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heb»al and went reliable lathe CHy of Nuw-Ynrt t
fejroSta?'
It oo., import era or French and
tnfloods, No.48 Braafi-Mrtal.
..., No, ISO Rro* dw,
tat., Importer* of LAU
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Hot
CRN, 80HL1KPRR k HAARIIAUd, Importora of
.J Uerman tad Ho'tf.n BROADCl.OTHrS 8ILKB,
[Q8IRRIKMiO ,Ko flO Exchnngu Place.
S UllUUIIARDT, FKOLU It fcllOLTIIAUBEN, Nos
08 and 04 Ubwiymt- Importer* of French, 8wl»s,
and Uaraaii 8ll.Kf, KIRHONH, VELVETS, VKUT*
1NUS, SATINS, SERGE*, 4c. WOOLENS of every
deacripUon. , / .
T) A,kO, li WITTHAUP, 01 E*eU«u|raPU 1«J?
• 111 DoHtra of Men’* Furnlshlug Good*. TAHfor • » D ‘*
Mnp, tram 81 UK and WuUsTEP.
feTRAHUHEIM * CO, 09’nrnad*f&
• lace, millinery goods, kmuroidlriw
nod TRIMMINGS.
iTCII 4k CO- 07 Wllltam-al, Imp'ie of flen*
FurnUlilug Goods,and Mauuf. of SHIRTS
rpHOMArt MUNROE, No. 34 Pino it. COLORED
1 COTTON GOODS. SILESIA?, CAMBRICS, \ES1
PADDINGS, WIG AN3, NANKEI XW.*c.
H . ROBINSON It CO.. No. 187 Broadway, Inin'u
• and Jobber*. LACE GOODS, KIIIIIO.NS,Hl.hSs
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIER V, U LoVES, Ml AWLS,
SMALL WARES, AO.
C RKPINAtPAVKN.Nn.84l bread way, Importer;
andManuf. FRENCH LINEN CAMBRICS, LINEN
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, LACES, EMBKOIDE*
BIBS, Ac. (own inanuf.) ___
EVANS At HHIJTAN, OPT Dro«d«a7c
* * ■/ffaw'Vdinu •'
• ft,* ■ HMkl* HHlHlIU Of
ammtu,
Ji.ruLi.ow.
blind by W. U.'niUHARM k COUSIN AI.IOE.
*'t^iuK^dSnSuat u'nnnni, lb, »•««« b> jfjjj
sssann ts^tfipssssjsp
kind.'VICom. Ad.nllS.l Jrajaail
Gwynne’s Centrifugal Pump.
■»rrtcnsitidfreiT, yiSSSiSn,imi>i»i.r.m /oio^'iwUu!-
jf*—______ ^ ■-
■mdoUirrplaniat^ni of,the destructive raliiaofthe South*
Srn ellinalo. MlW, Ufnvel and other substances do not
falnrelt. H I* adapted Tor Steamers, Manulactorle#.
Mint*, Flro Engine*, Wator-workaTor largocities, and all
•liNMlion* requiring powerful Pump*, Slxe* or 85 gal*
Inna lo luu.000 gnllnna per mluuUicapacity, kept on band
by Union Power Company «f U. s, 31 Broadway, Now
.York. [deo 19 8mM
Wcii Polut School.
A RRANUKMKNTHharo boon made with Frofatanr*
iV from the ILS. Military Academy for luairuoilort In
Iholneveral departments from ilia Oral of November
next.. Erary opportunity will ba nAirwU for oblalulng a
thorough education. Prompt atiimdaiico I* requested.
oCtfi—3moli EDWARD V. KINSLEY. A. M.
mift'ff.CASES! SHOW CASKS!
A LARGE assortment constantly on hand, nr mada to
ordar at abort noiica. Case* carefully paoked and
shipped to any pari of the Union by
U. K. PEEBLES, 184 Grand atraaL
3 doom aaat of Broadway,
n
NKW'YVKK.
..rnfiwMiAkwsiH,
AND PUBLIsilBRSy
CI.INTON BALL, NO. 131 NAMAU’ST..
“|fjp»T
NEW-YORK.
DAG V Ell tl EOT V PEN.
J GURNEY* No. 340 Broadway, tho oldest and
« moat oxuraslve establishment in the United State*.
ENG IIA V E1IS.
W HITNEY, JOCELYN A ANNIN, Artist* end F.n-
graver* ou Wood, Nos. 58 it 00 Fulton-atrecl.
Finest and boat work donejhcre.
H YATT a CORNELL. General Engravers ai d Print.
era, No. 300 Broadway, entrance in Wulkurti.
Orders by Mall or Telegraph promptly ntlcndcd lo
EXPRESSES,
I T'D WARDS. SANFORD A CO., Foreign Express.
x No. 30 Broadway.' Goods and packages forwanl
cd to and fniin nil parts of the world.
Locomotive Needles and Fancy Goods.
fl'IIOS. A EDWARD GILL, Imp’ts <>| Fancy Goods.
1 HUSIF.RY,GLOVES, LACES and EMilROIDE-
RIES. Agtuw wanted for their Locomotive Needle*.
No. C4 Dey^t.,N. Y.
GENS, AND SPOUTING APPA1IATI'S.
H ENRY TOMES <t CO, Agent* for West lev Rich
ards, of London, Importers of GUNS and sporting
Wurasof every description, 801 Broadway. _
HOT AIR FURNACES* Ac.
D AVID CULVER, (Inventor and Fntantee,) 52 CHIT
street, Mmufaciurer mid Dealer, wln-lesulo and
retail, In Furnaces, Register*, Ventilators,
C OWLES Ac CO., 177 Grand-*!., Improved Hut Air
Farnacet, Ranues. Venttlutors, Kc.
IRON BEDSTEADS.
COMSTOCK* UIIBMLE1 A CO.
NAMUrACTURKRS,
8aloa Boom Bo. 90 Laouard-Stroot. Now-York.
u.vi: douU irt:sr ok HHu.lDir.ir. ttnr%
C OMMON mill Folding, plain and ornamented BED
STEADS of all kind*. Hotel, Hospital. Prison,
Family, Servants’ mid Cldldren'* Be<lste«d« always on
baud. Also a general assortment of Iron Furniture,
Spring Uiils, Hair and other .Mattrustes.
1 jr* t hese bwUieadsaroauperlorto all other* In point
of cieuiiline**, tii'Rtnest and iconotny. They tire ulway*
free Irani Vt-rndu and are exceeillngly durable, portable
and convenient. Onler* to any extent tnay be aildrvued
to COMSTOCK, It HUM LEY It CO,
No. 1*3 Leoiiunl «U New-York.
CF"Agent* wenteil for the *ale of tho above. De-
tcrlptlvu circular* eent wlu-rever requested, imv 14-flm
Sewing .liacliincH.
TO TAILORS, TAILOR OSES, Ac.
r|MIL“ AVERYSKVVLNG MACIIINh” innkc* beiond
1 (|iteMlon. the best and strongest astltcli of nay Sewing
Machine yet Invented. We can satisfy the most scepti
cal that the work done by tld* machine will not rip, uel
ther will It ravel out by any wear. The team tuuy be
taken out by design, tail only utitlor such a comblnation
oi things as lo make this peculiarity really utiu truly one
of the must valuable points of till* machine. Ills sim
ple In It* construction, not liable to get out of order, unit
no danger of breaking the needle*. We bellefe till*
machine is, twyond question, tho best sewing machine
yet Invented Tor Tailor* and other cloth aewer*. The
public arc respect fully Itivllcd lo call ami examiuo tho
tnaclilnu and It* work nt the office of the
AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co,
No. Vo I llrondwny, New-York.
Price for Machine, 883 and 810. Tables and treadle*
extra—prlco, 83 and $10.
Nkw-Vork, July 30,18.13.
Wo,the undersigned, do hereby certliy that wo have
examined the ••AVERY SEWING MACHINE.” and
cbeerfidlv rceonmiend It for its elinpllcily, durability,and
especially lor the peculiar stitch made by it. Tne stitch
Is original, and In uppcuraticu Is like the most porlecl
and hmul-Mitne ••back-stllchliig.” Wejiave lliorougldy
tcstwl thestrenglh of the sewing, und are sallHled that
tlio elllcli or this Machine make* u stronger und firmer
seam than can l»e made by hand. We tuke pleasure In
recommending this machine loonrfricnds,nndlo Tailors,
Seamstresses, und families generally throughout the
country.
noUGHTON k KNAPP. Wholesale Dealers In Men’s
and Boy’s Clothing, No. 10 Coiirtlamll-sl.
LOCKWOOD & DUBOIS, Merchant Tailors,No.SU
Broadway.
II. A. GOULD At Co., Wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
No. Sill Washington-*!.
J. P. HULL, Mcrchnul Tailor, No- 5.*>3 Broadway.
DICKSON Ac PE1TUS, .Merchant Tullors, No. 533
Broadway[oct ll-:lniM|
NEW-YORK
Sl'ROIC.U 1NSTBU.UBNT MANUFACTORY.
SAIN * llBI.IKEUHOFFi
Manufacturer* ami Wholesale Denlort In nil kinds of
Bargiost and Dental Instruments,
ELASTIC TRUSSES,
0ANDA0R9, SUPPORTERS, METALLIC SVRINflES, AND
FINE CUTLERY.
Which art offered to Dealers on the mott liberal terms.
7 mutt-Kt.* New York,
Until Ihu New Building I* erected.
wim UMjutN. [»cH-|yM] v.w.eatNRkRUorp.
INDIA HUHIIUR GOODS.
1) OGBIIS A WYCKOFF, 23 Courtlaml-st., India
«11nks" b MPF^pnlsVnVmNfiRK<8°VtuuTtf npitiswoFk hasi»wii very much enTs'rged.embcHlshcd
wfmiiikp P 5* ERVERS, CONGRESS BOOTS. wllh new Hhmratlonsihroughout.clesignetlexpress-
vv^buuGvi*, fcc^stc. ... ly lor It, critically corrected and thoroughly revised so
Rcvlacd und Newly Illustrated Edition ol
SNUTik’S GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS,
TO WUICII HAS BEEN ADDED,
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY
LIGHTNING HODS.
M. QUIMBY Al St )N, Dealers In Qulmby’s Im-
i proved Rods. Office No. 132 East 87th street.,
and 18 Nassau sU
Looking:Glass and Picturo Frames.
" r P. WHITLOCK, Manufacturer, No. 101 Canal-
1* st- Nesr York. GILDING In all Its branches. i
L EONARD'S Machinery Depot, 100 P«*arl and GO ; A
Beaver-streets. MACHINIST’S TGOI.S from the old In tiio study of Ancient Geography,
brat makers In the country. •• ..... ... ...
J1ARULEIZED IRON AND WOOD. j
F REUnI) Ac CO^ Manufacturers of Ligneous Marble.
Wureraoin No. 334)4 Broadway, Factory corner I
of Centre and Franklin streets, -1th story, room No. II.'
.
as lo ctinfoim to tin- census of iho United States for 1S5U
. , . . . —to ttiat of Great Britain and Ireland, March. IS3I, and
A M. QUIMBY Ac St»N, Dealers In Quiinby s lui- to the latest Hint could he obtained of other countries.
• proved Rod*. Office No. 132 East 87th street., the acquisition of territory to the United States, the
discovery of the mineral wealth of California and Au
stralia, und (he establishment of stoatn communication
between remote parts of the earth, have greatly Increased
M. « Witt*"* nm'Kuu b'nSJhS.""', ha. haoa carelhll, cl-
1U. »» ? .Wey_York. i.H.DINW in all Its i>ranc_ne,.__ j nnd |||wrJcd |h , s edlito... It has been not only
* ~~ " 7 _ . m-ccssory to correct tho maps of former edition*, hut to
WACI1INERY AND IHACIHNL TOOLS, add new maps of the States of California and Texas, of
S CHENCK’H Machinery Depot, 02 Courtlaud-Mreet, ; tho Territories of Oregon, Washington, t'lali. New Mex-
MACHINERY. MACHINE TUOI.S ami Woods- j len, Nebraska, and the counties of Mexico and Central
worth’s Patent PLANING MACll IN EH. : America, whieh has been dono from tho latest nnd beat
authorities.
A largo int o of the Roman Empire Is also added, to
lid In tho study of Ancient Geography.
By a system of Emblems and Abbreviation*, consist
ing of stars, crosses, books, steamboats, Acc., c<>iisplcu-
i onsly arranged on nil the maps, representing tho Grand
I Divisions of tho Globe—the Government, Religion, Stale
of Society, Population, Navigation, Aiu.. of Iho more
Important countries, become apparent at the first glance,
nnd by thus culling into simultaneous exercise Ihu pow
ers of the niltiil nnd eye, impressions ure made more
Needles* Plato Hooka A: Tackle, Ac. ! abiding ihun by any other means whatever.
r|HIuMASH.BATIi,(l»lci T.fcT.II. HATi:., 103 I Ue-lile. .11 Oil*. Iho work I. remlcTed Mill moro »«hl-
J MoWon Lano, SooiIiom Fi.h Hook., H.lili.g T.tklo, : Ohio olid colliploto hy Iho oddlllol. of 0 Coin|.lol0 com-
s, i. c I pc ml in m of
■ ■ 1 ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY,
which will be foanit ns inlerei<Ung and Instructive as the
more extended treallM-s on tills sunject.
The Atlus has beo.i not only thoroughly revised, cor
rected and enlarged, as stated above, hut also contains n
large number of new and liiterestli g statistical Inb'e*.
from the census of the United States ami other sources.
It w ill be bound in stiflT cover only.
A set ol questions, for general rovl- Inn, Is appended
lo the work, which will be found of gieal convenience
to the Teacher, and uidtothe scholar, In bringing defi
nitely nnd distinctly to bis mind, In a condensed form,
the main features of the subject bo has gone over.
Tne*e Improvements and additions will greatly en
hance the value of tho work, nnd If tho views nnd me
thod of the nu'hor nre full; carried out, much valuable
time or tbe pupil will tie saved, amt gran labor on the
part of Hip toucher avoided.
Smith's Series of Geography consist* of
Smith** Primary Geography fur llcglnuers.
Smith's Quarto Geography.
And the Geography and \llns mentioned above.
For sale by Booksellers generally throughout the Uni
ted state*.
(‘out mil tecs, Teachers und others engaged In the cause
of Education, will bo supplied wllh copies for examina
tion. Published by DANIEL BURGESS St GIL,
sepl 2U-3mM No. ltd Johu-Hrcei. Nmv-York.
COU) AMI SILVER SPECTACLES,
AND
Eye Glasses of Every Description.
MANUFACTURED BY
D. GILLiTlL'H* NO. «, Llborly Place.
[Bctwceu Malden l.une unit Liberty Streets. |
NEW YORK.
D.G guarantees nil articles made by him lo bo of a
superior qualllv. Orders respectfully solicited
,m:1« 3m M
PAPER WAltEHOUNES.
C tYRl’S W. FIELD At CO , | | Cllff-ft., Imp’ts and
j Wholesale Dealers in American. French, German
ami English PAPERS, and uvery description of Paper
Manufacturers Material*.
PENCILS.
D EPOT FOR MUNROK’S Celebrated PENCILS.
Ship mid llotuo Carpenters, Drawing and Writing,
Rubber Pencils for Schools TIIOS. MUNROE, 34
Finu-st.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.
t At J. R AMSEY, (Manuf. and Imp.) 31 8 Green.
;\.s wlch-sl., of Lubins Provosts,Garlalns und oil er
cetehrutud iiiuker*.
Muliom-rv WuriTOoniH— \Yhole-sale.
W M. A. WHEELER At CO.. No*. I 3 and I Q Park
Row, New-York City, Importer* of Staple and
Fancy Stationery. Hauler*fu American Papers ol every
description.
j^lGGINS At KELLOGG, No. 88 Jotin-rl., Whole.
SAFES.
R M. PATRICK, Defl'i ce Pnlnmnndor Safes, (G*v-
• lor’* Patent.) Dep-u. No. 102 Pearl-M.. formerly
00 John-st.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
l LT1IOF At AHLIIORN, No* 50 and (It Malden
V. Lane, liupoiters of Toys and Fancy Goods.
C HARLES W.I.II.I.IENDAIIL, Importer ol German,
French and English TOYS and FANCY GOODS,
and Dealer* in FIREWORKS, No. 4f) Maiden Lime.
Tiles for Floors and Cltlinney Tops,
M ILLER, COATES At Y0ULF„ No. 2in Pearl st.,
ENCAUSTIC TILES, GARKKIUK CHIMNEY
TOPS. Plumber’* Alaterlals, Melnb, Ate.
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, Ac.
WINDOW GLAMS. PAINTS, die.
H I. BAKER «t BROTHER, I 42 Waters*., Import-
• era of French Wlndowr Glass, Chemicals, I’ulnts,
At. Also Agents of American Window Glais und (Has-
Ware.
1 A HOPKINS At llllfl’8, Importeri ol French Win-
• dow Glass, No. 01 Hsrcluy-st. N. V.
J U.POl.LON k. CO , Imporlers of French Window
• oud Coach Glas*, No. 3 | Barclay -st.
Valentines li»r I So l.
T HE AMERICAN VALENTINE CO., N. Y., Taos.
Fkxx*. 81 Nassau-st., Agent, aro now prepared
to execute all order* for VALENTINES and VALEN
TINE STATIONERY, for the approaching season.—
Dealers are requested to write Immediately lor a Trade
Circular containing all particulars.
T. Facax nlsn solicit* orders for Wood Engraving,
and all other kinds of Engravlug and Artistic Work In
General. Address,
norll)-3m TII0S. FREBB, 81 No*rau sl., N. V,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTIKING.
S M. PETTENGILL At Co., No. 122 N**«*«.
• *trbrt, Nkw-York, and 10 Ht*tk-stxki£t,
BoiTOK, have made *uch arrangement* with tho best
•nd most widely circulated Journal* In the United Stale*
and Canadas, that they are enabled lo make a laving of
time and ex pen** to the Advertiser* who do business
through them. They select tho best pnimrs, and Adver
tise conspicuously ai the very lo*e*t price*, and alwnyo
keep the Interest of their cuitnrnoratu view. Merchants
•relnvKedto cation them ami satisfy thcmaolvcsthut
these things are so. lyn-sspll •
SPIRITUAL nOOK-STOBE AND
M*ub t ii*lbing UouhCo
No. 360 Droadway, New-York.
H AVE reoentijr Iraaeil the following Book*. Tlie an
nexed prices Include postage:
British'* Review of Beecher’* lb-port, 88 cents.
Disc 'arses from Ihe Spirit World, by ttepheti Olln,
jalo PrcsWentofth* Weslnyan Univenllyr at Middletown,
through R. p. WlUon, Methodist Clergyman 71 rents.
Approaching Crlal*. Iielug a Review or Dr Buihuoll,
by A. J. Davis, C3 cents.
Heerelaof Wrnvoral, concerning Ihe Inner Life and
» World of Hplrlls, 44 cents.
Wlllngi .Pndnmatohwy, Illustrating Presentments,
Vision*. Apparition*, Ice., 01 cent*.
Pllgilmaw of Thomas Paine. i n the Spirit World
throogh Rer.G. Hammond. Medium,M cents.
Beal. LlfJtL Crjratalllxallnp, Chemlsm, fcc_ f |m
GelesUal Telemph, or B*crats of the LlfWio come, re
vealed through Eighty Perception* of Occupation* and
Convergailotts with Thlrty-.lx Hplrlls. 81,|«. * 0
Sheklnah, a splendid (IhlHiual Gin Book, elucidating
tho nature and relations of M jn, vital, mental and snlr-
hoal Phenomena containing PortrulU of Seers and Em-
instil Spiritualists, Ac., Ac., 83.
Present Age,.or Inner L'fe, by A. J. Tavl*. 8I,*ki.
Judge Edmonds im Bplrliunlism, .700 pages, 81,50.
Hrlltan and Ulcbmond’s Discussion of Hulrliunllstn,
400 nags* octavo, embodying Iho grealmt inrmlier of
Fact* and Argument*, pro ami con, on this •tibjrct ever
brought together In mm vol., 8I.3H.
Also-TheHpIrliualTe'egranh, the organ of Modern
rplrltiialsm, a weekly poper. M per year,
sept 87-3ino (P) PAUTItlDGK A nRITTAN.
TLollan aiitl attoor l*tuiiue.
T. ^.ftEURY, 81)7 IBRD AD WAY* NM’.,
— i-'PUBLISHER OF MUSIC, and Dealer,
whulraulu und retail, lit Pluttos. Melodious
. , , , ...and Music: Agent for tho celebrated *Eo*
Ban, Grand ami other Phimis made by llallct, Davl* Sc
Co., Iiosbpi, whoso Piano* are considered superior Ui all
oilier*. Great bargains In New York Plano*, and se
cond hand Piano* und Melmllon*. Music supplied,
wholesale ami retail, al llm lowest rales. T. 8. Merry,
8U7 Broad «-ny. I'liioo* inlet.
P S — II. 1). A Co.’* AJollan Piano* hare Ihe laleit Im
pro veil voicing. M, novl-ly
— oukrrkan Gai.i.krv, 381 Bread way, cor. White-ft.,
Now-York. [i>cl I l-Oin.M]
SEWING MACHINES.
Singer’* Patent straight Needle Per*
pendlculnr Action Sowing
IN a clt In cm,
W HICH hnvu acquired un unequalled reputation for
excellence. In all parts of the world, for every
variety ol Sewing, are now offered nt the reduced cash
price of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear prollt
train tho use ortliwo machines I* front 8.700 to 8R>00 a
year, depending mi the kind of work done.
U'e wish In call the attention of mnniifnclnrers parti
cularly to our newly invented nnd entirely original
MACHINE To SEW WITH A SINGLE THREAD.
This instance Is so admirable In contrivance, and so
perfect in it* operation und result, that it commands tho
iiiii|iiutilh'd approval or all who understand ttto art of
Sewing by niachliioiy. For linen stitching thl* Is the
only inucldim that can make a stitch, which will remain
disllncl and beuiilifid after washing. For shoo work
awl every sort of leather Sewing—bag making—Mat
tresses and all Sewing In which GREAT STRENGTH
OF SEAM IS REQUIRED, the work ol this machine
c-'iinot bo equalled. It is moro simple In Its construc
tion and much more easily mmiugud und operated than
uny other.
Hereafter wo shall be prepared to supply a variety of
Sewing Muclillies—each perfect and complete of Its
kind, at the following cash prices:
1. Needle ami shuttle machine of present stylo
on wooden box, $10(1
8. Noodle unit shuttle do on Iron frame 811U
3. do do wllh newly invented
feed suction and checked spring $ 13.7
4. Single threaded machines for linen and other
light Sewing, SI3a
5. Slagle threaded do for Sewing bags,
sicks nnd carpel bags, 8135
0. light sewing do for shoe work and
leather stitching 8185
7. light sewing do with apparatus to
blud mattresses, Ac., $135
8. light sewing do of extra ilzo for
qtilllhig coat linings, $140
0. light sewing of larger size for quilting extra
size linings, 8150
10. light sewing do adapted to lap
seam i ng coat sleeves, A c., 8100
II. Embroidering Machine, making nil ornamental
stitch with two threads, 8130
IS. Machines of large size for Sewing awnings
and ship sails with fixtures and apparatus complete
from S-UXi lo 81.700.
Machines will be filled fur any unusual peculiarity of
work ou reasonable terms. The 'Machines are securely
packed for transportation to any part of tho world, und
full printed instruction* for using and keeping them In
order are furnished wllh each machine.
Machine needles, Silk twist on spools—3 coni linen
thread, Ac., always oil hand and for sale ut lowest cash
prices. Principal (iffice, No. 333 Broadway. N. Y.
Bit‘sett Omens: 57 South Fourth-street, Philadel
phia; 150 Bultlmore-streel, Baltimore; 35! Washington-
street, Boston; IU7 Elm street, Cincinnati!,
imv31—Jin M I. M. SINGER k CO.
fFIcUicM. l*rcNcrvc*u Ac.
T RIE umlereigm-d offers to purchasers » superior stock
of Pickles, Preserves, Ac., warranted the best quid-
u v; to keep In all climates ; at the lowest price*and ac-
' WAIIDELI.A PHASE,
331 West-I., New.York.
J OHN PHY Flit DEALER IN IV* »1* V, s. MAN-
ulhclurer of Ivory Goods, 3 Muiray-st, N. Y.
oct 9>MyoM «
ARRIAC _____. ,
Cloths, Plushes, Buntings, kc.,
A. W. KELLEY A IIRO.,
octlS-fimoM 36 Joint street, New York.
A gricultural inipli^hi-intn a
HEEDS—RALPH Ac 00^83Fullon-sL, New-York.
Wholesale and Retail. octU-IlM
ROE LOCKWOOD & SOUL
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS
—or—
Frclirli. Spiinisli mill Iliilian Honks,
-111 OitOAmvAY, New York.
Priced Cntnlonues fiimlthi d on nppllcallon, Mcc I 3m
ANDREWS vt JESUP,
No 70 Plne-Strcet* Neiv-lorK,
A GENTS for the sale of all kinds of
EOT TON «Y WOOLF.i'V ^lAC'lll.VKIl Y,
InelmJIng D ying. Curding. Picking, ami Burring Ma
chines, Machinist’s Tonis,Card Clothing, Leather Helling,
Acc, Acc. These aro fromtheUxsT Marks*,and are sold
at TtiKtR LiIwkst Prick*. Also,
IMPUHTEItS XXD DF.At.KRS
Inovery variety of Manufacturers’ Articles, stirh a*
Spool Tapes, shuttles, Pickers, Roller Skin*. Roller
Cloth, 1.1 ' * *- *
savEit’s
PLASTIC PAINTS,
OUEAP, UIIIIABIE, AMI PKUTKCTIVE, ’
WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF.
'•plIIS PAINT will stand uny climate, withnul crack or
L blister and hardens by oxptsure, thus making In
timo an unnmul of stone, prelecting Wood from decay,
ami Iron nnd other metals bom rustod corrosion.
This Paint differs from ihu so-called Mineral Paints ol
the day, which are principally Ochres anil Clay* colored,
and are entirely worthless.
.Silver's Plastic Paints arc purely Metallic, containing
no Alumln or clay.
They are levigated finely, mix readily with Linseed Ol!,
(without the trouble or grinding.) und flow under the
brush ns Ireely ns Ihe best White Lend.
These Paints excel all others in body or covering pnr
petite*, one pound of which wilt cover as much surface,
as two pound* of White Lead.
There are lour natural odors, viz: Black or Slate
Brown, < Hive nod Chocolate.
Dirkction*: This Paint Hows readily tinderlhc brush
and ils covering properly i* increased by using it mixed
as thickly ns oossildu with pare Linseed nil; as the
Paint is the lasting or protecting body and the»ill aimi-iy
the medium or agent lo spreading it.
We annex copies of two letter*, one from the Presi
dent of the Pldlmlelnhia and Reading Railroad C’o M the
other from a gentleman, a well kuown resident of An*
guslu, Georgia.
Office of the 1‘hila.and Rending Railroad Co., I
, Piin.ADkt.pniA, Mat 3, 18.73. (
I.s. SiLVKn, Esq—Dear Sir: We have used void
“Plastic I’ulnts” for more than n year, and for Painting
Bridge*,depots, kc., kc, we have found il qulleequal t»
any paint »*have used. In fuel, we now give Hh prelV*
ence over all others we have tried lor such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN TUCK Kit. President.
AroesTx, Gam^krtcmiixk SI), 18.78, {
Muuin Planing Mills. )
Dear Sir .-—You ask imp lor my opinion of ‘•Silver’s
uineral Pulat*,” which you have put oh my Machine
?hopaud Planing Mill. I give you will) pleasure my full
and hearty recommendation of It as a preveidivOof lire
communicating Irani chimneys, or from adjoining build
ings. The Paint which you pi ton my roofs, has now
heroine a* hard us*i,atk, and I feel un secure from lire,
In this direction, n* Is pos-IMe A few weeks after Ihe
roofs hud beeopahiled. I made an experiment on two or
three shingles by placing them in the furnace under the
boilers; the result was. Hint the portion uncovered wa*
entirely consumed, while Hie painted imrt was apparent
ly sound, though upon examination the wood was found
to be charred ; the paint, however, was firm nnd but
little blistered. 1 consider thl* as severe nlestnsyoui
Paint can he pul to, and under the circumstances I do
not hesitate to commend It ns un invaluable proven live
ugiinst lire. Respectfully,&c.
(Signed; AM IIR 08 E SPENCER.
FRENCH & RICHARDS,
X. W. Corner of Hif/i and Market etrerte, PhlU.. Pa.
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS.
For sale In Savannah. Wholesale and Relall.by
JAMES II. CARTER U CO,
, , „„ No. 170 Broughton si reel.
July 80 HSolply
Lacing Leal tier, kc., kc.
ocfiS-OtnP
fashionable Hoot Manufacturer*
HO.IKVKNTBRR BtM.L-HTRKKT, NRAR «0!(IHIKNT-HQUAnR.
Cork-Solo, Water-Proof, Hunting, Military, Patent
Leather, Walking, Dress, nnd Puinp-Sole Boots; Shoot
ing Buskin*, nootee*, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slipper*,
4to., made to ordor In the neatest and most fashionable
manner, of warranted materials, and by the moat experi
enced and careful workmen.
ADAM SHORT,
Maxtor H u I Id or*
, 1 „„ r *V T D00R WMT or • T * ARPRtw’a nAtL,
Will take contract*for Building nnd Work In Masonry
of every description.
R. At J. LACIII.IBOM,
Engineer, and Mlllwrlkhti*
IROX 4• HR ASS FOUXDKUS,
Canal-Street—Near the Canal Imck.
R. tArni.t*ow. j, LAnn.tsnw.
a. puhceT*
Importer Sc Manufacturer of Sonar*,
NO. 13 WIIITAKRR.STRRET,
Keeps on hand k well Mlecied slock of Imported Be
fnrs; also Monufactnred Tobacco. Snuff, Pipes, ami all
other article* usually kept In Ills lino of buslnest, which
he offer* on the mot reasonable terms. nor 3 .
V. H. PALM Kit*
A PER l
THE AMERICAN NBW8PAP
AGENT,
IS the authorized Agent for thl* paper In tho clllwof
Boston, Now York, and Philadelphia, and Is duly em
powered to take edvertlaemente and etibscrlpllnne el the
ratoe required by ue. Hie receipt* will be regarded ae
paymont*.
Ills office* aro—BOSTON,Pcollay’* Building; NEW-
YORK. Tribune Building*; PHILADELPHIA. N. W.
eornt r Third nnd Chestnut it reels. fob Sfi
I UBIJF* PERFUMES.—JENNY UNIX ROQUET
rn mly, .MaxnoBa, .Vn-bena, Rough « Reedy. Gry*ta«
Pa’oe»- Tiiberanee^nckey Uub.Ml«Miinette, Iradvo/mls,
Oed«it,Tee Reee* Mosk. MetleMbC/ffollounnk Roep!
Oereulua,'PnpplbMk; Sweet nriar,'Winter Rln*eom!
J* WLIINTKII*
NEWSPAPER AGENT.
No. 151 N. 2d afreet* Philadelphia.
I* authorized Ap“"* *■“ — •—*•— 1
thecltj
the ral
s* uayment*.
'authorized Agent for procuring advertisements, In
city of Philadelphia, fot ihe Savannah Republican, al
ratee required by ua. Ilia receipts will be regarded
‘ *'' “' ~'»gl
T llt8,,M.7l; In d„.
1 rnhlllty and brilliancy of color, and entirely free
•[! P°'* n boua qualiiioa, never Injuring the health t
of |he lnm*le*,nf itewly palnlMi epenmente or of the
•" ,hB . atmosphere of the South It
will ^^nd lnv|iluablr. e* It never change* It*color oi
rub*off like .White Lead,- For aaleby .
^ iGlIJf R. MOORE 4c CO.,
nihWiiinM",,,
jlierper’e, Piiiiram'e end
dffydttL FALL OF 1853!
Uiy GEORGE 8. NICHOLS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
T UP. SUBSCRIBER bus now In More and offers for
sale, thn following:
Gent’s fine blue, black, nnd brown Cloth, Beaver Cloth,
Po'er Hlmin Fur Cloth, nnd CamblelOvercoats.
Gent's fine black Cloth Cloak* and Mantle*.
Gent’s fine blue, bl'k, nnd claret frock and DrrssCoats.
Gent’s Cadet Cam mere, Tweed Ca**ltnere, black Cns-
slmere. blue Casdmero Frock tees, and busluuss Suck
Coats—a great variety. f
Gent’*black Don Cusslmero, und moro than thirty dif
ferent pattern* of fancy Casstmere Pants of latest styles.
Gent’s Vest*—about I.3U0 Vests, embracing all of tho
new slyle*, some perfectly beantlftil.
A very large lot of Sonnult Roiind-Jackel* and Pant*.
Flushing Overcoats, Frock and Hack* for servant*.
Indla-R blierand Pilot Cloth Overcoal*.
Youth’s and Boys’ Department:
has nover been equullod In tld* place and contain* the
following:
Broad Cloth, Beaver-Cloth, Peter Sham Overcoat* and
8nck*.
Blue, black, brown, and claret Cloth Dress Frock* and
Backs.
Blue, black, hrown, and Cadel Cloth Drei* Jackota,
Cadet and Pleol mlxed Snllncl Round-Jacket*.
Mixed and Korney Round-Jacket* for Negroes; flue
block Doo-Cnsslmure. blue Cloth, nnd n largo nssorlmeni
of fancy-colored Cassimi-ro nnd Bntlnot Pants.
Black Batin, figured Silk*, Alpaccn Black Cloth, und a
great variety of Merino Vest*. All of tho abovo lor
uoy* from 10 to 17 year* old.
Children’s Department:
contain* very pretty fringed and plain black Cloth Sulla
fancy colored CaMlraere Suits, wllh Ve*l* and Pant* con
nected j Genin’, new slyle or Pnney Dress Jackets; black
and brown Talma*; black ami ureon Togas Overcoats:
embralderod Cap*. All for children from 4 to HI years!
Children, boys’, and youtl ’* whlto and colored Shirt*.
Fancy Artiolei:
embracing almo»t every article for a gentleman’* ward
robe that ran bo called for, together with the richest as
sortment of covered and plain CAPS for gentlemen,
youths, boy*, and children.
N. Moitol the above goods, tho Mon and Boy*’
Clothing, b«vo boon made up expressly for my trade,
and under my Inipeellon, at Ihe North, and I can confi
dently recommend them n* good, ami a* cheap a* omt
be found elsewhere. Tho clllxens and pnldlo generally
are Invited to call and seoat the Clothing 8iore,Glbhnn’*
Range. foct 7]
J> cure thedlsbate* of|he»e organ* with all ehronlo
comnUInta, s» Dytparwla, Coughs, Atthms, Bronchial
and (.dug Affijctlona, Pains In the Back, Bide, and llrewM.
Consumption, Bcrefnla, Rhenmallsm, Ruul, Neuralgia,
Fistula. Pile*. Rowel Onmplalnla, Worms. Nerrona Do-
pBIly . |*Hh all.diseases caused imm an Impure slate nr
the blood. A Resit supply Just received by
H188 - J.’B.’Dr“^"“
J.'E.DaFORD,
Al tbe ApoUprevlee' Hell.
DR JOHN HULI/S
SARSAPARILLA.
THIS MEDICINE. WHEN USED ACCORDING TO
DIRECTIONS, WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL:
ncrufula
or King's Evil.
Cancers, Eruptions
of tho Bkln, Er> sipelas,
Tumors Chronic Sort- Eyes,
Ringworm nr Teller*, Scald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains In tho Rones or
Joint*, old Sore* ami Ulcere,Swelling of
tho Glands, Syphilis, l)yspep*la,Salt Rheum,
Disease* of the Kidneys, Disc-use* arising Irani the
use of Merctir),l.ns*of Appetite. I’uin In the Shlmiml
Shoulder*, Genera! Debility, l.umbugo,Coughs.Colds,
Drop*',Jaundice, Costiveness, Bronchitis, Weuknesaof
the iRiest, Sort-Throut, Pulmonary Alfi-ciloiiN and ell
other Dlseasestemllng to pnxtuceCniiAiimpliun. Liver
Coinptidiii*. Femnle Irre'gidiirltii* and Coinplnluia,
Low Spirits,Sick and Nervou* llenduche. Night
8weat*. Exposure*or Imprudence In l.ifo.
Chronic Coiivlltittlniuil Disense*, and ua
a Spring ami Hummer Drink, nml
General Tonic for the System,
und u Gentle nnd IMoiisant
Purgative.it Uaupcrior
to Blue f.icknml Con
gress Water, Salta
orSeldlltz
Powder*.
It Is a retnnrknhlc fact, thn, mining Iho hundreds of
eminent physician* who have examined the receipt by
wldcli Hull's Sarsaparilla I* prepared, not one hus con
demned It, but nil approved it, und commend it in the
highest term*. Many physicians express theinselve*
strongly In tho heller that It I* decidedly Iho best prepare
atioii or Bursupurilln Hint has ever been placed before
the public. Although (hero are many physician* who
feel a reluctance to having their names up|n*iided lo the
rei’omnicudnlloi; of uny particular remedy, iml withstand
ing the* may approve of it in the highest degree, there
are other* who frankly yield ttieir support lo favor of a
remedy which they know Lcapuhlu of doing *n much
good in an nffiiclcd community. .-\* «n evidence, read
the following from old uml respectable physicians, of
high standing In the community In which they live:
TC'NlilllOII)’.
Testimony like Iho following renders superfluous all
comment* on the efficacy or Hull’* Harsnparillu. From
Dr. L. P. Yumlell, Professor or Chemistry In the Louis-
iann Medical College: I have looked over the list of in-
gradients composing John Hull'* Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla, nml have no hesitation In saying that they
form n safe compound, nml one Hud premise? well In
chronic disease*, to which it Is applicable.
Louisville, .lunefi. In If*. I.. P. Y ANIlKI.L. M.D.
Wlint Dr. Pyles, physician by appointment to tho Lou-
Isvllh Marine lloMiltnl. says or Bull's Sarsaparilla:
l.ouiHVitLK. March 3U, Iri4!».—i have examined the
prescription for tho preparation of John Bull’s Hnreupar
Ilia, nml I believe the conihiuallouto be
.j an excellent ,
—.J, nml well calculated lo produce an ullernlive Im- 1 ,ur k‘- , sl sizes,
pression ou iho system. I have used il both m public * >- **•—I'ireclu
and private practice, und think it tho best article of Snr
sapnrUla now In use. M. PYLES, M. D.,
Resident Physician Louisville Marine II. spiral.
l.ormiH, Kv., April 35lh, 18.7H.—Sir: Permit mo to
address to you a few lines, ami do mu the honor lo reply
to » request Hint 1 will makolti the connection of ibis
letter, tcc
I urn n graduate or Transylvania Medical University;
I have practiced nicdic'ue in this wilderness country. |
about live years, but owing to exposure lo biller cold
wi a I her, I have been Indisposed with Anile Rheunia-
llsm about six montlis. After having exbuu.-ie*l my
skill in the Ircatmeut of my case, und deriving no bene
fit. 1 was Induced lo give your Fluid Extract of S'arsap.
nrill.i n fulr trial, and accordingly purchuH-d a l-ottle of
your medicine from y our agent, Mr. George P. Brown,
about two week sago, and 1 must confess that one bottle
Ini* entirely cured ine.
II is my opinion that your preparation of Sarsaparilla
Isdt-cldi-dly superior to any other preparation imw In
use, and I will take great pleasure in recommending il
to tin- afflicted as boing a remedial agent, and I will ud-
vLc the physicians lo use II In their practice. &c.
Respectfully yours. It. It. ALLEN, M. I).
Lorisviti.c, July 13th, IH40.—I have examined (lie
list of articles that compose John Hull’s Extractor Hare
snpurllla, amt I have no hesitation in snyiiigllint II is n
sale and valuable compound. I would prefer II to any
article now in ose. for the diseases arising from an Im
pure state of Ihu blood or taint of Ihe sydem. I confi
dently recommend It to my friends us being a powerful
Extract, ami one that I believe will cure all classes ol
diseases, for which It Is recommended, If used according
to directions. I believe it lo lie a valuablesiiccedntieiiiii
to Mercury . Nay, I have my doubts whether in'lie most
Violent ami protracted cases of Syphilis, accompanied
w IHi Nodes Troplie, In carles of Hie bones, whether it
ought lint to succeed every other remedv.
S. R. McCONACIIIK, M. II.
Honorary Member of the Medical Society, Philadelphia.
Hear what Dr Slnpp, a Physician who stnnds at (lie
top of Ids profession, says of John Bull’s Sarsaparilla:
I have been using John Bull’s Sarsaparilla )u « great
variety of chronic disease*, with Iho most happy effects,
nml have no hesitation in recommending il to the public
tor ihu cure of scrofula, syphilis, ami all cutaneous uml
glandular disease*. Yours, most li-rvcidlv.
WM. STAPP, M. D.
LewUpmt.Ky , April fob, 1810.
Ituv. li. XV» Nchon-Ui-r. E. Stcvcuuon.
CoxcLt'siVK.—Tho following is a verbatim copy of u
certificate now in the possession of the proprietor of
Bull's Bursupurilln. Rev. E. W. Selmii is widely and
generally known as an eloquent and accomplished pus-
lor of Ihu M. E. church, nml Rev. E. Stevenson has been
known as one of tlieniosi tnlcired and zenhms members
that the Kentucky CoiUcr.-uce could boast of for uiHiiy
years and »l this time isffilingttiu high and responsible
station of Agent for the M. E. Rook Concern. Can the
world produce belter or ufore satisfactory testimony In
favor of any medicine? belter testimony than ..as ever
offered in favor of any medicine. Rev. fe. IV, Selion-
Itev. K. Stevenson.
Loriavn.t.v, May 8U|li, 181(1.—Wo have used John
Roll’s Sarsap rlUa, and have known it lo he used, wllh
entire saiislaclioii; and we have no hesitation Instating,
nor belief, (bill It is a safe ami valuable medical coin-
nouiid. ami calculated lo produce much good, nml re
lieve much suffering; ami therefore would cheerfully
and ill"*! earnestly recommend It tv Hie afllictud.
(Signed) E. W. HEIR IN,
K. STENENSON.
We earnestly Invite nil persons who are suffering wllh
any iff “I he ills that flesh Is heir l -,”lo call on Dr. John
Hull s agent, and gel a copy of Hull’s Family Journal,
gratis; and, lor Hie sake of humanity, wo h po that a
single Individual will not bo found unwilling |o alve
Bull's Sarsaparilla a trial, after reading ami recollecting,
al the same lime, that It Is Imposslblu Tor the Doctor lo
publish the tenth parmr the number of certificates of
astounding cures performed by his Snr-nparltln. The
uinoiuil of le.-limony voluntarily showered on Dr. Iltill'*
Sarsaparilla, from well known ami distinguished indi
viduals, hnili In public and private life, has been per
fectly overwhelming.
JtgTDr. John Bull’* Principal Office, west side of Fifth
street, first «loor below Main, Louisville, Ky.
Bole In Bavunmih, wholesale and retail, hy
J. II. MOniiR k CO.,
Ami by Druggists generally. linn—lv Ml
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS.
EXTRAORDINARY OUUE
OF LdM OF IIICALTiti DISnitDBRKD STOMACH, INDtOKS*
TIOM ADD nDTaDMIKATtON Of tkOOD TO Till
It KAO.
Copy of a Letter from Mr.John Lloyd, afErto-icen, near
Harlcek, Merionethshire.
To Profeuor IIallowav i
Hlr—I avail myself or the first opportunity or Inform.
Ittg yon that for a very long period I was nflllciod with a
dangerous glddlnussand frequent a wlmmlugsof tho head,
Mltended hy n loss of appetite, dlsonlered stomach, nnu
gencrrally Impaired health. Every means had failed lo
glva tno any permanent relief, amt at length It became
so alarming that I was toally afraid of going about wllh*
out ax hUrndaut. In this melancholy condition, I wall
ed personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist, Harlech, for
the purpose or consulting him ns to what I had better
do. Ilo kindly recommended your Pills; I tried them
without delay, and. lifter tuklug them for n short tlmn, I
ant nnppy to bear testimony to their wonderful efflcncy.
I am now restored to iierfecl health, and enabled lo re-
aumo my usual duties. You aro nt liberty lo publish
this letter In any way you think proper.
I am. Sir, yotir obedient servant,
JunoOlh. 1853. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.
Extract of a Letter from Edward Rowley, F.eq., of India
IFnffc, Tobago, dated April t!th, 185*1,
To Professor Holloway:
Dear Sir—I deem It n duly I owe to you nnd (he pub
lic at large to Inform yon of a most miraculous recovery
from that dreadful d I sense. Dropsy, nml which, under
God. was affected hy your Invultialilu Pills. I was tapped
five tunes within eight months, und akllftilhr treated b»
two medical practitioners, but could not gct-cured until
I had recourse lo your remedy, ami, notwithstanding all
I had undergone, this inlracuioua jnedlclno cured mo in
tho course of slz weeks.
(Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY.
INFALLIBLE CURB OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT,
WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD
ACHES.
Extract of n Letter from Mr. S, Go wen, Chemist ol
I'llltoii, near Bristol, dated July Nlh, 1853.
To Pr fe»«or Holloway.
Dear Sir: I am requested by a ludv, named Thowas
Just urrlved from the (Vest Indies, to ncquuint von that
for a period of eight years herself ami family suffc/t-d
from continued had health, arising from disorders ol the
Liver and Stomach. Indigestion, loss of Appetite, vio
lent lleud-nclic*, pains in lie side, weakness nml general
debility , for wlilcli he consulted the most eminent men
In Ihu colony, but without any beneficial result; ul
last, she had recourse In your valuable Pills, which in n
very short lime effected so great a change for the belter,
that she continued them, am! the whole laiiiilv were re
stored to liPallli and strength. Further, she desires ine
to say. that she hus witnessed their extraordinary virtue*
In these complaints Incidental lo children, particularly In
cose* of Measles a d Scarlatina, h iving effected positive
cures of these diseases wllh no other remedy.
(Signed) 8. GOWEN.
These celebrated Pills aro wonderfully efficacious In
the following complaints:
’Ague, AMhmn, Bilious Complaliils, Blotches ou Iho
Skin, Rowel Complaint-*, Colics, Constipation of the
Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery,
Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fevers of all kinds,
Fits, Goal, Head ache, Indigestion, liillainuiutloii, Jaun
dice, Liver Compluintf, Lumbago, Piles, UhcuuuiHt-m,
Retention of Urine, Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Sore
Throats, Slone and Gravel, Tic Douloureux, Tumors
Ulcer*, Venereal Affections, Worms of all kinds, Weak
ness, from whatever cause, &c.. kc.
Sold al the Establishment of Professor Holloway.
344, Strand, (lieu*- Templu liar,) Loudon, and by all
Vendors of Medicine throughout the United States, In
boxes ut 37)^c., 87c., and 8L50c. en,li. Wholesale hy
the principal Drug houses Intlic Union: and by Messrs.
A. II. k I). Saxos, New York; ami VV. W. Lincoln,
Savannah.
ITcT* There is a considerable saving by taking the
—-MTJHS.- ... ,-Jg-
for the guidance of patients In
every dlsorderuro affixed lo each box.
nl—lnw.7toen\v!y
llroivn’N Cnnciico or .laniulcu t.u«u, .
B ROWN’S Essence or Jamaica Ginger is elaborately
prepared from cnrelully selected articles of tho best
quality : It possesses In a concent rated form ull Iho valu
able properties of the Jamaica Ginger, and Iswnrruntcd
lo be free from all Irritating or oilier properties of an In*
Jtirloii.’i lendem-y.
It is beuellchdly used In a variety of circumdanccs
where a warm conllul ami agraleful stimulant I* requir
ed, particularly In cases where there I* a sense of exhaus
tion arising Irani excessive fatigue or heat, a few drops
in hair n nimbler of water with a little sugar, will he
found an •‘ffeclual nml most plen«lug rest oral ive, which
make* till* essence n highly useful addition Inihetrnv*
eller’* portmanteau, us well as lo the family collection of
reim-dlc*.
Where llicro Is nn unpleasant sense of weight nr nau
sea after eating, from Imperfect digestion, or where nun-
sou is induced from riding In a rail road car, or carriage,
or from tho motion or a vessel al sen, tlm Essence of
Ginger, ir glvqn according to tho directions, will almost
Invariably give relief.
In ordinary Dinrrhuin,Incipient cholera, In short In all
enses or prostration of the digestive function*, whether
from indulgence or disease, It I* of InnsHmnhlo valuo.
During the summer month* nml In Southern climates,
It I* Invaluable, partlimlnrly during the prevalence ofep-
Idomlc cholera; no traveller or family should bo without
It. A large Invoico received hy tho ngents,
m 38 A. A. SOLOMONS & co.. Market Pqnare.
IIRISE’S UNRIVALED
T PERTOUAL COUfill CANDY.
HIS ARTICLE. |$ a never falling remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and Tlghtnessoflho
Lung* nr Client. Persons who are inuch exposod, nnd Iron-
bled wllh Irritable Coughs und weak Lungs, will find al
most Instanl relief by trying Ihe Pccloral Candy. In fact
tin one should hn without It when thucliLiigeelii Ihe wea
ther are so frequent. No article of Cough Candy has
beoo so much appreciated for It* safety nml curtain cure;
you will llml It need* hut one trial, to convince ull of Its
edlclnnl virtues. A fresh hit received bv
may 311 A. A.80I.0M0NH k CO.
l*»*I’foy« d KxirnMlKe Mold I In*. I'nxvrtcr*.
I " , " ow, 'ers are prepared expressly for the retail
1. trade, from superior imported material*, and nra
warranted full weight SeldlllxPowdara,(wliPnaccurately
prepared, as these aro warranlod lo be) are hold In tho
highest estimation for their peculiar virtues In giving re
lief where there Is Indigestion, heart burn, or bilious
nutation* prevail | and when used according to thedl*
roctlons, form, an elforvowing aperient dmught, more
ngreeahle, yet fMMsoMlnir all tho medicinal properties of
tho much otioemml SoldIIlx Spring* In Germany. Hv
,n ^ (Y- W. LINCOLN. Monument Bu'tnrr.
zkiiwashh ANmiifMiiiiirit’
T llla , „ , tootii w ish,
Ills dellelous artfelo combines »n mfmy merilorlnus
qtinllile* Hint It now ha* Ix-rnmo n slnnd.inl favorite
w HiHio ciifrep* of New York, Pldlsdelpiiln, Rnhlmore,
I IHslmrg. and oilier places. I)entl*|* nnd Physlelnnt,
prescrRio It In llielr prnctleu moslsucoessftdly^ nnd from
wwwc* Urn most fluttering laudations are awarded
It. luflaniod, sore, or bleeding gums are immediately
cured by lt« me ; Its art loo upon Ibem Isntlkl, sooihfrig,
and effective. It cleanses the leslh so thorotighlv that
Jhey are made in rival tienrl In whllenoss, and dlffiine*
Ihroiigh ihe mouth *uen « delightful freshness, that Ihe
lirianh Is rendered exquisitely sweet, nhd It will In most
Instances affiml relief to the most violent loolh-nche,
The follnwliig Certificate from Dr. Cldlton, a Chemist of
workl-wlde celebrity, who htis submilled the artleleto
n ohpiiilcnl nnaly*ls. Is proof itifflolint to convince any
Olio of Its superb wily.
••'IhavD examined a boltle of M KiRMAD'e AftTfr
Rpoaai-Tio TimTn Wa*u, m and find It to ho n vegetable
preparation of an Innocent character I believe It wilt-
prove hem-ficfol for iho pnrpnre It I* recommended.’*
' , , Jamix R Chilton, M.D.ChemliL
Just received and for sale by. IV. W. LINtinj Jf,
■or 17 . , toouumsnt 8quftre.
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
Ull. MOUSE’S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
A P JIF.XOM FXilX IX MEDICIXE.
P HOFESSTlU MOUSE’S'INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
OR CORDIAL,
Ttoo Eiglilli Wonder of tho Hofunic
World.
Tho Invigorating Elixir und Cordial Introduced into
medical prac ice by the great Chemist, Phy sician and
Traveller, Dr. M. Morse, has for ils basis an u.h-iilnl
herb, first brought from the stony deserts of Arabia Pc-
tren, i»y that eminent philosopher, which lins been en-
dorsed by the medical colleges of all the great cities of
No language can comey an adequate Idea of the Im
mediate and almost miraculous change which it occa
sions in the diseased, dehlhtuted and shuttered nervous
svstem. Whether broken down by excess, weak by na
ture, or Impaired by sickness, the unstrung and relaxed
organization is at once re-braced, revivified, nnd built
tip. The mental and physical symptoms of ncrvotisdls-
ease viuihli together under its influence. Nor is Hie ef
fect temporary. On Iho contrary, the relief Is perma
nent; for the cordial properties of the medicine reach
the constitution llself, nnu restore il lo Its normal condi
tion. Well may the preparation he called Hie
MEDICAL WONDER
of the nineteenth century. It is, as the first scientific
men In Ihu old world Imvo ndmltlcd, that miracle ol
medicine herelof ire supposed to have no existence.
A STIM U L A NT Til AT ENTAILS NO RE-ACTION.
Ils force Is never expanded, ns Is the case wllh opium,
ulcoholic preparations, and ull other excitants. 1 lie ef
fect of these Is brief, and it muy well be said of Idni who
takes them, “the In-U slate of that man Is wor*e Hum
the first.” Rut Hie Elixir is an exhilnraut without n sin
gle drawback— safe In ils operation, perpetual In Us
happy iullticiicc upon the nerves. Hie ndiiil, and the en
tire organization. Incases of neuralgia.headache, ver
tigo, palu in the nerves of the face, mid Hie various train
of nervous affections, It will produce a cure in an aston
ishing short period ol time; and It will also remove de
pression, excitement, n tendency to blush, restlessness,
sleeplessness, dislike of society, incapacity for study or
business, loss of memory, confusion, giddiness, blood i<»
(lie head, inelancliolv, mental debility, hysteria, indeci
sion, wretchedness, thought* of seif-ilesliuelinn, tear of
insanity, hypocnmlrlasis. dyspepsia, general prostration,
Irritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, liver com-
plaint. Hour albus. and all diseases incident Inlenialc*,
nystcrlu, monomania, vague terror*, palpitation of Hie
heart, constipallon, 4(C. Z:c., from whatever cause uri*
log, it Is, if there is any reliance to be pluced on human
testimony,absolutely infallible.
An appeal I* made to
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffer* from weakness, derangement, nervousness
tremors, pains In the hack, or any other disorder, w he
liter peculiar to her sex, or common lo both sexes, to
give the Invigorating Cordial a trial.
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Hear what the celebrated and distinguished I)r. Wood,
of Massachusetts, say s of il:
Dear sir— I gives me pleasure lo inform you that one
of my patients, while in llosfon, procured some ol your
Cordial, which he has taken two weeks, anil that lie Is
entirely cured. He ulready look* like a new person, who
so short a time ago looked so pale anil thin,and was
scarcely able lo crawl around. I thought it scarcely
possible for him ever to regain bis full strength and fa
cilities; Ids case was an extremely had one. I prescribed
the usual mcdich-u used in "itch case* in Ihe llospiiul,
hill they wbreof no effect, lit the meantime, my patient
had procured some of your Cordial, which effected u
cure I am satisfied no other medicine could have done.
I shall ever warmly recommend II whennn opportunity
occurs. The Inventor in my younger day* I well remem
ber ns being considered one of the most skillful phvsl-
emus ill Hie United Slates, nnd luiil heard his Cordial
very highly spoken of; but was one of Hn- incredulous
ns tolls merits until I was so unexpectedly and sutlufac-
lorlly convinced to the contrary.
I remain, very truly, yours,
II. A. WOOD, M. D.
clergymen, ns well as physician*, nnd thousand* al
others in all parts of the United Stales, are continually
sending certificates. Informing us of the benefits derived
from using Dr. Morse’s Cordial. We can publish only a
few. Thu following is a specimen :
REV. JOHN SKGKR,
of Jersey City, nn old and highly respectable gentleman
of the Rapt 1st persuasion, hnnde-.l in the following cerll-
Ileal a in Dr. Morse'* office. It speak* for itself:
Dr. Moksk—Dear Sir: I nm constrained lo give you
astateiueulofllio benefit I derived from using vour Cor
dial, believing, hy so doing, I shall render a benefit to
those who are niifiuriug as I have boon,
gl was afflicted for many inmilli* with pains In Iho head
nnd dimness of sight, together with great nervous debili
ty, so much that Il was with lnudi difficulty for me to
walk 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 yotir Cor
dial, which, through Iho kindness of I'ravldence, hus re
stored me to more thnn my usual health, as I now ntn
enjoying heller health than I hnvo done for a number of
years. 1 am now 00 years of age. 1 believe it lo be mi
Invaluable medicine, which I recommend to my nume
rous acquaintances, nml tlioy are very large, na I Imvo
been n minister a great many years. 1 hope this hasty
■Letch muy bo as much benefll In yon as tho medicine
liHstnmo. JOHN 8 EGER, Jersey City.
Jan. 7, 1852.
METHODIST CLERGYMAN.
The following was sent lo our agent lu Rnhwny, by
Rev. J. O. Tunlson, ortho Methodist Episcopal Church-
one of Hie most learned and respected In thoconnectlon
—nnd Is another proof of iho wondorfhl effect of Dr.
Morse's Invigorating Cordial on Ihe system:
Friend Robinson:—Having for some years past, ns you
arc aware, experienced great general debility ofmysjs-
tern, attended with constant nnd nlarndng Irritation of
tho throat and lungs, I was, nl your Instance, and In con-
sequence of having road Cnpt. McLean’s decided testi
mony In Its behalf, Induced to try Dr. Morse’s far-
famed Elixir. I tried It, I confess,moro In Iho hopelhnn
in tho confidence of Hspntvlng efficacious; but I am
bound In candor to acknowledge Hint I Imd not tried II
long before I began to experience its military effects;—
llml I may now say wllh Cnpl.McLean, “that I would not
now be without It on any consideration.” It has done
me more good thun any previous remedy I Imvo tried,
and If this statement Is deemed by you of any Importance,
von may hnvemy full consent to nmkn II public.
Rnhwny, Aug. 3,1870. J. O.TUNISON.
THE MEDICAL JOURNAL8
llnvenotln nslnglo Instance llml hns been Authenti
cated, given their sanction to any other preparation for
Iho above complaints. It Ims In many desperate nml vi
olent cases olibeled radical cure*, after patients had been
abandoned and their condition pronounced hopeless by
medical prncllilnneraof high professional characler.
It Is put up highly coiH-eiitriilt-d, In pint bodies, wjlh
Hie unnin blown In the gin**, and sold for
83 per bottle—6 for 812—884 tho dozen.
tlr Important ndvlco accompanies each boltle.
Prepared hy M. MORSE, M. lfosnil lor saloh.v CIIA8.
II. 1UK0, General Agent, t«3 Broadway, New York, to
whom nil order* must bo addressed. ....
Aoints—A. A. Solomon* It-Co., Rammish; Ilnvl-
land. Rlsley Is Co., Auguafii i ftayllniid, HarrnlltCo.,
Charleston. ' „ .. . ....
Sold by Drugglila generally throughout Ihe Uniled
Rlalea. nfl—lyo
Not n Pnrllclw of Meretiry In It*.
A N Infalllblerotnedy for Scrofula, King’s Evil, Rheu
mallsm, Obstinate Uiiinnooua Eruptions, Flmplea
r Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Rolls, Uhronlo Sore
Kyci, Ring Worm or Tellur, Scald Head, Enlargement
and I’aln of Iho Rones nnd Joints, Stubborn Ulcer*. Hy-
pb) title Disorders, Lumbago, Hidnal Complaints.nnd all
Dlsonacs nrislng from on Injudicious uae of Mercury,
Imprudence In Life, or Impurity or the Blood.
This valuahlo Med.cine, which has become celebrated
for the number of extraordinary cures effected through
Itsagotic). hns Induced Ihu proprietors, at ihe urgent re-
S ues) of their friends, to offer It to the public, which they
o with Hie tilmost confidence lulls virtueaund won
derful curative properties, Tho following certificates,
aelccted from a large number, nre, however, stronger
testimony ilmti the moro word of the proprietors; and
uronll front gentlemen well known In their localities,
and of Hie highest respectability, muny or them now re
siding (n thn city of Richmond, Va.
F.ROYDEN. K*q.,of Hie Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
known uvery where.says h« hossccn the Medicine call
ed CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE ndmlnlstc-red in
over a hundred cases, in nearly till thedisense* for which
It Is recommended, with the most astonishingly good re
sults. He »uys It U tho must extraordinary medicine lie
baa ever seen.
AGUE AND FEVER—GREAT CURE.—I liareby cer
tify, that for three year* I Imd Ague nnd Fever of the
most violent description. 1 had several Physicians, took
large quantities of Quinine, Mercury, and I believe all
the Tonics advertised, hut nil without any permanent re
lief. At Inst I tried CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
two hollies of which effectually cured me, nnd l nm
happy to’sny I have Imd neither Cldll* or Fever since.—
I consider It the best Tonic Iii tbe world, und Ihe only
n cdiclne that ever reached my case.
JOHN LONG DEN.
Reaver Dnm, near Richmond Vn.
0. II. LUCK, Etq., now In Ihe city of Richmond, and
for many years in Hie Fosloffice. Ims such confidence in
the uMoiilshlngefficacy of CARTER’S SPANISH MIX
TURE, that lie hn* bought upward* of 511 bottles, which
he Ims given away lo die afflicted. Mr. Lurk suys lie
Iuih never known It to full when taken according to di
rections.
Ur, MfNGK,n practising Physidnti, nnd formerly of
the City Hotel, in the cily of Richmond, says In- has
witnessed In n niimb n r of Instance* the effects of CAR
TER’S .SPANISH MIXTURE, which were most truly
surprising, lie sHys In a case of Consumption, depen
dent oil the Liver, the good effects were wonderful in
deed.
SAMUELM. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker &
Morris. Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of b
year* standing. I»v the u*o of two bottles or CARTER’S
SPANISH MIXTURE.
GRKATcURK OF SCROFULA.—The editor* nr the
Richmond Republican had a servant employed lu 'heir
press room, cured of violent Hcrofulii, combined with
Rlu uuiiitisin, which entirely dlsabh it him Irani work.—
Two bottles of CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE made
a perfect i’ll re of Idm, and the editors in a public not lee,
say they ••cheerlully recommend it to nil who are af
flicted wllh any disease of Hu- blood.”
STILL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.—I had a
very valuable boy cured by three bottle* of Carter's
Spanish Mixture. I consider it a truly vnlmdde medi
cine. JAM ES M. TAYI.OR, Conductor on the U. F. 4t
P.R. R.Co., Richmond, Vn.
SALT RHEUM OF 30 YEARS STANDING CURED.
Mr. JOHN THOMPSON residing in tho city of Rich
mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish
Mixture, of Salt Rheum, which he Imd nearly 2» years,
nml which till the physicians In ti e city could not cure.
Mr. Thompson |»a well known tiierchaiil in the city of
Richmond, Vaginal Ids cure Is mosl remarkable.
WM. A M ATTHEWS, ot Richmond. Yu., had n serv-
nnl cured of Syphilis, ill the worst form, hy Carter’s
Spanish Mixture. He say* lie cheerfully recommends it,
and consider* It nn Invaluable medicine.
RICHARD K. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of
Scrofula, uud what physician* called confirmed Consump
tion, by three bottles of Carter's Spnnlih Mixture.
EDWIN IIURTON, Commissioner ol the Revenue,
says he has seen Ihe good effects of Carter’s Spanish Mix
ture In a number ofSyphilitiecases,and suys il is n per
fect cure for that horrible disease.
T. W.DYOTT k SONS, »3 North 3d street, Phlla
dclphia.
BENNETT k. BEERS, 123 Mat*, street, Richmond. Va
WM. C. HARWOOD, of Richmond. Va., cured ol
Old Sores nml Ulcer*, whlchdisntded himlroin walking.
Took a lew bottles of Carter’* Spanish Mixture, and was
enabled to walk without n crutch; in u short time per
manently cured.
Principal Dennis n1 M. WARD, CLOSE k CO., 83
Malden l.une, New-York.
And for *nle bv J. II. CARTER. A. A. SOLOMONS,
& CO, nnd THOMAS M. TURNER k. CO. Savannah,
and by Druggists uud Country Merchants every where.
JSr* Price t?l per Battle, or f» Bullies for 85.
may HI—lawlSuwol v
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES!
rr.VKR AND Afll'K Ct’Rrn BV ROIVA.HH’* TONIC MIXTCRk
rp|| E Unirereityof Free Medicine and Popular Kvotrl-
1 edge; chartered by the .'•late of Pennsylvania, al its
last session, (viz. 2fllh April, 1853,) inuinly for I hr pur-
pose of arresting the evils resulting Irani the sale ol
spurious and dangerous nostrums, nlso for the purpose
of supplying the public with reliable remedies. In cases
wherein the patient cannot obtain or w ill not employ Hie
best medical adviser*: having purchased that iiivaltt.
utile remedy, Rowaud's Tonic Mixture, on necoiinl ol
II* Just celebrity, ami known ifficney in the treatment ol
Fever nnd Ague, nnd it* kindred affections:—hits no
hesitation in recommending II In Hie highest terms to
Ihe patronage of the nflllclcd.
1)0WEI, COMPLAINT cured by Roivand’s Black-
I ) akhitv Root. The above lii-tiiuiioii extend* its
sanction, in like manner, lo the reinedv lor •• Bowel
• ’"in plat nl,” mi well known as Rowaud's Compound
Syrup of ll|uckb(-r r y limit, and earnestly recommend It
lo the confidence of patient* afflicted 'with those com
plaints—believing R lo bo Invaluable In the l real meal ol
such case*.
LIYERW0flT E & TAB,
OTlUtlt LUKO COMI’J-XlNTS
C*RfgilMMP®ioiY.
qqqqqqqqn
The Great Cough ttemerty!
R EADER I hay* you a Cough, which you are negirei
ng, under tlm Idea that It is only a enmuJnffi*
nnd that It will soon “wear itself out ?” LmTauA
UB you, In kindness, what will soon Im die pro “m.Ji r «-
In a abut lime, ir you continue to neglect vonruir
rot. will lt.nl!, In Vrel . lcn.it of llJltlX
•Ion across Uiu chest, accompanied with rraqiisnt
darting palm. Then a dry, hacking Cough will
and when you raise any thing it will be n ihlrk nnd .S'
«r white frothy matter, streaked,
blood. If you Still lake no medicine, these um Is'sok!
symptom* wllltncrcaie.nnd you will loon hav - i ?,,,' 1
Fkvkr,Com, Chili.*, N.oa i Hwrat*.Co r ,“,„ V- ' l c
TORATIOK, and then Gbbst Prostration, i vou.mi
neglect yourself, a f, ;W week* or nmnlli* win i eo ,
consigned to Ihe grave. Paving lour friends m
how rapidly CONSUMPTION cild ii» wnrk.nml
you a way. F (lend! hive you no cause to i.- alarn
lu the above sKeieli you may see a* in n rhn, him ere
rycase of Consumption progie*«e*, with ,„o„. 0f
rapidity, to « fatal tr rminaih u. Of all the 1 hr,»,*,!!
nnd Million* whom this great Destroyer ha* gsih*.. ,r.
the tomb, evciy single cure hegan will, a Cold ! |V hi
had been atlcnded lo, all might hat e been wa II |, m h!
in* neglected, under the fatal uclu-h n ihai |i
“vveni lt*ellofr,'» iltrniofeneil its deadly irfo ninth*
BUhstanee of the Lungs, CAriiing there the luriiiatii n r
tubercle*. Another, oud nmitlor cnldnddol 'U«|n. u
flame, until these lula-rele* began ,oip n ni.ilsummut*
leaving, hy llielr uh oration, gn al cavith * in || le |
At tld* rrnli, ibedi-ea-e U voiy difficult ol cure
oileiitlmr * sets at defiance all human means.
In tin-latter or worst sage, this medicine will r,fi in
limes arrest the dim use, or cheek its pr< gre-s, am W jii
always make the patient more comh.rtnhh, nnd inni,
hi* Hie nnd Is tliereloio worthy ol a lilnl;-bm u p,
eiyleid or forming prions.Consumption is Hscnral.n »,
any other ilisens>-, nnd “Dr. lingers’ Syrup »,f J.iieiu. n
1 ar and * nuehalaguii,” If taken at thjs/iinic will • m, ,{
Rljf-AH SURELY AS IT IS TAKEN !Mj •|| ll .
slrong language, Imt we can refer )ou l"imii,bri|,
lug witnes,es to | r -vo that it I* Till E! And then fore"
we can e«tiyexh"rt every mnn, woman nnd il.it.i »|,g
ha* a Cough, or i**uhjn l to Cold*, to keep iho ui-dj.
elm- hy you in iho Im-iisr ; nml whenever jou lake r„i,i
do not “let It alouo»|owoik inbchrei in j our s)s;,n/
Imt eriidli ate it lliorougldy, amt al oner, lq this p u,. f !
erfully healing c< iii|h.ih d and fame your l.m.|.h niua-
Jured, to catty yon in lull vig- r P-a g- nd oldege:
.MOTHERS’.
Have you delicate, weakly children, who are always ink
lag cold, nnd stijei t lo i r-itip ? Iti-on mhrf • ii„ wfl4
a ease oi Croup, w liidi did not oiiglnat, in a c-.i
And vvhenjr ur eliild goes to bed win ezine and much,
lug, you kin-vv not that, before . on.in# I roup may i,„t
set III. mill ere you- an get a I hysn inn, your oeai rlutd
maybe buy ond tin-reach of help, vteie eeilitouili re-
ion-,n-you value lllu live* III your 1 Inldien,'ill C|I tl ia
no riiciiie hy you in the house, nnd when ymn little o-,e,
take- cold and commence coughing, give ii to iheinut
nm e, and rt sl not until Ihe c-i-unli is ennrely sut-iue.i
We coiisi ientiously aver, after llo- most ex'lend-d exi>e
Hence, lliat il this advice were lotlowed, no child need
ever
DIE OF CROUP,
lor the cnlil would l-e cured, before ilmuld arrive m this
aggravated and ratal tinge l.eti-veiy .Mother, e.pniii
ly, heed well iln-se n-u.aik*, thin sin- may not l-creai-er,
: when mourning over the i-mly Might n- mine • In risked
I blo-som, have oi-iiision 1-iln-rlyio npr-mh herseli i-,r
her criminal neglect. His nn old n-tag*-. thru “ton- h-re-
wurner-, i* to he rorearme-l.» I arentn! so let it be ia
your case.
Hu sure lo ail: for Dr- A. Rogers’ Sypup of LIVER
WORT, TAR and CANCiJALAGUA,iiiid lei no ollu-r
be palmed on you.
SGOVII. k MEAD,
111 Chartres street. New- Oitem>s.
Wholesale Genr-rnl Ag- Ms for the Southern States, tu
vvlu-ni ull ord'-is and applications lor ngenrie*
m>i*l he adiln ssud.
Sold win-Icsal-.-und retail, Irv Thomas M.Tu ner t
Co.. A. A. Solomons k. Co., Willlnni W. Lincoln, John
B. Moore k. Co., Snviinuali; llnvilutul. Ilisley & Co., Ar
gusiu.Gu.: Ilavllund, Hnrrull k. Co., Charleston, S.C
ami by dealers in medicine tbrougliout the South,
imv 15 ot 6m cow
( Hon. Henry K. Strang,
I lion. J. R. Flanigan,
John It. Row mill. M. D.
By order or the Trustees,-,
I D. R. Ashton, Krq.
_ l Hector«-rr. E*q.
All Communication* to l>c addressed.—lolm R.
Rowund, M. D.. Head of the PliarmaceiiHcul Depart*
ment, and Presiifar t of Hie University.
Home Dispensary' und dlllce, No. 47 South Second-
street, Pliiladi-lphla.
Brunch Dispensark-s nl the Store* jif
J. A. MAYFR, Savannah, (!n.
E. M. C« * WI.ES. Milledcev III.-, Ga.
P. A. MORSE, Atiuiistn, Gn.
J. M. Ft iTI'ER, llali.l.ridge, Ga.
J.8. MrKI.WF.KN.near” “
E. L. STIR i HECK RE, Macon,
sepl 13—mwf ls»tiiili*o3inn
ROCTUIt lRliltbEI.IT
The Pocket .'Esriiluitiiis;
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
THE Fortieth Edition, wllh
OocHiindrcdKngmvim’-.shnw-
lug Diseases and Malformation!
of the Huiiinii System in every
shape and form.’ To w hich I*
added a Treatise on Ihe Dis
ease* o' Females, being of Hie
liiu-lievt Importance to married
people, --r Hio«ucontemplating
marriage; by
WILLIAM YOUNG. M. I).
Let no father be ashamed to
•nt ii copy ol theJESCU.
I.APIUS In Ids child. Il may
save him Irani an early grave.
_ Let no young man or woman
outer Into Ihe secret obligation* of married Pie without
reading the POCKET AESCULAPIUS. Lit no onesiil*
for log from n Imckniod Cough, Pain in Ihe Side, resile**
■light*, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspep
tic sensation*,and given tip by ll.elr plivsichui. he number
moment without consulting Hie AvSCULAPII.'S. Have
thn married, or those about to be married any liiqx-di-
meat, read tills truly useful book, ns it Im* been Hu
mean* of siivlng thousand* of uuforftimtio creatures
from the very Jaws of death.
A ny person sen-llogTW ENTY-FIV E CENTS en
closed In a falter, will receive one copy of this work by
mail,or five copies will be sent for i ftn- Dollar.
Address, (post paid,i DR. WM. YOUNG,
nug I—Ivn No.t.72 Sprnre-st., Philadelphia.
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from unpleasant tasie, smell,or other dltagreeahleprop
erty, aim,withnul rnughn*** and grllllneaa lo the Inueh
to palate One len-ipoouftil of it la equal In.strength
nr three ot- ftiurlen aimonfiiU of the common Oalolned
Magnesia, thus cnmhlnlng sntallnea* of dose with the
most ngrceatdo form In which Magnesia can be admin-
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3,IMM) keg* for Sou Shooting, FG, 25 do. do.
2,000 .kegs Rough Powder, FFFR, 35 do. do.
8,000 kegs do. do. FFR, 3.7 do. do.
1,IMM) keg* do. do. FR, 35 do. do.
5,000 kegs A.F.AcCo-Glax’d FFF, 3.7 do. do.
3,000 hair do. do. FI F, 13# do. do.
5,000 kege do. do FF, 3.7 do. do.
3,HIM) half do. do. FF, I3tf do. do.
5,(MM) kegs do. do. F, 8.7 do. do.
5,000 kegs do. do. C, 35 do. do.
5,000 kegs Blasting At Shipping
Powder "» do. do.
3,000 keg* High Glazed, FFF, » do. do.
I,IMM lift kegs do. FFF, 13# do.
3,(MMI kegs do. FF, 85 do. fi 0 .
1,000 hr. kegs do. FI , 12# «lo. do.
1,500 halfkegs Duck Shooting, IS# do. do.
• 1,000 «r. kegs Rifle Shooting, 0# do. do.
1,000 kegs Mealed Powder, for Pyrotechnists.
CANISTER POWDER.
10,000 canisters Engle Rifle, oval cnnlstere, I fi>. t a.
5,1mm) (In. do. roiiud do. 1 do.
5,000 do. FFFG, do. do. I do.
53)00 do. FFFG, do. da # do.
|3r*Tho alwve Powder U from the celebrated manu
factory orMes-r*.I)u Font, and la greatly superior lo any
other made In tho United Slides. It will be sold on roa.
■onable term*, In lots to suit purchaser*. AI*o-Safoty
Fuse. F.L.KNF.ELAND,
Agent for the salo of Du Pout’s Powder,
nor 83 Iml—ly ltW Front-*!reel, New-York.
MAKiUAGh,
Happiness and Competence.
WHY IS IT ?
That we behold nmnyTeiuules, scarec In the meridian of
j life broken la health sad spirits with a cnmplicatiua-f
diseases und ailment*, depriving them of the ja-wer far
j the enjoyment or Ufa at un age when physical health,
- buoyaucy of spirits, and happy serenity of mind.nrisim;
I from a condition of hculth,should he preilominnnt
I Many of the causes of her sufferings at first—perhaps,
; year* before, perhaps during girlhood, or Hie first vast*
i of marriage—w ere In their origin so light ns to pus, un-
i noticed, und of course neglected.
IN AFTER YEARN,
When too Into to tie benefliied by our knowledge, we
look hack nnd mourn, uud regret the full consequence of
our ignorance.
What would wo not often give to possess, in early life,
the knowledge we obtain In after y ears I .rial \ Imt
day* and nights ornugiii-h we might not have been .‘pbr-
ed.’ If the knowledge was timely possessed. It is
MELAHIIttLY AM) STARTLING
To behold the sickness nnd suffering endured by many a
w ife lor ninny year*, from cause* simple and controlla
ble, easily remedied—or belter still—not incurred—il
every WIFE AM) 31 OTIS lit
Possessed Hie iiiformnth-ti contained in n little volume,
(within the reach of all) which would spureto herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And to her husband Hie constant toil and anxiety of
mind, necessarily devolving upon him from sickness -»f
the wife, w ithout giving him Ihe "pporiuully ol an, 1 tar
ing that competence which Id* exertions are eiiliilHt.tud
the possession of which would secure the happiness ol
himself, wife.and children.
sr.cuut: tiie ai bans of haffi.m ss
lly becoming lu time poesessed of Ihe knowledge, the
want of which has caused the sickness uud poverty of
thousands.
In view of such c insequences, no wife or mother is ex
cusable, if *he ingle - to avail herrcl! olthnt knowledge
in respect to lu-rrelf, w ould-pare her much suffertlig.l-e
tlm menus of liappines* nml prosperity to her husband,
and cottier ii|nm herclilldreiillini lilosrlnc above nil price
—healthy hwlteswUh health) mind*. That knowledge
in contained in a liltli- work entiih-d
THE MARRIED li UMAX'S
PRIVATE .lllillH Al, < <»Af l'AMG.\,
11Y HR. A. M.MAURIUEAU,
pnoFKssoR nr hiukask* or vvi-mk*.
Our Hundredth Edition. \Pwo.,pp, 3.V-. Price Ml Cents,
[ON riSK PAl-KR, K XI HA 111X1-1X0. $1 HO. 1
Fir»t pnhlbhed in 1*47, and it Is not
SURFRI/.liM, OR UOMIEHI IT .
Cniisideriiig that EVERY FEMALE, WHETHER
MARRIED Gil NOT, win liereacqtlirea full knowledge
of the nature, characler. nml cuiim-s of her complaints,
with the various symptom*, and Hint ncnrly
IIAI.FA MILLION (OFIEk
should have been sold.
Il I* impracticable to convey fully the vurioti* suhjerls
treated ol. ns they nra of a mnure strictly intended for
tin- married, nr iln-se coiitemplniiug marriage-,, hat a-
famuli*desirau* of enjoying health, nnd that t-en-iiy.c-a-
sequent it|-on liealiIi. which ls«n conducivet-> I er-iwn
happiness, nnd that -I her husband. Mil efther
will oUlnin il, as has or will every husband wlohnsilie
love and affection of hiswifa at heart, or that ol his
own pecuuiarv impravetneiit.
I l’WARDS OF ONF. IICNDRI'll TIIOI •
SAM) BOFII N
Have been NEXT IlY 31 All, within Ihe Iasi f'»
mouths.
CAUTION TO THE PITII.IC!
RE NOT DEFR aUDI D:
Buy no hook uiilew Dr. A. M. Maurii-eaii, 15Ul.iln rlj
Street, N. Y.. I* on the title page, and the entry It- lire
I’lerk’* Office on tmek ol title pace: and buy only i-f
r-sneelahh-and honorable dealers, or send hy null and
aihliess lo l)r. A. M. Maurlccau, a* there nre *|,uri<>u*
and enrrcpHifons iiifrliigeinenls ol copy right.
That none tieeil remain iiiiinformed upon subject* *o
vital to their peace. Iheir lienllh Mid their hiip|,inrss t
Pamplilet of thirtp.su pages, containing extra-1*. vu h
lull llih-pnge. and also in-fax of eoiiieiH*. will he seat
free of charge lo every part ol Ihe United Plate*, by *d-
dressing, post paid. a« herein.
DV” 1 ’n receipt of Fifty ('out* .for One Dollar far o-t*
fine Edition, extra hhd’ine.) -The Mnrrhd Womans
Private Medical Uompaiilnli" is *enl t mailrd free) t» .my
pari of tho United States. AH letters must I-" jm«l-niild.
ami addressed l<* Dr. A. M. Mnurlcenu. Box 138J. N**
York City. Publishing Office, No. 120 Liberty Pmwi,
New York. , _
Fur sale by— Lee Ife Whitman, Ringgohl: B. I . are-
nett, (.'nssville; Doyal .V. Pears, .Vrllunongh: J. A- Rey
nolds. Dab niicgn; C. Yomiglitf wl, Oglelhorpe.-I a.
New York City, STRINGER k ViVV.NSENR.
ADUI ANCE, SHERM AN k tO.
1 ikWITT k DAVENPORT.
HARNESS CO.
office. 139 Liberty Street. ilawln-3m»«ml Jane 4
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF .
Rogle’s Ilyi-evion I'l-u-h
For Restoring, Preserving, and Adorning the lfa ,r i
nil ivcaiuiiug, i -v-si *»*«* y -
TV) the following low Hates, rix :
Bottles formerly sold nl 5Ji coni# revluced to *.5c
.'5 cents.
Dll. WAYNE. . tl , ,
A N EMINENT PHYSICIAN nl Plillmfalphln, l.asg r-
Onto the world the benefit of Ida experience, by
preparing remedlea aultobfa ft>r almost any disease, pr.
fawny tie's tkiinimunil' Syrup nr Wild Cherry, for curing
coughs, colds, consumnllnn,ai d nil dtMNsea of the-threat,
hresst. and lungs t Dr. Swayne’# Vermlfture, for destroy*
lug worms, curing d>«nen*l*. *o. t Dr. RwsyneV sugar*
coatevl Harsaparilln slid Tar Pill*.« gentle purgati ve ami
alterative medicine, far superior to the pills In «reneral
use; Dr. Hwhyiie's t. lmlera-MrirhiiN DlarrMa, and Dys*.
entnry Gordlaf. a neveMkllliw remedy. A. Ijyrii •»*L'I»U
Ju*t received at Ihe APOTIIEUAUIW HALL.
* oct 5
NewtappSjUrt reoelved' ^omlri^hitlldilMnoTurt
I « THE best nrtlclo ever known for euilntf baWMW.
dnndruff,»all rheum, nnd all affections of la* •
Where everything also has failed, Bogie # Hyperion r
has effected'a permanent cure.
ROGUE’S ELECTRIC BAIR
i* ANOTiira w-iNur.n or Tlia am.
It Inslaiilly converts red, gray, or unslghlb 1 *”; ™
n beantlftil black or brown, literally dyeing II <>
ment it Is applied, it the snmo tlmo Improving n‘-
nesaand flexibility of the hair. It does •£>" g}
akin and can bo applied In any weather. R*vffvc<*» .
sure and certain, whilst Ita vlrtuea are beyoml price
whenever used, at ouceeatabllshos Its superiority«
others. ... n
ROGUE’S A3IOUE SHAVING Cl*
Is nn nrllcle of rare merit, II* mild ami detergent I f f
Ilea prevent tho akin from chapping, and nl«* . . w
sudden changes of Iho tem|>eraltire or cllma e,
tho lather Is both creamy nnd lasting.
HOGUE’S HARE A IONA,
For preserving and beautify lug tho complexion ana m
dering It fair nml delicate, L without a ri val. , )B .
All these artlclea haveatood theIe» of ' n h I f l !‘, nf iwor*
veal lunt Ion, and are considered to be the oaf"'”
thy of gracing the toilet or F JS««
May lie had of Iho Inventor, \\ ® , i i r(,( *v!t'’( i-n«dA.
ud hi* Agenlslhroughoiil Ihe United Flaivsat-d "J*
Iso of Druggists generally. I s w In
F. Hrovvn’u EuN«nr.e of J awtt j j JicelK
riMIW Essence la a nreparallou , n Sort,in
l In ordinary DlarWa,Incipient tholere, in
nil cam's of praatration of thedlgeatIvefonctl "^ lf|lC#
ition.lt Is of Inestimable raltie. 9. ur }J15.imoifahfidri-n,
orcpid*r.lc Cholera and Summer L* , ? 1M u, Mail, or
Il I* peculiarly efficacious. No f^Seaysism
traveller, almuht bo without It, a* R lurk In
to reslrt Abe Influence oflnclplewi dlacase* whfai
a changing climate. . . .. . can b* re
UArTtoM.-Fewin*des!rlng aii nrHcle lliM
llo-l upon, prepared rafaly ffom imroJAa i^^ofj,.
should be particular to ask for Drawn a
male* Ginger,” which *• ,,filio»iI
ro*enied.and la prepared only by FnuoaMca ^
md ooiioo ««• udp auun