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DltV GOODS, . .
DRUTHERS, lroportM* or EMBROIDERIES,
Jr White Goods, fco-< No. N P Llberty-street.
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g.»lLK«,*c,
ELI. at rent, 4 5 ftiohnnm Pi* Importer* <*f
•- - ■ dcotch awlTflth LIUBtn, Uww
Family. Hmrrentl' and
hand. Al» - —
D8TB4DS.
, miHint.EX * co.
pUlii *ud ornamented BRDr
-Jo, Hotel, Hospital. PrlMtti
WI0l«h*» Donitml* always on
hWKl7’AI»o i'ifeaerulassortniout of Iron Furtuiuro,
'*--*■ —- "'••‘Bjr.nro a!
British Dry Goods, Scotch
lORN, BCIILIEPER It HAADHAU8. Importers of
rt n«mw\u»a Bol«l«n HUOADCI.OTU8, BILKS,
HOSIERIES, fco*. No 60 Exchange Plico.
CCUUCHARDT.FROLICIl fcll6l.TIIAUBKN.Noa.
ntCB,8AtlN8, BKWnSS, lie. WOOLENS or every
deacrlpliou-
S AafcG. H WtTTIIAU*, At Exchange PJ-, !«•
• porter* of Men'* Fwsbmnv Ow'd*JJfjjSf • * nU
lerTritnurinfS,Tram BILK and WORSTED.
and TRIMMINGS.
(L H ATCH * CO., 07 \Vllllkm4t, Inop’ll or.Gen-
ttemen’s Furnishing Goods,ahd Manuf. of SHIRTS
XK8, AC.
ujv oi«.m „ MIHn . -?S AhftiJiof tSetbdve. l)o-
•crlpitvu circular* lent wherever requoaicd. noy U*flro
Seirhw Machines.
Tl| TA II.OIIS* TA 11*011 I'lMlIvSj Ao.
rrillh »• AVBUV SKWINO MACIllNK’’mnkei boyond
’Ipl
X ,<
Mael
ihm!
Platform Scales ;
W0Snu£89F&
dard. idantai
Hn vannah—Pll l L0RU3K fc REM. |
Now-York-FAIRBANKS fc 00.,
- 80 WtteMlroel, oct IB-3mM
Wesfl*olrit" School.
A RR'ANOBMENTS have bebn mode with Professor*
front the U.B< Military Adadcmy Ibr Instruction In
thuirsovcral department* Rum dm lint of November
next. Every opportunity will bo elferuU for obtaining a
thorough education, Prompt attendance li requested.
octO—3moM • EDWARD V. KINSLEY, A. M,
tlon, the beit aiiditrongeit stitch ofeny Bowing
Machine yet Invented. We can satisfy- Ibe mMt *cepif
cal timi me work dono by tlili tnaoblno will not rip, not-
tber will It ravel out by any wear. Tbo team may be
taken out by design, but only umlor such a combination
or thlnge ai lo make Ibli |»ocullarlty really ana truly one
of Ibe moil valuable point! of this machine. Ulsstm-
plu In Hi aoniiriiclloti, uni liable lo got out of order, nml
no danger of breaking the needles. We bollovo this
macblne Is, beyond question, tbo best sowing inncblno
yot Invented for Tailors and other cloth loweri. The
public uro respectfully Invited to call and examine the
machine and lit work nl Hie office of the
AVERY HEWING MACHINE Co,
No. 231 Broadway, Now-York.
Price fbr Machine. 825 aud |40. Tables ami treadles
oxtra—price,|3 and BUI, . , „„
Niw-York, July 30,1893.
We .the undersigned, do hereby certify that wo linvo
examined the “AVERY HEWING MACHINE," and
cheerfully recominond U for tta'ilmpllclty, durability, and
especially for the peculiar stllch mado by IL The Hitch
Is original, and In appearance Is like the most perfect
and iinndsomo 4 *b«c*-«!tcblng.” We.lmvo thoroughly
tested the strength ortho lowing, and aro satisfied that.
^ 'iinnivHfiv m No 1Rl Itroadwnv. lmn’ta the Hitch of this Mnchlno mokes a stronger and firmer
TT ^SPJSSS *rfo?uooniL RIuSSn&ILKb! scum than can be mado by hand. \Y o take pleasure in
vJnnnmPiiiK' iicwVfry GLovS biYaWLbI recommendtngtblsmaoblnetoourftlemls,aud to Tailors,
?»V1i R k wakKA a“° LRY ’ L ’ ’ Seamstresses, nnd familial generally throughout the
60 It Olio ETON & KNAPP, Wholesalo Dealer! In Men’s
and Itov’i Clothing, No. 10 Courllnndt-at.
LOCKWOOD k DUBOIS, Merchant Tullora, No. 558
Dr ?L A.tloULD k Co,, Wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
No. 221 Waihliutton-it. ,
J. 1*. HULL, Merchant Tailor, No* 533 llroadway.
DICKSON k PETTUS, Merchant Tailors, No. 523
Broadway [or I ll-3mM|
SHOW CASKS! SHOW
A LARGE assortment oonilanlly on band, or mado to
order at ihort notice. Cues carefully packed nnd
•hipped to any part of the Union by
B. K. PERM.EH, 181 Grand street,
3 diHir* east of Broadway,
ocl3 !VE\V-Y(lHIt. 3mo«M
FOWI.EHN ,V WEI.I.N,
PHKKN0L0018TS AM) PUBLISllRRS,
CLINTON HALL, NO. 131 NASSAU’ST.,
Min m:\v-V0HU. InwM
No. 34 PlinMt. COLORED
ILBHIAH, CAMURICB, VEST
. iDBbL
PADDINGS, VVIGANH, N ANKKt-NH,
SMALL WAKES, Ac.
C REPIN k PAYEN, No. 841 Broidwny, Importers
and Manuf. PREACH LINEN CAMBRIC^ LINEN
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, LACES, EMBROIDE
RIES, ko. (own manuf.) ; - *.
daguerreotypes.
J OURNEY. No. 340 Itroadwsy, tho oldest and
• moil extensive establishment in the United State*.
engravers,
TirHITNEY, JOCELYN 4 ANNIN, Arllsls and En-
W gravers on Wood, Nos. 68 & GO Fulton-alreet.
Finest and best work done here. -
e^Nm39i)"Broa3way, entrance In Wnlker-st,
Order* by Mall or Telegraph promptly attended to
JJYATT4 CORNELL, General^.Engrevers^a
EXPRESSES.
I ^DWARDS, SANFORD k CO., Foreign Express,
l j No. 30 Broadway. Goods and packages forwurd-
ed to and ftotn all parts of the world.
Iiocotnotivo Nocdlei nnd Fancy Goodn.
#T'H0S.4 EDWARD GILL, Imp’ls of Fancy Gond^
X HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES aud EMBROIDE
RIES. Agents wanted for ibolr Locomotive Needles.
No. 14 Dey-ittN. V. _
guns«and sporting apparatus.
H ENRY TOMES 4 COi Airenu r»r Wenlley Rich-
nrd*, of London, Importers of GUNS and Sporting
Wares of every description, 201 Broadway.
HOT AIR intNACES, Ac.
D AVID CULVER, (Invuntorond Palantee,) o2 CHIT-
street, Minufscturer and Dealer, wholesale anu
retail, In Furnaces, Regjsh 1 ^ Ventllatoi*, Ac.
C ~” OVVLE8 & CO., 177 Grand el., Improved Hoi Air
Furnaces, Ranges, Venlilators, n c. _
INDIA RUIIIIEU GOODS.
K OGF.R8 & WYCKOFF, 23 Courtland-it., India
Rubber COATS, PIANO COVERS, CLOTHS,
SHOES. LIFE PRESERVERS, CONGRESS BOOTS,
WEBBING, fee., fcc.
Piano-Fortes
MELODliONS AND MUSIC.
1IOIIAOE WATERS,
333 tiHU.ll) W.i r, ATEIV. YORK,
3 EXTENSIVE Publisher of Aluile aud Music Books,
Dealer In Musical Ikithumants or all kinds, Ex
clusive Agent for the solo ofT. GUbort k Co’s celebrated
Pianos with nnd without the Jiolian, mid for Ihclr Up
right Grand and Boudoir Pianos. These PuNOf aro too
well known to need commendation; prices same ns at
the manufactory, wholesale or retail. Every iitstrutiu-nl
warranted to give satisfaction, or Geo money refunded.
Second band Pianos at grunt bargains—prices from $10
to $150. Bole Agent lor SMITH’S SUPERIOR MKLO- :
NEW-YORK
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTORY,
RAIN & BBINKEBMOPR, , #
Manufacturers aud Whnlosalo Dealers In all kinds of
Surgioal and Dental Injtrumonts,
ELASTIC TRUSSES,
BANDAGES, SUIT0RTER3, METALLIC SYRINGES, AND
FINK CUTLERY.
Which art offtrrd lo Dtaltrt on tht wait liberal tirme.
7 Ptntt-Nf., New York,
Until Hie New Building Is erected.
wiliiam tutu, [ocU-lyM] v. w. uiunitisitiiorr.
jEollon nnd otlmr Planou.
IIERRY, 207 BROADWAY, N. Y.»
m PUBLISHER OF MUSIC, and Dealer,
|v*holL-snlo and retail. In Pianos. Molodlons
. . Jaud Muile; Agent Ibr lha celebrated Aliv
.-rand and other Pianos made by Hallet, Duvl# 4
Co., Itoslon, whose Plano* are cnnrlriored superior lo all
others. Grout bargains In New York Pianos, nnd se
cond band Plano* and Meh'Ulons. Music supplied,
wholcfnlo and retail, nt tbo lowest rales. T. 8. tiorry,
207 Broadway, Planus to lot.
P. 8.—II. I), k Co.’s jEollan Pianos have llio latest lm
proved voicing. M. novl-ly
L AWRENCE’S WORLD’S FAIR PREMIUM DA-
otTKRKKAN Gai.lkry, 381 Broadway,cor. Wldte-sL,
J iSlttat.
EAT KENTUCKY
SOUTHERN REMEDY
Iffj(lairclufjfa Ucrtfflcmrntfl.
FULL JE\ V ELL ED
GOLD LEVER WATCHES,
18 KARAT CASES, ONLY 830.
Full Jewelled StLVKtt Lkvkr*. only... 314 (Hi
f Aa Silvkr Lf.imnks, Jewelled, only 0 00
/ELn Gold Guard Chains, 12 IKI
* Silvkr Tablk Spoons, per veil 12 (Ml
Silvkr Tka “ “ 5 (HI
Gold Pkncilr, I S«
Gold I’kns, Silver Holders, 1 00
Watches or Jewelry sent by mall to any
DEO NS. These Melodeons aro limed tbo ctmnl tern- part of tbo United States with perfect saluty. All or-
tiersmenl like iRollan Pianos and Organs, and aro su- ( | erJ ra ust bo uccomimnled wllh cash. Adurcss(iM)st-
L-j...... I.* it.*, li... Iiunt.i.iiv l.nlmr ..nilnlli- in.iut In u, I i-lihj ff It.
lightning hods.
A M. QU1MBY k SON, Dealers In Qulmby’s lm-
• proved Rods. Office So. 132 East 27lb street.,
and 18 Nasaatt-sL •
liOokluirGiiSM* and Picture Fr»m«N.
M P. WHITLOCK, Manufacturer, No. 10! Canal-
• s( n New York. GILDING In all Its branches.
RIACUIM-'HY AND MACHINE TOOLS.
OCHENCK’S Machinery Depot, 62 Courtlnnd street,
O MACHINERY*, MACHINE TO()|.S and Woods-
worth’s Patent PLANING MACHINES.
, 100 Pearl nnd 00
1j Beaver-streets. MACHINIST’S TOOLS from the
best makers in tho country.
MARULE1ZEU IRON AND WOOD.
F it BUM) 4 CO., Manufacturers or Ligneous Marble.
WureroomNo. 634 K Broadway, Factory writer
of Centre and Franklin streets, 4th story, room No. n.
NecdloKy finis Ilookv Ac Tackle, Ac.
rpHOMAS II. BATE, (late T. Sc T. 11. BATE.) 103
1 Malden Lane, Neodies, Fish Hooks, l Ishlug Tackle,
4c. 4c.
PAPER WAREHOUSES.
C YRUS W. FIELD & CO., U CIIIT-st., Imp’ts nnd
Wholesale Dealers in American. French, German
and English PAPERS, nud every description or Paper
Manufacturers Materials.
perlor lo any In use, tho harmony being equally good in
till the keys. Every instrument fully warranted.
N. II.—T. GILBERT Sc Co. the owners of the itiolian
Patent, will supply tho public at lower prices than any
other bouse.
NEW POPULAR MUSIC by the most celebrated
Authors, published dally. Dealers, Teachers mid Semi
naries supplied nt the lowest prices. M3mo—sent 12
B. HARLOW,
DEALER IN
]>oor«, Sashes an«l Klimts.
No. 04 Beckman-street, between Cliff i( Pearl-sis.,
NewYo rk.
J B. II. would invite tho attention of PuRr.nxsKRs of
• DOORS, SASHES and BUNDS to his extensive
stock ortho above articles, manufactured In a workman
like manner, nnd Iroin the best Kiln Dkikh Lumukk.
GLAZED SASHES on band nnd Glazed to order.
N. B. Particular attention puld to packing aud ship-
3i
ping to any port.
ibno-oM—sept I
paid) ‘ LEWJS LADOMUS,
100 CheMnut-st., Philadelphia,
or We confidently refer to the editor of the “ Amor-
can Courier" for the quality of our articles, nnd fidelity
of our business dealings.
Tho attention of Southern nnd Western dealers is re
quested befbro purchasing elsewhere. They are (he
cheapest Watches la tbo Untied States, aud warranted,
sept 12 3m L. L.
PENCILS*
D EPOT FOR MnNROE’8 Celebrated PENCILS.
Ship and House Carpenters, Drawing and Writing,
Rubber Pencils for Schools, THUS. SlUNROE, 34
Pine-it.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.
A &J.RAMPEY, (Manuf. nnd Imp.) 318Greeu-
• wlch-st., of Lubius, Provosls, Gorlnlns and other
celebrated makers.
Stntionrry Wareroomn—'Wliolcnnlc.
W Jl. A. WHEELER Sc CO., Nos. 1 3 and 1 6 Park
Row, New-York City, Importers of Staple and
Fancy Stationery. Dealers In American Papers of every
description.
K IGGINS Sc KELLOGG, No. 88 Job lest., Whole-
sale Booksellers and Stationers, and Alunnr. of all
kinds of Blank Books.
SAFES.
R M. PATRICK, Dellnuco Snlsmnnder Safes, (Gav-
• lor’s Patent.) Depot, No. 102 Pearl-sL, formerly
00 John-st.
ttovlsed nnd Newly Illustrated iidiliun of
SMITH’S GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS,
TO WU1CII IIAS UEEX ADDED,
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY.
T ills work has been very much enlarged, embellished
with new illustrations throughout, designed express
ly lor It, critically corrected nml thoroughly revised so
as to conform to the census of the United Stntes for 1851)
—lo lliul of Great Britain nnd Ireland, March, 1851, nud
to the latest that could bo obtained of oilier countries.
The acquisition of territory to the United Stales, the
discovery of the mineral wealth of California and Au
stralia. nnd the cMnldislimcnt of steam communication
between remoto parts or the earth, have greatly Increased
geographical knowledge.
The Information Urns obtained has been carefully col
lected and Inserted In this edition. It hns been not only
necessary to correct tho maps of former editions, but to
add new maps of the Suites of (’uliforuiu nud Texas, of
the Territories of Oregon, Washington, Utah, New Hex.
Ico, Nebraska, and the counties of Mexico nnd Central
America, which has been done from the laical and best
authorities.
A large man of tbo Roman Empire is also added, to
aid in the study of Aucleut Geography.
By n system of Emblems nud Abbreviations, consist
ing of stars, crosses, books, steamboats, 4c., conspicu
ously arranged on all the maps, representing the Grand
Divisions of thoGlobe— the Government, Religion, Shite
of Society, Population, Navigation, 4c.. of llio more
important countries, become apparent utthe first gtnnce,
nud bv thus catting Into simultaneous exercise the pow
ers of tho niltul and cyo, impressions uro made more
abiding than by any other means whatever.
He-diies uU tills, llio work is rendered still more valu
able and complete by tho addition of a complete com-
imndium of
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
which will be found as interesting and instructive ns tho
more extended treatises on this subject.
Tito Alins has been not only thoroughly revised, cor
rected uml enlarged, as slated above, but also contains a
Inrge number of new and interesting statistical tnb'cs,
from tho census or the United Stales and other sources.
It will bo bound In stilT cover only.
A set of questions, for general revlrlon, Is appended
to the work, which will bo round of great convenience
to tho Teacher, nnd aid to tho scholar. In bringing dell,
tiilely nnd distinctly to bis mind, in n condensed form,
the main features of the subject lie 1ms gone over.
Tncse improvements and additions will greatly en
hance the value of the work, nud if the views und me
thod of tho author are fully carried out, much valuable
time of the pupil will be saved, and greul labor on the
part of tho teacher avoided.
Smith’s Series of Geography consists of
Smith’s Primary Geography for Beginner*.
Smith’s Quarto Geogrnpny.
And tho Geography nnd Alins mentioned above.
For snle by Booksellers generally throughout the Uni
ted States.
Committees, Teachers nnd others engaged lathe rnuso
of Education, will be supplied with conics for examina
tion. Published by DANIEL BURGESS 4 CO.,
sept 20-3m.\l No. (Mi Juhn-slreet. New-York.
Greul IlartrniitH in
CARPETINGS.
T IIE SUBSCRIBER litis Just completed his Fall pur
chases, and now offers decidedly the largest and best
stock of Carpeting* and Oil Cloths to be found in the city,
on the best terms:
Rich VELVET, )
“ TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, )
“ 3 PLY,
“ ingrains,
“ VENITIANS,
Together .with u rich and splendid Stock of Oil Cloths,
Druggets, Plano ami Table Covers,Stair Rods, Bindings,
&c., 4 c.
Low-Priced Cnrpellngsi
Housekeepers who arc about furnishing with new Car
petings, are requested to examine before making their
selections elsewhere, as all goods will bo sold low, nt.d
warranted to gWe entire aallsfaeilou to the purchaser.
nolll llT it WAI.KI.Ml
Carpel*
in
great variety.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
A LTHOF k AHLBORN, Nos. 60 and 01 Malden
Lane, Importers of Toys and Fancy Goods.
C tUABLES W. L1LL1ENDAIIL, Importer ol German,
) French nnd English TOYS and FANCY GOODS,
and Dealers in FIREWORKS, No. 40 Malden Lane.
Tile* for Floor* nnd Clilnmcy Top*.
M ILLER, COATES 4 YOULK, No. 270 Penrl st.,
ENCAUSTIC TII.ES, GARNK1RK CHIMNEY
TOPS. Plumber’s Materials, Metals, 4c.
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, Ac.
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, Ac.
H I. BAKER & BROTHER, 1 42 Waters!., Import-
• era of French Window Glass, Chemicals, Paints,
4c. Also Agents of Atnerlcnit Window Glues and Glass
Ware.
jjt HOPKINS 4 BRO’Sj. Importers cd French Win
dow Glass, No. 61 Bnrclay-st., N. Y.
j H.POLI.ON 4 CO., Importers of French Window
• nnd Conch Glass, No. 34 Barclay-st.
sept 2?-3mo-o
ROBERT B. WALKER.
190 Chestnut-sL, below Eighth,
Philadelphia.
"PLANTERS ATTENTION!!
LEINATTS
AMERICAN PKRTILIZER
JlXl) SUPER PHOSP1MTE OF LIME,
1IAN NO UU UAL.
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
Wheat and Grain
OF ALL KINDS,
CORN, POTATOES, AND GRASS,
Is Suitable for all Soils.
O NE BARREL is sufficient for an Acre of Lnnd, far
superior to Guano, ami at half its price, enn lie had
at 83.50 per barrel, or $25 per ton of 22411 lbs. Method
of using it, scatter Broadcast nnd Harrow In. To be had
of tho proprietor only. GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop’r., *
No. 10 South Front Street., Phila.
USED SUCCESSFULLY
By Dr. Wm. W. Clarke, of I’liilu.; Geo. Graves, Esq.;
Mr. Field, of Fox Chose, Pa.; Mr. David, of Mount Airy;
Mr. Jnnnv, Bucks Co.; Mr. Rhoads, Montgomery Co.;
JS!r. Chits. Wood, Isaiah Wood 4 Brit.,N. J.; Sir. Iloudl*
nolt, ol Burlington City, N. J.; Mr. Homl. ef Salem, N. J.;
Mr. Trout wine, Abington, Bucks Co., I’n.; Mr. Trainer,
of DeittwiireCo.; Messrs. Coleman 4 II Ichencr, of Sa
lem Co., N. J.; Mr. MnlinOey. of Marietta, pa., nml a
host of I'nrincrs in Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and elsewhere.
Farmers making Muck Hills, will find a few barrels in
valuable. For FRUIT TREES, which it will greatly ben
efit, by being scattered around after they have been dug
about, u light coaling. For sale only by
GEO. A. LEINAU,
No. 19 South Front-street. Philo., Proprielor.
N. B.—The American Fertilizer has been used -success
fully In tho Islands of Bermuda ami Burbudoes.
nog 13 tuwtim
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE DLOODI
. Not a Particle of Mercury In II*
A N inftilllblorommly P>f Scrofula, King’s BvIL llheu
Jt\ mntlsm, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples
r Pustules on the Fuco, Blotches, Boils, Chronlo Horo
Eyes, Ring Worm or Totter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pidn or the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, By-
nhylliic Disorders. Lumbago, Snltial Complaint*.and all
Diseases arising from an Injudicious use of Mercury,
lbmrudonco in Life, or tmpurlly of tho niood.
This valuable Medicine, which hns become celebrated
for the number or extraordinary cures otrecled through
Us agency, has induced tho proprietors, nl tho urgent re
quest of fholr Mends, to offer It to the public, which they
do with tho utmost confidence In Its virtues nnd won-
dorful curative properties. The following certlflcnles,
selected from a largo numbur, are, however, stronger
testimony (ban tho mere word or the proprietor*! nnd
are nil from gentlemen well known In their localities,
nml of the highest respectability, many or thorn now re
siding In tho city orRIcbmond, Vn.
F. BOYDEN, Esq., of Ihe Exchange Hold, Richmond,
known overy whore,says ho hnsseon tho Medlciuo call
ed CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE administered In
over a hundred cases, in nearly nil ihodlsensce for which
it Is recommended, with tho most aslonUhlngly good re
sults. Ho says It is tho most extraordinary medicine ho
hasever seen.
AGUE AND FEVER—GREATCUUE.—I bnroby cer
tify, that for throe years 1 had Ague and Fover of tbo
most violent description. I had sovoral Physielnns, took
largo quantities of Quinine, Mercury, uml I believe nil
the Tonics udvorllsed, but ell without any permanent re
lief. At last I tried CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE,
two bottles of which effectually cured me, ami I nm
happy lo any I liuvo had neither Chills or Fover since.—
I consider It Hie beat Tonic in Ihe world, and tho only
Kodlclno that over readied my case.
JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond Vu.
C. B. LUCK, Esq., now In Hie city of Richmond, and
for many years In llio l’oslofficc, has such confidence In
Ihe astonishing efficacy of CARTER’S SPANISH MIX
TURE, that he bus bouuht upwards of50 hollies, which
he has given away lo tho iimlctcd. Mr. Luck says ho
has never known It lo fall when taken according to di
rections.
Dr. MINGE, a practising Physician, nnd formerly of
tho City Hotel, In the city of Richmond, says hn hns
witnessed In n number of Instances the effects or CAR-
TEH’S SPANISH MIXTURE, which were inosl truly
surprising. Ho says In a* vase of Consumption, depen
dent 011 tho Liver, llio good effects were wonderful In
deed.
SAMUELM. DRINKER, of Ihe firm of Drinker &
Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of .8
years standing, by llio use of two bottles of CARTER’S
SPANISH MIXTURE.
GREATCUUE OFSUROFUI.A.-Tho editors of tho
Richmond Republican had a servant employed in their
press room, cured of violent Scrofula, combined with
Rheumatism, which entirely disabled him from work.—
Two bottles or CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE made
a perfect euro of Idin, nnd tho editors In n nubile notice,
say they “ cheerfully recommend It lo all who are af
flicted with any disease of tho blood.”
STILL ANOTHER CUREOF SCROFULA.—I had a
very valuable hoy cured by three bottles of Carter’s
Spanish Mixture. I consilient a truly valuable medi
cine. JAMES M.TAYLOR, Conductor oa the U. F.4
P.R. R.Co., Richmond, Vn.
SALT RHEUM OF 211 YEARS STANDING CURED.
Mr. JOHN THOMPSON residing in llio city of Rich
mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish
Mixture, of Salt Rheum, which ho had nearly 2fl years,
and which nil the physicians in the city could not cure.
Mr. Thompson is n well known merchant In llio city of
Richmond, Vn., nnd his enrols most reimirknhlo.
WM. A MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Vn., had a serv
ant cured of Syphilis, in Ihe worst form, by Carter’*
Spanish Mixture. Ho says he cheerfully recommends it,
and considers it nn invaluable medicine.
RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of
Scrofula, and what physicians called confirmed Consump
tion, by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
EDWIN BURTON, Commissioner of tho Revenue,
says lie hns seen the good effects of Carter’s Spanish Mix
ture In a number of-Syphlliiiccases, and says It Is u per
fect cure for (hat horrible disease.
T. W.DYOTT 4. SONS, 132 North 3d street, Phila
delpbia,
BENNETT 4 BEERS, 125 Mum street, Richmond, Vn
WM. C. HARWOOD, or Richmond, Vn., cured of
Old Sores and Ulcers, which disabled him from walking.
Took a few bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, aud was
enabled lo walk without a crutch; In a short tiino per
manently cured.
Principal Depots nt M. WARD, CLOSE Sc CO., 83
Malden Lane,New-York.
And for sale by J. II. CARTER, A. A. SOLOMONS.
4 CO, and THOMAS M. TURNER 4 CO, Savannah,
nml bv Druguisis nud Country Merchants every where.
f&TPrice 81 per Buttle, or 6 BottlesJor $5.
may 19— lawl5awolv
jMflUtnt.
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COLD AND SILVKR SPECTACLES,
AND
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MANUFACTURED BV
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NEW YORK.
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C IAHUIAGF, LININGS, CURTAIN GOODS,
) Cloths, Plushes, Buntings, 4c.
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.1 t,., n f n_tr\,
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T WENTY-FIVE Salnmander Safe*. (Wilder’s patent)
manufactured by Stearns 4 Mnrviu wllh Rich’s lin-
provomoni, warranted flro find tl.ntip proof, of convenient
sizes for bunks, store* or private residences. Also, a lot
of solid Iron Money Chest*, suitable for railroad airs nnd
Steamboats; received by rehr. Enchantress nud brig
Clinton; for sale nl Mnmifnclurers’ prices, by
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CII1T1S, SPITTING OF BLOOD, AND ALL
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P ORTER’S Alkaline Window Glass Is superior In bril
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with great care suitable for shipping. Healers nml oth
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FRENCH *INC PAINT.
rplfli artloto Ic greal y superior to While Lernl In du-
JL rablllty and brilliancy of color, and CPilrdj Trte
from all poisonous qualities, neyor VKjd.ing the hcalih
of the Inraktes of newly palntod apartments or, of the
workmen. In thn humid ktmosphere of the South It
will be found In valuable, *• It never changes It* color at
nib* off liko White !«ead. For sale by
JOHN B, MO(
in 29 s
Musk ROM, New slown llay, Caprice de la Mode, Mar*
i.W' v,u ''' k 5lfin , “M*:"a'
siuvecirs
PLASTIC PAINTS,
CHEAP, DURABLE, ASD PROTECTIVE, ’
WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF.
rpHlS PAINT will stand any clfmate, without crack or
X blister und hardens by expciure, thus making in
tiino an enamel of stone, protecting Wood from decay,
and Iron nud other metals from rusttnd corrosion.
This Paint differs from the so-called Mlnerul Pulnls ol
the day, which are principally Ochres and CJaya colored,
uml are entirely worthless.
Silver’s Plastic Paints aro purely Metallic, containing
no Alumin or Clay.
They are lovigaled finely, mix readily with Linseed Oil,
(without tho trouble of grinding,) und flow under the
brush ns freely as the tiert White Lend.
These Paints excel all others In body or covering pro
pcrtles, ono pound of which will cover os much surface-
as two pounds of WhltoLend.
There are four natural colors, viz: Black or Slate
Brown, olive and Chocolate.
Direction*; This Paint flows readily under llio brush
and its covering property Is Increased by using it mixed
na thickly as possible wllh pure Linseed Oil; as the
Paint Is the lasting or protecting body and the Oil simply
the medium or agent in spreading It.
We annex copies of two I otters, ono from Dm Pro* I-
dent of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co n the
other from a gentleman, a well known roslduut of Au
gusta, Georgia.
Office of Ihe Phila. and Reading Railroad Co,
PniLADKM'iitA, May 3, 1853. ,
J. 8. Silver. Esq—Dear Sir: Vvo havo used your
“Plssllt! Paints’’ for more than a year, and for Painting
Bridges, depots, fco-, fcc., we have found it quite equal to
any paint we havo used. In Tuct, we uow give it a prole-
enco oyer all others wo have tried for such purpose*.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN TUCKER. President.
Avousta, Oa., Skptrnbkr 29,1832, (
_ „ Stoam Planing Mill*. I
Dear Sir .’—You *sk me for my opinion of •' Silver’s
Mineral Paints,” whirl; you have pul on my Mnchlno
Shop and Planing Mill. I glvoyou with pleasure my full
aud hearty recommendation or Rasa preventive of fire
communicating from chimneys nr from adjoining build
ings. Tho Paint which yon pi ton my roofs, has now
become ns hard mm.atk, and I feel as secure from fire,
in litis direction, as Is possible. A few weeks after the
roofs had been painted, I made an experiment on two or
three shingles by placing them In the furnace under the
boilers; tho rcs|ill was. that tho portion uncovered was
entirely consumed, while the painted part was apparent
ly jKjumi, though upon examination tho wood was found
to be charred; the palm, bowavor, was nax and but
little blistered. I consider this tut revere a lest as your
Paint cun lm pul to, nnd under the circumstances I do
not hesitate to commend It ns an invaluablo preventive
Tm,n?d? •^•^fcwresswM.
FRENCH fc RICHARDS,
JF. IF, Centr e/ lot* and Market streets, Phita^ Pa,
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTB.
For sale to Savannah. Wholesale end Retail, by
1 ITER ic CO,
jdly80
man, rr noiesaia nnu uewr
^ JAMES H. CARTER
No. 170 Broughtonstreot.
R EADER I have you a Gough, which you nro neglect-
i iug, under the idea Hint it is only a common cold,
nnd that it will soon “wear itself out V” Let n friend
tell you, in kindness, what will soon be the probable re-
Sill.
In n shi.rt lime, if you continue to neglect yourself,
yon will begin to li-el aaetiMiof tightness and oppres
sion across tilt* chest, ni conip niied with frequent xhnrp
darling pains. Then a dry, backing ijougli wiJJ set in,
and when you raise anything it will lie n thick nod yel
lowish, or white frothy mailer, streaked, perhaps, with
blood- if you still take no niedii-iue, these iiiipiensant
symptoms will increase, and you will soon have IIkotic
Kkvmi,Ccii.ii L'uim.8, Nitiiir Sweats, Copious Expec
toration, nud then Great Prostration. If you still
neglect youri-df, a few weeks or mouths will see you
consigned to the grave, having your friends to mourn
how inpldly CONSUMPTION did its work, and hurried
you away. Friend ! have you no cause lo bo alarmed ?
in tho above sketch you may see us in n glass, how eve-
ryenf-o of L’uusntnplion progresses, wllh more or lens
rnpi-iiiy, to a fa nl termination. Of nil the TimnsamL
nnd Millions whom this great Destroyer has gathered tn
tlie tomb, evciy single case began with a Odd! If this
had been attended to, nil might Imve been well, but, be
ing neglected, under (tie fatal rtclui-ion Hint U woirM
“went itself off,” it transferred iis deadly action to tho
substance of the Lungs, exciting there the formation of
tubercles. Another, nml another cold ndded nieltu tin
limn'!, until these tubercles began soften nml suppurate,
leaving, by their ulieratinn, great cavities in iho Lungs.
At this crisis, tho disco*o is very difficult or cure, nnd
oftentimes sets at defiance nil hiimnn menus.
In lltc Inller nr worst sage, this medicine will often
times arrest the disense, or check Its progress, nnd will
always make the patient more cnmfortnlde, and prolong
his life, and Is therefore worthy n( a trlnlbut it its in-
ciyfcnt or forming peiioiis.i'oiisumptlou is ns curable ns
tiny other disease, and “Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of Liverwort,
Tar ami Unnchnlasun,’* if taken at tills time will cure it
IK?-AS SURELY AS IT IS TAKEN LO) This is
slroug language, but we cun refer you to numberless liv
ing witnesses to prove Mini it is TRUE I And therefore,
we enriiet lly exhort every mnn, woman nud child, who
has a Cough, or is subject to Colds, to keep this medi
cine by you in the house; nnd whenever you lake (’old,
do not “let it alone” to work mischief in your system,
hut eradicate it thoroughly, and at once, by this power-
erfully healing compound and leave your Lungs unin
jured, to carry you in full vigor to a good old ago 1
M O T 11 E R S I
Dave you deliento, weakly children, who are nlivnys tak
ing cold, and sujcct to Group ? Itcmeinher I There wn9
a ease of Croup, which did not originate in u Gold f—
And when your child goes to bed wheezing and rough
ing, you know not that, before morning, Croup tuny not
set In, nud eie you cun get it i'liy.-ieian, your denr child
may he beyond the reach of help. IVe he.«cechyou there
fore,a* you value the lives of your children, keep this
medicine by you in the house, and when your little ones
taka cold and continence coughing, give it to them nt
once, nnd rest not until the cough is emiiely subdued.—
Wo conscientiously aver, after the most eilendrd expe
rience, lliut if litis advice were followed, no child need
ever
DIE OF GROUP,
for tho cold would be cured, before it could arrive nt this
uggravnted and fatal stage. Let every Mother, especial
ly. heed well these remniks, linn she niuy not hereafter,
when mourning over the early blight of some cherished
blossom, have occasion bitterly to reproach herself for
her criminal neglect, ltis an old adage. thni“tobe thru-
warned, is to be foronrmed.” Parents! so let it bo in
your ease.
Bo sure tnark for Dr. A. Rogers’Sypup of LIVER-
WORT, TAB and UANClJALAOUA,iiini let no olher
be palmed on you.
BGOVIL fc MEAD,
111 ClmrlrraMreet, New Oileuns,
Wholesale Genetal Agents for llio Southern States, to
whom all orders and applications for agencies
must bo addressed.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Thomas M. Turner fc
Go., A. A. Solomons te Co., William W. Lincoln, John
li. Monro fc Co., Savnnuah; ilnvllntid, Risley 4 Co., Ac
gustu.Ga.i lluvllnml, Hnrrull fc Go., Charleston, S. C
nnd b.v dealers In medicine throughout tho South.
nov 15 ot _ 8m cow
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES!
FKVKR AND AOt'K Ct'HKII BY HOWARD'S TONJO MIXTURR
fTMIK University of Free Medicine and Popular Kntnnl-
JL edge; chartered by Ihe Siam of PcimsyJvanln, at It*
lost session, (vl*. 20th April, 1853,) mainly for tho pur.
pose of arresting the evils resulting front thosule ol
spurious and dangerous nostrums, also for ihe purpose
of supplying tho public with rollnblo remedies, In cases
wherein llio pullout cannot obtain or will not employ tho
beat medical advisors: having purchased that Invalu-
able remedy, Rownnd's Tonic Mixture, on ncaoutil of
Its Just celebrity, mid known efficacy In tho treatment of
Fover and Ague,.nml II* kindred affections;—hns no
heiltutlon In rocommetullug It In the highest tortna to
the patronage of tho nflilclod.
B OWEL COMPLAINT cured by Rowand’s Black-
bkrky Root. The ubovo Institution extends Its
sanction, In like manner, lo the remedy for “ Rowol
Complaint," so well known ns Rownmi’s Compound
Syrup nt Blackberry Hoot, and varnv/lly roenmmond It
to thocmifidonco of patients nfillcled wllh (huso coin-
plaints—believing it to bo invaluablo In tho troutmonl of
such cases.
’Hon. Henry K.Strong,
Hon. J. R. Flanigan,
By order of (ho Trustees, John R. Rnwaml, M. D.
D. R. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq. „
fLir All Communications to ho addressed,—John R.
Downed, M. D., Head of Iho pharmaceutical Depart
ment, ami Proshiout of Ihe University.. .
Home Dispensary and Office, No.47 South Second-
•treat, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensaries it tbo Stores of
J. A, MAYER, Savannah, Oa.
E. M. COW LBS, Mllledgovlllc, Ga.
P.A. MORSE. Augusta, Oa,
J, M. POTTER, Balnbrldgo, Oa.
.. J.S- MoBLWfifcN,n*or•' “
•eptH— rtwf il-tuthi o3mo
DR JOHN BULL’S
SARSAPARILLA.
THIS MEDICINE, WHEN USED ACCORDING TO
DIRECTIONS, WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL:
Scrofula
or King’s Evil.
Cancers, Eruptions
of tbo Skin, Erysipelas,
Tumors, Chronic Bore Eyes,
Ringworm or Tetters, Scald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains In tho Bones or
Joints, Old Sores nml Ulcers,Swelling of
tho Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Balt Rheum,
Diseases of Hie Kidneys, Diseases arising from the
useof Mercury, Lossof Ajipellte, Pain in llio Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago,Coughs, Colds,
Dropsy, Jaundice, Cosliveness, Bronchitis, Wcukuessof
tho Chest, Sore Throat, Pulmonary Affections, aud nil
other Dlsenaestemling to produccConmimption, Liver
Complaints. Fcmalu Irregularities aud L'onitdalnle,
Low Spirits, Sick nml Nervous liendache, Night
Sweats, Exposures or Imprudence in Life,
Chronic CoiiHlIluHounl DIh-hhch, and na
a Spring ami Summer Drink, and
General Tonic for tho System,
and a Gentle nml Pleasant
Purgative, It Is superior
to Blue I.ieknml Con
gress Water, Salts
orScidlltz
A Powders.
It la a remarkable fact, that among the hundreds of
eminent physielnns who have examined tho receipt by
which Bull’s Snnuiparilla Is prepared, not oiio lias con
demned It, but all approved it, uml commend it in tho
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
slrougly In tho belief that It is decidedly the best prepar
ation of Sursnpjirilln Hint has ever been placed before
the public. Although there nro ntauy physicians who
feel a reluctance to having their names appended to tho
recommendation of any particular remedy, notwithstand
ing they may upprove or it in tlie highest degree, there
are others who frankly yield their support in favor of a
remedy which they know Is capable of doing so much
good in nn nfllictcu community. As un evidence, read
tlie following from old nnd respectable physicians, of
high standing in tho community in which they live:
TcNtlniony.
Testimony like tho following renders superfluous all
comments on Hie efficacy of Bull’s Sarsaparilla. From
Dr. L. P. Yandell, Professor of Chemistry in the Louis
iana Medical College: I have looked over the list of in
gredients composing John Bull’s Compound Extract of
Bursnpnriilu, nml have no hesitation in saying that they
form a safe compound, nud one that promises well In
chronic diseases, to which it is applicable.
Louisville. JunoG, 1H4H. I,. l\ YANDELL, M.D.
What Dr. Pyles, physician by appointment to tho Lou
isville Marine Ho«pitnl, says of Bull’s Sarsaparilla:
Louisville, March 21), 18-19.—1 have examined tho
prescription for Hie preparation of Joint Bull’s Baonpar-
Ilia, and I beilcvr the combination to be nn excellent
one, and well calculated to produce an alterative! im
pression on tlie system. 1 have used It both lit public
nnd private practice, uml think It tho host article of Sar
saparilla now In tire. M. PYLES, AI. D.,
Resident Physician Louisville Murine Hospitul.
Loudon, Kv., April 25ih, 1851).—Sir: Permit me to
address lo you a few lines, and do mo Ihe honor to reply
lo a request llmt 1 will make iu tlie connection of this
letter, fcc
I nm a graduate of Transylvania Medical University;
I havo practiced medic'no in rids wilderness country,
about llvu years, but owing to exposure to biller colu
wt other, I have been indisposed with Acute Rheuma
tism about six months. After having exhausted iny
skill In the (refitment of my care, and deriving no lie no
th, i was induced to tivo your Fluid Extract of Snrsap-
arilla a fair trial, and accordingly purchased n bottle of
your medicine from your agent, Mr. George P. Brown,
about two weeks ago, und i must confess that one bottle
has entirely cured mo.
It is my opinion that your preparation of Sarsaparilla
Is decidedly superior lo any other preparation now in
use, nnd I will take great pleasure in recommending it
to tlie afflicted as being a remedial agent, nnd 1 will ad
vise the physicians to uso it in their practice, fcc.
Respect fully yours, II. 11, A LI.PS, SI. D.
Louisville, July 13th, 1849.—I Imve examined the
list of article* tlml compose John Bull's Extract of Sar
saparilla. ami I Imve no hesitation iu saying llmt it is a
sale ami valuable compound. 1 would prefer it lo any
urlicle now in use, for Hie diseases arising from nn Im
pure slate of tlie blood or taint of the system. I confi
dently recommend it to my rriemls ns being a powerful
Extract, nnd one that I believe will cure all classes ol
diseases, for which It is recommended, if used according
to directions. I believe it to be u valuablesticcedanutiiii
to .Mercury. Nay, I have my doubts whether In the most
violent and protracted cases of Syphilis, accompanied
\» Itii Nodes Troplio, In caries of the bones, whether it
ought not to succeed every other remedy.
S. It. Me CON ACIIIE, M. D.
Honorary Member of Hie Medical Society, Philadelphia.
Hear wlmt Dr -^tnpp, a Physician who slnmls nt the
top of Iris profession, says of John Bull’s Sarsaparilla:
1 have been using John Bull’s Sarsaparilla In a great
variety of chronic diseases, with tho most happy effects,
nnd Imve no hesitation in recommending it to tho public
for (he cure of scrofula, syphilis, nml nil cutaneous and
glandular diseases. Yours, most fervently.
WM. STAPP, M. D.
Lewlspnrt,Ky., April Gth, 1849.
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE
or loss or iikaltii, ntsoaoKasD stomach, indioki.
TIOH AND DSTKaMINATION Or III.OOD TO TUI
USAD,
Copy of a Letter from Mr,John IJoyd, of Er to-teen, near
llarUch, Mtrintlk.hirt,
To Professor Hallow ay :
Sir—1 avail myreiror Iho first opportunity of Inform-
In* you that Tor a very long period I was nmicicd with a
dangerous gldillnegaond frequent swlmtnliigsof Ihe bead,
altomled by a lore ofapnelltc, disordered stomach, and
generrally Impaired health. Every menus had failed to
give mo any permanent roller, and nt length It became
so alarming that I was really afraid of going about with-
out ol ollendanl. In this melancholy condition, I wall
ed personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist, Harlech, Tor
Uie purpose of consulting him as to what 1 Imd hotter
do. Ho kindly recommended your Pills; I tried Ihem
without delay, und. after Inking them for a short time, I
am happy to bear testimony lo their wonderful efficacy*
I am uow restored to perfect health, nml enabled to re.
sutiie my usual duties. You are nl llborty to publish
this loiter in any way you think proper.
I am. Sir, your obedleul servant,
Juno Gth, laYJ. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.
Extract of a Letter from Eduard Rowley, F.rq., of India
Walk, Tobago, dated April HZ A, 1852.
To Professor Holloway :
Dear Sir—I deem It a duty I owe lo you nnd the pub
lic al Inrge to Inform you of a most miraculous recovery
from that dreadful disease. Dropsy, and which, under
God, was affected by yotir invaluable Pills. I was tapped
five times within eight months, nud skilfully treated bj*
two medical practitioners, but could not gel cured tintl
I had recourse lo your remedy, and, notwilhatnndlng oil
I bad utalcrgone, this miruemou* medicine cured mo in
tho course ofslz weeks.
(Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY.
INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT,
WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD
ACHES.
Extract of a Letter from Mr. S. Gowen, Chomfst of
('llfloii, near Bristol, dated July 14lh, 1852.
To Pr lessor Holloway,
Dear Sir: I nm requested by a lailv, named Thowas
just arrived from tlie West Indies, tn acquaint you Hint
for a period of eight years herself anti family suffered
from continued bad health, arising from disorders ortho
Liver nnd Stomach. Indigestion, loss of Appetite, vio
lent llead-nches, pains In he side, weakness und general
debility, for which he consulted tlie most eminent men
In the colony, but without any beneflciul result: at
1/ist, she had recoilrab lo your valuable Pills, which In a
very short time effected so great a change for tlie better,
that she continued them, and tlie whole family were re
stored lo health and strength. Further, she desires mo
to sny, that she hns witnessed their extraordinary virtues
In these complaints incidental to children, particularly in
cases of Measles and Scarlatina, h iving effected positive
cures of these diseases with no other remedy.
(Signed) S. GOWER.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious in
the following complaints:
vVguc, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on Ihe
Skin, Bowel Complaints, Colics, Constipation of tlio
Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery,
Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fevers of all kinds,
Fits, Gout, Head-ache, Indigestion, Inflammation. Jaun
dice, Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Plies, Uhetmiatirm,
Retention of Urine, Scrofula, or King’s EvR, Sore
Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tic Douloureux, Tumors
Ulcers, Venereal Affection*, Worms of all kinds, Weak
ness. from whatever cause, 4c., 4c.
Sold at tho Establishment of Professor IIollowat.
244, Ftraud, (near Teinpiu Bar,) Loudon, and by all
Vendors of Medicine throughout tho United Stules, in
boxes at 37)^c., 87c., and 81.50c. each. Wholesale by
tho principal Drug houses In the Union: and by Messrs.
A. B. 4 D. Sands, New York; and W. W. Lincoln,
Savannah.
fEST There Is a considerable saving by taklug the
largest sizes.
N. B,—Directions for the guidance of patients In
every dlsorderaro affixed to each box.
- 1—lawStncowly
‘Wfrntrar.
?500 CHALLENGE.
Hobensack’*' Worm fSvrun
AN Attic!. lijiimlRl upbn BclentWcVrlncl),|„
Nil In ciirtn, lh. KSaMK aSfc iKET
never exist when this remedy Is once used, from
rzctthsi U not only destroys them but remove, 2f i 1 !
•lime and muctis wiiic), may remain. * * 1 lh ®
*“ “ VI’orni.
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
Kcv. E. IV. Schon-Her. E. StcvnnNon.
Concldsivk.—The following is a verbatim copy of a
certificate now iu llio possession of tbo proprietor of
Bull’s Earsnparilln. Rev. E. W. 8ehon is widely nnd
generally known ns tin eloquent nud accomplished pas
tor of tho M. E. church, nml Rev. E. Stevenson hns been
known as one of the most talented and zealous members
that tlie Kentucky Conference could boast of for many
years, nnd nt this time is tilling the high nnd responsible
station of Agent for llio M. E. Book Concern. Can tlie
world produce belter or more satisfactory testimony in
favor of any medicine? Better testimony than v. as ever
offered in favor of any medicine. Rev. E. W. Sehon—
Rev. E. Stevenson.
Louisville, May 211th, 1819.—We havo used John
Bull’s t<ar*iipi!rll1n,und havo known it lo be used, with
entire satisfaction; and we have no hesitation instating,
our belief, that It is a safe arid valuable mealcal com-
K omul, and calculated lo produce much good, and re
eve much suffering; nml therefore would cheerfully
aud most earnestly recommend it ly tlie afflicted.
(Signed) E. tV. 8 Eli ON,
IS. STENEN80N.
We earnestly Invito all persons who are Buffering wllh
any of •‘llio Ills that tlesli Is heir t >,”to cal! on Hr. John
Bull'* agent, nml get a copy of Bull’s Family Journal,
uratis; nml, for the sake of humanity, we h->po that a
single Individual will not be found unwilling to givo
Bull's Sarsaparilla a trial, after reading nml recollecting,
nl tlie same lime, that It is impossible for tlie Doctor to
publish tho tenth part of tho number of eertiilcates of
astounding cures pcrlbrnicd by his Siinapnrilla. Tlie
amount of testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bull’s
Sarsaparilla* from well known nml distinguished Indi
viduals, both In public uml private life, has been per
fectly overwhelming.
J3f*l)r. John Bull’s Principal Office, west side of Fifth
street, flrst door below Main, Louisville, Ky.
Sole in Savununh, wholesalo nml retail, by
J. B. MOORE fc CO.,
And by Druggists generally. _ law)—ly Jy9
HrownD* Essence of .luntnlrii Gittger-
B llOWN’S Essence of Jamaica Ginger is elaborately
prepared from carefully selected urticles of tbo best
quality; it possesses tn a concentrated form all the valu
able properties uf tlie Jamaica Ginger, nml iawnrrauted
to he free from all irritating or oilier properties of an In
jurious tendency.
It Is beneficially used In a variety of circumstances
where n warm cordial and ugralefn) stimulant i* requir
ed, particularly In caseswhcre there is a sense of exhaus
tion arising from excessive fatigue nr lient, a fow drops
in half a tumbler ol wuter with n little augur, will bo
found nn effectual nml most pleasing restorative, which
makes this essence a highly useful addition to tho trav
eller’s portmanteau, ns well as lo (he family collection of
remedies.
Where there Is nn unpleasant sense of weight or nau
sea after eating, front Imperfect digestion, or where nau
sea is induced from riding in a rail road cur, nr carriage,
or from Iho motion of n vessel nl sen, llio Kssonco or
Ginger, if given according to tlie directions, will almost
Invnrinbl) give relief.
In ordinary Dlarrlunn,incipient cholera,in short In all
cases or prostration of the digestive functions, whether
from indulgence or disease, It is of inestimable value.
During the summer months end In Southern climates,
It Is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence or ep-
idbmlc cholera; no traveller or family should bo without
It. A largo Invoice received by tlie agents,
tn 28 A. A. BOLOMON8 fc CO., Market Square.
I>II. It TASK’S
Union nnd Anfi-Porlofllc PIIIn.
A CERTAIN cure for Cldlls nnd Fever, Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia, Dizziness, Dimness of Sight when pro
ceeding from weakness, uml all cognnlo disorders.
Warranted to contain neither Calomel, Arsenic, not
Quinine, the usual remedies for CIiIIIj and Fover. Fot
snlo by (nioytl) A. A. SOLOMONS fc CO.
DR. MOUSE’S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
A PitEITOMEXOJY /AT MEDICINE.
P ROFESSOR MORSE’S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
OU CORDIAL,
Tliu Eighlli Wonder of tho Botanic
World.
The Invigorating Elixir and Cordial introduced into
medical prac Ice by the great Chemist, Physician and
Traveller, Dr. M. Morse, lias for its basis an (Menial
herb, first brought from tbo stony deserts or Arabia I’c-
tren, fry that eminent philosopher, w liicli hns been en
dorsed by the medical colleges or all the great cities of
of Europe as tlie best preparation extant for the
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey un adequate idea of tho im
mediate and nlinost miraculous change which it occa
sions in the diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous
svslein. Whether broken down by ex cess, weak by Na
ture, or impaired by sickness, Ihe unstrung nnd relaxed
organization is ut once re-bruccd, re-vivified, und built
up. The mental nnd physical svmptotns of nervousdis-
ease vanish together under its influence. Nor is tlie ef
fect temporary. On the contrary, die relief 1b perma
nent; for the cordial properties of tho medicine reach
tlie constitution itself, ami restore ft to its normal coudi-
tlon. Well may tlie preparation be called tlie
MEDICAL WONDER
of tho nineteenth century. It is. as the first scientific
men in tlie old world havo admitted, that miracle ol
medicine heretofore supposed to have no existence,
A STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO RE-ACTION.
Its force Is never expanded, us is the case with opium,
alcoholic preparations, nnd nil other excitants. Tlie ef
fect of these is brief, und it may well lie said of him who
lakes them, “the last state of tliut man is wor*e than
the first.” But the Elixir is an exhilarant without a sin
gle drawl jack—safe in its operation, perpetual In Its
happy Influence upon the nerves, the ml ml, and tlie en
tire organization. In cases of neuralgia, heuilache, ver-
tlgo, pain iu the nerves ortho face, ami tlie various train
of nervous affections, it will produce a cure in an aston
ishing short period ol time; and il will also remove de
pression, excitemcnl, a tendency to blush, restlessness,
sleeplessness dislike of society, incapacity for study or
business, loss of memory, confusion, giddiness, blood lo
the head, melnncholy, mental debility, hysteria, indeci
sion, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction, fear of
insanity, hypocomlriasis, dyspepsia, general prostration,
irritability,* nervousness, inability lo sleep, fiver com-
plaint, flour nlbtis, and all diseases Incident to females,
hysteria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the
heart, constipation, fcc. 4c., from whatever cause nris
iug, il is, if there is any reliance lo bo placed ou human
testimony, absolutely infallible.
An appeal is made to
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness
tremors, pains In the back, or any rubor disorder, whe
Iher peculiar to her sex, or common to botli sexes, to
give the Invigorating Cordial a trial.
LET FACTS SPEAK Foil THEMSELVES.
Hear what tho celebrated nnd distinguished I)r, Wood,
of Massachusetts, says of il:
Dear Sir—l gives me pleasure In Inform you that one
Tiny patients, while in Boston, procured some of your
Cordial, which lie lias taken two weeks, nml that lie is
entirely cured. Ho already looks like a new person, who
so short a lime ago looked so pale und thin, and was
scarcely able to crawl around. J 1 bought Jt scarcely
possible Tor him ever to regain his full strength nml fa
culties ; iris case was nn extremely bad one. I prescribed
tbo usual medicine used in "itch cases in the Hospital,
but they wore of no cllVct. In tho meantime, my patient
had procured some of your Cordial, which effected a
euro I am satisfied no other medicine could have done.
I shall over warmly recommend it when an opportunity
occurs. Tbo Inventor in my younger daysl well remem
ber as being considered one of tlie most skillful plivsi-
ctansm Ihe United States, nnd had heard iris Cordial
very highly spoken of; but was ono of tho incredulous
ns tolls merits until I was so unexpectedly and satiafac-
torlly convinced to the contrary.
I remain, very truly, yours,
H. A. WOOD, M. I).
clergymen, as well-as physicians, nnd thousands ot
others in nil parts of the United States, are continually
sendimr certificates, informing us of the benefits derived
from using Dr. Morse’s Cordial. Wo can publish only a
few. Hie following is a specimen:
REV. JOHN SEGKR,
of Jersey City, nn old and highly respectable gentleman
of tlie Baptist persuasion, banded in tho following ccrtl-
(lenta at Dr. Morse’s office. Il speuks for itself:
Dr. Morbk—Dear Sir: I am constrained to give you
a statement of tho benefit I derived from using vour Cor
dial, believing, by so doing, I shall render a benefit to
those who are suffering ns I have been.
;Jl was afflicted for tunny mouths with pains In tho bbnd
and dimness orsight, together witli greul nervous debili
ty, so much that it was wilii much difficulty for m^ to
wnlk or keep about. My digestive organs, also, were
much deranged. I used quite a number of remedies,
but received little or no benefit, until I look your Cor
dial, which, through the kindness of Providence, has;re-
stored me to more than my tistinl health, as I now am
enjoying belter health than 1 havo dono for u numbed
years. 1 am now 00 years of age. I believe it to be
invaluable medicine, which I recommend to my nume
rous acquaintances, and they are very large, ns I Itrve
been a minister a grout many years. 1 hope this hasty
sLetch may bo us much benefit to you as tlie medic
lias to mo. JOHN SEGER, Jersey City
Jan. 7, 1852.
METHODIST CLERGYMAN.
The following was sent to our agent In Rahway, by
Rev. J. O. Tunison, of tlie Methodist Episcopal Church—
ono of tbo most learned and respected In ihe connection
—nnd Is another proof of tho wonderful effect of Dr.
Morse’s Invigorating Cordial on the system:
Friend Robinson:—Having for some years past, as you
aro aware, experienced great general debility of my sys
tem. attended with constant nnd alarming Irrltallouol
. , TliO Tttpg
ThtoWorm U tho most difficult ono to destroy nr *u
that Inhabit he human body. It grows to an3L,t n
dellfiHe lunKJIi, mid bccomfiiR m colled awl :
use the proper medicines for their disease. To ilu?.
who are afflicted with this nwfol fo e to heslib. I rtZm
mend tho Use of my Worm Syrup and l.tttr
Syrup to be taken In doses of two table ipoonfoli i| ir «
‘tfm . d J! r ; x $ tn tal i 0 flro lo eight or my fij!
Pills, to dislodge and pass tho worm. By siriclly follow,
ing these directions,’the most obstinate cas«i of t.L
worm can Ire speedly cured. *»*
Hound or Sfoinucls Worm.
This worm Is usually round in the small lnu»tih M
Is the worm most common to children, yet it ....
Urely confined to them, as adults have frequently bien
known to suffer With them. The tympt,.m\
Inont while affected with this worm, are 1 lardlesK
fullness of ihe belly, slimy stools, looseness of ilia bow.
els, picking nl tbo hose, s bhielsb streak under theew *
fcc. If you, or any of your children, have any «,r',i ’
above symptoms, llOBENSACK’H WORM SYrupe*»
tardy be depended upon-by using Jtyou huvesaruin
•afo and speedy cure: and tf after using it according ft
the directions, Ihe patient Is not restored to health sm
lbe worms thoroughly eradicated from tho sistcm’vua
can rest assured there is no remedy beyond the nr*,,.,
as for fall, there is no such word us full with those who
ure my fl'orm Syrup. 0
ANcuridt*«,or Small Thread Worms.
These worms, to which the human si stem Is liable
the most troublesome of all others. They are geaerslli
lo bo found In tbo rectum,and If allowed to rcmsirl
from the irritation they produce, lay the foandstloa !,,t
•erious disorders, such as inflammation of the bowel* and
other dernugemeuts of the stomach The best nnd elfr.t
medicine llmt canbeusod Is llOBKNKACK’B WORM
BYKUP. Such is the astonishing power of ray medi-
clnos over Ascaridcs, that I defy any one to produce &
case where my Worm Syrup and Liver Pill» are recom
mended lobe used they will not cure. All that is neces
sary is to use the Syrup in accordance with directions on
each bottle; ami In case a gentle purgative is required
in order to allay Iho irritation they produce, the Liver
Pills by thelrsymnatbisiiig action and healthy operating
upon the bowels, is the most pleasant medicine that can
betaken.
Hobcnsack’s Liver Pills,
Nopnrtof the system la more liable lo disease than
the Liver, it being supplied with numerous bloodves
sels and nerves, and if diseased, Ihe blood of c«m*e
flowing through all parts of the body produces l.inr
Complaints, Jaundice, Bilious Affections, Uyiptpim,
bc.,(fc.
LIVEIl COMPLAINT*
la attended with chlJJs, succeeded by fever, severe
pains In the region of tlie Liver, vomiting, bitter taste,
‘yellow furred tongue, pulse full und bounding, the pain
In the side Is increased by pressure, should the left lobs
be affected, the pain is generally In the left shoulder,
wllh a short, dry cough, the. shin becoming of a mllo»
appearance,and the stools cfay colored, Tnfsdlsessechi)
be cured by tlie useof IILBENSACK’S LIVER PILLS
ns lhey net directly upon tlie *culorihedi*<-ate,nndtliH)
operating upon lire Dowels they expel all the corrupt
aud vitiated matter from tlie sybti-in.
DYSPEPSIA.
The symplomsof Dyspepsia, aud its various diseases,
are dizziness In the bead, heartburn, oppression sl'<r
eating meals,sourness arising from the stomach, fcc.,
and sometimes a general languor of the w hole body,
from this it will be seen that the disease owes its oriria
(o a disorganized elate ot the Liver and stomach, tin.
BENSAC'K’S LIVER PILLS is the very medicine to ef.
feet u permanent aud lasting cure, as they net by chu*.
ing tlie certain morbid actiou of the system into a healthy
action, and rendering the blood pure and healthy.
To Females.
You will find these Pills an invaluable mediclneln
many complaints to which y«u ure subject. In obstruc
tions either total nr partial, they have been found nf in
estimable benefit In restoring and purifying the bio-i]
and other fluids so as to cure all other complaint* which
may arise from fetnaio irregularities, as headache, dim.
ness of sight, pain iu the side, back, fcc. These rills are
tho only safe und effectual remedy to cure the following
complaints. Gout, Nervousness, Melancholy, Sick Head
ache, Giddiness, Rheutnullstn, distressing llieuoi*,Dim
ness of sight, or In fact any of the clfreuses that arise
from affections of the I.ivcr, impurity of the Blood, or
constipurioiiorihe Bowels.
IHF.DICAI* EVIDENCE.
We. the undersigned Physicians, having had there-
ceipt of iheJr manufacture submitted to us for in spec,
tlon, say that the ingredients of which they are conq»-i.
ed makes them Hie best Pill in use for all diseases o( tlie
Liver,Impurities ol the Blood, fcc.
GEORGE WOOD.M.D.
F. CROWLEY, M. I).
L. BOWEN, M. IJ.
tjT Purchase none but those having the signature-‘J.
N HoBKNSAC'K,” as all othersnre worthies imitntfot.s.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing
to become agents, must address the Proprietor, J. X.
HOBENSACK, nl his Laboratory. No. I2il North SEC
OND .street, above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold try nil Druggistsand Merchant* in the i'.S.
For sale by J. II. Cartkr fc Co., J. It. Moors fc Co.
A. A. Solomons fc Co., and J. E. Ds Fork, Sava ub
Georgia.
may 19—lawljawofr
GOOD MEDICINES!
Sl'AKLEK’*
ANODYNE CHEERY EXPECTORANT.
1 8 confidently recommended to Invalfds.asunsurpi.JMd
by any known preparation, for the cure of Coughs,
Hoarseness, and other forms of common Cold-: Bronchi-
its. Asthma, Croup, Consumption iu an early since, ai.-l
for tire relief of the Patient even Iu advanced stages el
Hurt fain) disease.
It combines. In n aclenllflc manner, remedies of long
esteemed value, with other* of more recent discimrj,
und beside* its soothing und tonic qualities acts through
tho skin gently,and with great efficacy, for Iheeurtid
this class of diseases.
Stabler’* Dlarrlisrn Cordial
Is n pleasant mixture, compounded in agreement w ith
tbo rules ol Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, lone know a
and celebrated lor their peculiar efficacy in curing filar-
rhwn, nnd similar affections of the system. In its ncifoo
it allays nntiseu nnd produces a healthy condition ol the
Liver, Huts removing the cause nt the same time that it
cures Hie disease.
The valuable medicines above named have rrn-i .
been introduced, with the approval of u number ol the
Medical Profession- in tbo city of Baltimore uml else-
tvl.cre, arid In practice have succeeded most admirably
in curing Hie disease* for which they are prescrilu d.—
They are offered lo the country practitioner, asfincdi-
clues which lie cun in all respect* depend upon, a*
pared 111 agreement with the experience ef someoi i
most learned and judicious physicians, and strict!) in
accordance wllh the rules ol Pharmacy, and so especi
ally serving his convenience, who cannot so readily ns
tho city physician imve hits own prescri|iri«"»coiuno»ad-
ed by n practical Pharmaceutist. • . „
8ee the descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis ot at
who have ihe medicines for sale, containing recommeid-
atioiia from Doctors Martin, Baltzell, Addison, l'nyi-e,
Huudy, Love, fcc.
Doctor 8. It. Martin says: “ 1 do not hesitate to ream-
mend your Diarrhoea Cordial and Auodyne Cherry Ex
pectorant,” &c. . ,
Doctor John Addfsonsnys: “It gires me much fJess-
ure to add my testimony to llmt of others, in favor ef the
extraordinary efficacy of your Dlorrho-a Cordial, kc.;
and of the Expectorant, “ l have no hesitation in recom
mending it, as a most valuable med'eine,’ fcc.
Doctor IL A Payne says lie used the Dinrrli.ra tordisJ
ill bis practice “with tho happiest effect, and thinks >»
one of tlie most convenient nnd efficient combiiutn-Jt
ever offered to our profession.” . ,
Doctor I*. D. Handy writes: “I have administer**
your Anodyne Expectorant, in several cares ot Broncjuu
affection, with the most happy result*, ami from » *«"'*•
ledge of Its admirable effects, * can with the greatest
confidence recommend It,” fcc. '
Do*~or W. S. Lovo writes to us that he has adminis
tered the Expectorant to Ids wife, who lias handle Bron
chitis for fourteen years, and that she is rust recovenag
from her long standing malady. It has in a few »'« **
done Iter more good than all the remedies she has here
tofore used under able medical counsel.
Sixteen of the best Apothecaries and Pharmaceutics
In tho city of Baltimore, write: “ We are satisfied the
preparations known astfluhler's Anodyne*'he") r-M n "
torant and Slnhler’s Diarrhceu Cordial are medicines ot
grenl value, ntul very efficient tor the relief and care
tiio disense* for which they are recommended, ihej ot ”
the evidonce of sklB anu care In their preparatio" al
stylo of putting up, nnd we take pleasure in recommetm-
Twkntv-Skven of the most respectable Merchasts,
residents of Maryland, Viroinu, and N°* TU Jr**®*
lina, who have sold nnd also used these m '“! f ‘ rf .
themselves,say, “From our own erprrimvt and jnai
our tustomirs, wedo confidently recommend them no
Bono Publico. We have never known
used for tlie disenses for which they nre prescribed, to ua
so efficient nnd to give such entire srtisfaetionte»''•
The above notices of recommendation from mem ' h
or Ihe Medical Faculty, Piiarmacki'TISts ol m*
standing, nnd Merchants of the first re*Pf*•»
should be sufficient to satisfy nil, tlml lhere me *?* c J > i - dif-
worthy of trial by tho afflicted, nnd that they art °J“ '
Cerent stamp and class from the “Quackery mm
keepers gonorally.
120 Pratt Strrrt, Baltimsr*,
m 18— ln*,!5awo1v . _
IIEIRE'S UNRIVALED
PI5CTOHAll COUGH CANDY.
T his ARTICLE Is a never falling remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Iloiirsones*, SoreTItronf, nnd Tlghinessof Ihe
Lunge nr Chest. Personswhonrcmuchexposed.nnd trou
bled wllh Irritable Cough* nnd weak Lungs, will find nl-
most Instant retiof by trying lbe Pectoral Candy. In foct
no one ahonld bo without ll when ihechangealn the wea
ther aro so frequent. No articlo of Cough Candy has
been so much appreciated for Its safety nnd certain cure;
you will And it needs but ono trial, to convince all of Us
Afrc,i rr 8 oM!»if)N*. co.
Iliitlwr’s Tnstoless NoIttlltsR’sj Powder.
A IXthosolidlngredlentooftho«?UII»*’" "priMt *|Wcn
xV nro usunlly offered to the public In the two separate
portions, are here, by n process *J**,?^j
spontaneous action upon each, combl itod In one com*
pound powdnr, tho effervescing aoliHlon of which In
water Is rendered marly tasteless. Besides being more
nstnlnble. It Is made In much less time, and wllh lull
Bely less trouble than that produced w ill the two pot*
d.ra^rap.rwl fn Iho n.ti*l J-Jj loiSlSafi,
A. A. SOLOMONS fc CO.
T improved JGxtraSlaic Neldllt* Powder*.
HE (B Powders are prepared expressly for Ihe retail
trade, from superior (tnporled materials, nud are
warranted foil weight SoldlltzPowdora,(whenaccurately
prepared, ns tbeso are wnrrnnled to be) are held In the
highest estimation for thblr peculiar virtue* Iu giving re
lief where there la Indlgcailon, heart-bum, or billoua
affections prevail; nnd when usod according to the dl*
rocllons. form an effervescing aperient draught, more
ngrcenble, yot possessing all tho medicinal properties of
the much esleemodSeldill* Springs In, Gormonjr. By
m88 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument Square.
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F ir BALK by the narrel or OallotWaLflanowiy’*
prices, by CucWT] J. U. COOPER fc CO.
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tern, attended with constant nnd alarming ...
tho throat and lungs, I was, nl your instance, and In con
sequence of having read CapL McLean’s decided testi
mony lu Its behalf, Induced lo try Dr. Morse’s for-
rallied Elixir. I tried It, I confess, more In the hope than
in tho confidence of Its proving efficacious; bull am
bound In candor to acknowledge that I had not tried It
long before I began lo expcrlonco its atdulnryolfecls:—
Hint l inay now say wllh Capt.McLcnn, “that I would not
now be wlthcfcit It on any consideration.” It has done
me more good than any previous remedy I havo tried,
and If this statement Is deemed by you nf any importance,
vou may Itavemy full consent lo make It public.
3 Rahway, Aug. 3, 1850. J. 0.TUNISON.
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
llavo notin n single instance that has boon authenti
cated, given - thclr sanction lonny olher preparation for
the above complaints. U Kaa In many desperate and vi
olent cases effected radical cures, after patient* had been
Abandoned and their condition pronounced hopeless by
medical praclltlnnora of high professional character.
R Is put up highly concentrated, In pint bottle*, with
the iintito blown in tne glass, and sold for
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f!jr Imnortnul advice accompanies each botlle.
Prepared by M. MORSE, M. D*nnd for ante by CHAB.
H. RING, General Agent, 192 Broadway, New York, to
whom nil ordora must bo addressed. ....
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