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! S. W. &V. S. JQXES. . r n T -; T . „; ~ —' - _ A GLaIA. (jA.. iLEsDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 15, 1840. VOL. IV. —No. 299. rUi! CHlt-OMci 2 i VD -l - **** .SIISD OAil-- . HI- \HE LY. VMO '.VT'r T Z T v ir -\(*. 20 Brniui-*!., -ret. TE, . .1- ■ jaiiu paper, en Dolls s per annum, m advance friAVeady pmptr, At ix Dollars ia advance s S*ven at the end of x e veav. y. jr/ ■ uqur, Tarae Do 1 *rsin advance, or Four at ■ ' . ■ —: ——Hl"" 1 4 artic.e piiuiish i roiow, ’oncoiuii;; he |_ new and popular jctrrne advanced >v the iiastrioiw loeiicke n < *rmauy cannot fail jf ex i:u;_ - cep md tfmllii ; .mere.-r ■ liroiutntr.it »ui .juniry. i - - .an siateu .r m lie sermon. CIS )FF‘ \ T Gi.ELICKE, n nan u. The Skate r>f ijmah 3esef actors ~ lUixm* f North, md a ulk America, _.-t;is Offo.v Goe: can, M. J.. a£ Germany. Europe.j .jeiongs the ar rorisuabie aonor of onaixig . . ■ ---• :ocr; a. o the • eof neci i-e — ioctnne vfuca. Ldgn T-nernemi'. moused > \ nanv n *he :acaitv. ,oj waxen tail a rateable meraoer,) fie proves to b s well founded in truth Jiv ioctnne >i ioiy V —aaoctnne. inon he ,-enty n which are stuq nded -he ira >i millions and which ooidly challenges ais >p osers -o refute. -*iz -umption .s . lisease a vav- jccasioned by a iiwmiered state of Vis Vitae ur -ae A-iticiple nth mmaii joav • wj- often ecretly harfciog in the. Ay?-tern for years before ■ere a the east compia it of the Lungs —ana vmcn :nav ,e retrain •- hougn :ot o o ucxiy . axed, as a common coid r a simple oeatiacne. An .nvaluably precious loci ne this, a; r .—j parts on .aDortsuu .t->so:i o :.c jarr-iiiD' .<• uthy ii join •exes, teaching dicrn it t this .nsioioua oe nav etn xnooserved nrnats f heir 'iayey house* * even while they imagir ! .hemseives ecure from h atacks. learning ther | that the great .secret mthe ut gP pnmrving texitk jLto pluck me :he disease iSMs m tt> naze, uia i honl ui the fuilgromm -or. , This .ilustnous aeneia tor of nan is also entitled to youi unieigned aratiti ie. and the dratituae )f a world, for the invention t his inatchiess Sanative. —whose leaiini •sat not ustlv uaim or i -ucn i itle, since it has so sisp illy triumphed over our ; ,-ieat common enemy. 'imumplion. joth n ne irst and last stages —a medicine which has i ;ho roughly tilled the v-act ira in the Alatena Aledica. md thereby proved itself ae Tp* Coswrnr of Ehm~ ir ansJ^Z —i .nedicim oi vmcn all nankinu vill have aoundant cans ;to bless the oenencent .and oi a tind )r ovide —t aedicine wnose wondrous rirtues have d>*n so gtownagiy pourtray ed even by some of oui v.iergy. n their pastoral -isitstotee sickchamoei; try which means they jjten become the happy *;uumenis oi caanginc de sponding mto i-. I - into leaith. ma ji Diends .nto oyfuiicss J. cp a samrs ■jatliiless sanatii'e. t medicine >i nore ralie to man than the vast names of Austria, or eve. 4 the inuea treasures >i our —ft medicine. J - uc:i is ootamed equally from 'he .'eiatauifc.anirr.fi mu mineral iingdams, md thus possesses % timiifbid jower.—i medicine, wnicn, though ie-ignea i» t emedy for :onsump ion oielv, is possessed *’ a mysterious mliuence over man'* iisea.sc-s o th. human v^iem. —■ neui une. wmea aesdns to be laiuedby physicians , who ae taiiv 'vimessmi; t- | rtouishini .re- u many •vnora *hey o :ne grasp m the insa daMc >«Pfc. DOSE rs the Seeatire. for adults, me irop; for children, a hail-drop; anj i. for infants, a .juarter drop j the 'ilrections exp* .imng the manner oi 'a iihi i half it i iuarter a op. Price —Three and own* ihird ax ioilars* s2^o) p r hmij ounce. 1 German com vaiut T 3 . ents. p _= ;> -a ,=3 ~*f , i KTtijicate from thre j ’umbers ,f the Medical Profession in Gr'%:innu. n Europe. Te. the ondersdsnea. Sracutionors ol nedieme .a Germany, are we:l a |r.e that, ly rur .-uurse. we mav oneit he men a»up of some of the ty, but»l at its tMßffrai ’ttmeebeo, wtm ire im mriuenced by seihsn mußves. I uough .ve 'hail refrain from an exoress»i aot mr rpinion. either )1 the soundness or xnst indness >i Jr. lOeiicK ® lew ioctnne. we ire iu uy o ay fat we teem us Sanative mo valua: e tut o it- ;eneraily mown —for wnat our es leiuid md oui -at tear, we must believe. We nereoy -ta e, th . when Dr. Olsen Goeiick hrst came uefot the sxerman putiic. is the oreiended discoverer if a new ioctnne md a new medicine, we held mm in the Highest < on empt. jeiieving and ope If pronouncing um .o be a base .mpostor u i the in. v ' yiacas. t. >n iearing so much said aoc, t the v lwntiVft, Agfti>ut i na for it, ve were mau -a. .rom motives a un ut mereiv. to t; u ot As reputed '• ntues inon a au:nuer oi our eless patients ; and ve ijw ieem it our >t nates lutv ■*’ p u at he -xpense oi <eif-.nterest : ouuiiciv to idarowlcdge is eificacy m curing nr miy consumption, out other fearful maladies, y men we nave nereioiore relieved to oe incurau . <)ur contempt or he tiicoverer oi ms medic 1 e was it once -wallowed •. ri >ur liter ostomsr. sent it these inexpe-.tea eouits; and. .is amends >r our muse oi aim. we n ro me ;v confess to th world, that we believe am a nhiiauthropist. wh ioes mnor to 'he nroles . x mu o our •oimti v i nia 2 - ave urn orth. :ie recent adoption thi» nedieme into some s >ur Euroioean nosmtat j, s a sumcient guaranlt ;.ai t oerforms ail pro fuses. It needed not an oaumony, for wnevever Ins used a a its own best mi ■» UERM. N ETMULUSR, *. o. -V iL ” *1 VAN GAULT, m. o. AJOLP-\'S VVEII.NEU. >l. 0. Germany December P. •S ’ f~i c IA <ssr ri & ’■ t t” c. f'^.XAT! T; —jy .n .r.icie n our paper ro-,iay. it w?;il be <een that this :nedi une nas ost none ol ts yrtues >y :rossm antic —for it appears to*; oe workin_ ures •uAraertea 'o "hose vm ;iaave astomsneu c.mope. - Boston Morning Post.. I '-For sale ov BEN.Ti iMIN TALL. Age n Eat 'h Post Office- lt c LE COUDIAL DE OU L EL -IXIH DE LMFdOLR* nerreivA hv th s oaoer# that the tiirnoua V? Fre?; Vlagmn. ima eft»b t»heu in agency or I. adi 11 hMfaave nameu utraomiiiarv medicine a 1 ' l>eaK ■he iriiiii. MC ire • ■ ■' w h ; - ire -ox inanv pe'i'ie u hta oart >i he i.iriw • -*u.v. v\ e ..ire sot or or n o in -xuianaiiun u . ntiers erfl-cfed I this mcmcme iere, Hts mil nevertheless veniur la •«» ltot :t :s ne ut nu.z .n ihe world io gentlemen ami adies a.io ire 3ft d* ami rives, md vnu mm mu noiutrs. i’hc agenf mouui aKe hi. .nets.. _ur> he ar vest, where p* ipie aie -.carce Examiner ‘ r'tr LurmeGeniiai ' is i nvi.ornior »t?he human rame : «« * ««* gtior, lasHiiude, uid dec ualion, and % u n une -o Kunu.e. yet so e( it-ucious, t.ai 'd. o * | cnovate he orusiraieo a. rgies *i n giaid. 111 u ' ar.t .ut ■ ise t. not >:. van me.unite, mi w.t.. ru vantage. The * ***** • onuai s also ui ne taw lineiiceoi he inue. »f ne nvc.iumery nsenorge oereoi. it s ih.evv.se .n -Qvaluable and tinner cd tneoieme n cakes ol , urome upturns >i h -kiu, ana r. me iropsimi atfecnons >i die men This eeieoratc-a aia mesu iiauie s or sale- by havh a.nd, aisusy & cu. THOU A2* DAJiUE'Fi’ <SL CU. .NELi* LAxiTEli mg 20. ingMta Ga. * CtWßynj dyspeptic L L.«e ind r-iinabh- .- . I JTKiI.il S there is ri<»,n,nz hn”’ hsgust nv osihiio eye man die mmiraeranie i rt’sesoefiuj (J , nosh rums that are consiamly ap .«armg in rhe public prints. All are rcanyioex .• taint, our souls are our ears are pained with rdat s reports oi ills ana specifics. Tints slate ; :h. public mind would teem to forma any person ■ t delicate nmd trora sending lorih any new hs iov cries * n mec.cine. ;o tbe trial of tfae public. Jitiil, monves ui delicacy should not prevent us .rom making known real discoveries, which we are cua lident will benefit our leilovv men. This iaiter consiueraiion .us prompieo die author oi ihesehn ers i o maKe' hem .mown. He knows they are uigh ‘ V for he rumseif, his wife, and many iriends, have given i aem a thorough rriai. He was iraseli a •oafirraed dyspeptic, so much, I hat even ia recollection was gone. By using these buters he has been restored to health. Mrs. Cosby was froubied tor many ears, but vas restored ro beaiih i by ihe use ol these bitters. This has been rhe case with many ot ms trends. Mr. Cosby in sending i Till: ms idvert iseraent, io dresses those who Know him. Ho has oeen lor many years a resident ol Augusta at winch place he canal any urne b« consulted about ihe bitters. They are good in all ■ases at diseases at the digestive organs, the symp toms oi which are indigestion, pain or oppression : i the stomach trom toon, iossoi appetite, datuien- I cy. neart urn, gidhtness in rhe ueau, uam in the side, siiortnos ol breath, lassitude, general veaK nesa. oisiu.bea -leep, ozc The corauosiuon s en reiy Botanical, aa has proved efficacious w hen many celenrateii medicines had failed, in support of which ie refers ihvrato Freeman W. Lacy, she riff >t Richmond countv, and W uham T rhoinp son. etntor oi die Augusta Mirror, and be aughi re iisryou to many others, our deems u anne. sssarv os ue 13 willing to pla<«iton its own merits. aU heusKs ig ior inuse who arc afflicted with me dys pepsia ro give it a trial. They ran he nad at T. H. Plant’s book-store. Auzusia. and ut < *. Cosby nmselt, at the corner oi Vi isnington md Ellis-atreets. GAUVIN or HAINES, Druggists,Augusta ROQEIIT AUSTIN 4- Co. Augusta. WLLEIAM ti LLOYD, Savannah. D I VID REID, Macon. FRAME IS OUTER, Druggist, Columbus, S C S. D CLARK if Co. Dmeg l si 9, timneurg. HA ST lb. if NICOL. Greenville, S. (J --pun g- Laroche, Druggists, Savanuati, Ga. nnv 30 ly Radical C are oi Hernia or Rupture, by Dr. Chase’s Impravetl burgeons-' Trusses. fTRHE subscriber uas opened on oiEce, at the Drug doze oi Messrs. J. J. Robertson x. 00., forthe treatment of Hernia or Rupture, by means of these istiy ceieuratea .nstruments. lie aas now used them or nearly a year, md, did not delicacy forbid, ! he could name several persons who have ueen raai \ rally cured, of this truly hsuessmg and dangerous infection, by he use oi these Trusses, besides manv others vno are .n a fairway of being entirely re lieved. The following is rhe .anguage of rhe com mittee ol tie Philadelphia Medical Society on the Radical Core of Hernia. The instruments of Dr. Chase have etfected the permanent and accurate retention of the m mstines m every case of Hernia observed by the committee, without material .nconvemence to the patitui. and often under triais more severe than are usually ventured upon jy those who wearother trusses; trials that would he imprudent with any ether apparatus known :o the committee.’’ •• ihe committee are nauced by the foregoing conclusions to ecoramena. n Along terms, the in stillments of Dr. Chase to the commence of the nrofesston. as he best known means oi me chanical retention in lemia, and as furnishing the ugliest chances of radical cure. ’ The following is from the Southern .Medical and Southern Journal, published .n our own city. “ All must admit of the radical cure of hernia. md hat Dr. Chase’s Trusses are deciaeoly the oest vet invented to etfect rhe object. : ’ p.ersonsiiom a distance can aave the instruments ..ppiied. upon application at the oihce. and ail ac cessary information given to enauie them to adjus it themselves. The poor, who are laboring under ihi.! aiiiicling compiaant, will be tieateagratuitous- Iv- upon presenting a certihcate.from some res t ie person, of their pecuniary disability. The nstruments are of ail sizes, ana appiicibie T every variety ol reducible rapture. feb 20 V. M. ROBERTSON-M. D. O THE FACULTY AND HEADS Os F AMULI ES. DR. MILES’ COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO —a suhstituie lor Calomel, ana oes not jeiong to the lainny of quacx neoiemes; for the .eason that the component pairs are made known to the faculty, or any one else that may wish to know, by any of the agents keeping them ior sale, -ince this discovery so ong and anx ously looked for, some one in almost the extreme Forth ias advertised a Tomato Pill, purporting tt ie made iom the -talk, t thing uot note insuiu than for one to older rnea. from the corn stalk, to sav nothing of the difficulty of raising the Tomato i o far North. Dr. Miles, of Cincinnati, is ‘he proprietor of the Tomato Piii? (proper) for tfae great benefits of which, *e aoids himself round, and in honor pledg ed to prove by their use, that they are ail that they profess to be. and will do for othcis wnat they gave done ior such is mav have used them; as ms is a vegetable ot great use, and ''auue.ii will doubtless oe vaiuauie .nformation to iamiiies to :aiow that the Yellow are just doubly as valuable as the Red Tomato, and produces twice as much of the hapaline, or active principle, and when used as a daily vegetau ie will ue found to keep the vstem in much uetter condition than the other kind ; many will recollect with wnat tremuiing anxiety calomel aas men given to cniiaren, and auvv they then wished lor a <UDslitule. It aas ong been known that the Tomato contained ca -1 haitic principles, but not until ol late was it a-certamei *nat aey coiiiameu alterative and diu retic properties. The Faculty eraorace ana use , be preparation most cheerfully, for the reason that uev know wnat it .3 Were .t a patent mystery, dev would ae bound to reject the medicine, as they ustly do the one thousand and one cure-alls of the tav. tt rou wish tr ’eanse the system with a oiid. -a_e anti-oiliou aedicine. use the Tomato i j] ji which a su t we learn, will soon >ein bis'city. Wo aii iuk omttaing auoui :ms, ure w - tr vouid call aiterutoii ro ihe advertisement .n our columns o-*iay, ol i J LT v EGE TILLs. We unueretond by the oes* med ical auihwitv, that there is no prcparaiion of rhe day \ men enjoys su envmole a repuiauon. At the su.itn ana North, their success has oeen onDoUtiuea. aid wherever unreduced we beiievro iney nave given it»e irosi perlect satisiaciion. v * * a ' p , day bad an interview with one ot mr citizens, a. ii. f.,x, who was recently cared ol a moat retnara irole and otmuuue cutaneous eruption, where ne i Kjuy was covered with m.sorae ideers. and even he tonsils oi me throai eaten iwav -me oy imng Ue*e FILLB daily for six weeks, was eniueiy re aorta to beaiih.— Vrw York Examiner PETERS* VEGETABLE PILLs. Thev do indeed resiore .he oeaitli ol fie .tody, :iecause It ley purity and n\ igorau ne blood, ana lieu rood, effects ire noi coumcrnaianteu by any ncutivetuence . wing composed entirely u vegem lies, they oo not expose ifiuse who 'isc fieiu :«• danger, and their eiftxfis are its ‘ertam as they are -tauitarv ; ihey are dstiy and safely admmistered to iiiam-y, vouifi, manaoou and old age. and o wo uen ui the most crnicai na deiica.e cucumstam es. l,ev do not oisuirn or shock the annnai functions, mi -estore ihetr order uiu ro esianiish iheir lenilfi; mi ror ui rhe purposes which a vegeiaide p rga •ve or certain cleanser oi the vno.e sym«n ire re ,uired• nev uand wanout a nvai-tney are miow la to ue ail mat can oe ateuiu plumed .n meuicine, loth lor power anti innocence yr R» rail once L cent* aer box, hold at oil •rJionncuAi UtiiJG aTOhtis m n*. jnnc.w«* Augusta, Ga. iUg cua jours. Oft ANTI-BALSAMIC GOKOHRHfEAL SOLUTIOn, Warranted 'o cur* in Five L/aij nt -ncompanuve and it valuable emeav so k ong known, and osed with such onnarraiieien -uccess in rhe faaauas for the last 30 veats, oo pears to need ao panegyric. Its operation upon the mman system is such that it invariably acts like a harm, ior the reiiet and radical cure of a certain common and disagreeable ‘Mils thetlesn is beir to.” Lins prize biams its own name from the certain success inch has attended t fhrougn Ml of its trving c cumstances. nameiv. --five iay=. ’—the ame su ess winch folleweu it in a Northern lati tude till ootauis m a more Southern. The formula or lecipe was obtained at great expense, intrigue and nazarrt by M. Cheverc^. from the celebrated Indian iuef W vbexothe. or Great .Moon, whilst ne. with others was pursuing the lucrative Fur u une«? <n rhe North west with the Indians.— Wabenoshe prized highly and use it with invariable -access throughout his two tribes. Its mown and aiueti virtues nave already enriched o ai almost ncretiifaie extent the cmidren ot rms warlike prince, not only by actual -aie oi he article itself to n dividuals. out by carting with comes of his receipt at enormous prices to the Chief of every tnbe of ndians n America, with a oleran promise to the Great Spirit, never to divulge the ‘art of its com position until he -leeus with his lathers.” aichougfi rree to use it in their respective tribes, whicn places it in the hands of every Indian who rely -Aitb, I may say, religious confidence on its cura ble powers Beiow is a cony of 'he translation as near as it can be anglisized ol the deed gi>on by Wabenoshe. to M. Cheveret. when he purchased the original recipe, uid :iad twice assisted he Gluei mmseif through the feuious manipulatory process of maniuactnre. Few .vnue men vouid credit the length of time which -s consumed in preparing the article ior m rnediaie use. TRANSLATION. ■‘L Wabenoshe, Chief of the nations Ottowaand Chippewa, ior 'he rove and good feeling which I nave for my white friend M. Cheveret, for ne las ■done many good things for ne and my people.) I give to mm my greatest cure lor the oad sickness •vmcn my children have ’.ad -enl among them a* a punishment bv the Great Spirit, find hope that u ms hands it may do much good, and mate aim very rich.” Signed WABINOSHE.his >< mark. Witness APPAHO, ins mark. EVERETT LAYMAN, HILL AM MCAKIE, J. B. ROY, R. O. DUPUIS, J. S. CARDINAL. This Medicine, I warrrnt by this oubiicaiion. un der a penalty of >5,000, not to contain one para de ox corrosive preparation. It s purely regula ble in its essences. Its first and prominent virtue is to suodue every vestige of mdamation, and then acts mildly and copiously is a diuretic; therebj aoiding within itself, every reams tie virtue, for :he luoduction oi this loathsome raaiaay —and ev ery regular graduate in medicine, will sustain the assertion, that copious diuresis and reduction ot .n --iiation, are the only two things necessary to etfect a sound and radical cure The peculiar virtue of the ‘C’.nq Jours.” is in this, that wherever .t alone ias been used :o aifect a cure, none of those Minacious ana iisagree able consequences wmch almost invariably results .rom the sudden cure of Gonorrncea, rave been known to obtain suen as stricture, hernia, rumoi alis, incontinence, and a swarm of other of the .most loathsome, perplexing, anu iisagreeaoie dis eases, consequent upon erroneous uagnosis and treatment of Gonorrncea. Those affected are requested to ''ail and try for themselves. If he prescriptions ire well oilow ed and faai to cure, the money will .n every case be returned. You can do what you please and eat wnat you please. To be uadat Antony i Haines. No. 232, Broad street, who are the only authorised Agents m Au gusta. Ail orders undressed to them, will >e promptly attended to. For saie, also, by Wm. B. Veils .xCo, Druggists. Athens; andP.M. Cohen a Co. Charleston, au - - - =~ ' ■ I ———I—I—M— VALIER’S CELEBRATED FRENCH PILLS. THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS CHAL LENGE! '' HE genuine French Pills against all the quack 1 nostrums of the age—for the cure of a certain disease. The FRENCH PILLi are applicable in all caaea for eittiei sex, warramed free from rnerru ry; .mu do not tfifectihe breath in the east, and are oerfectly pj°asam and agreeable to the stomach, and have never failed to mane a speedy and per manent cure, without the east regard io diet or application io business. In :ong, protracted, or chronic stages of ihe disease, obstinate f Gleets, Fluor Aibus, (travel, Feraaie Gomp'atnis. ora weakness of those organs, thev ire beyond a doubt rhe moat effectual remedy ever liscovered. laving cured nanv ohsttiiate cases after every other medicine oa<i laded. The Frencti Fills nave been so nmver sailv successful, that the proprietor challenges any one ro produce a remedy ot qua! certainty under a loneiiure of Three Hundred Dollars. Price Si per box. Fur sale bv HAVILAND, RIDLEY <Sc CO. THOMAS BARRETT iz, CO. NELSON CARTER, B HARRIS tug 20 ROBERT AUSTIN di Co. - L.' yl>* i ■ rc;’ •• :-3c-V VRZ OF FRAUD. r f' s HE unpreceaenteti ponuianty of this bynefl a. cent tndinestimableCOßDlAL in the *• mied r-iates, aas inducetl one or more unpnncipieo er smis to manufacture spurious catchpenny article *, under nnnous names . tnd purporting to fyroduce -he ame effect; but which, in reality, produce no oilier etfect iban that ol .■'Windiinz rhe ouhiic; ana ro give a vet more plausible anpearnnee ,»t th* - r pidiiy, rhose persons affect hat iheir wretcae . nos iniras aave been in use in England and elsewhere lor a number ot '-'ears; wnerms. intil he lilcstnous Dr. Magnm made his wonuertul discovery, no cure tor oarrei.ness nau been ever i bought oi. or it east raaue punlic : and ail those then in ise lor :be restorauun ot '.he decayed virile powers were tound ro oe of out little avail. Thus, ad nostrums adver tised tor Murrenness or the cure ol ;mt)oien< '.. >ut Dr. Magnin’s. are mere -atrnpennv oumouzs, which would never nave oeeu thoesnt oi out ior the appearance and great cc efmty )t he LI *HN A CUKDIaL As no eounterteit ol ihe name .s it oresent ,n curuianon. t may m general oe a rorfi cient cauLon for thv purctwserio ask rortfie i-acina ' C iruiai, tut as luntier assurai-.ro. vouid ne is well to note toat ts nam , LartnaComiai, or Elixir ,1 Love, s -camped n :fie alas* ot eacn .oit!e-Lhe combined arms of France and the i anted -tales ue m the out warn envelope —«hat a tieur ro L,a ; s n rltiled un the uroompanymg .fireciions, and oeauulu.ir t-ranossed on the show-bills hanging ;n he sort's' *i nose wno aave the genuine article tor *aie. _ ~ , , _ . The ceiehntv of she Lurma Lormai oemg -ucn is t s, it ;s scarcely nterwry to aud mat t is he miv liiciem remedy ior aarrenness. and lie resto auon of dreaytd vime powers eyet Known; ana nat n the cure of Fluor Aibus, G.eel. obstructed, difficult or painful Menstruation, the nconnnence „ the unne, or the nvoiuniarv dw aarge thereof, , u si-ccnontv over every other meuicine s not on ly oeciaea. out inquesuonanie. rur ay J HA> ILAND. RlbLhi at CD. THOMAS BARRETT it CO. NELSON CARTER. ROBERT AUSTIN fit Co. aug 20 lugmuu Gfc aCIBSUGFS. HULBERT it ROLL, at 'he old stand formerly occupied by Mai. Jesse rhompson. comer of Ellis and Mcin 'o«h s*rpe!«. are now receiving an en tire new -tors of Carnages from the vest manmac arec at the North, of the ! test and most approved -tyro, consisting of Coaches. Coacaees. -tanamg ana Extension Top Barouches. Charioteer,Buggies Sulkies, Wagons, istc., together with a large and well -.elected assortment of Harness, ail of which they will dispose of on the most liberal terms, f )r --ders ror any description of Carriages of their awn ’i Northern manufacture thankfully eceiven md promptly executed. Their fnenas .uid the public arc respectfully invited to cail and examine heir stock LTRenairmg m all its branches faithfully exe cuted. and with despatch ts * nov I IMA NO P»IT K». H PARSONS, 295 Broad street, keeps at ail # times for -ale, a large stock of PIANO FORTES. from he aest builders ;n the country. — 710 -lock generally consists of about 'hirtv to forty instruments, comprisintc ail the qualities.. These instruments, are selected with great care, and are recominenaeti with confidence. Persons wishing to purchase can io is well at this estabiisnment a* at any ol the northern manufactories. A guaranty, as -o quality and durability, is fur nished in every instance. Also, a well selected stock of sheet MUSIC, Pre ceptors. J£C., together with Guitars. Violins. Flutes. Accordions, anu most of the -mail articles usually xept in a Music Store. de: 21 ts HAYS’ LHfOLENT. THIS fine aiticle is warranted to cure Piles or Rheumatism in ail cases, or no pav taken for it. GLARING FRAUD/ A notorious counterfeiter aas iared to make an attempt upon this article, and several have aeen nearly ruined >y tryingu. Never buy it. unless it ias rhe written signature ot' COMSTOCK v Co. on he splendid wrapper. I hat firm have the only ignt to make and sell it for 20 years, anu ail from hem s warranted perfectly muocenl and eifectuai u all cases. N. B. Always detect the false by its not having the amove : ignatuie. The true sold only bv COMSTOCK if Co., Wholesale Dr-tsrg'sts. No. 2 Fletcnerst. N. T. SOLOMON ILiYS, Original Proprietor. The genuine .s for aie by GARVIN x HAINES, and ROBERT CARTER. Augusta. ly jan > THJE HUMAN HAIR, 13 Warranted staid or restored, and the aead xept free from Danurmf, ay the genuine OLD RIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. Rememuer the genuine as described beiow. Tltis s certified *o ay several Mayors, Ministers ol the Gospel. British Consul. Physicians, and a great number of our most respectauie citizens, to oe -ceil where it is sold. DARING FRAUD/ This article ias aeen imitated by a notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be purenased or used unless it nas the aameoi E. 3. COMSTOCK, or the signature oi COMSTOCK A Co., on a splendid wrapper. This is the only external test that will -ecure the nuoiic from deception. Apply at the wholesale and retail nifice. No. 2 Fletcner street, near Maiden Lane and Peau -r.— Address, COMSTOCJA 4’ Co., Wholesale Druggists. The genuine :s for sale by GARVIN ot HALSES, and ROBERT CARTER, Augusta. ly-jani) UIATINCTTS tND .KENTUCKY JEANS.— SNOWDEN v SHEAR live received rom New Yorl; a larze supply of Satinetts and iven tuckv Jean a , of various colors. Aiso. a arge -iup p: v of Lupin’s best French Merino’s, of beautiful colors, to wmch they respectfully invite .he atten tion of the public. sept 15 PHELPS’ COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.— pills may be taken on my occasion when an anti-bilious purge s needed, andlrom he i safety with which they may fie used, md pleasant less of their effects,have obtained great repula lion os a roneiai family medicine. For <aie by aug 24 HAVILAND, lUSLEY k Co. HERMITAGE EXTRACT.—This lately in vented combination of deiigfitfui odors, i;as acquired a just popularity, not only by reason o I the -trengtfa and aeiicacr. jut of the extraordina rv duraiion of us uei iurae. Whilst the strength of many other extracts and essences is almost as eva nescent as the bloom of the dowers from whicn thev are derived, the Hermitage retains its fra grance for an mrounue length of time, and is scarce to oe removed .rom the garment on which it is poured, by washing; hence it is prooauiy the cheapest and most delightful penume oi onr .abora tones. Aiso. Cologne, Lavender. Oranze. F’ronda and Rose Waters, ;n great vanetv. For sale :y mar lb GARVIN x HAINES. gi UR LING FLUID, xc.—Blenair gwithagratc ful ana refreshing penume, the (tesuauie quality of and promoting the growth of the Hair, without giving to .t the greasy hue oi ■ Pomatum, or rhe volatile moisture ofThe Oils. Its utility is connrmed by the most extensive con sumption. Also, the Genuine Maccaisar Oil, and v\ aru- Celeuraled Hair OR- For saie uy mar R GARVIN ac HAINEF. Ci ACTION. —The public is cautioned against trading fora promissory note.made by Samuel Howell, mor about :he Lini day ol Aurii ast, pa van l e Ist of January last,ior OneHunared Dol ors. ntere-t from date. ,n xavor of J. W. K.tties anu ov :um endorsed —trie same laving fieen .u>t ji mislaid ov the subscriber to wnom settlement has aeen iiane iy me dtawer. TH(;b. BAJLNrS. marh | PEHFL'.IIEIIY" - muersignei u now receiving a complete I as-rortmem it Cologne, Lavender. Florida and Hdfe'- Vaiers. Cosmetics. Fancy anu Shaving . .... .... Mi ■ va- , rte’v' which oe will sell row. S-’t WM. M. D’ VNTIGNAC, Druggist. Georgia. Bichraond coanty ; a N Election Mil be beldam the tint Monday A n januatv next for rive Justices of the In error Court for he irounty atoresaid. and at the Tiint iov Collector iax Upturns lor ssiidcounty. Re v VLENTLNE WALKER, J. IC.R. C. benjamin h. warren. J. I. C. R.C. VBh \LOM RHODES,i. I. C. R. C. JOHN SKINN ER, J. L C. R, C. November 10. "md WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. (’« VRVIN s HAINES, No. 232, Broau -ireet. T are constantly receiv ng iresd -uppnes oi Dnig*. ’FunU, LTD. Glass, ke. Aiso an extensive assortment oi Brusnes, Toilet and shaving '■oaj'S, Pen uraerv, xc., of domestic an-foreign manmac Envqm Garden >e*o. Country merenents ana Physician? aie dmted to call aim examme our stock. i überai discount maoe tor ea*a- • ct GITA VEGKTAUILLS.—TAYLOR’S REMEDY FOR DEAFNESS 4 9L PPLY ot the above ceieorated remedy soar DEAFNESS, kept snstsmlv on nand aud for sale oy ; oct 14) GARVIN X HAINES. FURNITURE AND PIANO-FORTE W ARE-HOf SE. No. 23fi Broad trees. Augusta, Georgia. The suosenber. iiaving previrus y IS bought out the .merest of A. L. Bau ta .n us Furniture Akuehouse. has now -soiiaten umseif with me of tb e aigest manufacturing estabiish- JFN | ments in New York, flatters hunseii that he will be able to oner to the public an assortment of Furniture.superior ;u potni of workman-nip and durability, to .my heretofore olferefi n Augusta. As the manufacturing will have the personal attention of one ol the partners, the strictest care will be observed n the -election of good wood and ay material.,*© essential to fie durability. Also, a general assortment of Pianos, from ’he est manufactories in the t aion, More particulars ly the New York Piano Forte company’s instru ments, which < arnot be excelled for >weemess ot tone and durability, in tho southern dimate. b»' any manufactory n the United States. Our nstm nenls are -elected with rhe greatest I’are, by one who is a rompetent udze. and a written guaiantee is furmsned in every instance, if required C. A. Piatt returns his thanks io the public lor their former patronage, and solicits for the company that share ol public patronage heretoiore bestowed on himself. The oiisiness n future will fie con tncTed ov iac 2> CHAS. Pi.A'TT Jc C.o AUGUSTA FURNITURE WARE HOUSE. ul HT* D. H. SILCOX, JO3 Broad j I steeps at ail times for-aie, a large us -1 sortment of Cua met Furniture, oi superior workmanship and veil ea -onto materials, mane expressly for tne Southern Dimatc. Every arti n 'he above business, with ail the variety of new patterns, continually received. Persons wishing to purchase can do a well at this estaDiisliment as at any of the Norths era manuiactones. To oe soiq for casn or good citv iccentances. mar on \DMDfISTHATQR*S NOTK’E.—AII ;rorsons having claims against the estate of Carswell, iate of Richmond County, deceased, are requited to hand them in, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law, and those m debt will make payment. R. CLARKE. Administrator. Octoner 23 1840. NOTICE. FOUR months oiler date application will b# made to 'he Honoraclethe Justices of the In ferior Court of Richmond County, wnea sitting as a Court of Ordinary, ior leave to -eil a pair of the real estate of Lewis B. Rhodes, iate of Richmond county, aeceased. ABSALOM W. RHODES, Executor. November IS, 1840. '|*HE Subscribers aave this day entered mto I Partnership aider the firm of FORCE, BRO THERS A CU. LEWIS M. FORCE, JOHN P. FORCE, BENJAMIN W FORCE, BENJAMIN CONLEY, Augusta, January Ist, IS4D. Ail persons indebted to 3. W. Foncs Hi Co. are requested to make immediate payment FORCE. BROTHERS if CO. Wnoiesalc Dealers in Boots, Shoes and Leather, have on rand m ex ■ tensive -took, which they offer to country mer chants at Northern prices. jan 1 ts NOTICE. THE Justice? of ihe Inferior Court for the County of Richmond will elect, on the first ! Monday in December, a Keeper tor the Poor House for twelve months from the first Monday ia Janu ary next. For particular? inquire ol the under signed. By order. JAMES McLAWS, November 10, 1840. Olerk. trwtd ! <ri EORGIA BURR STONES FOR SALE.—A 2 tivst rate oair of these Mill Stones, fear and a naif feet in diameter. For terms apply at this office. jan 31 ts In the Superior Court of Richmond County. Term, 1840. William Bostwick, -^ vs. u. Rule Nisi. John P. Coles, j L r Pt)N the pennon of William Bostwirk. setting forth that he was in the possession of a pro mossory note, made fiy one John P. Coles, dated on the doth day of July, 1819. and payable -ixty days alter date, to the order of William Bostwick x Co., for tnree hundred and seventy five 15-100 dollar - , which was destroyed by nre on the eignih of Au gust, 182 u, and praying this court to estaoiish a copy n lieu of -aid original note so destroyed; I: j is ordered, hat the said Jonn P. Coles do show cause, at the next terra of this court, why a copy diouid not j? established in ;ieu of -aid original note. It is furtbcroidercd, that a copy of this rule je erred on the -r.io loim P. (.ole? tbirty days prior to the next term, or be published once a month for tour months prior thereto, n one oi the public gazettes of the city of .iugusia. A true extract from the minute?. August 27,1840. JAMES McLAWS. Cl’ic. Tins aNi/ AIL KINDS 6F UENA IEST.4L HAIR. ubsmber offer? 'o the La iej and Gen -1 tlemen of iugusta md vicuntv, at No. 281 Broad—t.. one ioor aoove the Insurance Bank, op iosite Laraback a full ana fasmonahie a«*ort ment of Ornamental Hair, Wigs, Toupees, Curls, P:aits, Plain Bands. Everlastings, xc. Also, —A large assortment of Combs. Broshes. K: ench Flowers, Head Ornaments. I’cnumeiw. Toilet md fancy articles —ul elected with the , greatest care; latest patterns and ; io«f fasiuona ;de it * ie. Wholesale and retail. Gentlemen laboring inner the unpleasantness of 'heir Wigs not ittir.g, would io well o fry ui im proved style, waicu vfil aui much o ue orniort jf the wearer. Private door up stairs. N. B. Old Curls tressed over. nov. 12 3m N. S. KING. ’■'HE WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION I BUSINESS, neretoiore transacted .n me name lof REES x 3EAo.L. u Augusta. Ga., is dissolved this iav bv limitation. The unfinished ausiness of -aid concern will be attended to by EGBERT B. BEALL —and for that purpose, will .e ’he only authorized person r o use the name ol the ate arm. He will also continue the justness 'or his own ac j count, at ‘he -ame nand, and re rog the -ontimi once of the uatronageof our tormer *i tends. J NO. REES, Oct. I. 1840- w6t) EGBERT B BE.4LL. The Miliedgeviiie lecoroer. Journal, aut Siana arri or Union, linens Whig, and Commons Enquir er, '.vill copy weekly, till the first ot November. in THE VERBENA CREAM, ui Emollient i. wmch affords real pleasure n nurmg produ cing % rich, fragrant, creamy and permanent other, usi .eceivea ana for -aie fiy oct 14 GARVIN St HAINES. FOUR moruhs alter iate application will be mane to the Honorable.the Interior Court ol ,’efferson cou;.: - - ;or a are o->e;l a ot i ame ana xx said couni v. oeing a ;>art of 'he real estate of v amuei Haaniaa. minor of Wm. l iaauan, deceased, or iro .enebl oi -sud minor. THOMAS HANNAH. Guardian. September Sth, 1840. w _ —— - - ’ W /-W ftj w • INSURANCE CO. of COLUMBIA. H. C. FMNiIK Stockholder? of this Company fiav-ng de K termineti io close its usmess,notice :s fierr py given of the same, that those woo liave ma»le insurance with the undersigned. Agent for Au- Fista. may renw then usx etsewueteas .uey ex pire. oue notice of watch will be given. Those who may lave claims against the Com pany, through his agency, will present idem tor adjustment to J, G. DUNLAP, Agent, may 9 4 LL persons indebted to the estate oi Mrs. S»- . \ rati ClarKe. deceased, are notifieu to make payment to the '.mdemgned. anti persons fiavutg icmauds will present the -ame duly proven with in the time prescribed bv ;aw. WM. M. GOODRICH. Adm’r. November 5, 184t>. writ HANAW V.Y from the nubseriter, a A negro boy named GLAIR >VV between 29 and 21 -ear? of age. loont J*tout buiit. verr dark coimilexton. with a very thick head «t mr—»ie is -upposed to fie lunung about Augusta, or upon the 'iand Hills. A Überai reward will be paid or his delivery, or his being lodged ;n uiv safe ail, *o that I get him. oct!Mf J AMES W. CLARK. FOl, R munths liter late, I mail ipply o 'he Honorable, the Court of Ordinary of Burke | countv for eave ro roll the eai estate uid uegroee of Robert J. Alien, deceased, ior a iivision. THOMAS T. ELLISON, vum’r. November 9,184 D. dm4t FOUR noiuh? after laic, application will be made to the Honorable the interior Com t of Striven county, while sitting as a Gouil m Onli nary, for leave to sell the whole at the .antis be longing to the estate of James Mcßride, late ,h said county, deceased. Agn. », 1840. IDHff R. KITTLES, b INOl.il months liter iate. application will ro naae ro the ionoraoie he luicnor Court ot Burke county, when -ittmg ior ordinary pur-weft*, for eave to sell ail the real estate of Joseph H. Beil, minor of Archibald Bell, deceased. JAMES GODBY, Guardian. October 3, 1840. ■ NOUR mouths alter late, application will be f made to the Honorable Interior Court of Co urunia county, wiule sitting for ordinary purposes, for .eave !o sell :tK> acres of and, belonging to the estate of Daniel Ship, deceased. JOHN UARTLEDGE, Adm’r. December 2, 1840. (ieorgia. Lincoln county : John Kergusson applies to me ior If letters of administration on the personal estate of Robert Taylor, of said county, deceased: These are theretore ocite ana admonish, ail and singular* the kindred aud ct editors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within '.he time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why sard letters should not be granted. Given under rnv hand at office, ms Sth Decem ber, 1840. HUGH HENDERSON, Clerk. Georgia. Burke county : Ui UEREAS, John Hatcher applies for .etter? or administration an the estate of W iliain Hatcher, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditor? at said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time pre scribed by law. to shew cause, if mv they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, .n Waynesboro, this 3d day of December. 1840. dec 7 T. H. BLOUNT, Clerk. Georgia, linrke County ; MSTUEREAff Robert J. Dixon oppliei tor Lel- YW terr of administration on the Estate ol Thomas Hurst, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all arm singular, the kindred ana ul the aid de ceased. to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed fi?” iaw to show cause if a y they have vny -am etters -nouid uot ie ,Tante4 Given under my *ianu at ortic« .u Waynesboro. Noveraoer 24, 1840. T. IL BLOU'NT, Clerk, nov 26 Columbia ‘onniv; William S. Jones applie, tor et- Yr ters of administration on :he • stale of aim W. Wood, decaasea. These are thcieiore to cite and admonish all and singular, rhe kindred and -reditorsoi *ard ‘lmaied, to j)* md apoear at my jffice within he ime pie senbed by law, to show cause, if any they hare wny said etters -nouid not fi* granted. Given under my hand, at iffice, this Ht Deeem ber, IH4O. G. JONtB, Clerk. “jefFekson HOTEL FOE lAUt. Jefferson, Jackson County. THE sntsexiber otfers iorsaletbe JEFFERSON HOTEL, ut Jefferson. lackson county; the Beds. Bedding and Furniture, will also he disposed of io the purchaser if desired. He also offers lor -aie a small farm h» thft ’mmediate vicinity of the village, containing between four aod five rtundxed acre*. une hundred and fifty of which is cleared and in cultivation, the remainder well umbered. The House aas a libetal custom, and the ovation sjs healthy as my ection at Georgia. The pro perty will <e sold separate or rogether. and if not -old on or before the first Tuesday n Januarv next at private sale, it will <>n that day be offered at public outcry, to the hignest bidder. In the absence of the-übsenber. terms will ro given and sale made, by appi> mg to Giles Mitchell, or Baird H. Overty Ksqrs , who eude n the village, oct 17-wtlstJan GEORGE OAKLAND FOR iALK. INHE subscriber uifers or are ns Plantation in Jefferson county, containiuz betwerm ane thousand nd eleven mndred acre? of uk. -acst-iy and swamo iand. The .mprovements ire superior aud its ; leant ess to the Central Rail Road, together with its lertiiity. make it a desirable place. Per rons wishing to purchase are invited to -ome and ! <ee 'he growing crop. Corn and fodder, neat cat tle and ii Jig?, amongst wmcti la«t arc BsrxsJure and Philaaeipnia Whites, can be had by the jurraasei or july 14-wtf J. W. M. BERRIEN. KANUOUK LANDS. THE subscriber >lfers for sale tire estate on which ue resides, in he immediate ncmity of <naria. It contain? rotween 'en ami el even hundred acre?, o»k and hukorr, neatly one aaf now a pianiation, the residue in veil timbered :o;e-t. T.’ie mansion mu out-iiouies ne -1 ro-> pacious md convenient, and with the garden, or narri, well of water, xc., the estate is more - v .- pensiveiv md u-etuily unproved than *u; -fiber .a the countv. , . Terms—line-fourth or fifth o: 'he price n tred, the residue on three equal annual ’ns'aiifients. For further -articular?, apply to Nlr •cniar. >naita, or t# -RA ,vKi • nov !« ** notice. THE -abaenber respertfully notifies h« fnredi m he odioimng counties, and througnont the 3t tie. that fie vill attend :o the receiving -mi .or waremg goods roio the Kaiiroad Depot at Madison. ,o-, liter ?t ut January next, iiso 'o rorwardlfcg Cotton to Augusta, ouu vill be prepared to urursn nu friends with goods such as thev may wish at prices -atufactory. THAU. d. RrA-3. >ladi c on. Nor. 9. - K A.ISIOS aOB" M E • T y louxbville, aroftotA. THE subscriber o*gS feasro ro miorm 'be jubiic gcueraily hat she Hill krep* in operation he house ormerty kept oyicv hm aand.Mr. A. >»kes. -leceased odd srro pledge? tei «eif that ail win? vill be taken to ender those eomiortauie wr.o mav ro ro good as to give ror a -•ail and ‘kev will n» find *** !ot .*.l :«nuS«. HANOf dW. Nor. 14, '.540. 41 J