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|TWSP ‘ t tv uUithcdin the citY ok savannah, ST James Clelanclj SBBBSWS Vri-uwklj “ Kcouli'lenn.” 4 three time* a week, (Monday, Wed "l&tartatdie office of the “Dad) po'nl>inin£> | l the iutelkgencc in the Daily P«por, ®‘ 01 fi six montiit. , n tjpublished at the ueual rate*, (jenti for the Infl roid Thirty- Inir for each insertion after, per flifonby the Clerlca oCtlio Courts 'dtUamilieation hoe buonmndo for ■ A BiS£till4, muet bo published 'iwutorn and Administrator* for , /'rpdilure to render in their coconuts fflsiX WEF.KS. lesroesby Executors and Admmiu- taat publo auction, on tho firatTuos- r m .Vffl betweeli tho uouaj hours ot 1 rises of Ptiblto Sale* in tho County ,tton Tcst uncnUiy, ofAdiniimtra .inivuuhin may have been grunted , first , niri nntire thereof in one or Hie of tin Stato, and at tlio dooro l House, where sucu sales are to bs ■i.iiU’xvcto sell Negroes, must be pub- m ontlu, bofore any ordor absolute | nde tlnsreupou bjr die Court, lidl Estate by Executors, Administne ESians,miistbe published SIXTY Efore tho day of Solo, Thoito solos must Tithe Court House door of the Comity property is situato.ond on the first jjj, Month.lyttwceu the hours often in jond four ill tho afternoon. No sale o 8 day ioToiid, unless so expressed In Efoushv Executors, Administrator* and r n the Court of Ordinury forleavoto iJbepublialied FOUllMONTHS. risonsl property (excopt negroes} d intestatu estutes by Executors und must be advertised FORTY Jobs by Executors and Administrators sDifinusory, must be published SIX fjj Itionsfor foreclosure of Mortgages on I must be advertised ouco a month for I0NTII8. Totthe Court of Ordinary, (accompiuii cony of tho bond of ugreemont) to l, m land must lie advertised Turk It tort- ■ . Issdesundcr executions regularly grant- I Courts, must be advertised THIRTY ■under mortgugo executions 8IXTY (-tales of perishable property under or- lurt, must In advertised, generally, TEN Lfore the day of mde. [crtiaemeutswill be punctually attended I Letters directed to this Office or tlio lust be postpaid, to entitle them to at- ».* *» . * % . . pitite SAVANNAH, (On.) SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1880. npiIE following Lots uro in arrears to the City A for ground rcut, to win ». 15, ie, •hi, ••id, 4(i, CO, Cl, DO, 58, 59, 61, 62, Columbia Ward-No*. 3,4,8,9,10,13, SO, SI <4, elf , ElbertWard-No*. 0,10,11, IS, 13,15,10,20, 13.24.32.33.34.37.39.40. Franklin Ward—Nos. 2,4,8,0,11, 17,18,21, 22.25, 26,29.30, 31, 34,35,36, 37, 38. New Franklin Ward—Nos. 3, 4,5. -» G «?'Sh 9 ’ 101,3 > 14 ' 15 ' 10 ' ®°< 22.25.29.37.39.40. Jackson Ward—No*. 7,8, 13,14, 15,16, 17, 21,22, A 24,29,30,31,32,33, 30, 37, 38,42,43, 44,45,40,47. Jasper Ward—Nos. 6,6,7,8,9,10. ^Lulayotto Ward—No*. 1, 2,3, 4,6,0,7,8,9, 29^ e 3£ 39 0rd ~ NO '- *’ 4 ’ 9 ’ W ' 12 ’ 16, W ’ Pulaski Ward—Nos. 1,2,3,4,5,10. Warren Ward—No*. 3,6,10,12,10,20.21,23. Washington Word—Nos. 1,2,3, 0,12,15,17, 18,19, 20,21,23.24,29,30. JOSEPH FELT, City Treasurer. Take Notice. Iftherentsduoon tho above named its are not paid on or before tho lltii inst., I snail on tho irnmiingofthe Pith inst. proceed to re-enter said tots, in conformity to Ordinance, nev 5 A. HARMON, C. M. To Let. else story Dwelling and Garden in Ksen (Yard, opposite the Free School, (occupied by Sir. J. B. Lewis. Pol lute siren on the 1st November. Aft- AN80N PARSONS lly Dollars Reward. envoy on die 20th July lost, from the nlier, his Negro Man, SAWNY. ■ is abaut23 years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 in ks high, very black and likely, has null- I renalckral voice, and a deep cicatrice lie was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose, »since, and I believe was brought up If about 10 miles above this city, r reward will h« pnid for his delivery in V in tliis Stole, or to the subscriber. NOBLE A. HARDEE, actually cashier of the Citizens' Bank, and A.Qoti- rpHEfollowingdelailsofa BciiXHKorA Lot- n'l'i 1, '”Q;“ cll,;lll 7 ceshieroflho Consolidated 1 MB., to be drawn in December next war- K'“ T""* 1 "?.«« P« Act passed before A. runts usindecluring it to bo UNPARALLELED llS r '"'"-F-sq. Nohwy Public, on tlie2d of Mny, m iho history of Lotteries. Prixos to tho amount nH r,Ao, T? P j£ er S'? 'rnnsfcrrod uniucuinbor- iiave nevkk uztouz Basis omnxD to tiEub- " ,ouri, J r of *5° fortunate Prize Hold- lie. It ia truo, there are many blanks, but on tlio other hand, the extremely low clioige of 8ilO per licliet—tlio vai.ui AsnnuauKR of tlio ti’iri- o good old custom of V .6: • • 300 Dollars Challenge. T HE Gemtino FRENCH PlLLfTazalnstall the QUACK NOSTRUMS of ilia ago for tho cure of * • • * * • Tho French Pills are applicable to all cases, for either sex, (warranted lYoo from mercury,) nnd possesses grentadvantages over tho Balsams and all liquid medicines, by being entirely fl-eo from smoll, olid consequently do not otrect tho breath, thereby preventing tlio possibility of a discovery while using tiiom. Besides tliis important advantage they never dis agree with tlio stomach, and ill the first stages of tho disease they usually oft'ect a cure in afew days, with little regard to diet or exposure. In tho most obstinate stages of the disease, they are equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had filled. In .-hurl, they have been so universally successlhl,thnt that the proprietor challenges any otto to produce a remedy of equal certainty, under u forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars. Forsule by G. U. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Price 82 per box. nug 5 104—ly ■Iiii-i'ison's Si F .)K the cure of V i Ikusnwlintclicc Luntlv. T«nl>er otters lor sale, u Tract of Land kin tlio 3d District, Buker County, out- •Wucres, which comprises every vari ant superior soil. The tract is fur-. I .light improvements, and can bo on- V geographical dimensions to any do- 1st- As an additional consideration to r, reasonable terms and protracted cro- ktl. For more uiiscellaneousinforimi- inti can address the subscriber nt A- F. G. BALDWIN. 159U4mo breher A La Roclic, tor sale on uccouiuiodating terms, No. 2 CustorUil, in bottles assorted sizes; 1-1 “ii! Spts. Turoentino, do. do. do., luber Salts, Cream Tartar, Brim- tur, JJutcii Madder, Uluo, Sunil's, Salt f, Week Lead, Lump Black, Lamp ft*’ borax, crude and rcHlied IndiLO, f Spam,Ii Float Blueing, Hippo, M LUlome, Arrow Rool,Spamsh Flies, L' lti'’ f ™ 8 ’ Nutmegs, Cloves, Cin- MtliickundCuyenno Paper, Ginger, Solla i Turturic x„ Saits, Suit 1 urlar, Sul Amntuniuc, Ammonia, Benzion, Copal, tie. Opium and Styrax.tlose dAsh,Sttl Arutus, Washing ccillc Ointment, bite Swellings. Scroliiluus undotliertuuiors. Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and fresh Wounds, Sprains nild Bruises, Swellings and Inflammations. Scald Head, Women's Sore Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, TeUers, Eruptions, Chilbains, Whitlows, Biles, Corns and External Diseases gonerally. It is likewise greatly superi or to any medicino heretofore discovered for tlio chafed backs and limbs of hones; furring worms, chapped lips—and in short, for every external bo dily evil that may fall to tho lot of man or boast. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, und T. M. &. J. Si. TURNER. Price 50 cents per box. attg5 104—ly • «t-. hSaltTurlur, Sul Ammoniac, l«S , ? c Y■ 1 “™ on '“, Benzion, Copul, ■ur., Arabic, • -’ - •* I'euri nnd Patent Bur- EnmuTm’ Sage, Elder Di'.ii i i J orou 8 , ‘ w ort, Uverwort, idiL re’ 5. eiuu ,' Squills,Uuinine, Wme,P'p emi ^ Hydrioduto, Poti.s C;"", 0 " 0U > Oil Black Popper, I CulS; u™ 1011 ' Bergamot, Cnra- !r. W’ ,Jt<l ' ol "“ r y,R°so Cedrnl or dMa U „ l ' er, o l " ll<e 1{o ° l * Piuk Root, Lrr *1°“'' Gentian, Uttnssi, 'tlaiks ‘".'P^aaleined; Sweetuud 1 ' ruo "' Powders, m Itei, vv E l ixir ® r Bark, Ex- “■.Keit, Wix, Gum Mvrft, Alcohol. Itortt, Carbonuto, Aminouiu nian.re C 'n> *’ ," ,urr “ntcd fresh and Nil's v * ^-? nic Mixture, Houck’s £nn,i ." " s °’ Barclay’s Cubebs Henry’s Magnesia, k h'b-i. ^jBatiis, Lees, Evans, Se- ill B»tlT lt * 1S ! ®?5ighanx, Hooper’s Bmps, British Oil, Tlioimt lnl8 “ ,n ' Opodeldoc, ItMiC 1 “ ' v nlers,Beraurd’B f” : >''d\Vcight ( 0Ugl ‘ S),rUP ’ Ap °' fe»«nd Glessin’s Co- 5 \T^? ters{ ^ 0 * ^°* Toilet -nt j 1 Musk, Jessamine, Rose mbL, it-', Bear’s Oil, Oldridgo’s »C 0 ',m,'" r P ?'y , l“r, Pulls and Bov- ,.d c„K“ ulld ’ Volutilo Salts of fan- |7 r uSinAft milM - K c ob2imSP Koy “ “ nd For ‘ SSSf-a l™2 , enu, Dissecting file 8hpt l d eil , u i ld Scissors, Cupping P r »Umr drulu B °- tUei ; i “ largo i'lm-rs ," r i0loB m '1'° Hue—wltoro Swnlm’sVcrniiriiKC. T HIS remedy counteructN tlio whole train of diieaees artsimr from tlic debility of the di- ge.’tivo oi irauH or a depraved condition of tlio slo* much and bowels. Most of the diseases ofchildren originate in ver minous affections. Worms destroy tho nourishment which is in tended by nature to support life. Tho immediate effect of Swaitn's Vermifuge are to tranqtiilize the stomach, clo .r it ofacidous plilngm, dissipate superfluous bile, increase the grnslic juices and promote healthy digestion. It al'e' iates sick headache, and is an ontedote for tlie Cholera Morbus of our country, diarrhoea, fever and ague, and that class of discuses which owe their o igin to a disordered state of the sto mach and bowels. This remedy expels worms by giving healthy action to the stomach and organs of digestion.— There is nothing iu its composition to kid worms. They are seldom seen after its uie, and the p *• tient improves in health, color and appetite.— Those remedies which kill worms must of cour-e iujuro tho’ stomach materially, and the cutise of many serious complaints. This fact has been ma terially neglected oy the /acuity, and die error has never been discovered until owaim's Vermifuge proved it to tlio entire satisfaction of eveiy family who has used it. . Tho medicine is no less efficacious m many of tlio diseases of crown persous.by dissipating those morbid secretions which’produco dysentery, dinr- rlura, cholera morbus, piles, fever and ague, dys pepsia, acidity of the stomach, foul breath, nnd the disagreeable affectionsconsequentupon bilious disorders. It is now in general use in mn*» nnrt« oi the world. Families resident in the country, travel lers going into tho interior or voyaging into dis tant tropical climates, (insulated from medical tal ent) would find Swaim's VormifUge of great ad vantage. Kept constantly on hand, and for sale by F A. PARSONS, novO • Solo Agent for tlio Stato. I *<<11. Sl e« »l llto Golden Globo. ^‘LonUui-d’umunuructure. Fof R, i* Ea * LA ROCHE, Sl 6>ioftlie Golden Globo, —_ Opposite tho Murket. Kni'^.Hlubc Paste. liy '-lujube Puatr, received nnd A. PARSONS ['Hit Tlic mnn About Town. B y Cornelius Webbe, author of Glances of Life, a Novel, in 2 vols. Null Darrell, or tlie Gipsy Mother, by the author of Tbo Heiress, Merchant's Duughter, Prince and tlio Pedlur, &c. 2 vols. ANNUALS. Christum Keepsake, edited by tho Rev. John A. Clark, with contributions by Montgomery, Rev. Titos. Rallies Cimnin ham, Rev. W. Jay,Bishop Ives, Bishop Smith, Bishop Doano, and outer em inent writers, with 9 plates. Religious Otferinq, edited by Miss C. II. Wa terman, with 10 engravings. Tlio Pearl, or Affection's Gift, with 6 engra vings. TUe Gem, with 7 engravings. Tbo Gift, edited by Miss Leslie. 9 ongravings. Tito Literary Souvenir, edited by W. R. Bur ton, 13 engravings. . „ Tlio Violet, edited by Miss Leslie 0 engra- vings. The Poets oP America, illustrated by onao' hor Painters, with numerous illustrations The Works of Lord Bueon, complete in 2 vols. 8vo. London edition. , , , Gil Bias, translated by Smollett, m2 vols. royal 8vo. illustrated by Jcun Gigon, with ui wards of oOO engravings. London. The Curiosities of Literature, by D’lsraeli, 1st arid 2d series, complete in 1 vol. London. _oct 16 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. TALR, und the revivul of the warranting that every prizo shall be drawn and •old, will, wi oro sure, give universal satisfaction, and especially to the Six Hukdrkd Prize Hol ders. To those disposed to adventure, we recommeud early application being made to us for tickets— when tlie prizes are all sold, blanks only remain —the first buyers have the best chance. We, therefore, einplmticully suy—DELAY NOT! but at once re*mit and frans-mit to us your orders, which shall always receive our imntediute utten- bon. Loiters to be addressed, and applications mude to 8VLVL8TL11 & CO. 1W Broudwuy, New-York. KT* Observe the number, 166. 8700,003!!! 8000,00011 833,0001 U prizes ot 030,00011 3 pVr/.es oi' 843,00011 . oi 810,00011 LOTTERY UF REAL ESTATE &. BANK STOCK, SITUATED IN NKW-ORLEANS. KF The richest uud most magtiJicent Scheme ever presented to tho public in Uusor any oili er country. Tickets only 20 dollar«. AmurixeUbyan Ait of the Legislative Assembly if Florida, and under the directions of the tvm- nuaaioners, tuting under the same. TO HE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, DEC'R l«t, 18^9. SCHMIj/T ifc HAMILTON, Managers. SYiiVLSTEU CU. luOBroaUwuy, , Now-Yoik, Sole Agents. NO COMBINATION NUMBER%U 100,000 nciteis,from No.l upwards,in succession. Exuuct F. oiii tlie Laws of me LegislaUvu Coun cil ot tlie Territory oi t loridu. Ciiap.7U1—No.2^— Wiiere istue Court House of iiuvul county, is in un untimsticd suite and there are yet due and owing upon the same, mo il ev, wii.cu it is btiueved WiU impose too burden- some it tax upon tue puop.e of l)uvul, und wucre- us, it is Uesirahte to puy those said sums und com- p o t- t..e uuiidmg, us well lor me greater convc- n once of the {.dministrution cf justice, as lor tlio cou.jtC parpo.se Ot au Academy, lor which pur pose iu part, tue said budding, wmm compiuteu, i» destined. Therefore— Sec. 1. Bo »t enacted by the Governor and Le gislative Council of tlie Territory of Floridu, lnat it sl&ail uud may bo lawful tor Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiuh D. Hurt und iVdlium J. Mills, or any two of mem under the direction oi tue County Court oi Duval County, to raise auen su.it or sums of mon oy hy lOUory, in such sene mu 3 a ■ Uiey may deem .pp.opri.ue and dvisabte: Pro VtdcU, Uiat Uio said peisous snuu hind uiemselvea in sued manner us tue Court suaU duect, wen und umy to conduct such lottery m good laitli, to apn.opuaie the proceeds to me oujeci unovu sta ted.—Passed, Feb. 7ui, l«d4.—Approved, Feb. liih, laJ4. By a 0 reement, bearing date tire 28th of Febru< ary, load, me above Jo-epn L .ncasitr, isuiuiiD. II *i l and tVili.aiu Muls, uid, lot cciiaiucoii&iuei- at.oils, incbnionimy to, h.o said Legisiuuve Act, dul,, as i^u .iuio Mu • s.ac m.Ut & Huiui.ion a. t tuoi. rmln aliaiineruki, una Liu po.vurs vested in t .«m hy the above icCitcU Act of Uio Leaisiuiure oi i iOiida. Lxtruco itoiu die valuation of Georgo Phillip Mu- nouvrierunUJucohde Cordova, homoi Uiucny of New-Oneuns, mude uud sworn to on the PJm day oi April, l*Kf: Tn.it me »aia George Pillip Manouvrier and Ja cob Coruovu, appraise unu coiiaCtunt.odsiy unu honestly vutueUie pioperiy known under tiie name and appe.LLonot * ouiut's Arcade.*’ in Uie city or New-Oileans, at Six HunurcuTnousund Dollars, und “The property known under tlie appellation ot “City Hotel'* or “Bisnop’s Hotel,” in me soul city of New-Oneuns, ut Four Hundred und Twenty Thousand Do.lurs.” I ho Deeds oi tue i’roperty and tlio Stock trans ferred in trust io Uie Domaust>ioueis appointed by Uie suid Act oi tue Legislature oi t lorula.lor tlie security oi me Prize Holders. bpleudid bcsiciuu: 1 Prize—Tue Arcuue—feei, o inches, 4 lines, on Magazme-sureef, lulieet,-U meats, on Natcuez-slreel; 126 leet, 6 inches, on lira- vier-suuet. Rcuted at ubout *67,(100 per annum. Dollurs. Valued at 700,000 1 Prize—City Hotel—162 feeton Com- x mon-siruei, 14o lent, u mci.es, on Cump-sireot. Keiiled at *A»,000. Valued ut 500,000 l Pnze-r-Dwelling Home, (adjoining mu Aicudo; iNo. 10—z4 feet, 7 in ches ifont, on Naichuz-streel. Rent ed ut ,200. Valued at 20,000 1 Prize—mho (adjoining me Arcade,) No. le—2a ieev front on iVUchez- Htiuet. Routed at*l,2U0. Valued ut 20,000 1 Prize-rDitto—No. 23, northeast cor ner of Basin and Custoullouse-st. 40 luet iioni on Basm, und 40 leet on Franklin-street, by J27 leet deep on lujIoiu House-sheet. Rented at*i,5d0. Vuiuedut 20,000 1 Prize—Ditto—No: Jtf4, soutwestcor ner of Busin and' Custom House- street; M leet,7 inches on Basin, 32 leet, 7 inches oil V runhlm, 127 feet,101 incnesdeopm Lout oi Cus tom House-at. Rvjn.ed ut *l,o00. Valued at . 20,000 1 Pri...—Ditto—No. 339, 24 feet, 8 in- JfeSf 0T . 100.000 llcketit, from 1 to ltw.ooo, will be put in otto wheel, and000 nrizra with the hlnnks. in another. To every number a pnzn nr bl ink will be drawn, until all the prizes are determined, leaving the baluncc or numbers tit tho wheel blanks. ETTo Fiiitors akd ruHi.tsnxns.—Having re ceived Newspapers contain! it tho above Schome, from twenty-two States and Territories, besiiles -everni of the Bntish Provinees. wo are satisfied With tlio circulation, nnd therefore request that sticli papers os have not. tip to tliis timo, inserted tho advertisement, will be pleased not to do so, and that all the other papers will insert it once a week onlv. until the 1st of Docetriher, and for ward u» their accounts. 8YLVF8TF.R & CO. . , „ 160 Broadway, New-York. July 29 1511 B The Damsel of onricn, Y SIMMS, author of “Tlio Yentnsscc, “Guy Rivers.” “MiUeehnmne" At vols. 4< MiUechampe,” &c. iu . Politics, Thcol Lord Brougham’s Opinions on ogy. Law, Science, Education, Literature, Ac. a# exhibited in his Parliamentary and Lego! Speech es and Miscellaneous Writings, in 2 vols. Ho’s, Sketches of Statesmen, 1st and 2d series. Adventures of an Attorney in search cf Prac lice, hy the author of Adventures of a Gentleman ui search of a Horse, 2 vols. Hamilton King; ortho Smuggler and tho Dwarf by tho Old Sailor, uuthor of Tough Yoriu, &c. No. 18 Nicldeby. plat^ e,C ^ e9 ^ ^ oz ' con, lriete in 1 vol. with mam ALIO, A splendid edition of Moore’s Lolla ROokh with immerons engravings on steel, by Heath, in 1 vol. royal 8vo. bound in super calf nnd gilt edge os. W. THORNE WILLIAMS. oct 17 S will in’s Panuceh. A S tho in eraperunce and luxury ol the age are hasteuiug me ravages of scorbutic com plaints, and rendering the blood moie impure uud as Uiousauds have destroyed their comtuuuonM by neglecting to apply me proper remedies to such. Svvaim’n Panacea must be and has been more than Uouuly valuable as u certain unJ etfec- t lal means oi restoring them to peifect health and vigor. Few families are wholly exempt from scorbutic affections which exhibit various svmp- oms, as eruptions, ulcerations, debility, loss of appetite and dejection, all arising from impuie b.ood, nnd if noiproporly uttended to, produce* the greatest injury to tlm chnstitution, and may be imp rted to Uieir offspring. Swaim’s Pan • ceu is recommended at Una scuson ol mo year, us an invaluable restorative of tlio system, thereby invigorating the constitution and enubling us to hear the debilitating ctlccis of Uie summer season. It is conveyed by Uie circulating fluids, anJ cor rects their tendency to ull those diseases which originate in u vitiated blood, diseased liver, dt- praved appetite, or predisposition to efftc ion o; the .utigs, &c. No one, nowever, is advised to use it wuhout convincing themselves of the trudi of what is heie stated. This medicine is now used with success in al| parts of tho world, and is gaming great reputation in England. Prom Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor of durgery in the University of New- Yo.k, durgeon ol Uie N. York Hospital,Ac. I have repeatedly used S waitn's Pan cod both in ths Hospital and in private practice, and have a wuys found it to be a valuable med c.ne iu cluon- c. syphilitic, und scrofulous couipiorats, and in obst.nate cutaneous affections. VALENTINE MOTT, M. D. From tlio various impositions which have been practised by udulleration, Ac. eveu to tiio extent of penury, for Uie purpose of unituUng the medi cine, is sufficient lo provo its eifieacy in the dis eases in which it has bnen sufficiently pi oven huvecured. It is unnecessary to suy further __ rol nion to this Pun ’ceu. oUier than to caution the pu lie ami stf edebtorio smixi reswhichhavo ntii iiiadu to uiipoi-o upon me i tf ;noi'ant. The 'enttine article cun always be found at the store of tho subscriber, who is the 6ole agent for tliis State. A. PAR30NS, Druggist, nov 8 220 A .,.. . ■ T he Token, Nil Atlantic Souvenir, a Christmas and New Year’s Present for 1840, edited by 8. G. Goodrich, with 10 engravings. The Youths’ Keepsake, for young people, with engravings and cut*. Southey’s Life of William Cooper, Esq. in two volumes. 1 Man, in his physical structure and adaptations, by Robert Mudie, 1 vol. Woman as she should be—1st. The appropri ate sphere of Woman. 2d. Tho influence of Christianity on Woman. 3d. The Christian edu- cation of Woman—by Urn Rev. Hubbard Win*, low, 4 tli cdiUon. The Complete Farmer and Rural Economist, containing a compendious epitome of the raort i nportant branches of Agriculture and Rural Eco nomy, byTnos. Green Fessendor, 4th edition, enlarged. . The new American Gardener, containing prac tical directions on die culture of fruits and vegeta ble*. by Fessender, 13th edition. Mrs. Gilman’s Ladys’ Annual Register, and Housewife’s Almanac, for 140. Marshall Hall’s Practice of Medicine, revised and enlarged, by Dr. Jacob Bigelow, fir. t Ameri can edition. Tue American Conveyancer, containing a largo variety of Legal Forms und In tnunents, by Geo. P. Curtis, of Uie BalUmore Bor. Curtis’ Admiralty Digest. The Trial of Jesus before Caiaphas and Pilate, being a refutation of ^r. Salvador’s chapter, by . pupin, trnJatcd f,4m the Freeh. Dictionary of Latin Synonymcs. for the u«eof schools and private student*, with a complete in dex, by Lewis Ramshom, from the French, by Francis Leiber. . Just received by oct 23 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. From the Pennsylvania Inquirer, of May 3,1834. Tlowaml’s Tonic mixture. M R. EDITOR—Much os tho powers o p 4h‘s favorite remedy have beeii extolled, I can not om*t this opportunity ofdeciuring my decided conviction that every nccount of tho sanative vir tues of the M ixture will bo verified to tho foil ex tent. Whatever he the character o 'the complaint —whether unequal tertian—double or simple quartan—however varied be its type, attended with syncope, apoplexy, vehement Spasms, prith coldness und stupor—whatever its duration, whe ther vernal or nutumnal. laving the foundation for visceral affection*, and other stow but unerringly fytal maladies—however irregular in their inva sion, nnd uncommon in their appoarances—in fine, whatever be the ago. idiosyncrasy, or l.ab ts of tho patient, the complaint alike bids adieu on the duo administration of the Tonic Mixture.— This is no high-wrought panegyric for tho exper iment. I speak only from what 1 positVe'y know —however successful other preparations may have heeu. there can he little reliance placed upon them when compared with this article. By strict ly following the directions that accompany the bottle, we find it acts upon the most scientific principle—for, it eeeins to antie pafo the return of tho cold fit. and excites a strong reaction, and powerful glow over tho whole system; nnd thus to pre-occupy tlie ground, and by disturbing the regularity of die type, to subdue tlic intermittent altogether. Under such a course of medicine, I have been astonished to notice with what haste tlio disease beats alarm for a retreat, and ti e pro trated strength of the system rallies. It is a pow erfol, yet mild medicine—substituting calmnes-, tranquillity .and balmy slcep.in place of p iiu, wea riness. and rostlfl** nights—a renovation of long- lost strength and robust health, in lieu of feeble ness and emneiution. And I confiden ly believe, and I predicate my oninion upon the most sub stantial proof, that under whatever sky—in v«d).at- ever cornor of the earth—whether upon hi'd or valley, wherever fever and ague makes its appear- once, there also will “Rownnd’s Tonic Mixture” find its way—the happy desideratum, the perfect antidote. N. LEE;, M. D. lETOneofthobest recommendations that can he given this medicino is the following:—Physi cians living in Fever nnd Ague districts, who have become acquainted with its efficacy, are in the habit of ordering it to bo used in their own prac- I : W. U. l.luvd—jtI;u-i(Ct Square, TTAH j, il Folium! Winter :11st received, u splendid t Goode, uud invites tl colored i < trad IlOskin Gloves o bull und examine for themselves. 1 consist of roudcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. Kerseys ■llunnols, Blunkots. Merinos, lied Ticking ‘ plain Kentucky Joans American I’rmts ,-tUcs look, Swiss nnd Jaconet Muslins Vliite Cambrics, plain and figured Bobblncts 1'Hrend uud Go-iimn Luces ( llobbinet and Gimp Edgings dilk, Conan, Merino, Thibet Wool and Blanket Shawls ninck^ blue black and colored Silkn Ladies and Gents. Sfik nnd tndin Rubber Snspendeni' „, itlk and Cotton llosn nnd Half {loso Shell Combs. Horn do., and Don Sido do. Silver plated Hooke and Eves, 1’alent Fins Belts, llibbons. Bone and Pearl Buttons Irish Linens, Silk and Cotton Braids \rtiflcial Flowers, Wreaths Xew style Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Also, an extensive assortment of the latost stylo Tuscan, Oriental, Split Straw and Enlgihs Straw Bonnets, . N. B.—Tho above articles will be sold vory low lor cash or city acceptances, oct 19 ~ W. II. dc 8. Kogerit H AVE just received per recent arrival, from N. York, nearly their fall supply of French, German, Indian and English Fancy Dty Goods, among which ore the following articles, vizs Ladies rielt Plush and Silk French Shawls Do. colored and black Ostrich and Cashmere Shawls ^ 1 case finest Florence Braid BOnnetd 1 do. super. Irish Linens 15 cartoons Paris cmb. Capes and Collars 30 pieces Wash Blonde and plain UuiUings 6 do. Woir Gro do Lyons Lace 25 do. Thread Edging and Imortings 10 do. Valencine do. do. and Headings 20 do. 4-4 and 5-4 Wash, Bpol, Square and Il lusion Blonde . French worked Cuffs, Blonde Veils and Paris Bands Clmntillu Veils,' Eng. Collars and Twist Slutwla. Mohair Nells, Bags and Snarls Muslin Paris cmli’d Shawls, 4-4 nnd6-4 Black Laco do. tin, 1-2 and 4-4 Caps, Insant’s Waists, French Flowers and Wreatiw French, Fngliah and American Prints Challys, Motts, do Lames, Velvets and Sitks Tartan, Itch Roy and Kahyle Shawls Bonnet, Belt ana Cap Ribbons Ermine and Fur Cofiani Silk, Worsted and Cotton llose. oct 31 South side Market Square. for tlio Toilet. PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS. P RENTISS’ extract of Rose, Musk, Jcssa- . mine and Bergamot Dojine and •uoerljiieToiletPowder.Roso scent Edo’s sup. Musk and Rose Persian Scent Bags Genuine Russian Bears Oil Rowland’s Mucusar Oil Oldridgo’s Balsam of Columbia Pomade a la Rose, Savin, Jussamino, Orange and other Odours, in pots and rolls Coggereltall’s su’r Cottnossiers Soap Palmer's stip'r Cream do Savon Rings Sup'r Verbena Cream, a delightful article for shaving Lowe's celebrated Shaving Soaps Prentiss’ variegated Soaps, sttitablo for the tablot Powder Puffs and Boxes of tho latost pattern. Cologne, Lavender and Rose Waters, of various manufacture and assorted patterns Espirit de Rose, Cold Croatn, Lip Salvo Otto of Ro.es, sup'r Rose, Cinnamon and Al mond Soups, in bars Cut Glass Bottles, a large variety Fine aqd course Tooth Combs Nail, Tooth and Clothoa Brushes V.gnotte, Napoleon, Madatmnonsello,. Victoria and Gloss Back Hair Brushes, of excellent quality Pocket Books, Scissore, Razors and Razor Strops ajeun’e Indian Dye, Vinegar Rouge Mdk °f Rows, Orange flower Water Otl Citron Flowery, rjhaving Brushes Salt of Lemon nud Roses, ia Eug. cut glass hot- ties, Amoni/ic Vinegar And other urtitles in the Perfumery line, for rale wholesale or retail on accommodating terms, b y PORCIJER A LAROCHE, Sign of the Golden Globe, oct Opposite the Market. LUGINA CORDIAL Lc Cordial de Lueine—Ou I’EIix- Iv dc I’Amour. rpUIE subscriber Imy tho pleasure Of announc- X ing to the nilizen* of the United State*, that he has purchased, for a very large sum and from the inventor, the celebrated Dr. Magnin, of Paris, the recipe and right ibr making this astonishing medicine. Until the appearance of tlie “Lucira Cordial,” (about three years siuce) it was thought titui the complaint* which it speedily overcomes, were beyond the reach of human remedy, as for upward* of a thousand years, they had baffled tho wisdom and ingenuity of the most profound phy sicians in all parts of tlio world. This Cordial# however, to the great advantage of tiiO'human racQ,«uuii proved itself to be Uio desideratum to long tougnt for; and accordingly, notwithstanding the brief period of its existence, it has acquired a 1 1 L for render >pi: T Great Bargains, HE B'abacriber will disposo of his stock of Rf;o.dv Made Clothing at very reduced prices e. her r»t wholesale or retail. Country merchants and others desirous of purchasing, are invited to call oi id examine for themselves. 17 JOHN MALLERY. Splendid Shawls, Silks, Cimujs and Iflouslalno de Xaincs. Per ship Gaston. jjj CARTON rich Broche Shawls, latest style A 2 doz. rich printed Thibet Hdkfs. 5 super. Tartan Shawls, best quality 2 doz. super. Moiislin de Laino do. 10 pieces rich Poul do Soio 2 do. supr. plain Rips do. 2 do. figured B. B. Silks 8 do. splendid printed Chally, latest style 10 do. rich Mou8lin de Laines ard om White Lead, dsc. cues oil Royal-street, by 12/ leet, II, inc..cs deep, iioniod at $1,400. Valued ut 15,000 1 Prize—2o0 Shares Canal Bank Stock . »100 Qudi, 25,000 1 Duto—200 do. Coni. do. do. 20,000 1 Duto—1*jU do. Meciiunica’ und Era- ders’ do. uo. 15,000 1 Dino—100 do. City Bank do. do. 10,000 1 Ditto—loO uo. do. do. do. do. 10,000 1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. uo. do. 10,000 •1 Ditto—50 do. Exchange liank do. do. 5,000 1 Ditto—50 do. do. do. do. do. 5,000 1 Ditto—2b do. Gas Light Bank do. do. 2,500 1 Ditto—>25 do. do. do do. do. do. 2,500 1 Ditto—15 do. Meek »n*cs’ and Tra- dors’ do. ilo. I.o00 . Ditto—15 do. do. do. do. I,u00 20 Do.—oucli IUsharosol'tlioLouisiana Stato Bank, qjSlOO ouch, each prizo $1,000, , S() ,000 10 Do.—ouch 2 shares of $100 each, each prize $200, of tlio Uus Light Bunk, _ , ■ S' 000 200 Do.—each 1 share of $100, of tho Bunk of Louisiana, v 20,000 200 Do,—euon 1 share of $100, of tho New-Orleans Burnt, 20,000 150 Do.—each 1 share of $100, of the Union Bank of Florida, 15,000 1 nrL KEGS superior English White Lead AvFLr'JOOdo do American No. 1&2 10 bbls English Linseed Oil 10 clo do Chalk 10 do do Whiting 5 do Alum, 5 do Salt Petre Just received pox Savannah nnd Coromando, and for sale by ] nov 4 Cl R. HENDRICKSON. OOO Prizes. $ 1,500,000 TICKETS $20—NO SHARES. ' $3* It shall be at tlic option of tlie winners of Prizes of Bunk Stocks, either to take the Stock itself, or tlio par vuluo thereof in cash. The rece ptsof tho solo of thoT.cketsoro, and will be, deposited in tho Citizens’, Consolidated, Canal, Union and Carrollton Banks, m tiie name of the Manugors jointly, with J. 11. Ferrault.Lsq. From the Harrisburg Intelligencer of June. 1833. Mr. Wyeth—Having long 'oeen afflicted in ray f mily with Fever and Ague, and having tried ev ery means to get rid of it without avail I at lengt'i met with your advertisement of Rowand’s genu ine Tonic Mixture, which 1 determined to try. After using it, my wife was entirely restored to health, having suffered for fifteen months from the debilitating effects of Fever and Ague, and is now i-a hearty and stout as she ever was. BERNHARD MAY. Harrisburg. May 22,1833. A largo supply of the above valuable medicino just received from the Manufacturer, and for sale wholesale or retail by POHCHER& LA ROCHE, Sjgn of tlie Golden Globo, nov 12 Opposite tlie Market. ^ “IT Garden Seeds, Crop 1839. P ORCHER & LA ROCHE is, and will re ceive in a few days, n largo assortment of Vegetable, Flower anil Bird Seed, tho crop of 1839. Also, in daily expectancy, a beautiful m ti de colled tlio Chinese Tree Com. The above Seed is warranted to produce large vegetables and fino flavor. Flamers and othoni ure invited to call nnd examine for themselves. All of which will be sold low for cash or city acceptances. Sign of the Golden Globe, nov 4 Opposite the Market. Tootli Wash. C HLORINE, Oris and Kreosof. Tooth Wash highly recommended for whitening theteoth, purifying tlie breath and imparting h healthy ap pearance to the gums. TuBt received,, per Wil son Fuller, and for sale by ”ct23 G. R? HENDRICKSON. duck Bombasins,8ome very 1000 yards Engrain Carpeting, at $1 ncr yai 10 pieces very supr. Irish Linen, free fro; any mixture 100 do. Velvet Ribbons 30 do. super, and low price White Flannel 10 do. do. do. Red do. 5 do. Green and Yellow do. 34 doz. very cheap Linen Cambric Hdkfs. 5 pieces super, bit ' cheap 10 do. do. do. Crapes Old Silk Taffeta Ribbons. Mourning Cap do. Colored Florence and Gro de Nap Silks Ladies’and Gents, supr. H. S. Gloves Ladies’ and Misses' white Cot.ou Hose Black Silk Cravats Black Silk Hose and Half Hose,- plain and ribbed 5 pieces Steel Mixed Satinets 5 do. Kentucky Jeans J000 yards super. Apron Checks 30 doz. new stylo Head Hdkfs. For sale on favorable terms, by SNIDER, LATHROP &, NEVITT. oct15 199 .Slinkers’ Herbs. L LANDING from ship Gaston, a full supply of Shakers’ Herbs, comprising Catnip.Fox glove Rbrehound, Sage, Pennyroyal, Thorough- wort. Liverwort, Bonoset. Thyme, Mint, Worm wood, Worraseed, Elder Flowers, Slippery Elm, &c. in 16 oz. 8 oz. und 1 oz. packages, suitable for families and country merchants. For sale by PORCHER & LAROCHE, Sign of the Golden Globe, oct 15 Opposite tho Markot. for coun- ift tries, only presenting France and Italy for himself Thus uas uie subscriber posscscd himself of tho invuluuble secret, and now ImstLMis to givo the in habitants of his liue of agency tho benefits of lus speculation. “Lo Cordial dc Lucino,” or, in English, “the Lucina Cordial,” is a general invigorator of the ha- man frame. In all the various coses of languor, lassitude and debilitation, it is an unfuiling reme dy, as it is equally its province to impart Cheer- % fulness and decision to tho mind, as health and vi gor to the body. But the peculiar virtue on which its celebrity is based, is the facility and certainty with which it rcs.ores the virile powers when they havo been destroyed by disease, tune, reckless ness, or any of the numerous causes winch termi nate in tlie prostration of those functions. In common with the generality of really good medicines, this Cordial contains nothing of a mer curial or deleterious nature, among the many in gredients which compose it; but is, at the same time, so simple, yet so efficacious, that while it can reuovute Uie prostrated energies of a giant, an in fant may use it, not only with imponity, but with advantage. The usages of society are unfortunately such that, notwithstanding the benefit* which would be sure to result from it, we cannot enter into an an alysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or publish many of tho documents which have been receiv ed, as vouchers of the blessings it has conferred on numbers of despairing individuals. But this we cannot forbear remarking—that it has been de monstrated that there is scarcely ever, if any such thing at all, as natural barrenness, or as natural imbecility of the procreant functions in either sex j and. therefore, Urn' those evils ifra the effects of artificial causes,and maybe speedily subdued and removed by the use of “Lo Cordial de Lucira.” The Lucina Cordial is also an indubitable cure for the Gieet, and tho Fluor Albus, obstructed, difficult or painful Menstruation; also, for the incontinence of Urine or tho involuntary dis charge thereof. It is likewise an invaluable and tur veiled medicine in cases of Chronic Erup tions of the skin, and in the dropsical affections of the aged. Most important to the American Public. The United States proprietor of the celebrated Lucina Cardial, or Efixir of Love, begs to lay be fore the community, the following certificate* which ho hus received from the inventor j tlie Illus trious Dr. Mugnin, of Paris: “This is to certify, that I have disposed of the. recipe for mukingthe Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of Love, and ulso the right to sell it throughout the United States of Norm America, to John Winters IIojdenvellfM. D. My reasons for so doing is, that the demands to me for the above Cordial, of which J vintbe inventor, ore so numerous, that I am unable to supply ull the orders fromFruuceond Italy alone; und have therefore disposed of tho privileges vouchsafed in this and other certificates nf a like nature, in order to generalise the benefit*, of my discovery throughout the world. Given under my hand at Paris, on tliis nineteenth day of January, in tlic year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. ERASTE MAGNIN. Caspard Dolluc, \ Wite g William Merritt, \ Witnesses. This highly important medicine is for sale by John Winters Holderwell, No. 129Liberty*Btreet, New-York; CharlesB. Tyler,No. 70Chesnutot. Philadelphia; und iu BalUmore by Roberts & At- kiiisoiij John M. Laroque, and G. IL Tyler; in Washington City by Tobias Watkins and Charles Stott; in Georgetown by O. M. Linthucum; m * ‘ Jc ~ ~ . Frcucii Chemicals. S ULPHATE Quinind, Sulphate and Acetate of Morphine, Croton Oil. Oil of Black Pep per, Kreosote, Pinerino, Prussic Acid. Iodine,Em etine, Ext. Nux Vomica, Ilydrodate, Potassa, &c. Just receivedpor Newark, and for sale by oct 3 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Starch. T WENTY boxes Colgate’s No. 1 Soap. F( sale by A< PARSONS. For 4‘j m ii ice; in Petersburg by Dttpuy, Roller & Jones; indr . Si londby John ] s Thomas, ai ... . and in Norfolk by M. A. Samos and B. Emerson; and by John Woodly, No. 65 Poydras-st, Now- Orleans. It can also bo found at all tho principal Drug tores in South-Carolina, and in Augusta, by Ha- vilnnd, Rfsluy & Co., Thomas Barrett &*Co. and Nelson Curter; und in Savanna!) by G. R. HENDRICKSON. Price $3 per bottle, with fall directions. ang 5 _ 164—ly . Lanin OH, Ac# 1 7IIVE hundred gallons pure Sperm, Oil, (fall . straitwM 200 do. summer strained do. Also,12clozi Lamp Chimnies. Just received, andf for sale by ' A. PARSONS. > ’Vuhgg:.#. •■'.A'?'- ■ - ..