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x.to.vncft gnreretiarmtnts^ ^isSfeKiS^a SSS'.S&’te aiwAou «r» imiukm bhuwtosv. tt» following lid of fiualnw* Finn mo »nou| )m bMl'm*i moil wlUbli la Iho CRY of K aw-York i niiv ouoiih, Tttffigag? F.jmagajEttW i of French cud rvad-stroot. L'NMF* HONW. No. *63 HMdwcy.cftw ‘ * n'UM*tpr4Lt Importer* of LACKS, EM* ■TPIWFIt IfONlu. I toffitsaswii M mnuu. » fun, 4 » r.«tk»riii I'l* impwif ™ «i British Dry Goods, .scotch tod (rich Lluoos, Drew Poods 4o. DoattBciMuriii u **aaniiavb.«r AI German cod fiotgtsn BROADCLOTH*, BILKS, 111 Nil KRI l-ft, kc .Nn flQ Rxchnbgo Haw* S CHUCUARDT, FROLICII 4 IIOliTIIAUShN, hoc. 0* end 04 Llliertjr.au ImtHWter* of ami German 811,KB, VEM ETS, V L*£ 1NG&, s.\TiN8^,serge**, Ac. wtioi.bNa or every vT" A.-fott. H WTTTTIAUB. 31 Exchange PL, lm- J.V* paltow of MetYc FuntUhlng Goods. TalhV* and LiultePTrimm'nys Tr»n^ld^ wn£ OQRSTKP. _ S BTRAIILHFJM fol'Q-, <»»'way, Irnp. of • LACK, MILLINERY GOODS, hMUUUlDMUWi TRraMIJ ~ Ofthelain*; and moat anurofu«~n- irsS bSBarKm tnrod, and for onto, withexpllsit prinlod direction* for raamifooturo of SODAWATRKMACHIN......» lu the United Bute*. and,where may ho fbuwi a laree Maori tnent ofevery article oonueciad with[ fo* haMheM, Including Materials 40. KaTAUistitP 80 Vx»a*.^_ _ dec I EagjffigaaBS ShB u! Sl“.M lu "««W»I f" Utolnw- Sta.iSlJSiSirt IIIaiftreuon coiu.n *n<? olffrr ul»ld»d--f *»r,ll | n dwlnlclIYO MlniortllO dodlli* .il. *1 J,n™V«l nnu other MMMMdM du not "jufl r It !■ Wildrit f« digging* M.tmt.otorlo., Mines Fire f.nglnas, Water-worlrefor large cities and all ■Itlialtoiis requiring poworfol Punipa. tMteaur ttt gal; Ions lo iwwwn gallons per minutecupuctty, kept on hr I ruin u Power Compouy or U. 8.. HI Broadway, York. (die 18 .£V&T££!t&Zl: dard. , aM»7JU . Bavaunah—PH ILRR1UK 4 RELLf iNewVork-FAlRUANKB 4 CO, 00Water-street. not l8-3mM UcslPolHtSfhodl, A RltANOEMENTHbare been made with Profossnr* xv from the tl,8. Military Academy for Instruction In lheir several department* from the first of November next. Every opportunity will bo offered for obtaining a thorough education, Prompt niirudance la requested. octO-StuoM EDWARD V. KIN8LBV, A. ». SHOW OASES! MOW OASES!' A l.ARQE asaorlmont constantly on hand, or made to xx order at short notice, Cases carefully paoked and •hipped to any part of ihe Union by 11. K. PEEBLES, 184 Grand street, 3 doora east or Broadway, ooi3 PfEtV^VOflK. JinoaM id way. Now p R. HATCH 4 CO, 01 " ' n P ai liiTK L* tlemeh’s Furnishing Coods.audManor, of 8HIKTB STOCKS, 4c. T ffOMAH MUNROE, No. 04 Pineal. COLORED COTTONGOODMlLKStAK, CAMBRICS, VEST PADDINGS, WIGANa, NANKKl.NK.4c. TT ROBINSON 4 CO., No. 187 II road way, Imp’U XI, and Jobbers. LACE GOODS, RlliUO.Ntf.HlI.HB, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVER, KHAtt l.K, 8MALL' WAREK,4c. . C RETIN 4 PAVES, No. 24 t Uroadway. lmnorters amPManuf. FRENCH LINEN OAMIIRICK, LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, LACKS, EMBROIDE RIES, Ao. (own nmnuf.) DAGUERHEhTYPES. J OURNEY. No. 340 Uroadway, the oldest and • moat exteusivc establishment in the United Ktatca. ENUHAVE1IN. TT71II1NBY, JOCELYN 4 ANNIN, Artists and Eli. W graven on Wood, Nos. 08 & GO FuHon-streeL Finest and boat work done here. IKON BEDSTEADS. , . COIUMK, UIUUIIV .k 4.0. MANUrACttlKKHS, Salca Room No. M Lflocord-Strcet, Now-York, O.Vf. DOOR tVERT OE HUOjWIVA f. C OMMON and Folding, plain and ornamented BED* KTEAD9 or nil kinds. Hotel, llospllnl, Prison, Faintly, Servants’ nnd Children’s Ucdstends ntways on hand. Al*n « general assortment of Iron Furniture, Spring Beds, Hair nnd other Matlrn»*e*. tHr These bedsteads ure superior to all others In point of clcnullni'ts, ncatuess and economy. They are always free from Vermin nnd are exceedingly durable, portable and cotivenleul. Orders to noy extent may bo aildrossed to COMSTOCK, BROMLEY 4 CO, No. US Leonard st., New*York. Agents wanted for the sale or tho ubove. l)o* scrlpiivu circulars tout wherever requested. nov!4-0m H YATT 4 CORNELL, neuornt Eugravera 10 d Print. ere. No. 309 Broadway, bhtrnnce In Walker*et. Orders by Mall or Telegraph prumptly ntlowled to EXPRESSES. E DWARDS. SANFORD & CO., Foreign Express, No. 3G Broadway. Goods and packages forward* td to nwd from all two »f the world. Locomotive Nordics unit fancy Good*. ri'IIUS.4 EDWARD GILL, lmp’ts ol Fancy Goods, 1 HOSIERY, GLOVES, lacks nnd EMBROIDE RIES. Agents wanted for their Locomotive Needles. No. 14 Dey*at,N. Y. GUNN* AINU SPORTING APPAR ATUS. fENRY TOMES 4 CX>., Agents P-rWestley Rich ards, of London, Importers ,i| (JUNK nnd Sporting us of every' description, 201 Broadway. H Wa HOT Allft FUIt.NACES* Ac. D AVID CULVKU, (Inventor and Putantue,) AS CHIT* street, Msnufsciurer and Dealer, wholesale and retail. In Furnuces, Registers, Ventilators, at-c. Funmcta, Uttnutf. Venttlat4.rs.Aie. INDIA KUHlIEIt GOODS. U OGERK 4 WYCKOFF. 23 Coiirtlatid-st., India Rubber COAT8, PIANO COVERS, CLOTHS, B1IOEK. LIFE PRESERVERS, CONGRESS BOOTS, WEBBING, 4c., 4c. I.1GHTMNG RODS. A M.QUIMBY 4 SON, Dealers In Q.ilmby’s Itu- • proved Rods. Office No. 1 32 East U?ih street., and 18 Nnrsau st. okingrti M P. WHITLOCK, Manufacturer, No. 101 Canuf* • SL, New York. GILDING hi alt its brunches. Sewing •Machines. TO TAir.on*. TAII.OItf^NES, Ac. rpllh “ AVERY SEWING MACHINE” makes beyond 1 .iiuestlnn, the best and strongest stitch of any Sewing Machine yet Invented. We can satisfy the most scepti cal that tho work done by lids machine will not rip, nei ther will It ravel out by any wear. The team may bo tuketi out by- design, but only under sucli a ‘combination ol thing* as to make this peculiarity really ana truly one of the must valuable points of this machine, ft is sim ple In Its construction, not liable to gut out of order, and no danger of breaking the needles. Wo believe this machine Is, brynnd question, the best sewing machine yet invented for Tailors and other cloth sewer*. Ttie public nro respectfully Invited (o calf and examine the machine and its work'at tho office or the AVERY SEWING MACHINE Cn, No. ‘.’51 Broadway, Now-York. Price for Mnchlno, 8H5 and 940. Tables and treadles extra—price, 95 and 910. Nbw-York, July 3d, 18.13, Wo .the undersigned, do hereby certify Unit we have examined the “AVERY SEWING MACHINE,” and cheerfully recommend It for Its simplicity, durability, und especially for the peculiar stitch made by it. The stitch Is original, nnd lu uppenmneo Is like the mon purled olid handsome “back-stllchlng.” Wc.have thoroughly tested the strength of ihe sewing, nnd are sntbtled llmt the stitch otght* Maclilne makes u stronger und firmer K-ain than can be made t»y hand. We take pleasure In n-conunemUng this machine to our frlciids.nud to Tullora, Seamstresses, and fatnUies generally llirouglmut the country. ROUGIITON & KNAPP, Wholesale Dealers In Men’s and Hoy’s Clothing, No. 10 Cottrifniidt-st. LOCKWOOD 4 DUBOIS, Merchant Tailors, No.518 Broadway. II. a. uOULD & Co., Wholesale Dealers In Clothing, No. ih!l Washlnglon-st. J. f'. HUf.L, Merchant Tailor, No- .113Broadway. lllC‘K>ON 4 PE ITUS, Merchant Tailors, No. 5‘.»3 Broadway [ocl 11—tlntM | KIWLERK A IVCM.S, PHRENOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS, CLINTON HALL. NO. 131 NAMAU*8T.| m:\v-vohk tilK bitMl K'iSNI'tii.#) BOtffPfeKJUT; - MlseM&D >. NEW-YORK SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTORY. RAIN Ac nitlNKURHOFF, Afanttfacttirers and lVfmlesalo Dealers In ull kinds of Surgioal and Dental Instruments, CLASTIC TRUSSES, BAN BACKS, SUTPORTERS, METALLIC SYRIN0E8, AND FINE CCTLEHY. JFAicA art offered to Utaleri on the most literal tirai. T lMuti-Si., n«%v York* Until llio New Building Is creeled. wttiuMB Atw. [oct4-lyM] v.w.BniNKXHuorr. .Uoliun ami oilier Pimmsi IIEI1HY, 297 IIICO A It WAY* N. Y.* PUBLISHER OFMUKIO, nnd Dealer, wholesale and retail, In Pianos, Melodious ... Jaml Music; Agent Tor tho celebrated AJo* ifun, Grand und other Pianos made by flatlet, Ilavla 4 Co., boston, whose Pianos are considered superior to all others. Great bargains In New York Pianos, nnd se cond band Pinuns und Melodious. Music supplied, wholesale nnd retail, at the lowest rates. T. 8. nerry, UU7 Broadway. Pianos to let. P 8.—II. D.4 C'o.’s /Eolinn Pianos have Ihe latest Iht proved voicing. M. novl-ly AWKENCE’8 WORLD’S FAIR PREMIUM DA- oukrrxam Gai.lkky, 381 Broadway, cor. WhlteniU New-Vork. [oct il-fliu.M] I A Ij t i or agent in spreading it. i n r ., u 8u:oco«„ P , ...* u.u. promises well u x copies of two letters, one from the Prcst- chronic . reuse*, to which It Is flirplicnble. Phlludcltibia and Heading Railroad Co., the Louisville. June0.1848. I.. P. V ANDLLL. M.D. GUlD AND SILVER SPECTACLES, AND Eye Glasses of Every Description! MANUFACTURED BY D. GILIJIlIl, NO. (4* Liberty Place, [Between Maiden Lane nnd Liberty Streets.! NEW YORK. D.G guarantees ul! articles made by him lobe of a superior quality. Orders respectfully solicited oclSI 3 m M SEWING MACHINES. Singer’s) Patent Straight Needle Per pendicular Action Sewing iUneliifieMt W TIIOH have acquired ati unequalled reputation for excellence, lu ull parts of tho world, for every variety ot Few lug, are now offered at the reduced cash price of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear profit S UIItiNtiK’ti •HlCfllliwy iwnoi, os Miureunu-Hresi, front lliP use ol these machines Is front 3HHMo$HM MACHINERY. MACHINE TOOLS und Woods, year, depending on the kind of work done. •• - - — s.......... ..„.ituu ! We wish t<> call the attention of niauufncturera parti cularly to our newly invented and entirely orkumi L EONARD’S Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl amt GO j M ACHINE To SEW WITH A SINGLE THREAD. Bearer*sirefls. MACHINIST’S TOU1.S Iron, the} This Instance Is so admirable In contrivance, nnd so perfect in Ha operation ami result, that it command* the unqualified approval of all who understand me art of Sewing by mucldnory. For linen stitching this is the only iiiuchinc that can make n stitch, which will remain . .. f. , distinct and beaiiilful after washing. For shoe work ^ .Vttrero.nu No. 534* Broadway, Factory cnrncT l al . u «, Vv rv sort of leather Sewing-bag making-Mal- of Ceuire nnd franklin streets, 4lh story, room No. 11. j i rumvH m’.j „|| Sewing in which GREAT STRENGTH r=r :..r^rr^r-rrrr- ;, of SEAM IS Ul QUIRED, the work of (In-- machine Reedies* Fish Hook* A: 'FuckIe* Ac. A cannot he equalled. It is more simple In Its construe* rpmiMAS If. KATE,(fate T. & T. If. BATE.) 103 . "T.!" U A Muhlen Lane, Needles, Fish Hooks, Fisldug lackle, ' /. - * 4 c. 4c. 1 - IT1ACIUN F.U Y AMI MACHIXE TOOLS. S CHENCK’H Machinery Depot, 02 CourtUiwi street, MACHINERY, MACHINE TOOLS nnd Woods- worth’s Patent PLAN I SUM AlTIINEH. EoNARD’S Machinery Depot, IODP<*nrl and GO j j imyrt-r-lreeu. MACHINIST’S TOOl^j from the) be*t makers In the country. IT1A1CISFF l/.F I> I It ON AN1> WOOD. ! SSVAm'S»‘ PAPER WAUEIRIl'SES. C YRUS W. FIELD 4 CO., It Cltff-st^ Imp’t* and Wliolesale Dealers in American. French, German nnd English PAPER**, and every description of Paper Manufacturers Materials. PENCILS. D EPOT for MUNROE’S Celebrated PENCILS. Ship and House Carpenters, Drawing amt Writing, Rubber Pencils for Schools, THUS. MUNROE, 31 Pinc-st. PEIIFII91EKY AND FANCY SOAPS. J A & J. RAMSEY, (Mnnuf. nnd Imp.) 318Ure.-n- • wich-st^ of Luhins, Provosts, Garhtlns and other celebrated makers. Stationery Wareroomu—Wliolnsule. i TTTM. A. WHEELER 4 CO., Nos. I 3 and 1 5 Park v v Row, Now-Vork City, Importers of Staple and Fancy Stationery. Dealers in American Papers of every i deicri ptlon. K 1C(>IN8 4 KELLOGG, .No. 88 4<>t»n*sl.. U hole- sale Bookseilcre and Stationers, and Muuuf. ol all kinds of Blank Books. SAFES. R M. PATRICK. Delta ce Salamander Safes, (G*y- • lor’s Patent.) Depai.No. 102 Pearl-sL, formerly DO John-at. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. A LTHOF & AflLHORN, No*. 511 nnd HI Maiden Lane, Impoiters of Toys and Fancy Good*. wo shnll bo prepared to supply a vnrloty of Sewing Mixliines—cacti perfect and complete ol Its kind, ul the following cash prices: 1. Needle andMltllllu m:u-!iinu of present i"yt« on wooden tiox, 8100 2. Needle and shuttle do on Iron frnnio 3Uu 3. do do with newly invented feed suction and checked spring 9125 4. Single threaded machines for linen and oilier light Sewing, 8125 5. Single threaded do for Sow Ing bags, *»ck* nnd carpel bags, 8125 0. light sewing do for shoe work and leather stitching 9125 7. light sewing do with apparatus lo bind maltrnsscs, 4c., 9135 8. light sewing do of extra size for quilting coat linings, 9140 0. light sewing of larger size for quilling extra size lining-*, 3150 10. liuhl sewing do adapted lo lap seaming coat sleeves, 4c., 8100 11. Etnhroidt-rlng Maclilne, making an ornamental stitch with two threads, 8130 12. Machines of large *izo for Sewing awning* and ship sails with llxlures and apparatus complete from 9400 lo 81500. Machines will he lilted for any utiustinl peculiarity of work *>ii reasonable terms. The Machines are securely p -eked for trumqiorinffuii lo liny part of the world, arid full printed instruction* for using ami keeping them lu order are furnished with each machine. Machine needles, Silk twist on spools—3 coni linen thread, 4c., always on hand and for sale at lowest cash price*. Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway, N. Y< Bit*nci! Omens: 57 Kouth Fourth-street, Philadel phia; 15b Bulliiunre-street, BnUlmore; 251 Washington- street, Boston; 197 Elm-street, Uindimatti. nov 21—‘.tin M I. M. 8INGF.U 4 CO. SUWElt’S PLASTIC PAINTS, I'll CAP. DURABLE, AND PROTECTIVE, WEATHER AND FIRE PROOF. T HIS PAINT will Stand any climate, without crnckor blister and hardens by exposure, thus making In time an enamel of stone, protecting Wood from decay, ami Iron ami other metals horn rust tad corrosion. This Palm differs from the so-called Mineral Paints ol the day, which nro principally Ochres and Clays colored, ami are entirely worthies*. Sliver’s Plastic Paints uro purely Metallic, containing no Alumiii or Clay. They are levigated finely, mix readily with Linseed Oil, (without tho trouble of grinding,) und flow under the brush us freely a* the best While Lead. These Palms excel all others in body or covering pro perlies, ouo pound of which will cover as much surface, as two pounds of White Lead. There are four natural colors, viz: Black or Klate Brown, Olivo and Chocolnte. Dikki'Tions: This Paint llowa readily under tho brush ami its covering property is Increased by using it mixed as thickly as possible with pure Linseed oil; a* the Paint is tho lasting or protecting body and tho Oil simply the medium or agent in spreading it. We annex copies of two letters, dent of the Philadelphia and Reading other from n goiulemun, u well kuowti resident of Au gusta, Georgia. Office of the Phila. and Reading Railroad Co., I Pim.AiHM.riiu, May 3, 1853. { J. 8. StLvxn, Esq—Dear Sir: Wo have used your “Plastic Pitlnls” for more than a your, und for Painting Bridges, depots, 4c., 4c, we have found it quitocqual to any paint we have uit-d. fn fact, we naw give itu prefer euco over ull oltiera we have tried foniuch purposes. Yours, respectfully, (Signed) JOHN TUCKER. President, ArauiTA, GA.,, <5 erTKMBKR 20,1852, ( Steam Planing Mills. ) Dear Sir .*— You ask me for my opinion of *• Silver’* Mineral Paints,” which you have put on my Muchlne Shop and Planing Mill. I give you with pleasure my full and hearty recommendation or it as a preventive of ffro communicating from chimneys, orfrom adjoining build ings. The Paint which you pi t on my roofs, has now become u* hard ushlatk, and I feel ns secure from flru, in this directum, us I* possible A few weeks after the roofs had heed painted, I made nit experiment on (wo or three shingles by placing them In the furnace under the boilers; Die result w«s, that the portion uncovered was entirely consumed, while the pointed purl was apparent ly sound, though upon examination llte wood was found (u he charred ; (he paint, however, was hrm and hut little Mistered. I consider this as severe n test ns your Paint can he put to, and under the circumstances I do not hesitate to commend it us nn in vulunhle preventive against lire. Respectfully, 4c. (Signed; ' A MBROSE SPENCER, FRENCH 4 RICHARDS, A*. IF. Corner o/l(ltA ami .Market strertr, I’hila., Pa. GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS. For sale in Savannah. Wholesale nnd Rvlall.by JAMES H. CARTER 4 CO, No. 176 Broughtonst reel. July 20 H2olply DR JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. THIS MEDICINE, WHEN USED ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL: Scrofula or King's Evil. Cancers, Eruptions of theKkln, Erysipelas, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetters, Kculd Head, Rheumatism, Pains lu the Bones or Joints, old Bores and Ulcere. 8welling of the Gland*, Syphilis, Dyspepsia,Salt Rheum. Diseases of the Kidneys, Diseasenarlslugfrom tho use or Mercury, Loss of A ppotlle. Pam In t he Side ami Shoulders, General Deldlity, Lutnhngo,Coughs,Colds, Dropst, Jaundice, (,’ostlvetiess, Bronchitis, Weak urea nf the Chest, doro Throat, Pulmonary Affections, und all other UiscuBCHtiMulliigto proiiiiu* Consumption, Liver Coin plat (its. Female Irregularities ami Complaints, Low Spirits,Sick and Nervous Headache, Night Sweats, Exposures nr Imprudence In Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and us a Spring and Summer Drink, and Gutierul Tonic for llte System, amt a Gentle nmt Cfetistiul Purtrnlive.il Is superior to llluo Lichaod Con gress W’uter, Salts orSeldlltx Powders. It Is n remarkable fact. Hint among the hundreds of eminent physician* who have examined the receipt tiy which Bull's Sarsaparilla Is prepared, not ouo hits con demned it, hut nU approved It, und commend it in the highest terms. Many physicians express themselves strongly In the belief that It Is decidedly the best prepar ation of Sarsaparilla that ha* ever been placed before the public. Although there are many physicians who feel a reluctance to having their names appended to the recommendation of any particular remedy, not wit h*(a tid ing they may approve of it In the highest degree, there are others wlm frankly yield their support in favor of a routed) which they know Is capable of doing so much good lu an uffiicled community. As nn evidence, rend (fie following from old and respectable physicians, of high standing in the community in w hich they live: Testimony. Testimony like the following renders superfluous all comments on lhe efficacy of Hull's Knrsnpurillu. From Dr. L. I’. Yainlcll, Professor of Chemistry hi the Louis iana Medical College: I have looked over the list of In gredient* coin posing John Bull's Compound Extract of .Sarsaparilla, and have no hesilutlon in saying tlmt they for n a safe compound, and one lliul promises well fn HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. EXTRAORDINARY CURE OP LOSS OP IIKALTII, DISORDKRRI) STOMACH, INPIOXS- TION AND ftRTRRMINATION OP BLOOD TO THX URAD. Copy of a Letter from Mr.doha I.loyd s ofErto-tetn, near Harlech^ JHerionttkekirt, - To Professor Hallovvay t 8lr—J avail myself of Ihe first opportunity of Inform ing you that for a very long period 1 was aflllcted with a dangt-ron- giddlnossand rrequentHwIinmlngsol' the head, el tended by a Iobk nr appctUa, disordered stomach, and generrally Impaired health. Every means had fulled to give mo any nermnuunt relief, and nt length It buenme so Manning Inal l was ronlly afraid of going about with- out nk attendant. In this melnnchnly cmidlilnii. I wait- ed personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist, Harlech, for the pur|Miso of consulting him as to what 1 had better do. Ho kindly recommended your Pills ; I tried them without delay, and. after taking them for a short time, I um happy to benr testimony to their wonderful efficucy. J um now restored lo perfect health, mid enabled lo re- sumo my usual duties. You are nt llburty to publish this letter In any way you think proper. 1 ain, Hlr, your obedient servant, June Oth, 1852. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD. MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY. Extract of a Letter from Eduard Ituietry, R so., of India Walk, Tobago, dated.ipril 8th, 1852, To Professor Holloway: Dear Sir—I deem it n duty I owe to you nnd the pub lic nt large lo Inform yon of n most miraculous recovery from Hull dreadful disense, Dropsy, and which, under God, was affected by your luvnluulile Pills. I was tapped live times within eight mouths, amt skilfully treated by two mhhBciiI practitioner*, hilt could not get cured until I hail recourse to your remedy, 4iid» notwithstanding all Iliad undergone, this miraculous medicine cured mo I - the course of slz weeks. (Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY. INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEAD ACHES. Extract of n Loiter from Mr. s, Gowen, Chemist ol t'liltoii, near Bristol, dated July 14th, 1852. To Pr feasor Holloway. Dear Sir: 1 am reo nested bv a l.idv, named Tho wan just arrived from tho Went Indies, to acquaint von that for a period of eight years herself and fnmlly suffered from continued hud health, arising from disorders ofthe Liver and Stomach. Indigestion, loss of Appetite, vio lent Head-flches, pains In beside, weakness nnd general debility, for which he consulted Ihe most eminent men In the Colony, but without any bencllclal result; at last, she had recourse to your valuable Pills, which In a very short llmo effected so great a change lor tho heller, that she continued them, nnd llio whole fnmlly were re stored to health nnd strength. Further, she desires me to say. Hint she has witnessed theirextrunrdinary virtues In these complaints incidental to children, particularly in cases of .Measles anti Scarlatina, h iving cllt-cled positive cures of these diseases with no other remedy, (Signed) 8. GOWEN. These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints: 'Ague, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on Ihe 8klu, Bowel Complaints, Colics, Constipation of tho IhAvels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Head ache, Indigestion, Inflammation. Jaun dice, Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Helen lion of Unite, Scrofula, or King's Evil, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tic Douloureux. Tumors Ulcere, Venereal Affections, Worms of all kinds, Weak ness. from whatever cause, & e.. 4e. Sold at tho Establishment of Professor Holloway. 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar.) London, and by all Vendors of Medicine throughout llio United States, in flkHKtW. i QQODMmCINES! TitoBWB dmr MpmiMiife , Yd confidently recommended to Invalids, asunstirpassed J. by my knowu prepirailon, for tho cure of Coughs, lloarseness,knd other tyrm* of common Colds; Bronchi- Us, Asthma, Croup, Consumption In an early stage, and (hr the roMef o^lh* Pttlsnl svun In advanced stages ol wimer, remedies of long Uttlfftlli It cotnblnss. In a oolenllflo mat esteemed value, with others of more'recent discovery and besides It* soothing and tonic tiunllilt-s, acts through tha skin gently, aud wllb great efficacy, for theouroof this class of diseases, fttublor’N niarrticeu Cordial Is a pleasant mixture, compounded In agreement with tho rules or Pharmacy, of Uiornpcuilc agents,long known and celebrated ior their peculiar efficacy in curing Diar rhoea, and similar nffuctious of the system. In Its action It allays nausea and produces a lionlihy condition of the Liver, thus removing tho cause at the sumo tlmo that It cures the disease. The valuable medicines above named have recently been Introduced, with tho approval of a number or tbt Medical Profession In the city of Baltimore and elro- where, and In practlco have succeeded must admirably In curing tho diseases for which they are prescribed.— They are offered to the country practitioner, as medi cines which he cun In ull respects depend unon, ns pre pared lu agreement with the experience of som« of the most learned and judicious physicians, and strictly lu accordance with llio rules ol Pharmacy, and no especi ally serving tils convenience, who cannot so readfiy ns the city physician Imve hiBownpreacrl|iH“n*comi)Oiiiuh ed by a practical Phare*-iceulUI. 8ou tho descriptive painphlt-IMn he lint! gratis of all who have the medicines for sale,containing recommend ations from Doctors Marlin, (iallzeft, Addison. Payne, Handy, Lovo,4c. Doctor 8. B. Martin says: “ I do not hesitate to rcom- mend your Ditirrhma Cordial hiic) Anodyne Cherry Ex pectorant," 4c. Doctor John Addison says: “ft gives me much pleas ure to add my testimony to that of others, In favor of the extraordinary efficacy of your Dlnrrhum Cordial,” 4c.t nnd of the Expectorant, “ 1 have no hesitation in recom mending It, ua a most volunhle medicine,” 4c. Doctor«. A Payne says ho lived the Diarrhion Cordial In his practice “ with llte hupplesl effect, und thinks U otto of tho most convenient und efficient combinations over offered to our profession.” Doctor L. 11. Handy wrilee: “I have administered your Anodyne Expectorant, In scvcrnlcnsesnf Kronchlnl affection, with tho most happy results, and from a know ledge of Its admirable effects, I can with tho greatest cotilMenccrecommend it,” 4c. DfworW. 8. Love writes to Us that he has adminis tered (ho Expectorant to his wife, who has hud Ihe Bron chitis lor fourteen years, and that she is fast recovering from her long etundlng malady. It has In a few weeks done her morn good than ull the remedies she has here tofore used under able medical counsel. Hixteen of the best Apothecaries and Phnrmnceultvts lu the city of Baltimore, write: “ We are *ntlulled the preparations known asKtubler's Anodyne Cherry Expec torant and Stnblcr’s Dinrrlneu Cordial lire medicines ol great value, nml very efficient for the relief und cure of the disease* for which they are recommended, they hear the evidence of skill aiuf care In lltelr preparation nnd stylo of putting up, aud we take pleasure in recommend ing them.” Twkntv-Sxvxn of the most respectable Mcrchants, residents of Maryland, Viroima, and South Caro lina, who have sold and also used these medicines themselves,say, “From our own experience and that ol our cuetoincre, we do confidently recommend them Pro Bono Publico. We have never known any rcmrdics used for tho diseases for which they are prescribed, to be so efficient nnd to give such entire sstlsfactlniito ull.” The ubove notices of recommendation from mouther* of tho Mxdioal Faculty, PiUHMAcximsTh of high standing, and Merchants of the first respectability, should he sufficient to sniisly .-<!), that these nieillehu-s are worth i/ of trial by the afflicted, imd Hint they arc of a dif ferent stamp anil class front the “Quackery” and “Cure Alls" so much Imposed upon the public. For sale by Drugg'sts, Apothecaries nnd O.umtry Store keepers generally. E. H, .STABLER 4 CO. Wholesale Drtooists, 120 Pratt Street, Haltimort, in 18—ln*» llawoly What Dr. Pyles, physician by appointment to thn Lou- isvlllt Marine Ilosnitul, says of Hull's Sarsaparilla : Lolisvili.k. March 20,18HI.—I have examined the prescript ion lor th« prepare lion ofJohit Bull’s Rurmpar ilia, and I beltevf the combination lo lie an excellent one, anti well calculated to produce an allerulivo im pression on the system. 1 have used It both in public and private practice, and think U the best article of Sar Mparilla now In use. M. i’YLEH, M. 1)., Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital. Lot-Don, Ky., April 25th, 1810.—Sir: Permit me to address to you n few lines, and do me Ihe honor to reply In a request that I will make in the Connection of litis letter, ace I am a graduate of Transylvania Medlcnl University; I hat e practiced medichte In litis wilderness country, i “»-"■> lira year.., !,ul .iwli.if Co oxp™ccr« In bitter cold ; p* oil CORDIAL, wrntlier, 1 have been indisposed with Acute Klieumii -I r| -- - - llstn about six months. After having exhausted my skill in the treatment of my case, und deriving no bene- til, I was induced to give your Fluid Extract of Sarsup- orlll.t a fair trial,anti accordingly purchased u bottle ot your medicine from your agent, Mr. George P. Brown, about two weeksngo, and I must confess that one bottle has entirely cured me. It is my opinion that your preparation of Sarsaparilla Is decidedly superior lo any other preparation now In use, mid I will take great pleasure in recommending It lo llie afflicted ns being a remedial intent, and l H ill ad vise the plnsicinns to usu it in their practice. 4c, Respectfully yours, II. It. ALLEN. M. D. Loi-isvillk, July I Jilt, 1849.—I have examined the list of Articles that compose John Bull's Extract of Far saparitln, and I In boxes ut 37Xc., 87c.. und SLIOc. cath. Wholesale by the principal Drug houses In the Union: and by Messrs. A. It. 4 u. Sands, New York; and W. \V. Lincoln, Savannah. ffy There is a considerable saving by taking tho largest sizes. N. B.—Directions for tho guidance of patients In every tlUordcrarc affixed to each box. u4—luw.ltoeowly PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACT. Dll. MOUSE'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL A P H E-VOJ/ E.VD.Y /-V MEDICINE. ROFKSKt>rTMOUSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR, Tltu Eighth Wonder of the Uotniiic World. The Invigorating Elixir und Cordial Introduced Into medical prac Ice by the great Chemist, Physlciun and Traveller, Dr. M. Morse, has for Its basis an Oilenlul herb, lirsl brought from the stony deser s of Arabia I'e- tren, by that eminent philosopher, which has been en- ilorsetl by the medical colleges of alt llte great cities of of Europe »* the best preparation extant for tho CURE OF NERVI»U8 DISEASES. No language cun convoy ait adequate Idea of the im mediate uud utmost miraculous change which It occa sions In the ilNearcd, debilitated aud shuttered nervous system. Whether broken down l»y excess, weak by mu lure,or impaired by sickness, the unstrung nmt relaxed organization is ut once re*brnred, re-vlvifled, nml built no hesitation la saying (hat it Is it up. Tho mental and physical symptoms cif nervous dia- §100 CHALLENGE. IIobciisnck’§ Worm Syrup. A N Article founded upon Scientific Principles, com pounded will) purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe when taken,nnd Inis nerrr been know n to fail in curing the most obstinate cases. It'orws cult never exist when this remedy is once Used, from Die fuel that It not only destroys them hut removes ull me slime and mucus which may remain. Tho Tui»e Worm. This wnrm Is the most difficult one to destroy of all that inhabit the human body. It grows to an utmost In- dellnile length, and becoming so colled nnd fastened In in the Intestines and stomach ns to produce Fits, St. Titus' Dance, 4c., which Is the cause of many going to the grave, not believing that these complaints have tht-ii origin from the 7'ape Worm; consequently they do uol use Ihe proper medicines for their disease. To those who ure aflllcted with lids awful foe to health. I recom mend the use of my ll’orm Syrup and l.inr Pills ; the Syrup to he taken in doses of two table spoonfuls three times a day, then take from live to eight of my Liver Pills, to dislodge und pass the worm. By strictly follow ing these directions, tho most obstinate cases of Tupc worm can be speed I y cured. liouml or Siomacii Worm. This worm is usually found in tite small ii.teftines. and tun unset KLMkDr ro* RHEUMATISM. GOUT, PAIN IN TUP. SIDE, Rip BAUK, LIMItH AND JOINTS, BCROFULA ’ KING’S EVIL, WHITE RWELLING8. . HARD TUMORS, HTIPP JOINTS, and all fixed pstn* whatever. Where this Plaster Is applied, Pain cannot exlit. It hns been beneficial In vase* of wi akni-s», Mich a< p.t n and Weakness in Um Hunnacli, VV. ak Limb*. l.amutH, Allet-Unu of the Lungs in llicli primary »tage*. i» ..J slroys Jnffsmmatiori by peraplrallon, Tb« following «ommen.latlon la from an agent re,ih Ing at Trenton, Fewm *»ee( Q Trenton,Gibson Go., Tennessee, Nov. 7,18-u* Mrtsa*. Khovil. 4 MBad—Gentlemen : The llebiew Plaster Is becoming popular in this seetinn. Tliire , lady In this cniiniy who says ,he wnuhl not bn win,.,,,. Ibis Plaster lor live hundred dollata a ) ear. rhr wg. ,f Mb-led lor snltiH time w ith an enhirgenient of the Milieu* which goto Iter a n at ileal of pain. Tim *wi IliiL ..J pain had extended up nearly to the arm pit, and nr, * ainnalljr she could scarcely breathe. 8|m ntu , oi.fi| t Li for n t nnsiilerable thin, tUineg widt h she o at attem i A by some of nurbeo |iliy»iei*u,,but ll.et gave In lief. 8|ie priH-ueed a box of Um Hebrew Flutter m.o ii relieved her almost immediately, end now On- ke.i„ . »«l'Ply “f R on band con-rnnUy. These tneu von Hl e »i liberty louse us you think proper—they ate tubtttn.Uat. Respectfully, yours 4r. JESSE J. WELLS- Beware of eounlcrfells and base Iniltnllnnt. Dsalen nnd pnrehusers generally are cautioned a«aiust Luving of any hut onr regular ngenl* ; otherwise they will posed upon with a worthless article, us many bare coun terfeits of this Pla«ter me in existence. . JtEMLJJIIER J The genuine i« sold only by us, ond-our adveriised Agent* throughout the South. Nn I’edler i* alu-tvcd to sell it. In future the genuine will hare the sl-nature of E. TAYLOR on the new steel-plate engraved libel nn the top of each box; to counterfeit which will be promoted asfoigery. SCOVIL 4 MEAD, III l.'hnrtres street, New Orleans. Bole (jencrnl Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders and applications for agencies mu«l he ad dressed. D U GUYSOTTS IMPROVED extract OF YEL LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA is a sike itkMXbv for Hereditary Taint. TImn-untls of Indlvlduala are cursed with grievous complaints, which they inherit from their parents. 7 he MSP o' the Vellnw Dork and Sarsaparilla will prevent nil this, nnd save a vast misery, and many valuable lives tor it thoroughly expels the system the latent taint, which I* the seed ol disease, and so lakes off the c-mse by which the sms or misfortune ofthe parent* are so often visited upon the innocent offspring Parents owe it to their children to guard them against the effect* of maladies that may be communicated bv de- eenl. a ml children of parents that have at any time In en affected with Consumption, Scrofula or Syphilis, owe it to Utein-elve* to take precaution ugalust the disease be ing revived in Ilium. Guymitl's Extinct ol Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla i» a sure antidote in such enses. DJI. GIJYKOTT’£J.»PJlU\ ED EXTRACT'D' YEL LOW dock and Saksapaiiii.la, put up in the largest sizcillmitles, contains more of the pure Honduras Sarsa parilla than any other preparation extant, which is chem ically combined with the Extract of Yellow Dock and llm Extract of Wild Cherry, ihu* making Ihe renetly more thoroughly ellich nt titan any other Sarsaparilla be fore the public At the .-nine time ill- perfectly free from all mineral poisons, which tnnnol be ,nid ot any other of tile Snrsaparillia compounds. The invalid shr-nld be ware of poisons! Mercury, Iron, Quinine, pnia.h, Iodine,Sulphur, Aresenie, ami many other nunt-ral and metallic uoreous, enter Into nnd form Ihe aeiive lm>i* of most ot the Sarsaparilla* and Paune<*;i» ofthe day. Guy sou’s Compound Extract ol Yellow Dock and Sareapa- rilla floes not coniain a practh e of ihese substances; ns nny one etui ascertain by applying the nce<**nry tesi-. Let all poisons Snrenpanffa prepaiatiimsalone. and use Uuy.'OttV Improved l-.xiiaei ol Yellow Dock and Surra nariilia, which is ihoioughly efficacious, perfectly harm less, and purely vegetable, All Hindi, ot disease)idu lo its genial influence. SCROFULA. It lias been reinatk-d by eminent men, that in the va ried catalogue of di.-ea.-es to which mail is, liable, there is scarcely one nf such impoiiam-e and of such run re>t iw Snoluin; whether we look lo the ohreunt) ol it- ori gin, its iurieinus progress, the nuintwr nml variety ut or gan* (tint it atineks, or its remarkable iticui.ibiiii) und ' j oXteiiMve latality. i Seminln lia* lintflcd tire skill of the most eminent phy sicians in (his country nml (n Europe, (tut there i- rin antidote for tlilsdiseasi- tu “Dr. Guy son s Extinch f Yel low Dock and Sarsapattlla,” whit It is piovmg itself a Specitie in the mu-t seven cases of Kerofuta. THE TAIL OF THE COMET is forty degrees inf fencfb, hut so thin in substance that stars are visible tin ouch it. The mnrv* ti u- mb s ol son s nostrmiuiiongcrs are nearly as tong, and quite us ta-ily I is the worm most common lo children, yet it isnoteii | » „r n. n.„. t- . . . r v K SS'lSpS 1 <*-» »»' in'r I,«.'n*l1 I int.nl while affected will, lid, »nrm, are hnnliin, and j *''¥^1! wluaretiln 1 Inline,,or Ilia Iielly, allmy •[.».!,, Itiesentn or Ihe l»«. 1 . Ole ac lual cine, peilemitil I) iln. arlielc. els, picking at llte nose, a bluelsli streak under the eyes, If you, or any of your children, have nny of the C HARLES W. LILLIENDAIIL, Importer olGerman, French and English TOYH and FANCY'GOODS, aud Dealers in FIREWORKS. So. 4 ft Malden l.ane. Pickiesi l*rcu«rv<!M» Arc. T UI E tindcniiuneil offers to purchasers tt superior stock of I’lckles, Preserves 4c., warranted llio best qual ity; to keep in ull cliliiutcs ; at the lowest prices and ac commodating terms. YVAKDELL4sJI , EA8K, a 234 West *t^ New.York. Tllcu for l-Toorn und Chimney Tups. M ILLER, COATES 4'YOULE, No. 27D Pearl It., ENCAUSTIC TILES, GARNKJBK CHIMNEY TUPS. Plumber's Materials, Metal*, 4c. WINDOW GLASS, FAINTS, Ac. WI.NDOW Oh A NS, FAINTS 4e, H I. BAKER 4 BROTHER, 142 Wnter-at., Import- * ersof French VVimtow Glass, Chemicals, Paints, 4c. Also Ageuuof Amerlcau Window Glass and Gins* Ware. I N HOPKINS 4 BRO’S.. Importer* ot French Win- • dow Glass, No. OI Itarchij-sl. N. Y. II. POLLON 4 CO., Importer* of French Window i and Coach Glass, No. ft ( Bnrclay-rt. Valentines i'oi* 18.'51. rpRE AMERICAN VALENTINE CO., N. Y., Titos. 1_ Frkrk, 8 I Nassau-st.. Agent, are now tireparetl to execute all ortb r* for VALENTI.VK8 and vaI.EV- TINE STATIONERY, for the approaching season.— Dealer* are requested to write immediately for u Trails Circular containing all particulars. T. Frkrk also solicit* orders lor Wood Engraving, and ail other kinds of Engraving uud Artistic Work fn Gener’il. Address, nov|ff-3m THUS. FRF.RE, PI Nnsrnu-rt., N. V, N FiWSVAPER A I»V lIliTInTnIJ. S M. f'ETTKNGII.I. 4 CO, No. 122 Nassau- • strkkt, Nkw-Yorr, nnd 1() 8ratk-stkkut. Bostoh, have made sucli arrangements with Ihu lied and most widely circulated Journals In Ihu Called Kittle* and Cnnuiliis, that they nro ou-ttiled to inuko a saying of time and expense to tho Advertiser* who do business through them. They select thn best papers, and Adver tise conspicuously at the very Invest prices, ami ulwnyo keep tho Interest of tholr customers tu view. Merchants arc Wiled to call on them and satisfy themselves that these thing* are ro. ly o—sept 1 J OIIA l»IIYF»i, DEALER IN IVOR), 4 XIAN- ufucturor of Ivory Goods, 3 Muiray-st, N. Y. ocl 20-lyoM C A I<ittAGE I IM X-N, CURTAIN GOODS. Cloths, Plushes, Buntings, 4c. Wholesuleund Retail. ROE LOCKWOOD Ac SON, BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS —or— French. Spanish uml Itnlinn Books, 411 Broadway, New York. Priced CnlnlotMiP* furnished mi application, [dec I 3tn FALL «F 18 Aft I GEORGE 8. KICH0L8. HEADY-MADE CL<)THING. FVUS18HING GOODS, useitiher i stile, the follow Ing: Gem's flue blue, black, and brown Cloth, Beaver Cloth, Peier 8h:un Fur Cloth, und Camhlel Overcoats. Gent's line black Cloth Clonks nml .Mantles. Gent’* line blue, bl'k, and claret frock uml Dress Coats. Gent's < 'udet Cass mere. Tweed Casslmere, black Cas sini ere, him- Cits.-iiuere Frock tees, and business Suck Conls—a great variety. Gent’s black Doe Casslmere, and more than thirty tllf- foroui pattern* of fancy Cns*linero Punts of latest styles. Gent’* Vests—about l,5('JI Vest*, embracing ull of tho new styles, some perfectly beautiful. A very large lot of Sntinett Round-Jackets nnd Pants, Flushing I)veronals, Frock nml Sucks for servuuts. India-R bher and Pilot Clollt Overcoats. Youth's and Boys' Department: has never been equalled lit this place ami contains the following’; Broad Cloth, Beaver-Cloth, Peter Sham Overcoats and Hacks. Blue, black, brown, and claret Cloth Dress Frocks and Backs. Blue, black, brown, nnd Cadet Cloth Dress Jackets Cadet nml Htcel mixed Hnlinel Round-Jackets. ' Mixed nnd Kersey Round-Jackets for Negroes; flt, e black Doe-Cti ssl mere, blue Cloth, and n large assortment of fancy-colored Cusslmero and Satinet Pauls. Black Satin, figured Bilks, Alpucctt llluckChdh, nnd a great variety of Merino Vesta. All of the above lor boys from Iff to 17 years old. Children's Department: contains very pretty fringed nnd plain Mack Cloth Sulla fancy colored Cussltuere Bull*, with Vests uml Pants con nected ; Genin’s new style of Fancy Dress Jackets; black and brown Talmas; black and green Togas Overcoats; embroidered Caps. All for children from 4 to Iff years. Children, boy s’, am! youtf ’a while nnd colored Shirts. Fancy Ariioles: embracing nlmnst every article for n gentleman’s ward robe that t nil ho called for, together with the richest as sortment of covered nnd plain CAPS for gentlemen, youths, boys, nml children. N. II.—Most ol tho above good*, tho Men nnd Boys’ Clothing, Itnve been made up expressly for my trade, nml under tny inspection, ut the North, mid I can emit)- dently recommend them ns good, and ns cheap ns can be found elsewhere. The citizens und public generally are Invited to cull and see at the Clothing Store, Gibbon’s linage. ||oct 7] SPIRITUAL BOOK-STORE AND Publishing- Mouse, No. 300 Broadway, Now-York. H AVE recently Issued the following Books. Tho an nexwl prices Include postage: Brlttan’s Review of Beecher's Report, 28 cent*. Dlsc-iines from tho Spirit World, by Stephen Olln. tato Prnsldenlof Ihe We*leyan University ul Middletown, through R.P. Wilson, Methodist clergyman 71 eeitl*. ' . Approaching Crisis, being a Review of Dr lliishisoll, by A. J. Davis, (.3 cent*. * Betnwt of Pm font, concerning tho Inner Llfo and • World of Spirits, 44 cents. Btllllngi Pneumnlolngy, Illustrating Presentments, Visions, Apparitions, 4c., 01 rents. Pilgrimage of Thomas Pnlun, In the*Spirit World through Her. c; Hammond, Medium, 8.1 certs. Relchenbnck’s Dynamics (tf Magnetism. Eleetrlclly, Heat, Light, Crystallisation, ChemLm, 4c., 81,2d Celestial Telegraph, or Becrets of the Life to come, re vealed through Eighty Perception* of Occupation* nml Ceuvertatlout with Thirty-six Spirits. 91.19. Hheklunh, u splendid Bpirlttlnl Girt Rook, elucidating the nature and relation* of M jn, vital, un-ntni and splr- Hrtsl i ; hcn0W»n» containing portraits of Beers and Km- insnl Bplritffslllts, 4c„ 4e^ 83. Prose nt Age, or Inner Life, by A.J. Carls, *1,2.7. Judgo Edmonds on Bplrltunllsm, .YiOpagos. 91.1(1. llrlttnn ami lUclimoud's Dlscusilon of Hplrlinalism, 4(K) page* octpvo, embodying tho greatest number of Pacts and Arguments, pro and con, an this subjt-cl uvor brought together In one ro/., 91,W, Also—The BpIrRuiil Te'cgrnnh, the organ or Mmlern CpIrltunUm, a weekly paper. *2 i svpt 27-3mo (P) ANDREWS A JESUP, !Vo 70 PIn«*Stred» Ncn-York, A t, ENTs for the sale of all kinds of CO'I TOM d: WOOLEN iffACIlINERY, Including D ying. Carding. Picking, and Purring Ma chines, Machinist's Tools,Curd Clothing, Leather Belling, 4c, 4c. These are from the Best M*KKH*,and ure sold at their l.nwKBT Prices. Also, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In every variety of Ma'iuhtcltirera' Articles, tilth ns Spool Tapes, .-Hinnies, Pickers, Roller Hkln». Roller Cloth. Lacing Leather, 4.., 4c.oct25-flmP sate uud valuable comixmiid. I would prefer it to any article now in *e. Idr the diseases arising from an Im pure Mate ol the blood or taint of the system. I couli- (It-nUy recommend it to my friends us being n powerful Extract, ami one that I believe will cure all classes ol diseases, (or which it is recommended, If used according to directions. I believe It to he u valuable «uccctlHneuiii to Mercury. Nay, I have my doubts w hether In Mte most violent nnd protruded case’s of Syphilis accompanied w llh Node* I'rophe, In carles of the hones, whether It ought not to succeed overy other remedy. s. R. McC't INACIIIE, M. D. Honorary Member ofthe Medical Society, Philadelphia. Hear wluti Dr Stnpp, a Physician who Mnnds at Hie top of Ills profession, says of John If nil’s 8itrs.tprtrllfa: I have been using John Bull's Bursupnrilld in a great variety of chronic diseases, with the most happy effects, nnd Imve no hesitation in recommending it to the public for the cure of scrofula, syphilis, and nil cutaneous uml glnudulardiseascs. Yours, most fervently, \VM. STAPP, M. D. l.ewlspoit.Ky , April tith, ISIS, lies', I’. W. Selion—Rev. E. StcvonHon. (Jo sc Li's t vu.—The following Is a verbatim copy of a cert (((cate now (n ihe possession of the proprietor of Hull’s Barsapiirilla. Rev. E. \V. Selion is widely and gum-rally known us an eloquent and accomplished pas tor ofthe M. E. church, nml Rev. E. .Stevenson has been known as one of the most talented and zealous members (lint the Kentucky Conference could boost of lor many year-, and at tliistimo ielllliugilie high nml responsible elution of Agent for the M. E. Rook Concern. Cun Hie world produce heller or more satisfactory testimony in favor of uiiy medicine? Bet ter testimony than .. as ever offered in favor of any medicine. Rev. K. (V. Behou— Rev. B. Stevenson. Lolisvili.k, Mny 2(lth, IH49.—We hove used John Hull’s Barsuparilla, and have known It to he used, with entire satisfaction; and we Imve no hesitation instating, our belief, that it l* u safe uud valuable tni-uicuf com pound, nml calculated In produce much good, nnd re lieve much suffering; nnd therefore would cheerfully and most earnestly recommend It ly the afflicted. (Signed) E, \V. 8BHON, B. STUN ENRON. W e earnestly Invite all persons who nro suffering with ty of* thetils ijmtffcMi Is heir 1-,” to cull on Dr. John Bull sngenLimd get n copy „f Bull’s Family Journal, grail*; and, for the sake ot huinnulty, wo h pe that n single Indivhliinl will not be found unwilling to give Hull's Sarsaparilla a I rial, nller rending uml recollecting, at the Mime time, tlmt it Is Impossible for the Doctor to publish the leeth part of the number of ceriiflcates of astounding cures performed by hi* Rarrapurllla. The amount oft •‘Ml tunny voluntarily showered u > Dr. Dull'* Harsapnrilln, from well known nml distinguished Indi viduals, hmii in public and private life, hns been per fectly overwhelming. t3TDr. John Bull’s Principal Office, west stile of Fifth slreel, llrst door below Main. Louisville, Ky, Sole in Bavunnah, wholesale ami retail, liy J. B. MOORE 4 CO., And hy Druggists generally. law;—ly l\9 ease vuul-h together under its influence Nor Is the ef fect temporary. On the contrary, the relief is perma nent; for the cordial properties of the medicine reach tho constitution itself, and restore it to its normal condi tion. H'ell mny the preparation be called tho MEDICAL WONDER if the nineteenth century. It Is. ns the first scientific men ill the old world Imve miinitii-d, that miracle n| medicine heretofore supposed to imve no existence, A BTIM VLAS T TU AT ENT A II.B NO JIK-ACTH >S. Its force is never expanded, us is tho case with opium, alcoholic preparations, nnd nil other excitants. The ef fect of these is brief, nml it mny well he said of him who takes them, “the lu*t Mute of tlmi mail Is wor-e than the ff«!.” Bui Ihe Elixir is :m exhlhminl without « sin gle drawback—side in its operation, perpetual in its imppy influence upon the nerves, the mind, nml the cn- lire organization. Incases of neuralgia, headache, ver- tigo, pain in the nerves ofthe fnce. uml the various train of nervous affection*. It will produce n cure In nn aston ishing short period ol lime; und 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 to the head, melancholy, mental debility, hysteria. Indeci sion, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction, fear of insanity, hypocomlrhisls, dyspepsia, general prostration,' irritability,' nervousness, inability to sleep, liver coin- plniut. floor albus, and nil disenses Incident to females, hysteria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, constipation, 4c. 4c., from whatever cause arts ing, It I*, if there I* nny reliance to bo placed on human testimony, absolutely Infallible. An appeal is made to EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE, who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness tremors, pains in Ihe back, or any other disorder, wire ther peculiar to her sex, or common to both sexes, lo givo lire Invigorating Cordial a trial. LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Hear wliuUlm celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood, of Massachusetts, says of it: DcurBlr—I gives me pleasure to Inform you Hint one of my nnlleiila, while ill Boston, procured some of your Cordial, which ho hns taken two weeks, ami that he l* entirely cured. He already looks like u new person, who j lit . , nr any above symptoms, IIOBENBACK’B WORM SYRUP safely he depended upon—by using It you have a certain, safe and speedy cure: and if after using it accordim: to tire directions, Hie patient i* not restored to health, uud the warms thoroughly eradicated from the system, you can rest assured lliere is no remedy beyond the grave; ns for fail, there is no such word as fail with those who use my Worm Syrup. Aseuriiles,or Small Thread Worms. Tlivsc worms, l« which ihcliumnn syxtein la Untile,are Hie most lroutde«onre of nil other*, t hey are generally to be found it> the rectum, and H allowed to remain, from the irritation they produce, lay lire foundation for serious disorders, such us mllumniution ofthe bowels, uud other derangement* of the Momnch The best und safest medicine that cun be used is IIOHEXSACK’S WORM SYRUP. Such is the astonishing power of my medi cine* over Asraridts, that I defy any one to produce a case where my Worm By run uml Liver PHI* nre recom mended to he used they will not cure. AII that is neces sary I* to use the Byrup in accordance with dlrecHonson each bottle; and In case a gentle purgative I* required in order to allay the irritation they produce, the Liver Pills hy iheirsyinpaihising action uml tu-ulihy operation upon the bowels, is the most pleasant medicine that can he taken. HoliciisncL’* Liver Pill*. No part of the system is more liable to disease than tho J.ierr, it being supplied witli numerous blond ves sel* anti nerves, and If diseased, the liJood of course flowing through all purls of the body produces Liter Complaints, Jaundice, Ititiaus Affections, Dyspepsia, iVc.’.Vc. ,. 1VEn C03IPr.AI.XT. Is attended with chills, succeeded by fever, severe pains in the region ot Hie Liver, vomiting, bitter taste, yellow furred tongue, pulse full aud bounding, Hie pain in the side Is increased hy pressure, should tire left lobe be affected, tire pain is generally in the left shoulder, with a short, dry cough, the skin becoming of a sallow appearance,nnd the stools day colored. This disease can he cured by tire use of HLHl'.NSA<JK’S 1,1 VER PI I.I.B, as they act directly upon lire seal of tire disease, und then operating upon the bowel* they expel ail the corrupt and vitiated matter from the system. DYSI’EPSI A is introduced, is the hied* upon which Ihe reputnt o this remedy is rounded, ns tin- hundred* i-frerntieuies of renewed tropes, health and life, (fiat are cumintiully flowing in upon him, will prove. {fty- Homliugs may flourirh for n time, hut n reimdy must pnsM-s* rate medical virtues, loe*tnldi>li the << ;»*t* latum that I)r. uy-ott's Yellow Hock and Bursupaiula has established wherever It liar been used. Bold wholesale nnd retail, hy Thomas M. Tu ner 4 (Jo., A. A.Solomons 4 Cn., William W. Lincoln, John It. Moore 4 Co., .Savannah; Hnviland.Risley ,v Co., Ai giista, Ga.: Iluvilnmt, Hurrall 4 Co., Charleston,B.C and hy dealers lu medicine throughout Ihe Bomb, nov II ot 6m tow j. L. OLIVER, * FuNliionuble Hoot 31 an nf act urer» XO.SKVKNTKKN ni'LL-STRKKT, NKAK MOKCMKHT-SQUARS. Cork-Solo, Water-Proof, limiting, Military, Patent Leather. Walking, Dress, nnd Pump-8nle Roots; Shoot ing Buskins, Bootees, Oxford Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, 4c„ made to order In tho neatest nnd most fashionable ainnner. of warranted materials, ami by the most experi enced und careful workmen. ADAM SHORT, fflastor II u 11 il c r» first noon wear or at. anorkw'm iiai.l. Will take contracts for Building and Work In Masonry of overy description. R. H. j. laohlisOn, Engineer* anil 31 i 11 \v r i a Ii t«, IRON dr HR ASS FOUNDERS; Canal-Street—Near the Canal Lock. R. I.Af'IILISIIN. j. LAOItl.tSON. A, PONCE, importer Ac lUamifncf urer ot Segam* HO. 13 WtltTAKKR-STRKqT, Keeps on hand a well selected stock of Imported So gar*; also Manufactured Tobacco. Snuff, Pipes, and all other nrticlos usually kepi In hla lino of business, which ho offer* on the most reasonable terms, nov 3 NEW HOOKS, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER & CO., Thursday, December 15 A UTUMN Hours and Fireside Rending; by Mrs. C. !M. Kirk)Hid—llluitmlcd. 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Is authorized Agent for procuring advertisements, lu tho city of Philadelphia, fot tho Savannah Republican, at “ ' uy us. His receipts Will no regarded thn rates required by us. His receipts will l at payments. •ugl rnteivcii sbiivc; paint. riMlIH article Is griistly superior to WhllA Irnod In du- 1 raidIItj* and brllBaiicv of color, and entirely froo from all poisonous qualities, never Injuring the health ofthe Inmates of newly painted apartments or of the workman. In the humid atmosphere of tho South H will lie found Invaluable, as It never changes Its color oi rubs off like White Lead. For sale by JOHN II. MOORE 4 00., “ ,M * Qlbbona* niillrtingsV M AUASttSKH FOR 1804.-Harper's, Putnam'e and the Knickerbocker reduced ‘to 9950 per annum, paid In advance. -GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE and boDEY’fl Lady’s Book dt t%flo as heretofore, nov DO JOHN M. COOPER Is 00. DOCTOli YOPHSELfl The JPocket JEsculaplmx OR, EVERY ONE 1118 OWN PHYSICIAN. w f 'T* THE Fnrtleib Edition, with OiiellundredF.ngrMvlngs.ihow- Ing DImiusl-bhikI Mulformalhun of lire llumnn Bystum In every ' shn|io uml form. To which It added a Treatise on tho Dls- uitsesnf Fflinulcs, being of tho highest Importance lo married bffopte, nr llioso contemplating Inarrlnge; hy WILLIAM YOUNG, M.D. Let no father he ashamed to presentn copy ortho JtBCU- LAI'IUB to Ids child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter Into the sterol obligations of married life without reading the POCKET AWL’ULAI’IUB. Lot no onn suf- forlng from a hscktdfid Cough. Pain In the Bide, resiles* nights, liervntis feelings, nml the whole train of Dyspep tic *on«ailons,niidulven up by their physlclnn.be another moment without consulting the AWCULAPIUB. Have tho marrlte, or thosb about lo bo ronrrledany Impedi ment, read this truly nsefol honk, as It has been ihe means of saving thousands or unfortunate creatures from the veryjnwsof death, t3T AnypersoiisendlngTWENTY-FfVECENTSbn- dozed In k leiter, will receive one copy or tbla,W9rk by mall,or five eoplee will bo nnr for Ouo Dollar; Address, (past paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG;, - augl-Myo ' No.lWBprUfce-sl., FblUdelpbis. Brau n’s Essonre of .IntunicaSJingor- ijROW’N'B Essence of Jamaica Ginger ts elaborately 1 ) prepared from carefully selected articles of the best quality ; it possesses In « concentrated form all tire valu able propnrties of the Jamaica Ginger, and Iswurrautcd lo lie free from all irritating or other properties of un In- Jiirhjus (endency. It is beiiellclnlly usc<l in n variety of clrcum*tnnces where a warm cordial nnd ngrateful stimulant Is requir ed, particularly In cases where there Isa sense of exhaus tion arising from excessive futlguo or heat, u few drops ill half a tumbler ol water with a little sugar, will he found un effectual and most pleasing restorative, which makes this essence a highly useful addition tn tho trav eller’* portmanteau, ns well ns to lire family collection ol remedies. Where there Is an unpleasant sense of weight or nau sea after oat Ing, from imperfect digestion, or where nau sea is induced from riding in n rail road enr, or carriage, or from tire motion of n vessel nt sea, tho E-senco iff Ginger. If given uccordlngto tho directions, will almost invariably give relief. Ill ordinary Diarrhmn.lncipient cholera, in short In nil enses of prostration of tho digestive functions, whether from Indulgence or dls«nse, It Is of Inestimable value. During the summer mouths nnd In Southern climates, It I* Invaluable, particularly during the prevalence o( ep idemic cholera; nn traveller nr family should bo without It. A lurgo invoice received by tho agent*, m 28 A. A. SOI.OMONP 4 •’(>., Market Square. IIHISK’B UNRIVALED i'kctoii Ai, corr.-vr haxry. T HIS ARTICLE Is a never falling remedy for Cough*, (.'olds. Hoarseness, Bore Throat, and Tightnossof tho Lttnus or Chest. Persons who nro much exposed,and trou bled with Irritable Con Jib and wenk Lung*, will flud al most Instant reltof by Irving the Pectoral Candy. In fuel no one should ho without It when Ure changes In tho wea ther nro so frequent. No article of Cough Candy has been so much appreciated for Ifr safely and certain cure; you will find It needs hut one trial, lo convince all of Its cdiciun! virtues. A fresh lot received by innv 2(i . A. A.80LOMDNB4 CO. Iiniiroveit A-IxlriiNIxe Nuiillltn Powilors, T il E di Powders nro prepared expressly for the retail trade, from superior imported materials, nnd ore warranted foil weight 8oldMlxPowi:or«,(whenaccurately prepared, a* thoie are warranted to I*) aro held In the highest estimation for their peculiar virtues In giving re lief where there Is Indigestion, heart-burn, or bilious affection* prevail^ and when used according to the di rections, form nn effervescing aperient draught, more agreeable, yet possessing nil tho medicinal prnperlle* nf tho much esteemed Holdlltx Bprlng* In Germany. By »n 22 • WL WL LINCOLN, Monument Bqnnrc. * 13 RMA ti-hvo IX « U’JrYu ’ , TOOTH WAHn. T ill" delicious article combines so tunny jneritnrinu* qualities that It now hns heeomo a standard fovorllo with ihe citirens of New York, Phllailolphln, Rnltlmore, Pittsburg, and other pjare*. Dentist* and Physicians prescribe It In their practice ino»t successfully, nml from every source the most flattering laudations nre awnrilod It. Inflnmed, sore, or bleeding gum* are Immediately cured by Its use; It* action upon them Is mild, soothing, and effective. It clonuses the teeth so thoroughly that they nre tnndn to rival pearl In whiteness, nnd dllfosee through thn mouth »uon * delightful fre*hne*s that the breath Is rendered exquisitely sweet, and It will In most Instances afford relief to tho most violent toolh-ache. The following Certificate from Dr. Chlltnn, a Chemist of world-wide colobrlty, who hat submitted thenrlleleln a chum I cal analysis. Is proof sufficient to convince any one of Hi superiority. •‘•IImve examined’a bottle of “Zamun’s Atm- BconarTic Tooth Wash,” aud find It to ba a vegetable preparation of nn Innocent character J bdlove It will prove beneficial fertile purpose It is recofnmobded.” • Jamhb R CntiTok, BL D: OhemHli Quit recslredend for self by* ’ W. W. r.INWLN, nov 17 MentuBant Square. MARRIAGE, Happiness and Competence. WHY IS IT ? That wo behold many feiuith-e, ecarec in the meridian of lifu broken in health and spirits with a cmnplicutiuli "f diseases aud ailments, depriving them of the power for tire enjoy ini-iil of life nt an age when physical heultli, buoyancy of spirits, and Imppy serenity of mind, arising from a condition of health,should lie predominant. Many ol Ure causes of tier sufferinus at first—perhaps, years before, perhaps during girlhood, or Hie first)* ar* of marriage—were In their origin so light as to pass un noticed, niul of course neglected. IN AFTER YEARS When too late to be bencfilted by our knowledge, we look buck and mourn, und regret Ure fullcousequeuce of our ignorance. Wlitil would we not often give to possess, In early life, the knowledge wo obtain ill after years7 Ami what days aud nights of anguish wo might not liuroheeti spar ed. If the knowledge was timely possessed. It is .RELA.HHOJ. V -A.M> STAllTLlNG To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many a wife for many years, from causes simple nnd coutrolla- ble, easily remedied—or better still—not lucurred—if every WIFE A Nil MOTH FIX Possessed the Information contained in a BHle volume, (within the roach of all) which would spare lo herself YEARS OF MIKEIXY, And to her husband the constant toil und anxiety of mind, necessarily devolving upon him from sickness of iho wife, without giving him the opportunity of arijnir- , -- .-i . -- - . . log thut competence which Ills exertions are eiilbltd, and time ago looked so pale nnd thin, and was The symptomsof Dyspepsia, unit its various diseases, { the no-session of which would secure Ure buppluessof scarcely able to crawl around. I thought it scarcely I nre dizziness In the head, heartburn, oppression after j |,t m v e tf.wile.and children, possible for Idui over to regain his full strength and fn- i eating meats, sourness arising from the aioninch, 4c., ! «*f;x<(!iii.;‘'r‘lXK MI3ANN OF IIAPFIXF.SS cullies; hi* case was an extremely had one. I prescribed J nnd sometimes u general languor of the whole body, i),-becoming l» ll me pocscssed of lire knowledge, the the u«unl medicine used in "iicli cases in iho Hospital, I from this it w III he siren that Hie disease owes its origin ; w * nn , of w p| c h h a9 caused the sickness and poverty of hut they were of no effect. !u the meantime, my patient j to n disorganized stale ol the Liver and stomnrh. IIO ij. l(UM ,, u | fi . hud procured some of your Cordial, which effected a j BESSACK’S LIVER PILLS Is the very medicine to ef- |„ view of such cuisequcnccs.no wife or mother l« ex- cure I am satisfied no other medicine could have done. > feet n permanent and lusting cure, ns Urey net by cluing- j cngnblp , if s j, e ne gU-< ilo avail herself ol that knowledge I shall ever warmly recommend it when an opportunity I Ingthe certain inorbUInction ol the system iutoa healthy j, rM nt.cl lo herself, woulds occurs. The Inventor In my younger days 1 well reiirem- 1 i ro..«.i mimnn.i i.aaiihv l . * -. ■ j tier ns being considered one of iho most aklllful physi cians in (lie United Hintes, uml had heard his ('<>r<ii:i| ry highly spoken of; hut was one of the incredulous toll* merits until 1 was so unexpectedly and satlafac- torllj convinced to the contra*-)-. I remain, very trulv, vours, II. A. WOOD, M. D. clergymen, nn well nn physicians, and Uiousunds ot other* in all parts of (he United States, arc eoiiUiMinlty sending certificates. Informing iis of tho benefit* derived from tiring Dr. Morse’s Cordial. We can publish only a few. Tire- following i* a specimen : REV. JOHN 8EGER, of Jersey City, nn old and highly respectable gentleman iff Urn Baptist" persuasion, hande I In tire following certl- licata at Dr. Morse’s office. It speak* for Itself: Dr. Mouse—Dear Bir: I am constrained to give you u statement of tho benefit I derived from using your Cor dial, believing, by so doing, f shall reader a benefit to those who nre suffering ns I have been. *jl whs nfllietcd for many months with pains In the head and dimness of sight, together with great nervous debili ty, so much that ll was with much difficulty for mo to walk or keep about. My digestive organs, also, were much deranged. I used quite a number of remedies, but received llttlo or no benefit, until I took your Cor dial, wldch, through the kindness of Providence, hos re stored mo to more than my usual health, ns I now am effioyiag belter health than I have done for a number of years. 1 am now 6U years of age. 1 believe it to be un invaluable medicine, which 1 recommend to my nume rous acquaintances, nnd they nre very large, as I have been a minister a groat many years. 1 hope this hasty sketch may be as much benefit to you ns the medicine has to me. JOHN BEGEU, Jersey City. Jan. 7, 1852. METHODIST CLERGYMAN. Tho following wns sent to our agent lu Robwny, hy Rev. J. O. Tunlsoii, of tho Methodist Episcopal Church- one of tho most leumed am! respected In the connection —nml Is nirother proof of tho wonderful effect of Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial on Ihe system: Friend Robinson:—Having for some years past, as you areuwnre, experlenctul great general debility of my sys tem, nit ended with constant nnd ularmlng irritation nl the throat nnd Rings, I was, nl your instance, and In con sequence of having rend Cupt, McLean’s decided testi mony in Its behalf, Induced to try Dr. Morse’s far- famed Elixir. J tried It, I confess, morn b» the hope than In the confidence of Its proving efficacious; but I am bound In enndorto acknowledge Unit 1 had not tried It long before l began to experience It* snlutnry effects;— that l may now say with t’apt.McLean, “that I would not now bo without It on nny consideration,” It has done me more good than any previous remedy I have tried, und If this statement Is deemed by you of nny Importance, you may have my full consent to make It public. Rahway, Aug. 3, 1850. J. (S.TUNIRON. THE MEDICAL JOURNALS Have not lu a single Instance that hns been authenti cated, given their sanction to any other preparation for tho above complaints. It hns In many desperate and vi olent cases effected radical cure*, after patients had been rthnudoneil and tholr condition pronounced hopeless by medical practltlonors or high professional ohusnclef. It Is put tip highly concentrated. In nlntbif ties, with the nnino blown In the glass, nnd sold for bottle—fl for • PJ—934the dozen. •3 per bottle—fl for • 12-834 the dozen. JTjr Important nilvlco accompanies each bottle. Prepared hy M. MORSE, M. D.,nnd for snlo by C!1 AB, H. RING, General Agent, IW Broadway, New York, to whom all orders must be addressed. . „ , Agents—A. A. Botomens & Co., Savannah t Havl- land, Rlsley 4 Go., Augusta t Havllnnd, IUrral4Go n Bold by Druggists generally throughout Ihe United Btate*. afl-lyo Hiishnnd’s Calcined Maffneuln. T HE SUPERIOR QUALITIF-Bofthls Magnesia, are that It Is entirely deprived of Carbottlo Aeld, free from unpleasant taste, smelloir other diaagfteableprop* rrly, and without roughness and grlulnesn to the touch lo palato. One tea-epoonfol of U Is equal In strength nr three or four Cea-spoonfoll of tho common Calcined MognesIX, thus combining smallness of dose wllh »he most agreeable form lu whlch Magnesia can be admin. ’’^n A,opWJ “‘ lr n w A b lou» MON ..co.' action, und rendering the blood pure uud healthy To Teta nies. Y’nu will find these Pills an invnlunhte medicine In many complaints to which you ure subject. In obstruc tion* either total or partial,'they have been found of In estimable benefit In restoring nnd purilying thn blood and other fluids so ns to euro all other complaint* which may arise from female irregularities, ns heuduche, dim ness of sight, pain In the *hlc, buck, 4c. These Pills are lire only safe and effectual remedy to cure Ihe following complaints. Gout, Nervousness, Melancholy, Sick Head ache, Giddiness, Rheumatism, distressing Dreams, Dim ness of sight, or in fuct any ofthe diseases that urls* from affections of the I.lvcr, Impurity of the Blood, or constipation ofthe Bowels, MEDICAL EVIDENCE. We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the re ceipt of their manufacture submitted to us for inspec tion, say that the ingredient* of which they uro compos ed makes them the heal PHI In use for all diseases of Hie Llver.ImpurlUes of the Blood. 4c. GEORGE WOOD. M.D. F.CROWLEY, M.D. L. BOWEN, M. D. Purchase none bn! those having Ihealgnalure -*J. N TlOBEN8ACK,”ns all others are wort bless imitations. Agents whlilng new supplies,and all others wishing to become agents, must address the Proprietor, J. N. HOllENSACK,Bints Lahnrntoiy, No. 120 North SEC* ONDBlreel. above Race, PHILA DELPHI A. Sold bv all Druggistsnnd Mcrchnnt* lu the U. A. For saio by J. IL Carter 4 Go.. J. It. Moork & Co A. A. Solomons 4 Co., and J. E. Dk Forp, Sava n ah Georgia. may ID—lawl5»woly Invalids of Savannah! R ead what you read ii-pui.vermach. HR’S HYDRO ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS are presented to the people of Savannah, ns ihe r scientific mode yet discovered for producing in it RBLirr from pains and a pkrmanknt cure of tho lowing diseases: Painful and Swelled Joints, Fains In the Back, Noundgla of lire Faco, Deal ness. Blindness, Paralysis, Sciat cn, Palpitation ol tho Heart, General Debility, Ft male Diseases, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Nervous Headache, Uterine Pnln«, ALL NEURALGIC DISEASES. They were first used In France, three years since, for the cure orNEUVOUS DISEASES, and ufter being sub- milled to the Most tiiobocoii trial. In every Hospital jn Paris, by the most learned professor* In thut city, they were recommended to Iho Government of Frm.ee, who granted a Pat cm for tho discovery. During tho y enrs 1851-2, they were Introduced Into Germany, Austria. Prussia, nnd England, and one ykar since, Introduced nnd patented hy the United Btntes Government. Tire Chains wore exhibited lo Professor,Valentino Mott, Van Huron, Post, nnd Carnochan, who nudity a'ls* covored that Urey rilSSKSSKD A IT RAM OK ANP SINUl'LAR POWER OP INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS', and very subsequently applied lit nearly all the Hospi tals nf Now York, where they Imve met with the grout- ““TtKSnR 0I.08E AND.PONDKIt WBU." The principle* upon which It Is claimed that the Chains produce tholr marvellous cures are, lirsl—that all’Ner- vou* Diseases are attended nnd produced by a deficient supply of Nervous Fluid, and nn agent that resembles closely electricity, or electro magnetism: nnd, second— that the electro magnetic chains, by being worn over and upon the part and ortmn diseased, furnish lo the ex hausted nervous system, by Its powerful stimulating «• foots, the nervous fluid which Is required to produce a healthy action through the entire system. No disgust ing nostrum Is allowed to be taken wbllo using the chains, but a rigid observance of the general lawaot health are required. Brisk friction upon the part dls- ■ MJUS "CpETJ; SULOMONB fc CO. logllhelrmagnetle power. full i ... 1 spare her much Buffeting, t* tho mi-ans or happiuess nnd prosperity to hor hustniml, und confer upon herchlldrenthal blessingabove all price —healthy bodies with healthy minds. That kuuwledge is conliilued in a BUle work entiikd THE MARRIED WOMAN'S FIIIVATE MI’.DICAI. t OMl’ANION. BY I1R. A. M. MAURICEAl', ritozKssoR or diseases nr women. One Hundredth Edition. 18mi».,/>/>.,250. Price 50 Cents. [ON ZINK PAPE It, EXTRA HIXDISO. 91 till.] First published In 1847, and Ii ia not M ItPH17.1\L Oil WON Dili! 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