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Newspaper Page TextBBSS*®*- rnowAOvortiionmiiU I fawyOg*? WVE UOLLAU8 i'«r uu pplGliMi ». & “ umU " JgJIpS&id p w>° iu f d, “' , “' “>“» b0 T,,, “' l"‘V tt^utor. aud AdinlnUtnrtoni for Debt- |%jgSCSte iutlicir aocuunW, mas, ffiBBRS-* ««">'*2**Ktf fSntb.Eotwooatho J"J^J®J y rg w |fere tho Let- fe&sssfasrs: wS^ferW •sJSsgSSrjsiaie [iving «ixty “ nzettos uuso i marffl ihorfliipon bribe Asssm;"X 'SSttffffl 'CZ c„„,, llou.o door of llio ooujity in fill* nrnnflrlvlssitumc» tt Mtl on the first l tics* /die mouth, iietwoon tho hours ofton in>tlio inr.tldfonrmtlio nftcrnoon. Nnsiue from Jd5y?i valid, unloss so osprossod m tboodyer- '.JiLlionsbv Eiocotors, 'Admihiittntbrs'sntf .ElolL"Court ofOrdinotY for loovO to »d «X pobUod FOUR MONTHS. Tofpsrsonslproperty (oxcopt negrow) of Soandantestatoosbitos by Exoontom ond Ad- Orators, must be advertised I- 0111Y DAYS, w.ramtboiulvcrUaed oncoa * dun of tho Court of Ordinory, (nooomponiod I mcopyoflln hood or ugroeineiil) to tniiko tl- I tleo lauu, must be advertised TnitBK Months nt JcrifT* sales under executions rogulnrly "rrmt- I tl, the courts, must be advertised 11I1RTY 1 D.\'8—under mortgage executions SIXTY —Sales orparwhublo property uuder order S f Court, must he advertised generally, i EN before the day of Side. I ” All Utters directed to this Office or the hd- I Irrinust be post paid to entitle them to attention. , 'JANUARY. | Nxoti^, Chatham Kir.hinnn Court Gnlnmlrr for tS IO. (itUNQED TOR THE SOUTHER}* RCCORDC*.) 8Ut’EItlUH COURTS. Td Momlny, Docalur Itiolimuild AUGUST. lit Momlny, Crawford faulting id Monday, Cnss Clark IJ Monday, Balilwinl Charokoe Pike Upann* Walton Itk Monday, Emanuel Foray III Jrtrkion Mstriwnthor SKPTKMItKII. IstMomlay.Cow’iiia Isuureua _ Richmond flsRUAKY. Irt "a«l*y,<; ri »fofJ c'.; nljl,l « Clarv Upwi* MJbadsy,BalJ*ii,t ! Cberikee Pike Walton UXsaJiy. Foriyth Jiekion Merlwctber MARCH. UWonJjy, Coweu ■ Lsureua l.uinpkiu Marion f] Monroe t Morgan t Taliaferro 11 ManiUy, Fayette Greene Gwinnett ' Harris Mailliuu Union UMonday, Rails UnKalb Lllicrt G'ilmer Hall Putnam Talbot UTiiMdiy, llullooh Toisy liter, Elflugbau iiiMoudiy.Colib Murray Nawlon Walker AVanhinglou Wilkes . APRIL. Il Monday, Camden Campbell Mseuii Walker Warren tVilkiiunti Tkuiday after, Rabm, • •Ms* after, Wayne UMsaday, Carroll Haile Glynn Haberslnin Hancock Henry Montgomery Randolph nisrtday after, sfcl'nloili ■ and Tattnall Wlyuday, Cballonga Kmamiel Franklin Floyd Heard douoa Lihorly Ogleiborpe , Pulaski TS.-vU, IlhMunday, Ehrly Homiun Irwin Jasper Isinooln Mrl a tuth Hcriveu Stewart Troup Tiuraday ifl*r, T c |f air MAY. hi Monday, Itibb’ GMunday, Chatham Dooly Morcogna Lumpkin Marino Mourno Morgan Tnliiiferro «a».d.,,n",uT" ... „ , 8umter Ilk Monday, La 0 fcj'V.U.rTl,"”" 1 ', J? d *, T hereafter. Warn ' jim- * pp "1* bi Monday Raker Jefferson Fayette Greene • GwiniifU Harris Mutlipon Union id Monday, Hulls lleKa b Klbert Gilmur Hall Piiuinm Talbot Hit Monday, Culib Murray Newton Walker WHsliington Wllkoo . OCTOBER. Hoi Monday,Ciimpbell Mncon Warriui Wilkinson I net,lay nftsr, Walker Thnratlev after, Rnbtin -J Monday, Can oil Undo Hnburslmui Hnni'ock Henry Atonigomury Randolph Twiggs I'liuradoy nftor, Tnttnnll •kl .Momlny. Chnitoogu F.minuol Franklin Floyd Ilnurj Jonc* Oglr.tboriio , . , Pslaeki lilt Muml ty, Early Houston Irwin Jasper Lincoln fierivon Htowort ... . Troop btirsdny uflnr.TollWtr; hh ruo-day, llullocli ••rtd»y eflar. Kin.is Inna novbmuer, lM Momlny, At Monday, Dooly J tlTirson , Mnseogco Id Momlny. Ilurho Cumden ,,,, , Sumter r ti Ihv nfier, Wayue Itb Monday, Glynn Luo ... . Tliomae l hured-iy nftor, Mulntosli Monday nfier, Lowndes n, itl -Liberty riiiir»rlaynfter. Ilrynn ; ond.ry tlmr *aftor. Warn rliuredny do Apptmg , .. DKCEMlIBllJ l»t Monday, II iker MMon luy, Decatur *}'V 1810,3d llnnlxv April ,„l n -A"” 19 "!, ui, <taowia..ohn1iiuSr3Smiur' 111. hscllcnlur of Cllnlhi.m I'.,...:"” b Eschenlur of Clialhnm Cunuiy, svm.5s l .5“!:? cuwft.w WIERkas, is jme* i:«i,8 .1 Iw hitn cM. ) Wte#-«iia» •*«» Clerk ofi'ho Su- ttte *k°! 1 °.f County, in the abnvo »*^ * 0 fiho | l JI , Q e ' lr,i fiwt J 'Hu Corr.in, n citi- iliurl iiilnsiHlo. nu'send «t Do titna'nfhfeT T w r*’ V u " 1 »u‘w»d at Thiuidorhnl. I ^ lo ' ,,r hind, situated ut otitt ht|mired rH*! 1 ? '» , ’oroa ii<|, conininiiu \i 'Ch niln,i " rr °! ,t ttnd . ' h ^ !0 ' I' 1 *ndrod fijot 1 "lhS' 1 m , .I! d 'A'l John Cnrnn SiwIllfJKiu. Jh nl ' <Jid lol ’""b • l * q,M w,ll »out leaving any peruon tu claim tHe tlmr; >Sgg nn bfihW Uref.n.i lhi , d ?ivo noi.M tn ijw linlr.-or tho m if«?,,SZ' 1 " My r , " 1 "i u " d "' ■sSwfothSf, 10 wssr U"J luukc w i 1 law in .„ pll R.w.Pooi.r,R,c OOf.ERv Clark Si C. C. Cr tpuBbidsi fn?P'r.« ,lll, " , f F ,in '»! C„li™: Win. Itjhbp ™"S(“ Ju.1 rccrlvod ,ind for • W SI '• SNIor.lt. LATHROP ic NEV1T1 CiilTievej’,' I) tinii) Ague, inter itiiUcnt tt- Jibimtlcn t levers & I till tite vaxiQiiS'fornis of : ■ BUitiiiS :Di&eases SFliBDIi.YxVniOKOlHIil'LY bpM- : CURED ' ’ Vj - W$mm india OUoAav - mHISinruhinhloraeiliclnu wni propnroulrmn JL nn exlunaiye prnotloa nf ««ver»l ye»r« in n bilious climulo, nml i« uorer known In full of curing Form! und Aguu. or any nr Hie .Jiicmcss- '^Thow'who nru .uffufioi from nUbciions of lhi. klnil, on alan llinie who Imvo beonmc liivnliil, frnrn their rg. cts upon llle con.liliiUon. will Unit llm Indill Chol'igogu. u mini invnlnnbla romedy Tor nuiifying llmbloiid.nnd ihoronghly demising from lilt syslcm the morbid clfHCls ol'u Wlinug; olinule. Tim wonderful oporntinll ciflbe Cliolngl'gne in orndiculingbilo. from Iho RqilU.ll .yslom, emi only cxiiluin il« oxirmirdinory ngoiicy in ihe.pccdy.lbo- rough and pcrmnnonl euro orrorcr nnd agno. mid the vinous grides or lnibr'inillenl and reniiuonl fevers. 1. ta'BpW offeelinl liu ihop'ire of Liver Com- ,|,iinl,'Jm'iiidiiw; Eii!»rgoment or the Liver l slso tiihirgmnclil of the Spleen, oilloil Ague Coke, ll 1 Eulnrgr nnd tin >o v iridiik filrpis of bilimis Indlgeslion.— nried off ctions of such climates,"nrisiniT from n emitmiin miism,il Close, nromily'imidill5eiioi|ii,or,lbe.spmediseiBe,mid e- niielly conmiiied bytbe ssme rnmedy. Til, operutfon of llio Clmbigogilo, ee lie name Impofb, is upon the Jtvor—Jffltnollng Ihe dll' cl.nrae nfliile. The tlumsmlds who linve used it need no further evidence of its value Ilian its lisp- py rosteru.ivo ofTicis. j nn i| Monnme it Squurw. 7~154KMiS i3l ,, l , 'EC'.B , I31> I—WITllUU V C*^ SEEING TUB PATIKNT11 BY M. S. THOMSON, M. D„ MACON, GEO. Tho inbocrihcr after nil experience often yearn in the line or Botanic Bkmkdiks, line fo Tar per* fueled hia ay ate in of treatment na to be uble. in a cront majority ofchronic diaenacs, to direct aper- inniiotit euro without everuKKiNO the patient, restoring them io health without aubjeeting them tolhoineiniveniulicemid es|ieii»o uf long mid ledi- o„, Imirneys, or tile mild dimities or elrongois Inline, mid lire.ides. 'I'll msny Ibis miy nppeur ss iilircnsiirnbleosit did In him somolime sgn.hul feels ore iiidispnlnblo. end whotlo him npnenred TiiEU n meroeliiiliorn of Iho brain, is happily now n limner of erety day neciirrenue. Tho iin.lersigiiSd Imslhui fir preferred publish. ins THE STITEMESTS Ot OTUEni loUllVO 10 ihe bniiuBls derived from Ids iirncneo, ihmklng thnt UlulOQiiise coinporlud llioeli linlter with true dig nity ol feeling than pure personal puffing m tho pi- pors orlheslillless repimhle course to which seine high.minded (t) physicians ro.titl. ol egnllsllcslly cling llicirowll irumpolshy Ihe bedside nl llleir patient,: mid 1.now see no gaud roes,in to clmngo my course, bill slmll cmilimlo to give such ocrlifi' cues, ns will disarm dullhl, and which, though seine nersmis deeilllhelil "ensv cot itp."sre yet such as KTgivc m,, man FIVE HUNDRED DOL- LA US to procure their equal lit Georgia—equally well authenticated, under a forfeiture of u like amount. .... «. , . Tho factppresented by him nro such na lie is pre- Piirodto domnustratent any time to ihosiitisfnciion nf the nfil clod or their friends, who may wish to test it. The following will speak for ilieniselves: G KonoiA, l This nmv certify that in the Jones County, i fill of 184 i, my .nnVVtlleim. hlmiii 10 r—— -r-Ti**' '»»•* filken. with ver and was ntten ;od by Dr. Gibson hir a long .. .. ■ ii J-- '—still time; mid notwithstanding all lie could do bo continued to getworso, so tbit when the Te ver left him he hud completely lost the use of his lower ex tremities, un i could not walk a step nor bear his weight upon his fool; his legs bee .inn cramped nnd drawn, and ho stifloro.l almost intolerable an- guish from pains; be continued in this terrible st.no for over three mouths, reduend almost In nothing but -kin and bone. At last when nil hone of his improvement hnd vnnished, I heard-or the success of Dr. Thomson of Macon, in trentingdis- onRe, and concluded to tiy him. I accordingly made application, end although the DoeiorKEVKii saw him, I10 soon restored him to Ins usual health and strength, lie now rides about nnd attend* to business as if nothing hrid over been the matter with him Jouo. County, Nov. 24. 18 hi. Ororgia, | I Thi, in.y ccriify ihitiny 11iinsioti Cuunty. JilmighterMnWAbiinllByears i.fngn, hill been misoUol Willi eh'orusi.; nnsl fi-ll- or nocoinpntiyiug difficulties, which continued for a considerable length of time, end appeared to de fy nil the usual remedies that could ho brought to boar on it. She suffered greatly with painful mis. erv, till it looked like she would go into fits. In this *iiu uion, mid after relief was despaired of, I applied to Dr.'I liimmoii ofMiicoiij who soon per* fecily cured her. without ever Intving seen her. She snow ns sound in health asnnv lady in G-or- j„, . JOHN I'EltAIENTER. Nov. 39. 1813. w ' • , , (iKoroia. I I ‘Io hereby comfy Hint my Upsom County. $ d .lighter Ann Bliss* was at tacked uboot three v<mi« ago with I Al.sv ani) Dis ease (V TI1K rilMNK. by which she was entirely disabled, mid Inal iho n.-e of die lo wer eslrnmilies She was immediately put uolur tho care of Dr Kendall. whumuMided her fursninolinio, hut with- out benefit. We then applied tu Dr. Barker, a Root Doctor, who alter lie had trentod her case sometime,concluded dint lie could do nothing for her. We then applied to Dr. Thumas, of Cullo deuvijlo, who uttunded.nii lior eight months with out the least tieuefii, for alio was left in a most do ** ’* ‘ '■Wherever plorablocondiiion, perfectly helples*. Who hIiu whs laid thorn she rein lined, without the pow- C1 of motion by tlm grantenlelPirt of the will. Slin was so much reduced that she looked ns if there was not five potinJa of Qesh on the whole body, so that alio could lie com pared to nothing hut n living skeleton, if such could bo imagined. While in this stale l was.m liiced io apply to Dr. M. S. Thonianii uf Mtcou, wlm I am proud tusay, by the blessings of Providence and bis skill in the uso, of remedies, lias restored her to excellent bodily heahii and the use of her limbs, by which she is enabled to enjoy life, mid vi-m about in the sot llomciit, without the assistiiuco of nny one. But what surprises orery body is, Hint she Ivta been re stored without liming been seen by the Doctor, mid at the nominal expense of tivoniy doUrtrs. WIN31 III* S. PAGE. February 5.18-10. The atio'ye cases, cdtmderittg their character ..nd importance, will put beyond dispute ill • fact of ihe rossmiMTY nf curing without previous ex amination of the putimit; which, logmlier with the facility of procurin'! uied.ciiie. since the rediictiun of Poalage, l»y iuail, puis it within tho power of svehy n.inv. no in iitur where they, roaide, to pro- curo relief from their various ihaUdius. ut a Very trilling expense. • Persons applying for Medicines ought to send their symptom* and ago in writing us corrocily as possible, when medicines suited to their various o.iscs wili be compounded and sent. Letters.lo entitle them to attention, niust .be pusl,pnid, and persons applying from a dutanco had batter cn- close the usual monthly foe of Fivo Dollars a! mice, ‘hi* clmrue being so am ill as to admit of but slight ri-dt io collecting. The poor of any cmuiiy ill Georgia uviy have medicines sent grntuiloiiRly on present'itioii of a ceriificme of inahihty to pay, aigned by any Judge of dm Court. Jit«tico of tbe Peace or 'MiiiUtcr of the Gospel of tho coijntyiii which he r-siJes. Thonfilirtud of the Rev. Clcr. gy will IS hf ull tiihes exempt from charge. ■ M; 8. THOMSON, M. D M'icon.'Beptctnbcr 1, 18l(». sept .31 |pLOUR. BUTTER AND S|' , .GAR3--5tUmls P Ballimnre Floor J firkilis-choice, Goshen Butler: BO.OilO Sugars, vqrious.brnnds, landing from Mhdison mid Gnz-llo. nnd hj ■ , SCRANTON & JOHNSTON. ^ihp jmi 33 kart 88 ilo N O do: 25 dn Rum: S3 do Monong hef, Whpk6}( li'nding. nnd in .-,irB.r<ir »ilo by rati'l ' scftANTON A.joHNa ion. BUCHAN’S HUNSARIAN BALSAM OF . TPE . GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Colds; Coughs, Asthma, and other Diseases of the CHEST and LUNGS. B UCHAN'S HUNGARIAN UALSAM, tbe grent English Remedy for Pectoral and Pul monary diseases, still elands unrivalled and unsur passed as the most elegant, agreeable and effectual curative of'these formidable known to the civilized world. Threoyearsof trialiti the United States,during which time it has boon distributed from Maine to Florida, lias only served to. establish its pre-emi nent rjcrlt iu all parts of the country, as tho great and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY In tho worst cases of Puliuqdary diseases; and the best and most agreeable curative of oil the slight forms nf colds, cough and infl immation, (hut cuu possibly bo ii«cd. SPITTING OF BLOOD. This frightful symptom sumption, spued.ly chocked , .use of Buchnu's Hungarian Bulsun, which heals the affected membrane, removes tho incipient tu bercles, and restores those vital orgaus, the lung*, tu a sound and healihy condition. REMEMBER THIS. Spitting of blood always arises from a tendency to tuberculous riiseusta, and if not chucked at the outset,' will sooner or Inter terminate in death. A person who raises blond ouch, will raise blood ucnin, unless u propercurativoisiutinediately em- ployed. PAIN IN THE SIDE. Tills distressing symptom of Consumption ari ses from iiifiiimiiiation of the lungs; on (lie mem brane called (he pleurn, or from bronchial affection nl thnnir passage*. * In either case it is a very dan gerous indication of disen*e It prevents full nnd free brenlhiug, mid wearsuwny the naturul strength of the system. The cause of this symptom should bo removed el once; and nothing can possibly ef fect that object so speedily nnd happily os tho great English Remedy, discovered by Dr. Buchun. hicli i* entirely vegetable in its ingredients, and fci 1 BLOOD. ' domo lew weeks ngo, I commenced Iqking of approaching Con- Wistar’* Balsam of Wild Cherry,, which gave me and prevented bv the instant relief, and a single bottle produced in a I, .1.. .... mUImL L.sIm „ . i V ■ ... « . ■ perfectly hurnilcssin nil its qualities. LIVER COMPLAINT. In cases of Consumption, tho Liver is always more of Ih*b nffucled, and also the Spleen Pleura nnd small imestiues. On dissecting Consumptive pntients, Tubercles are often found in all these or* cans, particularly upon tho Liver, which also li«» comes fatly, oily and swelled. The effeol of the Hungarian Balsam in diseases of tho Liver, espe cially if it be of an ulcerous nature, is direct and powerful. Simple disease of the Liver, unattend ed by Consumption is speedily curod by its use, WINTER couch i . r Ton harsh, ury, n-icHlng Winter Cough which afllicts Old People, and invalids iu a low stale of health is happily affected by tho Hungarian Balsam. It warm*, moistens, nnd stimulates tho whole breathing apparatus; romovos all morbid mucus, nnd other foul m ilter; purifies nnd animates the blood; improves the secretive power of the Liver, Spleen, and other large glands, and tho digestive orgmi*; and imparts now life to the wan ond otuaciatod systum. BRONCHITIS I Bronchitis. Difficulty of Breathing. Harsh Cough, a slimy expectoration, with all other symptoms enused by affection of the nir-t:.oos lend ing from the throat io iho Lungs, are directly nnd specifically cured by iho use of tho admirable remedy invented by Dr. Buchan. For sale in Savannah, by J. M. TURNER <fc BROTHER, jnly 3 ’Monument square. P E SUIl COOPER’S REFIAEI) AM El AMERICAN 16iNGLASS-JWarranted iqiiiil in strength to Russian Isinglass li:r Table lollies, air, of great service u discuses where deli into animal food is iquired, and well calculated or long sen voyngus. it improves by ngo if kept Iry.auu caubo'inadu iiilu Soup ilia lew minutes, and is of greatservicu in clarifying Color, Beer, umi Wiuo,. Tu make Tabic Jellies.—Use at least two ouncos nl Cooper’s Refined Amor can Isinglass, which Oiontd'bo fi st soaked in* cold water for two hours; dr<T it off tiiat w itur ilmn ako two quarts of cold water, one and a h If pounds of sugar, put in it the whito of three eggs, tho juice of three good • i/.cd lemon*.the peal of on-*, o slick of ciuiininou, a little nutmeg, orango peal, or other spice tP anil the taste; stir ull the ingredients well ngethor while cold, thciihoiltho whole inasafimror live minutes, and thou poiiritthrough a Jelly Bag, when it may •jo put into glasses or moulds, and when cold, will tu fit for use. The moulds should bo first wet with ilittle wliitonf egg and wateV, just beforo tho jel* y is put in tiiem/ju order to make it easy to turn hum out nir plates. The Jolly Bag is tnudo ofilannol 8 or 10 inches -cr>>ss the opening, and about half, a yard deep, narrowing to n point at the^hottom. The liatiid •lint rims through first, should bo poured back iu tho jelly bag until it runs through dear. And, one pint of wine to the above for Wine Jelly. Oilier liquids in >dn from preserves, may be elliudby using tliu same proportion of tho Ising- a**. Blanc Mange may ho m ide.hy using at least tone ^liicn o'Tsinglasi lor two quarts of milk, or cream Ini peal of iwolauion*. siigarand spico to suit the nsto— bring the whole tun boiling heat, strain it, and when nearly, soot, stir it well to mix tho cream that will riso whiio cooling, pourit Hi uioiilds.nud when perfectly cold, it may be turned out and will then bo ready for uso* The moulds should be will then bo ready for first wot with dohl water, wuich will prevent it rom sticking lo them,. A freshsupply.just received, nnd for sale by nov Ss T. RYERSOV *fcCO‘. J WINER CO o CANADIAN VERMI- • FUGE—Tlie host remedy ever yet discov ered for nil kinds of Worms. It not only de stroys VVorms and invigorates the whole system, hut it dissolves and curries off the snperabundnnt slime or‘mucin, so prcvnl. nt Wi the stomach and bowels of cliildroii, inure especially of ihoso In bail .health. The-mucus forms the bed or nest in which Worms produce their young, and by rcuio- vina it, it i« impoodble fhr Worms to remain in the body. It i* "harmless in it's* effects on the system, and the ho.-ihh uftlie pii:iaiitisalwaysimprovodby itsnsn, when no Wormsare discovered; tho medi cine huiug lialituhln, no child will refine to tAke it, not evotr tliu must delic> th. Just received, and Tor sale by THOS. RYEUSON- may 31 . , H AVINH TAR'GK STOR13 163 O,wens’ netv hulltUhgs. south side Market square,.I am now oll’-iring n lergn,fashionable and entirely new Stock of Ready Mads Clothing,Hats, Bools, 8liqe*, Trunks, Carpot Bags, etc. Those goods can be sold at much lower prioes.than cus- tomory.aal hove odupied.tlie ca*l» system. It being a nnw business, !. Will state that I ain prepared to fiirhi*h I ey«ry |hing nsunlly kept in n Clutliing;or Boot nnd Shoe Htbre. The most fas- tidious gentleman enn lie-fitted out, from head to font, nt my.Clothing Rooms, up stairs: I am pro vided with a larse supply of Negro Brogans, sui- tulde for lowhi river or plantation me. i:, . - -To all that • would ;piirelmse. or.examine.any: of my goods, I hereby announce ih tl ain at all times reudy-to receive Calls* ’ is hpvIQ, Wilmam b. hale. Sriaoo,!,:Dtp.„13, : circumslauco has great y helped . Balsam uT Wifd Cherry hlrfaf ~?Z ....... ArytfiiiygladyjWAii' niagiiutiscil,nnd requested to prescribe for her fath er, wbrnhai an affection dftha *•—* “*•— ,J . vhn hai an affection of the .lungs. Sl?e nnid ihero.was a.raqijicine at, Hough’s nccouiiiaiiiod ‘' a »mali hook, that would help liVin. Ii- Wail liildi. Ml ..rtVil.l PAAdril Nn limb. .Il mill 1, Wltll’.. , .. tho U'ilriaiii of Wild.Chdrry. lie look iL rind.it cured hlhu Sbd ha^aiuce prescribe-i il for anoth er, who has taken it with the some result. ‘ Yours, &o.. . IibvoH & 13nidors. ; P. S. Hough & Bridges ore heii'vy dnruggiiu at : Syracuse, to tvhotn'we refer the cnrir.us, - - ! -i' i PoTTSvitr.1?, Doc. 23d.l841.r—Dear Sir,—Tour Bulsum of Wild Cheny has effected some aston-. iahing onres here. One of 4vhj^h ishii old lady; Mrs. Russel), who had been suffering for a long time with shortness of! breathing, and general weakness, until sh<» waa finally obliged to .keep her bed. After vnrioiia otjier reiriedies hod bcan re- sortedin to voin,die cointiibneedusing your Balfoni, and nfier'taking two boitlos. wnsso liir recovcrud as to be‘able ttr attend to all tlieduticHol hfcr bouse, and ou.taking two bottles, more was entirety cur ed. Respectfully, &c. John S. C. Martin. A CASE OF ASTH(11 A. Tho following is from a distinguished Lawyer of the oily of New York, who had heeh ' nfliicteil with (he Asthma for upworda ofvTWENTY : YEARS;”.nud who nfier reading such cases can doubt llie afiioacv of Ibis medicum 7 Nkw York, January 25,1843.—I hnvobnennf- dieted with spasmodic asthma lor twenty four years—sometimes so severely as to be confined to my room lor Wooks; nnd although attended by va rious medical advisers, of tho highest reputation and skill in the country, the relief was but' partial and temporary—twice the diseuae proved ufcarly fa tal to my lifo. 5th and Oth number, v.ol, 1, of the SimtjiufiT Jotir.- nal of AlodicliM nod Poarmacy. , r r. • . For piiriiyjugftbe bloudt.aml removing nil dis eases arising Irma the Impnrity'oT'ih'a's.imA^l^ is highly recOmui *iided, us also fur thb cure of Rheu matism, Scrofuru. Er^sipolas, Ulceratimirt uf the ; Throat and legs', phi us aud swelljngs outlie bone*, Tatters, Pjmplesui the Face, Uld dnres, uiid nil Cutaneous Eruptions, Neuralgic Affection*; Mer- cuiinl pisea*e*,.aiid fur assisting the operation and prevciiling futul cuusequouce* nf A1 uruurinls in ^Fhls preparation, (by adding tbo Q,um:n'a Dc- light, &c. to the Barsuparillu.) uumbtnu* in a more, perfuct degree than any known remedy, tonic umJ alterative powers, aud highly recommended by few days whut I believe to be n radical nod' per fect cure. A. Williams, Attorney at Law, 1:ia ' ” ** No. 58 Wilifam street, New York. Wenre acq-iointod with the writor of the above certificate, and his statements are entitled to the full confidence of the public. F. A. Talmaoob, Recorder of the City of New York. John Powkk. I). D. Vicar General of New York, P S. The nboi'e certificate may be seen til No. 125 Fulton street, New York. The fo lowingi* from Afr. J"hn Brown, an ex tensive huilderin the city of New York, and an other from Air, Woodruff, of Elizabethtown.— The nrigimilceriificates of those Hnd tunny others may be seennt No. 135 Fulion street, Now York. New York, March 1(1. 1843 — I was Inst fall at tacked with a pain nnd severe soreness of the chest, which continued for n number of week*. I Imd previously for severe) years been subject, to i per- mnnetmve.ikncBs of tho chest caused by nKfrain. This*n*t attack gave me much apprehension, as I fimndit was the commencement nf a f.tnl disease. Ahuut the.middle of December I began iu take Dr. Wistar’* Balsam of Wild Cherry, a single bot tle of which soon removed nil soreues* from the chest, added strength nnd vigor to the tong*— and I now regard myselfas perfectly sound and well. John Brown. G1 A un-street. LIVER COMPLAINTS. RNowLESViLLE.JnnoSH. 1843 —This "will certi fy that I liuvebeenafilictiid with a Livur complaint, genurel debility, mid pam in my side, for several ymnri\ j-rur wigmeoirmomnsllttiilibcu'ltii'iblo to do anvwork. In December last, I commenced in king Dr. Wistar’s Bulsniti of Wild Cherry, and found immediate benefit fiom it. I soon began to gain strength, the pain hi my side wa< relieved,nnd l had also a couch, which was entirely cured iu a few weeks by this medicine. A'NA D. IIoprins. The above certificate is strictly correct Knowlks A, Chukskman. Just received and for sale bv sept 24 T. RVF.RSON & CO. A OttlCULTURAI^ IMPLEMENTS.— xjl Having made large additions to tlioir furnier assortment of Agricultural Implements, the sub scribers now offer lo plnulers and merchants, a butter stock than evorbeforo offered in the South ern country, consisting in. part, of the following ar 1 idea, viz: PLOUGHS. Yankee Cost Iron. Nos. 10, II, |2nnd 20 Dngou.or Connecticut Wrought Iruu, 1,2,3 &4 Allen pattern Kuggles. Norse fc Mason's Improved viz: Eagle, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. with wheel aud cutler No 2 B, n large 2 horse Do. with wheel and cutler No A 3. medium 2 horse A 2, light 2 horse A 1, light 1 iniiluor garden 0 inoli light l horse turning 7 So do medium 1 horse turning 15 do do now pattern 1 do do, lor light sot A J, side hill 2 horse O, do do l do Sub aoil, a heavy 2 horse or ox Du. No 1, a medium 2 horse Do. O, 1 do Double Mould Brond or Furrowing, 1 horso Cotton Trenching, 1 horse Rice do. new pattern, witligiingo wheel. The nlmve Ploughs with end without stocks— extra stocks for the improved Ploughs HOES. Lyndou's extrn black Carolina, 0, 1,2 & 3, crown Do. bright do, 0, 1, 2 A 3, do Do. Rice, No. 2 nnd 3 do Do. Now ground, PP nnd PPP do Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2 nnd 3 do Do. Rouud'Eye do Nos. 2nnd 3 do Lyndon Sc.Co’s. Anchor, 00, 0, I and 2 do Brado’s Patent, 0, 1,2,3 and 4 Light Yyokco do !o'». | AXES. Varipu»pntlorn*. 5 SHOVELa. ...u.,., Socket flpmle* CIU.TIVATORS, HARKOWS, Ac. Improved Cultivutori, wltbinorn Slmllnrs Root’* King'* HandleJ Spailc*. pn*gB wheel Cultivator Piuupli, or Horse i Hoo Coniiiioii ITnrroM Fulilius ,ln Corn nml Cobb Criolmrs, a Imnd mill Do. do. for bor*n power Fun MillMwn Rises Patent Churns Plantation Wlicellinrrowa Common Straw Culler* Patent do. do. $winyletrece Grain Cradles, new pattern .Iticn do. uo. English Patent Scythes American Ur »s. do. Grass' IMnit do; Pcytbo Fnnitli* llri«r nndDish do. Do. Hooks Com Cutlers, Pott Hpnons Ox Yokes and Ox Bowa SCYTHES, HOOKS, Ac. Frails. Ax»- Helve* Dirt Seriuicrs.for pub. roads Pruning Slieais (tardea Iloes, dn. Rakes Ditchiue Knives Transplanting Trowe's and Forka Garden ttrets, Dp. Mi:ea With a variety oT Impleuietibi uot mentioned. For sale by' ' HAZARD, DENSLOW &. WEBSTER, jau 1 P aper war g nous e-no uB..r bug Slip, New York.—Cyrus W. Fikld offer* for.snlo at the lowest Mannlhctnrers' prices, a very extension assortment of PAPER, cmnpris.- iug every possible variety, adapted to the wants ol consumers iu all auctions of the country. Paper of all kiml* undo to order at short notice. Thn / stock of Printing-Paper i* unusimUy liirgo, a purl of. which is of very superior quality. Paper Mak ers’ Mutoriil* of every description,, imported aud keptconainntly on liand, viz: Fellings, Wire Cloth, Fohrdrinier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ul.- tramarine, Twine, &.c. Rag*.—Canvass. Bale Rope^OrSKS Rope, Baz- gjng, &e.. purchs*ed for which the hi^he*t price fc aytr--yn|>M na'A : • • .-—lyr-. , .,jn,'v 24 jVfE W GOO ilJ8. -r- G.eyrgih and Virginia i.1 Osminirgs; Heavy Striped doj Flax do: 3-4 7-8 nnd 4-4 Bro 8hirtings; Gnnd. 10-4 do - Sheet ing; Blenched end Bro Jeans; Mariner and Shirt- in 1 / Stripes $ Marlboro Plaid* and Stripes, Blue and.&Iikei) Deoinr. Colton Gimbroons and Nan- keene.in store and foraaje by. V. •, mar 17 ' t IfF.^RY il, STOT^SBV^T. olterntive powers, aud highly recommeinled by eminent physiciuus. It Ts prepared in consequence of the recoiiitneiiationa-giveii by Dr li lt Frost, Professor of Materia Aledicu in Ihe Medical Col lege of Charleston, 8 S, iu liis woik on Materia Almira,only cmiui-utratod by a procosa of the sub- scriber'a io render it more convenient fur admin* Istratiun, and Willi tbe exception nf tho addition of meroiiry which may at nil,limes be. added whan iii co«8ury. To shew tjie high, estimaiio'n which Dr F etilertaiiis of the couibmution of ibe*e urli cles.it is only iiecnsiiary to refer to the ubove men tioned Work. There ace few cases of chronic and profitl Rlieu- matjitm that, will not yield to the itifittencu of Sar- snpnrdlu and Uueuii it Delight if duly pernt-vared in, especially if lakoti in conjunction* with- llydr of Potash. Is highly recommended for all dimmsos nf tin* skin, chronic ns well as recent. One hottle will, in most inslaiices, effectually remove nil pimple*, po-lule* or biutchCsiiu the face, lo which young persons iu thi* dim ilo are so much *uhjcc.ed to, arisius either from impurity of the blood or debil ity • It Is the beat remedy known for *crofiilnus affection*, pore*i apd breaking* out iu young cliib dron, nnd is ^afe and ofiicucioua in removing on. tirely .every truce of hereditary di*eas. * from the system, iu the teud’-rest infant: in Tael, in nil eula* iienus offeciiun*iti*invaluable Asa gnueral pu rifier of the blood, and ati indicator of all obsti nate discuses, iliix preparation‘will undoubtedly tskcllio pi eecdunco of nil. other remedies, ligeut- ly operates upon nnd regulates Iho bowels, re store* to tho blood its wonted purity, gives tune to the stomach, an t promotes digestion. It will efieciuilly relieve Ery-ipelas oven in its worst stages, uud all persons suffering from fhjr distressing .complaint nre advised to use it. first so, but if no marked relief he found ef'tnr taking one hottle, it will ho necessary to iho tbe Ilydrioduted Potash with it. Not within# to pulili*li cerifiuutos an is done in' the cases of nil qunck medicines of the day, In ef fect their sale, and so force them upon iho public, the subscriber begs leave to stale that his prepara tion tins been prescribed and used by n number of physicinnsnnd planter* of our city nnd neighbor hood. with great success, viz: Dr R H Frost, Dr W G Ramsay, Dr Thos Y Sunnnx, D| C Pritch ard, Air S Lagare, Lt Wilson, U S R S. nllofihi* city; Dr Jiiuie* Stoqey, Buimfort, *!tc. Price $1 per bouie, or S5 for fi do. Prepared by J. PETER Al. EPPING. Chemist and Druggmi, earner Bro id nnd King streets, Charleston, S. C. Agent for Savannah, A. A. SOLOMONS, dec 21 —lyr Market square. gfimiLLi j Ismm l'-m;] l-.k, IIII.I S|^»iwi|,,|li5||iM5 Alii. ti|jiii..|i.,lj il *.. / ,.(i 1 , ihreiuleif nud,.|daln,ij/\ !l large iueur-tiieiii .ofVtihgttti lieriH Silver, Ciipp. lii Wliwu . Jhjyfdr.v.. .fancy 'SW«l'.OM>|M'|iiiS"|lH H M: 811m; 8Iw'W-*ih> imlla. lin.rSIibII C|.|(iI.», l>a|lier MSSjliiF*liu,.I.O«ld Cakea;;Ae.”' • -• T(ie undi>r*lg!iaiM*;iow folly Up pared to i«xe- "iiteeny order* iii tlibrepair*nfeumplicsuiiiw s, and to waffant the aAine forpn« year.- - V. D. B. NICHOLS, fell II Out door West of Pnlnski Hon -HATS' ANpCArsTftjT subscriber*urn now firi-pirec'to furnish .the' former. patrons' of the concern and the public? gi-uerally, wilhaneXtensiVeand wcllsi b cieif stock of HATS, and CAPS, on bettor terms than ever before of-' fered, having every advantage which any uinnufac turer can possess. nog »3 ' IVES; HORSEY A.CQ,/. LUIESII SEEDS.— I ho Subsciiher* fiave A received a cuoice sele:tion of GARDEN SEEDS, which have been raised witli great care by a Seedsman of high repntadon, and nre war ranted ns good a* any lo be found jo lira country. ASPARAGUS—GUnt, and HUSTAR D-tlroivn or Root*. BEAN'S—(Klilnnv, Dwarf, Ra#U_OX Snap.—E«rl|, Mn- biwk. Early yellow. 0 weeks, E»r|y China Dwarf or Isrce Kidunv, Rofugreor l.lOOlo I, Half Moon (pale or ru nln|.) Lnrge whim M, nn , While Duicli -unners, Scarlet ruu- ners, Red Cranliarry. BEET—Buriy blood Tlir- "ip.Lons blood,whit i French Suyar. IIROCOLI —Early while, Larse purple Cape. M - - -...'Brown or Black, While Enslish. MARJORAM—Sweet. O N I O N—Yellow Dutch, Large red, Silver akin, Onion sett* okra; PAR.-LEY—Curled. PARSNIP—Largo Dutch, Uuroaey, PEPPER-nell.bayene. PUMPKIN — Uonnecticnt, Maminoili, PEAS—E.irlvWa>hin*inn, SjDiet,early Warwick,Sfeot. curly double hlnsioin frame,H CAnRAGE — Karly York, 1 'feot,' early (JfiarTloa, Golden :‘ T| ^2.' “iK: ® roe . n 8n-1 Hotspur, aj feet, Dwarf Mar- vary, Early 8u*ar Loof, Kuril . - ty Drumhead. Lain Drumhead, Large tuto Hilierseu, Late llul Dutch, Eurly flat Dulcb, Greco Glaxed. CAULIFLOWER—Early and late; CELERY—While solid. CRESS—Curlud or I’ep- porgrnss. Rrmid leaf. C U I? U M HER —Early From.i Eurly cluster, Early sliurlcrnpo, Early longxrecm . C A R R O T—Eurly hern. LonjrOroinrc. • CORN—Bwpnl or Sugar. Earlv ChiiuiIu, Tiocurora. EGO PLANT—Purple, K A I, E — Green curled Scotch. Purple. LEAK — Largo Scotch, London. LETTUCE - Drumhead, whiinCnhlinge, Curled Hilo- • in, Largo graouliouil. Imps- riul riihlmgo. MELON —Green Cllron. ' TOMATO—Lnrgc rod. Nutmeg, Cuiilclopo, Large THYME. Murk. FLOWER SEEDS. K.wf.11,3J font, Biihnp'sdwf prollflc. I foal, Muichloks Mnrmwf.it or Tall, 0 feel. It ADIsII—Whim Fnll.liar- dy Long Scar'd, Lone Sal- men, Scarlet Turnip Yellow Turnip, (fine Summer and Autumn vnrioty,) Muck Full or Hpniiiiih. RHUBARB UOOTS. HALSfFY, SAGE. SPI N AG E.-Prichlyor rail, Round Leaf or bum- mnr. SQUASH—Early Siuninnr liu*li, Early Siimmnr crook neck, Winter crunk neck, Cncnitiiil or Purtoi’s Vulpa- rnl/o, Vcaeinlde Marrow. TUR N 11*—Burly whim Dutch, Flat nr Spring, Eurly red top. Eurly Garden.Stuno, Large KnglUli Norfolk. Han- a Tankard,'Pur. 1 plo lop Roiaimga. In pka’gv. 13 kinds iu each.llu plm'gs. CO kind- iu ouch, do 05 do .. I do 100 do 35 do .I do * 100 do FIELD AND FLOWER. SEEDS, &c. Buokwlieal, Broom Corn, Blue Grass. Canary Sued, llump Sued, Millet, Red Clover, Rye und Dais. Flower Send*, Roots, Fruit and Ornamental Tread, furnished to urdorfrotn nitu of iho best and most nxiensivo Nurievs and Flower Gardens in ihi*'country. An nasnrlment of nook* on Agricultura, Gar dening, Raising of Stock, Poultry, &c. 10 which will hu added iho most popular wotks issued on iho above Btthjcct*. Ageni-efor iho American Asricitltnrist, publish- od monihlyby A. B. Allen, N. Y. for which aub. sciip immure solicit'd. fob II ©ENSLOW &'WEBSTER. JgUCKWHEA T FLOUR.—In Imlf.tnd ler libls, for s.ile by II. J, W< fob 25 hall nml qmr- GILBERT, eat aide M irkui -quire. f~1B.OCI3IMES.-inO hl.da N. O. Sugar VX2I) liorce* Sluam Refined Sngnr,. 25 packages do and crashed do 200 .barrol* N O Molasses, 50 lilids Caiuenii* do GO lilids Sides; 50 dn Slionlder*. 50 hlids Hants: 2 iH bb!« Cnn il Flour, 100 lliilflddj Canal Flour, 2llU bags Rio Coffee; 50 hug* Java Oofl'-c, IHO pnckaiieHTobacco,vurions brands iVr size*. 100 iilds Seed Potatoes ; 100 kngvlstrd. Gil bill* and ■lull* do Mackrel, Nos, I, 2& 3, IOO Griiidsioue*,'assorted, 200 boxat Soup, tariniH hnnda, 25 boxes Start'll ;• 150 hid* Whiskey, GO bbl* New England Ruin. 5 pipmQ. D Sc Co's Brandy, pure, 5 pipes Holland Gill, 25 i cask*.Malaga Wine, sweet, 25 1 do do do dry. 5 half pipes Madeira Wiuo, my owji ini- porting: 50M.,Spanish Segusx, 20 quarter clie<l» Hyanu Tea, 20 liui/'cherit* Black dn , 10 been I’oppoi'J' 10 bags Finipnin. 51 doz Painted Bucket*; 200*nrk* Salt, 60 bbl* Phelps’ Gin, itc. Ac. &c. In sioro, uud for sula on favorable term*, bv fob |5. H A. CRANE. G oti(s.nipi,d«;'pi8 i roi.s. and ll AltD WARE.— I liesiiiisrribni beg* leave to cull tho iittonlion of sportsmen and others 10 the faet tliut ^hiuGlins; Al. are 'all oiatln • xpres.-ly la order in England, conseqiiuullv they cun p»r- chase at tho first pice, and depend on a butler iniel than tlihao iniuortfd in Nonherii cities for tdp.pur,,o«e Of e pjifying the South. The folio- Wing comprise n pin of piy aiock; viz: Plain Douldo Guns $7 5ti to §15 Real Stub nnd Twist, Pat. Br^m h ^17 to $;70. Plantation Mu-Uni* $3 GO to $4 GO . Weatley Rioliard’a Cup* $1 60 per hug of 500 Walker’s beul Caps 374 cyni* per Lux French.Caps lri.4 Cent- per box Beal PtnVder 374 oolite-pet Hi Pin.itnijon Powder 20 c«-ufe f per Ih Dn _ d* ©4 50 per huff. Buldwiu’s Wadding 20uuuii per hog. Together with a p.mehl iiscurtfniMil of Single V.UUS, Rifles, Pislnl*. Fhlkk*. Pliilch**. lingers’ toe Tublu.and.Pocket mil. r y. Hardware, Ac. m low prices for ca.-h. .Call aud examine for your selves. JOHN CAHRUTNER8, Sign of-the. Big Gun REPAIRING of nil kiuU* of.Guu*. Lnrk*| &c. cnreliilly attended lo by superioi workmen, may 14 l>O»'AH,» l U-.in.,,| u1 ,^llt0.Al>.., A lll.|iPouuii,.UidllliK lium lulp.Ai ifiii.tlur . jlc , "’’ll.n. ID «'-'UHKWMCK8«N, wi gipntuq . . .• oj-jko-j t. TVTOKISON’M PIU.SI-TI,. HfEg® J'li'.lp:: (i.H.HENDUtlS ;HTH I OOkiL-n TSiwwfNMjkV ' Tl/6APPIKfl^>VI , , sorted sizes aud qq j""*Mi i ■ifl'Jtn WlNBiVlSlS'; n. JJ GAR —2 l>bl*iii<« received mid tnr.iialn by y-J il*ju*l'received mid fni*.rain by IhSdf G. R. HENDRICKSON. ' mu ? S Gibbon*’ Building*; JJ GlNGEK.^-A Ircsh rnpplyof’ivliiie ' 7 X It 4«P?«S8, i'itt rflcoived niid .lbi- ‘ life Gllibon,* Building. ^'U^KVIWIA f ehuitl • « Urb I'nr Ih*. 1’il.i, f ..: ■'< either iiileriial or external, bleeding or blind : for G. R. HENDRfCK80N. ■ ■ aale by jium 22 Gibbon*’. Building*... C Ot7nt».-Carv.d 'lojbdsn Shelf, Butlulo, ' ImlintliHi-mid Br- zilli.il* Tuck Combs, Shell ondluiiUithVn long hoik Combs. 8idu Corfiha nTa ' ““-ielv of patlurns. Dressing Chhi'M Hlit-ll, Buf- ! '* tty Horn nnd- Fine Tdcili'- ' of ull s.zea uitd u'talilir*. for'(sale hr 13 0. R. HENDRICKSON. varieb fain, Comb* may Ih^D.R Tti ik i E !>;i’ IJ .—Al pypeluf’ aiitlgcor.hn- . ,,r '..L'ixirand hi*CHlii|irati d Odoniinejiifei re-’ cOivcdand for sale by G R HENDRICKSON. ,n -y ^ Gilibcna’huildinge. H IBBARD’S) FILLS.—Rev. B. HibhnrdV gnnume vogolnble auti-bilinii* -«IIU fa* .«u by Ida auti-bilinii* pills, for aale « U. R. HENDRICKSON,. Gihbotia* hulldlligPr- H IJliv.Mfl*.) VEOETABLE lo- J T ION —All effi'eiiiul cine fur orupliohii of . e "H* 1 ,’ Skill, purlieu larly for Plmpli-s, Blmchua,Teitors, Tan,‘ Sunburns Frccklee.&c.: L INEN GOODS.-Ilunvy Irish Linens, Pillnwcnuo do, super 12-4 Linen Wheeling, IU liy 12 DamuskClnih. Taide Diaper and Duin- ask. Huckaback uud Scnleh Dinpe.s.Freuch Tow el* md N pkins. super Hurkabuck Napkins, will and bro Linen Drills dn, nlnid and sirinud do do, French Linen and Holland*, striped mid plaid Lin- uns for coals. Received mid for sale by jmio2l HENRY II STOTE8BURY. JflliitOxLEE i' LOU it,—5'i birrela yy superfine Georgia Flour, full Weiohl. in at . . - - -- w —. Weight, juat received and lor sale by niar29 ,. J. WASH BURN dr WILDER. jVT SUGAR.—'ill hlids ,uif l'u iiriuiH. N J. Y* Cl Su.nr, loiidins fru.in’ arltr Rout Thnm- a*. for into by COHEN dr. FOSDICK. mar.35 jpLAIN AND FANCY'EAR IIUOPS—Ju«i received and for sale bv mnr 0 T.T.WILMOT. S'JKAM JBJVGIJVI3’ PACKING 1, . 1 ''‘ king, made of VnlcanizHiJ or Metulic llnliber Composition, is nmv proved superior in ull oilier ariii'lu* iu usa lor Hint purpose,.h* it can- purpose, not be affected by heat. Any desirable'thickncas liirnishod to ord-r, mid for n.,|q nt mnftfucturcr’s prices by DENSLOW A. WEBSTER, unr ID D OAIESTICS.-—3-1 Brown Shirtings, 4-4 Shoutings, uud Muilboro Siriue*, lur sale by mar 23 C HAMPA Off 13. — IH b'lskuU Champagne, Georgia brand: jiial received aiid for *nln hv Georgia brand;just received aiid for snlo by r IH J E. GAUDRY Sc CO. CUGAIL—ill buds N O Sugar, iu store, aud for sule by CONNER AT Sc BARIE. W E. Itirw.—30 hid* Prime Boston Ruin • In .1' store, and’for sale low io close ctriisjan. «'«“»• L. BALDWIN dt CO. mnyll Ji}— J^JAV.—1UU b.imilov North Ri« or Huy, fund ing Irmn hrig. Clinton at Mongol's urper wharf, for sale by mav II J. WASHBURN A WILDER. /'lOKlV.—Cherokeo (’orn in sucks; lor vuio in \y In'Rio Btiil purctinser*. by opr27 J. WASHBURN A WILDER. N O 24 Ptcinrial illstorv of Eiialand. Vo Vol. 3 llio Writing* of Waaltiuglon, by Jn. red Sparks. Homes nnd Haunt* of ihe most eminent British Poet*, by William Howiti. A History of Rome, from ihe earliest limn lo Ihe death ofCnnimoduvAD 102,by Leonhard Schmitz, F. It. S. E. The Inheritance, a Novul, hy Alisa S. Fcrrier, nullior of Destiny. Marriage, a novel, by Miss S Fcrrier, author of Inheritance. ^ Association l)i*cns*ed 5 or, ihe Socialism oflhe Tribune Examined, being a controversy between the New York Tribune and thu Courier and En quirer, by IJ. Grutdy.snd II J. RaiiiiOlld. The Life of Edmund Kean. Marian ; or, A Young Maid's Fortune*, by Mr*. S C. Hull* Received by JOHN M. COOPER. june 23 0OMESPIC LUiUORS.—43 l.blsN E Rum. Urmidy mid Gin, in sioro for *ala low 10 close coti<iguiiieii'*. L. BALDWIN Sc CO> june 5 ^lOlFPEE —174 hag* Km Coifim 5 5U do St >1)UR.—Georgia Floor, in IlKllh tnig-*,for sale by L BALDWIN & CO. mar I8 B— K —Priiiik New Orleans Siixur, land* QUO A O Inland for sale by A. MINIS. j AC.—Rsisiiis; Fig*. ' Pruiiua f tl/ and PreayiywIGio'grr, for sale by • ,. |l. j: GILBERT, West side Merket'aq. fVb;id..;.::. v 7Su| tnar'l 6 hh J* prime new crop S|. Croix dine from lirig Macon,nnd for snlo by SCRANTON ».JOHNaTON> I OH bbls' N Or lea ns' re ctifi- niSTcf TTrrln*«iKV.^inil bbl.N<>»lei.ii.roclin- B.WnioM.’ L VV ed' Whlfkey for n*l* bv > tnntf 23 WASHBURN d» WILDER -. . • J T o •>« \jJ IAr»v‘ ; ■ 7' 'v mi iv.i-v. : Domingo do ; lundirii! from schr Dern’orrat nnd fur *alu by COI! E.\ %V FOSDICK. "i'« . S TnAjrrF.NfilNK.-A Sluam Horse Power, for wnl.i bv npr D COH EN Sc FOSDICK Engine ol’12- U A VAN A SEGA ICS.—I5.(|0U Ilavann ...L Segura, Huperou%and of vurions hnods, jn*t. recnited per schr Geii Wnvliiiigton. nnd for sale bv CONNERAT & BAU1E. June 12 G IN.-25 bid* Pit Hips' Gin, jium received by tlip brig Americon. For *ale by. mar ID F. W. HEIN EM ANN. j> EYNOLDS’ SUGAR CURED HAMS.— Just received and for *n|i‘ by npl'l H. J. GILBERT. J1JAV.—1011 bifodle* nrime North Ri t*r flay. Imdinz from luig Clmtoii, and for soiu lew from the wharf, by W jan. Ui J. iVASIIUUItN i VVILftni!. D ON’T~«1,VE VP!—Tltv ONC13 MOIIK. A Nil SUCCESS WILL BE ytftnt REWAHU.—To lho .Iiffiirtr. nl lllica. inaiism I nddre/- llm above. The Liniment f.of-- fi*r for yonr relluf.ix uow u*cd with astonishing •ur.cesp. and If repo nt mended by many ciiizmm o.: Savonnnh to be •upnrior to any thing of the kind now before the putilio. For your henkfit only, I kindly risk yon to try llumphray'a Rhoumutio Lin*; intent,' nnd you;- vrill.bP'relieyed iq n very iliort jime. Prepared and roid only by ino, at the cor« ‘nor'of Buy and Drat ton 'street*.. ‘(liny 22 ;/ W UlIMI ’W. Humphreys, j n . aj .T -nhiirna Freckle*, &c.; * A degree or pleasure accompanies (He use of tic* elegant preparalion, in iis reRdshlng offer t ! upon the skin. Cniurieous iriitability and di-eolc- rations'tire also removed, ailtf a | nro stale ofll.n '-niploxim. esiahlinhed by the us* of this lotioi.f ' For mIh by G. R. HENDRICKSON. < Gihlinh'w Biiifdltnrwf- : VAfEMI.-3.tU run 111 * LfUerniid Foblt'c® ' 1 Paper, assorteH^jurdiuVij. Jusi t'ece |v‘Ml ajiJ' for ante by may II t. HENDRICKSON. /-A OODIV IN'S TObACCU.-M tmso.<Jl|i..T.S , VJ win 1 Paiunt prrMi'd rlipwjnir Tiilmiirn. for mlcby c. R. HENDRICKSON. mny II B ULL'S BARS A BARILLA— A; tijRiiii 1 / V Cnmpoiind Eilr.ot of Snr*.pitril!ii t for Ihd • cure orscriifolo, dDeo.u.of llio Slun. Dyrn.n.in; niiouiii.il.",1, Chronic iUmuc, or ill. Im is.'jJun.'. dice, Neuralgia, to counteract the destructive ofi» foota of Mercury, and all diseases arising from an impure slam of the blood, equal tu. any prepare* lion or Sarsaparilla. For*aleal7G ceuls berbut-' He, by G. R. HENDRICKSON, °I 8 V ^ Gibbons* building. 1 AM J VVICK.—Solar nnd Asiral Lamp WicR" J of all aizes; wicks for Ln^d Lamp*, and Can- aio wlplr, for snlo by G R HENDRICKSON " nr24 Gibbon'* building*; AltJjPIIlNE.—A fresh supply of verynu- - 1^!^. |* er,or . J****! re cti I vn d yn n n^J^o p fc 0 n e I a ii 1 |y o^ t hand by m»r 14 G. R. HENDRICKSON/; 7 Gibhnh’a Building’*. D 8 ‘-'AlUllilA llVb.—I groan orihl. olC hugii.li prep.rnliuu. wnrrnnlni) Ernu- llio, fur loty U H. HENDRICKSON. S bn,', Hill » Exirn Slo.m l'rel.od Soup,' inttoed and for *a trliv r -. J .■ landed and for rain by 1H G. IH IIENDRiCK80N, npr Gibbons Btiildidg*. P U V PPI FS^^O^ES.-Am R x7cni n V 880r ! u, " nt 01 Pnwdei Puff* mid,Boxes. Also. Puffs without the boxes, and lid Powder Box**, lor sn o' hy • —npr 22 G It. HENDRICKSON. UIMN13. 2(iij ounce* Sulphate Qui* nilin .It......mii.J'i.m.1. 1 ! • . aule hy ,npr22 -r-Ullli • nine, warranred purejiusi rpceivcd and for ENDRICKSONi PEPI’EUAND SI-ICE,-aiHms. Pepp„, nf JL do SpiCti, ju.t leciuvcd, mid for ..ilo hy a. ll. HENDRICKSON, —£P r ~" Gihl.oii', Biiiljiuir. S VVEET OJL—ilU hoie. Swo.l Oil Iu quart boUlu.,ju,i reuc-ivud mid lur ,ole hy m "’W O R. HENDRICKSON. W hite wash uhushes.—a mo"l ol Goa qimlhy Whil. wn.h Bru.hoi; rormlohy. G. tt. HENDRICKSON, mar 27 — ' Gibbon’* Building* G UPPERAS.—2U cuska tine Green Ciibuu '"’.Jo, hv G, R. HF.NDHICKSON mar ~1 Gib bun’s Building*. W * SfA U’S BA USAill.-Bfi J^VVIK tar * Balsotrt Wild Cherry, fbr 160 cure ol* Diseases oflhe Lung*, warranted ihe genhine ar-- licle, and pnt tip iu packages of J, 2 aud 3 dozen each. Just received nnd for snlo 01 tho New,York * nnd Boston price*, phnlralu or retail, by G. R- HENDRICKSON, nutr 30 , Gibbons Building* rWINha’I OCRS VERMIFUGE—JUflroo X just received uud .for »'ile by mnr 24 G. Ri HENDRICKSON, Agent for the Proprietor. rpOILET SOAP IN BARS.—Write L nv *7- X der. I aim. Rose, Cinnamon, Almpiid. end While Somued Soap m i for sale by tnar 20 B UTLER’S J’Art.TE POWDERS.—All the solid iogrodiLnib „ the Seidlitz Spring combined in oho compound powder, the effervescing solution of w'tdch to wa- L 6 ti tibAULlTf. igl.. lor is very nearly tnsteles*. Bc*i lea'being Dio, pnlatenhlo, it is made in iniir-h h>a« tlrho; and wfl infinitely less trouble,than that produeed wi»h,i.. two powdrfii fn 1I16 IIMlH1 wuV. Prepart Thomas Butler, 4 Cheapslde si. Lonifon; • by G. R. HENDRICKSON npf 7 ■ : 1 Gibb tin’s Uiiildlngkf JJOHRV, Just reewivod end for sale bj on mid lor sate hy ... ., . ... GrR. HENDRICKSON. . pOCIiltOAUI PRISON, vv Dr. Feuchtwanger’* Cockroach, Hat'and* Mouso Poison, a sure and safe destroyer hfjh i12sr iipccious vermin. Also. Iria irifidihfe.TJwl Buff Poison, for sale by G ft HENDRICKSON, b n P^ ? Gibbon* Bnifding*,- T AYN £ ri .REMEDIES.— Jayne'* ■ Kxpccio- rant, for Conch*; Cold*. &c. - 1 'V J syne’* Canfntl to Balaam for Dysentery antf Soniini-r Coniptiini*. ■ JnyrtVfi Ifalr Tbnid fqr Ih* preservation of thr luioni, - nna yon: mill tip. Kli,y«,l ip o v.ry .lion T j„. v.rpiro*, Rir Worm.lii ijiW at the core ttr-h > ' •.. v*i- • . •, Jnyne'. Sanntiyo Till, for Billi A l.rp rocuived rA. pl.lm.,. Urgesripply oflhe** popular rernedla* juit ived ana for-aale at Philadelphia nvWr by /. G.R. HENDRICKSON J • • r.ihi. n .,f. u.i:i..il.' 7ip?2Z

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, July 31, 1847, Image 1