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Newspaper Page Textm .-JHMsilKIt M »H*-f |U.E tiAV A^WAH, '^iSks^i.;,.r::. LLAhtS pm ANNUM, ...J-ANNUAI.tr IN AOVANCfc, ►:*‘ ■ ON,’ ‘ ARS FOR SIX'MONTHS. _».r. <u i • ,r vl-WccJtiy Georgian, for tho Country, mctthe arhuigutuout (if the tnr.il* Wl {, (Tuesday, Thursday, uud 8ui llhco of tho Daily Ueohoian, uud ^ligotioo, Gotuinorcinl, Politir.nl "“^.uoirAWrotttbfcuieiitt PAPEl. giof die Slate and Union, or de* , ut FIVE DOLLARS nor an V DOLLARS for nix ftrontn* „ .Vcekly CJcorglnn, ivery Saturday aluirnnoit, nt tmuf.k luuui—uil payable in advutico. Citation by tlioClorksoflhe Court* jut application ha* boen inudo for tnUlrauou, uniat be published rum- teuton and Adtninistrntora for Dnbt- ia to render in their uocounta, umat X WFKKA. .... ben by Executor* or Administrators jo auction, on the first Tuesday of ben the usual noun of side, nt the ale* in the county where the Let- , of Admiuiatxutio n, or t i nardin ti ll been grunted, first giving sixty roof in one of the public gazette* Id at the door of the Court Houac, i* are to be held. U’O to «eil Negroes, must ho pint- uor.tlis, before any order absolute leroitpon by Uto Court. I Estate by Exocutor*. Adtnlnislrn- din us, must bo published SIXTY he day of sulo. These sale* umat 2ourt House door of the county in fnyisflituato.nud on the first Titos- i, between the hours often in the ir in tha afternoon. No sale from I, unless so expressed in the atlver- (jy Executors, Atlministrntor* and B Court of Ordinary for leave to bo published FOUll MONTHS. >un) property (except negroes! oi tate estate* by Executor* and Ad- ist bo advertised FORTY DAYS, iy Executors and Administrator* iiuissory must ho published SIX r foreclosure of.Mortgages on real dvertisod ottcea month for FOUR Court of Ordinary, (areompatiind e bond of agreement) to make ti ll bo advertised Tjikke Months at |l.iiutler execution* regularly grant- , must lie advertised THIRTY mortgago execution* SI XT!' ■f perishable property under order ItntHt Im>. advertised generally, T EN p day of Sale. ■directed to ibis Office or the Ed it paid to entitle them to attention. I Cnluutler for IN-10, •0* TIIK SW1IIEHN ABCOH0KR.) pI’BRIDIl COUIlTd. •2d Monday, Dec«tur Hichinond AUIMJNT. I»l Monday, Crawford Pnulit tig id Monday, Ciim Clark Id Moudiy, llatdvvlnl Clmrokco Pike Union* Walton 4th Monday. Emanuel Koriytli Jackion Meriwether SEPTUM REIt. til Monday,Connta l.aurou* I. n-pkiti Marion Monroe Mortran Tsliufurro ■2d Monday, Coluuiliia P.ytm Uroeiie flwrbim-U Harris MmlUun Union .Id Monday, Hull* llnK.1 ti Kllmrt Ci liner Hall Pninain Tulliot llh Monday. CoMi Murray Nnwtuu Walker Wnnliinston Wilke* ooTonKti. I»i Monday, Cam|iliulI Maenn Warren Wilkinson Tuesday after, Walker Tliar»day after. R-iImiii *2d Monday, Can oil Haile II. ilicrslnm Hancock Henry AlmiiBomery ltaiuli,l|.li Twi(f(r. Thursday after, Tailu:ill lid itlunduy, I'li iiliiuir.i Kiii'iniiel Franklin Floyd llenrd June* 4 > e Ini Imr i,o Pulaski -llli Monday, Eurly lloUstUII Ir«in Jasper l.ioeeln Hcrivsn Stewart Troup Thursday aft. r,Tollair ItliTuo-day, lliillncli Friday after. Elltoiliam NOVEMIIHIl. 1st Monday, llilili . •2d Monday, Hooly J -fT-'ronn Muicogeo :kl Monday, llurkn Camden Sumler Friday after, Wayiio Ith Monday, Hlytm but Tlomns Thliruloy iftnr, Mclnlosti Alouday nfter, l.nwadea and I .iltor iy Tlianday nfter, llryan Ion-lay llior after. Warn TJiuratUy do Appling HF.CKMnF.lt. 1*1 timidity, U.iknr id Monday, Decatur Mph feinlnsh ill JEP liiu fedr iplintf Brioy April and Oclolmr. today February and August. •-Cliutlmm Coiyily. *!or of Chatham County, ;/ 1 •»< vvi '•.<> M* ■, - • JUS! f IiLi %!f«T».*l r . '■ * *. * >■ .-ifr’ ' *'•:•••' VOL. XXVIII. Uouipnrlion Of Turin* of 184!) nntl 1840. 1«4U - Jfr 1 -- Cotroa (inops. A c. ounty, ) n , dec’ll. ) nit of John Corran. Ill inquest nf Esehoft hnslmcll \ office iif the Clerk of ilia Hu- Chnilinm County, in the above ppoar* ilint John Corrnn. a citi- I Suites, diud inlosl’ilo, no.zeil nt jalli nf a lot of luinl, aitlinlcd nl ba Cnimly afornsuid, Rouininimi \ in front nod three UuiuLtuLfeci n { bnuriiloil by I’linls of Herb. J; Cumou,—the said John Corran i nuy diapnsition of sjidlot.nud ijit lottvmg uiiy person m claim Jncu of the Escheat law. this ml.. rgiva iintici! to the heirs of the i, or others who ui iy cfami under • tlirro he. to appear ami nmke of lami. within eighteen nioiith* renf, or thfl mmie will hn pro* bheiiltfd. ngriMubly to the law in ind provided. P0OLF.K, Clerk S. C. C C. r ’ • finin— IIN8; STARCH fit CHEESE. \V <rr«*kcd Huger, Ibltslf box- lirM R RsisIns.ttO do Colgaio’i i do Fuinily do,‘20 do prluifl Go Dug and for sale by EANTON A JOHNSTON &ALBAM OF WILU CHUR. ^•"fS.’TUaV.R. MouuuiviH >q<iur«. »ln ting*, costing'4 ctv. per yd. C Do. • do. 5 do. fi Do. do. 0 dll. 6 Do. do. 8 do. 0 Do. do. II) do. fl Do. do. 12 do (5 Do. do. 15 do. 0 Do. do. 20 do. G All cambric* and colored muslins which cost 4 coni* per yard... 9 Do. do. 5 do. do. t) Do. do. 8 do, do. 9 Do. do. 12 do. do. 9 |)n. do. 15 do. do. 9 l)o. do. 21) do. do. 9 Da. do. 3ft do. do. 9 Alouslin do I.uino costing 20 ct*. All cntlnii flriiiuels. velvet*, In*- liiins, cords, or goods, maun- factored by impping or raising which cost ID cunts per yard.. Do. do. 1*2 do. do. Do, do. 15 do. do. Do. do ‘20 do. do. ‘Do. do. fit) do. do. W4 24 llli! ;j k ft 7 Do. do, tin. 25 14 Do. do. do. 31) 11 Do. do. do. 41) 14 Do. do. do. 45 14 Do. do. do. 50 14 Do. do. dir. GO 14 Worsted or stnlf goods sueli ns boinbnsiu*. in- rilio*. nlpace.is Imregea, bnlzorine*, &c. »Vc. which cosi 25 cents per yard.. 7.4 OJ I] Do. do. 30 do. do. !) 7.) U Do do. 50 du do. |f» l*2J| 2.( Worsted goods costing 75c per yd 224 1^5 <i-j Do. do. 81 do. 011 25 5 Do. do. §1.4 do. 37.1 314 fi.4 Do. do. 314 do. 45 3“4 74 Cotton IJagsing. old dill) l ecu'* per square yard 4 8-? 3 I 89 Bale Rone costing 5 cool* per h. 4.( 1.4 3-) Do. do. 7 do. 44 I? 2:| Do. do. It) do. 44 241 2 IJur Iron costing §5(1 per ton.... 25 15 It) Do. do §00 do. 25 I 18 7 Do. do. §71) do. *25 21 4 Do. do. §75 do. 25 224 24 N’nils, wrought, pei lb 4 241 IA Spike* do. 3 3! 2.4 Ov 11*. pots. &c. do. 1-4 i j| Iron wire do. 8 1 2J Cml per ion Still per bushel..... Molasses per gnhoii Brownsugtircosliiig§l pur li'l)lbs,2 50 Do. do. §5 do. » Do. do. §0 do. Do. do. §7 do. Silgurs advanced beyond (be raw stale, claying or dnrilying nltd 1 ii’»t vet refined, costing §0 per , KM) lb* :•» h*) 1 SO . . Do. do. §7 per MM) lbs.,4 00(2 lll i !M Do. do. §d do. J4 lH»i‘2 4(1 I 00 Refined sugars costing §9 per 10(1 0 0ft 2 40 3 GO Do. do. §9 do. ft Oft 2 7ft 3 30 Do. do. §10 do. In (11) 3 0013 00 1 ti-41 104 KMI 1041 14 I 75:1 00 8 1 *20 I 50 1 8U 2 10 2 20 L A U D X B IF S LECTIIR1>.-Pop - Iilnr Inclines on Huiulicu mid Art; by Dl* •ilivsio* l.nrdner. In *2 vols complete. Proverbial Philosophy; by M F Tupper. Esq: fanny binding . . , Fairy Land, and other Ski (die* for Youth; by the author of Peter Parley’s Tides. Oliver Cromwell’s Letter* and Speedier; with Elocidatioiis: by Thomas Carlyle. Peter Piuildy, with other Oddities; by Joseph O Neal, author ».f ••Clnucuul Sketches,” with ten lllmdrnlinn*. A howl “of Punch;” with upwards or seventy llhistralio s. _ , , ,, TheO’d Sandnnry. a ronnnee or the Ashley; by A J Kequier, author of the Spanish Exile, a PL*v. Ac. .... Th« (lumber* of Ghent; an hiBlortcnl romance, with numerous engrav ing*. The HoseofT1slelo11.il tale of the Swedish Coast; by Finilie Cnrlen Percivat Keene, n new novel; hy Capt Mnrryul, nnlhor of Midshipman Easy. A c. Tli,. New Tmilf of 1840. arranged in alphabeti cal order, with a history of 'lie proceedings cou- neclvtl with the passage of the Aft. the new Ware housing Rill, and the v due of Foreign Monejs. ns e«liimiled nt llio Cil*l m House, hy a late Act ol Congress. Charles O'.Mnlley. til. fri-li Dragoon;hy Charles Lever, nnlhor of Jack Hinton, Ac., with two en gravings. J.trli Hinton, the Gminlsomn: hy Ch tries Lever, aiilimr of llariv Lorreqilor. Ac. Kale ill So-.rrh of a II11-bund; a novel hy a Lady Chryswli*. C.duiii'dnli Magazine for September. Auhi PaityV Serap-bag; by Caroline Lee 11. uty, .Illllinrnt the Mob Cap. Ac. The Fair Isabel;hy Eugene Sue. Salamander, a NnVtil Roimuice; by Eugene Sue. iMonieziimn, the SuiT; hy ihe author or Labile, Kohl At:. Count Julian: hy \V Gilmore Siniin*. 'Ilia Last of iio. Saxons, or I lie Cainp «»f He- fug..: u tab: of (ho lime* ol William the Loinpio- ' The Iron Sknidi Book; by Mr M A Titmar*h. The Confessions of Harry Lornqucr; by Dr Lever. Corriimu. or Italy; by Mad tine dc Sln» l Hol stein. The H istory of the French UhvoUiUom*, by M A Thiers. The Widows’ Walk, or the Mystery ol C rune; hy Eugene Sue. Dull. Ila or Hie Piide of Palermo, a Rmnanen; by 1 lie aulliorof the Anmliiography of no Urj ban Gi I. A lot of colored Prill's l.ilu »l (J.-nZ Taylor. Rncoivctl l.y JOHN M. COOPER,9G Rryno *t. Hi.pi |2 Sign of tin* l«edgpr. ■j) vmtsoa - A «■«’.*. SAKS.41*A- I I RILL A.—For the euro ol all diseases aris ing from impurities of blond, excess ol mercury- rheumatism, scorl'ola, ciilniieou* ••rojilion*. Ac.all of which will yield under (lie use ol this prepara tion. The subscribers, ill olferiug this preparation to till) public, deem it unnecessary to exhibit any of those ilmdiy ami nousciuiitioiuly headed advertise ment*. attended with fletit miscortilfcale* ofenres, Imt trust it*clmracier ns 11 *pecillo entirely on its mvu merits Wu have bee 11 induced to oiler it from the favorable maimer in which it lias been usoil by several eminent physicians with great «a- tislaction. We assert with confidence that it is prepared will* great cure and accuracy, uud in the best mode to obtain, tint active principle of Harsa- purilln in its most concentrated stale. Pioparcd uud Mold by T. RYEILSO.N Jfc CO. June 3 Druggists. S ivamiah. (VJ OTICK.—Tim undersigned, having pur- dnised the Book mid Hialionery Esiaftlidi- ment of Mr. P. G Thomas, respuclfiilly informs the public tluil be will shortly make large addition- to Ins Block, and solicits n share id'patronage, lit* purchase* will lie in-do clnelly for ra-b, and lie hopes lo he able, and will endeavor. |o give gene- r d siitwfaeiinn (0 those who may favor him with their cuidooi. The. business will he continued a* lieri lufmn, in eoimexioii with (took Ac Job l*rhili»u A IlooUbiiiiling, in all llieir varitios.iu whieli dopuriiiiciiu new mu- tori d will also lie added. AHg |5 JOHN Ml COOPER. a 1 nsIJu inicii c:6*v. or /r.A HARTFO.D. CONNECTICUT—Tlit* undersigned, agents lor tint above ('oiiipaiiv in tliisciiy, continue to iiHiiru ngaiiisl loss or daitisge by Fire on Building* or Block* of Goods. This iNOiicnflhc oldest listirince I* mipamesin the United Slates, and its losses have ulwiiys been promptly paid. Ypplicatiou for Insurance will bo received by may 31 COHEN, NQItRlH A CO, Agts. ■rifaOUB A1YD BACON.—6U hhU How. X 1 ardstreet FHmr. from osw wheal. 20.000 lb* BdOmore Bacon 8ld*s, Uodiog from * hr Muokm. sod fur sale l-y • tug 15 6CKANTON & JOHNSTON. C UttBS BFBKC'jrED!—WITHOUT SEEING THE PATIENTII BY M. 8. THOMSON. M. D., MACON. GEO. The suliscrihur after un experience of tun years ill lli*t use of Botanic UkMcUiks. Iihs so far per- fi-cted hi* system of trenlmeiit ns 10 be able, in a groat majority of chronic diseases, to olfect npur- numtml cure without ever skkino tiie patient, resmrii'g them 10 hcnltli wilhoul subjecting them tolheincoiiveniuucuaiid expense of long and tedi ous journeys, or the cold charities of strangers homes and fireside*. To ninny this may nppenr ns unreasonable ns it did to him sometime ago. hut fact* are indisputable, and wliut 10 him npoenn-d then n mere chimera of the hmin, is happily now u matter of every day orctirruiico. The nnderrigned has thus far preferred publish ing tub statements op otiieh* relative to the benefit* derived from his practice, thinking Hint that course comported mmdi better with true dig nity of fueling tlinii pure personal pulling in 1I10 pa- pers.or tin: still lo<* reputable course to which some high-minded (1) physician* resort, ol egotistically sounding llieir own trumpet* hy the bedside of their patients: and I now sec no good reason to change my course, hut shall continue to give such certifi cates, us will disarm doubt, and which, though some persons d-em them "easy got up.” are yet such as lie will give any man FIVE HUNDRED DOL LARS to procure their equal in Georgia—-equally well niitlieimcated, under a forfeiture of u like amount. The funis presented by him are *ucli ns lie is pre pared to deinonstrnle at any time to die satisfaction nf the nfil cted nr their friends, who may wish to lust it. The following will speak for themselves: Georgia, ) Thi* may certify that in the Jiiih s County. ) fill of 1814, my soil William, about lli year* of age. was taken with nuivoiisfu- veraud was alien ed hy Dr. Gibson for a long limn; and notwithstanding all lie could do lie still continued to get worse, so that when the feverlefi him lie had rumplelidy lost the use of hi* lower ex- 11 amities, nn l could not walk a step nor bear hi* wsight upon hi* feel ; hi* leg* line mie cramped and drawn, mid lie suflVrod utmost intolerable an guish from pain*; lie continued in thi* terrible stale for over dime months, reduced almost lo iimliing hut -kin and bone. At last when all bone of his improvement had vanished, I heard of the sm eess of Dr. Thomson of Macon, in irealiog dis ease, nud concluded lo hy him. I accordingly made application, and altlmngh ti.e l)oc:or.\KVKii saw him. he soon restored him lo his usual health nod strength He now rides nhoul and attend* to hiisiues* n* if uo.liing had ever been the mailer with him JOHN BARFIELD. Jones Comity. Nov. 21. 1845. Georgia. ( Thi* liny certify tint my I Houston County. )daughter .Maiv,about IGyear* j of age, had been attacked with ch ornsis and mb- j eriiceompauyiug dillicnliies, which continued for a considerable length of lime, and appeared to do-1 l v nil the usual remedies that could he brought to licnr oil it. Him sullurcdgre-iilv with painful mis. erv, till it looked like she would go into fits. In this -iiu ilinn, an I after relief was despaired of, I applied to Dr.'l lioitisun of Macon, who soon per-’ fectly cured her without ever having seen tir.tt. She * now as sound in health n«mv lady in G-or- gia. JOHN FERMENTER. Nov 29. 1815. Georgia, { I tin hereby certify Ilint my Up*om County. )daughter Ann Elizi wa* at- tnrhcii about three years ago with Fai.sy ash Dis ease oe the Heine, by which slm was entirely disabled, nud lust the use of the lower extremities. She was immediately put under the care of Dr. Kemlull. who attended her forsonieliino, but with out benefit. We then applied in Dr. Parker, n Root Doctor, who uDer lie hud treated her case sometime, concluded that lie could do nothing for her. We then applied to Dr. Thomas, of Cullo. denvtllo, who attended on her eight months with out the lea*( benefit, fur slm was left in a must de plorable condition, perfectly helples*. Wherever she was laid there sue remained, without (lie pow er ofuiotionhy the greatest rlfirt of tlm will. She was *0 much reduced that she looked ns if (hero was not fiva pounds of fie-di oil the whole body, so that she could lie comp trod to nothing but a living skeleton, if such could be imagined. While in thi* state I was induced in apply to Dr. M.8 Thomson of Maenn. who l am proud to sny, by the bh ssingsof Provnlenco nud his skill in the use of remedies, ha* restored her lo excellent bodily health mid the use of her limbs by which she is ciiuhlnd to enjoy life, nud visit about in the set tlemetit. without tlio nssi-lnnec of any one. But what surprise* every body is. that she lias been re stored without Inning been seen by tlm Doctor, and at tint nominal expense of twenty dollars. WINSHIP S. PAGE. February 5.184fi. ’I’lie above cases, considering llieir charaeier and importance, will put beyond di-pute lit fid of tlm EuMSiiut.iTY of curing without previou* r\- iiiiiiimlioii iiflbe putiint; wlm:li. togdher with the facility nf procuring ined cine, since the reduction of Postage, by mail, pit's it within the power of every n-'tiY. no mutter where they reside, to pro cure relief from llieir various m iladies, nt a very Hilling 1 xpcusc Persons applying for Medicines ought to *nnd their symptoms and age in willing as correctly as possible, when medicine* Hinted to their v inous c .se* will he « ntpoiindcd and sent. Letters,to entitle thorn to attention, must be post, paid, uiul persons applying from h rli-taiice had betr-r en close tlm usual moullily fro of Five Dollars at once, his charge being so sin.ill a* lo admit of bill slight tisk in collecting- Tlm poor of any c •nut) in Georgia m iy have medicines sent gratuitously on pi osculation ol'n certificate nf inability to pay. signed by any Judge of file Conrl, Justice ol'll.c Peace or Minister of tlm Gospel of the courtly in which be reside*. Tlm <dlliuled ol the Rev. (’lor •y will ho at all time* exempt from charge. c M. S THOM HON. M D. M icon. September I, I8IG. sept 21 r HI. 8. V.tl<1dl t«I¥ Express nna-Oencrul I'm- wardiUK mid Commission SAV VN*A!I. RIU-VDAV DIl?lt\lVG, SECTI2MUEK 88, 1810 mc7yj. ^TE’is ’ loixviiia v. A! IY OltOl.YAiYCB, to uuicmi .... mince, entitled ••all ordiualice to amend tin existing ordinances, regulating the duties of the City Watcli. Ac.;” and further to define the duties ol tlm *anm. Hoc. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Abler- mull ot* tlm city of Savannah and hamlets thereof, in Council «**• milled, nud it ishnrehy ordained hy tlie authority of the same, That from and after Ihe passage of (hi* ordinance, it shall he tlm duly nl each and every watchman of lliucity of ShviiuiiiiIi, to place upon tlm information docket, the names of any and all person* who shall at any time be guilty of violating any of the existing ordinances ill* tlio city id* Savannah, nud shall report lo Ills Honor the Mayor, nil violations of the said ordi nances which may clVniu within his or llieir knowl edge at any timu, oithernt night, whilst engaged on duly, or during tlm day. or any other lime when -licit violation of nuy of tlio ordinance* aforesaid shall come within his nr llieir knowledge. Hcc. 2. Rn it further ordained hy dm uinlioriiy aforesaid, Tint any watchman or watchmen, who shall, or tuny lie guilty of tiegleetlo inform against any person nr person*, who shall at any time he gili'ty nf violating any of tlm existing ordinances aforesaid, sueli watchman nr watchmen shall, upon conviction of such neglect nf duly, ho lined in a sum lint exceeding tell dollars, or lie dismissed, ni both, nt tlm discretion nf tlm Mayor 8cc 3 Be it fllitlmr ordained, That nil ordi nances. or pails of ordinances, militating against the prnvi-iuu* of this ordinance lm, and the same are hereby repealed. Passed til Conuril, I'llli Fell.. 19lfi. II. K. BURROUGHS. Mayor. \lln*l, A- ft. Daveni’oiit. v. « —3 fell 23 I ><>OHS.—Thu Skillful Housewife’s Book. I) hy M s. I.. G. Abell; Klosturlieiui, or die Mask, a tale of (be war in Guiiiiauv. by tlm Eng lish Opium Eater; Martin or ilia Foundling, hv Eugene Hue; Flirtation* in Am-rien, or High Lite in New York and Saratoga, by Sealslicld; Life Pictures, nr dm Ramlom Recollections of an Old Doctor, edited hy T. I, Arthur; Mrs. Bibb's Raby, hv Douglas* Jerrojd; Father Darcy, by Ihe ait- llmr of‘Eimhi Wvndlinm’; t.’liauihcr’s hifnioia- lum tor the People; Onr First Men, a Calendar ot Weal'll. F'Hbinn and Geiitililv; Tom (hlugbt'i Log; Ormond, or tlm Secret Willies*. BLANKS. Shipping Manifests; Bill* of l.'idiug, Summons; Dray Tickuts, Law, Blanks, etc. An nssorlniettt will lm kopl ou hand, at UK) Bay street M pl |G J. B. CUBBKDGE. B acon. —-ifiliKilTpritne Cinrioiiati Baron Shmi ders. lauding per -lop Hanford mid brig Smiling, and lor sale by ting 6 COHEN, NORRIS A CO. frill E preceding figure irgivon to represent tlio X Insensible Pkushratipn. It is tlm great evacuation Tor tlm impnn'tie* of the body. It will be noticed that a thick clutidv uttst issues from all point* of the surface, which indicates that this perspiration flows uninterruptedly when wo are tit health, but censei when we are sick. Life can not lie sustained without it. It is tin own ofl'fi uiu the blond and other juices of the body, nod dispo ses hy this means, of nearly all dm impurities with in us. Tltelangtiasenf Scripture i*, “in die Idood is the life.” If it ever becomes impure, it may bo traced directly to tlio stoppage of Ihe insensible perspiration. Tims wu see, all that is necessary when the blood is staguntil, or infected, is to open the pores, mid it relieves itself from nil impurity instantly. Its nwulii-at and vital.Iy are sudi< iuiil. without oim particle of nicdieinc, except to open the pores upon the surface. Thus we see die fully of taking su much internal remedies. All practitioner*, however, dire:l llieir cilhrts to re store tlm insensible perspiration. The Tbompso man, for instance, steams, tlm llidrnpathist shrouds tisimvet blankets, the Hmnopatliisi deals out itifiuitssiuials, Adnpalliisl Ideeds uud doses us vviili mercury, mid the blustciiug * imik gmges us with pills, pills, pills. To give some idea of tlm amount of dm insen sible perspiration, we will stale that the learned Dr. Lewenbnck. ascertained that fiv.-.eighths of all we receive into the stomach, passed olf hy this i mean*. In other word*, if we eat ami drink night ' pounds per day. we evacuate fi»e pi-'nd.s of it by the insensible perspiration This is mine oilier than the used up particles nf (lie tdoml, mid other jnic' S giving place to the new and fresh ones. To check tin*, therefore, is to retain in tho system five-eighths of all the virulent } mailer dial nature deinati Isslimtld leave tile body, j By u sudden transmission from heal to cidJ, | ... the pure* ara slopped, the perspiration Ceuses, mid Kbislrnleil ahukspetire. disei.se begin* at once to develop.* itself. Hence. 1 rush supply ol tlio Stepmother, by O PR stoppage of this How of the juices,originates so i . , . ,ra - ..T linn and swelling, when tlm pain of doiirse censed FEVERS, In nil cases of fcV< r, tlm difficulty he* in the pores being locked up. so tluU Ihe Imal ntul perspiration cun tint pass oil*. If the IcUst mois ture could lie started, the crisis has passed uud die danger over. Tho All-Healing Oiiiipient will in nil ease* of fevers alinost 'lust iutly unlock die skin nud bring forth the perspiration. SCALD HEAD. Wo Invo cured case* that nelully defied every tiling known, ns well as the nhiliiy of lift-eti or twenty d olors. One man told us he had spent 0 on liis children wit'.out any benefit, when a §5|) boxes of tlio Ointment cured them. CORNS. Occasional use of dm Ointment will always keep corns from growing. People need never bo troubled with them ir they wifi n«n it. AH A FAMILY MEDICINE. Vo mail can measure its value. Ho long ns the stars roll along over tho Hoaveiis—fo long as J mail trends the enrdi, subject to all iufiiionics ol ‘ dm flesh—so long as disease and sickuess is j known—-just so long will Ibis good Ointment be | used and esteemed. When limn censes from off j Ilia earth, then dm dounud w ill cease, and not I till llicit. James McAlister a c<». Sole nrnprie'or* of the above Medicine • Price 25 cent* nud 50 cent*. CAUTION. As tlm All-Healing Ointment lm* been greatly counterfeited, we have given this Caution lo die j public that ‘■no Ointment will lm genuiim unless die iiaiueH of Janie* .McAlister, or Janie* Me- [ Abater A Co., arc written with u pen upon every label.” Now wo hereby idler a reward of §500 lobe paid ou conviction in any of the e.nu-tiiuted courts of ihe United Slat •*, of any individual counterfeiting our natnu nud Ointment For sale by ANSON PARSON-’nud JOS. M. TURNER. fell 21 IvrlAw Agent*. Snvnnnali. j rxioitsT —The Expedition to Borneo ol 11 | JX M H Dido, for the Suppression of Piracy, I w ith extracts from die Join ual of Janies Brooke, { E>q.. of Sarawak, (now Agent for the Itrin-li Gov- j eminent in Borneo) hy Captain dm Hon. llciuy . Kcpplc. R N. * ’j Tlm Modern British Plutarch, or Lima of mun dislingtti lied in die recent Hi-tury of England, for their talents, virtues or ncliiovements; by W C Taylor. L L I) of Trill ly College. Dublin. Temper and Teinperainoiit. or Vaiictie* of Character; hy Mr* Ellis, uiltlioic.-* of the ••Wo men nf England." Ac. No I! Piet iid History of Eug!iiid. No. 2 Tint Stale-men of tlm. C’uniumnweallli of England, with a Treatise on tin; poptil r pi ogress in English History; by .1 oim Fors'tr ot the inner Temple; Edited by J U Cbmtles. Nos IS and 19 Illustrated Wandering Jew. com plcte. Nos 97-99. 99-100 Harpers’ Illuminated nud ( '< Al.VAMC IIIN03 BAND'S,STCRNlO II-. T HNIMi PLASTEIt.S, AMI MAf^NK’l 1C FLUID, for the cure of Nervous Headache, Tic Dolutuux, Palsy, Spinal Complaints. Ac! Ac. A supply of these articles ju*t received and for sale by G. R. IIENDIHCKSON, Agent. Hpl I S WEET Oil/, STARCH, Art*..—15 boxes Sweet Oil of 3ft flask-em-b.20 do Col gate's Peat! Starch. 151) gross Sleveo*’ M.ucl.es, 1 cask best English Fig Blue. jn»i receive.I and for sale by G R. HENDU1CK9U.N. sept 22 T O MBUCHANTS A~DKUGGIs ; rs. —G. it. HeudricU-mii. in Gitdmn's Build- iugs, near the Millkel, oilers for sale ou lm must lavprnble iHrins, and ut Ilia lowest pri es, ageim ruliissarlmonl of Drugs and Medicines. GI nswarc, PuiuU, Oil. Uriislies, Vniuisb. &o Also, Garden Seed*. Sievens* M a trims. Candle*, Lemon 3y- lego of running alt EXPRESS oytr the.r K« «d during the prcJeltl year, Aidiiha jirlvHvg* ‘ f no apartment unde) limit own luck, they dfier siipi ri- or advantage!, for tlm prompt uud rar convcyuni >i of vnliiable'nrtirle^sjieci'ti. *&M'ifnd are in bop*** of being able to mnke *n ortniigcnient will i!*> Pint Office Department, by which U:ey will I v :•;• T Hbti/ore pre pared to receive and forward pi-od* of all acscripilups, to uno fiouVHnvaanah and Mu* con; mid intermediate.places, and between Havnn* nub and Cliarh-stnn. w ith thi-'grc.ilcsl *'•-!'«•'>■ and ile.tpittch; ottd will :tlno ptiv p irtitalut alter.urn to tlio purchase of goods, collef.lion and payincr.t yf drnl.s. notes and bill*, end tiuusMCiiiig all KiuJ- of hii*itieb.-,iji t!ic uliovc place*. They have nho extended their.arrangetr.ebts run an Exprc** bj tlm Snutlicrii Boats, to Pi«un tn, ill Florida.and iiitcrincdintep.acc.spiitisat r*-uo- Macon—Officeai tlm NVushinginti Mall. Snvuiibali—Office at No. 153 Bay street. jntiM7 — M. 8. BALI. M i!l cIN.'i*<> yh“hoITsf7 1 MU v jvjjkL^PIUNGH, Bints County. G*.—The «nl.« Hcrihnr, propiietor of the .INDIAN bPIMNG 1IOTF.L f»i the last.two year*,; would inu-t m*. spurlfully ilifortU hi* fm-nds and pulton- of i).h State, of South t’.irohna, Ahibama Mid us vini.i- ly, tiial lm luis, at great expense, ended a «|d.ui- did 1 ‘ * ‘ lid hotel under tlm above name, for (he ample romninrtMioii of v-sitMs (luting Urn appiunthn.g neasnn. The House wi’l be opened for the reception of company on thc2fttb day of May in x- Tlio McIntosh House is in ill* ,tli‘‘25ft feet by 42 wide, containing between 7ft brf 8ft large and uu v riMiuis. together with three spacious dratvihg toon * nud a splendid ball room, a huge and wide piaz za extending round the Hotel, making ft what b.,a •0 Iona been desired nl this Spring, one of the lor • g««l and most ennnnOdinu* Hold* ever erected ct nuy watering place in tlm siMithern coniitiy. Duiiug the last two seasons there ha- been much complaint fur want of more ample ncciiunnod.i- nirrirpM/l.■ uiiiS TT ; —. .— ,wr bimdrcds that daily flock to ihi- u. .1 ^1'^ HEN I ISIS* Ihe sut»-crUuM Uns known and jiislly rolebinted wan ring place. J.r«,,,M„U,- mil,: ft prow Dull. 11 ll.Jf.i. i,„d T |,|, ,|,, rP ,|„,|| |„. „„ plaint for want of acconilii -datinn, nr indeed ai » filing conoecled with this establishment. Tlm McIntosh House will u< ci-rrm odot.* ov> r four hundred per-oti*. P KEP.-MvATIDiNS FOR THE H.ill!.-— Neither pa.its imi i-xpensi-having I ecu sj art <i Beds Hair Ro*lor*tiva. Cioi k'< Cissnd.'i ' in lUini-liliig and piltllng tin this house, so i„ Oil, Premiss' Kcp'rdi.i. Jay ties’ Han Tonic, Gnrr- render it truly a house for at- who may lav,. rup, Spices. Sweet Oil, Hom y . Billers. Mustard Blucking, Staicii, Looliard's Sniilf Smoking Tn- hacco ; Tuck, Side and Dressing Combs i Hair, Tooth, Nail,and Shaving Bin-lm*;Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving Soaps; Ink, Writing I’nper, Sih.-i Pens, Ac. all of which are warranted to lie of da- bust quality. s-p |fi ‘ ,10 DENTISTS.- llio snti-cnlmr J. constautl) uu hand, Spring Bolt, Hinge, and Pivot. Ivory, and Klmny handled Turnkeys; Tomb Claws, Furercp*. Gum Lnuci-tii. Tooth Files, (inld Foil No*. G. 8. and III. «Vn. imp 8 (.' I; IIENDRD KSON. Ikeparation's i-’iMr THk had;. iiiiny complaints. It is hy stopping tlm pore-, that overwhelms j mankind vviili coughs, cold, and consumptions.— Nine-tenths of the world dm from diseases induc ed hy a stoppage, of tlm litscn ildo • erspirution. j Let mo ask, now. nvery candid mind, vvluft | ^VT B course seems tin* must reasonable to pursue, to I .1.1 ti misiup tlm pores, after limy arc closed. Would you give physic 10 unslop the pores? Or woo'd yon apply something Unit vvoii!ildii this upon the iitrlheo, where tho clogging actually is? And yet I kuovol'no physician who mikes any cxleru.il application in elL-ct it. Under these circum stances, I present tn physician*, nud to all others. McAlister’s ALL HEALING OINTMENT, or the WORLD'S HALVE. It lias power to restme perspiration on tlm feet, on llio bead, around old sores, upon the client,in short 11 pun nuy part id tlm body, whether diseased g iglitly or severely. It iins power to Cause nil external sore*, scrofu lous Immurs. skin diseases, poLonnus won lids, to ilischnrgn their putrid matter, and then healslliem. It is a remedy that sweeps oir the whole cata logue of cutaneous disorders, and restore, the en- ‘ e »-||tie|e to its heiiltby funciinn*. It is a remedy that forbid* the necessity of No. 8 Morse's Geographic Map*. Clirielimn: hy W Harrison Hiusvvortli, E»q. Scull'* lufjtilrv Tactics. Received l.y JOHN M. COOPER, aug 21 915 Bryan st. Sign of the Ledger. EW~IHIOii.5L--P.iru Island 2d ..I mar tin the Emindliog. or the Memoirsnf a Valet ile C’liamhre, by E-igen" Hue. tiutbor of Mysteri- s of Pari*. Wnmii ring Jew, Ac. Tom Criuglo's Log. Our First Men. a calender of Wealth, Fashion mid Geiitililv ; com lining a list of those person.- taxed in the eily of Ba-inu, credibly reported to bo worth one li .mired tliiiusmil dollars, with bio graphical uolica* of principle persons. Mrs. Bib’s Baby, by DouglasJermhl. Chamber's Informal ton for tin* People, a popu lar Encyclopaedia. Tlm Farmers’ Library awl M u'ldv Journal ol Agiicultnre for July uud August. Kilned by John i S. Skinner. Payne’s Illustrated L-’itdou. a series of views of the British Meiropniu.-iud ft-environs. Kbisterbe.itu; or the .Mask, by tk« EuglLli dpi uni Eater. Tlio Skilful Honnswifr'a Book orcomp'etc • stifle G U.1I €ANI>I —A fi.!-b fi.pplv t.ceuJd per brig Selma.-Ill 1 In sale l.y jonc2 r i G. R. HE DRK.’K-’OV. 11 v and dehitciious drug* taken in the stomach, j to Domestic Cookery, taste, comfort and cento It is n remedy that neither sickens, gives inron- uouiy, eiiibr.cing G59 receipts pcriatning to vctiinnce, or is d ingerotn to the intestine*. Iiifuseliuld.lutias, gardening, flower*, nirds, plants, It prerervcsnnd defends the surface from -illdo- Ac. by Mr* L. G. Abell, rail emeut of its fonct.ons. Tlm surface i* the Tlm Iligl.Uuds of Etl.iopia. hy Major W. Corn- outlet of five-eighths id ihe bile nud used up m il | wallis Hunt*, ol'lhe Hon. E I. Company’s Engl ter within. It i* pierced with milimns nl opening j neer*. to relieve the iuleslittes. Stop up these pore*, and R-jmb!ft..n. a romance of Push m 11. bln Life in dentil knocks nt your door. It is rightly termed ! New Y'oik during the grout speculation of 18.(4, All-llcnlin?. for there is senrcelv a ftis. iwe, ex- J hy Smitsfichl, author ut tlm Cabin Roy. Ac ernal nr internal, that it will not benefit. I have j Wielaudor the Transformation, hy Clirrlus H used it fur tlm last fourteen vours lor all dt-eases of j Brown. he chest, consumption, liver. mvnKiug tlm ul- j Father Darcy, by tlm author ol Mount Sunil. 1 TJEItFUHES. A clink nost danger mid responsibility, and I declare lm-! Ac. | JL French mid Euglisb Exirai fore Heaven and man, lli it not in one single ease I Blanche nf Brandywine, or September the (I | it litilcdtAtieitvfii.vvlven the patient was within the j 1777. :v imnnttce, by George Lippard, author ol 1 Iain’s Kail Lost rale. Rowland’s M-icea-sar Oil, Giielnnd's Fluid de G.orgi.-. Bainloliuc. Cyitou- iue; Ox Marrow in pots, holies, Ac.; EiiLfish mil French Pouiatiiius; black, brown mid while slick Pomatum: Oil PliiloRiunn, Cliiuese |.m» Cbm. Oil, genuine Bears' Oil. An For sale l.v sept 3 G. R H END RICK 811\. R 'OWAND’S TONIC MlXIXUK'-A freih supply received |i«r II trftnrd. fur sale l.v jwpjl 1 G It. IIENDIUCKSi iN. F or destroymng Mivni _b;; F-.iJhT- w.atiger’* Patcbouly Coiupoiind.au iift'dlftdc preparation, wanmited to i-ximminaie fin- v-jg* uud to destroy dm animnl in all it* stare*, per «ale by G U II END HICK.SON. jolv 22 / 'lit i; ucbkt .11 ,tl «> b.V ajie re s Vy fur Sb ivitig, and lor ml.iinng the I’.and-. ptsi received by G. R. HENDRICKSON, juim 25 T A«ILLVf^ SEi;®li A RI ENT.—Thi* preparation slrmigly ret ern- inends itself lo tlm favor of ihe puldje, from ils great sucress in the cure of hi inns a fieri mm and febrile disense*. It lm- been found uiuversallv tn nfioril relief in such cases, and Ita- t>,fined much r.-piiiutimi among medical uu-n who mn<n gei-er- nllv sanction its use among llieir p itieuls. |i is u„e of tlm most delightful a* well as mildest nl purga tives, pns-essing all tlm sparkling agreeablene— of Soda Water and as it net* gently upon Urn «> stein it restores the ftige-tive powers wh-n inactive, md excite* a healthy and vigorous tone to p.e stomach giving to the patient lenew.-d health and siren mil Hold hy (j R. HENDRICKSON, aug ID F kRSii cniji.ISir ifiT«T,nin—nT^M-mT, half mid quarter pound bottles, and tin la.x- cs. a very superior article. jn*i ree.-ive.i. nud lor ■•'de by (j. R. ||EN'DIvlCKHO.N. July II -- A !Y I’ POI s O'V.—F.ir tlmTx.eni - V bl-icfc, red, and white Am*, for sal. july 29 J- G It. HFAI) .TCK&JV C O'.HRS.'—3b.-li:~B..irdo' and lmm. 1 |,n Tuck. Side mid Dre-iog Coin)-; also fine I’eetli Climb* of all descri|.li.iiitf just received and lor sale by in no 24 (J R HENDRICKSON. ■ Ul.II of N EV TWINE. Ift lute. Twine. 2 do Gill Net do, 10 do, just roc* ived anti for rale by uny 2 G. R. HENDRICKSON. ••lion \>t Wrapping nrifii. Mi ll of truly a their patronage. 'Pile furniture i- all new m- the tim-t sterling kind, having b* t-n mad*.' lip to t-. ■ der for this estHblisImmut. The locution of the Mcluio.h Home is on tlm brow of tile McIntosh Hill, overlooking the spring lor tn ilty years tin rc-tdei ce of the cekbr,i:c ! Cul Mrlifto-h ol'tlieCreek nniion.so vteliktmw,1 nud associated in the liiditiu lu-iory of our ecu- try Tha subscriber, thnrernre. flatters him-ef th^t in order, comfort and systematic nr.migtm. lit, t - : Mcluterh House shaft not be stirpn-.eri. mid Imp- .« from Ids Continued exertion* in please, be tnuv j?• t cive a share of the putdir patronage. BRYAN VV. COLLIER. Jndiatt Springs A|»»il 21), 1815 f—e. a,.| a THE FlUmilSTioZsT.- No 105 Cliesum Street. I.eiwevu Thirdm..i Fount) Phii.adei phia.—Tin- popular and c. u- tral Hotel, estaldiahed liy the Mtssrs. Saod* rsm, having passed into die hand ol the soh-enh->. lie demres to inform Ins friends and the public, ft- it it is now 0,-cu for the reception ofgu-sis. To those who haw visited the • Franklin House.' its advantages as a desirable stopping place lire Well known ; tu tl-use tvho have not, it will be on'.' tiuceuary In state that it is situutpd in the 1-hmi -i pmt ol'tlie most fisbinnable street, in ihe imme diate v iciuiiy of tlm Exchange P *t Office, B >nk*. Ciislom House, Places nf Amusement, Hotels Steamboat Landings, Rail Road D.-puts, Public Squares. Court Houses. Ac. Since the change of proprietor-, large mnnoi t of mntiey hn* lieen expended in enlarging, refi ling. refurnishing and painting. Among fim nu merous iinpinveuien!*, may he mentioned Impim - ed En rmice*, a new Ladies'Ordinary, a new Gen thnmns’ Dining Saloon, new Pm In nr*, new Chambers, new Kitcliou. »nd new Bar Room, he- sidesmmy other miunr iniprovemenis. Tlm piiucipal featuies ol u first rate Hotel — "The Table and Wine Cellui,” vvih bo under tl c msttagemeni nf Mr. JAMES M. SANDERSON. . o--« of the former prupC-tnis. wtm>e nmtmiM) to excel a* a Caterer i* well ku«vvu ' Hi* widely cm* cb'Uted Cook, *' Pkllktikk,” aided by expLf>!.-i.- red asHatants. will continue to l-c lii-'ijglu baud man. The office and books will be iimb-r hn charge rf Mr. GEORGE P. BURNHAM, late the able Editor cf tiie •• 1) riy Oi.io Ui.mn ' of Cincinnati, and morn reeentlv’ol Boston. In short, great exenimi* have been made, nud Iwr* > ■ - ter will not lm sp-ireJ. tu render •• Elm Fr •d.l-i-' unit id' the very fi.-st H.-tels R ro i:f ri. t-<ii)v K . nieiice. and g’omi living. D. K. 5IINOR. Pl.iluh Ipliiu J.olv 184G -h, j nt v A' Ni OKUi.l AACii, - aeli nf iimrtal mean*. I have bad pli.siciiiil*. learned in ihe profe-siou; I have lia-l ministers of till- Gospel, lodge* on the Imiicli. Aldermen and Liwyers. geuilemeii nl the higliest erililftinn and uiultitildu* nf tlm poor, use it in every va inly of way. and Micro Inis been hut mu* voice—one united, universal voice—saying "McAlister,your Ointment is good." CONSUMPTION. It c 'it hardly be credited lint a salve can have any idled upon the lung* seated, a* they are with the Clunker Coy, Ac Orotund, or fim Secret Witness, by Charles B. Brown. Received hv 'JOHN M. COOPER, sop 15 No lift Rrvnn S' Sign of tlm l.-dger. in llio system. But if placed upon the chest, it j „f <.|j IH ,k x-ooil, B OOKS.-Mexico Before and After Urn Con quest. i-y Michael Chevalier. Biography of Donna Olimpia M ihlachini. die Sister-in-Ltw and Bnit-iie Aum- of Pope I11110 cent X.. etc., by file Abbe G-uihli vlre.. Critclfton.hy Harrison Ainesworth. Esq author penetrate* directly In .the lungs, separi.t.-s the poi minus particle-, that are consuming them, and ext*' I* them from the system. I need imt nay dial ft is curing person* of Con- -ilmp iiHi ciiiitiuitally, altlmugli we are told it i* fimlishues*. 1 care mil what i* said, su long as 1 can cun-several tlniii-i.iiid persims yearly. HEADACHE. The Salvo lias cured persons of the Head- iielm of 12 ye ir* standing, nud who had ii regn larly every week. that vomiting often took id ice Deafness uud Ear Ache arc helped with like suc cess. COLD FEET. Consumption. Liver complaint, pains in tin- rlictd or sido,falling iftl'of the hair, one ur the oth er. always iicciiiupauii!* cold fui t. It i* a sure sign ul disuo-c in the system tn have cold feet. The Salve will cure evo.y case. In Scrofula, Erysipelas. Sail Rheum. Liver Complaint. Sore "Eyes, (luiiicy, Sore Throat, Brnuchiii.s, Broken or Sure Breast, I’du*. all Clmsi Diseases, such ns A-tU-wv. Ouprcssinu, Pains,al-o. Sure Lip*. Chapped llauiD. Tumor*, Cift.-ineim* I’.i it [itie ns. Nervous Di*uii«e*, ami of tho Spine there i* probably on imnlieino now known so good—and ns lor Burim, it ha* not it* equal in the win Id ( PIMPLES ON TIIE FACE. M \SCULINE SKIN. GROSS SURFACE. It* first action is to expel all humor. It will not cease drawing till tlm face is free from any matter that may bu lodged under skin, and fie- qmmtly breaking mi I to llm sin face. It then heals. .When there is iiii'liin-' Imt griissnes*. ur dull repulsive surf-re, it hogin* to soften and soften iinlil the skin liuemnu* as smooth and delicate as a cliild'H. WORMS If parents knew hmv fatal most medicine* were to children taken inwardly, lln-y we old be slow to resort lo them. K*pi’cia'ly •inerctirid lozenges."••ailed •meiliealed lozcuges." "vermifu ge*,'’ pill*, Ac. The ti utli is. no one c-hi tell, invariably, when worms aye pre-mot. Now lei me say to nareift*. that lip* Halve will nltvay* tell if a diilil lia* worm*, li will ilrivo oveiy vestige of lh••m away. There is tirolnihly t|o medicine ou the free of tin* earth at oiico *o *tnc and an mile ill the cx pulsion of worm*. TOILET. Altlmugli I Inve said httln uliniil it as a ban restorative, yet I will siako it against (lie vvuild! They liny bring llieir Oils Ihr and near, and mine will restore tipi hair two Rase* to their one OLD SORES, Tint some Sores urn an nutlet to tlm impnri ties nf the system, is beeaiise they cannot puss iifl* through llio niluritlcliniiitul* of tlm Iiixensihlo Perspiration. If such sore* are healed up. the impurities mn»t hav^aome utluir millet, or it wilt endanger life. Thi* Halve will alwny* provide- for such uuiergeiieie*. • RHEUMATISM. It removes almost innnsdi.itcly the inflnmiu 1 Mudurii Cookery, hy Eliza Acton. Complete Cookery, by .Mis* Le-lie. Animal Magnetism. 01 I’l-yciidnuamy, by Then •lore Leger. Western Clnarings—The Wilderiie** and llm Warpath,by Mrs C. M. Kiikland EliquellK for Ladies, with Hint* 011 lliel’resor- vntion, luiprovciumit uud Display of Fumnie Beauty. Laws of Etiq-iotlR &e. hyn Gcnfloman. The Magazines for May. Primer*. Toy Book* some fine prints, representing scene* in tlm battle*. Just received by jnl. II J. 11.CUBUEPOE. U>9Bty-sl. IY 13 W HOOKS.—Life and Public Servi i.i ces of G-n Zl'ai lor, inclitdiug a nimiitc nec-mnt of hi* def, nee of Fort Harrison in 1912. die battle nf Okee-ch-dme in 1837. and llm battle* of Palo Alto and Rusaca lit-la Palma in 1.840. with niitnermi* illustrations. tn wbicb i* a tiled skctclie* of llm officer* who have fallen in die Into coutesi; edited by an Ollicer of file U S A. Part II. riMicliidiug iiumber of Popular Lee tires on Hcimir.o and Art, delivered in tlio princi ple cities ami (owns of tlm United Htates; by Uiu- uysiita I.ardin r. Tlin Wilfuliies* of Woman; by llm authoress of "tlm History ola Flirt,” Ac. Fanny, the Little Milliner, nr tim Rich nud the Poor; hy Charles Ruwrroft. Deliuouilinh, nil Oriental Bandit, nnd the most niuguilirout Rnlib- r tlm wo,ld ever knew, wlm styled himself tlm King of llm two Worlds. The Fair Isabel, or the Eanalii s of the Ce veil lies, a tale nf tlm Huguenot War; hy Kugmm Sue. Pierce Penning, or llm Lugger’s Ch me, a Ku ill a lice; hy J H Ingraham. E-q Received hy JOHN M. COOPER, nu-j.28 9l> Uryaii-st 8l*n of tlm l.ndge- N EW KOOKS-Life nud PwMic Services nf Gen Taylor, willi illustrations, to which i* added 8ketclies of file nflici-rs wlm have f-Hen in tlm kite contest, edited by an ollicer of llio U. S A. Life of Maj Gen. Zachary Taylor, with an ac (•oilut ol'tlie UiilliutU imliii'VOliiuul* Uil file Rio Grniule, with Hkelehi * nl'tlie Lives and Iloruie Ads of Ringgold,May, Ac. Ac-by Frank Powell. The Fair Isabel, nr tin* Fanatics of Ccvdiiic*. a Tale ul* llm Huguenot War, by I'.iigeun Sue. Ethan Allen, or llm King's Mini, hy Melville. Kate ill Search of a Hiisbaml, hy a Lady Chry salis. Recollections of Mexico, by Waddy Thompson. Ac. Received at 1(l9 Hay-st., two dour* ea*| nil Iio Marine Bank aug 211 J.ll. CUIHIEDGE. I.UU.SII C’H.1€KS3HN.-Uutter, 8u- I’ gar, 8oda and Butler Cracknr*. lauding from brig Excel, and lor sulo by aog 29 II. J. GILBERT. I TJIUICCLiVAN.—I o'.sr ColTun Uuibfel- v/ las, assorted site*, for sale vvty low by the dozen or single JAMES ANDERSON A CO. Mttg fi 7ft 8t. Julian and Iftft Hr) nit •treet*. B- q'let d - Caroline, Joi.-k- y Club Purlngifi B -n- quutdu Rot. CL men Victoria Hvriyo-m.i. Po»b. only. Mnrorco. Mil'efl iir, Viold. Orange. Ho.i- cv, Verbena. Mii-k. iloticy-tn |,!e. Mczn omi-e Sweet Pea. Rose. Cam .lion. Helmtio,,,-, Cnion- elh Ruse. Eglantine. Mjr'le. Hwct-t Briar. Magim. fin. Mu fill, G. riiiiitiin. Je*«iiumie. Ac For -ale I*)' G R HENDRICKSON, j dy l» T oilet poivder, 7;c7~a .,.7e supply nf ;\ Smirli I’rdi'iss'superior Uo*e scented and tdain I'uih-t Powder Also.japanned inland pasteboard Rnxi s and PniT*. just received and for sale |»y R. HLMlRlClvHO.N. apr 9 C " ToiMMEK a s.' it up. r*‘pr7,77T;7,7n J^ Lugli-li Copperas. 15 do do Arne lean d-\ 0 (III Chipped Lnaw.iod 3 cases Spanish Float In digo. jiiftl received, and tor sale hv J»l»r7 G. R. It END KICK sn.\ W ISTAirS SV1UIP OF WILD CIIEUU V.—Alic-b supply ol tin* e |e* hrilled Iiieilii-ine, Will rallied the genuine aitiele, jiiftt received per Exact, and for .sab-' hv npr 7 G R. H EM)R|Y v K8( i\ iiqniSBE is iiosiiciF uTiTfiiTa J FAIL."—Tarrant’* Co opmiu.-l Evira<-t of Cnbobs amt Cop fib 1.—Thi* preparuimn will tie found fim greatest iin-l mast valnab e di-eov. *» in tlm annul* of ntedi-itm. for the speedy removal ol all external (Iimms.-s, f,. «|-i i.*|y eii'ei-img a cure in llm short spare of *hr.-e or f.uir ft v s A •high trial wd nniveis.il a- proba- tin". Experience lias c-ompic: lv pioveft tint 11 vviili fleet a cure m a shorter period than an v .•fil er m-do iite. A l'.e*lv sttnplv just recevv.-ii, unit for sale by G. R HENDRICKSON. "Pf < Agent. D lt. .1 AY NILS' KEMEDH’H.-j.vpoV Expectorant, Hair Tonic. Tome Verniiinge, Carininativi! BaUini Ac. warranted g- nuine. just received and fors ile by «pr 8 G R IIENDIMCKHOV. fnWIME«*“l bu'e GilliieiTwitie.4 duCnttnu A. S.-ine do. assorted mz«-», nisi reee.voft ., m | for sa'ii by G. li. HENDRICK UN. -•tli ^ W ASH ll.\LLS.- Tnj-W, Wash Ball* lor sale l.y jnno29 G It. HENDRICKSON. P URE EXTUM T OF IHTIER ALMONDS— Fw I)wining Hanre. Jv-llu* Gu-tards, Pit h iug*. (’nkn*. vVic . and a pleasant perliinm (nr Clothing—III this preparaiion tin- (blicalc flavor of llm Alinoml is presi-iiii-d in a eoiiretilrali-d form, fim ino«t convr-uieui lor rook mg purposes, nud 111 iv he (•reserved lit any cli mifte. A supply of lifts article, pm up in vml*, with direr turns lor ll*e. jusl received, .and for sale by G It II END IHI KsoN. itl'f l<> Druggist, near the Market. C1I A VIiXJ iWATFlilAl.S.™V\„ O sntliin-iit of line east -led R .gore, cousniii.g •*f Wade A Kiilohei’s (iim India steel. Giioves A Hon’*, Wn-hiiigton nnd chiunse, Ellnoi's litas* nipt stuel back.-oid Emerson's R <zoi Hlrap* (ll variety: all description of Slowing Bin-lies, coin moil. Badger. An. with ivory. Imuo and roroa wood hi'-dle ; Mmiipfln’s, Gunrlaitt'*, Tavhu * and Prentiva’ Shaving Creams? Naval and Milit, n\ Anihrnsial. Low's Kitmllieift. nml llm Nanl-re t oQipniind Shaving Cake-.imda iiumher uf.tiav. elliug and porlablo Shaving Cams For sale.hv «"«22 G. It HENDRICKSON. ' S ' i-R M CAN DLE3.-—2ft boxca JitddkTbTki Hpnni Candles, for gale hv ••pt 3 G. K. HENDRICKSON. one 1,0 , f llil-d Ml Le- ibfii iNoveni- Georgia Historical Society 1 faycltc ward, on condiiioris, her. 184 J. Sc* I. Be it ordained hy tfu May or and A in- me.11 of tlm city o) S.ivnnimh Mini l e'l -uisivle pirn of in Couiinl a*si ltih!i!il, and >1 1* hern' vorfti!:ui.; hy llm nmhnrite of ftm *m,m, Teat the tin •• Inr llm (fpnriga llistmicid Society tmrevi nr c.ose 0 be erected a biiek iMti'dtria on lot No. T.t in Lafay ette ward, granted in tin-in on coiidiiu-t.- I.-, the ordinance ifi vvluct. till* is iimr-inlHlnry. buext»tn]- ed m two ) e-us fnnu mid after fim *2;ii day i f No- v. tuber, in *lic y« u 184(5 Sec. 2. And be it fonlmr or *:iirmd by th- ,-n- llmrily ol tlm saute. Tlmi ft it rln,;, ;»<* desired l.y the -Mid Society to ex'-linr.-gi: fi-e Mill !.:| inrvou.3 ••tlmr lot within tlm bn,us ol ihe c.ty of Suvani.ufi, more cnuvmiieiit fur tiieir piupioe*. ,t *I,hI ; 0 28th day of November, in the year I84G, and :> • 1 in the event of tlm *ai,l Society u-1 erertipg p building wi hin the said time, then tlm sum bit mi received in exchange and tin* impidv.-mei. s ; revert tn the city of Havaimdi: Aiul provmed «(•»,, tha* it shill he foiihereoinbiioimd ami st.pulnted m said deed, ill ,l if alwn> lime Imreuller such lot re ceived 111 exchange -b -ll reuse lo lie used by the said Georgia Historical Suemte. for iln-ohjeci* fi t vvlnrli llm said Society lias hem incorj orate-! l.v fim Hlale.ilmn also said lot ami iui|)iiivemcntsxi. < ! revert lo the city. .See. 3. Xml lie it fiirllo r ordained by the nr- ibnrilv of tlm same, and this ordinance’i* pu*-sH with this expr, ** condition, if accepted by the *8id Hncinty. That upon'ai«y reversion to. tlm mv * provided for in tlm foregoing section, il shaft’ I - lawful for tlm said Society to make such cxclmng,: Provided nlv« ays. that llm title niadehy ilm*a-«i cietv shill he iif no 1 flVcl. until the ’said Sooc«y shall have produced to tlm. City Council a proper lv certified copy of a duly executed mid »root<hft deed for tlm lot to he received in cxclijinge m wliicli deed it shall he cuitil tinned nud stipulated tlinttho said Georgia Hislori ai Sorieivshall erert or cause to he erected thereon, a briidcbuildiiig fn. a society hall, mid lor >it<‘li oilier purposes cs ft.,. Society may doiermiim widiin hvtf bears from ih- luvvfnl for the city, by the proper dluTtrs, to i-m,.| upon fim said lot ami improvennui!* rectuvift ti exchango. and thereafter lo enjoy, lut'd, have. o«.. copy and pusses* die same, ns folly us tl i-y do o:,v other pm I of the public uniiiniii Sec. 4. And be it I'mlher otdlined | v the an- thoiity of lie saitm, That aft uiditimice* ,-r p.ris ilmreof. so far n« they mil late with thi- nidm'iii e. he. nml the same are iirrchv repealed. Passed in Cotmcil, (Ith Auuu-i. l!*4(5. II K BURROUGHS. Mayor (nttcsi) A C. D.vvr.aroMT. <• c. 3 aug 13 H OOIkS.— SaLmamler, 11 Natal Rotn oc, . by Eugeim Hn, ; Tlmln-li Hkvtt-Ii Bonk h- Mr. M A.Tiliuurkhs'l'hc CoifteKsmus o| Hart- l«arrei|iivr, by Dr. Lever; Aunt Patty's Scra’u Bay; Mystuiio* of Loud,mi; llmclmi.* of Clou- Goinie. Bkickstom-; ('Iniles O'Mnllcy; Jack Hi ton; l-almllaor tlm I’ndo of I'alenoo, Pet civ Keene. Ac. Ac. sept7 J- B rUBBEDGE, 109 Btv st. ( 1 KIOTON ( IiO'ril « OATS.—A J other lot of these LshinnnMr and daservotv CMiini- udcd Coals nod Flock* has l em rree-v.. They are of tlm lo st matuiial and worinimn.*h‘i' and are oll'ered at n very nmdeiifta acvaioe . • coM. Apply at 98 Brv'io street. may l» ' JOHNjeliH.’TH w VU A CJV L A HO, F LO I ' U A N i> HERRING - IN bW* and Ml keg* U .Itmtnre Nn. I L- ,t »»..* WK .V* CWttJ jf I'— 'S' ,B Lard. 25 lib* aug VI ftm, 5ft hr»x*z I(e(wu -. *C» "lid sekr V-»p»om p, J NT0N .\ JOHNSTON

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, September 28, 1846, Image 1