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(1 n,vifcYiwruiiMCAi\” h published tn the crr y OP SAVANNAH,' 1 BY ,nine* Clclnml, r „OU,AItS"o' rr° r wlokir " Republican,” ■ d rectin.c»« «ock, (ALnulay Wod ‘ i'ri.l iv) "t llio ollico oltlio ’’ Daily ^rs'sr'CS” RsiKKisir * 01 for llx iiionUm. I . irahllshidat the usual rates, tee Coats fur tho first, and Thiny- r bjir for each iuserUon after, per jfrit uloniiy the Clerks oftlio Courts *tf»toPP> !cu,iou hlu ' b , eon '.jininitratiou, must bo published n\YS at I* 51131, Kiecutors and Administrators for j rmliton to render in their accounts ffisiX WEEKS. ES Executors and Adminis- •utlpnble auction, on the firstTucs- • beltveon the usual hours of of Public Sales In tbn Comity ofAdtninistrn- | itli. place fl otters Tcstunienbirv, ( nliattsitip ttmy have been granted, first r itAVi tteticu Utorcof hi otto of the Kites oftli'w State, and at the dooref 111"U V. tvitcro such sales are to bo Leave to sell Negroes, must bo pub- Enr mouths, before any order absolute Ids thereupon by tho Court. ET,,I Kstiilo by Exocutors, Adiniiiistrit- must bo published SIXTY siore thetl»y °f Eale. These salesmust Hthe Court House door of the County p inerty is situalo, and on llio first Mouth,between llio hours often in - onj four in die afternoon. No salo Pdsy l»valid, unless so expressed in "jmby Executcrs, Administrators and n the Court ofOrdiunry for luuvo to ,„u“ibe published POUR MONTHS. Hireonal property (except negroes) d intestate estates by Executors and e must bo advertised FORTY ■lions bv Executors and Administrators iDUmissory, must be published SIX Jons for foreclosure of Mortgages on Jinust lie advertised once a month for loNTIIS. Tuftlte Court ofOnlmury, (accompani- I cony of tho uond of ugreuincnt) to l to land must bo udvortised Three I least. Inlesttmler executions regularly grnnt- Coutls, must bo udvortised THIRTY biler linirtgago oxccutions SIXTY pales of perislinblo property under or bit, utitstbo advertised, generally, TEN Jlure the day of side. Icrtisemeutswill be punctually attended I Letters directed to this Office or the list be postpaid, to entitle them to at. To JLct. e two story Dwelling and Garden in ion Hard, opposite tho Free School, ' r Mr. * Ioccupied 111 lie given by Mr. J. B. Lewis. Pob- on the 1st November. An* ANSON PARSONS. fly Dollars I toward, I Knnawny on the 20th July last, from tho Ibscriber, his Negro Man, SAWNY. le is about23 years old, 6 foot 8 or 0 in* p high, very black and likely, has rath* lienulchral voice, and a deep sicatrico [. lie was bought of Mr. Hugh Hose, “irs since, and I believe was brought up ic about 1U miles above this city, e reward will be paid for hia delivery in ilia this State, nr to the stib^riber. 205 NOBLE A. HARDEE. jcknsawliatclice Lunds. pbicriber offers for sale, a Tract of Land in the 3d District, Baker County, om* 0acres, which comprises every vari ant superior soil. The tract is Air- fa (light improvements, und cun be en- U geographical dimensions to any de cent. As au udditionid consideration to jer, reasonable terms and protracted cro- |H, For more miscellaneousinfonim- int( cun uddress tho subscriber at A- ,F. G. BALDWIN. 15dU4iuo No. aao—voi. xxxvi.] City Treasurer’s Ofllec, T ,.., Jj „ . , SAVAKKau, 1st Nov. 1833. lit following I Ait* nro in arrenra to tho City for ground rout, to wit: Brown Wttrd—Lota Noa. 1,8, 3 II, 15, 10, 22,23, 40, 60, 51, 56, 58, 59, 01, 62. - Columbia Ward—Nos. 3, 4,8,9,10,13,20,21 24, 37. Elbort Ward—Non. 0,10,11,12,13,15,10,20, 23,24,32,33,34,37,39,40. Franklin Ward—Not. 2,4,8,0,11, 17,18,21, 22,25,20,20,30,31,34,35,30,37,38. Now Franklin Ward—Nos. 3,4,5. Green Ward—Nos. 2,9,10,13,14,15,10, 20, 22,25,29,37,39,40. ’ Jackson Wnrd—Nos. 7,8, 13,14, 15,10, 17, 21,22,23,24,20,30,31,32, 33, 30, 37, 38,42,43 44,45,40,47. Jtuper Wnnl—Nos. 5,0, 7, 8,9,10. ^LsUuyotlo Word—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 0,7,8, 9, Liberty Ward—Nos. 1, 4,9,10,11,12,10, 27, 29,33,35,39. ’ Pulaski Wnrd—Nob. 1,2,3,4, 6,10. Wurron Ward—Nos. 3, 5,10,12,10,20,21,23. Washington Wnrd—Nob. 1,2,3,0,12,15,17, 18,10, 20,21,23,24,29,30. JOSEPH FELT, City Treasurer. Take Notice. Iftlie rents due an the above named tots are not paid on arlioforo the lltli itut., 1 ihnll 011 tlio morning oftlio 12tli inst. proceed to re-enter said lots, ill conformity to Ordinance, nev 5 A. HARMON, C. M. SAVANNAH, (Oa.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 90, 1839. [Whole No.—07,031. Iprclicr A La Roclic, VJ,°!!_ 8a,e on accommodating terms, No. H2 Castor Oil, in bottles assorted sizes; ■ gallon; Spts. Turoentine, do. do. do., I Glauber Salts, Cream Tartar, Brim* “r. Dutch Madder, Glue, 8uuffs,Sult • black Lead, Lump Black, Lamp ss. Borax, crude uud refined Indigo, d Spanish Flout Blueing, Hippo, Jul- it*? 0 w«l, Arrow Root, Spanish Flies, flake,Nutmegs, Cloves, Cin- tes. Black and Cayenne Peper, Ginger, t& U f er b C tfm 0nale So “ u » TarSric pule Salts, Salt Tartar, Sal Ammoniac, lVbunaic, Ammonia, Benzion, Copul, KS ^c, and Sty rax, Rose | , t“' A « 1 !, Sal Arntue, Waehing C 1 ?"! 1 *’. Pearl and Patent Bar- I?™ 1 lu ''ers, Boneset, Sago, Elder Feunj-royai, Tlioroughwort, liverwort, liodnfte’ Sclma ’ S, l" i| ls, Quinine, ■PntaT’n 1> f nn St ffydriodate, Potass Vst”!v r,,1 ; m 0,1 > ™ Bisek Popper, Lc^-e i"’ fa 0111 ™' Bergamot, Cora- iwer. n. • 1 ffnaetaary.Roso Codrut or ttoot i P* ,lk Root. KT"* Root, fientian, Qttossi, liu S' '"?? miJ c “loinedi Sweet and lmllasksandLottios, Tooth Powders, Elixiro1 ' Bark, Ex- toi W “.J? um Mytrh, Alcohol, I. rtsliortt, Curbonato, Ammonia rKoivfJ,?p ici »u 8f . wa rrantod fresh and few™,Pome Mixture, Houck’s lariUa j>^ ri V 1Ug ®» B«rcluy’s Cubobs lamia.BuUer’s and Ilenrv’i K!'* Drops, gridSfpl xApi * u, glon, Balsam, Opodeldoc, ililre7f 80 l 18 > W aters, Bernard’s ’ : '*!».KlWeigh ls COl ' el,SyrU1, ' Al, °- ftcrand r r °"Vw' an<1 G1 “ ss i”' s Co- Uo,do. do. Toilet Wont SS 01 , Mask ’ Jossamino, Rose sE.ifir' 1 . 0 -, Ueitr’s Oil, Oldridgc’s rous (v’ " lr f owder, Pttlfs and Box- «tld c2 l '°- U “ d ' V “ latil “ Salts of fan- r r > Milk 11 n 1,1 C A U 8 * ass mil t pungentsi n,,CaUr " s " 8 ’ F. roaln “f Soaps, Vor- F ”lWrnHin'l‘"’- L T uv “’ ' viUl a fuU ns - Kth— 1 “"“Lthn lino. HWCannhfilV r ° 0tl1 Koys antl For ’ tllenir* T HE Gonniuo FRENCH PILLS againstuH tlio QUACK NOSTRUMS of the age for the euro of ***** * Tho French Pills are applicable to all cases, for either sex, (warranted free from mercury,) and possesses great advantages over the Balsams and nil liouid medicines, by being entirely free from smell, and consequently do not effect the breath, thereby preventing tho possibility of a discovery while using them. Besides this importantudvuntugethey never dis agree with the stomach, and in the first stages of tho disease they usually effect a cure in a few days, with little regard to diet or exposure. I11 tho most obstinate stages of tho disease, they are equally certain,having cured many ufier every other remedy had fuiled. In short, they huvo been so universally successful, that that tho proprietor challenges any one to produce a remedy of enuul certainty, under 11 forfeiture of Three Huudred Dollars. Forsuleby G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M. TURNER. ^ Prico$2perbox. aiig 5 104—ly Harrison’s Specific Ointment, F OR the cure of White Swellings, Scrofulous and other tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, oldand fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, Swellings and Inflammations. Scald Head, Women’s Sore Breasts. Rheumatic Pains, Totters, Eruptions. Chilbauu, Whitlows, Biles, Corns and External Diseases generally. It is likewise greatlv superi or to any medicine heretofore discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of horses; forriug worms, chapped lips—and in short, for every external bo dily evil that may full to tho lot of man or beast. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Price 50 cents per box. nug 5 164—ly n. rrhid mumuii *gn of the Golden Globe. f' ! <s r c™ri^rV*^!P cc Snuff, ‘vored oiLoriiwn Smilr > roso 1r Utah, munufiioUtre. For ®°RCHER & LA ROCHE, “ignoftho Goldou GI0I10, ^Opposite the Market. rench —— ta« e p sale L Swnim’s Vcrminige. T HIS remedy counteracts the whole train of disenses arising from tht. debility of the di- gestivq organs or a depraved condition of the sto mach and bowels. Most of the disenses ofchildren originate in ver minous affections. Worms destroy the nourishment which is in tended by nnture to support life. The immediate effect ofSwamiVVennifuge aro to tranquilize the stomach, clear it ofucidous phlegm, dissipate superfluous bile,, increase tho grnsticjuicu8uud promote healthy digestion. It alleviates sick headache, and is an nntedoto for tho Cholera Morbus of our country, diarrheua, fever and ague, and that doss of diseases which owe their origin to a disordered state of llio sto mach and bowels. ' . This remedy expels worms by giving healthy action to the stomach and organs of digestion.— There is nothing in its composition to kill worms. They are seldom seen nfler its use, and the pa tient* improves in health, color and appotite.— Those remedies which kill worms must of course injure the stomach materially, mid the cause of many serious complaints. This fuct has been ma terially neglected by tho faculty, and the error bus never been discovered until Swaini’s Vermifuge proved it to the entiro satisfaction of every firnnly who has used it. „ The medicine is no less efficacious in many ol the diseases of grown persons,by dissipating those morbid secretions which*produco dysentery, diar- rheen, cholera morbus, piles, fever and ague, dys pepsia, acidity of the stomach, foul breath, and the disagreeable affections conscquentupon bilious disorders. , . . _ r It is now in general use 111 most parts or the world. Families resident in the country, travel- lura ffoilii! into tlio interior or voyaging into dis tant tropical climate*, (insulated front medical tal- ont) would find Swaini’s Vermifuge of great ad- ' "Kept constantly 011 hand, arid jjgttdeb^ nov 6 Sole Agent for the State. The Han About Town, B Y Cornelius Wobbe, author of Glances of Life, a Novel, in 2 vols. Nun Darrell, or tho Gipsy Mother, by the author of The Heiress, Merchant^ Daughter, Prince and „tol>cdlar,Ac.2™is. NuALs Christian Koopsnke, edited by the Rev. John A. Clark, with contributions by Montgomery, Rev. Thos. Rallies Cunningham, Rev. W. Joy,Bishop Ives, Bishop Smith, Bishop Donne, and other em inent writers, with 9 plates. Religious Offering, cditedby Miss C. II. Wa terman, widt 10 engravings. The Pourl, or Aft’oction’a Gift, widt 0 engra- |,o Gem, with 7 engravings. * Miss I ” UNEXAMPLED HIAMMOTiP SCHEME. rrUIE following details or a Sciikme or a Lot- J- TKnv, to ho drawn in December next, war rants uam declaring it to lie UNPARALLELED in tho history of Lutterics. Prizes to die amount HAVE BF.VM BEFOIIE SEES orrEHEu to die pttl). lie. It is true, there are many blanks, but on die other Itaiid, die extremely low charge of $20 per rtekot—the value AttDttuitBEn of the Capi- tals, end tho rovivul of dto good old custom of warranting that every prize shall bo drawn end sold, will, Wenro sure, give universal satisfaction, und especially to die Six IIunuiieu PgiEE IIol- DEttS. To those d sposedto adventure, we recommend early application being made to us for tickets— when the prizes uro ulT sold, blanks only remain —die first buyers have the best chance. We, therefore, omphaticully say—DELAY NOT! but tit onco rc-mit and (rans-init to us your orders, which shall always receive our iimucdiuto niton- tion. Letters to bo addressed, and applications made to SYLVESTER & CO. 150 Broadway, Now-York. Kr Oliservo die number, 150. . •700,000!!! $900,000!! $29,000! O prizes of $20,000!! 3 prizes of $19,000!! 3 prizes of $10,0001! LOTTERJTOF REAL ESTATE & BANK STOCK, SITUATED IN NEW-ORLEAN9. ILr Tho richest and most magnificent Scheme ever presented to tlio public in this or any oili er country. Tickets only 30 dollars. Authorized by an Act of tho Legislative Assembly of Florida, and under the directions of the Com* misstoncrs, acting under the same. TO HE DHAlfN AT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, DEC’H 1st, 1830. SCHMIDT &. HAMILTON, Munagers. SYLVESTER & CO. 156 Bruudwav, New-York, Solo Agents. NO COMBINATION NUMDERSH 100,000 tickuts,fVomNo.l upwards,in succession. Extract from the Laws of the Legislative Coun cil of the Territory of Florida. Chap.761—No.&J—Whereas the Court House u ^ uvid counl y» i® in un unfinished etnto und there are yet due und owing upon the same, mo nies, whicli it is believed will imposo too burden some a lax upon tho people of Duvul, mid where as, it is dosirable to pay tlioso said sums and com plete the building, as well for the greuter conve- n once of Uie administration of justico, us for the double purpose of an Academy, for which pur pose in part, the said building, wheu completed, u designed. Therefore— 'Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Le- 5 i*lative Council of tho Territory of Floridu, ’hat it shall und may bo lawful lor Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hurt mid William J. Mills, or any two of them under the direction of tlio County Court of Duval County, to raise such sum or sums of money by lottery, in such schemes ai they may deem appropriate und advisable: Pro yided, that tlio said persons shall hind themselves in such muiinor as the Court shall direct, well aud truly to conduct such lottery iu good fuitli, to appropriate the proceeds to tho object ubova sta led.—PuNsed, Feb. 7th, 1834.—Approved, Feb. 11th, 1834. By agreement, bearing date tho 28th of Febru ary, 183U, the ubove Joseph Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart utid William Mills, did, for certuinconsider ations, in conformity to tho suid Legislative Act, duly ussign unto Metsrs.Schmidt & Hamilton all their right and interest, uud tho powers vested in them by tho ubove recited Act of the Legislature of Floridu. Extract from tho valuation of George Phillip Ma- nouvrier and Jacob do Cordova, both of the city of New-Orlean8, made und sworn to on the lUUi day of April, 1830s That the said George Pillip Munouvrierand Ja cob Cordova, appruiso and conscientiously and »jnbe Paste, received and A. PARSONS vingf Tli The GUV edited 'by Miss Leslie, 9 engravings. The Literary Souvenir, edited by W. R. Bur ton, 13 engravings. The Violet, edited by Miss Leslie G engra* VI X Poets of America, illustrutcd by ono of her Painters, with numerous illustrations Tlio Works of Lord Bacon, complete m2 vols. 8vo. London edition. . Gil Bias, translated by Smollett, m2 vols. royal 8vo. illustrated by Jean Gigou, with upwards of 500 engravings. London. Tho Curiosities of Litoraturo, by D Israeli, 1st fe? rlflVC W P 'fHORNE«S^; White Lend; Ac* -f AA KEGS superior English White Lead J_U|Jooodo do American No. I&.2 10 bbls English Linseed Oil 10 do do Chalk > 10 do do Whiting 5 do Alum, 5 do Salt Potre Just received;ppr Savannah and Commando, and for salo by , nov 4 G. It. HENDRICKSON. nctunllycatihicr of tho Citizens’ Bank, and A.Bou- douin, Esq. actually cashier of the Consolidated Bank, as trustees, us per Act passed before A. ftlMureati, Esq. Notary Public, on tho 2d of May, JW8, and tlio properties transferred iinincumber- od, tor tlio security of the fortunate Prize Hold- lnS’nm LllPltef?- 100 ’? 00 licko1 "’ from 1 to HH),000, will be put m ono wheel, und 600 prizes with tho blanks, in another. To every number a prtzo orblattk will bo drawn, tmtil JSSSSSi ore dutoritntted, leaving Uto lmlonco of nuiiibora tit the wheel blntikn. ETTo EntTOK. Attn Publishers.—Having re ceived Newspapers coutaliiingUio nbovo Scltonio. front twenty-two States and Territories, besides several of the Btitish Provinces, wo aro satisfied "'totlio circulation, and tboreforo request timt stieli papers as havo not, up to tltis time, inserted tlio odvortlsomeiit, will bo pleased not to do so, ttnd that till the other papers will insert it onco it week only, mini tho 1st of December, and for ward us their nccotuil*. SYLVESTER & CO. , , m iw Broadway, Now-York. July 20 .1511 A Swaini’s Panacea. 8 tho inteinperniico and luxury oftlio ago nro hastening the ravages of scorbutic com- pluiuts, und rendering the blood more impure and as thousands have destroyed their constitutions by neglecting to apply tho proper romedies to such. Swaini’s Panacea must bo and bus been more than doubly valuable as n certain and eflec- tual means of restoring them to perfect health and vigor. Few fhmilies nro wholly oxompt from scorbutic uffections which nxhihit various symp toms, as eruptions, ulcerations, debility, loss of appetite and dejection, all arising lYom imniiro •jlood, and it not properly attended to, produces the greatest injury to tho constitutirn, and may ho imparted to their offspring. Swaini’s Pana cea is recommended at tins season of the ycur, us ati ihvuluuble restorative of the system, thereby invigorating tlio constitution and enabling us to hear tho debilitating effects oftlio summer season. It is conveyed by the circulating fluids, uud cor rects their tendency to all those disenses which originate in a vitiuted blood, diseased liver, de praved appotite, or predisposition to offuction of the lungs, &c. No one, nowovor, is advised to use it without convincing themselves of tho truth of what is here stated. This medicine is now used with success in afl parts oftlio world, and is gaining great reputation w England. From Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor of Sargery in tlio University of Now- York, Surgeon of tho N. Y*rk Hospital,&c. I have repeatedly lused Swaini’s Punucea both in tbs Hospital and in private practice, and have always found it to bo a valuable medicine in chron ic, syphilitic, and scrofulous complaints, aud in obstinuto cutaneous affection& VALENTINE MOTT, M. D. From tho various impositions which have been practised by adulteration,&c. : 'even to tlio extent of perjury, for tlio purpose of imitating the medi cine, is sufliciunt to prove its efficacy in the dis eases in which it has been sufficiently proven to have cured. It is unnecessary to say further in relutiou to this Panacea, other than to caution the mLlic agniusttho deleterious uiixtuifs which havo >een made to imposo upon the ignorant. Tho geuuino article can always be found at Uio store of tho subscriber, who is the sole agent for this State. A. PARSONS, Druggist, nov8 220 B *!l« Danis© 1 of Darien, Y SIMMS, author of “Tho Yemussee,” v Rfvcrs,” “MiUechauipe,” &c. in 2 Lord Brougham's Opinions on Politics, Tlteol- ogv,'Law, Sctetico. Edtteatioti, Literature, &c. us exhibited in Ins Pnrlinmciitary and Loitul Speech es and Miscellaneous Writings, ill 2 vols. Do’s. Sketches of Statesmen, 1st end 2d series. Adventures of oil Attorney in search of Pmc- ttco, by tlio author of Adventures of a Gentleman in search of a Horse, 2 vols. ort, '° Smuggler and the Dwarf byUtoOld Sailur.tiitthorofTougli Yams, &c. iNo. lo Nicldoby. ^Sketdiea by Boz, complete in X vol. with uiony ALSO, A splendid edition of .Moore’s Lolla Rookh, witlt numerous engravings on steel, bv Heath, in X vol. royal 8vo. lioundittsupercnir and giltcdgo »»■ W. THORNE WILLIAMS, oct 17 and ‘The property known under the appellation of “City Hotel" or “Bishop’s Hotel," in the said city of Ncw-Orleons. at Four Hundred und Twenty Thousand Dollars.” Tho Deeds of tlio Property and the Stock trans ferred in trust to tlio Commissioners appointed by the said Act of the Legislature of Florida,for tiie security of the Prize Holders. Splendid Scheme: 1 Prize—The Arcade—28G feet, 5 inches, 4 lines, on Magazine-street; 101 feet, 11 inches, oil Natchez-street; 126 feet, 6 inches, on Gra- vier-street. Rented at ubout $37,000 per annum. Dollars. Valued at 700,000 1 Prize—City Hotel—162 feet on Com mon-street, 146 feet, 6 inches, on Camp-street. Rented at $25,000. Valued ut 500,000 1 Prize—Dwelling House, (adjoining the Arcade) No. 16—24 foot, 7 in ches front, on Natchez-street. Rent ed at $1,200. Valued at 20,000 1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining tho Arcade,) No. 18—23 feet front on Natchez- street. Rented at $1,200. Valued at 20,000 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, northeast cor ner of Basin and Custon House-st. 40 feet front on Basin, and 40 feet on Franklin-street,by 127 feet deep on Custom Ilouso-street. Rented at $1,500. Valued at 20,000 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 24, soutwestcor ner of Basin and Custom House- street; 32 feet, 7 inches on Busin, 32 feet, 7 inches on Frunklin, 127 feet, 10i inchesdeepin front of Cus tom Houso-st. Rented at $1,500. Valued at 20,000 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 339, 24 foot, 8 in ches on Royal-street, by 127 feet, 11 inches deep. Rented ut $1,400. Valued at , 15*00° 1 Prize—250 Shares Canal Bank Stock $100 each, 25.000 1 Ditto—200 do. Com. do. do. 20,000 1 Ditto—150 do. Mechanics’ and Tra- ders’ do. do. 15.00° r Ditto—100 do. City Bank do. do. 10,000 1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. do. do. 1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. do. do. 10,000 1 Ditto—50 do. Exchange Bank do. do. o,000 1 Ditto—50 do. do. do. do. do. 6,000 1 Ditto—25 do. Gas Light Bank do. do. 2,o00 1 Ditto—25 do. do. do do. do. do. 2,500 1 Ditto—15 do. Mechanics’ and Tra- dors’ do. do. J»o00 I Ditto—15 do. do. do. do. I,o00 20 Do.—each 10 shares of the Louisiana Stato Bunk, $100 each, each prize $1,000, , 20,000 10 Do.—each 2 shares of $100 each, oach prize $200, of tlio Gas Light ])ank wjUUu 200 Do.—each 1 ulinro of $100, of tho Battle of Louisiana, ~u,uuu 200 Do.—onclt 1 share of $100, of tlio New-Orleiuis Bnnk, 20;000 150 Do.—onclt 1 sliuro of $100, of Uto Union Bunk of Floridu, lo,000 600 Prizes. win-sha’hfs °°° TICKETS #20—NO SHARES. (CTIt shall ho at tlio option ot tho winners ot Prizes of Bank Stocks, either to take the Stock itself, or the par value thereof in cash. The receipts of tlio sale ol tho Tickets nro, nnu nstiwiia’. Consolidated, lime A tun . , 4 *ic Token, ND Atluntio Souvenir, n Christina, and Now Yooru Present for 1840, edited by 8. G. Moodrtoh, with 10 mlgmvings. Tito Youths’ Keepsake, lor young people, widt engravings urn! cuts. volumes^' 8 L ‘ f ° ° f VVilliam Cooper, Esq. in two byR U o”bertli , , 1 P di. y 1 C ;i|" ln,CtUr0 ° ntl atlnl,, " ,i0 "“’ n.^r n " U8 r 8l, f., 8h0,lld Thenppropri. «to snhero or Woman. 2.1. Tha inllneitcu of Cltristmtiity on Woman. 3d. The Christianodu- canon or Womah—by ffi. Rev. Hubbard Witt,- low, 4dt edition. Tito Complete Former and Rttml Eennom’-’ eonunnuig a compendious epitome of tlio most important branches of Agricttlturo und Rural Eco- enlargm? ^ 1108 ' Grcon Fcssondor, 4tb edition, • IH!W American Gurdenor, containing prac tical directions on tho culture of fhiitstuid vegota- hies, by Fcssoiidcr, lMtli edition. Mnt. Gilman’s Lndys’ Annual Rogistor, and Housewifii’s Almanac, for 140. Marslicl! Hall’s Prnedco of Medicino, revised and enlarged, by Dr. Jacob Bigelow, first Ameri- can edition. The Amoricnn Conveynnecr, containing a Inrgo vurioty of Legul Forms and Instruments, by Goo. P.Curtts, of tho Bnldinoro Bur. Curtis’ Admiralty Digest. Tho Trial of Jesus before Cninphns and Pilate, ° refutation of Mr. Salvador’s chapter, by M. Dupin, trnslated from Uie Freeh. Dictionary of Lutin Syuonymes, for Jho use of schools and private students, with a complete in dex, by Lewis Rumshom, from tho French, by Fruncis Loiber. Just received by oct 23 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. • T ’ SiiSbCfidbWf . , . YiIiE subscriber has now on hand,a very li .L assortment of Susponders, viz: Snpa Elastic Silk Net, do Gum K‘ - * ~ ‘ do, Extra Silk Llastid und ( oflpred at his iisqnl low price. — KOV11 »■ 8. NICHOLS, Murkot Sqnert rSSrfi*® Ulrttcr Shirts 4k llruivi rpHLundeniniadhMa full supply of t' X Shirts and Drawers, which will he soli for cash, G.S.NICHf 110 Murkot Sqtini JLIncn ana cotton Shirts* TUST opened, n complete a.ssortmcnt o •/ made Shirts, vivi; Superior Irish Lin... «, Cotton wiUiliueii bosoms, do French Ginglmi: warranted not to fude; do Boston Prints, and Eng lish twilled, which will bo sold ot a small profit,by nov 11 G. S, NICIIOLS, Market Square* flings H W. II. & S. Honors, AVE just received per recent arrivals IVom N. York; nearly their full supply of French) German, Italian nnd English Funcy Dry Goods> among Which nro tho following articles, viz: Ladies rich Plush and Silk French Shawls • Do. colored and black Ostrich and Caahmert Shawls 1 caso finest Florence Braid Bonnets 1 do. super. Irish Linens 15 cartoons Paris cmb. Capes and Collnrs 30 pieces Wash Blonde and plain Quillit 5 do. Weir Gro do Lyons Laco 25 do. Thread Edgings and I inertings 10 do. Valencine do. do. and Bcudings •0 do. 44 :uid 5-4 Wash, Spot, Sqtiure andlh lusion Blonde French worked Cuffs, Blonde Veils and Rarii Bands Clmutillu Veils, Eng. Collurs and Twist Shawls ' Mohair Netts, Bags nnd Scarfs Muslin Paris emh’d Shawls, 44 nnd6*4 Black Laco do. do. 1-2 and 44 Caps, Insant’s Waists, French Flowers nnd Wreaths French, English and Amoricnn Prints Chnllys, Motts, do Lnincs, Velvets and Silks Tartan, Rob Roy and Knhylo Shawls Bonnet, Belt nnd Cap Ribbons Ermine nnd Fur Collars Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hose. oct 31 Smith side Market SqUarfc. T TIic true Verbena Ci-eiuiII HIS delightful Cream is wemnted tc he ihi true extnict of Verbena; gentlemen having tender faces or strong beards, would find it tho most delightful saponaceous compound ever of fered to the public, it mokes u beautiful heavy lath* or, nnd after shaving, leaves a delicious fragranco of tlio Verbena, and preventing tho faefi ftront chapping, which in general, other soaps irritate* It is only for salo by PORCHER & LA ROCHE, Market Sq. sign oftlio Golden Globo. nov 18 Lip Snlvo.&c. O TTO Rose Lip Sulvo, Patey’s Cold Cream) real French Almond Paste. A fresh supply qfthese elegant articles, for the euro of clmppcd lipo, luoo, »S>.o,juQtruooiviul ami for sale by nov 9 G. R. HENDRICKSON. From tlio Pennsylvania Inquirer, of May 3,1834. Rowtuid’s Tonic mixture. M R. EDITOR—Much ns tho powers oftliis favorite remedy have boon extolled, I call- not omit this opportunity ofdeclaring iny decided conviction that ovory account of the sauutivo vir tues of tho Mixture will be verified to the full ex tent. Whatever be die character oftlio complaint —whether unequal tertian—double or simple quartan—however varied ho its typo, attended with syncope, apoplexy, vehement spasms, with coldness and stupor—whatever its duration, whe ther venial or autumiinl, laying tho foundation for visceral affections, and other slow but unerringly fatal maladies—however irregular in their inva sion, aud uncommon in their appearances—in fine, whatever bo tlio age, idiosyncrasy, or habits of the patient, the complaint ufike bids adieu on the duo administration of the Tonic Mixture.— This is no high-wrought panegyric for tho exper iment. I speak only from wlmt 1 positively know however successful oilier preparations may havo been, there can he little reliiuico placed upon them when compared with this article. By strict ly following tlio directions that accompany the bottle, we find it nets upon the most scientific principle—for, it seems to anticipate tlio return of the cold fit, and excites a strong reaction, nnd powerful glow over die whole system; and thus to pre-occupy the ground, and by disturbing the regularity of the type, to subdue die intermittent altogether. Under such a course of medicine, I have been astonished to notice with what haste die disease beats ultimi for a retreat, and die pros trated strength of the system rallies. It is a pow erful, yet mild medicine—subsdtudng calmness, tranquillity,and balmy sleep,in place of pain,wea riness, and restless nights—a renovation of long- lost strengdi and robust health, iu lieu of feeble ness and emaciation. And I confidently believe, and I predicate my opinion upon die most sub stantial proof, dial under whatever ok)—iu what ever corner of tho earth—whether upon hill or valley, wherever fever and ngueiiinkes its appear ance, there also will “Rowand’s Tonic Mixture" find its way—die happy desideratum, die perfect antidote. N. LEE, M. D. OCTOno of the best recommendations that con he given diis medicine is the following:—Physi cians living in Fever and Aguo districts, who have become acquainted with its efficacy, are in die habit of ordering it to be used in their own prac tice. From the Jlarrisburg Intelligencer of June, 1833. Mr. Wyeth—Having long been ufilicted iu my family widi Fever und Ague, and having tried ev ery means to get rid of it without avail, I at length met with your advertisement of Rowand’s genu ine Tonic Mixture, which I determined to try. After using it, my wife was entirely restored to health, having suffered for fifteen months from die debilitating effects of Fevorand Ague, and is now hearty and stout as slio ever was. BERNHARD MAY. Harrisburg, May 22,1833. A large supply of the above valuable medicino just received from the Manufacturer, and for sale wholesale or retail by PORCHER & LA ROCHE, Sign of dio Golden Globe, , 10V 12 Opposite tho Market. .For the Toilet. P PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS. RENTISS’ extract of Rose, Musk, Jessa mine and Bergamot Do. fine and superfine Toilet Powder.Rose scent Edo’s sup. Musk and Rose Persian Scent Bogs Genuine Russian Bears Oil Rowland's Mocusur Oil Oldridge’s Balsam of Coltunhia Pomade u la Rose, Savin, JasHnmine,Orango and odicr Odours, in pots nnd rolls Coggershall’s su’r Conuossiers Sonp Palmer’s sup’r Cream do Savon Rings Sup’r Verbena Creuui, a delightful urdclo for shaving Lowe’s celebrated Shaving Soaps Prentiss’ variegated Soaps, suitable for die tablet Powder Puffs and Boxes of tho latest patterns Cologne, Lavender and Rose Waters, of various mnnufacturo and assorted nutterns Espirit do Rose, Cold Cream, Lip Salvo Otto of Roses, sup’r Rose, Cinnaiuou aud Al mond Soaps, in bars Cut Glass Bottles, a largo vurioty Fine and courso Tooth Coiuhs Nail, Tooth and Clothes Brushes Vignette, Napoleon, Madauunonsello, Victoria and Glass Back Hair Brushes, of excellent quality Pocket Books, Scissors, Razors and Razor Strops Glenn’s Indian Dyo, Vinegar Rouge Milk of Roses, Orange Flower Water Oil Citron Flowers, Shaving Brushes Salt of Lemon and lloses, in Eng. cut glass bot tles, Atuoniuc Vinegar And other articles in the Perfumery line, for sale wholesale or retail on accommodating terras, by PORCIIER & LAROCHE, Sigu of the Golden Globe, oct 15 Opposite the Market. Otto Hose Lip Salve* R ECEIVED, a fresh supply of Otto Rose Lip Salvo. For solo by oct 11 A; PARSONS. Beware of Spurious imitntia G eo. w. caktentee’JS compM tract of Iceland moss, Carrageen, or 1 Moss, Slippery Elm, Horehouml, A:c., a valuable olds, coughs, dyspepsia, dysentery, nrrh, and all affections of tue breast igs. For sale by 51 PORCHER & LAROCHEr ‘The true riches of life is health.* W jE know that healdi and die ability to labor constitutes die wealth of tiicgrcut mass of tho people in tiiis, us iu most other countries* To preserve, therefore, tiuit hculth by natural mean* su grand moral an tl political scheme, to fttilll which requires our utmost uttcutiou. Tho unprccc- deutedpopularityaiidunivcrsulapnrobtttion which this medicine lias ucliieved throughout the United States, the Canudus, Texas, Mexico and the West ludics, fully justify Dr. Peters iu warmly and con scientiously recommending them to the special ut* tendon of die ufilicted. • Dr. Peters has spent mudi time in experiment ing with different Vegetable Medicines lor disens es of die liver, aud now odors his Vegetable Pill* os die best, most convenient and cheapest Modi* cino that can be * U ' Great Burenins. T HE subscriber will dispose of his stock of Ready Made Clothing ut very reduced prices oitiier at wholesale or retuil. Country merchants nnd otiiors desirous of purchasing, ore invited to call and examine for themselves, oct 17 JOHN MALLERY. Splendid Shawls, Silks, Challys and RIousliiittc de Iaiincs. Per ship Gaston. 1 CARTON rich Brocho Shawls, latest style 2 doz. rich printed Thibet lldkfa. 5 super. Tartan Shawls, bust quality 2 doz. super. Mouslin de Loiue do. 30 pieces rich Poul dc Soie 2 do.' supr. plain Rips do. 2 do. figured B. B. Silks 8 do. splendid printed Chnlly, latest style 10 do. rich Mouslin do Laines 1000 yards lingrain Carpeting, nt $1 per yard • 10 pieces very supr. Irish Linen, Iree irora aiiy mixture 100 do.. Velvet Ribbons 30 do. super, uud low price White Flannel 10 do. do. do. Red do. 5 do. Groon nnd Yellow do. 34 doz. very cheap Linen Cumbric Hdkfs. 5 pieces super, black Boinbasins, some very cheap 10 do. do. do. Crapes Old Silk Tuffetu Ribbons, Mourning C;, Colored Florence und Grode Nap Silks* Ladies’and Gents, supr. H. S. Uloves Ladies’ aud Misses’ white Cotton Hose Black Silk Cravats Black Silk Hose and Half Hose, plain nnd ribbed 7 5 pieces Steel Mixed Satinets 5 do. Kentucky Jeans 1000 yards super. Apron Chucks 30 doz. new stylo Head Ildkfs. For sale on favorable terms, by SNIDER, LATIIROP & NEVITT. oct15 199 Garden Seeds, Crow 1839. P ORCHER & LA ROCHE is, and will re ceive in a few days, a largo assortment of Vegetable, Flower and Bird Seed, the crop of 1839. Also, in daily expectancy, a beautiful arti cle cnllud tho Chinese Tree Corn. The above Seed is warranted to produce large vegetables und fine flavor. Planters and others are invited to call und examine for themselves. AU of which will bo sold low for cash or city acceptances. Sign of the Golden Globe, nov 4 Opposite the Market. Toolli Wash. C HLORINE, Oris and Kreosot'] ooth Wash, highly recommended for whitening the teeth, purifying the breath null Imparting a healthy nn- Wiii h~ 0 ;ap»Ucd4n tho Citizen.', Consolidated, pentance lo the gnins. Just received, per Wtl- Canal Union and Carrollton Banks, in the name so n I* njjer, und for sale by of the Managers jointly, with J. 13. Perruult, Esq. \ oct 23 CL R. HENDRICKSON. Shakers’ Herbs. L LANDING from ship Gaston, a full sup, v of Shakers’ Herbs, comprising Catnip,Fox glove Horchound, Sage, Pennyroyal, Thorough- wort, Liverwort, Boneset, Thyme, Mint, Worm- wood, Woniiseed, EldorFlowers, Slippery Elm, &c. in 3G oz. 8oz. und 1 oz. packages, suitable for families and country merchants. For sale by PORCHER & LAROCIIE, Sign of tho Golden Globe, oot 15 Opposite tho Market. French Chemicals. S ULPHATE Quinine, Sulphate and Acetate of Morphine, Croton Oil, Oil of Black Pep per, ICruosqte, Piperine, Prussic Acid, Iodine,Etn- otiiio, Ext. Nux Vomi.ni, Hydrodute, Potnssa, &c, Just recuivcdper Newark, and for sale by* oct 3 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Starch. fJlVVENTY boxes ColgateVNq. sale by Soap. For A. PARSONS. PETERS’PILLS One great quality uf his Vegetable Pills is that dioy have die alternative principle combined with tiieir cardiartic, or operative qualities, or that they not only cleuuse the stomach and bowels by pur- ting, but they regulate die liver, change the inor* fid secretion, strcugUien die digestive organs, pu rify die blood, invigorate the circulation,und gives tone und energy to the nervous system. They ure mild and pleasant in their operation and convey almost immediate conviction of their utility front dioir first doso. They cun be taken with safety b^persons of any age; and die feeble, the infirm, the uervous and delicate are strengdi- enedby tiieir operation, because they clear tho system of bad humors, quiet nervous irritability* and invariably produce sound health. Tho Vegetable Pills are a sure roincdy for jaun dice, sick und nervous headache, dyspopsy; cos- tiveness, sickness of die stomach, heartburn, all bilious complaints, fevers of ull kinds, and if taken at the commencement will invariably check their progress, nnd save die patient from u protracted and dangerous sickness. They are invaluable in nervous and hypocoudrical affection^, loss of'ap petite, and off complaints to which females alone aro subject. They operate as a mild speedy purge* and are a safe and certain remedy lor worms in children. Extractor a letter from Dr. Gurney, of New** Orleans, La.Oct. 9, 3837.—“1 havo received much * assistance iu my practice; ospeciully in jaundice . and yellow fever; from the use of Peters’ Pills. I presume diat, ou on average, I prescribe 100 box* nor month." Extract of a letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hi son, New-York,*Jime3,1830.—“I was aware Dr. Peters was ono of tlio best chemists in t States, and felt assured that he would Bonn (from liis intimate knowledge of the propert herbs and drugs) produce un efiicieut inedi and I must acknowledge that his Vegetable Pills fully respond to’ my expectation. They aro, in deed, u superior medicino and reflect alike upbn die chemist, die physician, and the'phylosopher." Extract of u letter from Dr. Waines/S^' Cin cinnati, Feb. 2,1838.—“YourPills are die mildest in their operations, and yet most po weyful in their efleets, of any I have ever met With in my prac-, . dee of eight and twenty yeors. Their action on the chyle, aud hence outlie impurities of the blood is evidently very surprising.” * • , Chaiu.ottk, N. C: Jq*l: 1,1837; Dear Sir—I have mudu frequent \m of yoiuL; Pills in die incipient stage of bilious lev er, '.iid ob- stinute constipation of die bowels; also, in die en largement of tho spleen, chronic diseases of the liver, sick headache, general debility, uild iu alia ses have found diem to bo very effective. *, <. J. D. Bovm M. D: Mlkcklkkburo Co. Va. Fob. 7,1837; . j Having used Dr. Peters’ Pills in myfpraeticc for- ■ • tho last 12 mouths, I take pleasure in giving my (tji j testimony of their good effeflts incases uf dys- , S m opsia, sick huuduulie, bilious fevers, aiuTuther - isouses, produced by inactivity of tho liver.— Theyjire a safe and mild aperient, being the h?st. article of the kind I have oyer used. . Gkorge C. Scott,.M. Di This Celebrated Medicine is lor sale by qll principal Drpggists in Savannah and throughout tlio United'Statos, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico* and die West Indies; Price 50 cons per box, with full directions. : * .«• : tugs lot—jy | . m T.:u»]> Oil, Ac. F IVK Iminlreil ^jjfuflg jqtra .Sperm; .0 struimiil.) 200 do. milliner straiu, Alsu, 12doz. Lanin (Jlluiffde*; Jn*lrrin:iv.ed,rmd fur sale liy A. I’AIISONS.