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i ;&■. ... ■*. CHRONICLEiAM > BHNTINKL. ' AI^IJXTA. TUESDAY .NOVEMBER 24. (Tr- No mail nor|i of Charleston last night. Four mails dae this |vcning. Telmessee. The Knoxville Tines give the complete re turns from this Suuj| and Harrison’s majority is 12,960. We clip the y allowing from the Times of the 13th inst ( Tit-bits lo?the JLocolocos. At the Hermitage j|re inct in Davidson county, the vote stood — 104, Van Buren 29 ! •* So much,” says the iashville Banner,“ for Gen. Jackson’s influence Aid abuse of a brother sol dier.” » In Maury, Gov. Po|Ps County, the Whig gain since 1839 is 371 vote-|’ So much for “ lii» Ex cellency V’ dictation, Jr In the Seventh Concessional District, which ha* been, “as it were,”sa-V5 the Banner, the 4 centre 4 • focus’of the great contest wliich has just ended, in which resides Gen. Ja meson, Gov. Pdk, Gov. Car roll, Mr. Grundy, Col. Whitfield ’ —the big guns of the party,” the Whig gain and General Harrison’s majority au| tremendous. i Harrison. Van Buren. •Davidson, . 1,959 1,27.3 Wilson, |. *2,550 870 1 4.509 2,145 2,145 Harrison’s majority., f. .2.36 t Whig gain I. . 1,01 1 For the ChrorArlr and S ■ ntinel. We have waited witr patience in hopes that tome more able head th;*i ours would take up what we candidly conceive to|«e the true interest- of the State, —we mean a genelal resumption, at an eniy date, of specie payments by the Banks, —hut we bavie waited in vain, aijl though a petition has gone forward, signed bjtmany of oar reaper tal c and influential citizen*. au-now greeted with .. counter petition, p:ayin;| that no legislative act. n be bad upon the subject I this is all right enougi , bullet us canva** the realon* given why this prayt i should be and see if a;.. , - posite inference cannot ‘’rlph prapriety be drawn from the premises assumed by these auti-resum: - tionist. 1 i It is assumed, in t)ie ii.tt place, and we will not controvert it,tha* the su tension of J>b7 was una voidable, but that ihe exiltijig state of toe ut so very adverse to a |e' ! umpli.>u of cash pay ments is not *o easily Csfalilished. We ore i d ' f that the Cotton crop of Me; present year cannot exceed half a crop, aud 115.1 t iconsequent!} - Che citi zeas cannot meet their phyinen’s. If the crop is? as claimed, ie u uced o .e h jf, does it n. t r* ce*-.ui ly follow that but one at qf t.;e n jx.fry aid be wanted to buy that crop. Sbii-e* not this ; educetne anaouiit that it will be ne'ls-a: v tr i**ue on that account; in other word-A h ; the pi.mtei -.0 produce to sell the mercji' nt doe- not want tne money to purchase. A- t| The rneet.ng of pay ment* it is no doubt in ten |pdi as a 1 Jincbor to ’ e half crop. Now, we woubi caly ask these meinc iialists one simj le s uesi.oiy vj ith all the wart- of the community sUreing in tlie face ever since the suspension of as a body, shown a disposition to wardtrfj' the ev * complaiu cd oL ; Is not sell inter-;satire ruling feature of the transactions of all menial r.n ny one be so blind as to suppo-e that the ge of tut half a crop, the Bank- will not la ie their discount- on that knowledge. When. Wx v.-oaid ask. van they 1 resume specie payment* to Test advantage to ail concerned ? —had there |Li en a large crop ; We’ are not certain but lha lit; would be ci-i ,ed that to resume would comp«| tike Banks to entail tbeirissues, and e— 9 would reduce ti c price of the staple of -•»<• cotji iy. The*e memorialist* have overlooked tome fact* in their ussumoih V|that an to all whose business insrna. e |hern :ny w.-.y 1 - ver*ant with the state of the^cquntry . lint the planter for the lasttwotr v.it&B jrean I been gradually reducing his debt* am. o.xpei .do mr*. 1 is now in a better condition a( to h s monetary af fairs tliao he has been for >Ol ~c- veats kef . u with out half a crop, rather bftt r ab.e to meet biS | engagements than he was las I y ai. At the tone] the last suspense n took phet'i ipe of the Banks claimed as a reason *he inability of their debtoi * to meet tbeir engagements : no,lt ivas only to pre vent the specie being drained t lie counts vi y the suspension of the Westeif [lank*. With the j fact staring us in the face, tlia* tke South Carolina. Banks have all resumed, the [Vprnjlmill Banks making strenuous efforts to rraletftbe re juirement if their legislature, and tbevelbiiiag no doubt of thair success, we are asked fist a gradual rcsiimp- i lion.' | 1 We would be among the hjjbtdo overthiow the banking institutions of the coi|itiy, bat something ; is assuredly due to the cummu|ilb' to protect them from the large discounts lev|ul on them by the over issues, of some ofourinstfu ion-, lei us place this in its true light: a planteijo ves hi* neigh or, gels the bills of an ate not at par. and offers them in payment ; tfejreply at once is, it wili not pay my debts unles ; ! as a discount, the discount is allowed, or perhaps n|jt paid. Bills of this class soon become the main,-i.'lculating medium the country, and institution* jfiiose managen.ent •f their affairs are rot based on|f>|ic principles, are enabled to put afloat a large Sailof paper that cannot possibly be redeemed a distant day, this is always the result of nsjeifmM, an 1 when the resumption takes place, the ‘pam in unity rmi>t •uffer by the operation — the I »n|;cr this state of affairs is allowed to continue, f|ie< greater the un certainty as to the standing o the Banks in the State. We are aware that ou . ideas might have been placed in a more lucid lo try but have not time for a revision, and otter t e;n in hojies that some one more able will take u| tjiie cudgel in de fence of the true interest of the|'t|ite. While writing, we would invl.cjthc attention of these petitioneis to the two { uiccnt Kxchana' law, and request them to embody in thc-ii petition a repeal of that act, as it ha*. sh»ce its pa-*age, operated decidedly to the disadvantage of the com munity at large, advanced the rU«»s of Exchange, instead of lessening them, and, i* thing, added to the risk of remittances, prowling the Banks from acquiring such funds as enable them to resume —and the benefit resuming cannot be pointed out, and we further dou tjvery much tiie four per cent law operating to the advantage of the community at large ; ’tas true it do,,- not apply to private individual* calling ou a |Bi|uk for redemp ? tion of its paper, but it enables arlirf-titutiou whose tesouices will not warrant ther. -a flooding the country with such paper a* is apt’ to result in a discount on its notes, that the ev|aimuuity musi loso it the final result isnot worse, j ibe true sys tem of banking is to throw no o: staclesin tiie way of one in.-titulicu collecting from another, and 1 when a chartered bank finds its location is such as will not warrant them in issuing over the amount of capita? paid in, it is certainly to tne interest of the honest -lockholder tiiat they throw up their charter. From tne I\ev: Orleans Bee of l!,e \s,'h. From Texas. By an aniva! from Texas we have received our Galveston papers to the 15th inst.. inclusive. A coloied man named Hcnr} - Forl>es, was ex ecuted at Galveston on the 13th. The papers do not mention the ciime of which lie was con victed. Mr. Hill has been appointed speaker protein-. of the house of Representatives in Congress. “ We are arther convinced," says the Gulvtt,- ion C our it', “from intelligence received lately bv the sloop Pheni.x. trom Corpus ChrtMi bay, that there has been no serious collision between AT,s*a (Gentralist) and Canales, (Federal.) At the latent accounts Canales was making rapid marches from town lo town, in the direction ol I Tampico, and every place lie visited declaring in favor of ‘the Constitution of 1824/ and joining in his cause.” The Houston Star of the 11th. contains the ; following:— 1 SVCCKSS OF CO!.. MOOIJu’s KXS'IItITIOV. We learn by letter from Austin, icccived by hist niglit's mail, that on the 21st nit, the troop* under the command of Col. Moore came in sight of a large Com man che encampment, on the head i waters of the Colorado, about 300 miles north west of Austin, which they attacked and suc- I ceeded in killing about 150 Indians, captured 32 , p isoners, about 500 horses and mule*. Among tiie captives are two Mexican boys. < 'ol. Moore j with his command armed at Austin on the ilh inst,, and was received by (he inhabitants with I the highest demonstratio; * of joy ami commen ds tion. We will puh'i'h a detailed account el this disastrous defe.it ->1 tiie Indian* in our next. The president - me-s.-.ive gives a fi em ng ac count oflhe growth ol the y oung repu iic. in population and resonreos. i lie harvests have beenabundant. and agriculture is extending itsiit 5 | in every direction, promising rich rowanls to ‘ho ; j toil of the husbandman, amt giving earnest ot 1 ; the future importutu'e and jmwei ot the repu he. 1 ! Tfce government, as well as lb< iveex [>erienced greatemliarrass nent tm ;i the tier nge i raents and unsteadiness of their cioren v. Ibe j loan commissioners had not yet been able to et ! fat a sale of bom's.— k.e ol them w is .-i die 1 Hague, for the double pun .se of procuring the recognition of Texas upon the part oj IK Hand and opening a treaty for a loan whh the bankers of ;hat country. The President depreciates- .1 war with Mexico, as calculated still further t embarr ss the com i missioners iu negotiating a loan, nod asinvolving ; the nation in great distress, on - - j cuniary diflioullies; i >r whicii realms he recom : mends a further attempt to reconcile the mother . country by negotiate n. The comm ssioner* • * run the boundary line ecn Texas ' j corape!led to su*Piud operation* I*r want wt ■ means. The Pres-dent h j cause he had rca-'on to ln-heve that Mexico was i having built in some foreign port, a steam ship, and other vessels of war, for the purp -*e ol har rasirg the commerce of Texas. Gen Hamilton, in his letters to «he government I held out the hope of ultimately -ecuring a loan on favorable terms. The message recorum*-h is an increase in tin duties upon importation*. Tin* currency in which the imp rt- are now paid b !.g •. -i count which reduces the nominal di »y <n 15 per t ent, to actually less than 3 per cent. The ne cessities of the government inju re this rccom ; mcndalion. The message represents ll»e intercourse i f t?;c Reptihlic with for. ign nations, n* in the same condition as at ttK* opening of the last C-’ongrcss. Upon the whole, we gather from this dneu* ment, that the young n public is rapid y grtnx iug in all the elements of power, wcaliii and influ ence; though the is crippled, for the time, in her pecuniary resources and embarrassed in her foreign and mercantile relations. President Lamar had lieen scriouslv ill t’-r some ;.iine before the oj*ening of Congrct.-. Cor 1 reponti'mee of the i'ltnrle-ton Courier, Kkt Wkht. A’ovember 16, I s4O. i Our wreckers which my last intormed you had I proceeded for the wreck ol ship Norway, of Bos ton. hc.ve aM returned, with the carg >. which i* in .1 damaged state; the materials oitii? ship, and j otticcrs and crew, have aUo arrived 'i ie cargo ( 1 consisted of wines, dry goods and furniture ; rl;c latter was left, laeioc s > much damaged that the wreckers would not bring it away. There were about eighty passengers; tiny have all arrived here, ami a part b »ro proceeded for New Orleans. The schr. Saratoga has left for Mobile, rej air j od, with balance ol cargo, after telling a part to j pav salavgc and expenses No late news froru tne Indian*. The steamboat j dc RotseUa left this port yesterday fur Tampa. ! c-lie was from 8?. John River. ‘•riiiiw, Nov. 13—Sugars have advanced ; recently’ in conseiiueuce of the reduced stock. ! Browns Gs, a 7 rs.; yellows 7 I a 0 rs. whiles KH i rs.: Coffee, new scarce at 10, a 11. in bri-k de mand for New-Orlcans, 'J’he iVortii American in an article referring to A rnos Jvendali*s ravings in the Wasbiiigtrn (Robe ; «»y» : ••It ascribes the success of the Wings through out the country tu bribery, or, other words—so so many of its ow n parly have sold themselves lo i the Whigs that they have been iblc to carry the j election by overpowering majorities in almost I everv State. When a party has become so cor | rupt that it can, as the Globe asserts, be bought over in such immense masses, it is evidently no ; longer Tit to be entrusted with the administration of the government.” IJramly mid ShH a .Medicine, In compliance with the request of 0 friend, we transfer :o our columns the contents of a parnph | Lt on the efficacy of Brandy and Salt as a medi cine, he having assured ns, that he has cxpericn ; ceil in his own person, its value a.-; a remedy for I dispepsy. and seen its good effects in consumption j and other maladies. It will be obseived that mo- I lives of philanthropy alone have led tt the pubii i cation of the pamphlet; and wc understand that | the medicine has become very popular in Great Britain. — Chnrkifun Courier. anxxnr ami salt. Wc copy the following letter on the eflicacy of “Brandy and Salt,” as a family remedy for all diseases, from a laic number of the Leeds Intelli gencer, ti.e editor of which paper observes, that “Mr. Lee writes enthusiastically, but it is because his experience warrants him in assuming a confi dent tone.” i Address t;o the People of the British Empire in ( general, but particularly to tiiose Professional ! Gentlemen who have the c are ol Hospitals, the Governors ot Colonies, and Religious Mission i arics. t Perhaps an bumble individual like the one who I writes this address will be thought presumptuous . iu laying it before tiie inhabitants of tin* great | empire, Gut as he has no interest of his own to smve. and he lia* s roe \ e .rs ag ) made a • i o erv which, though very simple, is very u-es 1 for the he-allli ot a man, and, therefore the most conducive t«i hi 5 happiness; among the discoveries in medi- I cine, he believes it to bc*the greatest, perhaps it • ) can truly be sa'ul to lie lire g.eatert. that ever wo- i ii.urle, of any description, and there arc a great I many by which money may he sot. yel they a.e nothing without health, as that gives the. true j enjoyment of life. .With a moderate use of this j i cheap ami almost universal remedy, sickness, sores, and lameness rs various descriptions are i cured, as I have proved innumerable instances, j not only upon my sell but upon my friends, migh j hours, servants, and workmen, of which, if I were ! to give the detail, no periodical publication could i assert it. It nut only cures ordinary complaints . j hut it cures such as have I mg been considered incurable, without the use of hie knife ; it is or ; the greatest efficacy in (he cure of cancers, of , which it lias already cured several; and the best j of it is. that the cures are effected without pain : of course, a great many persons, in consequence of its universality, wsil tie slow to use it; but I can assure all such that they have no occasion to have the least fear of any bad effects from it, as I can truly say that I believe it never did the ha-t harm, and Ido not write without experience, i can only account lor its curing complaints which i appear on an opposite character, by the supposi tion (hat ail complaints, of whatever description, have their commencement am! are continued by inflammation, against winch i ! is the most power ful antidote which, 1 believe, is at present .mown. In the reduction of inflammation of factored limbs 1 believe this remedy would be of great advantage 1 and for incurable sores, in our hospitals, where there are great numbers oi arise awe beings who who drag on existence through sleepless nights from one dav to another, this remedy would be of great relief to them ; though it might not euro the sore, it would so far relieve it (I write front tacts, not opinions) as to enable them to sleep at night and, after a foil night!# application enable them to leave the !; >spitai and resume their wink. I have not tlie least doubt but of those who ii ivc long been confined and under treatment lor sores o! this ■ description, one-half of the b> - would he at liber ty in a month: flu ugh this would be the rc.-ult, lam afr.nd that in dical gentlemen wi ’ e siow to adopt this remedy, a? it is not u-M n d into the world m the i. mie of-nmc eminent man of greet science; but lacy ought to recoded that . an; u-cfiil ilisco-crii s have been made by men ol comparatively little learning and science has con tributed inching ' > this dis •-•v. -y ;it ha-all be !i done by the situation its which I was placed which j has also enabled me to g. I to know many of its gn hi j poverties, is it is if.villy u>. u nr, numerous servants and umkpi ople. i tb. s a hires- tutu lie hands of any per son who v\ i-h, s to (io good loins allow men, anti he from situation can • d the knowledge of it in those eoui.tries w •• in i nmatoix complaints are prevalent, such a- the plague in ihuki v. the i'lack and yell nv i ver in tne West Indies. ."herra Leone, ami other parts of Africa, the cholera in Last Indies, \vbh all the bites and -'mgs from noxious aiiiaml- and repti be will confer bene fits w hich will l*e iastin . on lac countries m w hith they may be propagated, fur it has only to he j known .uni applied,and there is n » danger of its i ever being forgotten ; and I beg of all -uch that they would have tiie goouue— u> cause the fiiffu s:an of the knowledge of it to ne as free as lids co" a unication ofis di-coveir. Difficulty r > inm «i. v us x- ro i-c nils j rtmkht. Thocg'i I can alt; at from actual j known dge of :-cts which arc slated in tins paper. that it ! i u cun d ali these complaints of which I | have given the cast**, yet there arc many pontons ! w ’in think it impossible, ami luots are nothing again-t .-rich persons’ opinions. In a neighbor- , Mg town there wer three families. the rh.ldren , cl wliuii were olllicierl with ringworms upon i tiieii heads, jo whom it was recommended; two | of the 1 uhes u«e«l it, by washing the crowns oi i the he ids of ilieir children, and they were soon j cured ; in ecd, the eff rt- would be felt upon the I first application; the other lady would not t -e it. ( and the children suffered fur a Lug lime after. A lady of my acquaintance wits attacked with a complaint which, at the commencement, would have been easily cured, but when the use of it was urged v.; >n her, said she would not tic cured by I'li- remedy, and, as she is now dead, she ha* not I con cured with any other. Tausi.ro w hom it I'Ois vo noon.—There in a large da*, in - *ei<lv to whom it docs no good; j they urc those woo will not use it ; but I have no doubt that they are daily diminishing in num ber. tor. after any one Ims applied it to any coin- , J plaint, the benefit* arc >o manifest that it would oc to suppose them not endowed with common i sense not to apply it again in case of need ; it i only require • very little ledeclion to know how i to apply it to any complaint, whether external or i internal, and there is not the !• ari fear of any bad effects tram it. An experience ol several years , naa convinced me that it has never yet done any barm, but its efficacy i- much more certain when . it is used cf rnr. Ivvhvm ■; \ novs —I saw it stated in a newspa i per that a pi b s-ional gentleman had published a treatise to prove that complaints of ali kinds are caused by inflammation ; this coincides with ■ my opinions and observations, and, this being the rase, is it not surprising thT this remedy has ■ \ cured ahno-t every complaint to which it has , been piopt iiv apj lied, or lias greatly reiicvcd J them; but lire universality of its efficacy has i been thought by some a great objection to it.— A lady to whom it was recommended said, *‘ 1 have no faith in it. for you say that n cures so m my complaints; if you said it only cured one, 1 could u-e it for that ; but as you say there are so many. I will not use it for any ' This rmv be wisdom; but as 1 have known it cure the head car and tooth-ache, inflammation in the eyes, ) ague cholic, and pains in the side, chilblains, burns and scalds, cancers and several others,and I some of them scores of limes. I should be wan j ting in my «• ut y if I did not recommend it for | them. I Cancer*.— It has been applied in six cates of ' cancer, five of which it lias cured, and that with out p.rin ; even the first application did not give pain, but relief; three of these were very severe, j and had been of long continuance; the other two were at the commencement, and to (he sixth it was applied but once, which brought on a great nice*‘mg, which I believe wi-.s necessary, as he was much Utter after it; but it alarmed his friend.-: they called in his medical adviser, (he ; being a weal shy man, he h.d the be-t the place j could a fiord,) they were very much offended by j its app.icati n, and said they would not come j again if lie continued to use it; ho therefore proni -1 ised he would not use it again, and I believe lie I kept his promise, a- he died in less than twelve months after; and judging from tiie others, I have no doubt but he would have been cured if he had not been prevented from applying it. The 1 other five arc all poor, and arc cured and living at ! present or were a short time ago, the rich was not cured, and is dead; f wish this last had been i otherwise, as he is said to have been a worthy j man. Spuaiss.—Many persons sutler from sprains j four months who might he cured bv fomenting the pari with this remedy, in a few days, and i some oi them in a few hours. I have known sev eral who have suffered for weeks, though under very able 1 Sectors, cured in a very short time with iL „ f)i’i.N Bouks. —Soon after my return from England to La ] oite Imhault. in France, in July last, I was informed that one of mv collagers had not been working for two months from illness. When I saw him. he said that he had got bled rire beginning of May, and that hi* arm had in flamed. On application to the doctor, ho w;s tol l he fieri must poultice h;s arm; he did so, but at the end of tne first month it had become a frightful sore. I pen application to the doctor, he said he must continue to poultice it; he did so, ! but his arm continued to gel wcase, and, io con- 1 1 sequence of want of sleep, he was reduced to j a!iiio,-l a skeleton. 1 told him to send to the cas : tie for some of the rem dy, and ihtow hi pouM •i ecs into the fire, if he did not wish to fisc Ms j arm. He applied the remedy that affrnoon, : and 1 saw bi n two days after; he was totally changed in appearance; ne said he had slept well b,rii nights; and he wa« enabled tfl resume his work ten days abet. A other man. soon after had the misfortune to have one of his hands severely biuiscd by a cart, and part of one of his fingers taken off. Such . remedies were applied as were in general use in ‘ the country, and I did not see him for some time | after his accident. When I first saw him I iho’l i mortification had begun. The first application i caused great pain, which enntinved about hah an hour, but further applications were not so pain fid; the hand got belter each day, and he i- now cured of that which would have cost him his life. The lx ne to the joint of his linger, came away, and it is cured also. One ol my game keepers had the misfortune to have hi- face much burnt by the blowing up of i a quantity of gun powder, he could only see with one eye, and with that very little. The remedy was applied in the li st half hour after the acci dent, and although it gave pain in the commence menl, lie hud the courage to continue i' ; the re sult was, that after five or six applications it gave him no pain, and be was cured in fifteen or twen ty days, ami M- sight which had been weak for nmnv years. i~ now belter than it ever was. (JovsCMenox. —The experience of last year has furni-in d n which appears most surpris ing of ail, it is that of a young nun, the on!\ son of his mother, and she a widow. Ho appeared in the braining o: last July t«» be lying upon bis death-led; in* complaint a consumption; he was only able to remove to have his bed mace; tire application ol the remedy appeared to be too late; however, it was made, and the Manner en 1 re sults are as follows; —First the crown of hi* ; head was well w t-licd with the remedy, alter; w inch and i ii inertia t ly he tuo , mo table -poo. - i Suls diluted with hot wafer, and a piece of soli linen was s’ceped in the remedy, and when dou bled into several thickness, -, was bud upon his brt in order if pos-iblc, to allay Me dreadful rough, which was very distressing, and came on m j uowsn.s. the phlegm hard and yellow. ]He was rrqu« sled to t . two lo'de -poou-fu. ev ery morning bofare he broke id- ia-t. d.iutcd with hot water, which he did. i enquired e\erv day it there was an v alterati, n, but for six or eight days the answer was no, and I gave him up when ite stated there w no alteration. He sr.id that i.e coughed always, and the phlegm had become while and frothy, which continued the same for some weeks; but ir. about six days alter the first change, he said that he had got .-uch an appetite he could eat any thing; he began then to gain } strength and »it up, and wen? t•» visit his neigh bo, s. Si,on after a grral pa.a began in hi* left side, with which inllamalion, but upon applica tion of the linen s’eejed in toe remedy, the pain was removed, and in a we< k it burst, when lus cough cca« a! entirely, and though the dis charge was great, he continued to gain a li*'!e strength—hi- appetite good, ami bo continued to fake the remedv as before. A clever medical a »n. who happened to be in the village about t!ib tiiiie, -aid he would get better, u hich was the general opinion in the village, if hr couid pass the winter, which lie did, and Uc was living when I left La JVrfc Itnbaull; but 1 am afraid that the ai’-- ■ -h in bss -ide will be too much for him, and it wa - then open, and the discharge was consid er. le before this w formed. I considered him j c; rr-J, and I ceased loculi upon hi m hut I have not the least duu! t if he had begun to use the remedy in Ihe rariy-stage of his complaint that he would have firm, ei d .N >.v. I put it to the med ical gentlemen who attend on such cases, and ilie frb nd- of such as are in consumption, it it would not hr* well to follow the same treatment 1 Ad dr**' !» ;hot* (inilleitifn w } :o I,me the cure if Huspilaht. From the tore going cases, which have all oc | curred -ince my visit so Leols lavt year, I think it is the duly ct ali . enticin'n who have the care of Hospitals, A. to make use of this remedy, , and 1 have no doubt if they condescend to u-e it a great many will be cured, and the beds set at liberty, and m-lead of the patten'* being a deu>i weight upon the communitv. they will be e!)!e to get thcr livings anti s |*>rl thf*r iamtjirs. li;ouc!i •’ y are now dragging out a life of niis eiy; n u those who are afflicted with sore* winch cannot be cured, may be so Jar ■ cSieved as to be able to gel their livings al-o in a comparative comfort which may be exemplifinl by the esses of two men in the village near my hou-e in France, who are cfflictcd with incurable sou - up. on the kgs. before they used this remedy, their , lives were tiuly fires of misery, but now ihey have very little pain, and they are able to work, and in case of necessity, they ran walk two miles to their work. The leg of one of these men i little more than the bone and sinews. The manner of applying it will easily occur I • ro these gentlemen who are act a-tonied to such things. If one gentleman in each would adopt it, I have no doubt but in a short time it would I become the practice of ail ; tl.c effects would then hr so decisive and cheering— oon remove all sitfast* and other impurities from the sores aiidbissto r»cn Etisons oi - cnr.ox n;s wurni: i\- H.VMMVTOHV *X!t IMT.ITIOIS lUsJKiU.RS (Ml rniv ur.xr. As I have a great desire that a knowledge of this remedy ar.d its effects should peneinte into those regions were inflammatory complaints are prevalent, 1 have made and forward this address in order that the benefits aii-ing from it may bo known ; and to those who arc residing in or bor- | dering upon the Turkish empire or Egypt. I beg i ul them to have propagated, free of expense, in 1 those countries, as I have not the least doubt that it would cure the plague and inori other inflam matory complaints, if applied in i.s early stages. 1 Act having seen the plague, I can give no cer tain rules lor Ms use, but it is always best to begin with w'a-hing the crown ol the head, and if the 1 throat ai d mouth are sore, gargling tire throat and washing the mouth, a- we!i a- filling the cars one after the other, and letting it remain for fif teen or twenty minutes in each ear. The patient ought to drink two table spoonfuls, diluted with hot water, every two or three Hours or even of- ' tenor, as the ca-e may require and also the parts discolored or inflamed should be fomented with , i it* _ I i For those countries where inflammatory fevers and cholera arc prevalent, the same method of treatment will do. iSure throats and inflam ia tion of the brain ere often the accompaniments of such disorders, and the administration of the remedy should be prompt and incessant in all pos sible ways, and it professional gentlemen are not at hand, no one ought to beafiaid of administer- 1 ing if, as they may be sure it will do no harm. AH ORES- TO ’IISSIOS Aft I ES. Missionaries ought to get n knowledge of it. It is so i ery prompt in its operations in acute com plaints, such as inflammation in the brain and , boweis, that it might be used by them with the most happy results, in more ways than one. OMISSIONS IN IT)TIMER Pt*RLICATIONP. 1 neglected, whsn I first published an account ! of this remedy to explain that it ought to be used pcfcctly clear; that after the component parts were put together they ought to be well shaken for several minutes, and after left to clear; but 1 le: them always renn-n in the same bottle. The ! ciear part onlvjshouid. be applied, as the parti cle-o: salt cause pain and irritation ; when char ; it causes no pain except upon open sore*, and 1 that is only momentary, IETIIOD OF MAKIXfc THE REMEDY. Fill a bottle three-quarters full with brandy, as- 1 * ,„,M K«M : i h I* ■ will ««|* ' j'.,r r .ttii.s: -• »«■«'!«•• 7’ t e Sil |t to the inr.i. ar:u l»e psrticma L r|M *iol louse if n » b-ar I:e clearer <nc tel* ter. Many p. r on- Sravc mat a great in shaking ’• 'ip bebue iti> us<u. 1 he cilicacy not near so areal, iu.d to open ->re* the applica tion is much more painful from the particles of salt which are not dissolved in (he brandy, hui j the salt and flse brandy should remain together, ! and, when all the brandy is nsrd oft, more may lie aided to the sail and shook for ten minutes as before. Though it i fit for use in twenty min- ; utes after it is pot together, it is good at any lime j a s cr, and it is a pert*. I medicine, as it has the rare quality »*f being g- ately efficacious for cither | internal or external application. fn conciu-ion, I beg to say to all that this ad dress is made for no other purpose that to do good. I should wish it not to do injury to any man, or anv class t;l men ; but as it is calculated to be of great benefit to the mass of mankind. I hope that it will be considered in that light. f am sincere!’, their servant, WILLIAM LEE. A lim.N IIA . The following is copied from the Mr max L>o - ml. of Septemoer 14, 1839 : •• Emnurui'etmitf to the Afflicted.— Our last number contained a long account of a novel yet simple medicine (a mixture of hradny and salt.) strongly recommended by its discoverer, as a powerful remedy in several dangerous mal .. l;cs which aill c l the whole human race.— As the article in question was not the puli lor a quack nostrum b’i- written by a gentleman with a view to benefit his fellow creatures, we readily gave it insertion, and are now glad of having been the means of increasing its publicity, as we have s nee had an opportunity oi witnessing its eflicacy, in a case wherein thelifc of the patient sc.-med to b> in immin iif peril. A young man who had resided for sen e time in this island, went to d'outh Carolina three years ago with the i intention of settling in that State, where all his j | friends reside ; iml a s out her r climate not agree ing with his constitution lie returned to Douglas j about a month since, apparently labouring under ! a confirmed eon-umyition. in the hope of beneiit- j ting by the change ot air. Having read a deserip- j tion of the aiiovc'naincd medicine, lie began lu give it h trial, and alter j»er .veiing according to { the prescription *>r nearly tliree weeks, all the consumptive sv<tcin- vanished, and he became so grca»|c improved Lot!i in healfli ami appearance that lie is now actually preparing for his return to America : nut with tu> <ic mign of fixing in a nine *uiubrious part of that rapidly flourishing country. In addition !•* Ihe above, wc arc credible infor med that a highly respectable man residing in Alhol street, Douglas, has 'oeen effectually cured of a long-si tnibng erysipelas by the use of the i above efficacious medicine. Its healing virtues j have been further tasted in the case of a man in 1 t iLs town Douglas) aflhctetl with a violent spit tiug 01 blood, who has I evn completely restored tohrallhl y its a-.miicy. and a female who had -utiered severely 10. years with an ulcers ed sore b g. alter u ing itjfor a very limit, d period, has e'ivcd great benefit fiom its use. The principal of a res{>ec'able sum in the corn nude in Livopool, who bad for many years suf fered from an ul»tinate asthma, on peiusing the I above article in the Liverpool Standard, was in duced to try the preparation. He mixed the brandy and salt in the way described aurve, and every morninu, Liimedi ilely alter rising from his bed, be put two table spoonfuls in a wine glass, aiding a little warm water, and drank it oft'. He j soon began to experience great relief from it. and, at the moment ibir- ,s written, (March 11, 1840.) he is a!most I re fom. the distressing complaint under which lie had previously labored. This j gentleman speaks in very high terms of the vir tues of Brandy and ."ah. and w ishes them to be* universally known. H—File fio.se should consist of equal quantities oi the preparation and hot water; and, when applied externally as an embrocation for rhumalism, sprains, ice., it should be used undi luted.] M A K R I E D , Gn tne 23d ol September Inst, at China Giove. Austin county. Texas, by the Hon. Judge Murray, Mr. David L. Smith to Miss Lrrnix D. Jom>, ft imerly of Georgia. COM VIERCIAL. /attest dales from Liverpool October 20 i fe’t-'t dates from Ha ire, ( rtoher 29 At DUST A MARKET. Mo.xo.ci Evening, Nov. 23. Cotton —Our (<t*on market on Saturday la-i was vo y fltiii, at rat s reported in our last review oi the 2Uta h.-t. 1 o-d.-y Utile or none has arrived, holders are still a-king higher prices, General quotutk ns 8 4 ; n 9! cents. Exchange —On New York, at sight,— a ~ p cent for current funds; Charleston at 5J ft (3 Ti ck, Savannah i 3 p ct; Philadelphia 3$ ft 4 p cent; Lexington. Ky. par a 2 p cent; Richmond 4 cent; Specie command- ft 6 p cent prem. Dank Note*. — Savannah Hanks ~...,..2 ft 24> L > ct. prem. Columbus Insurance Bank. .. .3 >ft “ 41 Commercial Bank, Macon,,,,. .3 V it- “ i; Mechanics’, “■ {Augusta,},. .s} 7: - “ “ Agency Brunswick,* 1 6 J ft - “ “ i Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Columbus, ft _ f< disc’nL ' Central Bank, 7 ft- “ « Mllledgeville Bank, 4 ft - “ “ Ocinulgee Bank,. 7 ft- « “ Monroe Rail Road Bank, 10 a- “ “ Hawkinsville Bank 7 ft « *« Chattahoochic U. il.de B’k Co.. 1 ft - « * Darien Bank. 20 ft - “ “ Bank of Rome, J. 5 ft - « “ Union Bank, - 00 ft - “ Southern Trust Co. 30 7i - “ iS All other Banks now doing business, at par. Spent Faying Bti.iics. — Mechanics’ Bank, Insu rance Bank of Columbus, Commercial Bank of Ma ' can, and Brunswick Agency in this city. New Orleans, Nov. 18. i Cotton. — Vu ived since the 13th instant, of Loa- - isiana and .Mississippi 11740 bales. Tennessee and North Alabama SSO, Arkansa.> 677, together 13172 bales. Cleared in me same time for Glasgow J 120 S, bales Maiseiiles 93(3, Boston, 2730, Phi la- j ! dclphia 13. togetiier 4SS7—making an addition to | i stock of 82f » bales, and leaving on hand, mclu- j sive of all on shipboard not cleared ou the 17tu ! instant, a stock or 928 j 2 bales. In our review of Satmuay morning last, w e sta- t ted that ti;e foreign advances received the’day pro- i y vious, had caused a cessation of operations. In i i consequence of its dullness, holders on Saturday * were induced to iclax something in their demands i in order to draw buyers out again, and the je-ult was that about 2700 bales were disposed of on that day, at a decline, in most instances,of aV 0 f a cent on the middling qualities. On Monday there was quite an active demand, fulJv 4000 bales having changed hands, and although a majority of the salc> were at the same rates current on Satur day, t.ic maruf-i evidently exhibited much more irmn'-ss of character. Yesterdays’ operations ! were on a stili more extensive sc ale, the sales hav ing amounted to MOO bales andlhc maikct closed : at wtev only a shade lower than those which pre- ! Li “w week indeed, the onlv alterations 1 ,n 2 U! Quotation?, arc for miJdiug ’ cot quaut.es above these having lully main ; '^ d . ; ,e “* oril ? er value, owing to u.eir relative q ,i he demand been cLt,ii\ for Ko--I lan ! and our Northern i - ! been several parcc-D i'. - V {,ut ftec Continental porG. Thes .it- ‘ * Ps! ' u : <n,.; * % embrace U7t-0 bale*. " . LIVERfOOI, T Lord an / and ‘ ' V Middling, 7 4 ft k ; Middlftt u « i i ft Tennessee und Vorth ; _ ft —fair, ; Gonl and rum, STATEMENT OT COTTON. l-Mu. Oct. 1. stock'on hand... Hp *rt' l? -'t three da\g... '* V 7 ( * t: previotiAv?,*.. M-ni'* il* Exports last three da vs Ift ** previoufty.... 'i'"'* Stock on hand v. Sugar. — Louisiana. — i j| l( ) a . t , stock on me Levee, in fir;t 11 lef '-1 s.i.ce then supplies have come m i receipt- during the last three dav hbds. 1 .be sales in the same time ‘ kL. It to afoul 360 lo 400 hhds. at a »li cents, a very prime lot of biougl.t the latter price. Most 0 , har* been ai -T a Cr} certs, and pi inH,, ..JV* 1 ? h. them and \\ estern markets. 1 * Motaseeg— The receipts art iHq .... inand i.uoderate at 24 cents < V ~ls • good order. We are not blll> ’ 3 ak son plantation. Arrived *7. barrels 2<‘ hhd< and 106 tierce- f 101 Flow. On Saturday last we u kel as closing dull on the d v previous w pknty ul 8 1 /;i. II has since comiß^ * s, “ 1 * ■Un.,,.- 1 •=■■ firmness on tne part of h AHe*- ur„ / ' ' Stock accumulating,and no .!.q r ers to enter the in ukoi at the price a-k? cmg their tale,in >o.. ie instances 10-q-v -I “ t!se ‘ e few sales but im* of poitancc. Ue quote at sd 26 ft \y, , 11 J being the pi i cat which limite 1 ‘, a uum stoie. i here begin- to be some in s ’ ’ shipment lo the north, but w.- h.d !’■' . transaction- worthy of note when we left th '“** re ' eip ‘ s>i " tt «C j MAIM.XK I.XTKI.UUEMt 1.. , ( JIARLEbtox, XovT' I Ai nee lon Saturday— »r. Marten,. 1 sou. White, Belfast; -hip superior. Bailer VrT 1 -hip Covington, Laic, Baltim.oie ; loft(;,v f > icr, Maiag: ; st iu Aj ,v. Coop**,-. ST Jar, raroa ; 1.8. Mail Bucket Hayne,Morrk Hair sebr AlUnre.-s, Wright, C’-iiuon, . Tonr.. ” ' C/earai p. n.v-t co Lance... Maiistanv Y Rico; brig C’aspi,::i. Swasoy, Now OrleacV-, \ ictoria. Young, Nassau. N. P ' H to m Daturd —brig Daniel Tresi olt, New Orleun-. j -4 (Ah If. —O. A. v A/KNiA K, . i Ui.e f k r; Hxenix,) is prepared to make liberal cash X* i ecs on Cotton consigned to C. C. GanlneratSiiv t nab, or such other arrangements as may suite » ' ■■ orr al oista ulmcvolem soatn. Tor the benefit of the sick poor of Augusta. I, - comrnitttfc for the pie-ent month are a- folios- Division Ao. 1. —W. 11. Jackson, Andre* Lean. Mi<. Pembert n, Mrs Waterman. Division .Vo. 2. 1. B Gioves.W. ff.Crane.v. ; | Talliafe.ro, Mi-. Ann Winter, Division Ao. ?,.—Porter Fleming, K. VV.Deu»'. Mis. Vndiew nliller. Mrs. rornelia Pobm. 2 • J. W. W D U 1 M AN iet) QQ A CARD.—! * VNilll. lor of the In lied btates Hate!, f ankfal ;o | 11 lends in Georgia, and Use naveiling s!iy, who have so lib-erally patronised kim iiul former establishment, solicits of them and the pv. lie a continuation of those- favors at ilk i.j known spacious a .J convenient e-'aftislirnetii « j Eagle and Phoenix Hotel. Attached to the Hotel «re .Stables with c<- convenicnce necessary in that line, oct 2d dim CftT }/ - D'. 8. JOXES tenders his profess. ; sen ie-to t e cilixc of Augusta and its vicii. He may le found at bis residence on the N side of Green second door below Mclntosh iio or at the C hronicle .<ud Sentinel oifice. W. ft. Cl NffIKGBAX, A t 0.. (.ESF.UA I. CC MM IS S IDS' MERC HAM oot 31 Savannah, Ga. 2w JOHN K. STVNFOKO, ATTORNEY AT LAW t jylft C!aiiXfsv3|e,b b. it. A T TORSE Y A T L A IF, feb 26 Jeileisua, iacksou county, fi V I 1.1 STBS REES, A 7 TOR NE Y AT LA IV, sept 6- ly Madison Morgan count), (It \V iI.LIAM t». EVE, J. P., can be found all times attim store of Wright, Bull & Co. oat 28 ts QT EXi'HANGS ON NEW YORK - It ■ and at one to twenty days sight. For sale f 0 x 23 G \RDKLLE x Kiii>- \V . G . N I >1 .11 O. rO M MlsSl O N MER CH A -NJI. Office in the lower tenement Masonic H-> nov 9 ts JOHN. J . HV HD. NOTARY PUBLIC, Will be thankful lo his friends iftr any 01 -iness in ttie above line, which w illbe ’ with rectituae. At. ocU«^l QYINABIEA. EXITED ST A TE S H 0 TEC Instruction in Small Sword, 11 Broad do. “ Caxe Defence, “ Boxing, Daily, from S A. M. to 10 P. V. 1 ho most satisfactory references and tesliu ,oflli,, can be given. Tj > The public are respectfully req ueS **, vi-ii the Gymnasium, ard inspect the ffl** tuition. r.ov 18-tr" 11 . L. PENNEY, MIX IA TUR K PA / V TER, Masonic 1!« :L Specimens may be seen at his room, or at the Store oi H. A. Riclimon.l. nov THE READING ROOM Attached to this office is open to subscribers, 1 5 strangers introduced by them, every day and > ,r ning (Sunday evenings excepted) until 9 o’ch" k •Suiiseription S3*Dr. GARDNER, futtnerly resident n i.ie New York Hospital, and physician at■ vue Hospital, New York, teadeis to the l |Ui :,t professional services. ,, fl j Os Ike in Washington street, between Ellis streets Residence, Eagle 8. Phteinx ap 2 FRKNC H Hi L LINE HY • n sr ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK, (For a few days only.) A HANDSOME assortment of Ladies fail X “V r.efs, colors ala mcnle, will be op - ieu morning, at .Mr. King’s curl and fancy or f’ j fl . 291 Broad street, up stairs, one door above • surance Hank, opposite Lamback’s, whica sold immediately, the proprietor going t J . leans. jy v RICE. —A fresh supply just received, be kept constautlv on hand, and M =* quantities to suit pu.chasers, tv ...-p nov 20-u ■ MAR DEL LE *