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Newspaper Page Text•WWtr*. * « 2 V- r-.rrr- . . > NO. 165.—VOL. XXXIX.] SAVANNAH, fGEOUGIA,) THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 19, 1841. J ; j, [WHOLE NUMBER—97.574. . > • savannah republican, pitKM>niKi> nAii.r and Tntrwr.nctY ny LOCKE *V DAVIS, • BOITURS AND FlUtriUKTOflN. Daily Papwr., Tri-weakly Paper.. TERMS. . .$10 per annum. .$5 per annum. KT Advertisements appear <rt both pnp*rs._£i\ N. D. Eaoh Citation by tlie Clork* oftho Court# nC Ordinary, that application htt# boon mado far I .otters of Administration, unlit bo published THIRTY DAYS at lolist. Notioo by Exnhutor* and Administrators for Debtors and Creditors to render in their account* must bo published SIX WEEKS. Sales of Negroes by Executors and Adminis trators must bo lit pubic auction, on the first Trios- day of tho month, between the usual hours of *alo, at the nlnco of Public Sales in tho County where tho Letter* Testamentary, of Administra tion, or Guardianship may liavo been granted, tirat giving sixty days notice thereof in otto of the public gazettes of thfs State, and at the donref the Court Houso, where such sales aro to bo Notice?orleavo to sell Negroon, must bo pub lished for four moutlis, before any order absolute shall be made thereupon by the Court. Sales of Real Estate by Executors, Administra tors, and Gtuirdioiu, must bo publis'.ied SIXTY DAYS before tho day of Sale. Those sales must bu made at tho Court House door of the County in which tho property is situate, mid on tho first Tuesday ofthe .Month,between the hoursoftouin the morning and four in tho afternoon. No salo from day today is valid, uulcss so expressed in tho advertisement. Application*hy Executors, Administrators and Guardians to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to •ell Land, must be published FOUR .MONTHS. Sales of pewonal property (except negroes) of tostato and iiitcstato estates by Executor# and Administrators must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors and Administrators for Letters Distmssery, must bo published S MONTHS. Applications for foreclosure of Mortgages on real oslato must bo advertised onco a month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders oftlio Court of Ordinary, (accompani ed with a copy of the bond of agmuneiit) to inako titles to land must bo advertised Tiiiiue Mas Tits at least. 0 Shcriir#sale.siinder executions re$uhrlr grant ed by tho Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAYS—under mortgage executions SIXTY DAYS—Solos of perishable property under or dor of Court, unislbe advertised, generally, TEN DAYS before the dity df sale. All Advortisementswill bo punctually attended o '/ All Letters directed to this Ofllco or F/litor, muit bo post paid, to cuUtlo thorn to at tention. Two Hundred Dollars Howard, lt-iunway from Hr* #«ib*cnhcr on Sun- day, June 2(»tb, ANDREW and SECK. Andrew is nbout thirty years old, six feet JSkZL. high, and well firmed. Me ins a shin ing black complexion, luug straight hair, and lias lost one of hi* eye teeth. 11 is look is bold mid ho is plnusiblu 'und cunning. Ho rends mid writes«litilo. r r, Seek is near the same age. nhnul five feet nine niches high, has a dark brown complexion, with largo face mid head, and straight hair, lie ha* a soft voica and always speak* in a low tone, lie basil down-cast look’, mid is a little lame from n wound Hi tho hack of his knee, where iho scar is alHI visible. Tho above reward will bn given for t'mir ap prehension mid delivery at soma Jail where t can get them, or.onu hundred dollars will he giv en/or either of them. 1*. M. NIGHTINGALE. Cumberland Island, Camden County, July 20th. 1811. juiy 29 150—2m Dissolution. T HF. Co-partnership existing under the name t’f !!no , '0"t*"V Wriglit t'n w •!>!• tliiy by mutual cmisent, dissolved. A. R. Wright is duly authorised to settle ti e afiaits of the late firm. SCRANTON & OLMSTEAD, HUNTINGTON St, HOLCOMBE, fug 3 A. R. WRIGHT. Tho itndi'isigned continues the business of the Iron Store in Ins own name, mid for hisju- dividual account, mid solicits a continuation of public favor. A. R. WRIGHT •tug 3 153 i w oou C UT by Machinery n any hereloforo ma F. NESBITT, Tontino Wood Ty|>c« ry mid warranted superior to manufuciurod. GEORGE Tontino Building, corner of Wall mid Water stroets, Now York, respectfully In forms Iho Printnfs oftho United States, that he ha* now in full operation Ids machiiio for cutting Wood Types, which being nil entire new inun- tion. is warranted to cut Typos both plain andor namental, far superior to any heretofore exhibit- odto thu Publics and in pronfjof tho assertion, informs tho Dublin that lio has obtained Diplo ma* nud Medals (Yom both tho American mid Mechanic’ll Institutes of ilia City of New York, nitheir Fairs of1837,1833, and I639,asthe books oftho Institutes will show. George F. Nesbitt would narticlarly invito the attention of Printers to tho luct, that through the politeness ofthe proprietors of tin? Liverpool mid Havre lines of packets, ho lins been favored with tilt; latest French mid English specimens, that many of the new styles in them are very baud- some, and liavo been got up hy him ; they were exhibited hy him nt tho Mechanics’ Fair iii this City, now just closed nud pronounced by the Committee of Printer* appointed to examine Types mid Specimens, to tin superior to any Wood Types over before exhibited r *md having a decided ndvnntago over large loetal types George F. Nesbitt would also inform the Prtn ter# ofllio United State*, that ho is ready to cut Types on Wood of nny size, from 5 lines Pica, upward*, from any ofllio patterns of small, or Types contained ill the extonsivo specimen of Messrs. G. Itruce & Co., or from nny now pat tern that can he suggested. [CF GoorgeiF. Nesbitt isdesirnu* that Printers. ■ njilin.a li»rnmin* A««itl* almnM In. nrniiaini- edwilh the fact, llmt his price* are much reduced from those heretofore chnrcod by other manufac turers; that ho allows hi* 1 Agents thirty net cent commission; that his terms uru sir. months < per rent discount for cash. i nr ten r ui!it,r,,ru,,p;,co,bi 0 i,, falo Holt & Atkinson. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER- * CHANTS. SAVANNAH, flfcOnOIA, T HE Mibscribenfhalinft associated themselves together for the transaction of a general FACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUS!- NESS in this city, hope hy giving their undivi ded attention to business, to receive n liberal sltnre of patronage. They have taken the store on tho Bay, formerly occupied by Messrs. Wim berly & Jones. . ASA IlOLT, R. A. L. ATKINSON. tCTTlio Georgian, Chronicle Sc Sentinel.San- dcrsvillo Telescope, Federal Union. Southern Recorder, Macon .Messenger mid Telegraph.will publish tho above three weeks nud Ibrwurd their aucouiits to Sdvsiiiiaii fur luituiuiil. july 29 15G II. & A. fCf*PrinterR of Newspapers who will puhlislithc above for six times within three months from llii* date,& will send me ncopy of their paper, shall he entitled to $3 in types; mid should dm types no* provo superior in any over before manufactured, they Can lie returned, and ilia money willhepnid ill pined of them. GEORGE F. NESBITT, Tontine Build ing. corner of Well and Water street, N. Y. jnn 4 br. Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pills. Adapted to all Climates.—‘Entirely I'ridable. A NEW nod III valuable medicine for till dis- . en*e* arising fiom impurilie* of the blood, morbid secretion* of the liver nod Mounch. also, a substitute fur Calomel, a.* a cathartic in fevers and ell bilious diseases. These popular Pills,combining the medicinal pro pert ion oftlio Tomato Plant with other vege table siilmtnores which have been found to modi fy tilld diffuse'it* effects, are believed tolmtlie host Alterative and Cathartic medicine ever dis covered. They have been uhuii'laii'ly and sue- cer-sl'ullv tried mid have received Universal ap probation for Semfuls, Dyspepsia. Bilious dis ease#, Jaundice, Gtnvcl, Rheumatism. Cold*.In fluenza, Catarrh, Nervous diseases, Acid stunt- aclis, Glandular swellings of all kinds, Costive- ness. Colic. Headache, Sen. All antidote to rontagi.ms nod epidemic diseas es, to prevent the fofiintiou of luiious nod liver iillbctioiH, fever and ague. A c. in those who re side in Imt dim lies, ami low and marshy coun tries, and the best Cathartic that can he used for those localities. Seamen will find them an infal lible remedy for tho ,Scurvy ; and travellers the best medicine they can use to coilut>-rm;t the dan ger of exposure in unhealthy climates. For or dinary family plijsir, they are universally approv ed as the host ever offered. A» ft dlctntio or ilionor pill, one taken half an hour after dinner,' will siiffiuieiitly stimulate the digestive powers of the stomach to n healthy mid invigorated action. and are found extremely ser viceable to coitlltunct the congestive effi-cU of long dinner# or law suppers,or the excessive use. of deserts or fruit. These Pills are not of doubtful utility. They have passed away from those daily launched up on tho tide of experiment, nud recommend itions from ohvnirinn* nud others in every variety of climate in the Upited States. Texas und the Can ada*. hear witness to the peculiar and potent ef fects of this medicine; in lacl, llioy are prescribed tiy physician* generally, in preference to nny olh " ' ' nod Alterative Medicine—mid hav ing acquired an uiipreccdpnb'd celebrity ns an Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Remedy; mid this reputation being fully sustained by the high character of its tostimoiii ds, and the increasing demand for the medicine—it is only necessary for tho Proprietor to continue the caution, that the public may not mistake oilier medicines, which are introduced ns Tomato preparations, for the true Compound Tomato Pills. For salo hy ’ T. M. & J. M. TURNER, july 29 Monument-Square. KowIniiiPn Kuly<lor, A N Eastern Botanical discovery of sitrpr sing efficacy for rendering tins skin soft and fair, as well n* in bestowing a delicate roseate Imu to the complexion. A# n crcnlorand conservator of that most dis tinguished charm of female lovclimus n transpa rent fair skin. Rowland's Ivalydor may ho said to cXert an nlmosf magical power. Composed fur the most part of Oriental hnUamin exotics, to the nitcnBxclusinn of nil mineral admixture, it is dis tinguished medicinally for it# extreme bland, pu rifying and soothing action upon the skin, and,hv acting upon tho pores nod minute secretory ves sels, expels nil impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inll.inimaiion, mol, hy this means alone, effectually dissipates all redness, tan, phnplus. freckles, sunburn, and other un sightly cutaneous visitations, so inimical to fe male loveliness. Its constant application will change the most bilious complexion into one of radi'iut whiteness; while to the neck, hand, and nrm. it hc«tow* n delicacy nud fairness which it# continue,| use happily protects with every op- penrnnen of youthful charm to the most advanced period# of life. It i* invaluable as n renovating nud refreshing M ndi, during travelling, nr exposure to the sun, du«t, or har»ii winds, nud after the injurious de gree of bent felt In crowded assemblies. To gentlemen nfilicted with u tenderize# ofthe skin in shaving, the application of the Knlydor will Im found toallny nil cniicular irritation. It will certainly nfford relief in case# ofburns, scald* mid erysipilns; and, ftont its extraordinary othcac.y, deserves ft place among the household treasures of every fiitnily, Tho eemiinn nrlir-jn l<»nt Mi opril27 '!•» C,r ••>!* ANSON PARSONS, ” No. 8 Gihhoos' Range. ELLIS’ COMPOUND Kreosote Tooth Wash, lUcom minded by the Faculty. i ...:n i._ r. I Dissolution of ClopartHcrfiltip. T HE Copartnership existing between the sub scribers is this day dissolved hy iiiutitnl con sent W. E. Long is authorized to settle itp tho concern, and for that purpose to use tho name ofthe late firm where it may ho necessary. WILLIAM K. LONG, WM. PATTERSON. 8av«nnnh, May 14,1841. Factorage and Commission Bu rn .. a • **»***•• »THE loWbrihcr will carry on tho Fnctornge X and Commission Bitsine## nftcr this on his own account, and solicits a *linro of putrouugo from the Planters. WM. S. LAWTON, Chloride of* I,inn*. A N article much required at the present time . to neutralise tho miasma arising from damp cellars, mid the decomposition of vegetable and nnimnl matter. Just received nnd for sale hy aug 14 T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Variegated Soap. J UST received and for sale hv mig 14 T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Loudon IRiiMai'd. •S DOZEN Loudon .Mustard. For sale JLOU by T. M. & J. M. TURNER. <«. aug 14 FoilExtra Cliorolt&fc. A FEW,boxes ofthe above superior arti'le. Also, extra fine Mustard,* expressly for ta ble n*e. For sale by _mtg 14 T. M. &_J. M, TURNER. Hurray's Fluid Mngnesi;i > T HE genuine nyicle, and fresh. Just receiv ed und fur nnlc hy aug 14 T. >11. «fc X arresting and preventing decay in te^tlit keeping the teeth mid gums in a healthy and clean condition ; Rweetcning the breath; removing tar tar, nnd relieving pain caused hy carious teeth. Few discoveries in modern chemistry promise more important results than that of Krno«ote, by Dr. Reiclieiihnch, no eminent chemist of Blnus- ko. in Monrnvin. It is u highly rectified liquid product, obtained from wood, nud i*nnnlogoiis to charcoal in its antiseptic properties, hut fur more powerful as a corrective mid preventive of de cay. Charcoal, notwilli.tandiiig it* well known cleansing properties, is objectionable a# a denti frice, on account of it# insolubility, and the risk of minute pnrticle# remaining between the teeth mid producing injury. Krensoto, on the contra ry, cannot be liable to this ofi|ection, and posses ses, to a milch greater extent, the antiseptic nnd purifying properties of the former. 'Flic trial# which have been made with it. in this country and Europe have proved it* efficacy. It i» strongly recommended by tlie Faculty as the best preventive against caries in teeth. To sweeten the breath, rendered offensive hy decay ed teeth, tho use of tobacco, or other onuses, and to arrest decay itself, it stands pre-eminent. Ellis's compound Kreosote Tooth Hash, com bines too virtues of Kreosote. of tlie strength adapted for this purpose, with other substances known to ho highly advantageous in whi'ctiing nnd preserving tlie teeth. It I* confidently recommended to the publicn.* a ciiluuhie compound, which may ho used daily with great advantage to the teeth nud gtiins, ntthn same time leaving nil agreeable euiisatiou in the mouth. There is no acid in this wash, nor any ingredient# entering in o its composition, but such n« are highly beneficial to the teeth. It Fins been examined and used by several of the first Plijsici.iiisof this city, who have no liesi tntion in recommending it ns an excellent wash for the tenth und gum*, preventing the latter frym bccon ing spungy.and, hy its detergent nnd an- tim-nticqualities, preserving bntli in ft clean nnd healthv condition. For sale hy itov’3 T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Houck’s Psiuaccn, P REPARED solely front vegetable matter, hy Jacob 11 oiiek, Baltimore. Which may he taken with perfect safety by dingo# mid in all diseases; its cures aro for the following diseases: Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, indigestion, inflam uiution ofthe stomach, heartburn, diarrhea, dys- •nlnrt. nr fl.ir nilfu fijlill', nliCrMelml or CXCPS. sivo menstruation, period ofoessniioh of menses, finer ulhiis or'whites. ague mid fever, bilious or remittent fever, typhus fever, scarlet fever, small pox. erysipelas or St. Anthony’# fire, asthma, pleurisy, measles, yellow fever, eostivcncss, wind on tho stomach or bowels, cholera mor bus, consumption.) spitting blood, influenza, colds, ’coughs, inflammation of the chest, palsy, gout, '(rheumatism, inflammatory sore# throat or quinsy, whooping'cough, thrush nr sore mouth, putrid sore throat, croup, inflamma tion of ilio heart, dropsy, rickets, diseases of thu liver, jaundice, difficulty of making urine, gleet, hysteric# nervous and scrofulous nffec- linos of the membranes and ligaments, mer curial and venereal diseases, ulcers, sores, af fection# of the skin, and all discuses arising from impure blood, &c. A large supply of this celebrated Medicino, just received und for salo nl reduced prieif by G. R. HENDRICKSON, may 14 Agent,Ga. july 24 Taylor’s Buildings, 8a v umtuh. 154—3 w Rifles* Ginas ami l*istol9» K ^^ > T con *** , ftlyun hand and mndalo order, J}y * ,,e “' ,bwril »er at No. 2 Wiring's Block, fr Markct-Sqiinrc; also Powder, Shot Und, c 1, 1 K'ni'u °f sporting apparatus. Re- «-. , l^ ^Hktnds done witli iiontuoss and do- ■patch. N. I).—All Rifles sold warranted to shoot well. , „ E. II. RUGEUB. , d *c22 ft oo * Waicli und jewellery store, aouth tide Monument-Square. “* * The suhseribsrs hnvo nnd willkccpcotislamlymilwnd i n well selected assortment ) oft/’locks, Wnlcltas, Jovyol- ' lory, Silver-ware, ami fan- ( cy'Good#, which they will 1 soli on tho most roasomiblo r (arms, to tlinso who will fa- > with deal). J _ „ J3PF.AR &- JONES. «. B —Particular attention paid to Repairing Mock# andI Watahni, and their time warranted. Also, Jovvellory mn'do to ordornnd repuired. oct 81 «J54 D ®“'V‘V;, U °f iqe>e»liiou. K. JAYNE lining ini.gfiiiod of extensivo 'U!!bil|®| of his Tonic nnd Exnuctoraut. nnirqistho public that ho’ lias clungcd his form- : w^ppor, and substituted f»r It a splendid set n| B t 0 engraving Tho genuina articles for b y, T TURNER. niiirriiy’8 Field ITinitnrulii, Prepared under the in, ineeli'it^guperinle ndenccof the Dittprtrer, Sir James Murray. I T ha* long been known that tho most serious consequences have frequently resulted from the use of.* 4 olid Magnesia, which has been glo ved by Mr. Braude nud ninny other eminent che mists, to form concretion# ill tlie bowel#, endan gering, and in some instances, destroying life. Numerous well founded objections are also urged against tho uso of tlie Carbonate# of Soda arulPotaili. Majundio domoivstraled llmt "they liquify the blood, cause infiltration of thu lungs, ••fiiiMon of water in the chest, nnd induce most snriniiMlisnrdor#." Lffnoot, 13th October, 1833, o;id 5th January, 183'J. Dr. Jami'Holurenn «ay» they have u n tenden cy to reduction of flesh nnd strength.’’—(See Extract from Mcdico-Cliimrgtcal Review annex ed.) The great advantages of this elegant prepara tion aro, that, possessing nil thn ptnperlies of Magnesia in general use.it is not liable to form those ‘‘dangerous concretions in the bowels" al luded to. It corrects acidity nnd relieves heart- burn effectually, without “injuring tho coals of tho stomach,” nr pr»ducing*nny of those lamen table evil* resulting from thn lisa of the (,’nrho times of Soda nml Potash: it prevent* the food ofinfants turning sour upn*#ton»Ticli: it is very useful in nil romplaidti 'di* the bladder: it tends to regulate the action of the bowel.*, And is peculiarly adapted for female*. Sir Jnmss Murray’s I’lui J Mngrtesln contains in every fluid riuttcoj when evaporated, eighteen grains ofthe Carbonate, which \nnv be easily as certained hy simply putting a small quantity into n tnnni^ ni'il »»iinnr»En» it nv,r M Minn 'I'l.n Magnesia left ill tlie spoon cannot he re-dissolv- ed hy tho addition Qfnnv quantity of water. Extract from tlto Mndico-Cliinirgicnl Review, for Aprili 1839. edited by l)r. James Johnson, Physician-extraordinary to the late King, «Stc.: “Pellucid Solution of Magnesia.—This very use- fitlund elegant preparation wo have been trying for some months, as nil aperient nitti-acid in ’dys peptic complaints, attending with ncidity nnd consiipntinti.and with very great benefit. It lins the advantage over common Magnesia in being dissolved, and therefore not liable to accumulate in the bowels. It is decidedly superior to Soda nr Potash, nn account of it# aperient quality, and ofits having in* tendency to reduction nffiesh nnd strength, which the two Onrlumntes above men tioned certainly tend to, w hen long continued nnd taken in considerable quantities. IVe hope Sir James Murray, the discoverer of the process for preparing this medicine, will tako the trouble to make it more geuerullv accessible to the public in this metropolis, there being only one or two authorized agent* lie^o.” Sir Humphrey Davy testified, that thl* solution forms soluble combinations w ith uric acid salts in cases of Gout nnd Gravel, thereby counteract ing their iiiiurioustcndeticy when other alkalies and even Magnesia ilsclfhad failed. In the seventh Report of tho Medical Section oftlinltritishAssocialiou.it is set forth by Sir James Murray, tlmt the majority of cutaneous diseases miso from acid nnd saline impregna tion# in the fluids ofthe body, which are neutral- iz**d hy th«* Fluid M'igiH*«in;aiid that the Netital- gia, Spasms. Nervous Pain* nud Irritutious, ns well ns Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, are fre quently owing to Chrystnline irritant# deposited on thu nervous membranes, which saline parti cle* thisanti-nrid Solution effectually dissolves. The superiority oftho Condensed Solution of Mngnesin, compared with Potash and Soda, a# an nlkulino remedy, lus been long admitted. iSI'lm following ofliciat Report of its merit# is founded upon twenty year* experience, hj Dr. Comiii*. Inspector o(* Army Hospital*, commu nicated to the discoverer. Sir James Murray: "Tlie Solution of Magnesia is ftmud particu larly beneficial ns a pleasing <cdativo and aperi ent, in all cases of Irritation or Acidity of the Stomnch.particularly during Pregnancy, Febrile Complaint#, JUlfalit'do DGordon*, Hsm-Uiok- lie##. ----- - . r “An mice or two ofthe Solution speedily re moves Heartburn. Acid Eructation*. Sourness, or irregular digestions of Femnlcs ami Children. “In the Army and Navy, it lins hern found to compose the Stomach in a few minute*,after any excess of hard drinking. "The Solution i# of itself nn agreeable aperi ent, hut its laxative ptopcrtic* can he miichnup- iiiuiitcu by taking v.;th it, at directly aft r it, n lit tle lemon juice mixed with sugar and v. ter, or even Cfedtn of Tartar Tea; in this manner a very ngrceahlc effervescent draught can I •* safely taken at any time during Fever and Thirst. "The antiseptic qualities of this Solution, ow ing to thn presence of so much Carbonic Acid, has been found very valuable in Putrid ami other fevers. Asa Lotionfor the mouth, itswcrien# the breath, and the Magnesia clear the teeth from tar DIC. PETERS' VEGETABLE ASTI BILIOUS PILES, H AYING now acquired an cxnlludrenutaUon in private practice hy nn invariable effica cy which could only have resulted from their ex- ailed worth, has convinced the proprietor that he has only to muko them extensively known to render that reimtnlinn n B-'niity or tint Hair. M UCH fruitless research has been applied to discover the nctual nature of this most or namental nfiiature'#gifts t aud the modus opera mli by which its growth is promoted or destroyed, facilitated or retarded; yet experience has shown that it is improvoahln, nud sometimes also we see iho menus hy which it is destroyed : a fever lias dried up' its sources, a fright has turned it giny: we daily witness the affect ofits neglect, and or nltiiitinn to it# culture. The same expe rience has shown that Bear'# Grease, asn general rule, ha# an intrinsic power, peculiar to itself, to facilitate it# dexelnpmeiit and promote it* luxu riance^ Tho exceedingly fino and subtle nature ofthe Grease, its Mrong and searching operation, it# mild nml nutritious qualities, have been always believed to he the true cause ofits eflicacy. Be this as it may, experience has made it entirely manifest, flint, to whatever it mnv ho owing, it is the simplest and cheapest remedy that has been provided by a heneficeiituatilrofordecayugliair. Tho subscribers deem It necessary to say some] thing in relation to the trtarty spurious articles which linve for so long a time linen sffbcnssfully palmed upon the public under the name of Bear# Grease nnd with greater facility in consequence nf the high reputation which the genuine Bear's Grease heretofore enjoyed, when it was bottled in its purity. They hog the nttenfmn of the pub. lie, while they fairly canvass the merit* of each. The Bear'# Oil i* a thin olcngcnon# fluid, very much resembling a mixture nf olive oil and lard, (nnd in mos*ca*e# cnn*iitsofno(fiitigelsc.)ca'tis- ing the Hair to become matted and greasy, and rendering it no benefit whatever, being entirely inert: whereas tlie Bear's (irnaso is not liquid, lull rsnnlrM • <lnarn* nC WMiiilh In «nO«n ,t .„ ihstHcun he applied to tho Hair; nnd, wliennp- plied, immediately insinuate* itself around the root*,thereby affording nourishment to the capil lary org iti*. upon the healthy stoto of which tho Hair depends, thereby promoting its growth, preventing it* falling off, and rendering it soft, pliable nnd glossy. In consideration ofits many virtues, and with n view to benefit the public, thn subscribers have determinedto retrieve the character oftho nrticlo, nml restore if to its former superiority. To pre vent the public from being imposed upon, thoy have procured a very expensive wrapper, in which the bottle# will hereafter be enclosed. Tho article can he relied upon asheing genuine when purchased direct from the subscribers. For sale by T. M. & J. M. TURNER, mar 25 .Monument Square. “For preventing tho evolution nr deposition of Uric Acid, ill Goutor Gravel, the clficacy of tho dissolved Magnesia wns long since rnthenti- ctitml hy Dre. M’Dounull and Richardson, nud Sir James Murray. "Tlie Solution ha# nlmnstinvnrinbiy succeeded in removing thn Fits, Spasms, Headaches, and Gastric 'Tough*, to which delicate persons are Niihjcctfront Acids nnd Cruditi*-# ofthe Stomach ami Bowels."* In addition to tlio above Report, Professor Duncan, of Edinburgh, in hi# extensive practice, established its efficacy for remo\ ing acUnites, al laying irritation ofthe stomach or urinary organ* and l\»r dissolving litliie concretions and uric suit.*, ami consequently ns the best remedy for c,,,p ' Gravel ami Gout. He also recnniin**iids the the Solution of Mngnesin a# the best fluid for pre paring cold infusion*, lie says iti his Lectures: “Tho nlkulino quality nfthi’s Liquid covers the Unlike Ilia cl:inioroiii liu-l ofnilncktlleiliciii,,, Ihttirs, Aromatics, Vegetable Tonics, Seals, and i J. M. TURNER. OiiiniiK*. •9 OUNCr.S (luinme ofn superior ar- JLs3?/ tide. Just received and for sale hy aug 14 T. M. Sc 3. M. TURNER. Toilet Powder. A FEW gross of superior plain nnd scented rV Toilet Pmvdcr. Receivod per brig L. Baldwin, and lur salo hv ANSON PARSONS, nug 14 • No8 Gibbous’Range. Potter's Cntliolieon. JpORsnleby A. PARSONS, aug 14 No 6 Gilihon's Range. Hock Cologne. G ENUINE Torino Cologne, the best in use, in large Hock hollies. Received by brig L, Baldwin, and for sale by ANSON PARSONS, •tig 14 No 8 Gibbons’Range. —' Tec tiling KimrH. ( 1 III LORENS' Gum Elastic Teething Ring#, J just receivod nml for sale by juno 19 G. R. HENDRICKSON, Verbena Cream* T HERE Is no nrticlo before tho public which, in »n groat a degree, combines all the re quisites of a perfect Shaving Snap, or which lins given more universal satislMCtiou than Ring’# Verbena Cronin—the rapidly increasing demand for it shows that it# merit# are appreciated where ever it I* introduced. \ fresh supply has just beau received, and it inconstantly fur sale hy anson Parsons, nug 12 N« 8 Gibbon’s Range. SiviTlm’s Puiiactii & Vcru|iriigc. R ECEIVED per brig L Baldwin, and for sale hy ANSON PARSONS, nug 12 No 8 Gilihon's Range. w Ult which the columns of the puhlie press are crowded, these Pills have the testimony of the whole tut'diciil profession in their tax or, ami not n single case ol ill consequences or iucflicuey is to lie alleged ngnin-t them. They are composed entirely ofvngotahle mat ter, nud they honestly promise no moruthuu they faithfully perform. A physician of etninonco who had witnessed the ell'caey of these Pilli ill liis own private pr.ic- lice,had the candor recently to acknowledge to to the ptopriolor flint lie lind never used an «rli cle thn* answered a better purposo for what they are recommended, nml that they ought deserved ly to stand nt the head of dm whole das# of such remedies. Perhaps no article of tlie kind has over been offered the public, supported hy (testi monials ofn character t-o decisive, from sources ns respectable, or that ha* met with more gener al favor. These Pills have been most #occc*fu!ly em ployed in almost every variety of the I'liiicliomil disorder ofthe Stomach, Bowels, Liver, nud Spleen : such ns Heart-Burn Acid Eructations, Nausea, Head Ache, pain and distension of the Stomach nnd Bowuls. Incipient Dior- nra, Cholic. Juiiduico, Flatulence, Habitual Cnstivcnoss Loss of Appetite, Kick Hc..d Ache. Src. They nro n safe nnd comfortablo Aparient for foninles during pregnancy nnd subsequent llonfuieineut, relievingsicknes# oftho Stomach, Head Ac.hu, Heart Burn, nnd many oftho inci dent Nervous Affections; Literary men, students, nml most other persons of sedentary linbit*, find them very convenient. Thoso who iudulge too Nlltlfl* M ACOBOY. Scotch, High Toast nud Ante?* ican Gcniloinnn Snuff, in bottles nnd Mnc- ohoy, Scotch und Rappee Snuff in hulk. For so tony ANSON PARSONS, nug 12 . No 8 Gihhon’a^Rango, IttiHpbnrry A Lcjnbn Syrup, Ac. •fl /\ BOXES Raspberry Syrup X vT 90 do Lemon ««» 6 do Snrsaparilla do Just received nnd for sale hy 0. R. HENDRICKSON july 8 relief from tho sonso of oppression nnd disteti sion which follow, hy taking Iho Pills. Thoso who nro drinking Mineral Waters, nml particu larly thoso from mVithcrn climates nnd ague and fever districts, will find them a valuable udiunct. Thoso wim are exposed to the vioiisittidos of woalhor, on voyages or journeys, cumtuko thorn at nil times iVitli perfectly safety. Dr. P. having been educated under the most eminent American and European Medical pro- fuslbrs many years in different climates, consul or# himsnlf wnllqunlilied to judgo on the nature of inveterate dise.isc. . , . Prepared hy Joseph Pricsdy Peters, M. U. I . B. C. P. M. at hi* Institution forthccnre of oh- stjnalo diseninr, by mean* of vegetable remodies. No. 120 Liberty Streot. N. York, inventor nnd sole proprietor. Each box contains forty Pill*. Price 50 Cents. For'ialohy T. M. * J- M- TURNER, nug 3 Monument Squnf. Hoots, such as Valerian, Sarsaparilla, Ac. Ac.— The infusions do not spoil or become sotlrby kcemng. "This Solution likewise form* a valuable vehi cle for Rhubarb and Camphor Mixtures; .and for Syrups. Draughts, Tinctures, or Cordials, Ac. It has al«o long since been approved of by tho following eminent Chemists a.id Professional Men:—Sir A*tlcy Cooper, Bart., Sir J~»- Clark. Bart., Dr. James Joluwoti, Mr. Guthrie,London, Mr. Herbert, do, Mr. Mayo.do, Mr. Turner,do, Dr. Hope. Edinburgh, Dr. Gregory, do, Dr. Duncan, do. Sir Philip Crumpton, Bart.. Sir Henry Marsh, Burt..John Kirby,Esq., Richard Carmichael. Esq., Dr. Lnhatt, Dublin.Dr. Bark' er, do. Dr. Apjnnn, do, Dr. Kvorv Kennedy, do, Dr. Thompson, Glasgow, Dr. Mac Donnell, Bui fust. For sale by *- fob 19 TIIOgmrERSON. Colleton imtcrf* r I1HESE Bitter* nro purely n vegetable com- X pound, end are offered to flic public From u principle nfhonevolence, under tho fullest con viction flint they will lie found n snfoqnd sover eign renu’dy for Dyspepsia. They luno been triumphnnuy tested not only by some ofthe Most respectable families in ths District, who have furnished ample testimony ns to their decided ex cellence, but also hy thn proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all the gloom Incident to that stub- torn nnd distressing disease. . They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to most other Btltors. of not proving iujurintt* hy continued use. Thny.cnniniu not a single dnlulcrinii* ingredient, apd. it* seen lYpui the di rection*. tray ho given with entire safety to an infant in the month. KITThe Proprietor, in consequence ofthe in creasing demand for llm Colleton, Itits entered more largely into thn business; nnd that despond ing Dyspeptics mny be quite sure they are taking the trm* medicine, Bottles have been procured, having •Colb-tou Bitters’ moulded in the bottles: thn bottles aro also numbered, sealed and stamped with mi appropriate motto. If nny two have the same No. one may be known to he spurious. (CTTo avoid unnecessary trouble uu I expen* it had been determined to let thi* invaluable compound win its owy way to public favor and regard, without reference nr testimonial; yet for the satisfaction of those who might not otherwise feel disposed to try it. reference I# now made, by permission, tolho’fiillowiug highly respectable gomlomcii—tulrmflft/yacquainted with tlie Pro- prieWr—being a few of the many who have eith er used the medicino themselves, witnessed its Aff.xo* it non niltors nr nr# now tlsciny it in their families. So far, *tis indeed in the highest de gree gratifying to hear, almost daily, of tlie much f ;ood it has already done to the afflicted. Its do- ightful tendencies begin to he kuotru. It# cheer ing, diffusing, and m\ igorating ptopcrtic* begin to Uefclt. All, who have taken it rcgnlnrly nnd given it n fair trial, appear to entertain hut one opinion of iu virtues—nnd that opinion like ‘truth is great, and must prevail.* RF.rZRCXCES. John's Inland.—Rev. Thomas John Young. T. M. Cuitis, M. D., William Sam#, Esq. Edisto Island.—Hon. Whilemarth B. Sea- brook, Joseph IL Scahrook, Ecq. St. Luke's.—Hon. B. F. Scott, Rev. A. Wood ward. Sf, Paul's.—James King, sen. Esq. C»pt. \Vm Wilkimon, Bctij. Bailcv, E*q. iradmalaw.—Uva. A. C. Hives, Edward D Bailey. Esqrs. St, Helena.—Charles G. Capers, Esq. Chehaw.—Chnrle* Minott. Evq. Charleston.—Edward W. North, M. D.. Win Yeates, M. D., J. D<* La Motta, M. D., Colone Francis France, end H*-nry S. Tew, Esq. Savannah, Ga.—P.II. uchn, Esq. For salo by T. M. A J. M. TURNER. _epri!7 Monument Square. Piles E FFECTUALLY cured in every case hy I Fay'a Limuuent. which is also u*ed in dlir principal hospitn's. and by eminent medical men, with the greatest possible success in tho follow ing conlplnintsr—For all dropsy, all swelling* of the extremities, rlieiimatism, acute and chronic; Inmlngo and scintir, tender feet, corns, white swfllings.and nil swellings ofthe tieck;snrc throat by cancers or ulcers,'croup, whooping cough, tightness oftlio chest, especially in children: nil producing resulting from tho use ofthe Carbonate* of Soda nnd Potash: it pre vents the food of Infants turning sour during di gestion ; it is very useful in cases nf gout, gravol, and other complaint* oftho bladder: ami under all circumstance# it act* ns a ptea*ing aperient peculiarly adapted for females and children. Just received and for sate hy T. « .V J M.TI.’RNr.U, Monemcrit Square. Ilijurilt; ntiv of those lamentable evil- march Ol Moflnt’n Life PHIS, und Then U Hitlers. j. T HE perftctly safe, unerring, ■jidsuccesifsl treatment of almost every specie# of dij* , oneo hy the list* of MOFFAT'S LIFE GINKS, I# no longer ft m«tu*r of doubt, asn to- fereiicn to the experience (\f ninny thousand pa* ticnls will satisfactorily prove. OnringlM lire- sent month alone, nearly one hundred casts havo come to the knowledge of Mr. Moffat, wlnjrsth* . patient ht», to all appearance, effected a parma nentenreby the exclusive and judicious nro or the LiWMcdicine#r-some eight or ten of* Ihcao., had been considered hoyond all nope by their medical attcndotits. Sneh hnppv rctulte aro« source of great pleasure to Mr. M* and inipiru film with new confidence to reconltnend tho u*e of liis medicines to hisfellow-cilixent. The LIFE MEDICINES area purely VEO ETA OLE prepnrntlott. They are mild and pits sant iu their operation, and nt the sumo limn thorough—acting rapidly upon (lie secretions of the s) stem—carrying ofi all acrimonious humqrs. nnd nssitnilatjng With nhd purifying the Mood. For this reason, In aggravated cases of Dyspcp* ; sin, tho Life Medicines Will give relief in n short er space of time than any other prescription. Ill Fcveifcnnd-Aguc, Inflammatory HheimmtiMn.Fe vers of every detcridlion, Sick lleadtirhc,. Hflaft hum, Dizziness in thn Head, Fains in the Chest, Fie tub* trey, impaired njipetite, and in evcry.dis ease nrisiug from an impurity of tho blood, or a ’ disordered Male of the stomach, the use of these Medicines has ulways proved to lie beroncl doubt greatly superior to nny other UioJe of treat ment. All flint Mr. Moffat oiks of hi* patient* is to bo particular in taking them strictly according to the directions. It is not by a newspaper notice, nr * hy any thing thnt'he himself mny ssy ih iheir fh vor, that lie hopes to gain credit. It is alone by the remits of a fuir trial. I* the reader an inva lid, and docs lie wish to know whether the Life Mediciens will suit his own cose? If so. let hint cnll nr send to Mr. Moflift # agent Hi thi* place, nnd proctire'a copy of the Medical Manual, de signed as a Domestic Guide to Health, publish ed gratuitously. He will there find chnnieraied very ninny extraordinary case# of curuf nhd pef* Imps some exactly similar to Ida ow n. Moffat'# Medical Office in New York, 375 Broadway. For sale by A. BARTOW^, Comer of Bay nnd Droytof) street. , dec 25. 309—ly • Diuiicford's Condensed Solution of .llagncsla. Greatly improved in purity nml condcnsojinn, I T has long been known tint the most serious consequences havo frequently resulted from thn use of Solid Magnesia, width bus been proved hy Mr. Brando nnd many other eminent chemist*, to form roneretion* in the boi^ls. endangering and i i some instance# destroying life. Numerous well-finin'! I objections are urged against tho use of i ib Carbonate* of Soda and I'otadi. Mngondie demonstrated “tlmt they liquify the blood, rauso infiltration of tho lung*, effusion of water iu the cbe*t. and induce most sciintis disorders."—Lnnat, J3tA October, lijtt**, and 1 Sth January, 1839. The great advantages of this elegant prepnrn- tion nre, tlmt being in n fluid state, nml possessing all the propertb.s of Magnesia iu general itie, it is not liable to form those “dangerous couero lion# iu the bowels" alluded to. It corrects nei- dity nnd relievos heartburn effectually without bruise* and sprain*, scald head, ncrofula in its “injuring the coat* ofthe stomach." or producing worst stages, foul ulcers ofthe leg* or other fun gous «orcs. fresh wounds, chilblain*. Ac. Ac. For tale by ANSON PARSONS, may 21 No. 8 Gibbons' Range. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, F OR consumption, liver complaint, asthma, loss of flesh, pnlpitgtion ofthe heart,coughs, colds, Ac. Ttittourcs already effected,nnd hour ly performing hy Taylqr’s Unlsctn of Llv.rrworul! Yt'lino{>iii;; Coutfli ( HIRED hv tho uso of EIHthorn's superior J Cough Lozenges. Thoy nre tho safest, most sure ami effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds.Consumption. Whooping-Cough. Asth ma, tightness of the Lung* or Chest, Ac. Ac.— Couch* and Consumption* that are curonblo hy medicine will he easijy ciirodby a judioiouauso of this invaluable urliclo. Tho proprietor has never known an instance where they did not give perfect satisfaction. They nre perlectlv pleasant uiid njfibcnhle to thn taste. One is suAicient lor n dose to nil ndiilt, and may ho. retreated from three to six times a day. if the Cough is trouble- , some. Female# will not rcqniro so frequenta froel); in llie plflnaurftf df tli. tnblo, fin.! tjioedy r „ peIition s ,„„ 0 cal * „„| v hoar half n Lnzengo at n time—children of8 years, Imlf a Lozenge; of 4 years, nunrter ofn Lozenge, and so in proportion. They do not check nud dry up the Cough, but render it easy, nml cure it by removing the proximate or excit ing cause. A supply, just received per Augus ta, nml for sale by july8 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Consumption nn<l Liver Com- pltiBit, D R. TAYLOR’S llnl*niu of Liverwort has been used successfully for eight years in the euro ofthese dissase#. llemeinlref! the orig inal and genuine is made only at 375 Bow ery, N. York. «AII other# nre snu'ri’ouB and unauthori zed! Consumption and I.ieer Complaint!—A# n gen eral remedy for these diseases, I am folly satis fied, from lung experience, there is no medicino equal to Dr. Taylor’s Bulsam of Liverwort. Be ing purely vegetable, it can ho used with the ut most sufuiy by ull persons in every eomlifmti. It cleanse# tlie lungs hy expectoration relieves dif ficult lire tilling, and seems to heal the chest. There rail he no question, but this medicino is a certain cure for chronic cougli# nml col Js. 1 have used it lor four years in my practice, and always with success. A. F. ROGERS, M. D. Consumption!—The following remarks were taken limn the lust number of the Medical Mag azine: “The surprising effect produced hy Dr. Tay lor's Balsam of Liverwort, iu consumptive cases, cannot fail exciting a deep uml tin tiling interest throughout the world. IVe have so long believ ed this disease (consumption) incurable, that it i* difficult to rredilnnr sense# when we sec per sons evidently consumptive, restored to health. Yet this is a tact nf daily occurrence; hew then can we question the virtue of the above medi cine!' Iu our next, wo shall he more explicit; meantime we hope physician* will make trial of this medicine and report its effect to us.” Note.—The otiginal ami genuine Taylor’s Bulsnuflhf Liverwort is made und sold at 375 Bowery. The number of female# in delicate health in this city is truly surprising. \Ycakne««, loss of appetite, liver complaints, nnd many other dis eases prey upon them, making them pale nml lean of lie'll. All this can lie remedied by tho use of strengthening medicine, that w ill assist nature in all her movements, restore tone to tho nerves and muscnlnr organs. Of this kind is Dr. Tuylnr’s BuUnm of Liverwort, which being mild nml purely vegetable, answers females ad mirably. If all will use it, we are confident an elastic step, good appetite nnd ruddy cheeks will Follow. Once more remember, the original ami genuine is mado at 375 Bbwcry. Spitting of Illood —This disease consists of a discharge of blood, often frothy, from the month, brought op with hawking and coughing, nml is usually accompanied with difficulty of brontliiug, ami soma pain iu the chest. Sometime# it i* pre ceded hy an oppression nt the chest, a dry tick ling cough and slight shooting pains. This di«- I ease is always more or less dangerous, the great langur is that these symptoms may terminate hi :on»umptinii, and immediate remedies cun ulono save this end. But Dr. Taylor# Balsam of Liv erwort is a sure remedy, nml to shew its unpar alleled success, certificates ofeuros from 421 cit izens, and many physicians, will be published iu a few days. Nervous Diseases and Weakness.—Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, mndcnt375 Bowery, is as suredly nn excellent remedy for these disenses. My wife h is been more or loss ill for ten years. She wns extremely nervous.ami at time# so weak that she could nolnttend to her domestic duties. By th« use of this medicine, Iter strength is whol ly restored, nnd sho is ns healthy "# I cnti wish her to he. My address is nt Dr. Taylor’s office. For sale nt T. M. A J. M. TURNER'S. Monument-Square. Price $2 per buttle, mnylfi ty performing by Taytar’s.BMsmilof .Liv.*TworU . . . . . . ✓ ~ . : the consequent popularity It Be* rtbtatncti among ■"; * *-*»»—«}ii,r,<i jntiiilifadti dm,, n.r.„.„, ,.hi !,v nparMic.bo,t ,iuf. ‘.tt-A:...i r:.. '... .’.t«« I he blood, which lake* it* red color from the ■- Llnsefld OH. ■t A BULS 1st quality Linseed Oil, 100 enm X® J ister# English White Lead. 28 lbs each. Just received and for sal# low. by july 22 O. R. HENDRICKSON. New nnd Important Discovery! D R. PHELPS' compound Tomato Pills, (entirely vegetable) a now nnd invaluable medicine for all discuses arising front Impurities ol the blood, morbid secretions of the Liver and Stomach. Also a substitute for Calomel; ns a Cathartic in Fever* and all Billon# Affections. A fresh siipplv of there celebrated pill#, just received and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, july 20 Agent. Quinine. OZS. French Sulphate ofQuinine.wnr- ranted purs Just received and forssle by ANSON PARSONS, may 9 N6.8 Gibbons’ Rnjige ilied to judge ofits efficacy; the exalted opinion enterttilted ofits virtues by physicians, nml tho consequent recommendation it receives from the medical faculty, speak unequivocally ofits efficacy and success, end most g;» fur iu recom mending it a# n vegetable medicine of unequal- lod virtue for tha cure ofcoiisumption nnd all the diseases which prey upon the clieM, lungs nnd liver. Kept constantly on linnd and for side by ANSON PARSONS, may 27 No. 8 Gibbon*' Range. Sarsapm'illn Syrup. T IIF. compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,is univer sally allowed hy tiie Faculty, to ho the best remedy ever offered to tho public, for the euro of scrofulous affections, impaired digestion, chronic rheumatism, cutaneous eruptions* se condary symptoms, and other local maladies de pending upon constitutional indisposition. A largo supply carefully prepared, just received and for sale by may 27 G. R. HENDRICKSON. DOCTOR KtlEN'S Vnircr.nl Sirens;!!,enins Plus- ter* * Unrivnlled nnd UneqtialleJ!! C ELEBRATED for curing pain or weakness uMhe breast, side, hack or limbs; nlso for gout,^Pnmnti*m. liver complaint nml dyspep sia. In coughs, colds, asthmas, difficulty of breathing, oppre*«ion oftho fltomneh. Ac., they will give immediate and soothing relief) r.nd for neatness, pleasantness, safety, case ami certain ty, are decidedly superior to other remedies. For salo by T M. A J. M. TURNER, mnv I t Monument-Square. Hurray’s Fluid Magnesia. P REPARED under tho exclusive sanction of the discoverer. Sir James Murray, This mild,safe, and elegant Anti-acid amt Ape- rient possesses ull tho properties of tho Magnesia in genera! use, without being liable, like it, to form dangerou# concretions in the bowels: it enr- rectsneidity, nml effectually cure# lienrl-burn, without injuring tho coats ofthe stomach, ns So. da. Potash, ami their Carbonate# nre known to do; it prevents the. food of infant* turning sour; and in all cases net* os a pleasing aperient, po ciiburly adapted to femnlcs. Afresh supply of this nrticlo. just received, and for sale hy G. U. HENDRICKSON. april 4 ' * Prepared Cocoa. A FEW bases of Kitctioii’* universally np- /X proved, genuine. Prepared Patent Cocoa, an agreeable, wholesome uml cheap substitute for tea nr coffee. Jn#t received per brig L. Baldwin, uml for sale hy ANSON PARSONS, . juno 10 No. 8. Gibbons’ Range. Hoflnl'ft Vegetable Life Medi cines. T H E3E tnedicim.-# are indebted for their name to thair nmmfets and scti*ih!e action impure flying the springs and chnnneU of lifo, and «u duitig them with rettewen tone nnd vigor In many hundred certified case* w hich have been made public, and in nltunsl every specie# ol disease to which thu Immnti frame in linlife, thu happy effects of MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLS A P11 ENIN IHTTERS have been gr&lcfnlly nnd publicly acknowledged by the parsons bene- tilted, mid who were previously unacquainted* with the hnniitifu'ly philosoplucr.l. principles up on which they are compounded, und upon which they consequently net. The LIFE .HED1CINF.S rerotmr.end them selves in (Tuoascs of every form attu description * Their first operation is to loosen from the coats of iho stomach nnd bowel*, tho various itnptirl tie# and crudities cmiftaudy rettlifig around them: and to remove the hardened fa ces which collect in tfiecniivolutiou# of the smallest intrs line#. Other medicines only pjcSiully cleanse the#,', r.nd leave such colfoctcdjrfnasses behind a* to produce habitualcostiveness, with all its' train of evils, or sudden diarrlurn. with it* I||i* minentdanger*. This fact is well known to all regular anatomists, who examine the human tmsy el# after dciitb; nud hence tho prejudice of ihoro well informed men egainst quick medicine*. ^ or medicines prepared and heralded to the pub* he by ignorant persons. The second effect of tho Life Medicines is to dcanestho kidneys and tho bladder, and hy tills means, tho liver and the *— Lull Ncidiilz ami Soda Powders, Ac* 5 GROCE improved aperient Seidlitx Pow- ders, 10 do do Soda do. 2 cases Henry’s genuine Calcined Magnesia. 1 do Mnxeti’s Ef- lervcsent do Just received nnd for sale by june 10 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Whooping Cough# rpIIE subscribers have just received a supply X of Jayno’s Indian F.xpecierehVnri article highly recommended li.r tho relief and cure of Whooping Cough. Cold*, nml affections of the lungs. T. M. A J. M. TURNER, juno 15 Monnmcnt-9qunro. Sold lit* Powders. A FEW grace of Maynard A Now* best Seidlitz Powders, received persenr. Eagle and for sale by A. PARSONS, june 16 No. 8, Gibbon#’ Range. Peach Water. A FEW dozen. Received aud forsnlo hy - july 17 THOS. RYERSON. Phicnix Bitters nnd Pills. A LA RGB supply of Moffatl’s Bitters nnd Vegctalde Lite’Pills;direct from tlie Pro- prietor. Jmt received and for sale by july 17 O. R. HENDR1CK80N. Lnndrctlt’s Rutn Baga TUrnip Seed* LBS. fre*!i Ruta Unga, piitupbytha O \ f above celehrnUd house in Philadelphia, lor sale by T. M. A J- M. TURNER. july j The blood, which t goucy of the liver aud (he lungs hofore it passes in to tho heart, being thus purified by the in, nml non tithed hy food coining from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, retie ws every part of the system; nnd triumphantly mounts the ban ban of health in the hlopming check. MOFFAT’S LIFE MEDICINES have U'eoB thoroughly tested,and pronounced a sovereig^ remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Palpitation nf the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart-burn nud Headache, Restlessness, Ill-temper, Anxiety, Languor andMelnnclioly, Costivoness.Diartjura', Cholera Fevers of nil kinds, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies ofnll kinds, Gravel, Worms, Astlimn abd Consumption, Scurvy, Ulcers, Inveterate,Sore*. Scorbutic Eruptions, nnd Bad Complexion!, Eruptive cnmpluiuts, Sallow, Cloudy, and nthor disigrecnhlo Complexions, Salt Rhcitni, Erysi pelas. Common Cokl sand. Intluenz*, nnd vorioua other complaint* which offlict the human frnine. In Feveii und Ague, porticulnrlv, the Life Medi- - cities havo been most eminently successfiil; so - much so that in the Foyer auc Ague districts; Phvsician^nluio. I universally prescribe thqiif. A(l that Mr'. Moffat require* of hi* patient#’!# to Fie particular in taking the Lifo Medicines strictly according to tlui directions. Ills nothy . a newspaper notice, pr by any thing that he linn • self may say in their favor, tlmt Fie hopes to gain credit. It is alone by tho results nf n fnir trial. These Valuable Medicine# aro for’-snle by A. BARTOW. - Corner of B iy nnd Drayton streets, dec 85 309—ly Roffat’s Vegdnbic Lli'o Fills ." miitl Plicnlx Bittors. ‘ » T IIE high celebrity which these excellent hie _ dicmcsliuvo acquired, in curing ntinostuv ' ety disease to which the. human frame is !inh|t)l i* a matter fnmilini with almost every intelligdnt person. They became known by their frulta— their good works have testified fnr them—thaj* did uot iltiivc hy the faith of the credulous. In case# ofrostivencs*. dyspepsia, bilioua and liver affections, asthma, piles, settled pain* rheumatism, fevers nud ngues, obstinate head ache*, impure state ofthe fluids, unhealthy ap pearance oftlio skin, nervous debility, tho sick ness incident to femnlcs in deljrata health,- overy kind of weakness of tlio digc.tho organs, and in. all general derangements of health, these medi cities have invariably proved a certain nnd spee dy remedy. They reitoro vigorous health to iho niost exhausted constitutions. A single trial will place the Life Pills nud Plienix Biller# beyond thn reach of competition, ih tho estimation ofeir erv patichL / ’Prepared nnd sold, wholesale and retail. «i Win. U. Moffat's Medical Office, 375 Broad ay, New.York. N. B.—None arc genuine unless they have tha facsimile ofjtohn Mofl’ni’s signature. ICTThc Kite Pillsnrn sold jnboxes—Price,2K :ent«, 50 cents, nnd $1 each', according to tho size;and the Plienix Bitters in botllea.at 01 ot $2 ench, with full directions. For Gratuitous Distributiou-An interesting little pamphlet,entitled "Moffat’s Medical Man uni, designed as a Dqmefctic Guido to Hsallh— containing accurate information concerning the most prevalent disease, and tho most approved remedies—by Win. B-Moffat." Apply to the Agents. For sale hy A. BAKTOiy,,.* C'ornerof Bay and Drnyton-stredM-' dec as 30S»—ly • ChlorfAe St 14mA Castor Oil. QKA OALLANS No. 1 »ml 8 C«,lor Oil, AkJU for sale by T. M. A J. M. TURNER. july 1 Monument square. Starcli* . , *1 A BOXES Colgate’s Starch, received par X vf brig Q- B. Lamar, end for sale by ANSON PARSONS, july 1 No. 8. Gibbons’ Range. Lamp Oil, O NE nnsk superior Sperm Oil, and one cask of Elephant Oil, an excellent and cheap are Strongtlicninv Plasters. B ADEAU’S and Bueula Strengthening Pins-. - lere: also, S tier man’* Poor Man’s Plasters, | tide for summer use} received per brig Madison, for rale hy ANSON PARSON?. audforBsl-by ANSON PARSONS, july t No. 8, Gibbons’ Range, | june 24 No. 8, Gibbons’ Rang*. A* JN jarsjjuiitahlo for fa mi | .Jo rjtaJ | juno 22 TllOS. RYL Cliiorldo of Lime, v - i. A FURTHER .upplv. remind and hr »la by THOS. RYERSOS. /*"'r ia A rrowlfiioi, feb: ' . M 6 CASES superior Arrow Root I tfd*»Tapioca; ' ' 1 do Sago 1 barrel ground Flax Seed Just receivod and forsal# by > ' * july 8 G. R HEUPrIQKSON- . . . Scented Soup,. rO.XESJIull’* superior scented Soap, JHl\P iii bars andcakas. Just , received |im for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, july 17 , Ort.ngw Flower Woter. ■* O NE bare received and for sals br Jhl/t7 THOS. RYF,RSON.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, August 19, 1841, Image 1