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ft* iy—h) Superior'Court, . Mav TksMi 18*0. fn the mailer of Application of Or. Paul II. [Vitkins Io lie remoml as Trustee. AN reading nnd filing tlio Petition of the U mid Paul II. Wilkins, praying for an order'of lliia Hniiorable Court, requiring Al fred Iverson, of llio Counly of Jones and State of Gaurgia, Co-Truateo with Uni said Paul H. Wilkins and William Iverson, tlio Pallior of the Infant Children of tlio said William Ivirtun and Ann Eliza Ivorson, hi« wtfo, bul noir deceased, thftcrsluy i;uc Trusts mention- ed in said Uaod of Trust, to show causa on the first day of tlio nest Torm of the Superi or Court for tlio said Counly of Chatham, whyj)io said Paul H. Wilkins should not bo releasod and removed from said Truslooship. On motion, ordered that the said Alfred Ivor- eon and William Iv,orson, oil behalf of the said Infant etiluy quo trusts, do shw cause on tlio first day of the nest Term of tho Superi or Couit of tho County of Chatham, why the prayer of tho Petitioner should not bo gran, led!—and it is further ordered, that ti copy or this order bo published iu ono of tho Pub lic Gasottes of this’City, once a month until the meeting tlio snid Superior Court. True extract from the minutes. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk. juno29 04—S Camden Superior Court, Amur. Tkbm, 1029. Adm’or Dan’l Gracia, ) rs. % Scire Facias. Ephraim Harrison. ) _ I T appearing by tho return of the^ Shortfi that tho defendant is not to ho found io the County, nnd that personal service cannot be effected oo him of thesci. fa—On inolion it is ordered, that tho defendant appear on or before the first day of the next term, nnd plead to tho said writ of sci. fs. and io default of said appearance, tho plaintiff havo loavo to proceed on his writ of sci. fa. in tho samo manner as if service had been effcctod on him. And it is further ordered that this rulo be published in ono of tho Gazettes of Sa vannah, ouce a month until tho expiration thereof. Extract from tho Minutes. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk, april 15 1*0-Wm Camden Superior Court, ArniL Tehm, 1C29. Elias Fort, f vs. Samuel Clark, et- ol. ) I T appearing to thu Court that George S. Broivn and Samuel Clark, two of the de fendants to tho above bill of complaint, are not to be found io tho Counly : On motion, it is ordered, that tlio boid Samuel Clark nud George S. Brown, do sovcrnlly appear and file their answers within four months from this date—and that this rule bo published ill one of the Gazettes of Savannah, or Darien, ooco a month until the expiration thereof— And iL is further ordered, that all proceedings on tho bill of foreclosure of the said George S. Brown against Samuel Clark, he closed uniil further order. True extract from tho Minutes, 7th April, 1919. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk, april 25 129-fttn Georgia—Cnnidcn County. To nil whom it may concern. W HEREAS Israel Gcor, administrator on the estate of John Roux, applies to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of 3aid Coun ly, for letters dismissory on said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kiudred and creditors of said deceased, to do their objections, (if any they have.) in tho Clerk’s uffico of said Court, <#5 or before tho liict Monday ill January next ensuing, clhcrvmc letters dUtnissory will be granted Io thu applicant Witnoss tho Hon. William Gibson, one of of tlio Juslicca of said Court, this l-lth June, 13 ’9. JOHN DAILEY, c o c c, Ml DC 10 175 Georgia—Bryan County. By llie Court of Ordinary of said County. To all whom il may concern. W HEREAS John J. Maxwell, Esq. ad iniiiLlrotor on lire estate o! Leo Black sell, has applied io tho Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of snid Counly, to bo discharged from bis said administratorship. These are therefore to cito and admonish all and singular tho heirs and creditors of said deceased, to fdc their objections (if any) iu tho Clerh’s office of Ibis Court, on or before tiie first Monday io January uext, otherwise letters dism’iBSory will be granUJ. Witness Iho Hen. Lewis Hines, onooftlic Justices of ilm said Court of Ordinary, this ntcond day of July, one llyiusaiid eight hun dred and twenty nine. JOSHUA SMITH, o.n. c. July 4 199—It, M . notice; T HREE monthaurtordsteopplii bo mode to Ilia Bank of. the , Gootgia, and the Bank of Darien, tor me payment of tho following notes, the right lisud halves of which Wore loitin tho. year 111*5, in their transmission from Nashville, Tonuesseo.lo Philadelphia, In the Mail, No. 101. Prinaipai Bank ol'Geurgia, E. Early, Cashier. $100 No. IHO. Bauch Buak at Augusta, luvor of S. Halo, A, Purler, Cashier, No. 1170. do. do. do. do. do. do. No. 050. Bank of Darioii, favor ol Joo. Blacklor, E. Early, Cashier, No. 129 do. do. du. da. 10 10 50 20 jane 6. $190 G. B. CUMMING. 185—1310 Notice. F OUR months after dale application will be inado to tlio Honorable tlio J ustlccs of tlio Inferior Court of Chatham County^ wliou sitting lor ordinary purposes, lor leavo to sell all that tract oflnnd, granted to Jacob Harstene, on tho 24lh July 1020, containing 202} nores, on tlio waters of Three Mile Branch, and knnwu, as originally granted, by the Number 425, in the 2d Disirict of Bald win County, for the benefit of tho heirs of said Jacob Harstene. N. P. CROWELL, M. A. CROWELL, Adm'or and Adm'tix. jnne 22 711— t5m Notice. T HE Subscriber having qualified on the will of Ilia lalo Josm n Law, sen’r., of Liberty County, requests ell persons having demands against tho estate to present them duly attested, aud all persons indebted to the same, to come forward and make payment. JOHN S. LAW. jllly 25 200—Ow Final Notice. T HE Subscriber being Anxious to bring all the concerns of the late Rev. Benja min S. Screven (which consists of Bonds and Notes) to a close, requests all persons to whom the Estate is indebted, to send a statement of theii demands, properly attested, to the sub* scriber, before tiro 1st day ofNorember next, as after that day those who neglect will be debarred payment, and a final settlement made of the Estate. WM. JOYNER, Ex’or. of B. S. Screven. Coosawhakhie, Alh June, 1329. june 11 fi6—JmtN NOTICE. T HREE months after date application will be made to tho Savannah, Ogee- chee and Alatamuha Canal Company, for the issue of Scrip No. 03, doted lull April, 1323, for five shares of stock iu said company; tho original having been destroyed or lust. Til OS. PAINE, sept 3 217—|3m l Shaving Soaps of every de- , lines,. iStc I rliierA havo received per Melon Mar and oilier arri vals, a Fresh and exietiilva «up- JWW ply ofGonuiiioDruge and Med- {pines, Perfumery, die, SUCH M I Sulpli. Quinine, French, Iodmo Papuariuo, Phosphorus Cheltenham, Preston anil Epsom Balia Jalap, Mippa, Rhubarb, Cipum Tartar Cantlicrilics, Colombo, Calomol Tart. Emollo, Spanish Plot. Indigo l'aarl Ashes, Croton Oil Cologne, Lavender and Honey Wators in great variety, Otto of Rases Washing mill SI soription Fine Teolh, Dressing nnd Pocket Comb Clrnh, Hair, Cuinb. Tooth & Nail Brushes I-lsir Powder with Boxes and Puffs s A fine assortment of cut glass Siuolliog Unities, with silver lops Visiting, Conversation and Ploying Card s Lamp Oil, Glasses and Wioks of al kinds, & o. Which, added to their former slock, is not to bo surpassed iu <*4leclion or quality, by any establishment in tho Southern stales. Merchants, Physicians, Plsuters and Fami lies would da well to supply themselves for Iho season, os they are offered at very law prices. LAY &- HENDRICKSON, Druggists. 2 and 15 Gibbons’.Uuildiugs. june 3 . PATENT RIGHT SECURED. THOMAS It V ERSON, Jr. HAS just received per recent arrival., in addition to Ins former stock of DRUGS, MEDICINE, See. Sec. Super Carb Soda Ergot Saffron (Span) Opium (Turkey' Sarsaparilla (Span Du (Am. Mask (grj Must’d Scod(whito) Ol Almunds do Amber (reel) Castor (N A) Soda & Said. Powd- Acid Tartaric Sul Aratas Flors Beozoin Caslor Oil (supo’r) Balsam Fir PERFUMERY. Sulpli Quinino (Fr) do Morpbino du Piperinn do Hyririiitlata Potass' Prussic Acid Cretan Oil Iodine Blue Mnss (Eng) Phosphate Soda do Iron Cheltenham Salt Henry’s Magnesia (genuine) Isinglass (ample) ' do sheet Mczcreon Otto of Roses Bear’s Oil Rose, Cologn and Lavender water in Cut Glass & Plain Bottles Esprits do Roso NOTICE- A LL jM'ruopu HKlebtMl io tho c-sfotc of the lYL kite JosephTiKiinns^cfCnmdi’nG‘»».;i:y deceased, ore requested to make immediate payment, and those having demands against tlio said estate, will render them in, arcord* ing to law. G. \V. THOMAS, Ex’r. july 30 202—fr. ican SOAPS. Honey and Orange Flower water Exlrncts of Roses Pastilles Fuinantes With a general as pertinent of English French and Atncr- aup 22 212 THE SYRUP OF SALZA; flighty recommended by the Medical Society of Mew York, as being far superior to S warns Panacea, or any other Syrup now in use, for the cure and relief of Scrofula, or King's Evil, Syphilitic, Mer curial, aiui Cutaneous Diseases of the Skin, Ulcerous Sores, General Debility, and all Discuses arising from impurity of Jllood. &c. Excruciating and deep sealed treated with this remedy with e»u From the Report of the Committee op the Medical Society. “—That the Syrup of Salza is an effectual re medy iu a great number of nuzzling cases of chronic discuses, wo havo not only tho testimony of the French physicians, hut tho experience of a number of rospccluhlo physicians in tiiis city, who havo had nn opportunity of testing tho remedy iu cuscs of tho most obstinate chrome eliaructer in tho public institutions, where patients labouring under incur able diseases iu the samo wards, seeing its remark able effects under the most discouraging circum stances, would cutrcut to ho allowed the remedy, or use stratagems to obtain it; and even iu these hopeless cases it afforded more or less relief. Ul cerous soro throats, which arc of an indolent and languid character, und which ure usually compli cated with tho other symptoms of mercurial dis eases, such as cutaneous affections of tho skin, diseases of tho joints, bones, &c., tho Syrup of Salza, if uersevered in for six or eight• weeks, will in general perfect a curb. Aud although this mode of treatment is not so expeditious ns tho mercurial plan, it possesses this advantage, that tho patient comes out of it with u constitution unimpaired; nny, ho is oftencr in higher health than he enjoyed before. Not only syphilitic, but other ulcers, which arise from a vitiated state of the body, and have long resisted all the various modes of treatment, will ge nerally heal under this Remrdt with little aid from external means. The rcmovul nf diseases so opposite In their character ns many of these ulcers are; is truly surprising, and can only be accounted for by supposing, that the use of the medicine produces a general and material change throughout the system. The value of the Syrup of Saha is best displayed in those complicated forms of disease, occurring iu constitutions fairly demolished or ruined by the excessive use of mercury, exposure to cold intern- perato living, Let puins, havo been — ,— „ tire success. Many chronic eruptions, usually sup posed to proceed from syphilis, and many that certainly aro not so, will yield to this remedy, and na matter what may bo tucir character or nature, from the simple herpes (itch) to the loathsome le- prosy, this remedy is well worthy of a trial. The fiiuatj. lino iciauuy in nut iTuiwiy ut u first indication of amendment is improvement in health, with return of appetite, and m In some eases, where the disease has bi nightSs , ,— of long standing, the joints will remain somewhat swelled; but the patient will recover his health, with fulness nnd plumpness of habit. Besides these effects, this medicine exhibits tonic powers; under its regular use the appetite improves, all the func tions indicate the existence of a moderate state of excitation, especially those of nutrition, and the iftticnt acquires a degree of vigour ho had long een unaccustomed to. Beforo closing this report, vo shall take the liberty of subjoining an extract from Mr. Fordice’s excellent paper: ‘‘ This medi cine. iu u very short time, will relieve syphilitic headttchs and nocturnal muni, and if persisted in 1 believe will always curlr In emaciated or weak constitutions, it is the greatest restorativa of appe tite, flesh, colour, strength, and vigour, I know of.” Signed, FELIX PASCALIS, M. D. A (Yiuor of the Statu .Medical Society (if JWj# York, anti member of th« Paris, Hor- drauz,.Marseilles, Philadelphia, Cnnnuticut, ( Via rim tun, aiul .Veto Orleans Societies or Medicine, See. JOHN WARMF.SLY, M. 1). CHARLES DRAKE, M. D. JAMES R. MANLEY, M. D. JOHN WATS, Jr. M. D. Miitiibcm of tho .Medical Society of Xeu-Yurk H j’ A supply of the above, just rcceiveJ and constantly kept on hand by july 1« flra THOS. RYERSON, Jr, Agent. NOTICE. I jtOUR Months after date 1 shall nppH to the Inferior Court of Camden County, bitting Ibr ordinary piirpoios, for leave to sell (ho real estate of Micbnul Rudolph, deceaa ed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of raid estate. E. RUDULPH, Administratrix, sept 10 220—| Georgia—Bryan County, By the Court of Ordinary of laid Counly. To all whom it way concern. W HEREAS Col. George W. M’Allistcr, administrator of tile estate of Hiram Coon, lias applied l» ike Hon. the Court of Ordinary of said Couuty, to ba discharged from his administratorship. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular tho heirs and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any] in tho Clerk’s efiicoof this Court on dr before the first Monday io January uext, otherwise letters dismissory will he granted tho appli cant. Witness tho lion. John J. Maxwell, one of tho Justices of said Court of Ordina ry, this second day of July, one thousand eight hundred nnd twenty nine. JOSHUA SMITH, o. o. c. july 99i.t Georgia—Brayan County. By the Court of Ordinary for taid Counly. To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS George M. Waters, -Esq. Executor on tho estate of Christiana Kirkland, has applied to the Honorable Iho Court'of Ordinary of said county, to be dis charged from his said Executorship. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the heirs and creditors ‘of said deceased, to filo Ihoir objections, (if any) in tho Clerk’s office of lliia Court, nn or bo ibro iho first Monday in January noxt,other wise lellera dismissory will bo granted. Witness tho lion. Luwls Hines, one of the Justices of (ho said Court nf Ordinary, this second day of July, cue thousand eight hun dred and twonty nino. JOSHUA SMITH) c. o c. july 4 189—(t. IJY THE SIXTH CIRCUIT COURT U. STATES, DISTRICT OFOEOllGIA, MA Y TERM, 1929. llulj.hU.iy ) Two Judgments in Sixth Thus, and Kohl. Sotvcll. j Ci ' cuil Cou “’ A RULE lining been granted at the last (% termofthe Court, ri'quiriug the attorney of Ihe plaintiff of record to shc.v cause why ho should oot enter oatisfacliun on tho above judgments, and il now appearing that the payments >vore made to the plaintifi'himself and not to the attorney of roourtl. Audit further appearing JhaUbq plaintiff is dead, and his legal representatives uuhuotvn or nhsenl from the stale, it is ordered that one monlh’s notice bo given in two of the ga zettes in litis place, and one at the scat of the general government, calling upon Ihe said personal representatives of Iho said Ralph, to shew cause atthe next term of this court, Io wit, on the Thursday next after tho first Monday in November next, at Milledgcvilie, why sulifactiau should uut be ordered to bo entered by tho clerk on (he said Iwoj udg- ments. Extract from minute.. GEO. GLEN, Clerk. Aug 22 1m—212 Chatham Superior Court, MAY TERM, 1829. W HEREAS William Gaston, Jutnes Bil bo, Orray Taft, and Gcorgo Gordon, wore summoned to altond litis Term of the Court as Grand Jurors nud inado delimit—It is ordered that they bo severally fined in tlio sum of Forty Dollars, unluss good cause of oxctisc ho filed with Iho Clerk of this Court, on nr before the first day of tlio nuxt Term. Truo extract from the minutes. ROBERT VV. POOLER, Cleilc. W HEREAS John Dennis, Thomas S. Luther, Nicoll Turnbull, John P. l)cnn, Joseph Hitchcock, Georgo Uonnoy, Anson Parson, Lovt Hart, and William K, Gaston, were summoned to attend this Term of tlio Court as Petit Jurors ond made default—Il is ordered that they be severally fined in the sum of Twenty Dollars, unless good causo of excuse be filed with the Clerk of this Court on or before the first doy of Iho next Term. True extract from the minutes. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk. nug 27 *14 Chatham Interior Court, JULY'TERM, 1820. W HEREAS William IT. Coe, William F. Taylor, Jatnea Thompson, Horace Blair, Thomas Ryorson, Frauds 1. Lay, Nor man M'Leod, William Finch, George Oliver, John VV. Turner, and Jacob Gould, were fumjnonod to attend tba present Term of this Caurl as Jurors and inado default—Ordered that they bo severally fined in tho euro of Ton Do|lats, unless (hoy file on oath, with the Clerk of till* Court, good cause nf excuse on nr before tho first day of iho next Term. True extrocl from the minutes. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk. OUg-7 214 SAMUEL WOOD & SONS, UOOKSKLLEKS AND STATIONERS, Mo. 261 Pearl Hired, New York : Jlii.7.k‘rl ve ry low pricot, a gsvfti voricty of School, Ju venile, Mciiical and Miscellaneous Books, Stationary. &c. ■Amongst which ate. the following, viz : Wubatoi’d aiul Now VuiU Spelling Hooks Murray'* Introduction, Reader nnd Sequel New York Reader?, Noe. 1,2 and 3 New York Expositor Murray’s and Brown’* Euglisb Gram mars Walket'd and Johnson's Dictionaries Dubuil’s, Pike’s Willett’s aud Col burn’s Arithmetics Morse’.-!, Adams’, (/tiinminn’rf Smiley’s. Willett’s und Woudbridee's Geo graphies and Atlases Watts’, Dwight’*, A Methodiet Jlymns Fnmily, School, and IVmkct Bibles ami Testaments Latin. Greek, nud Frcucli Grammars and Dictionaries Virgil, Horace, Cicero, Cmsar, Ovid, and Sallust Dclphitm Gibbon’s Rome, Iiume'rt England Rolliu’d Ancient History, Juscplnis Plutarch's Lives, Johnson's Works Newton’* Works, Burn'* Poems Byron’s Poems, Scott’s Napoleon Lcgers, Day Books, Records * Memorandum, Invoice, Letter and Order Books Quill’s, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Ink stands Lead Pencils, Slates nnd Slate Pen cils Writing, Letter nnd Drawing Papers Printing and Wrapping Papers Binders, Band Box nud Press and Bonnet Boards Printing Ink, Agate Burnishers Gold and Silver Leaf, Pallets, Ball Skins Plough Knives Bark Skivers Bosnia Skins, Water Colours Wilsou’s Globoa, 3, 9, and 13 inches in diameter Keith on Globes. Frenhy’s Astronomy Johnson’s Medico, Chirurgical Re view, &c. &c. aug25 213 SPERM, WHALE AN1) LINSEED a AAA GALLONS Superior Win- JjTJxJvF tor Strained Sperm Oil 700 gallona common do do 3,200 do first quality Whala Oil 600 dA do do Linseed do Just Receive!) per acliri. Franco! nnd O- thcllo and in store for aale at wholesale and rotnilon tho most reasonable lerma by nng 25 HAZARD St DENSLOW. Agency Oflicc. Of the Charleston, Fire and Marine Insurance Company Savannah, Amin 20, 1029. T IIIS Company continues to Insure n- gainst Firo, Marino and River Risk on moderate terms apply to IIQMI& TUP PER, Agent. Do la Montcrat’s Columbian Vegetable Specific for the cure of Con* sumptions, Asthma, Pleurisy, spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary affections of every kind—the most valuable remedy ever dis covered for the cure of consumptions nnd ad diseasos of tho breast and lungs leading to consumptions. T O ALL AFFLICTED with those trou blesome affeoi inns, an immediate use of ibis highly celebrated Specific is only necessaiv to convince tho must incredulous of its possessing qualities superior io any other medical prepamion yet discovered — Since the discovery of this invaluable medi cine, numbers havo experienced its salutary and happy effects—it* mild and gentle oper ations are much extolled by those who have ut<ed it. In all cases of coughs, colds, asth mas, und other coUMimplivu affections, by ihe umj of ilus article they have been enabled to defeat an enemy whoso attacks would otherwise have hecn followed by the mont alarming consequences. This specific lias relieved utul cured llm most violent c.isos in which other medicines have tailed to give any relief. It operates by gentle expectora tions and may lie given to infanta uud chil dten wiih the greatest safety. Do La Monterui’d Columbian Vegetable Specific has stood the test of experience und proved itself the most valuable remedy ever discovered for the cure of Con. umplion uud Pulmonary affections of every kind. The following certificates , just received from highly respectolo gentlemen will show its value: llnllimnrc County, Feb. 1-1/A 1C29. Gentlemen— 1 feel it my duty to acknowl edge the great benefit 1 havo derived from the use of De La Montcrat’s Columbian Veg etable Specific!. I do not like to speak ol the Medicine in the exalted terms in which l estimate it, l will, therefore, as briefly as possible, give a history of my own situation, with the effects produced bv this valuable medicine, i have been, for the last five or six years, laboring under a pulmonary Con sumption, pronouuccd to be such by the at tending physician, during which time I have consulted many physiciaus, taken much med icine, but all to but little purpose. The 12th of March, 10211,1 puked blm*l lor the first time, and continued so to do for sevorul days in succession, ond on the Mth of the same month was confined to my bed, where 1 lay for two months uulil I was reduced to ouch n state of dobility, that my friends began to despair of my recovery. I had made use also of all the popular remedies without benefit, nnd having accidentally heard of this Speci fic,! determined to give it atrial,anticipating fVoin.thc use of it, no better result than had attended the use of all tlio remedies I had ta ken ; but in this I was happily disoppo^ted. At my very lowest elate l commenced the use of this Specific. I took tho first dosoat night in a little herb tea, sweetened, which threw me in a gentle perspiration aud procured for me u good night’s rest.— I continued to take the medicine as directed, and in aboutfivo days my cough was com pletoly Flopped and have not had nny return since. I am now perfectly satisfied of the superior quality of this Specific over every other medicine offered for the cure of tho abovo disease. You aro at liberty to use (his letter in any wav you may think troper.— Yours respectfully, (Signed,) JOHN R. ELLICOTT, Baltimore, Fell. 19/A, 1859. I, Joseph N. Ruckle, do hereby certify, that for upwards of six months,! was severe ly afflicted with n papi in Qy breast, accom panied with a very bad cough nnd .shortness of breath, and every indication (in tho opin ion of a physician) of approaching consump tion ; ofter having'boon persuaded by my parents, I was induced to make ttfnl of l)o La Mooteral’s Columbian Vegetable Speci fic, and (he use of three bottles completely restored me to health. JOSEPH N. RUCKLE. A supply of tho above valuable Medicine has just boon rocoived by LAY & HENDRICKSON, Sole Ag’ts. april 22 Gibbon’s Buildings. Pyroligneous Acid. j^ SUPPLY of tho nbnv* just i-ocnivod nnd for solo liv it tig 20 THOS. RYERSON. Jr. Superior Food for Chilarcn, In valids and others. R OBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY, for making superior Barley Water iu ten minutes ; 6trongly recommended by (lie Fa culty os a nutritious cooling Food for Infants; is in high repute for making n delicious Pud ding ; being considered preferable to Ground Bice, Tnpiora, &c.; and excellent for thick cuing Broths or Soups; und PATENT ^CROATS, for making superior Gruel in ten minutes, nt one bail' the expenso of the com mon Pearl Barley or Embdcn Groats. K- Iher of the uliovo preparations made with Milk, affords a very nourishing and light Diet. Prepnred only, nnd sold wholesale and for exportation, by Matthias Robinson Jc Co. 61. Red Lion Street, iiujjjuni, Lou don. The Patentee solicits attention to tbo fol lowing Document; {Copy.) Apothecaries* fJail Lomlni. Ftb.fllh, 1826. Eir—1 have analyzed your Groats und Bar ley Powder, which you,having Ilis Majesty’s Letter* Patent tor rlie role MttnufuclutiLg of tbo same, properly douomiiiate “Patent Baiu.ky ami Patent Groats.” I have no hesitation in dedaiing them to he genuine powders of the Jinesl Barlry and Oats I ever saw. 1 .consider it a public advantage, und of great importance in tho medical world, that, by your i^pde of preparation, a valua ble, fine, mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few mioule9. I have also analyzed some camples,—imi tations of your articles,—which aro “warrant ed free from adulteration.” these I pronounce to be compositions of different meals, conse quent ly, neither pure Barley-water nor Oal- gruel can be made from them, I am, Sir, your obedient servant, RICHARD CLARKE. To Mr. M. Robinson. The above testimonial, from a gentleman who has already rendered the public much service by exposing various deleterious mix tures and adulterations in articles of general consumption, added to the rocommcndation of the medical profession, make it unneces sary for the proprietors to do more than state, that none are Genuine which do not bear the words “Robinson's Pulcnl" the Royal Arms, and tho Signature of Matts. Robinson. Warranted to keep in any climate. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above articles and with a view of introducing them in this city for medicinal and other purposes, have just received a small quantity, neatly put up in half pound pack ages, with direction for uso. They feel as sured from the great demand for them in New York, Philadelphia and Charleston, that a single trial will prove their decided superiori ty to Arrow Root, common Barley, &c. as a nutritious food for children and invalids. LAY dr HENDRICKSON, Druggis’s, Nos. 2 and 15 Gibbous’ Buildings, uug 27 Medical College of S. Carolina T HE Annual Counsn op LucTunuB -in this Institution, will bo resumed on the second Monday in JToccmhcr, on tho following branchest Anatomy—by John Edwards Holbrook, M. D. Surgery— by James Rttmsoy, M D. Institutet and Practice of Medicine—by Samuel Henry Dickson. M. D. Mateira Medica—by Henry H. Frost, M. Obstetrics and Diseases of ITomen and Children—by Thomas G. Priolaau,.M,D. Chemistry— by Edmund Ravenol, M. D. Jfatural History and Botany—by Stephen Elliott, L. L. D. Pathological and Surgical Anatomy—by John Wagnar, M. D. M Demonstrator of Anatomy-John Wagner, HENRY H. FROST, Doan. aug*5 813—f Thermometers. A SUPPLY of London Thormomotors in x*. Boxwood, Japauod, and Morocco cases Just roooivod and for snlo by LAY & HENDRICKSON, lu e * s Druggists, otter’s Vcgitublo Catholicon, T HE unrivalled and extensive reputation already, acquired by tbia medicine, de* manda from the proprietor his grctCfarac* knowledgment to a discerning pbblio. Those affeotod with KING’S EVIL, or Scrofula, NECROSIS, or diseased bones, .SYPHILIS in evety tinge. ULCERATED HOKE THROAT, ULCERS of every dra- oription, however old aodf inveterate; .every variety of Cutaneous disease, Blotches on tho face, Pimples and Tiller in partibulir ( R/usumuUsty and Gotti, While Swellings, and diseases resulting from Mercury, tflqr be confident of obtaining in all the above oases, in which nature has not altogether yielded to disease; radical and permanent cures from the uso of the Catholicon. This is the first discovery of a medicioe taken in the stomach, that has had tho ioog desired efieot of curiog tho roost obslinato and distressing external diseases. The use of nutritious food, and the ordina ry av!>catiuns of busiiiuss are Dot interrupted by the Catholicon; ambits properties having the power of restoring both flesh and boue, and of reoovating and invigorating every part* of the system during the process of exiermi* nating disease, is without a parallel. The proprietor begs leave, respectfully, to return thanks to the many who have reposed confidence in his former statements, relating to Ihe healing properties of tho Catholicon: and lie would lurlhet assure Ihe public, that he will in no instance forfeit their confidence, by recommending his medicine as applicable to any disease, in which it shall not have proved itself eminently successful. Tho following certificates will, it is pre sumed, satisfy the most incredulous, of tbo pro-emineut virtues of the Catholicon* CERTIFICATES. Philadelphia, fit ay 28, 1824* Sir,—I am now, ihanks to your medicine, a hearty muu. For nearly six years 1 have been a martyr to a disease, whose ravages threatened, ifnai soon slopped, to put a period to my existence. Huving hud no regu lar medical advice hum the commencement, my com~- ulaint at last gm to such a height that I could not swal low without greut pain nnd difficulty. Tumours formed in different purls of my body, and I begun Io think my situation almost desperate. The five bottles of tha Catholicon winch 1 have taken have completely cured me, and I am now us well as 1 could wish to be. WUU my thanks, 1 am your obliged humble servant, &c. GEORGE KANE. City of Philadelphia, s*. George Kano, of (Ins district ol Southwark, personally appeared, and being duly swum, doth declare and say, (hut the ubovc stuicmeut is, in all respects, correct and true, and that the signature to it is in thu hand writing of this deponent. JOHN B1NNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 28, 1924. [From the Darien (Geo.) Gazette, November l.J A MO.-T.KXTH.VURDIXAV Ll'IlK KYFH.TKD HY POTTER’S C ati ioi it'ox.—C apt n in Donely; kcejmr of the light on Sapelo and master pilot for D»l»*>v Bar, n(hunzts us to "take known to the public the lollowiug fact of a recent date. “ About a month ago, I bought throe bottles of Pot- tkii’s Catholicon, fur llm purpose ol testing its virtues upon Mr, Peter M'Culluch, pilot of Dubov Hut, who hud been for suverul years confined to fiis bed and crutches iu consequence of diseased limbs, and ulcerated feet—the soles of his feet weic in that shocking state, that thu holies were perceptible both luthu sight aud touch. Mr. M’Ctdloch, after the use of three norms oftlse Catiiolk on, laid aside his crutches, and was this day in town attending to his business,ui nearly perfect health. Darien, November 1, 1826. Hartford, Coun. February 20, 1827. Mr. tVm. \V. Potior— ’ Dear Sir—I have now hut one bottle of Catholicon left, A person arrived this evening, who came GO miles since morning, tor 17 bottles of Catholicon, and would have taken 24 ; but 1 could lei him have but 9. Ho came expressly for the article, and Suva that the person, who had used two hollies, has had a*“ ljveh affection or consumption” 20 years ; and that three of the 14m- ilv arc invalids, and have paid in ten years, fur medical advice and medicine, 51,500. lie says the person who has used tho two bottles, n».\ ut foi so any miIui ,m:?o comfarf. with Till. CAiiioiuoN, and that the neigh bours, seeing the astonishing effects it produced, a mTiii- her of them scut the above personal procure the arti cle, Ibr various rhrouic diseases. Yhe person told mo he would wuit two day, if he could to procure (be two dozen. Will you, without fail, send me, or, if necessary, even come with a few boxes of thu Catholicon to IlurtfiirJ, ns I fear delays will take place iu New York uud New llavcn ; uud us^to being out of Urn article, 1 cannot think of it. 1 am, iu haste, yours, &c. E. W. BULL. TO SEAMEN. Thousands of unfoitunato seamen aro rendered use less to their country by the ravages ol u devouring dis ease, to w hich they ure more subject than any other class of men. The case of an unfortunate sailor who either embarks m a diseased state, or finds himself so, ona long vovuge, must be truly deplorable; and it mar not, perhaps, bo improper to suggest the propriety of always Including iho Catholicon in the medicine chest* of thu Navy und Merchants’ set vice, it being u sovereign remedy in the disease alluded to. 0 TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. Tho Vegetable Ca'hohcon is peculiarly adapted to those diseases which are prevalent among the coloum! Population of the south. In that disease which is cal led Yaws, it is a sure remedy ; a single trial of it will convince planters of its superior efficacy to any remedy never henaturo in the United States. They should of a similar without it. Sold by tho principal Druggists and Booksellers in the United Stales. [CT“* l’rinted directions are on tho bottles . W. W. POTTER, No. 13, South Ninth street, between'* Chcsuut and Market, ojmosite the University of Pennsylvania. N. B. Those persons who may receive signal bene fit from tho use of the Cufholicon, wifi confer a particular favour on those similarly afflicted, by forward ing certificates of their cures to tlio proprietor, or to any of his agents. A supply of tho above Yaluablo Medicine kepi no hand und orders from anypartofthe State, aud letters postage paid, will recoiva immediate attention LAY & HENDRICKSON, july 14 Druggists, Solo Agent No 2 & 15 Gibbons’Huildii Sarsaporelluj Syrup. T HIS Syrup is recommended by tke culty ns an excellent Depurative m nine, nnd has been successfully employe thoso anomoious cases of disease. V sometimes occur iu scrofulous b»b’*. 4'tccd by on improper and trrep-\. . -jrcury.—A fresh supply, cate f u jt v has just been received, nud f or .,[A r ? pl LAY St Umblfi&ilZL D W ,N ".** w * Chloride of f C HIoridoof Lir,,» , Preston S,|„ j Iceland Moot, i Just reqoived and for h »"« THOS. I • - -"’-wwi Jujube Paste or A 8UPPLY of froth recommended for< &c. juBt rteeivml and ft LAY & HK1 Druggists, No, s and 15 spfte J