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X FLOW KttS—For tho Toilet or Nursery—
demoves T>n, dim-burn, Sallmvnou. Heckles,
dtU. &C.
Numerous tosiiinouinU in favor of tiro Balm or
thousand Flimvbki might lw» adduced, w aboVa
•tatcd; but wo think the tWIi/wing exquisite •tatf-
*ai» by tho Lyuu li irJ, will bo a sitllicioul ffilAito
n iu praise.
VtIK HALM OF TftOVJMNIl IM.OWRU8.
Th(»htu uy oi* tun itit)U»dii.l ili>>»■)<• which weal dm iuin-
m*r »Jf.
AuJ pour upon llio charm »d bourn ilmir precioui perfume*
«li*rc, * .
Exhibits nature'* ptaktic pt>wfaT«tn tint a ‘to'S won.lrotts fnlrl
In atitorn dime* wboro tmuly »U«ll» i.i ••»rutA ol' rlctnul
mnMi
GIowujiu the rqtf|tui>ut that CA'Iimnri*'* »ilx% un
fold, W
Their power the xrat'cfoi nmid i.ir.aN ui clmrot u» wo bo-
|oUi.
Their virtues lit tim gullet:' ratio *ho UIJos with wmrUroua
art,
And ulfhtly to hor flowin'* fj'e-i their U«M Import
A splendor of stiporiiul unum t»*aw«dl i*iijoym«iiVa huuit.
The chemist culls in choicest hours the liluc nml the roao,
With pUuts of nil excoilin* |w *«ri wlmro Utont vlrtuu
flows.
And lot the Dal u of Thouaa-td Klowo t in lucont vsaoa
flows.
Frost feriens wbero narVinW Mob.na the buratiuf hud he
hrlnfs,
Fslc AoWers tkht ah**d their rich perfume* liMido iruuspv
rent apriu/s.
Whoso tint illuittiflhe ileteH gloom* where the drain sings,
lie eeeks the di.uk ui* winter *tiaw»,wl,bru scmco a atrosin-
et runs, ...»
Vnit realms where many a lorrenl^flowi to swell the Atnn-
And where the luaclous ormwogrows benonth uqnstdr suns.
He culls the yror os of eastern plains, where Shims builds
her bowers,
Where ilnwrets nursed by sum and rains Inhale their
healthiest po.ren,
And thus thy precious wealth he gains, ttalin'ofd Thot&ohJ'
t’ioKtrs.
TUe encleuU feigned that Yenut rote out ol the foaming
sea.
Bo beauty in all cHuntos grows morn fair fur bathing free,
And a*di the bard's experience knows what ti£lui* in vfH*
tors be.
Then let all those who would pdiscss the charm* In (towers
that shine.
Remember well that cleanliness, which doth w ith health
combine, -
Is nuxtukin tovo.lliness, it.iuj’htnf uftruth dirir.6.
Just received ami for sinlo by
W. HUMPHREYS, Jr.,
fab 12 Corner of Bay and Drayton wtreStn.'
in ac vT~ltcotcrlonr in tiie
W* price of Humphrey's celebrated Remedy for
the Fovcfuni Ague—from Two Dollars to One.
The following gentlemen are inv authorised A-
gents, and luvn the genuine for sale.
Orders from any partoftho United States, will
meet with prompt attention. Address, post paid,
WM. HUMPHREYS, Jr.
Savannah. Ua.
AGENTS:
Marxian &. Brothers,
Dr. J U Simmons,
Dr. P M Cohen,
T C Rislev,
U S B tiley,
T J S Furr, *
B R Bylhovvood,
KT Patrick
J S Walker,
W K Kitchen.
Photvvell &. Gilbert,
J Il’vfc W S Ellis.
Lighlfoot & Flanders,
Dorsey A Knott,
Solou-m Goodall,
Win R iot,
Cunningham & Co.
Dr. S F Culberson, *
Winter & Epping,
B H Mrtchclii
Joseph Orillin,
R (I Barrett.
A Me Lane &. Co-
M C Williamson, •
Win Hodges,
W A Havlefl,
W A Carswell,
P Martin,
J A Hperry,
Win Carr;
E A Burch.
Samuel Palmer,
J B Cole,
F A PoitHetv
J Wright & Co
Baltimore, Maryland.
Georgetown, S Carolina
Charleston, do
Hamburg, do
Laurensvillo, do
Graham villo, do
Beaufort, do
Salem, Tenn.
Madison, Georgia.
Augusta, do
Macon, t!o'
Macon; do
Macon, do
Gridin, do
Atlanta, do
Marietta, do
Dalton, do
LaGratige, do
Columbus, do
Newuan, do
Burke Co. do
Reeseville. do
Jacksonville, do
Duvisboro', do
Sundorsville, do
Louisville, do
Savannah,* do
Savannah, do
Houston Co, do
Jncksouborn, do
Hawkinsville, do
Darien, do
Bjack Creek, Florida.
Jacksonville, do
New Ofleans, La.
Lj^Fatnily Visitor, Madison: Constitutionalist,
Augusta; Helicon, Marietta; Mountain Eagle,
Billion; Enquirer, Columbus;. Reporter, La
Grange; Nows, Jacksonville; II ferald, Laurens*
ville.S. C; Central Georgian, Sandersville, will
please copy, and change my advertisement,
mar25 W. HUMPHREYS. Jr.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. "
John.mullcry,
D tt a p it it AVp Tailor,
At the old stand on tho Bay adjoining the City
.. v . Hotel,
I S N(y>V oponfng tm entire Stock of NEW
<100118 in liliT Ifriff, consisting of Cloths,
CtoHlufeW, and Vestings, and a general assort*
motA ftT rtEA’DV MADE CLOTHING, arid
furnishing articled, ah oTUfd lufoit style and best
materials; which hb offers at prices fur below
anything ever before offered iu this luarkot. .lfo
is prepared, also 1 , to make to oVder alt Kinds of
Uenlloincii'fl appitre), iff the nfbst approved
style, having secured the assistance of Mr.
MOTT, Bom New York, of many years expe
rience, and much celebrity as a Cutler. Hu feels
coulidcut of being ublu to pleusu those who favor
him with their orders. Those accustomed to
sendUtg North for their Clothing nVo invited to
call'ami ex'utulno his goods uudpricos previous
fo'doing so; us ho ftcls assured ho can fur*
nish them on as good tormsus they can get them
abroad. -■ net IB
X’;"' _
S P It I N G OOOU^-tft:
HEROKEE.—Paris printed Baragus,
Batin plaid do; Bilk Tissues ; British plaid Or*
gaudies t French Prints; Fretfclt and English
LaWua t craod Shawls; blk' Egyptian' Matts';
Moravian Host*; Lace Capes'; standing Col*
lars: Point do Plume; Egyptian Edgings; Kid
Gloves; sewing Silk Fringes; checked Glng 1
hums; fancy lldk’s; fringed Silk Parasalettos;
Cardohuf Buttons ; Oil Silk ; Turkey yed Yarn;
printed Calicos ; Carpeting, Rugs and Miittiiig;
P2-4 Sheeting; Long cloth Shirting; Green
Unrage ; M-errimae Prints; blk Italian Crapes ;
blk gro de Rhine Silks; super blk Uombuzius;
blk Barages and Grnnndincs.
jau 30 SNIDER. LATHROP A NEV1TT.
ACES, Ac.— 1 -Received per steamer Che
rokee : Lisle Laces and Eatings; Plaid Vic-
thria;Juuiiy Lind and Valencia Edgings; White
Crape Slmwls ; Black Satin Chono ; Ladies Me
rino Vests ; - GrussfCloth - ;; White Cotton ll'ose;
UroWn aud'Mlxbd IPalfHose; Fuuey Cottonade;
Mariner’s Stripes; Long Lawns. &c. for sale by
jau 15 LATHROP & FOOTE.
M uslin collars, *c; T itmived
per bark Vernon, Standing Muslin Collars;
Jaconet Collars; Thread Laces; Blk. Lace Veils;
French Mouslinde Lnitts; French Ginghams.&c.
nov 14 LATHROP it FOOTE.
N _ EW GOODS I'lCIl CUNTOhl—En
glish and American Prints, Ginghams, red
Flannels - . Casin^ere, Shirting Stripes, cog*rkin
Gloves super Pearl Billions, fancy Cravats, wilt
Flannels, bl ick Broa Icloths, Marseilles Uuilts,
colored do, for sale low. I»y
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
nov 9
]\fEMriGOODS.—Per steamship Chero-
i.1 kco.—Cashmere and Do Lniues, of new
patterns and colorings, super mode colored De
Laines, Cavignac Plaids, (a new article,) Super
Black Worsted Potil do Joie,‘ Sufs'fiY Gro de
Rhine, very splendid White Crape Shawls,
Sewing Silk, Fringes and Buttons, Bound and
Taffeta Ribbons, Ladies and Misses Silk Cravats,
Co I’d Hord’d Lawn Haud’fs, rich fancy Prints,
Brown Hollands, Guttzo Cup Ribbons. Fancy
Head Hdk'fs, Sewing Silk, Black und Colored
Belt Ribbons, Damask Napkins, Fancy Black
Silk Vestings, itc., itc. Por sale at lowest
prices bv
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
nov 0
P ER'STEAMER CHEROKEE.
—Superfine Swiss Muslins; do dotted Tarl-
ton do; do Fig’d do do; French Mousde Laities,
&c. itc. For sale by
nov 0 LATHROP it FOOTE.
S OUJ
CITIZENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, TEN
NESSEE, FLORIDA,’ LOUISIANA. &c.—
Allow mo to call your attention to ond of the great
est and most useful Medocines ever discovered.
If is not my intention to tax you with a long and
tifesora advertisement, hut l lay before you the
testimony of the most respectable families in the
United States, most of my certificates arc from the
city of Savannah, whore I reside, and many from
ymrrown State, where the Mediciue is used with
great and astonishing success; it lias proved itself
to bo superior to any other Medicine for the cure
of Fever and Ague, which it will do in the very
short space of Twelve Honrs, it has uover been
kffown to faille effect a certain cure. The Med
iciue is a harmless and tasteless one, which will
make ilthe most popular Medicine in the Southern
States. The Medicine contains tto mineral pre
paration whatever, but is a harmless Vegetable
iiRtter only. To Planters, this Mediciue is a val
uable preparation, as it cures all cases iu twelve
hours, and docs not require any time to he lost; all
that is to be done is to lake the Medicine und to go
t^work. To the Rice Planter it is a valuable Med
icine, as it does not contain any mercurial or min
eral preparation whatever, and is therefore a safe
Medicine for those who are liable to exposure. I
begyou. do not let me have to tax you so often with
advertisements, certificates, iV.e. It Ims already
proved-itself to hew hat I say it is, and the greatest
proof is every body is recommending it to be the
only certain and speedy cure for the Fever and
Ague All you have to do is to ask your neighbor
what ho thinks of H umphreya’ Remedy for Fever
and Ague, and of course, to he convinced, yoirwil!
fry it, at least I hone so. Here is my offer to uny
Planter of South Carolina, who will eitherfcall on
Doct. P. M. Cohen, of Charleston, S C. or myself,
intho city of Savannah, and either of us will give
enough for twelve cases, and if it does not cure ten
nnt of twelve, we will refund the amount paid for
it.' Your are to see the Medicine taken us l have
directed; 1
Outing to the heavy rains during the past sum
mer, and which still continue^ nil tho lew lands
nr8 underwater, which will cause a great deal of
thh* disease on the Rico Plantations; it will ho to
your advantage to procure a certain and speejly
remedy; you can do so by applying to either of
mysAgentfror myself. Ask for HUMPlIREY’S
REMEDY FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
This Medicine is for sale by tho following
named gentlemen, who are the only agents for
*he.italeof the Groat Southern Kkmkdr, where
It Will bo found either at 'wholesale or retail.
Country merchants will make a handftbtne profit
by selling this medicine. A liberal discotir tinude
to Planters, &c., by the dozen. Address.
W. HUMPHREYS,Jr.,
°ct 18 Druggist, Savannah, Gn.
H OME UV DU ST R V.-SU QatUms Hum
phrey’s Superior Cologne /Er//«r*-Pronounc-
«d to be superior to tho best imported German,
Friench or English manufacture, prepared and
•old by \\ M. IIUMPHREYS, JR.
Wholesale and RetajJ DruggDt,
oct!8 Savannah. Gn.
T?I PORT A NT TO SPORTSMEN.
•L—Guns and Revolving Pistols, Double and
Single Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Walker’s Per
cussion Cups-and Gun Wadding, W. Richards’
do French,G D do. • Shot, Powder, Lend, Shot-
Rody-belts nnd PodAhcs. All «orts and rfized
Flaxk*, Cleaning Rods, &c. &c*. Just received
and for sale low wholesale and retail, at No. 11
BdVnard street, Savanuuh.
octl8 E. LOVELL.
I ffGUT I—Cornelius’ Lard Lumps! Tho
J Subscribers oro soiling off their assortment
oftho abovp eelehrnted Lumps at reduced prices,
end would mvite the attention of uil who would
wi*h to get a good nnd dintidsomo Lamp for a
small price, to cull. Those Lamps will burn with
did meanest kind of oil, nnd givo a better light
ihitn the old fashioned Astral Lamp-will with the
be*t sperm oil. As a matter of economy these
Lamps nre preferable to nil othurs now in use.
Also Sperm mid Whuie Oi! for Solnr Lamps for
v le by TIIPMAS M. TURNER & CO.
fob 21 • 161'Bay-street.
TJAPEU.-300 remns single mid crown
JL r ‘ Wrapping Paper ; (SO do double wrapping
paper; 40 do heiivy Grocer’s bag do do; 50 do
Hardware and fine envelope do: 150 do 8ho6 and
Tea do; 75 do Foolscap do; 100 do plain and
ruled letter paper ; 60 do Flat Cap, and Packet
pofet for prin.fiug. Fnrsalo low l»y
may 20 DEN SLOW & WEBSTER.
C ARPETS.—Just received, Three-ply u
lugruirt.' Fursalo by
lid
nov (i
LATHROP & FOOTE.
B Y RECENT ARRIVALS.—Blan
kets and Kerseys for Plantation supplies.
AUo, Flannel*, Sdotch Cn^rs, & r *. For snle^hy
liovG
LATHROP & FOOT *
N EW AND FASIIIO IVADLE
GOODS.—The subscribers have received
per Excel a large variety of fashionable dretis
Goods, for Fall and Winter wear, consisting of
French nnd English Broad Clotfk£ Glack and col
ored, a variety of French, Belgian and Ameri
can Cussimeres, together with a handsome assort
ment of Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings* all
of which they nre now prepared to make to or
der on acconnnoduting terms und in the most
fashionable style.
net 7 HAMILTON & SYMONS.
T>AINTS AMD VARNISH.—600 kegs
JL White Lead, pure, No. 1 and 2 in 25, 5ft and
I Oft lb kegs; 2501b No. 1 dry Chrome Grecn;200lb
English nnd Brunswick do dry; 300lbs Chrome
Green Ground, in 1, 2, 4, 6 und 81b cans; 2ft()lbs
dry Paris Greeni IGftlbs Ground Paris Green;
100 kegs Black, Red, Yellow nnd Brown paint
ground in oil; 8 bids Furniture and Coach Var
nish; 3 do Japan und Leather Varnish. For sule
by nov 8 DENSLOW & WEBSTER.
W indow glass.—240 boxes 8X
10Glass,varion*qualities; 200do, 10X12,
do do do.; 100do. Glass, 10X14, 11X15, 1IX
1G, 12X14, 12X10 and 12X18; 90 do. French
do., good quality, sizes, 10X14, 12X16, 12X18,
14X20, 14X22, 1GX22, 1CX2*. 16X24, 18X20,
18X28, 20X24, 24X30 24X32, 24X30 and 28X
42; 20 boxes double thick Glass, various aizes,
in store, and for sale by
nov 8 DENSLOW & WEBSTER
P AJPER.—200 reams Double nnd Heavy
Wrapping Paper; 200 do strong Crown do
do; 250 do' strong Single dodo: 31)0 do singlo
ami double Straw do do; 100 do Ruled Foolscap
paper; 150 do Ruled Letter paper, assorted kind*;
100do plain Can and Letter paper lor Printer’s
use; 50 do Flatcap and Folio Post do do; 400 do
Newspaper 21X27—22X32—24X30 and 20X39
inch.; 30 do Medium Book-coferpupgr.assorted
colors; 50 do Envelope paper,in store and ar
riving, and for sale at moderate prices, by
nov 8 D E NS LOW & WEBSTER.
N EW SPRING GOODS.-Per Che-
rokee: Paris printed Barages; plain and fig’d
Silk Tissues ; Silk Mn'rahonf, for evening dress
es: French Prints; Linen Lustres ; plain blk Tis
sue; Mode and light col’d Clminbrays ; Standing
Cellars ; Thread nnd Lisle Lecee; Illusive Luce;
blk Silks; French Ginghams; printed Lawns;
worked Cuffs and Collars; Cliainilly Veils. Silk
Scarfs; Fancy cravats; Fancy Buttons and Fring
es; Cap Ribbons ; Belt Ribbons; Neck and Bon
net Ribbons; Silk Parasols and Umbrellas; Eng
lish and American and French Prints,
feb 15 SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT,
C OTTON OSNABURGS.-5D bales
Cotton Osnulmrgv Georgia Manufacture;
20do Schley’s Georgia Stripes ; 5 do Milledgo-
ville do do, just received lindfor nahi by
jail 19 SNjDER. LATHROP it NEVITT.
B lue and brown drills.
—1 enso Blue Drills: 2 bules Brown do;
I bale 10-4 Brown Sheeting. Just received per
Excel. SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.-
feb 14
I LiRASOLS.— 1 case, containing u line
A assortment of super Ivory Handles, Bone
Handles, Silk, Friugbd and Scolopcd. Just re
ceived per Cherokee.
feb 14 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT.
10 half pipes,
Lutiding and
ATABD WltANDt.-l
Y-P in bond, vintages *40 and ’47.
for sole by
mar 22 ‘
, vintages
SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
T OGWOOD.—20 bbis fine chipped Log-
XJ wood, just' received end for sc to low, by
THOMAS M. TURNER & CO.
_°PL 181 Bay street. •
B AY RUM.—5 boxes French’s superior
Bay Rum. Just received and for stole'bV '
THOMAS M. TUllNF.il & CO., ’
_»PL M 181 Iliiy.Htroct.
OKBMB’N FASHION.—JurtreceiTgd
U per Steamship Tennessee, six cases White
Beaver Hats. D. A. AMBLER & CO.
apr 10
TTOWPER.—200 kegs Rifle and Sporting
XT Powder. 150 half do do dodo; 120 quarter
do do do do; 100 do Blunting und Plantation do.
for sulu by DENSLOW & WEBSTER
op 2 ,
mffiTATlON NIUNKETN AND
XT POWDER. AUo, Nos.P, 8,7, Ac. Shot.
Just received nnd fof sale by
17 E. LOVDlX,*
T>ACONf SIDES. —30 lihds prime, land
JX ing from brig Maria, for sale by
»P»‘ 7 COHEN A FOSDICK.
’ QI/LIAR.—New ertip N O Sugar; also^oine
very 'choice of the old crop, for sale by
fflgggl A. MINIS. 1
X JI1VE1V DRILLINGS, Drop d’Ete, and
-IU a largo assortment of Good* for Gentle-
meffe wear. For sale by
apr JO MARSHALL A AIK1N.
IN QUART BOTTLES,
For the removal nud permanent cure of nil
ilhenscH fii-ltting from nu Impure etnto of the
lilojiil or linhlt of the systeiii, vizt
Sirofiita or King's. Ettl, ,/Mrcifmutwm. obstinate
Cut an toils Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on
the face. Watches, Piles, Chronic Sore Eyes. King
ll orm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and
pafif of the hones and Joints, Stubborn ulcers,
Syphilitic Symptom#,Scuttled, of Luiiibugo; add
diseases arising from an injudicious use’of Mer
cury. Acihtcs or Dropsy, exposure or imprudence
in fife; also, chronic constitutional disorders,^'c.
This Medicine lias acquired u very extended
nnd established reputation wherever it lias been’
used, based eu ircly on its own merits, which its
superior elfibitcy lias alone sustained. Tim un
fortunate victim of hereditary disease, with swol
len glands, contracted sinews, nnd hones half ca
rious had been restored to health and vigor. The
scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome
to hiiitseif, and his attendants, hits b'cdif made
whole. Hundreds of persons, who had groaned
hopelessly for years under cutaneous und gluud-
lilar disorders, chronic rheumatism, and many
other conipluints springing from a derangement
of the sccrutive organs and the circulation, have
been rnisc'd'as it were from the rnfck of disease,
ami now with regenerated constitutions, gladly
testify to the.eliicucy 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 lime; and were it desira-
bio, a mass of the most overwhelming testimony
could he broil "lit forward, proving u/bsf conclu
sively its inestimable value. The ulllicted, and
those who have not used this medicine, ure invi
ted to make u trial of its virtues, and appropriate
to themselves the benefit which it alone cun be
stow.
“Trtub Is stranger limit fiction.**
Tho attention of the reader is called to tho fol
lowing astonishing cure, effected by the use of
Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
This is to certify that I have a colored woman
who has been nfilicted for the last five years with
Scrofula, and uil the remedies I used had no ef
fect in arresting the progress of the complaint;
on the contrary, she grew constantly worse; and
after expending between $70 and $80 with physi
cians, besides using oilier populur remedies with
out success, till the diseuie hui-eaten away the
cartilago of her nose, made its appearance on vu-
ririus parts of her body, and had finally commenc
ed its ravages in the roof of her mouth.
Iu this dreadful sitciltio'n,'with the prospect of
death staring her in tho face, I slated her case
to Dr. Uisoswuy, the agent for Sands’ Sarsapa
rilla in Nowbern, N. C.. by whom 1 was advised
to use that article; and to my surprise'and that of
my neighbors, to whom her case wus known, al
ter using ftAif afsd’n hu'ir bottles, she was restor
ed to perfect health, mid tliut in the space of three
weeks, and was able to work - in two weeks front
the time she commenced taking it'.
In witness oftlie truth of this statement, I have
hereunto affixed yiy name, this 19th Sept.,,1847.
James McCotter. J. P.
Month of Neuse River, Craven Co., N. C.
Ulcer cttrctf’of mo von years Ntanding.
This euro wus effected in July, 1844; there
have been nrt symptoms of a return,’and her
health still continues good, July, 1348.
Ncw-York, July 25,1844.
Messrs. Sands—Gentlemen: I consider it but
nil uct of justice to you to slate the following facts
in reference to tho great benefit I have received
in tho curb of art obstinate Ca'nCcrod# Ulcir on my
breast.
I was attended eighteen months by a regular
and skilful physician, assisted by the advice nnd
counsel of one ofoui'nidst able und experienced
surgeons, without the least benefit whatever. All
the various methods of treating cancer were- re
sorted to; fur 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 largo that it held over an ounce of the solution.
The doctor probed tho ulcer and examined the
bone, und said the disease was udvuncing rapidly
to the lungs, and iff did not get speedy relief by
medicine or by an operation, the result would be
fatal. I wasudvised to have the breast laid open
and the bones examined; but finding no relief
from what had been done, and feeling I.tvas rap
idly getting worse, 1 almost despaired of recove
ry, and considered myca.se nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials and certificates of
euro by the use of Sands' Sarsaparilla, iu cases
similar to my own, 1 concluded to try u few bot
tles, several of which were used, but, from the
long deep-seated character of my disease, produ
ced no very decided cliunge. Considering this
as the only probable euro for my case, I persever
ed until the disease was entirely cured. It is now
over eleven months since the euro was comple
ted ; there is not the slightest appearance of a re
turn. I therefore pronounce myself wnu„ nnd
the cure entirely effected by Sands' Sarsaparilla,
ns I took no other inedieine of any kind during
tho time I was using it, nor have I taken any
since. - *
Please excuse this long deferred acknowledg
ment wfticti l think it my duly to make. Your va
lue hie Sarsaparilla cured me, with the blessip.gof
Divine Providence, when nothing else could; und
I feel myself under lasting obligation to you. I
can say wmdf things I cannot write, nnd I do
most respectfully invite Indies nfilicted as I have
been, to call upon me, and I will satisfy them
fully of tho truth as stated above, and muny other
things ill rcfercucc to the case.
Nancv J. Miller. 218 Siillivan-street.
Sands’ Celebrated Sarsaparilla.—This excellent
compound, which is creutiug such a universal in
terest throughout the country, bus inade its way
successfully into the favor of our citizens and tlicr -
people around ns. We have read again and u-
gain of the elficuey of this invaluable medicine—
if we can cull a very pleasant beverage medieinb
—but not until lately have wo had any positive
proof which could induce us to speuk fairly of it.
But, from facts in our possession, wo are now
well convinced that without any exception, it is
tho safest, pleasantest, and best compound ever of
fered to the public, for tho euro of all chronic dis
eases, rheumatism and scrofula, and all impuri
ties oftlie blood, together with many other cotn-
plnints.
It bus oolong been remarked that tho ago is one
of “ nostrums uud nostrum-venders,” that wo
liardlv dare'recommend a vulnablo discovery in
the Medicul Science, lest we jeopardize our repu
tation for incredulity and consistency; hut in this
Distance we hesitate not to hazard tho remark
which wo have made ubovo.—Hartford Rccieio.
Sore Throat; *
The following is an extract from a letter recei
ved from Mrs. Buvan, who had been afflicted
severul years with Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Ac., and recently an affection of the throat and
chest:
Mcysburg, Va., Dec. 13,1845.
Messrs.’'A. IJ. A 1). Suuds: Boforo I,com
menced using your Sarsaparilla, my sufi’erings
were-almost past expression; my throat wus
completely nlcferiU'ed, I had a dreadful cough,and
thoro were frequently weeks together tliut Fcould
not speak above u whisper; and besides, the in
flammation from my throat extended to my head,
«o that my hearing was very much impaired. Af-
tor taking the Sarsapurillua short timo,my health
unproved, and my throat is noW'weir ; I am as
free from cough ond tightness of the chest as ever
-I was, und cun»hear quito distinctly. My throat
has been well ubout throo months, tho cure of
which hue boon effected entirely by tho use of
yonr Sursapurillu. Your friend,
Louiita R. Bevan.
Sands' Sarsaparilla—Scarlet Fever disarmed of
its Terrors /—This dangerous nud alarming uf-
fectibn, which’ has swept from the 6tnge tif time
•o many botli at the ifidocentnge of infilncy; nnd
the more vigorous nud inuturo ngo of pmnhdod
haiat length met its bnne nnd antidote, nnd its
evil effects upon tho system are luid waste by the
powerftilInfluence ofthifl preparation. A little
grund-child of Mr. Win. Patrick, wodd-enrder,
was attacked with scarlet fever, winch left her in
a dreadful stuta; her body was covered with pur-
iielqs of scarlet eruptions; n largo lump some
thing like a bilo. and at least two inches in diam*
otar, made its appearance outhe shoulder, which
broko and discharged an almost incredibR'quan-
tity uf most offensive inattep and besides this, a
largo quantity woh discharged from tho.ears, of a
very offensive character., Almoetdespairing of
ovor stopping tlm discharge, they niiido trial of
SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, which effected a
complete euro, the child having lukon only one
bottlo. For tho benefit of those sufiuiing from
the ImncAll efi'ucts of this horrible tliseuse, Mr,.
Patrick will be pleased to inform uny person as
to tho correctness of this statement, if they call ut
his residence iu Exeter near Fuwn-st.—ualt.Sun.
Thd following testimonial to tho valuo of tho
Sarsaparilla, is from tho Rev. Luther Wright, a-
ged 76 years, Congregational Minister, residing
ut Woburn. Woburn. Mass,, Mdfp(i 30,1846.
Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen—From what 1 have
experienced, and from the information I have re
cently received firom unnuibor of persons of high
respectability who havo used your Sarsaparilla,
I have not the least doubt but ll.ut it is a most val
uable medicine, and that the numerous certifi
cates you liuvu received of its elficuey ure fully
sustained by experience, und although its reputa
tion and. utility are very extensive, und stand in.
iio liuud of my humble efforts to increase them, I
want all who’ uro ufilicted by disunso to become
acquainted with the efficiency and power ofyour
vutuuhiu medicine. I am, gentlemen, ,
Gratefully and very respectfully y6tffit,
Luther Wright.
Prepared un’d sq,ld, wholesale ond retuil by A.
A. A D. SANDS, Druggists nnd Chemists, 109
Fulloff-st., corny of William,''New York. Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States and Canadas. Prico $1 per Bot
tle ; six’ Botiltis for $5.
Agents in Savanuuh, G. R. Hendrickson ACo,
Turner A’Oden, A.’A. Solomons. Agents
in Mucon, Bruno A Virgins.; in Hu\vkiusvillo,
Dr. 11. Matiiewson ; in Augusta, Win. Kitchen,
und T. Barret A Co. ' feb 9
STtAYLOR’S BALSAM^~L1VEIU
WORT.—That this medicine should ac
quire so tmfcfi 1’6‘ttirifety is not tit ull sfr'uhge when
we take into consideration the vast number that
aro cured by its use. For many years it bus
proved so astonishingly successfitlut the North,that
nearly every faimfy retain it iil'their house as an
tidote to colds, coughs and consumption.
That no other article possesses the sinne merits
is equally tfne, and the consumptive learns that
lie cun depend upon this medicine when all others
have proved worthless. There is notu doubt hut
thousands afe yearly cured by thfs inestimable
medicine, nnd in many instances where those
given up to die,nave in a n inc’dible short time been
entirely cured by its unrivalled efficacy. The fol
lowing remarkable case of consumption was
cured by this Balsam of Liverwort.. As you
value life and health and would be cured, at once
resort to this article, and rest assured you will not
resort in vain—but read and judge for yourself:
Interesting cure of Consumption and Liter
Complaint.—I had a . violent cdugli, with*raising
of phlegm, a severe pain in my side, back,
stomach, and across my bowels. 1 was so cold at
times, it seemed impossible to keep warm, even
when others were complaining of the (teat, and
my skin was very yellow. I fell away to skin and
hones, my veins sunk in and became invisible, and
every person supposed me dying. A friend of
mine recommended me to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam
of Liverwort, which I got. as my physician did
memo good, and this medicine soon restored
me to good heultli dgaiu.
J. K.VVANAOn,
Ship Carpenter, 640 Water-street.
Although thousands nre cured by Dr. Taylor’s
Balsam of Liverwort, and as many still die of that
futul malady, the cause is plain, noglecl your first
symptoms, mid then trifle with things of no use
until it is too late, deuth follows. But every
one can be cured if they will. Take this medi
cine at the first approach of the insidious foe, and
you will be easily cured. Yet this medicine has
cured consumption iu advanced stages, as the
testimonials below will prove. But the surest
way is not to defer, as “delays aro always dan
gerous.”
Consumption Cured.—My 6ori having a violent
cold, used to cough violently, raising quantities
of thick putrid matter, and finally he could not
turn over in bed, from weakness. He manifest
ed every symptom of confirmed consumption.
Fo/'O years lie lmd been subject to the asthma.
His physicians, Drs. Vermoule und Anderson,
said he was incurable and must soon die. ,Yct I
was determined to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of
Liverwort nud strange ns if may appear, this
medicine has fully restored his health.
Sophia Gallon, 14 Norfolk-st.
Asthma Cured.—I have suffered from the
Asthma a very long, time, and have used every
medicine I could obtuin for its cure in vain, until
I tried Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort. This
medicine has afforded me most manifest benefit,
OLD BSTAULIB11BD CASH STORE.
Commit or Whitaker and Cottonm Streets.
T he subscribers are receiving duily thoir sup
ply of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of figured uud plain Mode Bo
rages ? colored and white embroidered Swiss
Muslins t Silk uud Lincu Barages; French and
Scotch Gtnghums; Printed Cumbri^saud Lawns,
together with a large assortment of other seusou-
able goods, which they will sell at the usual low
prices fpr cash.
marl M. PRENDERGAST A CO.
lYTOTIUE.—Please call at 96 BRYAN
i.1 STREET, next door to M..Eastman’s Jew
elry Store, whero is offered for sulu tho follow
ing articles ; 200 pieces Musqnito Netting, 100
pieces Grn&B Clplh, 10 eases Shirting, 4 cases
Calico, assorted ; niuitod nud plain Jacconet and
Swiss Muslin; fig’d Laco Edgings; Thread Edg
ing; fine Linen Cambric; sack und drestf Buttons;
Ribbons, assorted; Coat’s Spool Cotton.
CLOTHING.-r-SitloS.triped.Cussiniero; Plait
ed do ; assorted Shirts and Clothing, and n good
munv other urtielee ut Wholesale nnd Retail
Tiie citizens nnd tho pnb)jc in general a^o res
pectfully invited. Also, Country Merchants can
supply themselves ut very low rules ut
A. A L. MACK’S,.,
mnr 24 —3moa No. 96 Bryan str^t.
A UIUFODINA; or. Adventures in the Gold
Region, by Cantell A. Bigly. *
The California Guide Book; comprising Col.
Fremont's Geographical Account of Upper Cal
ifornia; Major EmoiyV Overland Journey from
Fort Leavenworth, in MiMiouri, to San Diego,
in California, including pnrts of the Arkunsns,
Del Norte nnd Gila rivers; and Captain Fre
mont’s Narrative of tho Exploring Expedition to
the Rocky Mountains, and to Oregon and North
California, with a Map of the various routes,
and a Map of the Gold Regions. The Gold
Mines of California, Ac., Ac., edited by fj. G.
Foster, Esq.
The Lancashire Witches, by W. II. Ains
worth.
The Prince of George St. George Julian, by
Henry Cochton.
The Old Judge; or Life in a Colony.
Percy; or tho Old Love nnd tho New.
Lawson’s Map of the Gold, Silver and Quick
silver District in California. Received by
feb 14 JOHN M. COOPER.
E MDUOIDUiUUS. — MARSHALL
A AIKIN have now open uud for sale,
Ladies’ fashionable Muslin and Luce Capes ; La
dies’fashionable Muslin Collars, triuieu ; Chiin-
izettsand Standing Collars. mar 1
TJ DCE1VE2D per Steamer CHEROKEE,
JtV Worked Muslin Collars and Capes; Lace
Cupes; Worked Muslin Cuffs; Swiss Edgings uud
Inserting*; Juckonet Edgings und Inserting*;
Thread Edgings;.Mecklin Lnecs; Lisle Edgings;
Nett Mitts and Gloves; Silk Gloves; Silk Hose;
Misses und Ludies’ Bonnet Ribbons; with a va
riety of other goods, now opening and for sale by
feb 20 ISAAC D. LaROCIIE.
D omestic oooflSTjiJS'f u£
CEIVED.—O cases bleached Shirtings; 1
do 10-4 do do; 2 do Shirting Stripes; 2 do Marl
boro, do; 1 do Richmond do; 10 bales brown
Shirting; 5 do do Sheeting; 10 do striped Cotton
Osuuburgs; £0 do brown do do; ussorted for
sale, at lowest, market prices, by
ISAAC D\ LaROCHE.
uiar 24 Shad’s building.
l\fEirSPIUNG CLOTHS AND
ll C
iyi uffinraLEgm
AUo. Maynard & Noye,' S 0 '
in all ailed bo(»la» from 1 X ,°'
THOS.JItiihR' 1, ^
Whole«o[i! UruS^.f c 0
"PATENT laETALrr^frSi?*
t TIC BELTING.-*
articb of various widllufroia if a lh *
This drticle lin» been (liurouJ l il^ 11 "nk,u
Sloam Itico Mill, in tl.U city \ ',T d, » fcfc
m tins vicinity, as well a, byVaanv aL°," ,e '>lii
iiih parts ol the State, for (imfi n er *'U(L
his if. Rnhiim U J T .. '. n
rioiis
all
Mo: h Bohin !! .ha,aSdci\S -, ^l
Krir“divt C eX.“ tralCh ' n “ 1 *“& 1
As we sell *
’ Pficci.,
V OL. 2 MACAULAY’S HISTORY OF
England.
.Industrial. Exchanges and Social Remedies,
with a consideration of Tuxatiuu. By David
Purisli Barhydt.
Vol. 5 Posthumous Works of the Rev. Tho
mas Chalmers. D. D., L. L. D. Edited by the
Itcv. William Hanna, L. L. D.
History .of Hannibal the Curthagenian. By
Jacob Abboil.
Parts 2 and 3, Life of Franklin. Illustrated.
Purtl Rolund Cusliol. By Charles Lever.
Received by JOHN M. COOPER.
fgb 13. . . . ...
M
CAS$IM EltES.—The Subscribers
’ ^ - “ SOPER
and is, in my opinion, a cure for this distressing ’'"I" ' Silesias, &c. For^saiciby
disease; more especially, as 1 know of muny mar 27 LATHROP A FOOTE.
cases umong my friends, where it ims been highly
.. .. .... . ... ^
successful. Persons interested uro invited to cal
at my residence for further information.
Mns. S. Ruton.218 Laurens-st.
Wo might give hundreds of testimonials from
Physicians, the press, clergy, and those who have
been cured, but ull wc desire is to call the attention
of the afflicted, and for thbir own good they will
try it.
Look out for counterfeits! Always observe the
signature, Geo. Taylor, Mi D., on fbe engraved
label, and prepared at the Wholesale Depot, 72
Beekuiun-street, New York.
For sule by A. A. SOLOMONS;
A. A. DENSLOW.
Of whom only cun tho genuine be hnd. All
olhes nre spurious. 20 umr25
A UROlV ROOT.—Just received a fresh
ix. supply of Col. IIullowcs’Arrow Root, new
crop, uiia for sale by J. ROUSSEAU.
Tho Arrow Root may be distinguished from
Potatoe Starch by the different sizes of its parti
cles and by the difference of structure. It is des
titute of that fetid unwholesome oils, extracticuble
by alcohol from Potatoe starch.—Dr Ure on Arts.
I have examined and have had prepared some
Arrow Root cultivated nnd manufactured by Col.
IIullowcs of St. Marys, Georgia. It is the best
quality of that variety offaeculu I lmve met with,
being superior to any Bermuda or other Arrow
Root I have seen. Samuki. Jackson, M. D.
feb 18 University of Pennsylvania.
C ~ OL. IIALLOWES’ PFRE AR-
ROW ROOT—“New Yofk ffinpjtal, Oct.
9th, 1847.—-1 have made an analysis and compa
rative examination of the Arrow Root grown nnd
manufactured from the erop of 1846,.by Col.
Hallowes, of St. Muiya; Ga', nnd now exhibited
ut tho Fair of the American Institute of this City,
and huve to report that I find it equal in every
respect’ fo’ the best Bermuda Arrow Root, and
much superior in the cure with which it has been
manufactured to most of the Bermuda now in
tho Now YbrkiimrkbL
“Lawrence ReidTProfessor of Chemistry to
the College of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Medi
cal Chemistry in the Nevv York Ilospitul.”
A supply oftlie lust crop just received by
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
octlG Market-square.
tMNE GOLD & SILVER GOODS,
X; Ac.—Including some very fine Watches
ofevory description; real Diamond and ricli Jew
elry, ot* great variety, and embracing the newest
fashions.
RealSilver Pitchers,Ten Sets, Goblets, Mugs,
Syphons nwlTish Knives and Forks; new pat
ent Gothic pattern Forks and Spoons, very ele
gant; Prince Albert and double threaded pattern
no., and plaita; Sherwood’s Galvanic Batteries,
with directions ; Papier Macho Goods in nbim-
dnnee ; Vases; Plated and Military Wares; Gui
tars, Flutes, Accordions, Banjos, and Shoot Mu
sic; Walking Canes, Ac. Cali and see, asnqiv
opened.
ty Repniring of Watches and Clocks attend
ed to as usual, und warranted.
D. B. NICHOLS,
dec 4 Istdoor West of Pulaski House.
I W. MtOltRtfLL invites his friends
• nnd the public generally, both from town and
country, to call and examino bis now FURNI
TURE STORE in Sinws' new Buildings,
Broughton Stroet. the largest in tho country under
one roof, where ho will have great/plepsure in
exhibiting to them the most oxt'ensiVd asaqrtin'erit
of ready made Furniture ever offered in the
Southern markets. _ nov22
ANAL f’LOTTU.—25 bbla banal Flour,land-
ing and for sale by
nug 15 SCRANTON A JOHNSTON.
nRFRIGRRATORS.—Badger’s Im-
JLL proved Pattern which does not, consume
half the quantity of Ice as the old style. Horn-
ding’s approved Ghosts. Ju»t received nnd for
sale by I. W. MORRELL,
apr 25
hav
received per TENNESSEE. A SO^ERTOR
STOCK OF CLOTHS, FANCY CASSi-
MERES AND VESTINGS, oftlie Latest
and most Fashionable Style, suitable for the
Spring and Summer. They , are prepared to.
have them made in the best manner for cash or
upproved credit.
mar 27 HAMILTON A SYMONS.
M uslins,, prints, &c.-^Uec«ived
per steamer Cherokee. French Printed
Muslins, Printed Lawns, Lisle Chamhras. Scotch
Ginghams, Ginglmm Muslins, Plaid Silk Tissues,
Funcy Laces Ac. l|pr sale bv
apr 3 LATHROP A FOOtE.
D RY GIFOtfS.— 1 The subscribers have'
just received a new und complete assort
ment of the most fashionable Dress Goods im
ported this season, consisting iu part of French
and English Lawns, Paris Printed Barages, Silk
Tissues, Lamartine Stripes, Organdies. Printed
Calicoes, Merimac Prints. Also, a full supply
of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow-case
Linen. Thread Laces and Edgings, Lisle do,
Kid Gloves, Silk do, Standing Collars, Purse
Silks plain and shaded. Green Burnge, Italian
Crapes, Grass Cloth, white Cotton Hose, black
nnd Fuuey Cravats, fancy Cottouades and Cus-
situeres, Ac. Persons desirous of purchasing n
supply of Spring Goods, would do well by ex-
amining our slock, befipro purchasing elsewhere.
Upl2 EINSTEIN A ECKMAN.
S PRING GOODS.—White and colored
Linen‘D/ills, Check Linen Coating, Brown
Linen, Grass do, Brown Holland, Irish Linen.
Pillow Case do, Linen Sheetjng,.do Lustres,
Drap D’Ete, Drap D’Orsay, Mohair Cloth, Sum
mer Coating, Ac, with every variety Colton Pan
taloon Stufts, for sule by
ISAAC D. LaROCHE,
mar 24 Shad’s building.
P ARASOLS AND UITIRRELLAS.
Superior rich Parasols; ladies small size
Umbrellas ; Cotton nud Silk Umbrellas—a large
variety.
mar 27 MARSHALL A AIKIN.
D rillings, cottouades,
Ac.—Per brig Lowell. White figured and
plain Linen Drills; fancy I.incn Drills; Cotton-
adcs, a full assortment; Mcrseilles and Linen
Vestings; Silk Vestings; Summer Tweeds;
French and English Drab de Etes; Codrington’s
Croton Coatings; Wellington Checks; Rich
mond Stripes; Plaid nnd Printed Head Hundk’fs;
Pongee Uundk’fs; Silk Cravats; Muslin Cru-
P ER STEAMER TENNESSEE.
Superior French Jackonets, Lawns, Mus
lins and Ginghams.
mar27 MARSHALL A AIKIN.
B arages, ginghams, *c.—
Per steamer Tennessee. Printed and
Satin Striped Barages; French Muslins and
Lawns; Scotch and French Ginghams: Printed
Silk Albanum; Black Plaid Lawns; Freuchuud
English Prints, Ac., Ac. For sale by • .
mar27 LATHROP A FOOTE.
A N APPEAL FOR I849.—PurHUc-
cess during the past year, gives us stfeh un
bounded spirits, that we are completely on tip
toe for another year’s business. We must sneak
out,and say. that although We have done mucn,wc
nro not yet nor will be satisfied until we are
kept busy every minute of our time. We wish
to do an honorable, healthy .satisfactory business,
with all who give ffs their trade, and # our supply
of goods shall be made to suit the demand.—
Thanks to all who have given us their aid in
times past, and invitations for a continuance of
their custom is our constant theme.
We close, alter reminding nil renders of the
Georgian, whoso Clothes, Boots, -nnd Shoes ure
wearing out, that there is a place where they can
always get more, at 103 Congress street, south
side Market squnre.
jau 3 WILLIAM B. HALE.
130NNEVr!s».—Ho! fok California!—A
JD spleuded assortment of Ladies’ Bomiets sui
table for the Gold Regions, for sale by
feb27 I).A. AMBLER ACO. 149 Congress-st
G OLD PENS.—Bagiev’s “United States”
Pen (very large) Desk Holders', do dodo
patent extension Case, new style.
Also a further supply of tho “A. G.'Bagloy’s”
Pen, in plain und pa'tent extension cases, rocoiv
mar30 cd by JOHN M. COOPER.
A naesthesia, or the employment of
Chloroform nnd Ether in Surgery, Mid
wifery. etc. By J. Y. Simpson, M. D., F. R. S. E.
Minor Surgery; or, Hints on the e.very-dny
Dutiesoftho Surgeon. By Henry Smith. M. D.
Epidemic Cholera: Its History, Causes, Path-
olojjy, and Treutuieut. By C. B. Coventry,
England under the House of Hanover; Its
History and Condition during the lteigns of the
Three Georges, Illustrated from the Caricatures
and Satires of the Duv. By Thomas Wright,
Esa., M, A., F. S. A., cvc. London 2 vols. 8mo.
The American Fruit Book; contnin'g Direc
tions for Raising, Ac., Fruit Trees, Shrubs, nud
Plants. Ac., Embellished and Illustrated. By S.
W. Cole.
Essays and Reviews; or, Scones nnd Charac
ters: being u Selection of tho most Eloquent
Passages from the Writings of T. Babington
Macaulay.
Naomi; or Boston-Two Hundred Years Ago.
By Eliza Buckminster Leo.’
Poems. By Oliver Wondell Holmes. Now
and Enlarged Edition. Reepivpd (iy
apr 23 JOHN M. COOPER.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
T HOMAS M. TURNER a CO. are now
receiving Inrgo additions to their extensive
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Perfumeries, Brushes, Teas, Ac. Ac. at their
store 181 Buy street, to which they would in-
vitothe attention of the Country Merchants nnd
Planters. Wo would also respectfully inform
our friends and tho public generally that we Keep
for RETAIL a fino assortment ot Perfumeries,
Soups, Toilette Combs nnd Brushes; Tens aiid
Spices of all kinds besides a well selected stock
ol Chemicals ;' olf the Patent Medicines of the
day ; Sperm and Whale Oils, Ac. Ac. All of
yhiclj will be offefed at prices to suit tho times.
mar 28 181 BAY STREET.
railS A1DPBI1VTED OBGAIV-
X7. DIES dec.- •Received per steamer
Cherokee, Black Alpacas; Dol’d. Organdies;
Linen Braid Edgings; Lisle Valencias and Sax
ony Edgings ana Lnecs, Ac., for sale by
npl'IC LATHROP A FOOTE.
A N ILLUSTRATED System of ilu-
man Anatomy, Special, Geneful and Mi
croscopic: by Samuel George Morton, M. D.
A Digest of tho Luws oftlie United States, in
cluding the Treaties with Foreign Powers,-and
nn Abstract ofthe Judicial Decisions relating lo
the Constitutional uud Statutory Law, with an
addenda : by Thomas F. Gufdou'.
The Shipmaster’s Assistant, und Commercial
Digest; containing information necessary for
Merchants, Owners, und Masters Uf Sfiips: by
Joseph Blunt.
Commentaries on Statute and Constitutional
Lnw and Statutory, nud Constitutional Con
struction : by E. Fitch Smith. Received by
^ER.
term, arc cash. For iu°e"hy aClUrCr ''
jnor^ £ENS[.0\VMVEB '
JVincii; Old Monoii«oheln and Va!h nS
„ J. ItOl-ssrM.
B,, H und firoughw,
ATTRESSES.—The suhT, \
ji— \°i r '“ l0 “ J“ ,B “ “*»rtment S' 1 ®!
Mom MattrcaM. Tor douldc and ,i n .ij >d
ul«o for Cotes. I, w
“ Ml. l!y bUea
—° Tl4 . 0ttitLL 'Snaeb bajijj
Cocou, Drorna and Chocolate. rr-ctiv.jf
A. A. SOLOMONS,*!
fohi)
JOHN M. COOPE
V OL. 3. THE LIFE AND VOY-
AGES of Christopher Columbus : to which
ure added those of his Companions; by Wash
ington Irving.
Specimens ofEnriy English Metrical Romanc
es, Ac. Ac.; by George *Ellis, Esq.
Vol*. land 2, History, Philosophically Illus
trated, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the
French Revolution; by George Miller, D. D
M. R. I. A.
Exposition of Psalm 119 as. illustrative of the
character and exercises of Christian Experience;
by Rev. Charles Bridges, M. A.
The Modern Standurd Drama, a collection of
the most popular Acting Plays; edited by John
VV.S. flows.
The Minor Drama ; a collection of- the most
popular Petit Comedies, Vaudevilles, Burlcttas,
Travesties, etc
Also, a further supply of
Thankfulness; by U. 11. Tayler.
The Dramatic Works of the Ut. Hon. R. B
Sheridan, with a Memoirofhis Life; by G.G. S
Received by JOHN M. COOPER,
feb 24
J UST. RECEIVED.—Further supplie;
of Vol.2, Macauley’s History of England.
The Bondmaid; by Fredrika Bremer.
The Old Judge: or, Life in a Colony; by
Judge Huliburtuu.
Tho Lancashire Witches; by W. Ilurrison
Ainsworth. For sale by
feb 23 JOHN M. COOPER,
TRYING’S WORKS, Vol. 7.—Tales of
X a Traveller; by Geoffrey Crayon.
Union of Church and Stute ; by B. W. Noel.
M. A. . . ,. w . .
Oregon.and California in 1843, with Ulustra-
tions-end a Map ; by J. Q. Thornton, in 2 vols.
Memoirs of Chateaubriand: writteu by him
self, vol. 1. ,
Roger of Wendover’s Chronicle, comprising
the history of England from the descent of the
Saxons to A. D.. 1235; translated from the Latin
by J.. A-Qiles. JD. C. i». ...
History Philosophically Illustrated from tho
Fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revo
lution; by George Miller, D. I)., M. R. J. A.—
third edition, revised by the author.
The Works of Plato; translated by Henry Ca
ry, M. A.
* Mucatilay’s History of England, Boston edi
tion, vol. 1.
Shaw’s Outlines of English'Literifltfre.
Here a Little and There a Little; by the au
thor of Liifc upon Liuc, Precept upon Pre
cent, Ac.
Raphael or Pages of tho Book of Life at
Twenty; by Alphonse De Lamartine.
The Caxtpns: A Family Ptettfrc; by Sir E.
Bttlwer Lyttou.
Franklin’s Life. (Illustrated,) Parts 4 and 5.
A Mauital of Fashion nnd Politeness for La
dies and Geutlemeu. Received by
mar 14 JOHN M. COOPER
W RITING AND WRAPPING
PAPER.—40 reams ruled Letter Pa
per at $150 per ream; 40 do at 1 75; 40 do at
2 00; 40 do at 2 50; 40 do af 2 75; 40 do at 3 00;
40 do at 3 25; 40 at 375; 40 do nt 4 00; '100
reams assorted do English and French, varying
in prices from 3 00 to 0 00 per renin.
ALSO—1 case each Ruled Foolscap ut $1 75,
2 00, 250, 2 75, 3 00, 35f and 5 00—-together
with a good supply of Unr (led Paper.
ALSO—1 50 reams Flat Cap; 25 each Demy
and .Medium for blank booh work.
Country Merchants will find it to their interest
to examine the above, which, together with a
good stock of Quills, iuk, steel and gold pens,
slates, pjaying cards, blank books, school and mis
cellaneous books, bibles, Ac., will be sold on as
good terms as they cun bo purchased in uny
Southern market. . t .
The subscriber is also receiving a well selected
stock of palm leaf straw* Rag and rope Wrap
ping Paper; Patent Envelope;-Printing Paper,
Ac., all of which ho offers at prices that cannot
be undersold.
nov 13 JOHN M. COOPER.
T^RENCH ROOKS.—La Chasso Aux
J- Amants; par Charles De Barnard.
Lc I’ere Goriot; par De Balzac.
Andre; par George Sand.
Vingt Aus A pres; par Alexandre Dumas.
Oeuvres Clioisies de Bull’m, edition illustre’e.
Julienne on La ServanteDe Dien ;pur M Le
Vte Walsh.
Aurcilie et Mnthilde ou Orgueil ot Modesties
par Victor; Doublet.
La $alle D’Asiio Au Bord Du La Mer ; par
Ernest Fouinet.
Ainitie et Devou'emont on Frois Mois a La
Louisiune; pur Mine Camille Lebrun.
L’Orpiiehne De Moscoir, par Mine Woillez.
Charlemagne et L’Enfaut Du Pauvre ; par
Mile Antonine Lccler.
Puu on LnRecoimpipsance; par Abel Alaurico.
Lea Animanx Industrious; pur B Allont.
Abrege do tons Les Voyages Au Pole Nord;
par Heuri Lebrun.
Voyages et Decqnvertes dans L’Afrique Cen-
Irule; pur Ilonri Lebrun.
Emmanuel ou La Domination Portugaise; par
Leopold Mery.
Le Robinson Suisso ; par Johann Rudolph
Wyss.
Indiana; par Geo Sand.
Contes et Nouvelles; par Alex. Dumas.
La Pean Dd Chagrin; par M. De Balzac.
Illusions Perdues; parM. De Balzac.
Les Derniers Jours Do Pompeii; Imite De
Efulwer. 4
Paul ot Virginio, Suivi Do La Chauiniere In-
dienne.
Historie DcsTroize, Premior Episode; par M.
De Balzac.
Los Ailos D’lcaro; par Charles De Bernard.
Un Menago De Garcou ou Province ; par M.
De Balzac.
Lo Lis dans La Vallee ; par M Do Balzac.
Spiridion; par George Sand.
Lo Gendre; par Charles Do Barnard.
Aventures De Robinson Crusoe, Traduttcs
Do Daniel Do Foo.
Modesto Mignon Scone Do La Vie' Privee; par
M< De Balzac. Received hy
nov 3 JOHN M. COOPER.
S ARTAIN’S Union-Magazino for MurclT.
The Murksmon of Monmoth, by Newtou M.
Custis.
Kate Clarendon, or Nocromancy in the Wil
derness, by Emerson Bennett.
Twelve Lectureaon Comparative Embryology,
by Louis Agassiz. 'Received by •
feb 27 JOHN M. COOPER.
dec 6
A. A. SOLOMONS .
tliflCE, PEPPEgSS.
10 bags Allspice, 10 bags l)lackp ( L „° ^
1 cask Cloves, just received and for !*
Warwick, Eo-ly Charlton. JkirlvoLillSf"
Frame, and Dwarf IUarro« fi,I'Pena • i!,S"
Pole Beaus, usual varieties Canary, 5
le-.t nud Lucerne ; a few huudrid A.i,
Roots at low prices.
*» 1, w DENSLOW ftWEBJffi
i ' B A I,, COAL.—Ked Asli brnUnT
screened Coal, ofthe best nnsliiv u, 1
stantly on band and for cslebj tllo^usnC
single ton, at reduced rates, bv M •
i"" 1 CHEt.Vf.it 4 BEAU
('««1V, oats,cornmeal"
v PEAS.—2000 bushels, just r^eivi
for sale by
dec 30
•> ' 1 * r vPl*eu
BULOHAM 6c KELL
PASTILLES DE VlCHf^A
. lor Dyspepsia, received bv
, A. A. SOLOMONS, Aw
Market 5j„:
O IL.—1500 gallons Bleached AVjute"
Wlmle, or Solar Lamp Oil; p
Train Oil. For sale bv
dee 13 DENSLOW A. WEBS'
B etter, cbackeksTSi
kegs chmce^Goslivn Dmter, ol) bl
ter, Sugar, and Soda Cnekers; 100 tloz i
Buckets; 100 do Brooms; binding and for
Dens
jnn 3
SWIFT A DENSLI
P ATENT INDIA Itl'BIltllli
P AC KING from 3*3*2 to 5*8 inch: for
jail 12 WOOD, CLAGHORNA
JOAP.—140 boxes Lee's Soso, fur •*',<
jun 4 COHEN &. F0SDI
( "lOAI, ! COAL!— m tons lll(
J quality Richmond Coal Just receive
for sale by ”
dec 29
E. W. Bill
G ARLIC.—250 bunches Garlic. JdHn>,
(
ceivcd by
dec 19
W. IV, GOODRICH. I
T ARIES KIO GLOVES—DarkW|
-L-i ors—Just received, and forsaleb'
jan 6
for sale by
MARSHALL & AIKEN-1
F IGS) Ac.--25 drums Fig?, ucaseiProwl
and 3 casks Currants, nisi receivedbr
jan 3 W. 'W. GOODRICH |
PRESERVES, &C.—A large«
jL nient of Preserves, Jellies. Jams, Pidlfll
(,'otsnp, Capers and Brundv Fruits, just receitd
by W. YV. GOODRICH,
jnn 22 Smet*’ Building-1
T^ISH.—75 bids No 3 Mackerel; 100bowl
-I? Smoked Herrings; 25 kids 8iilinon.pifkW|
10 boxes Smoked Halibut; now landing and k]
sale low by
jnn 12 WASH BURN, WILDER ACftJ
P RIME A pflESSli'EEI\-ud
75 bbls; fur sale by
jan 12 WOOD, C LAG HORN & |
N EW LARD, Arc.—Landing 501^1
new Lard; 20 do Goshen Bniter for »|
by WOOD, C LAG HORN & CO,
jan 12
E xtensive, pier and clntret.iI
BLES, with Mahogany, Black WalnuliJ
Marble Tons. Also, Grecian Claw-feel Tw*l
do Dining do; 6 Leg do do; Card Tables;s**|
do with Marble Tops; do doMah«gouvdo;h|
dies’work do; do do do with Folding Toprj»l
do do do Deep Drawers. Just received,m* , l
sale by I. W. MORKtU I
nov 23 buildiB^ I
1.FASHION ABLE SACKS.-W’I
-1- ceivcd per brig Clinton, a handsorae
merit of Cloth nnd Tweed Cassiuiere S*c» I
lute styles, for sule low bv f
sep 25 HAM I ETON & SU|0M.|
pORlV ITIEAL.—-Bag* of fresh ground
Corn Moal in store and for salo by
lubB^^^^CRANE^tOWL^JJg^
B lack siLiis-sripenur
Received, and for sale hy ,
MARSHALL & AIKE.V.
jan 6 Successors to Stotesbury &
T'lOFFEE, COEI'EE, E01'FK;1
200 hags prime Green Rio Coffve,Uo®’»|
from bark Vernon, and forsaleby P
jan 3 SWIFT AJIENSLOI^I
F LOI K. FLOCK, 1
bbls Canal Flour. "Extra;" uO liult
do; landing ond for sale by „ n .torMV i
jan 3 ^ SWIFT &
/SASHMEKES, MENSE l» - U» 1
AND WOOLEN SIIAttL3-A *g , |
ed price. MARSHALL & ■
(S HO WEB BATIIS.-Smi«y^|
O Largo Plunge Bath—the best Bamr™ ^1
Tho Large Pump Bath witUCoppeiA f'^l
plcto. Kendall’s Sleeting Ball;, » bl ‘ h fi- lft rl
the test of ages. Terry’s llip'Da' 1 *'. H [,|if.|
^cpsidn Bath. Just recciv<D n jjo K R£LL - F
POWDEU, SHOT,
Jl “ American Crystallized Gw® jj^
bags Patent Buck-shot; BOOdodrop,'^
Percussion Caps, Steel and Bras- ^.(jf
case good Plantation Muskets: i ozrc vfllfl|
man dnublo nnd single Guns; I
Pistols, Nos. 2, 3, nud 4.
ISIOIS, nOS. *, o, niiu -»• , in.l I
Just received nnd for sal® *, ^qVELL _
street, bv , '! war pntti* I
1*7"Rifles made to order nn<n * I
shoot. -rTTjrfvl
EN'TL'CKV BALE 8 I
. For salo by c cnSD^jL-l
jan 20 COHENA^gS I
nOlVDEK. SHOT *M ) f*(briil ,l tl
Jr-A full supply d n a „„ , Ji'' I
E. LOVELL,
nn li —-zr^fcOOH 1 '!
TTtASiaOiV ABLE p® iful'I f|I
A? —The subscribers would
no,.nee lo tho Ladies ofSav.nnjbJ, Co)u »bJjl
they lmve just received per * " f ,be i",
„ Sew and complete W 2|
FASMIONAIIli DRESS B » '"I
Ibis season, comprising l ’' fi ^ I 'di»J{ l ^l
Green Cashmeres
Laine, ftueen 8 Cloth, ‘ y el tins'"'
CIS of various styles anJJUr, ti*%j
description, Linen jy, Gioe b ‘^ t | f /
upwards, French ““^ 5 Al'j 3 V, ,id
1‘ij cents to 25 cts per}™'
other articles too mimer 0 | ftilj
they now offer at pno.
Strangers v weus our-"
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