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euilicr mjxt, will
■1 House, in the city
nal hours of sale,'
/'and? bulling on hast
n the liortli by. lot No
.... on the south by Tot No.
t front iiml Iii5 foot ill depth,
a buildings anil improvements
t"; virtue of fi ft’* mued
f Comflitin Phan nml ol
the Cite of s.ivmtnali, m
. Gnmlrv or. al. vs. Henry
Property'pointed out
*U83ELI„ Sheriff.
One
Card
Table.
Shovel mi l ’
by virnn
Hon. Ii
stance I
L. Pettigrei
P r r,p,
m
mill crortiti
ffion- (if any
irtistratioa cf the —.
;c,inl in the Clerk’* « f-
(J . oofthC s lid Co urt, ou or before the 9Ui.day.oi
DeC^nber next; otherwise letter* of nuimifistri •
t on will l»o fronted.
Witness, tlio Hon. Francis Sorrct, one of ti e
Justice*ofthe st.tiJ Court, the ftihtiny tif#»’ov. A.
17.1^,4 EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov9 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
SMUc*
n\her next, vvdl
Dense, in the city
* lionwof sale,
ir Mahogany
ny Dftfmg
11 o JU Uatrsv t>vuq ui r of
fT*riilerli levied' it po h
(Ifor'TiJt-Chntliuni Coiiaty*
HKREA3. Cyrus Steflnnn-bath *»p|*I»c*t
In the Hon. the Court of Ordinary ot
. County, for letters of Administration on
bo estate an.letVects of James H. B. Foster,lau.
if Chatham (7omity, deceased.
These an? therefore to cite and wJihotndi all tut
singular the kindred and creditors of tin? «»‘ul <!**•
ceased, to tile their objrctioiw (if miv they have;
to the granting, of the a lm'inislration of the estate
of the deceased to the applicant in the ClerkV
Office of the Haiti Court, on or before tlio Hint day
of November next; otherwise letter* of admins-
nation will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. A. Forter, one of tin' Jus
tices of the said Court, the .list day ol October,
A. D. 1?M. . KDW'D G. \YlL30N,
0«*l 31 " Deputy Clerk c. o. e. C.
y, deewed. ‘ * ;
G. W. THOMAS. Athn’or.
Notice.
R months after d do. application will ho
made to t'ao Him. the Inferior Court of Brv-
m County, when dining ns a Court of Ordinary,
for leave* to sell all the real estate of Catharine
.Sike«, late of said county, deceased, for the botio-
tit of the heirs. SAMUEL SIKES,
Administrator with the will nnnexed.
sept 27 ISO
_ mt Issued from the
f. Chatham county nt the in-
_ Pet.ixrew, trustee of Eliza
wife, vh. Alex. 11. McDonnell,
out by pljimitTs anomie*.
®VI S. HUSSELL. Sheriff.
ESPCUIOr’S vii.il'.
. he sold, agreeable to nn order of the
“ Inferior Court of Burke Co., while
purposes, iu the town of
“• *— 1 Tuesday in January
lire estate of
r, deceased.
orning lands
JANE H. ANDERSON
JAMES ANDERSON
- ^
’s Sale.
* to* December next, will |
'* lift Home, in Chat-
hours of>ale, the
Vo. 10, v
^ ington Ward, city ol
< - 'an-street.
iv criibnts thereon, W u*Jv
i, situated on Dry*
Also, Lot No. 4‘2"vcontoiniug 490 iceres, more
in Appling county-
containing 250 acres*, more or
vi» .
ntaiuing 202 ^acres, more
Bank Stock, of which
taldin.
in. the Justices of the
itnni County, when sitting
for tire benefit of the heirv
foJinJJ. Cole, deceased.
Administru'or.
"Sale.
titer next, will
iferior "Con
for ordinary pm,
and creditors of t
oet 4
A <ini.......
kN tlio first Tuesday,
House, in IfuntH-
“’egfoea:
»property of
1 sold by order of
county, for die be*
be sold,
ille, Liberty i
Nanny, Fffi
tho estate of
the Coniii "
lieflt of tbe beira. ^ N. WAY- Adm'or.
a old tnjhab Windsor Soaps, HtU.f
frwfile.do., 1 case Toilet do. uss’d
rifwecx Oil,superior
500 lbs. Pipe Clay, 3 cases roll £lrim.»t9ne
.50 lbs. Culomeh Eng.: 50 oz. U'fmiuc
12 groce Clark’s Friction Matches
500 lbs. Chloride of Lime, 2 cask* Flaxseed.
Just received, and for sale bv
PCI 12 , THUMB UYEUSON.
White Wash iiiwnc!-, die.
fTIWEfcVE doz. White Wash Brushes anil
JL Heads, assorted sizes
24 doz. fill” Shoe do.
50 do. Thompson's Paste Blacking
TNIPTY groce
-fi' co, G bins.
Snuft - , i bottles;
Maciioboy do. Jnst
sept 1(1 G, II.
Neales.
O NE pnirclcynm Brass CounterSi i.lcs, upon
a brasssfaudard, For «ale low, by
NDIUCKSOxN.
niiViV
►< Fine Cut Tohac-
itch arid Maccoboy
course Happee and
d, ami'for Hale by
KNDKMJKSON.
GCOi’gill-ChiltUU i4 t’.»ri4l*y.
To all vv^i.n it m.iv •onceru.
W llfsiUyVL. W-m, lUuin.lH^.. AdminUtra-
tor of thee-«t ite of Jafiios-1) -TuV< laty* of
ChnUiam Cdtfnty, deceased, hath applied to the
Hon. the Court of Onliuary of Chatham County,
for Letters Distmssory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con*
corned, to file their objection* (if any they have)
in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or he*
fi.-c/lbo Kith d w of March next, otherwise letters
duumssorv will he granted.
Witness, the Hon W. Thorne William*, one of
the Jti<t>es of the said Court, tlio lCbi day of
September, A. D: IS.>9.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
sept 10 Deputy Clerk c.o.c. c,
Georjiin-Cliutluiiu €o .
i o all whom it uvav concern.
W HEREAS, Andrew Dixon, Administrator
of the estate and eifects of. Daiuel FoKiy,
late of Chat ha m County. decensed.haS applied to
the Hon. the Court of Ordinary , of Chatham
Conntv, for Letters Dismiwdry.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned, to tile their objection*(if any they have) in
the Clerk’s Office of the s ml Court, oil or belon;
the .‘hi day of January next, otherwise le.ters dis-
missory will be granted.
Witnesa tho Hon. A. i*orter,one of the Justices
of ll»e said Courr, tta» '.kldav of Jnlv, A. i>. lalkl.
' ED WAR I) G. WILSON,
jttly B I Deputy Clerk c. o. c, c.
~~ Geovgin-Ch.ttliifli-i’ouuty*
To ell whom it in iv concern.
W HEREAS. Henry F/Wilimk, bixocntorof
the listwiflniui testament of David Fidge.
1 »te of Cli itlj.im C’outitv. deceased, hath applied to
the HontheCourtof Ordinary of Chatham Coun
ty, for Letter* Dis:ni<wory.
Tlie.-e are therelbre to cito and ml monish all
concerned, to tile their ohjee io;is( f any they have)
m tiie Clerk’s* Otlieeof tiie said Court, on or belon*
tin: ;kl day of January next, otlierwise letter* dis-
tniwoiy will he grunted.
\V'itne«, theUon. i lias Reed, one of the Jus
tices of the said Court, the ,kl dav of Jnlv, A. D.
lrffih EDWAXD (L* WILSON,
July U Deputy Clerk c. e. c. c.
~ €i}t‘or^i;i—C!i;it,!,?in Loamy.
To all whom it tnav concern. %
W HEREAS, William Law, Administrator
of tiie estate and effect* of Mary II. Haig
and Agnes Ilaig. deceased, has applied to the
Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County
for la?tier* Dimiissoiy. v ‘
These are therefore to cite mid admonish all
rowarned, to (if any they
have) in the Clerk’* Giwpehf the said Court,on oi
Indore the :Jd day of January nest, otherwise let
ters dispiissory will he fframed.
\V r iuiesn. ti».* lion. Win. Thome Williams, one
of the Ju.-tiees of the said Court, tiie third dav of
Jnly.Al.D. J839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
July .*1 Deputy Cleric c. o. c. c.
Gcorgia-li Hi 21 n. 11 Louiity.
To all whom it may concern.
’TTfVliEIU' AS, Eliza MoOrahagun. Adminit'tM-
Ty trix r.f the yauUe of W in. MeMcGuli man,
deceased, hns applied to llie Hon. the Court of Or
dinary ol’ Effingham County> for Letter* Disniis-
fiorv. %
These are therefore tbeite and admonish ail con
cerncd, to file their Objection - {if anv tijcv ha\ «•) in
the ClcrV* Office of the said Court, on or before
thcfth day of March next, otherwise letters dis-
misoory will be granted.
Witness, the lion. C. Power*, one of the Justi
ce* of the said Courts the titb day of Sept. A. D.
law. JOHN CHARLTON;
aapt 5 c. c. o', e.
NollCP, *
F OUR months after date, application will lie
made to tho Justices of the Court of Ordin-
siry for the County of Camden. f»i leave to sell all
1U0 real estate ntvl batik stock, belonging to the c.s*
late of Jo<epli Thomas, late of Cinmlcn Coiutty,
deccuscd.
G. W. THOMAS, \ F »
JOIW TOMPKINS. { lXor ^’
Ml J -d 4, ’174
' Notice.
k LL person h iv ngclaimsagaiusttheInUrJnn.
ZjL Ua.ley, L q. of C un len county, are request*
c ' .0 pres ut hem properly atie'.cd, and tiiose. in-
Ucoted, w.ll please in.uce immediate pavment to
G. W. THOMAS, l M ,
ROUT. I.ANli, > ur '
Jefferson, ikl Oct. lc*3J. ,
oct 7 19ri
Notice.
A LL persons lmvitt; claims ngaiu-st the kite Je-
ranii ih Cuyle , -sq. are requested.to present
me... }t.opuny\tCmAwd; and those indebted will
pieuse make pavnit iil to
WM. H. CUVLER, Uua|. F.x-or.
ort‘J . JSS;i.
s&nt 30
G. R: HENDRICKSON.
A/PARriONri.
; - JIatc“ "
TT^If I \ grocc Clurk’s Patent Friction Matches,
JL superiordo all other kinds. JmrtTeceived,
. and for sale by G. H. HENDRICKSON,
oct 17 - •’ - •
“fc'ttttBress SiH'in^Watniv ~
A ERE3U supply 01'Congress Spring Wa-
tor, received per brig Savamub, and foi
•ale by A: PARSONS,
oct 18
^Iit^ard.
QIX boxes Biiperiine jffiglisli Mustard, in bot-
O. tl*s. Receive cl. and for sale by
oct 3 A; PARSONS.
Port Wines.
O N bund—5(1 dozen sup. old Port Wines, sui-
li' ' ' *• * *
table for tiie »ick,‘
eept tl
t or sale by
ANSON PARSONS.
Kvfinetl Liquorice.
A SUPPLY of the above article, of dine qu.il-
, ity, for aide by
augU POitCHER & LAROCHE.
R ^For t oii-hs, Colds, &c. H
EC LIVED, u fresh supply of Currant I.o-
scengeg. For sale by
A. PAR30NS.
• scengeg.
oct 2
——
Iudeli
Indelible Ink,
T HREE doz. Will. Kidder’s superior
bid Ink, receivedtuiji forsale by
oct 4 r , A, PARSONS.
French Spices.
T WO hagH BlaclrPeper, 3 do. Pimento, 1 bbl.
Nutmegs. Received arid lor sale by
July 3 >. A. PARSONS.
Scidlil* Powders, 6cc.
T EN groce Maynard & Nay’s SeidJitz Pow
ders, 0 do. do: 3odu do. Just received, and
ftrsaleby THOMAS. IlYERSON.
OCt , ; . . . ,
.. , ■ ~~jjj yc jTa2ca<Ig7~
A TiaNSpN'3 Vegebihle Dye
Xjl Do. Turkish do.
Rowland’s lins^uct- of Tyre or Imperial Dyo
Do. 'genuhic Muea^cor Oil. highly recoin-
menddd for cltnugihg grey or rei( hair, xvliiskers,
&o. to a permanent arid he-uitifulbro-.vji or block.
A supnly just received, and for sale !>y
oct9 - t G. K- HENDRICCSON.
Frtfiltcli, ORfitiiiciails,
.NWbfla
1 of JVIorpliinaI CroffUi Oil, Oil of liiark. Top
per, Krcosote, Ripcri^e^Prussic Acid. lodjne, Ew-
gULPHATE fin iffuie, flulpUate aud Acetate
oilno, ExL'Nnx Ydhi';e.t;‘IIj'di ; odato, poias;-.a, & e.
Jtifet received per Newark. forsaldbv '? Vr<
octS G. R. lir.NDJUCKSON.
Geoi’irla-IMKjyhaun Cottmy
To all whom it may concern.
*V¥7'HEItE AS, Tl»mus 11. Bro.v, Ailministni*
▼ V tor of the estate of 3oh«W. Graham, de
ceased, lias applied to the Ilofi. the Court of Or-
ditiryy of Effingham Comity, for Letter* Dmuu*-
sorv. ,
'i’liese are therefore to.citeaud admonish all con
cerned. to file their objection* (if any they have)
in tiie Clerk’s Office of the -raid Conti, on or lie-
fore the Friday of January next, otherwise letter*
dDmU*ory will be granted.
AVitness, tjje ffon.'C. Powers, one of the Jus
tices of tiiestiid Court; the 2d day of Julv. A. f).
" JOHN CHARLTON,
jnty./> • c.ro.e.c.
Gcoigia-EaKi^uiai County.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS. John AL Luca*. Administrator
of die estate of William McGahagin, de-
deased, has applied to the Hon. die Court of Or
dinary of Liiinglmifl Connly, for Letters Dismis-
sorv.
The.Hft are therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned. 10 Tile ihuir objection* (if any they haw;
m tbe Clerk’ * 0:’i< c of the said Court, on or be.
ore Uie <»tli dav of march next, offierwisc letttev -
liam'wsory will l»e granted.
Witne* 1 -',the ffon.'C. Powers,one of„thn Jns-
ticesoi the said Court, the (Jth day of Stmt. A D
i-ffJ. JOHN CHARLTON.
*. sept (> Clerk c. o. e. c.
Geoi-ria-E IH ugh aiiiT County*
W To, ail whom it may concent.
PEREAS, Airs.Naomi Weiiman. widow,
Admiiii tratrix of the estate and eilect* of
Mitlhew Weitmari. deceased, hath applied to the
lion, the Court of Ordinary of Effingham Comi
ty. for Letter* Dismisi-ory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
concerned to tile their objection*(if any they have)
in the Clerk’* Office of the said Court, oj/or be
fore the 2dth day of January next, otlierwise'let
ters disniissor}' will be granted.
Wittier-1, the Hon. C. Powbrs^one of the Jus
tices of. the said Court, the *4 Jth day ol' July, A. D.
1839. JOHN CHARLTON,
jtdy 2(1 • V Clerk c. o.c.c.
Ilavniia iegam ''
F IFTYffiiousnnd superior old Havana Segars,
fleveral choice brand*. Connoiseurs will do
well to examine them.’ For wale hy
oct 9 (i. R.. HENDRICKSON.
Stm’cU.
Fi’Olltlttil.*
F f pr publishing, in tho town of Irwin;on, Al.vba-
in i. a Weeioy Newspaper, to be entitled tho
mWINjL'ON C II it O NIC LE.
H AVING heard many complaint* of luo want
off a Newspaper in thD town, (to be con-
uttc.cd ui .a genUem.iuiy bke m inner,) the under-
-iMieti have been iudaeed. by tne earno; t solid*
ta■ ion • of many friend*, to embark in the under*
taking.
In assuming tho duties consequent upon such
an en.erprise. we feel deeply comc.ous of the re-
fpoits.b.iity which wilt uevo.vo upon us; aud
know n , too, tlu* diversity in tuc imiii ut ilUnd,
we c .tiiiot hatter o.ir>c*»v« * that we will be able
10Vi.KasK alt., but *0 tar as our hmnhle abilities
extend, we will at all tunes be found striving to
elevate die staiulurd ol tiiutii aud cohkkct .yon-
ai. pnixi’ihLKs. it will be our object to advo
cate, ull sn.h measures a* are. t>est calculated to
a*:vance the prosperity of the Eastern section of
our otnlo abounding as it does, in so tmuy na
tural advanuges. ami as a necessary c onsetpienco,
e.-peciuhy to protnolc tne uuervsU of our ojwri;
town. Our aim will be,m render our paper
till and valuable to ail clashes of the uouiiuimily—
in Khort, literature, Useful inform itiou.. Agf»*
CUlnno, iVneigii uiiJ Domestic intelligence, will
eaeu iceeive * due proportum ol our nttentinn.
in rcg.iid to PoLirics, we deem it necess.u’y to
• ny, tluu we suali givo tiie general Political imel*
- ligenco of tlip who.e country, while at tiie same
lane, a* conductors 01 a ciitc Fiuss, wo will
fc ii.essly.an t wiu.otu favor or atUction. advo-
c.ite auu support aft sucii measure* a* wQkifi our
op.11.011, promote our general prosperity as a
People, und tne perpetuity of our Rights and Li
ber. ICS.
Omr paper will be purely IIepcrt.ican, ns prac
tised Iiy tuoso great Apo ties of Liberty—J
Fii.KtiON and M AOt.-vUN—prelerrmg them as
our guide, ra her than tlio .■♦zw-i.ioiir, sk/.k-
'BTVLtu Democra ic R.pubkcan* of the present
day. \Vo are ,r stnct conslrnottoiiists” ot‘ tho r’e-
der-il Compact, and shall, tuerefore. oppose ell
schemes 01 internal improvement, except by trie
riintes'UieiUMUves, a* a part of that ••Amcricah
Sy .;cm” WU.ch has proved so ruinous to the South
Old which was ntt -mpted to lie fastened upon us,
nnder that ino«trLAU*niLZ and segcious pretext,
the “GENERAL \V f lLi’AiIE.” Relieving, iw
we do, tiui - it is mu duty oj every good citizen to
cherish witu jealous care the “Uniox of tiif.
Sl ATK*. AND rue SOVKREtOHTT <Vi r«z Statu*,'*
andtyi this cannot tio done witnotu a strict adher
ence ’o the Constitution itself, we shall not be
sparing .11 our denunciation of the attempts which
arc and :.ave been tn ide by the lute, as well u» tiie
present. Adm.uoiUauon. to control, not only,-tiie
monied facihue* of tne Gbvernment, buPof the
entire country. With regard to tiie question
which is now agitating the country relative m mo
cujuiKNc., ue no*.v unhesitatingly deemre oui
ho utility to the thnco rejectcd dub-Treasury Sys
tem .‘tending as it does, m our opinion, to au in
crease ol'Kxecutive power, which Iih already been
c a.med and exercised to an alarming extern, 111
more instance* dun one. if no; by me present in*
cumbent, by hi* imuiednte predecessor, iu whose
‘•footsteps’’he is endeuvoruig in tread.
\Vc expect to eitconnier ne.ny perils, many ad
verse win Is; yet, aided by the strong- breath of
public favor and support, tho trade wind* of our
world must waft us clear of our.troubles—.ve
dare raise our anchor, untiiriour sheets, and ven
ture boldly upon our now and untried course.
Wbat'shosls and quicksands; what rocks anti hid
den perils uwit us, ••alas we knwu not! ” j^et
but clear the harbor, and get la.rly “under way,”
then we will le ir nothing. Nor 1* this the vain
boast made whdtf^danger is far in the distance.
It is our firm determination, made after serious
thought, and weighing well the difficulties we uce
.to . ;*?t with. '
The CiiRo.vin.E will be issued ns early as the
necessary ina.enals can be obtained from Nevv-
Yo.k, which will be 111 December or eariy in Jan*
nary next. It will be pruned on a large imperial
sheet, containing twenty-four columns, with en
tire new type, anti will not lie surpassed iu beau
ty by any paper in the Southern Country.
JACK HARDMAN.
ltlCHARD RUE MOONEY.
Terras.—Three Doilars per annum, payable
iav i ably in advance.
Ir.vintoii. tAia.) Oft. 10. 1 * • Toe »» ,
For tiie
T HE Canada Oil is *0 denominated, because it
is composed of vegetable ingredients, and its
v/ruies are pre-eminently displayed in the follo w
ing r- sped-: It possessespiopertie* of the most
salubr.o mu iture. which erud.cates the scurf and
au impurities of tlie hair; nourishes the hair and
Ui'uVenUi it* tailing oft, und iesstms the habJity^^
hair to to 11 grey; HtreUglions the weakest InurT
md producj.t a luxuriant growth; giVU a vigor to
the ii i * which ?oou produces an iu’m:uil>iy natur
al curl, and p.ev uts i»s filling out m :i damp at
mosphere, or during excAct-e; rentier* the hair
cithern iiural or artflici,d.hi* iiuiJidiy soft and plea's*
ant; bestows an inestimable gloss and pleasant
pa. fume to the tresses—in fine, renders die hair,
dress tia.iaccnda til iybeoutif il,proinoleHthe growth
of whiskers, eye brows, must iches, &c„. To chii-
dren’s hair if* effects are strikingly beneficial; is
pe.fcctly innoxious, and may with safety be applied
ijj the youngest itifanl; it eradicates the daudrill
caeier an l superior to combs, soap <, &e.*, is ex-
trcmely pleasant to tho ini’int, gr.-ulit dly strength
ens the hair, and augments its growth so as to pro
duce a heaufd'ul head of hair- Preserves tlteliair
after se t bridling, violent exercise, and is of pre-
eminent utility for persons travelling by sea orlund,
“^caerve* tiiciiair, re. udering it peculiarly pleasant,
tindahvays dre*sqd, hag Svondarful elTects on tin*.
system, wlff
tton. ftRdlifti
This I’.lixir may be ndonted in all those cases 1 \
which either Omritn of it* preparation* nrtfud
ministered, with tho certainty of obtaining all
their sedaftvo, anodyne Tmd atift-spa^modic of*
fects. without Any of these disagreeable conse
quences, of hendache, musoa,-;VO\uitiuK, con hi-
patioti. tremors, tmd a train oP.otlicr unhappy
symptoms, which arc often asdiiitfcssing as those
whidfit wn!»apnlied to remove. 1
The Elixir of Opium is hot ouly stiperior to the
artificial compomuls of Morphino, ui its bciug
more mild, permanent and ttnifonn iu its eifects.
but the preparation possesses also a superior ud-
vmtago to their solutions, in not being liable to
decotupositiou or deterioration from variable tem
perature or long keeping; a serious objection to
which the latter urn exposed.
Fiuillv. Morphine, not being the frill represen
tative of Opium, cannot alone, nud that in artifi
cial combihAtion son. province all the characteristic
effect* of so triumphant a remedy» ; whenso many
of iu6t!ior vainable principles as Codein, Nar-
ceiuuud Meconic Acid ate excluded.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Dr. Chilton, the eminent Chemist of New*
. York, in proof of tho accomplishment ol’ this
discovery.
Dr. John B. MeMurin having made known to
me the process by winch he preparse his “Elixir
of Opium,” and wishing me to st iteony opinion
concerning it. I ihoreforo say, that tho process is
in vcord mcc with well known Chemical laws,
and t int the preparation must coptiin nil tint valu*
able principles of Opium, without those whichttre
considered as deleterious md useless.
J. R. CIIIDTON. M. D.,
Opqrative Chemist, Ac.
New -York, Dec. 20,183:1.
H ivin^ witnessed tho effects of Dr. J. B. Mc-
Munu’s- Elixir of Opium, we nrp of opinion that
it i* a valuable preparation, nud recommend it to
the patrona reof the profession.
F. II. JOHNSTON, M. D.» Physician of the
Citvand Marine Hospital.
JOHN W. FRANCIS, M. I)., Late Professor
of Midwifery in the College of Phys. Mid
hdwovor, to tho great udvaulage of the Inuun.i
iaCu. toon proved itself to he the desideratum so
long sought for; und accordingly, notwithstanding
the brief period of iuexisteuee.it ima ncquirod a
celebrity so great, that it is eagerly sought foi'
rhrougtiout tho civilized globe. Dr. AlagnUi soon
finding that the demand was «o vast us to render
a supple impossible, disposed of tho recipe tut
right of sale, under obligatious of secrecy
England aud the United States, and other conr.
tr ies, oply preserving France and Italy for himself
Thus has uio subscriber possosed himself of the
invaluable secret, and nowjiuuoffis to {i»e the in-.
ftabiianiH ol' Iim line of agency die benefits of bis
speculation.
••Le Cordial do Lucino,” or,
Lttciiu Cordial,” is ugi nemlinvigorutornf the hu
man frame. In all tiie various cases of languor,
lassitude and detulitat.oii, it is nn unfitUtogreme-
dy, ns tt is equally its province to itupurt cheetv
fuinussand decision to tne tnind, ns health uftd vi
gor to the body. But the peculiar virtue on which
its celebrity is based, is the facility and certainty
with Which it res*ores the virilepowers when they
have been destroyed-by disease, time, reckless
ness, or any of the ntiinerou* cause* w hich tenni-
uare iu tue prostration of those functions.
Iu common with the generality of really good
medicines, mis Cordial contains nothing ot u mer
curial or deleterious.nntiire, among tiiemany in-
grcdiejUH which copipose it; Imt is, m tlio sainii
time, so simple, yet so etHcacion*. that while it can
n«no\ye die prostrated energies of a giant, nil in-
fuut may use it, not ouly with impunity, luu with
advantage.
Tiie usages of society are unfortunately such
that, notwithstanding the benefit* which would bo
sure to result from it, we cannot inter into uii an
alysis of this inestimable Coidialjiere, or publish
many of the documents which have been receiv
ed, as vouchers of th« hie-* mg* it 'cius confer;'
numbers of despairing individuals. But
sjSsaSkSisS'i
n I if u slave nr li-cc nei f oa d „r Vc 7'»t
e t nt a sum tint etmLr on °‘ cow .1
"’ s' e r 12 y n V0 AIJe ®™ 10
’"""""oioEr,,,
0.. Surgeon «fj
«ICHAU»°K.Vio'-wIaN. M. bm ««^ 0r «*
to the M.irinc IIospitul^N. Y., and lute 2>ur-
M n p,„r ! artiSo.il eau.jj.aliil mvybe apsv.lilv sulHlned an.l
JAM hS \V i-B.S ri.«, M. rror. of Aosto- j renl 6yert by tl.o use of - U Cordial de Bticinc."
k e teal Tlio Lucinu Cordial is ulso an indubitable euro
for the U.eet, ond tho r’luor Alhus. obstructed,
- * . .. — - * ^ ' for uio
try, dis
charge thereof. It is likewise nn invaluable and
nur vailed medic,ue in cases ofCtirouic Lrrnp-
tionsof (he skin, an 1 in the dropsical affections
of the aged.
Mos important to the American Public.
Tue United mates proprietor of the celenrnted
Lnc.n 1 Cordial, or Elixir ol Love, begs to lay be
fore tiie comummy, the following certi ictUo,
which lie has received from the inventor, tne illus
trious Dr. M.tgiun, of Paris:
“This is to certiiy, that I have disposed of the
recipe for making tiie Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of
imbecility of the pin cream tuiicfidnsin cither sex t
nud. therelore, hut' those evil* tire the effects of
_ ^,. f , . .. ofAnato-i
mv and Physiology in the Geuev
College. N. Y. _
lui'iivi.Ar n..;.,.., n.ii.,. difficult or paint ul Mensiruation; ulso, for Uio
Dr. Mitchell*trial*of the l.lixirof Opiummtlio i,icominence of Urmo or the involnnui
Hospitals.
New-Yoik. Feb. 8th, 1837.
Dr. J. B. McMunn—Dear Sir: I have made re-
pcati d trials of your “ Elixir of Union}” in the
City and Marine Hospitals, find find it to .possess
tho’aiiodyneamlsedative powers of tlio ordinary
preparation* of Opium, without producing the
excitement, ’headache, lrfusea and con -tiputii
•tiputiou,
which in many case* render Jiiosc pre^aratioii* ol»-
jectionnblc. Its eflecr-^ *“ s —- — —
those of Morphia.
* C.
Resident
Those who take_Oi
ire permanent than
L. M. D.,
York Ilospitab
and its ordinary prepa-
Love, and ulso tlu* right to *eli it throughout the J! 1 ® 1 ,n u,c coinnionity. Unlike the
United eftmesofNortli America, to Jojffi Winter* tncionsqiiiickerie* which boast oft
Im Ittwnij for any Jvrrou o!S Tlu| i> J
or depwii. or enure i„ c '
cJ 111 Hal Savannah river nr ™
hiRli water mark, within Jhh ""
ilicliuiml limits orth ec i, r „; s l fnirJ.
nr any rtSSSnce of w| la “'."“uab.r*,!
which intglit in aiw clenree b " a,Dr «
water in said river, or am-.J .
.limits tiforcMaid, and each
luted m iv .urn not c» ecdm e . rf,u ™
iara, if.the.olVcnder bo 'a fe. 0 """
rl.ivo or free parson of color I, |W,!W ' *
whipped not exceedin'iifii- jk!* 1 * 1 '
owner, employer or -mmli Ii Jr ^ *
put»on of color.
01,0 hundred dollar,, ffiSsSl,
IC.'JII. Be it farther onliuned Ti,,,..
porredcl, and that „|| ordiaanci.S
dinances nnliiulin^ against llmohlitta
tlioaiiuie uro hereby repealed,
iwsed n CouncA Vd Angiw, i«.
iar 'ity ,l ' «• ciia;{|,tov it;
Atte-st^JosKi'u Fct.T,c. c . pwtaT’Sj
rT.irr-u^ “Hteoi.
HESF. medicines luw Ions bctaVi
i apprormted tor tltelr eztr.fordinuy
mediate powers of rostorin- Dcrfecthei
sens nattering undent 'urlyAen'kiiri.
to Wlurli the hum in frame is li ifilt.
£lie proprietor rejoices in t| lc onnt
prdod by the universal diUhiiomtlttM
Jur piacmg bis VKGETABLK LlFCl
w.inm Iheynowledgcutid reach of an
diiid in the coiiiiminity. ‘
.s ..1 Hoiderwcil, Ai. D. ' My rea«oiH fo; *0 fionu ii.
rations, cannot be ignorant of the ffict dial ft-dis-! thujUl0 d emamUto me for the above Cordial, At
which I uni the inventor, are so numerous, that I
am unable to supply all the orders IromFraucuuiut
Italy alone; aud have therefore disppsou oftlie
trying an I pernicious effect* result from hie
operation of it* deleterious principles, nnd that
the trcnlors, languor and lassitude with which its
dBvo cvs arc alllicted, and for which they repeat priuiegesWouc.sated hi this and ottiS; certillc Vtes
ui m ’ ' tKnMha " i 01 iU mv “««•, nl, a like nal inoiderto g, nrnlis. tho hcnofiu,
But in consequence of the s^Mm oT those | ^veu ‘tinder n^ hml'nl't-aris! on mis nineteenth
tlah’tcrimis princtples from the Jixn ot Opium, tt j davot Jon.,ufy.i 1 ithevo..rol onrl.or. ““S
“ anl ‘'“ft ' ■ V!” ' htuidredtind ll.inycight.
torn, nor m :ure the constitution and general health; J b •
thence its high superiority in all tho.-c c i-es, in
which the long continued and liberal use 0'.' Qpi-
yt isnre indicated and necessary to allay p til and
spasmodic action, and induce sleep and compo
sure. ns incases of fracture*, burns or Miaids,can
cerous ulcers, and other painful affections.
And to those person*, who, from necessity or
vitiated indulgence, have been accu-tomed to the
use of Opium, th'w preparation will afford a gra
tifying substitute bv which they may relieve them
selves from the thraldom of pernlclpu* ami too
frequently inveterate habit.
Direction* for using the Elixir of Opium.
To a child a month old, or younger, give from
half a drop m a drop; to a child about six months
o il ft am A to 10 drops; and to adults, ft out 10 to
1 drop*, (and even double or treble that much, if
tiie pain arid otaersymptoms be xevercand urgent)
mixed in two or three tea spoon’* full of water,
according.to tiie si/.o of tiie dore. As tlio ; d *i n-
»-nation of every medicine should be govern d
by iu effect, it is pi oper to begin with the sin t lest
dose: and increase or repeat it at proper interval*
until the desired effect* are produced.
KT JOHN ». McMUNN. of South Middle-'
town. Orange Co inly. New-York, who alone is
the discoverer of tiie Elixir of Opium, is the
only m mnfacturer of it. Ami none 9.111 be genu
ine without bis name written in full on the outside
label.
Jl is to he h id of the principal Druggist* and
Apothecaries in New-York, Philadelphia. Bilti-
more. Boston, and in most of the principal cities-
and towns in the United State*..
For sale by PORCH Eft & LAROCHE.
Kept 2A
thirty-eight
LUASTE MAGNIN.
Gnspard Dellitc, ? .
.WiLam Merritt, J Wnnc.Nse*.
Tbiri highly important medicine is for sale by
John Winteni Holdcrwell, No. 1 ill Liberty-sir tit,
New-York; (friaries B. Tyler, No. 70 Cucsnut-st.
. 1... * V a.
Stott; in Georgetown by O. AI. ifinthacuiu; in
Ricmuoiifl by Jonu E. i.n»;ico; in 1’eterstmrg by
Bragg* Thomas, and Dnfuy, lio.ser & Jones;
and 111 Norfolk by M. A. Buntosund B. Emerson;
anti by John W'oodly, N«. (15 Poydnis-st. Now-
Orleans. ..
It can also he found nt nil the principal Drug
Store* in Soiith-Carolina.nnd in Augusta, by Ila-
vilaiiil, Risloy &.Co.'Tboiims Barrett tic L'o. and
Nelson Carter; and hi Savannah by ‘i. / .
G. R. Ili^NDtClCKdON.
Price $3 per bottle, with full directions.
mig5 104—Jy
td '.Tonic Al.xturc for tho
oct 2
“ Ink.
O NE hundred dozen Alavn-ird&Noye’a supe
rior Black Ink, in half pint bottle*
50 do. do * do. Red do.
2 bbh; do. do.. Black do. by the gal.
3 do. do. do, do. 2d quality,
formaykiiu: cotton bags, &c. 3ust received., and
for«1 cby' G. R. HENDRICK80N.
oct 3 • •
Siowhviiii]* Rsiiydor,'
F OR the face and skin, and of vied importance
to tiie support of female loveliness. Power
ful of effect, yet mild of influence? this admirable
specific (a preparation from the most delightful
balsamic exotics, and perfectly free from mineral
or other pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic
n iertics of surprising energy; it eradicates tan,
ties, pimples, spots, rednes*, and all cutaneous
crriiptioiis, gradually realizing a decidedly clear,
lair and soft skin; transforms evert the most sallow
complexion into radiant whiteness; ren lersharsh
and rough skin delightfully soft and smooth; im
parts to f so lace, neck and arms; a hen’tby md ju
venile bloom; ami, by due perseverance m its ap
plication. promote* a free and uninterrupted oxcr-
c so'of* t.tOso important functions of the akin, which
are of the most necessity for the preseiwation of
health and attainment, and continuance of a beau
tiful complexion.
A fresu supply of this valuable article just re
ceived, uud lor tale by , A. PARSONS.
ang 5
Riv/.oi’s and Il'.wov Sj vojVs.
A S PL END ID assor inent of comoined ....
ver and Steel Razors, of excellent work-
man ■‘hip, incases, of various prices. Also, San-
dera, Emerson, and Alechis’ Razor Strops kept
constantly for sale by 1
POitCHER & LAROCHE,
Sign of the Golden Globe,
nu r>lft Opposite the Market.
E RowIaml’s Tonic Mixtuve,
CUVED porsniji Gision. u full. upply 0 i
Rowland’s Tome M.xturo, for lover and
{ Sulphate Uiiiiiino. Piporine. Iodine, pure
Morrffi.m;. Sulphate and Acentate Alorrihinc
Musk m Pods, Oil Black Pep er. Croton Oil. Hv
dnodnte Pouts*, Soda and Soidlilz Powdei*,Lon
don Lustard, &c. For sale by
«gU5 1 I’ORCHliH & T.AROCITF..
Sil:
T WENTY boxes ColgateY, Ivo.i Soap. For li-iir in Int ox cold ’cliiiutesi itnil i.. held in high es-
ssloby A. PARSONS. timr.ionbvrliaiiug»i»hoilper,ionsuhroad.
Sold wliolcssile. ond retiil hy h.o I’roprietor,
Tho«. ftiiirk. 490 Broudivoy, Neir-York, iiiid by
uppoiillmeiit, by
A. PARSONS, Agent,
sopt 30 Huv;itux*b, Uo.
Tobiuxo.
CIX boxes Ixiftivivli's C'uvoudisb Tobacco, o
hj liapd, luid I'm- Bale by A, PAKBONS.
ootd
(Joiifcc iJiimy.
TTUFTY l oxes.Patent Steam Hidiusd Confiic-
X? I»a» Y> well o.. -orted, 30 to 61) llw ouch. Jiut
redervod, 11114 for sale hy ■’ ■ •
sept 18- - G. K.. IlFNDItlC'KSQN.
. „rejent lt:M-|s;y.
UJlJldoz. IlohiiLon’s Piilem Bnrloyi roceiveo
mvl for Bide by , ANSON PAKSONS.
mig21
_,, SwiiCt Oil. f; T~
baskets Btiporior Sweet Oil, Ironh
'T
oct 30 . O. it IIENDRlrKSON,
Just
D It. KF.ltbHAV
Fever nnd Ague.' Douote tlio strengfit of any
otuer of trie Tome AIixtures.'*
intermittent i’ever, or writ is more popularly
called, Fever und Ague, or Cnills and fevers, is a
Fever composed oi’ sovcaai distinct paroxsysms,
with a pcrlt^jji uUvamnsiou r or period when no le
ver is present, interposed between cacti. Lacn
naroxsv sin bos three stages, w.iictisuccessiv'cl^ fol
low each other witu considerable regularity, iiuiiio-
L» a cold stage, u hot stage, and litnlly, a sweating
stage, wjiicu lermuutes tne paroxysm.
Previously to an utacii, u feeling of languor nnd
debilitvi* experienced, witUshiggwltriesa m motion
aud some uneasiness m attempting to move. Tue
luce and extremities become pule, tue nails of ft
leaden or livid color, the ffiutures shrunk, and tlio
skin appears us if contracted by cold; a feeling of
coldness.conies on the back, resembling often a
stream of cold water running down it, and soon
extends ov v the whole body, (though at nus tune
tue skin ol mo patient will feel warm to another
person) the sbiiHat.on of coldness soon increases
to a tremor, and this to rigours und shivering.
The ubovo symptoms, which are those of tiie
cold stage, vary iiidifferoiumUiviffiiala,bemgvery
slight n some, in others very severe, Tiioy are
generally more severe ih Urn old ami debilitated,
than iu tlio young and strong, rhd lost from a few
minutes to many hours. Alter a time, diftering in
almost every case, the dullness seems to abate, or
to alternate witu slight flushes of heat—these soon
g .- e place to a continued tutu increased heat of the
sain; (non follows all tuo symptoms of fever. Af-
te r an uncertain period tho sy mpioms abate,a sweat
now gradually breaks out, auu soon becomes pro-
fisc,—v/uon us ng the m.xture, utl pamtul symp-
lOius disuppear, tlio skin becomes cool and tlio pa
tient gradually better until tuo paroxysm posies
entirely off. All fevers marked by a distinct cbiil,
followed by fever uud sweuiing, „n I terminating
m a more or loss perfect remission of all thesymp-
11 s, lie ague occuni.ig nt tolerably regular in
orvals, uie included in the class onutenuiuen.8.
As Ague and Fever geneially originate in places
contiguous to marshy and inundated ground, care
Hj.oitid be taken not to be exposed more tlian ne
cessary, either to the Injgt off the sun or in tiie open
air after sun-down.
D.rections accompany each bottle—price,* SL
Forsulo hy - •
PORCH ER & LAROCHE,’:
KCptlJ,
Opposite the J
Sign of the Golden Globe.
gradients, the Life Pills are purely m
getttble, arid contain neither menu r,«
ftfsen c, nor any otlior mineral in am ibraJ
ever. They ui o entirely compete] oft?
from raroand powerliilpfants. t,.e virtiieiffj
Uiong.'i long known to reveral Indian trL’fi
recently to someenfiiumtplmnn irenuc |«
aro altogether unknown to tiie ignorant p|
m's to medicil science, nnd were ntyerw
numstered in, «o happily cfc.oai
tion.
THE PHOENIX BITTERS are son.
•cause they posses* the power of rc»{orin/j
p ring eiubersofhotilfli. to«glowin;vi^orM
out the constitution, ns tin* Dlict-nUuui/
restored to fife from the ashes of its one 4
tlon. The Fttora x Bitter* ore entirely np
fil l to eradicate entirely nil Le effects of ■
infinitely sooner than the most powerfcli
rations of Sarwiparilla, nnd will 'raimedaw*
tho determination of BLOOD TO THEHi
never fails in sickness incident to yoanj fa
and will he found a certain remedy inoOc*
nervous debility ami Weakness of the mofl
paired constitutions.
As a remedy for Chronic anil Ihf
R1 eumulism. the efficacy of the Plnetul
will bo donion.-rirnicd pf the usepfa *iiy<|
Thousttaldose of these Bitters is lulfaw"
full, in water or wine, and tliisnumitit;
ken two or three times a diiy. «»«nt h
before meals, or a less* quantity inay be W*
all times. To those who ore afflicted mrijj
•restion after mcnls. these UUtcrs wui pWJr
valuable, ns they very greatly incrcue tcejj
of the nriucipal viscera, help them 1° WL
their func io is, and enable: the. .stom«li«J
charge into the bowels whatever w 9W
Thus indigivstiou is o.wilyanu specmiy
appetite restored, and the uiotitn* 09 tne
ant vc-solsbeng clean ; cd. nu ribon » ?
nnd *treiifftli of body uud energy ot uiin
hapriv results. .. ,-»,w
i orfarthor particular* of V. 0< 5 L*
and Piitoenix 5 itt rs.npply atMoift * Jj
OlB flroa way: c.v-York,where»••*>‘J*
obtained for 25 cents, fiO centi ani '•
and the Bitters for $1 n
on* certificate* of tho wonderful efficacy d
tnny be there inspected. bAHTOw
At’hi" Slornii on tlio Bay, oomcr of l)Btw||
nov-‘J3
RowIanil’N Piijmoimria- °r
Kemble ticmu;iccu • (
I N ca.oH of obatinHJo wPftXinltil
whethernririii^fiom r ^. c "' | gHj
ill Arilhma; nntl
seiirrelief gpttt iho itvrcelemik, 1 . 1 oW S
lironcliing P.iloionnrv fflpWffigrfji
LurotttSrclaim, upon tl.o conMef
valid limn Ike nliovo niedicini!- - ^
It is (hr tho nlHict.ve.iml rMMW '
toms of coughinp. oxpeotornrit>''"M (]in:uiI j3
in tho breast, &c. which conrirt
tores of the eomplalot, tho ho ' W
designed, and has iniutifested't 8 "" 1 - '
'' it is equally nsefid of
coorIir olid colds, arisiiie h 4c _
weather, froin ™ uAJlffi]
For said by
may S3 •_ —-J f , ■
Sweet Sccnt«*> ]
Sfiz, .Otto Hose Sceuico
tin i»
I £
id Puli' 1 ' R( "'"
do.
l^S (Ido. Violet
(> do. Plain
Aim, Potvdor Boxes ani
for Milo, by ^ Up
oct do — V
Butler’s JGOerrcsccat ffiagncshi
F , Aitcrieul,
Oil dysnopsiti or indigestion, hewoiu debili
ty. giddiness, headache, ncid.ty of the slum
‘ihtioitnaloostivcuosB.cminieona ii sen
gravid, No., and highly valuable as n gonilt! coo
h J g nnrg.'flivo. A fresh enpoly of this viUimli,-'.
inoU.ciuo just rocoived, und for, uio by
j'hy dl A. PA,(SONS.
■■ . ■ *■ !■
Coiteetioiiurj.
HC v Xiis mijicrior steam relincd Confoi
VW liiwnry, in boxes Wmid f>0 lheeacli, jut
reeoivbd imd tor min hy - \ r „
nov 5 jl,- IIF.NWttCKSON.
tc., warranted geimh'o- | ,. ; j s -j,;;lCK sa .
do hy *'• R ' “
nn« 19 irr^tcT
’T1 WO Hundred kegs bngl'»n
o'dm'American, No. I-Jf
iS bh^
JOO CiUlisleW I »tM>‘ 1 fh.lt «», *1 ’
rapt 2ft r’; 1