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ySHosSE 8
SWAIM’S PANACEA.
T HIS medioine ii offeredU a temrdyto*
ficnefola, King'. Evil,Uleented Sore
Throat, long ataading Hheumatle Affec
tions CuUntoul Diieare*. Whit* 8«tnlng
and Diaeaara of thn Banal, and •»• *•**»
reaerally of on ulcerous ehawetar, ond
Chronic diarai** arising in debilitated e°nati j
lotions, but mori especially fur Syphllii, 011
.ffjetiom trioing therefrom, Ulcer* of the
Larynx, Nodes, «e, ond that dr»tdfol dm
•ate occasioned by atone oi.d exeeaaive u«e
ofMoreuw, ho *9.—Ith» »'•• bbon found
useful In Disease* of the Liver.
In 11 diibrden orloing from on Impure or
conttminottd otote of the Bleed, It wiU be
found * powerful ond on effectual remedy/—
The diicovery of thi* toed cine U»» been _ the
effect of long ond' ottenlive etudv, Ond it 1*
ho* mode pubtie from the moot decided con.
Communlcttipno. pool paid. ond otdetoftom
any port of the world, will receive Immodiote
Sheriff’s Sale. .
Oh thifirii Tuesday in September nyxi.
Y triiX be ookl before ibe Uourt Houoe m
f the Gity of Savannah, between the
bouro of 10 ond 4 u’olook,
All those two lot* end improvement! In the
city ofSavannah known in plan'* *"J. d •JVJ*
itumben (it) twenty one ond (SI) twinty
tee Jaokran word Oirant aqipre leviedton.as
the property of Bleak. Barly under * fi I*, in
tithfond Intereot of Andrew
Knox In Btoe'o whorf being one und.vided
eighth of two undivided third i tnd o e un_
divided oeventb of -one undivided ojghthof „ nw mtae
two undivided, third*, lened on a* *hjiP*® Llction, founded on ample experience. of itt
perty of And ew *»■ ** tuU power in eiadi'ating those diaea*et,q/ier every
fn frvor of W.llioehon ond De Villen. . I.,*! medicine hatfMed.
A«ond*ldodmoiety *#* Porti»n 01'port0^ ^ howevcr>be supposed, thot this
ell that ft 1 of lend in’the city ot sovsnntn ., _ i n » tr »bly cure—the moot et-
known by the nunfoerii (*> ««" Corpeoters , e#med medioine ^ employed by the Faculty,
Tything *" d ! .fun fail in the very disease, for which
portoontemlng thirty tlx (36) fob! in I ,hey ere considered opeioiBe* > but tf tlie useof
end ninety feet (90) to d«ptl..bnundrd nottl, .■ « yered ln< wiU r , d ,e.lly remove .1-
by Bty lone, eeet by jond of Justoh mul every esu.e|uf the disorders specift.d.
ooutbbyBryonotreetondweoi by lot no. si Thoul , ndt , re lingering under these com-
(6) levied on ** the property of John M J*i:. L| l . ln , 1( in tan) e for m, sinking to the grave,
vis under on execution in favvur of Mark I *i, b „ u t s remetiv, whom this medicine would
Hoog. . , , ,a\ in,.... I certainly restore to perfect health sml vigour.
All thot gorden lot. no. °*® (') Libert) l .ty snd innocence have been fully tro'-
otreet being the half of lot_no- (5 7 ) fifty oevt-n I , m t hat may be administered to the ten-
bounded wrtiby lot no. (58) hUyeigh.snii I ^ re|t The most distinguished phyci-
. on tbeaut by the other hall of said lot levied ,. |(n| jn (be united States recommend it, snd
oh at the property of Lsmnut Williams uniter d th „ , m ore imporisut discovery in me-
4m execution inlbyor of D.-osser and lernei • ]|CB| tcit!ne8 ba( po t been madei snd to use
> Fertyfive *«*•'*!'“'* u.’ ‘be language of one of the moat eminent Pru
ett as the property of Thomot Wright under re|M| ^ ij{8t a triumf, 111 the healing
two execution* in favor ot Joans un, nius 1 pJ Xu the present ond rising generations,
Boo. sod Sami. Hale. , I the benefit mus' prore incalculable, net only
1 ny saving many many valuable lives, but im
parling strength snd soundness to tl hililaed
an.’ corrupted constitutions,—sAeieiy preicrv-
ing their qffipring from hereditary ditea.et. -~
These loots, togs i,, r with the numerous cutes
nsde, form inctdtleprttf of the li 1 Ith value
III th s remedv. No one, however, ionlnoea
10 take it, without first fully convincing him-
self of the truth of whai inhere staled, and
the rectitude of the Pr< prietnr’o intentions.
The cures performed in this city ttonc, es
tabliah its superior virtue on 0 hssis too solid
to be effected by the malignity of the envious.
I is worthy of remark, that the greater part
of the patients who hsve been permsnently
attention,
(Qr Printed direotions oeoowiptny the mo-
< '‘ C,ne ' WM.SWAIB. '
No 13, South Ninth Street, opposite t*e
University of Ponnsylvani*.
Philadelphia, Febntary, 1825.
Tho subscribers have just received a fM'
supply of tho above VALUABLE
CINE, and hqve made suoh arrangomoftra
with the inventor,Mr. Wm. Swaini, as will
enable them to offer to the public n pur*
and unadulterated article. Druggists ond
others who purchase to sell itgnin, can hove
it at the original price established by the
proprietor.
LAY & HENDRICKSON.
Chemists and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
A Treatise on Swnim’s Pnnsccn, with
cases illustrating its success, will be loaned
to those interested, by applying as above.
June 28
Aug 8
I. D’LYON s c. r.
98
Sheriff’s Sale.
On the firet Tuesday in September next,
City
pol \ imp ms,
TIIB INDIAN EXTRACT
A certain East India Cure fur the Rhe u-
malitm. King's Evil, tfC.
TfVtLL oe sa d «t lie -.uvi \ House v - the
AJJ eitv ofSsvsnuah, between the hours
of 10 snd 4 o’clock-
»i AO the lot of land stiusted. lying snd being
U the city of Savannah, kn vm in the plan 0!
Seid eitv as 1 it No. two 2, Lmerty Ward con-
tsining 63 feet front snd 90 feet deep, togeth
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, boundedeost by lot No.one l, west y .
lot No.three3, north by Btoughton-st. fcsouth I cured> had, previous to the nroprietor’s un-
iy a Unc*levied on a> the property of the e« I j e rtaaingtbemg received the nbleit • ,sl<tsnre
tste of Thomas Lucena, dec. to sst sfy an es-1 tnd , e ver«l were abandoned by Ihe-r Pliysi
eoution from the Court of Common r leas snd I c „ n>i M being beyond the reach of human
Oyer snd Terminer for the city of Ssvannsii. I lb ||| y uc j ,> the f c i, and n cxtra.rd-mry
Wm. H. Wsllsnd B'ixsbeth his wife vs. S II I ' • 1 ' t —
Bond sdmmistr.tor, C. T A. ofTh-imis Lu.
cent. A. 1 D’LYoN, c.s
Ang 8
OB
Sheriff’s Sale.
On the firet Tuesday »» October next.
5TDlLL.be sol is'. the Court House, in the
\>y town of Jefferson, Ctmrlen County,
between the kgsi hours of sale,
many of -lie e-tses- that an exhib tion ions
made of them in the University of Penney VM
in, by the Professor of Surgery, b fere a ci oval
ed audience of Students, who pronounced them
wonder, in the hetding art. It has been intro*
ucei into the Philadelphia Alms Uoiis- and
Pennsylvania snd New-York Hospital, tnd
such were its surprising effects—its success
after til other modiciiies had foiled, that the
Surgeon of the PennsylvsnisiUopital, Dr.Wm
P: ice, wu induced to abandon his highly
A tract of land, situate on Walker Swamp respectable ufRcfrom the laudable design
in Camden County, containing seven hundred of benefitting his follow creatures, bv carry
end fift* Seres, more or leis>wrth tire improve-1 mg the Papscea to England ; where it haa al-
mr«a3lfrreon,-and five negrors via. Aaron, ready su|fersaded the use of the genuine
Silva,. Hoie, Stephen and Pompey, levied on " "- 1 -‘ * ‘‘ “
PI Hie property of John Hardie, un er sun
d r, executions, in favor af the State of Geor
gia, against Joseph Grfwa Tax Colleetor, snd
John Harder and Edward Shearman, aeeuri-
tiea-oproperty pointed out by John Hardie.
Frenoh Bob of Lahcteur in a number of in
stances, in disessei for which that is intended,
and it* virtues are publicly acknowledge by
some of the molt eminent surgeons there.
In ell complicated cues of Scofidu and Sy
thilit, and where the Syphilitic Virus of me
Extract of a letter from the Rev. Jamea E
lish. dated at Bengal, to Dr. F- Bedwe
London
> P«*n Pitt :
A r.TtBBABLY to ytir reques*, I have wi'h
dilK ultv procured and now lend you hv
the ship Jssin, Cspt Robinson, n few pound
of the Poll 1 delpliis, or what generallv goei
by the name *,f India Extract, « Mcdtr.i-'e un
iverislly esteemed im-mg the people of India.
.a 1 certain cure for the Rheumatism. Was
I to inform you of the number of people wh
are daily relieved and cored by tf ia valuable
Hrd cine, it wou d require more psper than
I am able to purchase ai d more time than 1
am able to bestow. 1 ideed, the till ct oft! i-
Medicine la on imurdiate, that in nheumalttm
vou would suppose it acted r* a chn ni in giv
ing relief and removing that painful d.seaae-
In the King's Evil it has been used with greai
success* and wlie e Mercury baa been given
nr used to excrsi^this Medicine has proved a
perfect cure. The great di (fi .ulty, however,
nl procuring the Extract, will for many years
to come, prevent its general circulation, it be
ing obtained from a Shiub growing on the
moun'ains of Thibet, in the D ;rman Empire
of India, and held 10 ancred by the natives,
that 10'port with it is like parting with their
exiitonee."
Letter to Dr. Redwell, dated Jan. 7, 1813.
Dear Hector—I have been violei.t'y affected
with a R it umstie complaint. f,r m»nv years ,-
even my fingers were so contracted tint I
could neither dress or undress myself, or give
the least assistance to mv la nily—I hive used
only one box of thelnd a Extract, and I am
perfectly restored. Your’a truly.
B, RALSTON,
Philadelphia
Letter from Tobio* Jennings, Steward nl St
Thomas’Hoaptal. London, Feb t. 18i3
Bear Sir—I think it my duty tu inform you,
7 hat after trying every thing that could be
pointed out by the moat respectable phyai
Abo. A tract of land lying in r.amdrn Coun- parent cause* a develonement of ScrofuIs in
ty, cuntsinlng two hundred ond ninety acres, I the child, this is the only remedy u»on wliich
tnore or ieuTsnd the improvement* thereon, * tingle hope of recovery can be reotonab-y
ieviedon*** the' property of Zichartah Rn- founHed i there hat been no matinee of its
hertsf under an execution in favor of Thoms. | failure, wherejirope'ly used It impart, vj
H. Miller for the useof Andrew Low U Co.
property pointed out by the d ifendeut
O, W. THOMAS, n. a. c.c.
Sept 3 °9
Sheriff’s Sale.
Ontt*Jlr»< Tuesday in September next,
I gour to the whole system while the cure ia
I going on—an eperalion to long bolted far in
I vain by the medical world; at Hie .me time
I the patient is enabled to take nourishing food,
I which under the common modes of practice,
I is uaually withheld from the sufferer. In ma
I ny instance! where the horrible ravages of Ul-
I ceraiion had laid bare ligament and bone, and
TTDILL'be sold in front of "the court-house I where, to ell sppcarence, no human metaibut
'\\j j n Bryan County, between the uaus| imputation could have saved life -. in cases
hours of isle, | expense even •• here described, heve pa.
A tract of Land in said county, known bv tientt been enetchcd from the grave and re-
be name of ‘Palermo,’ containing eight hun- stored to good health, and the devourmg dta-
“ - i>ase completely ersdicaied The discovery if
a remedy like thi. now offered for sale, hus
been a desideratumfrom time immemorial.
The Proprietor does noi uppoae his bare
ssiertion will convince: be will therefore give
references to inch as have been cured, end
those und^r hit cere among whom ere many
highly reaped tele citiacs, that shall aatiafy the
moat incredulous of da superior efficacy in the
disorder! for which it it here recommen ’rd.
Every member ofaoce .y should aid-tn diffus
ing inf .rmstion of this discovery—human
ity alone makes it a du y
Kjvt ii&catea-
“1 heve within tbs last two years had an op
the name 1
dred acres, more or lets, bounded N E by
Sweat** lands, 8. W by a Silt mersh, other
boundanet not known—levied upon ai the
property of K* T Keeling, to satisfy an exe
cuiion in rtvor of the administrators of Benj.
Btiice, deceased
THOS. HARN, a- x.
AnsmrtS ~ 1) 5
Tttmrj Dc^ntmeiit, ? I VALUABLE MEDICINE
March, 14, 4825 5
W HEREAS on the 3d or Hindi, Wf5, a
Uw wit paiaed by the CongreM of the
Umted States, of whioh thn 3d, 4th, end 5th
eeotioni ere in the words following, vix i
** See. 3, And be it fitrther enact ed, Tbit's
subscription to the amount of twelve mlllont
of doliara, of the six tit cent, stuck of the
year eighteen hundred end thirteen, be, end
the ume it hereby proposed i for which pur-
lute book, shall be opened at the Treasury of
the United States, and at th- soveral loan nffi
sea, on the first day of April next, to continue
open until the first day of Oe'ober thereafter,
for auoh parts of the above mentioned de
scription of stock as .Mil, on the day of eub
scription, stand on the books of the Treasury ,
and oh those of the eeveral loan offices, re
spectively / which subscription shall be effect
ed by a transfer to the United States, in the
maoner provided by law for such transfers, of
the ered.t or cred't* standing on the said
booka, and by a surrender of the certificates
of the stock to subscribed : Provided, That
ail subscription by such transfer of stock ahail
be ciniideicd at part of the said twelve mil
lions of dollars authorised to bo borrowed by
The first section rf his sci.
>' 8ee. 4. And be it further enactedThat for
the whole or any part of any mm which ihalt
be thus subscribed, credits shall be entered to
the respective subscribers, who shall be enti-
'led to a certificate or certificate! purporting
that the United Ststea owe to the hol ler or
holders thereof, hie. her, or their seaigna. a
sum to be expressed therein, equal to th,
amount of the principal stock thuaiubscribi d,
bearing «n interest nut exceeding four and
one half per centum per annum, payable
quarterly, from the thirty-fi at day of Decem
ber, nee thousand eight hundred and twenty
five t tranafersble in tile aame manner at i'
p-nviil-d by law for the ttantlcr of the stock
•hbsrribed, and subject to rrdnmpt .on xt tilt
pleasure of the United States, as follows: one
ha.f at any time sfrer the thirty-first day ot
December, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-eight i and the remainder at any time
after the thirty-first day of December, one
thousand eight hundred end twei.t.-ninr.;
Provided, That uo reimbursement shall be
made except for the whole amount ot aucli
new certificate; nor until after at least aix
monthi publie notice of tuch intended reim
bursement. And it tliall he the duty of the
secretary of tile Treasury t" cause tu be trans
ferred to tiie respective vib-cribers the error-
si sums by them subxcrtbed beyond the amount
of the certili istes of four and one half per
edit, stock issued to them respectively.
" Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, ThsP
the same finds which have hereloloie been,
and now are pledged by law for the payment
IOTTBV4
Vegetable Catholicon.
rQHE tubacribi r reametrully telielts the at
IT tention of every friend of suffering hu
inanity, to to the abmre new and "valuable
remedy, whose unequal powers In eliminating
from the system the very Ideda of diteaae,
and In restoring the deranged and morbid
condition of the organa oflife te a foe* and
hmdthyexeroia'e ,of their functions, baa exci
ted the astonishment, and completely ulen
eed the objections of the moat incredulous —
Pacts are the best argument.. In order to put
the virtues of the Uaiholicoe . to as severe a
terotiny a* Jicmible, it was offered by adver
tisement, toge'.hef with the attendance of a
physician, gratuitoualy to any nation win.
would apply fur it, and whoae cause might
aeemte come within the range of itt healing
power—numbers of severe caa-a of long at* d-
ing, and some of them seemingly deaprme
ones, pre ented themselves, all of which have
been cured, or io much relieved ts to warrant
i he assertion that* little perseverance will da
so. In fact, such is the confidence ofthephysi
eisn under whole bare theae patient! were
placed, in tliia remedy, e coi fide .ee resu.t
ing from the irresistible conviction that bts
been forced upon hie mind by ocular demon
stration, and a personal trial of. it on himsei
that he permits me to declare it as hit d -c.i
ded opinion, that -lie Catholicon is not onk
perfectly safe and innocent, but a moat pnw
ert'ul and invaluable remedy in certain dis
eases and states uf the st stem, such as the fol
owing,— .
Debility resulting from m'emperanee tn-.l
dissipation i Old and invelert* Ulcers . Pains
in the b-ini-s attended with swellings uf ti
juiive; Indigestion. Blotches on tlie tac.e,
pimple., Etc ; Ali compiain's of the Liver
TetterYawsi Syphilis.- Ciitaneout diseases
generally i Mercurial and scrofulous com
plaints
The Catholicon (which the proprieter sol
emnly pledges h s word consia'a exclusively
of vegetable matter) with the except,on of ’■
alight detc-rmi mtion to the bowels, vihmh i
preserves in s soluble state, acts insensibly, i-
pleasant to the tone, snd requires n, purlieu-
lar regimen, fslistitiei'ce irmn tpirluoui li
quors always excepted.) or confinement. A
a gentle, safe nod agreeable cathartic mod-
erne. improving the appetite a"d restoring tin
general tone of the ayfem, it is confident l>
recommended to iadies in a delicate nitua*
VV W. P0tTF.il,
.66 Clieanut-ltieet.
eouM with tob*. With my thanka, a mV n.,
obliged humble lervant.Cfc 1
City of Philadelphia, H ° V0RQE KAN *-
George Kioe, uf the District of South
werk, personally appeared, and, being dulv
iworn, doth declare and say that the abg«;
statement iein all respects correct end true
uid that the signature to it is in tlie head'
writing of this deponent.
J OH*’ BISNS, Aldermui
Philadelphia, Hay 28,18J4-
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS,
The Vegetable Catholicon it pecufufi
adapted to those ditesset which ere prev,|,,r
vnong the ooluured population of the south'
In that disease which is called yawi, it
sure remedy t a tingle trial of it, will com
S lanters of its superior efficacy to any rent
yof eatmtlar nature in the United state,.
tion.
NOTICE.
The advantagee of tbit medic-nr am, nn ,
confining the pdient unneceiotrily , 0 g,,
house, or keeping him from hie buiinr-xj
With one aolitm y exception, that of eniritu-
out liquors, it doc. not lay any nitStdoni ntm
hit appetite It isau gentle m ,t s opc-auon
thst roe p-.tient finite himself petti„ r we ,|. .
cannot tell how. At it is not the vruh oith»
proprietor to take any thing (or which be
cannot give • consideration equal in u t 5 "
persons at a distance who may »«!, t 0
ilia medicine, but v.'ho arc nor certain it it
be applicobie to their complaint, are requnu
ed to describe their c-se and symptntiu in
a letter, post.paid, and directed ‘to hint—thl|
letter will be im.iudiaie!y t.laccd in hui.ii
fully competent to d»-.;d- the .|ue.titin.—
Should the remedy tint aeatn in suit the ii|.
eaie, they will be IVahkly told s i.
CAUTnN
To prevent ihsappointin nl ir is well te
side that it taxes i,t ordinary cutes front 3 to
5 bottles to effect a curt- so that pe,-im-» who
are labouring under ar.y serious infirmity,
mil-t makeup their mind to persevere lu that
extent at least—if they do not, they Hugh- -j
wt-.h s,.vc themselves tin- trouble tnd txp.-nre
f -iring a smaller iui-,n'itv,
A-1 o-'ders pesi-p dtl .mi! erc'osing the rrri.p ,
mmvdialftiy attend-.A f--, «.id 'tie in.... re
;,aCM-d Sod delivered with directions fi.rn-t,
-. any place in'he city, slid forwarded sui
te,-ted
N. B. To proven’ the possibility of »U an-
n s’tinn, it V- id bvs-i!.- in tlie city of I’ lin Ifh
phis, nt the nffiC" in Filtu near Rict-f'.r..-t,
oral Hie dwelling of the. propri- t»r, t*-, 5J
dhesmi 1 . a,reel, oniy, and abroad by i.is in-
iborizud agents. W W POTlFIt,
66 Chcinvt St -cel, Phitade pf a-
Philadelphia. May 31,1824.
At the request of Mr, tlf. W. Potter, I hav,
,. *!— modi
of theintetest, end for the redemption a"* 1 1 lately exhibited, in several instances, e modi
reimbursement of tlie stock which may be re- M , ed liru p, called Bo'ler'a Vegetablt Oetho
deemed cr reimburied by virtue ,t the pro-1 v \i\, the most decided advantage. 1
visions of this set, shall remain pledged in like
manner for the pivment ot thu interest accru
ing on the stuck created by reason of su-.It
subscription, end for the redemption or reim
bursement of the principilof the sime. Ai d
it shall he the duty of the cuinmi-isioners of the
linking fond to Cause to be applied end paid
out of the said fund, yearly and e' e p > year,
such sum and sum as may be annually requir
ed to discharge the iute-est accruing on the
stock which may be created bv virtue of this
act The said commissioners nre, also, here-
licon, with the most decided advantage
has, ee t et, never failed effecting a cure tu
every case in which l hero thought proper to
employ it. H, M’MUftt HIE, M 0
Phi'adclphiu, July 28(5,1824.
Mr. IT tT. Potter,
Deer Sir-.-You expressed I wish that 1
would given concise statement of iny soft :r
ings, from ’the Hopeless commencement, to
the present propitious stage of mv diteaae ’
About live years ago, on my passage from
ciana and aurgeons for the renrf of my U ^.utfoiriaed' te. Borde,u.. during the month rfjsnu.ry from
without any succoa^ who you know, hit to, I 8uc( , , um tnd lum ,„ ut 0 f the laid fund, as imprudent expoaure °" d * < r’ ‘***..* , .
many yesrt been laboring under aevere Rfieu-1 think im>n„. rewarda redeeming I with a violent fever. Having no medical a
many yesrt been laboring under aevereRfieu-1 they may think proper, towards redeeming
matism, I waa induced to try the poladelphia, I by purcb ,ae, or by rcimburaemeue, in con-
witbi g immeringtiiope, that it might g-re I formity with the proyiaiona ofthia act, the
him tome relief from the excessive pain he I pr j BciOT | „f the laid stock i end inch part of
endured, whioh rendered bin e eeeteee morn- I (he , nnut | (am often millions of dollars, Veit-
her of society, and a burthen to himaeir. 10 I b < Uw in the said commitaioners, et may
my utter astonishment the relief waa inatan-1 be neC eMtry and required for the above put-
taneous, red by peraevering in the ute of the | #t> lh(|) be tnd continue appropriated to
or by rcimbursemeut, in con-1 “gbt 1 Ztl'ZivT^my ak
rival at Charleston, 8. C. it was treated as
ryptiua. The akin or my Physician aubdueil
the fever, but Ptiosnix-like, the termination
of thii gave riar to a disease equally distrert-
ing, and which, till now, I had thought incur-
Vanout abicesaea made Ihef uiiwel-
Extrect, his joints have returned to their pro- t H hep ’ men , of intereiv and redemption ot »Me. Vanoue "Weewea made lhei.- unwet-
per pieces, end he >e ■ perlect hreith. Up ,„ epil y hll0 debt.until the whole of the. .lock ‘n. 2,™ -
^•rd« if silty respect able oersoni here c*l
ied to ■(*« my son, as all who knew him thought
it inwntsihlc that he r^coveT*. i jjnrted.'’
FOR SALE by GEORGE RYERSON, NoWj therefore, notice it hereby given, thnt
Druggist, where additional certificates of I |, 00 fcg ^\\\ be opened at the TreRsury of the
the efficacy of the above medicine may be | United States, and r»t the several loan cHteas,
wh*h mey be created under the provieione of | *V d ' l Ip y 'mt,iL" nThTd’lumors,
th.. act. shall heve been redeemed or r « im 'I which on my left knee affected the
I have appointed GiiOUGE RYE
Drngtn t «jr Savannah, mv sole agent. 0:*^. ,
wj*nt : ng the ahave valuable mcfitui.c,
will ba supplied by him for cash, at th;* s>*.\e
r»t<r f hr if ordered direct from me—v;z i,N
pei d-.*en, or three dollar* * s>ngte i'! i
VV. W. PO l l'EU, Pb-lu
Any person on fcppl!C«tim» to the rj- 'f
will be furnished with cc rtifiCBturS of ih- <iii«
chcv of the above medicine, u< ( u»
v>nce the mind of the most scept Mibowli
too numerous Rnd lengthy for n.
serlion. RYKRSOV : D-vyo-t,
Corner of Bay and Whuukei Sucetf,
dec 13
seen.
May 20
O
Hheriif s sales.
u the firat Saturday alter the firtt Tuetday
^,Sn October next,will betpld at the Market
House in the town "t 8t. Mary’s between t*-e
usual houra, fifty aeroa of land, together with
the improvement* thereon, Ij.iig and being
in the County 4f Camden, On the Post Road I portuuity of seeing several cases of very tnve
trading from Jefferson to St. Msrys, levied | urate ulcers, which having previously resist
on as the property of H. A Nunis, to satisfy | ed the regular modes of treatment, were
sundry execution* in ftvo- of Ezekiel Weeks. I healed by the useof Mr. Swrim’s Fanacee
Property levied on and turned over to the by | and I do believe, from what I have seen.
Georgia—C amden County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAP COMCE Ilf.
\4 WHEREAS Alexander Atkinson, Ad nirt<
istrator on the Estate of John Atkm*
'On, deceaied, applies to the Court of Ordin
ary of said County, f »r lettem d'nm’ssory on
9 id estate: Thes * »re, therefore, to c te »r d
admonish all tnd H’nguUr, the heirs snd cred
itors of wid dccer.Ecd, lo fi e ♦heir ohj^'inpR
(if any they have) in my office, on or before
the fir*t kiondsy in J»nu»ry next, or letter
will be grafted to the uppheant.
Witness ihe Hon William Gibson,
one of the Jcstiers of sxid Court,
this 25 li Jun«\ 18 !5.
JOhN BAILEY, c. c. o. e. c
June 30 82
on the first d»y of April next, snd continue
open until the first d* ,f of October, thereaf
•er, for receiving subscriotions in conformity
with «he provisicns of the said law,
The subscriptions r *
prietors of the stock,
their attorneys duly
and transfer it to The United States.
b 0ne .-an incision was now made anti a large
evacuation ofuus, mixed with pieces of bone
took place. In addition to this, I suffered thv
most excruciating pains in my joints t hat man
ever experienced. Every things Inst was
Administered either gave me no relief or ser
ved to ogg'avste the disease, tlie severity nl
and transfer it to ,.\e United btstes. , ai. on |rhin v»»n, every popular rem-
Should subscriptions of said stock he made 1 he J p of . It w „ j' t Vii gv f„i and
to en .mount exceeding twelve nulliont of - uio , w ,„„ e m,i.de-1 to
d, ;*i ,r ^ a i i T!!| ,u " ,i(>n "^eTmoVg ^h* I I
n constable.
. M.H.HERBARD, S
St. Marys, 36th »uguit, 1825.
S-'Pt 3
C.C.
2(19
Sheriff s Sales.
On the firtt Tuetday in October next.
\TV1LL oe sold at tUe Court-House in the
>## town of Jefferson, between the usual
hours, part of Lot No 4, containing fifty feet
in ftant and fifty in depth, lying in tho lown
of St Mtrya, levied on as the property of
George W. Martin, to satisfy an execution in
favor of B. A. Copp.
M. H- HEBBARD, S. C. C.
St Mtrya, August 26,1825.
Sept 3 09
HhentTs attle.
- On the firtt Tuetday in November next, •
rnflia. be told before the Court House I-
w he oity of Savannah, between the ua
not uourt of sale,
Two 8tageaj tour Hones, and four seta ol
Hornets, belonging to this end of thr Augua
te Line, levied on under a fnreloaure of a
Mortgage from Joseph !. Thompson, to J»-
aeph Camming, assigned to Alexander T
. Dopton. . A. I. D’LYON, n. a. e. o.
sept 8
that it will prove an important remedy in ecro,
fulous, venereal and mercurial diseases.
”N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Professor of the Inatitutea end practice
of Phytic, in the Unirereity of Penn-
eylvenia Uo- A.
” Philadelphia, February 16,1823.”
“tfiave employed the Panacea of Mr.Swsim
in numerous inetancee, within the last three
yean, end hare always found it extremely
-fficacioua, especially in eee-ondary syphilis
and mercurial diseases. I hare no heaitatio
in pronouncing it n medicine of. inestimable
value. "W. GIBSON, M D.
Professor of 3urgery in the Uni*ty of Pern.
Surgeon end Clinical Lecturer to the
Aims House Infirmity, &e-
•• February M, 1823.'*
” I heve repea'edly used Sweim’s, Panacea,
both in the Hoepitel and in private practice,
end here found it to be a valuable medieine in
eb onio, syphilitic and scrofulous complaints,
and in obstinate cutaneous affectiona.
. “VALENTINE MOTT, U- D.
Profess >r if Surgery in the University of
New York, Burgeon of the New-York
Hospital, .v.o,
"New Ytrk, Itt mo 5th, 1824.”
Caution to fuieiiuui.
The great demand anil wonderful success
of this medicine, have induced t number ol
paraonato imitate it in various xrsya—Some
are telling Sarsaparilla and other syrupe, im
posing them on tft* ignomut for thePanaee* t
others are mixing thegeuuine medicine with
molasses, he., making three bnttlea out of one,
thus retailing a ime of its virtues. These im-
iiationaaud andad- lleratoina have in many in
taneti, protracted the sufferings of patients
[ in cases where the genuino medieine would
heve proved instantly efficacious. 1 therefore
deem it a duty I owe the the public, to ac-
Georgia—Uanulcn County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CO.YCEltjY.
W HEREAS Louis Dofour, Administutor
of the Estate of Ba-ile Pelletier, d
sppliel to the Court of Ordinary nf said coun
iy. for letters diimiiso-y on said esiate:—
These are, therefore, to cite snd admonish all
-nd singular, the heirs snd credito-s of said
deceased to fi’e their oi jeotiona (if any they
have) in my ufiue,un or Before ihefirst Mon
day in January next, or letters will be grantee
tn t’ e applicant. n
*——~y Witness the linn. William Gihio
|X. X.|| one of the Justices of said Cou
— . J this 25th lin e, 18 5.
JO IN BAILY.c.c.o. c. e.
June 30 82
Georgia—*Gamden county.
TO ALL -1HOM IT MAY CONCERN
\\W IERBA8 John Ha dee, Adoiiniiirt'or
W* of the Estate of David G. Jones, late
of eaideranty, deceased, applies to the Coun
of Ordinary of said county, fur letters dis
miss ory on said Batatoi
These art therefore to cite and admnniab
ait and singular, the beire and creditors of mid .... w __
dacoawd, to file their objeetiuna (if any they j quaint them, that H fa impossible, from the
hare) in my office, "n or before the first Mon-1 very nature of its eonetitueote, to be diecover-
dey in March, next, otherwise letter* will be led by chemical analyaia, end bonaequentlj,
Braxted the appheant. • | ihat ail other n ixturea represented to be mine
Witness the Hoir. William Gibvon, one of I knd sold as such« are fraudulent tnd base its*
(L. S.) the Juiticea of said Courtj, this i'positiona, calculated to deceive the ignorant
:17th August, 1825. I and unwary.—The genuine medieine baa my
JOHN BAILEY, Qfi & 0 C. C. I signature of a label representing Btrculet amt
•epfe 3 .. 209 I the_ Hydra, abd name on the ae*L
LS
bed by them respectively. _
SAMUEL I- SOUTHARD,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury*
VI-re'- °6 1( H r
IN EQUU Y.
Between W. Baviet, Administrator, Compton-
ant, and John Varnochan Admimtrutorj tU
bonis no with the will un-nxed if Carre j
It.rhr,niton and othm, B-jendanli ft
equity. Chatham Superior Court- Chancery,
'Mlh A igutt, 1824.
I T appearing that John Murray CainM-Dti,
one of the defendants in the mid bill of
complaint named, resides without the state of
Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdoms
at Great Britain and Ireland, esiied Scotland,
It is ordered that the said John Murrey Can
noehan, do appear and answer to the conn
-llainnnt’s said bill, within nine months frit*
(he date of this order, otherwiee that the
said bill, as to him, be taken pro eonleim .-
snd it is further mdered, that a copy of this
order be publish* d unce a week, in one of
ilie public G izaitee of this itate, until the rx<
rotation uf the time within which the said lie-
tendeut i» required lo appear pud answer u
aforesaid. ......
True copy from the Minutes, this 21st nsj
August. 1824. A. B.FANN1N. Clerk
august 24 5 "i
Georgia Camden Countij-
TO ALL TO WllOti ir may CONI U K.
W HEREAS Sarah Brown. Juiiioi, widow,
applies to 'be Court of Ordirinry «> >tv *
Notice.
TINE MONTHS after date.
gonea complete revo ution, my puma h-tvefe-ta- ,- 0 , lnty f or Letters of Administration on tut
ke • mothe discharge from iny xnee uegun ; gw(e j . )h „ uv (iwni Ute of aid eemnty. de-
10 diminish, and soon ceased altogether, I ceM ed sr next of kin: These sre, th.-refiM,
ulcer from v. lienee it proceeded being com i , uclte »„d admonisli, all snd linBiiiar, the
pletely hesled. The tiunnrs, tor the removal I ki)|drei , „ nd CB . di , ()r9 u | .airl deceased, to file
of which I liavfc tried in vain more remedita (h , r ( , h j-. ctionii ,f , ny they li .ve, in m. id-
annlicstion than I can iutme. are rapidly ducreasing i my
1 re I eta re. ...I.JreU 11IWB tritrw> Il'IG rj>tttrnp.a-* I Rn
N^5. ^
lew bottlea more of yuur, (to me) invaluable
Geoi'gia—Chatham County,
In the Court of Ordinary, May Term, 1825
O N the petition of Henry Champion, admin-
iatratnr of John St reet, d-c -ased, praying
«n order Niti n he made abtolute on his com
plying witn Ihe hrtr, tor 'heWide nf t Lot ot
Ground, number four, [4] second Tything
Reynolds Ward—Also, p .rtcf a Lot, numbei
six. Tower Tything, Decker W»td bring the
reel estate of the said uec. for the benefit of
tlie beire and creditors
notice he published
the Public Guette
requiting ell pet eons interested,'to show^use.
if iny they have, why the prayer of the peti
tioner should not be granted.
S M. BOND. e e. o,
May 14 4tq
Chatham County, lilting for ordinary rurpo-
se*, fur leave *i» tell all *l*s rei«l estate nl the
late Thomas Savage, of B'ya^ Coun’V* v izs
Point Plantaton, consisting of two hundred
Mild eighty acres Rice Land, on Ihe O -eechee
River, four mile* below ihe F -rry, idjjning
the plantation ef Joseph Habersham si'd Ste
nhen Eliott Also, two hundred ard fifty
Hcrcf* more or less, cf Pine Land, appertHin-
ing thereto. A'ao. r Tract of Lard railed
3a<ina, c ntt/i ing fif y acre?, on Medway Riv
• r, adjoining the land# of J J- Maxwell.
MARY SAVaGE, Adm'rx.
.Tune '5
NO 1 ICE.
N ine months after date, application will be
made lo tho Hon. Ihe Judge, of the Court
jt Ordinary of ( kaihem er unly, for leave te
sell all the real estate of the late William Craig,
deceased, for the benefit of the heira and cred-
ituraofsaid eatate.
JOHN U’NISH, Executor,
net 1" 7 ’
medicine, will make me per ectly so.
Your obi,gad friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR-
Philadelphia, July "fi, 1824.
My confidence in the vegetable catholicon
ia undiminiah-id, and sa fresh in- tancea of its
powers sr. daily occurring, in my own prac
tice. I have no hesitation in recommending at,
in the peculiar diseases to which it is applica
ble. aa superior to e-'y remedv I am acqunintr
ed with. M. M’MUKTRIE M. D.
Philadelphia, May 28.1824
Sm—In consequence of imprudent expna
ure four veers ago-. I had the misfortune to be
come afflicted with n disease, the peinfol re
suits of which induced me to apply in sun-
Notice.
4 M. persons having^demend* ^against the | „f tbe T iolent pain that I feltjn every
cession to several respectable ph.vilciana of | «pl»lsc»nt.
this city, from whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite ts distressing
aa the former. My whole system became a
footed. I could get no reat at niffht on ic
fice, on or before the first No..d.y ■J 1 "'*
next,otherwise Letter, will be grained tilt ap-
P Witnei the Honorable B-itian It Hunk-
ley, one of ihe Justices "f said Court,
thi. sixteenin day ol April, tigb'.c
hundred oi d twenty firo. .
[L S. JOHN UAlLEf. C. C. 0 C.C.
Anril 21 4
Georgia—Camden County.
UY THE COURT OF ORDINARY fOB
SAID COUN IY.
W HEREAS John Cheviher, his sppiif*
to Slid Court, for Letter, D'mw'rt
un the estate, of Samuel Cozen-.nd R«" ^
Buck, deceas-d. Theae are,
cite and admonish, all and aingular, the
I dred arid ereiii' ora nt the said d P'
sops, t-> file their objections, if any th«’
in my office, on or before the first H”™*-,
January next, or Letter, will be gw** M
Witness the Honorable James *
of tbe Justice! of raid Court, la s «
teei.th dev nf April, e ghteen kuim
end twenty-five. ,
(L. S.) JOHN BAILEY. C. C. 0. Cf-
Anri ’l
24
the city
estate of Constant Freemen, Esq late of I t of my b(ld y , the weakness snd enecie
city of Washington, deceased, ere re I tion of which wu such that I could eesrcely
Jan 14
Georgia—Chatham County
In the Court of Ordinary— May Term, 1825.
O N the petition of Robert Hoy, Executor
of John Weckerly,-dao. praying en order
Moi to be made absolute, on his complying
with the law, t* sell Two Traota of Land in
Laurens County, being the real estate of tbe I their objections (if any they have) in my of-
Georgia—Camden County
. TO ALL WHOM IT M AY CONCERN.
W HEREAS J. B<ehlott Jun. administrator
on I he estates of DsvidTucker and David
M’Credie, applies to tbe Court of Ordinary
of stid County, for Letters diamisssry on tbe
rotates of raid deceased personal Tbese-are,
therefore, to cite and admonish the heirs and
creditors of said deceased per sole, to file
Georgia—Camden County-
BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY fO
SAID '’OUNTY.
vTOHEREAS Lewis Btchlott.applirafr
„ - .Leri 'JJr Court of Ordinary of raid Countyi I*
strength restored With msoy thanka for I ( ettert Dismistory oo the estate of f r,l, ®3
the relief your medieine has given me, I am I Roio | upe . Their are, therefore, tp eit*
your obliged friend, tie. » I adm oniih, all and lingular, the kindred
WILLIAM WILSON. I credltorl „f at id deeraeed, to fift their ekj'
Sworn and aubaenbed to before me, May 28,1 . jf ™ they hav*, in my office, on 0, “*
1824 JOHN B1NNS, Alderman. I r‘ e Ote « at Monday in Januiry next, idh**;
1 WIN Letter* Ditmiraory will be granied IW
‘PP'^^era tbe Honorable Samuel Clark*.
•neofthe Jurticetof said Court, W
sixteenth day of April, eigbteeo
dred and twenty-five. .
(L.8.) JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O.C C
April 21 24
Philadelphia, May 28,18"4.
Sir—I am now, thanks to your medicine, a
hearty mar. For nearly six years 1 have been
a martyr to a disease, whose ravages threat
ened, if not soon stopped, to put a period to
my exiatenee. Having had no regular medi-
raid deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and I fice, on or before the first Monday in January I nl advice from the eommueement, my
creditors: It is ordered, that a notice be I neat, or letters will be granted to tbe opph-1 complaint Mbit got to such a height that I
published, nine months, in one of the Gz- cant. I could not swallow without great paw and
zettes of the oity of Savannah, requiring til l' r ^T1 Witness the Hun. William Gibson, I difficulty: Tumors formed m different porta
persons interested, to show cause, if any they I |l L S if one of tbe Justices of atid Court, I of my body, end I began to think my situation
ran, why the prayer of the petitioner thoidd I |Uw this 25th June, 1825. tlmoet drtperate. The Sr* bottles of tbe
not be granted. ». M. BOND, c. c. o. I JOHN BAILEY, e. e.o e.e. I Catholicon which I have taken h*we com-
| May 26 gy ] JuneSO 82 | pletely cured me, and I am low a* wellasl
H AY.
WA BUNDLES PBIMEHAY, landinf
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