho last crop just received by
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
oct 16 . Market-square.
PINE GOLD & SILVER GOODS,
X &c.—Including some very fine Watches
ofevery description; real Diamond and rich Jew-
elry, of great vurioty, aud embracing the uewest
fashions.
Real Silver Pitchers, Tea Sets, Goblets, Mugs,
Syphons and Fish Knives aud Forks; new pat-
out Gothic pattern Forks and Spoons, very ele-
gunt; Priuce Albort and double threaded pattern
do., nnd plain; Sherwood’s Galvanic Batteries
with directions;-Papier Mache Goods in abun
dance ; Vases; Plated and' 5IUitary Wares; Gui
tars, Flutes, Accordians, Banjos, nud Sheet AIu-
*ic; Walking Canes, &c. Cull and see, as now
opened.
RT Repairing of Watches and Clocks attend
ed to as usual/aud warranted.
D. B. NICHOLS,
dec 4 1st door West of Pulaski House.
I W. MOjftRELL invites his friends
• and the public generally, both from town aud
country,- to call and examine his new FURNI
TURE 8TORE in Suiets’ new Buildings,
Broughton Street, the largest in the country under
one roof, where he will have great pleasure in
exhibiting to them the most extensive assortment
of ready made Furniture ever offered in the
Sontliern markets. nov 22
C ANAL FLOUR.—25Lbl8 Canal Flour,land-
ing and fbrDale bv
nng 15 SORANtON & JOHNSTON.
DEFRIOEBATQRR.-Mpt’i Im-
LI proved Pauehl which dn«* not con.nme
Hi
halfthe qiiantitjroflce as the old style. Marti
dmjj'a approved Chert. ft&Jreceived iirtdToj
'•SiMfcuC’SC j
apiS*
WsM Indie* and Hie Canada*.
For aula by THOS. M TURNER & CO.,
Agcnla, Sinet.' new building, corner Broughton
and Whitaker itreata." fob 28
A URIFODINA Cot. Adi
A RMiohi by CanlallA.
The CntiCorpia Guide Book
'•Geognpr'
Dll, -r O IV W » R N »'•'
, toxrovxo esTMOt or
Sarsaparilla.
Wonder sad Blueing of the Jgt. .
The moot extraordinary BIHtCiiie in tho wort! I
This Extract it put up in Quart Bottles t it is Us
limes cheaper, pleasanter, aud warranted eu-
ptrior to asp sold, tl carts without
vomiting, purging, sichtning
or debilitating the
Patient.
The great beauty and •uj.eriorlty of lliU8ar*aparftla
*vrr nil other ine.licine* i*. thut wiiU" ft eradicate* tlio ill*,
•ate, it fiivijromiea the lmdy. Il la one <of it*»p very licit
81’RINQ AND BU.'lMKH AtKDlCIKI.*
fercr Jtiion n: it not only pnrilJea tho whole ivilnii, and
itrcn^’tlipu.i thu pcnoil, but h creates new, pure and rich
blood: a power poMCSted by no other luediciuo. And in
thi* lie* the grand *ecre| of it* WnndnrAil *ucce»*. It haa
iierforiucd within tlio la»t two year*, inoro than 11)0,000
cure* of revere cu*e* of di*e.ue; at leu*t 15.000 were
conridored incurable. It Iim suvotl tlio live* of more
than 10.000 children during the two pa»t *ea*on«.
10,000 Clues of Clcne^nl. Debility and
want «rf ilcffia* Energy.
Dr. TowiiMiut’a 8ar*anarilla invigorates the whole
•ysieni neruimiently. To tlio»e who liavo lost. their
muscular energy by the effect* of inediciuo or indiacro-
lion committed in youth, or tlio exce**lve indulgence of
the passions, ami brought on n general physical prostra-
Uru oftho nervous system, la**itud j, want of ambiUon,
faiutiug sensations, premature decay aud decline, hasted-
Ing toward* tlmt Aitnl diiease, Coiuumption, can bo ert-
lirely re»torcd by this pleasant remedy. This Sarsa
parilla is far superior tu any
Invigorating Cordial,
As it renews aud iuvigorntc* the systum, give* activity
to the limbs, and strength to the muscular system, in •
most extraordinary degree.
Consumption Cured,
Cltantt aud Streuglten. Consumpliuu can be cured.
Bronchitis. Consumption, Liver Complaint, Colds,
Catarrh, Coughs, Jslhmo. Spitting of Blood,
Soreness in the Chest. Ifectic Flask, A’ight
Sweats, DijJirult or Profuse Expecto
ration, Pain in the Side. ifc., hats
been and can be cured.
SPITTING niiOOD,
Acs York, April 24 1847.
Dx. Townsend—I verilv believe that your Sarsapa
rilla ha* been the mean*, through Provide nee, of saving
my'life, f have for several years had a bad Congli. It
became wor»o ami worse At la»l 1 raised large ipianti-
tie* of blood, had night Sweat*, ami wn* greatly debili
tated und reduced, aud did not expect to live. I have
only used your Sur*nparillu n short time, uud there has
a wonderfid change been wrought in me. I am now able
to walk all over the city. 1 rai*e uo blood, and tuy
cough has left me. You can well imagine tbul I am
thankful for there result*.
Your obedient rervnnL
\VM. RUSSELL, 65 CatUerlne-eL
Female Medicine#
Dr. Townsend’* Sarsaparilla i» a sovereign and speedy
cure for Incipient Consumption. Barrenness. Prolansu*
Uteri, or Palling oftho Womb. Convenes*. Pile*. Leu-
cprrlMva, nr While*, obstructed or difficult Menstrua-
tiou. Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge
thereof, nud for thu general pm*lratiou of the system-
no uintlnr whether tho result ofinhoreuteuuse or causes,
protluced by irregularity, illue** or ucchlmiL Nothing
enu bn morn nirpriidn* than it* invigorating effects
on the human frame. Person* ull weakness ami lassi
tude. from taking iLnt once become robust and full of
energy under its influence. It immediately counteracts
Ilia uervelcssiicM of the female frame, which i* the great
cause at tturraiiurs*. It will not bo expected of us, in
case* of *o delicate a nature, lo exhibit certificate* ol
cures performed but we can assure tho afflicted, that
hundred* of case* have been reported to u*. J honennil*
of case* where families have been without children,
after using u few buttle* of this invaluable medicine,
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
To Mother** anil Married V*adie.M.
Tlii* Kxtrncl of Sarsaparilla has linen nxprewlyjira-
pared ill reference to female complaints. No female
who ha* rouson to suppose she is upproaehliur that
critical porimL “ The tu’ii of life.' should neglect to
take it. im it i* a certain preventive lor any or the
numerous and horrib’e diseases to which females ore
subject at this time of life. TM* period may he de-
Lived for sivr.ral pears bynsihg this medicine. Nor
h it less valuable for those who are approaching wo
manhood. n* it i* calculaleil to a»*i» nature, by quick
ening the blood und invigorating tiro system. Indeed,
this medicini: I* invaluable for tdl the delicate disea
se* to which women are vubjecL
It braco* the whole system, renews pi rmanently the
natural energis*. by removing ths imparities of Ills
body, not m» ,„c sliiiiulutiug to proiloc*. rul>-i«|i;nii
relaxation, which i* tliecafeofinort .nedicinc* mknn for
female wriikflm and ili*en,e. Ily Uriuy n leu bo*tlrc of
tlii* medicine, i.mnv severe tad paiiiiul surgicul opera
tion* may he prevented.
Great Blming lo Molhrronnd Children.
It i* the 1‘ufent umi mo.*t rAVelyiil medicine for |vuril>‘-
lutr the evi-icm. and relieving tlio suffering* alteudaul
upon child-birth ever discovered. It slrr-ngthnn* lioth
the uiollier mid Hiibl. prevent* pain and disease, iu-
cren*e* umi enricim* tlm food, thorn who have Used it
think it i* indiopeiiMibln. It i* highly upeliil both before
mid after confinement, n* it prevont* di*ea*ia attendant
upon childbirth—in Cortiveues*. Piles. Cranio*. Swell
ing of tlm Feet. l)e*poiideney. Heartburn. Vomiting,
Pain iu (lie Rack und l;oin*, Puli-e Pain*. Hemorrliagn,
mid iu regulating the secretion* uud rqiiali/.ing the cir-
culntioii it lin* no eqiiid. Tim great beauty of tlii*
medicine i*. it i» nlwuy* safe, and the inort delicate n*e
it ino*l Micces.fnlly. very few* cure* require uny other
medicine, in (nine ii little Cantor Oil, or Mugum-m. is
u-eful. Kxereiwj in tlio open air, and liglit food with
tlii* medicine, will always cu*urc a safe uud easy cuu-
fmcnicnL
Ilratifj and Health.
Cosmetic*, Chalk, and ii variety of preparation* gene
rally in n-e, when applied lo lie* faee very coon >pni! it
of il* beauty. They cln-e the pore* of tho idtiu. and
cheek llm circulation, which, when nature I* not thwart
ed bv di-ease nr powder, or the thin inflamed by the
alloilie* used iu snap*, beautifies it* own production in
the- •• human fare Ulvine." ns well us iu tlio garden ol
rich nn.• delicately tinted and variegated flower*. A
free, uctive amt healthy circulation of the fluid*, or the
coursing of tlm pure, rich blood to the exlremitie*. i*
that which paint* tlio vauiileuaneo iu llm most exqui
site beauty. Il i« tlmt which impart* the imleaeribalde
ulindrx ami (1a*he* of lov-iliue** that all admire, but
none can dn»«rilm. Till* benuly i» llm offspring of no-
fare—-not of powder or simp. If there i* not n free and
healthvcirculation, there Luo beauty. If the lady h
fair n* driven miow. if she paint, and ll*u cosmetic*,
*nd tlm blood i* tliirk.cold nnd impure, dm i* not beau
tiful. If nlie be brown or yellow, anil there is iiuro nnO
active blond, it give* a rich bloum to thu chock*, am! a
brilliancy to their eye* that i* fawinaiing.
Thi* is why tlm *oiillmrn, nnd especially tlm Span-
idi Indie*, nrc so much admired. I.ndie* in the north
who take but little exercise, or are confined iu close
room*, or have i polled their complexion liy the appli
cation of deleterious mixtures, if they widt to re
gain elasticity of step. buo>aiit spirit*, sparkling eyes
ami bnnutifui complexion*, tlmy ilmiild use Dr. Town
send'* Sarsaparilla. Thousands who have tried it, are
more than satisfied, nrn delight**.'. Ladies of every
station, crowd our office daily
IVotirr to tlie Tandiru.
Those that imitate. Or. Tow mend's Sarsaparilla, have
invariably called tlmir Muff a great Bimedp far Fe
males, Sic., Sic., aud have copied our bill* uud circular-
which relate* to the complaints of women, word for word
-other men who pul up medicine, have, since tlm great
success of Dr. Townsend's Sarnnpnrillu in cnmpt'dul*
incident to female*, recommended their*, although pre
viously they did not. A uuinlier of these. Mixture*, Fills,
&c., are injurious to female*, a* they aggravate disease,
and undermine the constitution. Dr. Townsend’* is ine
onlv nnd 1m?m remedy for the numerous female com
plaint*— it rurrly, if ever full* of effecting n permanent
cure. !l enn lie taken by the most delicate females,
in any case, or by cluma expecting to bacomit mother*,
with tlm greatest udvnulugc*, ns it propare* the system
and prevent* pain or danger, ami *lreugtlirus both
mother and child. Ro careful lo get tho geuuiuo.
Hcrofttln Cnrrd.
This certificate conclusively prove* that this Saris-
psrllla has perfect control over tho most ohiliuate dis
eases of the Rlood. Three persons cured iu one house
Ii unprecedented.
Three Children.
Dn. Townsend—Dear 8ir: I liavo the pleasure to
Inform von that three of my children liavo been cured
ofllie Scrofula by the use of your excellent medicine.
They were afflicted very severely with bad Sore*; hsva
taken only four bottles; it took Ilium away, for which
fool myself under great oldlgntiou.
Your*, respectfully,
ISAAC W. CHAIN, 100 Woo.tcr st
Opinions of Physirlnni.
Dr. Townsend i* almost daily receiving orders from
Phvsiciau* in different part* or the Union.
This i* to certify that wo, the umlersiyiicd, Physicians
•f tho City of Albany, liavo in numerous cases prescrib
ed Dr. Townieud’s Sarsaparilla. And believe it to Im
•uo oftho most valuable preparation* in the inarkoL
If. P. PULING. M. D.
J. WIL80N. M. D.
It. IL BRIGGS. M. D.
Albany, April 1.1847. P. E. ELMKNDORF, M. D
CAUTION.
Owing to the great success ami immense sale of Or
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, n number of men who prert
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sarsapa
rilla Extracts, Elixirs, nitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock,
Sic.' They generally put it up in tho same shaped bot
tles; and some of them hive stole and copied our adver
tisements—tlioy are ody worthless imitations, and
should bo avoided.
Principal Office, 196 PULTOPTStreet, Sun Bnlldinf.
N: Y.| Redding k. Co., t) Htnte street. Boston; fly oil is
Sons, 132 North 8econd street Philadelphia: 8. B
Hance, Druggist, Baltimore; P. M. Cohen. Churlostoa
Wright A Co., I5l Chartres Street, N. O.; 105 South
Pearl Btreet, Albany; and by nil'the principal Drug
gists aud Merchant* generally tl rnughout the UuUad
feotu. - •
Id the Gqld
jranrliing Col.
ol Upper Cal-
FfBtnbot’w — T r „. r _^._.
ifornin j Mnjnr Emorv’g Ovorlaad Jouruev A’om
F6rt Leavenworth, Ih Mitsjoiiri. to San Diego,
in GeTirortfiiii Inoludiiig parti of the Arkatieae,
Del Norie und Gila rivers; and Captain Fre
mont’* Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to
the Rocky Moitutdintp uud to Oregon und North
California, with n 5!np of thu various routes,
uud a 51 up of tho Gold Regions. The Gold
.Mines of California, Ac., Ac., edited by G. G.
Foster, Esq.
The Lancashire Witches, by W. H. Ains-
wnrtli. _ ,
Tho Princo of George St. George Julian, by
Ilunry Cnckton.
Tho Old Judge: nr Life in a Colony.
Percy; or tlm Old 6Ve mid the New.
LttWHon’ri 5Iiip of tile Gold, Silver nud Quick
silver District iu California. Received hy
feb 14 JOHN M. COOPER*
V " OL. 2 MACAULAY’S HISTORY OF
England.
Industrial Exchanges nnd Social Remedies,
wills a couddoration af Tuxutiou. By David
Parish Durhydt.
Vol. 5 Posthumous Works of the Rev. Tlio-
inns Chalmers. D. I)., L. L. D. Edited by thu
Rev. William Haiiuii. L. L. D.
History of Hunnibal the Carthngenian. By
Jacob Abbott.
Parts 2 and 3, Life of Franklin. Illustrated.
Part 1 Roland Cashel. By Charles Lever.
Received by JOHN 51. COOPER,
feb 13
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Steam Rico Mill, inil,i. c|,5 J .SPnffl
m thi. vicinity, a. wall a. V»«
non. norm ol ibe Slate, forGI.
all pluin B.Nu.1 «„ dSS&JWI
Leather, o. it doc. not .trctcl,
by wet or drv wba|ber. '
, A « Bo1 ', (Men; lliaiiiintcturtri, „ il
cat/,. For.olcliy "(diij
DENSLOW ‘ 1
terms are
innr3
A N ILLUSTRATED System of Hu
man Anatomy, Special,. General and Mi
croscopic: by Samuel George Morton. M. D.
A Digest of the Laws of the United Slates, in
cluding the Treaties with Foreign Powers, und
an Abstract ofihu Judicial Decisions reining io
the CoiHtitnlinnnl uud Statutory Law, with un
addenda : by Thomas F. Gordon.
Thu Sliipma-Uur’s Assistant, and Commercial
Digest: containing information necessary for
Merchants, Owners, uud Musters of Ships: by
Joseph Blunt.
Coniinunturins on Statute and CousiUttlinnal
Law and Statutory, and Constitutional Con
struction : by E. Fitch Smith. Received by
feb9 JOHN M. COOPER.
TTOL. 3. THE LIFE AND VOk-
v AGES of Christopher Columbus: to which
are added those of his Companions; by Wash
ington Irving.
Specimens of Early English Metrical Romanc
es, &c. &e.; hy George Ellis, Esq.
Vols. 1 aud 2, History, Philosophically Illus
trated. from tlm full of thu Roman Empire lo the
French Revolution ; by George Miller, D. D..
M. R. I. A.
Exposition of Psalm 119 as illustrative rtf the
character aud exercises of Christian Experience;
by Rev. Charles Bridges, 51. A.
The Modern Standard Drama, n collection of
the most popular Acting Plays; edited by John
W.S. Hows.
The Minor Drama : n collection of the most
papular Petit Comedies, Vaudevilles, Burleltus,
Travesties, etc •
Also, a further supply of
Thunkfiiluess; by C. U. Taylcr.
The Dramatic Works of the Rt. Hon. R. B
Sheridan, with a Mutnoirofliis Life: by G.G. S.
Re eivedby JOHN M. COOPER,
feb 24
J EST RECEIVED.- r tu (net >>.ippiit;&
of Vol. 2. Macaulay's History of England.
The Bondmaid: hy Fredrika Bremer.
The Old Judge: or, Life iu a Colony; hy
fudge Ilulihiirlnu.
The Lancashire Witches; by W. Ilarrisou
ViiiAwnrth. For sale hy
feh 28 JOHN M. OOOPHI.
ritVINCHS WOlilta, Vui. <.— iaie»oi
1. a Traveller; hy Geoffrey Crayon.
Union of Church uud State ; liy 13. W. Noel.
M. A.
Oregon and California in 1848. with Ulustra
lion* nndIn 5Iup; byj. Q, Thornton, in 2 vol*.
Memoirs of Chateaubriand:' written by him
•elf, vol. J.
Roger tif Wuudover’s Chronicle, comprising
he history of England Iron) (he descent of liie
iaxous to A. D.. (235; translated from the Latin
>y J. A. Giles. D. C. L.
History Philosophically Illustrated from (he
Pall of llie Roman Empire lo'tbo French Revo-
'ulion; hy George Miller. D. ().. M. R. J. A.—
third ediliou revised by the author.
The Works of Plato; translated by Henry Ca
ry. M. A.
Macaulay's History of England, Boston edi-
iiou. vol. I.
Shaw's Outlines of English Literature.
Here a Lillie and Tuere a Lillie; hy the au
thor of Lino upon Line, Precept upon Pre
cept. &c.
Raphael or Pages of the Book’ of Life at
Twenty; by Alplmnse De Lamartine.
'The Cuxtous: A Family Picture; by Sir E.
Jnlwer Lyttou.
Franklin’s Life. (Illustrated.) Parts 4 and 5.
A Manual of Fashion and Politeness lor La-
lies and Gentlemen. Received bv
mar 14 JOHN’ M 'COOPER.
W HITING AND iVtiiiiVii.xx*
FA FEH.—10 reams rilled Letter Pa
per at $1 50 per ream : 40 do at 1 75; 40 do at
l 00:40 do ut 2 50; 40 do at 2 75; 41) do at 3 00:
10 do at 3 25: 40 at 3 75; 49 do at 4 00; 100
reams assorted' do Eiiulish and French, varying
ot prices from 3 00 to 6 00 per ream.
ALSO—I case each Ruled Foolscap ut $1 75.
J 00. 2 50, 2 75. 3 On. 35f aud 500—together
vitli a good supply of Uur .led Paper.
ALSO—1 50reams Flat Cap; 25each Demy
.ltd .Medium for hi .uk bool; work.
Country Merchants will find il to their interest
o examine the above, which, together with a
'nod stock of Quill*, ink. steel aud gold pens,
•lutes, playing curds.blank bonks, school and mis-
-.elluueoits books, billies, &c., will be solJ on as
'mid terms us they can be purchased in any
Miiitiieru market.
The subscriber is also receiving a well selected
Uock of palm leaf straw, Rag and rope Wrap-
Mug Paper; Patent Envelope; Printing Paper.
Sit:., all of which ho oilers u prices that cannot
iu undersold.
nov 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
tolt- - JwiFT* DENSLOW.
F UENCil UtBLtS. —t,U C Masse .-lux
Amuuts; pur Charles De Barnard.
Lc Pore Goriot; par De Balzac.
Andre; par George Sand.
Viugt Aus A pros; pur Alexandre Dumas.
Oeuvres Choisiex de Bull’ ii. edition ilhistree.
Julienne on La ScrvautoDo Dion ;uar M Le
Vie Walsh
Aureilie ct Muthilde ou Orgucil ct Modostic:
par Victor Doublet.
J.a Salle D’Asilo Au Bord Da La Mer; par
Ernest Fouinet.
Amilie et Devoucment ou Frois Mois a La
Loiiisiane; par Mine Camille Lebrun.
L’OrphelinvDe Moscott; par Mine Woillez.
Charlemagne et L’Enfuut Dn Pauvro ; par
Mile Antouiue Lccler.
Pun ou La Reconnaissance; par Abel Maurice.
Les Anininux ludii.Urienx; par B Allent.
Ahrege de tons Les Voyages An Pole Nord;
par Henri Lebrun*'
Voyages et Decouvertcs dans L’Afrique Ceu-
irate; par Henri Lebrun.
Emmanuel ou La Domination Porlugaise; par
Leopold Mery.
Lu Robinson Suisso: par Johann Rudolph
Wyss.
Indiana; par Geo Sand.
Contes et Nonvelles; p ..r Alex. Dumas.
La PeuniJe Chagrin; pnr M. Do Balzac.
Illusions Perdues; par M; De Balzac.
Les Derniers Jours De Pompeii'; Iimte De
Bulwer.
Paul et Virginie, Suivi De La Chaumiere Iu-
ilieuue.
Historio DesTroize; Premier Episode; par 51.'
De Balzac.
Le< Ailes D’lcare; pnr Charles D6 Bernard.
Un Menage De Gnrcon eu Province ; par M:
DeBuIzue.
Le Lis dans Li Vullee ; pnr M De Balzac.
Spiridinu; pur George Sand.
Le Geudre; par Charles De Bnriiard.
Aventures De Robinson Crusoe. Traduttea
De Daniel De Foe.
Modesto Mignon Scene DeLa Vie Privee; par
51. De Bulzuc. Received by
uovB- . JOHN M. COOPER-
S AttT AIN’S Union Magazine for March,
The Marksmen ol Monmoth, by Newton 51.
Cn*ti*.
Kjrie Clarendon.*or - Necromancy iu the Wil
derness, by Einerfeon Bennett.
Twelve. Lectureson Comparative Embryology,
by Lnnls Agassis. .Received by
feb 27 JOHN M. COOPER.
sswstss'jsja
Bowna. wnuld re.|.mir.ilW, l W»I|
nnrl tlm pubim ccntrallv. llm ,i ""(J
UieTr NEW 8TOUE in Jmeh'
anil nMnrluinni of urticlf. iu ihei, S ,M IT
■ up ull lliemnrtpoiiuturm.i' .'S!
irnla. Parftnuary. Fuucv Arli! |*
Timth, Clnlli, Flesli. |Vmt, v, lr „- , i: 'U
Oriisbca. Al-n u vnrietv ofdursicii
Speriu »„d XJ?
BpiccH. nud I un. III Iiiperinrniiiilii, **
Landrelh'a jnrdcn Sued,. wnlr
LyPliJKicinn.’ prescriptions
particular utlciiiion. u
, n]8 TUOMA3 M .T & J
Wines; Old 5Ionoiuahcln und Pent!
Fur side by J. HOUSstlF
■ Jee 6 Corncr Broii,It
M att« B?SE9 ._t ! , c
frti" sale a large n$$f>riiii(*il nf n
JInss Mniirewci for duiildc nndhusi/bj*
ulsn fur Colts. |. W.
iiov 14
nov 14
B
nthers, for sale bv
1. W. MORRE1X.
Smcu' biiin,
“ ,IB “ in«a
_ J
AKI'nJt’S COCOA AN-DBBO,
A frcsli supply ill linker',, Ctrl,
Cccoa, iiruniu m'd CliocnE’rVcet'Su
- AAWt °iB|
• ts A ' A - SOLU.B0.YS, Apt
. cl 18 llaikehn
A LLSPICU, PJBPPEk'a Hi®
Hi bags AINptce. lu bags D.„* |
1 cusk 'vr 1 ' 1 -'' 1111111 final, J
lilO.MAa .M. TUIINEK & CO.
oct 21 Wholesale Druggist* lc|
G A seedsTa^S;
ply of the usual varieties just roJ
Earlv Canada, White Flint. Tn<e«rora nfi
gar Corn; Extra Early Early Wad,i n? | 0B .t,
Warwick. Early Charlton Ediii UonliklEe
Frame, and Dwarf .Marrmvfafpeaj;^.
Pule Beaus, usual varieiie* Canary. Ilu.i
lc t uud Lucerne; a lew hundred Aiwt
iuots at low prices. “
'pb 29 DEN8LOW WF^effj
COAL.—Red Adi. brnhi
Vy screened Coal, of tin* lie<i qnuliiv. !e-r.
sternly cm hand uud for suit* by the'qunS
single ton. at reduced rales, hv
i i>n > GKEiNr.R & BEAL
/ 7 OiliN. O 4T>,COR.\ AIETlI
V-/ PEAS.—201)0 bushels, just rrcritd
for sale By BlHUilAM A KLU
dec 30
P ASTILLES DE VICHY.-..U ;
for Dyspepsia, received hy
A. A. bOLO.MO.NS. \iv. ■:
dec G .UakeiMjiitt |
O SL.—1500 gallons Bleached WhileWj 1
Whale, or Solar Lamp Oil; IWOi-1
'Train Oil. For sale bv
dec 13- Il EN S LO\V A WMSTB-i
B itter, cbackerm^J
kegs choice Goshen Uniter: SUUMf
ler. Sugar, und Soda Crmlu ts: lito&tpJL
Buckets 100 do Brooms; l.iiiiliitgnndforafgl
jau 3 SWIFT A ULNsLOlg
P ATENT INDIA RUBBER STKiL
PACKING from 3-32 to 5-8 im lc fersb .3
jan 12 WOOD. CLAdllOR.UCt
JOAP.—25 boxes Lep’o Simp, furu'lij
J jan 4 COHEN & FOSDICE. J
C AOAJL'I COAL ! —200 i»u* nprl
J quality Richmond Coal Jua rcrriwii
lor sale hy E. W. DIKE! f
dec 29 j
AllLIC.—250 bunches (iuriic. J^'.‘
vT ceived by
dec 19 W. W. G ODIIICI) !
L adies rid gloves-mm j
ors—Just received, and fur sale l»v \
jan 6 MARSHALL A AljP |
L>IG». Ac.—25drum* Figs.5c;ce‘Pnv |
JC and 3casks Curranis. j»i-*i receivedty
jau 3 W. \V. GOOMICl j
PHESEHVES, Ac. -A"1 .\
A tneiil of Preserves. Jellies. Jew •«“.
I 'aIson, Capers and Braudv Frn'ris.jn«tuwt
l.y W. W. nOUIMMA
jan 22 Suiib'lhii^
1 ‘7ISH.-75 bl»17"NoTM*i'c-krrek 1^
Smoked llcrrimr*: 25 kills Sulinmi-F*
llllioxes Smoked Halibut; uotv lauding»
sale low bv M
jau 12 ’ WASH BURN. WILDER&i
KIMSi ***!£*» UUFF.-W
P
7&bb!s; for sale bv H
jan 12 WOOD, CLAGIIORNJ3
' EW LARD. *c.--ljmdi«J -f*
IN
now Lord; 21) do Goshen
by WOOD, CLAGHOUNa^
jan 12 _
XTiTNSIVF.. PIERANU CEXJJtfl
BLKS, Willi Muliosnn.v,l)lnck«W
Marble Tops. Also, Grecian Claw-fed
do Dining do; 6 Leg do do; CunlTaMwi
do with Marble Tons; do doiMaliogoiiyo**
dies’work do; do do do with I'oldaig DPj,
do do do Deep Drawers, Just receivw;* -
sulo by’ 1. W- MORRI LL
nov 23 Sinet*’1*^5
no
he
OniX WEAl,.—DaM-uf givuiM}.
Care Mail ro atora opd for role by’■ ,
W- ! OKANE it ROWLAND.
LTASUldiXAltLE SACKS.-J^
JL ceived per brig Clinton, a liniio^^jT,
ment of Cloth aud Tweed C us* hue re
late styles, for sale low bv „.. n xi
sop 25 HAMILTON&
B lack siLKH-supemT u« i “'
Received, and for sale by ...
MARSHALL it
jan G Successors to Sioiedmrv h
C offejgTcoffee. COFffg
200 bags prime Green Rio Colu<'
from bark V r ernon, and for sale by
jan 3 SWIFT A DEN3IJL
F lour, flouk, TCioBJjjJI
l.l.l. Canal Flour. "Kllrai” 50 iialfd" 1 ’
bids Canal Flour. "Exiru;” OB
do; lauding and fur sale by
jan 3 SWIFT A BF.NSL^.
wmnfwZ
jHAWI.8-
MAltSllALL &
( 'lASIIXERIi*.
j a:
AND WOOLEN SHAWI.S-AIJJ?
ed pried. MARSHALL & A 11 ' 1 '
jan 6
s
ROWER BAT»IS.-sS*J2'
^ Large Plunge Bath—the best Da , li eT ^
The Large Pump Balh with Copper"iinP'j
pleto. Kendall’s Sleeting Bath, winch oj, ^
tho test of ngos. Terry’s Hip Balh- Sro J
|iensinn Hath. Just received^uiw
^npr 25 —
P*SKSM»!«=j8S
bags Patent Buck-sliut;300dodiopdu.
Percussion Caps, Steel and BrassD<»f. .yg
case goiid Pluntation 51 nsk«M» t
man double mid single Gan*; 1 dc*
Pistols. Nnfl. 2, 3. aud 4. ...
Just received and for Buie at ^
streef v by £ : LU *Z
K3P*Rifles mado to order and
.l,nnr.
Tf ENTVCKV BAITB* 1 '
JV For .ale by pnsDICfc,
inn an coHEN &
