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Newspaper Page Text”«WPG3t**®*5TC:v"- - • • tSt Wi'ln • ' .loBadPtdflfllt,' a fe 4^" o'f“s “VA N K A U, . full nOLLAKX 1‘HK Al'IMUMi for tkoisnmr -■■.. ...-. • •• ‘“■-•aiiiffi 1 ' -i< ".' FIVE UOEEARS per nil lor .IX lnonUji » ■? " ,lv “ n<:0 - , n rnfli Citation by ll'"Olefinof the Court. N.B.-Exol uji-w „ J ui „ hM boo „ mndu for «*w*t IH,R ' ’Vo.'l^w'EtBoiilor.ninl AtlminialriUorx for DebU orfand Crcditori> to rentier in their ocnounts, no,.. . mail bo at public - ’ ft j „„|, r!l of eitlo, at tlio die oiondi.botwooii t o ,, where tlio Eel- place of public ealea In «>V ««f„ IJu.rdiu.l- IcrsTe.laiiienbtrv.of Aoioooalr.io^ ibip, may h J*"eu of the public gaxettoe SSfisS? anA» r .t„.door of lb. Court i.ou.o, «*“{“‘'■SftSI'gSu byWooitlor.. Adn.ini.tra. . ftodoSShSS ®»«t b « pttl-li-lttd SIXTY V , the day of sale. Those .ale. most P _.7i, S Conn House donr of the county ... which tbo property is situate, nod on Ute firat Tlljs- darorfho uionth, bcl.veoit the hours often in tlio marl..tx and four... the afternoon. Nosalo from diy to dly is valid, unless so expressed In tlio edvor- 11 Aoniieationsby Executors, Administrators and nffin.t.tho'Cour}. of Ordinary Wlouyo ft. ■cUbsnd, Iii.tst bo ptlbllsliod I OUR MON 1118. Sales ofporsonol property (except negroes) of lc„„e and intesiatoosturns by Executors and Ad. minUtratnw, must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Imitations by Executors and Administrators, lor Letters DUm'wsory must bo pi thinned SIX months. Application for f,ircclnsi.ro of Mortaaacs on root emu,mustI'Oadvertised oncoo month lor FOUR M 0*rsoftho Conrtof Ordinary, (accoinpanind Court Cnlntnlrt- for 1840. (titANur.il run the southkrn recorder.) SUPERIOR COURTS. JANUARY. Ill Monday, Decatur Ricbinoml AUUUST. 1*1 Monday, Crawfnrd Pauitl ug Id Monday, Ca*>* Clark Id Mondiy, Baldwin! Chnrokoo Tike U Maadijr, Ulnllmn Rlcluiibild FEBRUARY, lit Monday, Crawford PtuIJing U MaoJty, Cau Clark Uptun* U Mondiy, llaldwliil Charokoa Pika Walton llh Monday. Foroyth Jaokiun Merlwnlher MARCH. lit Monday,Cowata Lauren* bumpkin Marion Mouroo Margin Taliaferro U Monday, Culumliiu Fayetto nraauo (IwInuaU Harris Md'liian Union JJ Monday, Uaiti UoKalb Klbort (Water llill I'lltlHIlt Tallml MTuoid iy, (tulloi li Friday afior, Elllngli.im lib Monday, (’o!'li Murray Nnwtou Walkar W.vliinstmi Wilke. APRIL. lit Monday,Uaiiidmi •’ampboll Macon Walkar Warren Wilkliuon Thurid.v after, IUImi ii Friday alior, Way no 8*1 Mouday, Carroll DjiJo ttlynn ILuerdiam Hancock Henry Montgomery Raudulpli Twigg* Tkarnlay after, Melniai.li and Tattnall UlLmliy, C|mitonga Emanuel Frank tin Floyd Heard done Lihorly Oflelharno Pnliiiki Thirsty after, Bryan (lh Monday, Early llouitun Irwin Ja.pnr Lincoln Mclutniti Scrlvau Htowart Troup ThnnJ.y after, Telfair , M \Y. >•( Monday, Ri|,b w Hunday, Chatham Dooly a *,, , Mn.cogea 31 Monday, llnrke bkMond,y.tr r Monday afterl Lowudot Moodar Thereafter, Wain r *or*diy .In Appling , „ JUNE. '•I Monday, ft-iker JolTorioa ' ArtiJ Isis'*p ,u S»l Oc.uhsr. After le-ltl, 4th Monday Fchruary and August. llh Monday, Emailitcl FOraytli Jnckaon Meriwothor SEPTEMBER, lit Mumlay, Coweta Luuraus Lumpkin Marion Mourns Morgan Tuliaforro M Monday, Coliinibiu F.iyrtto Grorno G win unit Harris Madiuon Union Jd Motnlay, Unit* Dali* b Kllmrt Gilmer Hull I'ulnam Tsiliioi llh Monday, I’olib Murray Now tun Wnlker Wnshincton Wilkoa OCTOBER. • o' Miiinl.ty.Cumplinll Macon Wnrroti Wilkinann Tnnatlay after, Walknr ThnroiL.v aflnr, Ualiuu dd .Mmnlay, Carroll Dado Il.ilmralinin Huiti'oek Hntiry Miiuigniiit'ry Raitilolph T.vipga Th'iraday after, Tattnall dtl Mtin.lay, I'hnttongu Knianuol Franklin Floyd Hoard Jane* Oglr.thnriio I'ulaski till Moiitltiy, Early llotuiou Irwin Jaaper Lincoln Ncrivnn Ktownrt Troup Tliuraday aft**r,TollairJ llh Tuo«day, llulloch Friday nrtnr, Edinch.tin NOVEMBER. iM Aloii.lay, lliklt ■id Mumlay, Dooly Ji'IFirson Muieogna :|J Monday, Burke Cutuilen Sumter Fridav after, Wayno Ith Mouday, Glynn 1.80 Tliomna Tliuraday after, .Mclntoth Aland ay after, l.owndca nml Liberty Th'iraday after, llryan 'lotidny thcr'after, Ware Tliurmlny d<i AiiiiIhik DECEMBER. I't Alondny, Baker M .Mumlay, Decatur i;inlll'evei,',.DiiniD A'siiie, mtcp luillent &Bemittem Povofs tv all tlio various forms ofy f iU BiUirus Diseases SIAillilJirAr&'l'llOEOlIGlILY - owls TiuUa Uio^ ^ miII8invn»n»b)on\e«lVolno wn» prepnrodlrnm JL mi iixtonsivo prnctlcn of Irevernl yenw in a bilious climnto, hud is novor Ititown to fn|l or curing l-'ever mid Aguo. or any of tlio diseases a l,0 Tliose"wlio are aufToriiuj from! eireciione oflhi* Mud, tut nlHO llioso who have become uiVnlids ft-om their t ir. cis upon tlio consUliiUon. will find the India Ollillagoulio o most invutunble remedy for Dlllifyins Ihubiood. and thoroughly cleansing from |ja .ys.cn. .1.0 ...nlbid eirocls of a b.l.oiia elimnle. Tl.cwnnderf.il operalinn oTihe Chplagogne In eradicating bile from Iho l.nnisn eyalem, can only ■*" ••-R.......wiuiuury ugonoy in thospeody, tli'o- t7i« vanou8 r grades“olm*flf^iWi"l7d u ‘WIfl.*ftDrt r ° It Is pciunliy efiucttml for tlio cure of Liver Com- nliiint. Jaundice, Enlnrgemenl of the Liver : also Enlargement of the Spleen, called Apne Ceke, nnd the vitrldua forms or biUotia Indigostlon.-- 'I’hese, with (he other varied efT ctlons of such climates, arising from a common mmsmil cause, nroonly mmlificaUona of the same disease, and e- qunlly controlled by Ute same remedy. The operation of tho Chnlpgoglie, ns its name imports, is upon the livor-piomoling llie dis chnrso ofhile. Tho thousands who have used it need no further evidence ofila value than its Imp P y restorative elToo... f””" 1 ”, .% URNER . j an JJ Monume- i Sqtinre. OltES BPPJBCTBWt—WITHOUT mtiB'lUTIRN'IMI C SEEING THE PATIENT I! BV’M. S. THOMSON, M. D., MACON, GEO. Tho anbscrihorafter nn experience often yenra «i£ac"nynr‘tho Siof'agrMmont) to mnlto ll- in the use nr Uut*»ic RKS.Bn.xs, Ims .o r.r per- lie. talanil, m..sll.B advertised Turku Mujiths lit Shcrir.’sales ..ndcrdxeciltlona regularly grant- ed bv the courts, must ho advertised IIIJRI Y J)AVS—nmlor inortxago oxoculions bIXiJ DAYS—Stilc.i ofpori.slianlo properly uudor ordttr order of Court, must he ndvertisod generally, 1EN DAYS before the tiny of Sale. * • All Letter* directed to tin* Ofiicuor tho Etl- loftnmst lie post paid to entitle them to attention. nearnd ilv sow 111 llliJ IIPU "I ■ • . . * fueled his system of treatment ns lo be able, in a eruut iniiority or chronic diseases, to olloct apor- manont pure without cvor sRKtNO thf. patimt, restoring them lo health without subjecting then, to the ioconvenienceand expense of Inngaiidtodi. ous iuurticys, or the cold ehiriliea of sirnngors homes.and fireside*. To many l\m mayjappear ns unrunsouiibleasit did lo him aomolime ago. but fuels are indisputable, and wlint lo him appr--* thkn a mere chimera of ibo bruin, is happily a mailer of every dav occurrence. .. The imdersianed has time for proferred publish- lug THK STATRMF.NTS nF OTHER* reloiive to the bol.eflls derived from his nrael.ee, tlnnknig lllnl Ihut course e.unporled moel. better will!Hr no dlg- nlly el reeling ll.on pure personal puffing in he pa. penr.orlhe ..ill loss repiilnblo course lo whieli scme lugh-mlnded (I) phys.e.an. resort.ole.olistlcelk ..tUH.li.ig lliolrown irnmpolsby ihobeds.do oftheir pnliouls: ...id 1 now sconoguudreason.ochnnge Joy oourso. bnt slinll cint.liuo lo give ...cl. cerlid' c.ilps, ns will ilisnrm ilonbllnod winch, ll.ougl. some person, .h e...Ihom "V:NMnK’no!" he will givenny man FlVE HUNDRED DO c LA IIS ... prnc.ro ll.cir equnl .1. Georgia—equally wall nti.lic.iliculcd, under a forfeiture of a like "’"tI.o fiiclsprosonlod by him are sueh os liss is pre pared In demonstrate nt any ...no lo lh. .alian.ct.no Sr iho nil! cled or .heir friends, who mayjsnahi lo ■os. it. The following will sponk for ihemseisos. fiFnRniA l Till-* m-tyrorlify that hlllie JoULs Comny sr»" orieH.my.onWIIIIam.' aim... 16 years of age, was taken will, nervouafo- verand was alien tod by Dr. Gibson far a long Ume; and nolwilhstandlng all he enuld do he .tin eeniimied io eetwnrso, so that when the feverleli I,i... Iielia.lca.njil3ti.lv lost the use of his lower ex- tnilies, n.i’l could nol walk a slop nor boar Ins „ eight liphn his feet t Ilia lega boe .ma cramped alid E >lrawn, end ho euircrodal.nnst ...tolerableau- o.ti.l. front pains t ho continued It. I ns terrible Junto fur ovar ihron months, reduced alraoel lo .milling hut akin and hollo. At leal wb«n »"' l '°PJ ,.l Ida imorovemcnl had vanished, I hesrd ol Iho surcess o P f Dr. Tltomennof Macon,In iroaling.l.s- earn ond-coneludod to try hint. I^accordingly niade applicnlion, and although the DoclorijEt Jttl sAWlilini l.o eom. restored him to I... n««.tU«l h j is-„,intli Hu now rides abouland attend* to grftar-sasaaar ' pr " f, r""" y ,!&!»«« THE 1 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and .other Diseases oTthe B UCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM, Ihe grant English Ramedy for Pectoral and Pul monary diseases, still stands unrivalled and unsur passed n* the moat elegant, agreeable nnd effectual curative of these formidable complaint* now known to the civilized world. Three years of trial in the United Stales, during which time it has been distributed from Maine to Florida, has only served to establish Us pre-emi nent rjerit in all parts.of the country, a* the great and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY in the worst cases of Pulmonary diseases; and the best and most agreeable curative of all Iho alight forms of colds, cough nnd infl immaliou, that oati possibly be u*ed. SPI TTING OF BLOOD. TIuh frightful symptom of npprouching Con numption, speed ly checked nnd prevented bv the use of Bunlmn's iiuusnrinti Bulsiin, which heals Ihu nfiuoted membrane, removes the incipient tu bercles, and restores those vital organs, tho lung«, lo a sound uud healthy condition. REME.V1BEII THIS. Spitting of blond alwnys nrises from a tendency to tuberculous disensus, nnd if not checked at the outset, will sooner or later terminnto in dcaili. A person who raises blond once, will rni*o blood again, unless a propercurativeisirarnodiatoly om- pToyed. PAIN IN THE SIDE. This distressing symptom of Consumption ari ses from iiifiiimmatinu of tho lungs, on the mem brane called ihe plenrn, or from bronchial affeclinn ol ihe air passages. In either case it is a very dan gerous inuieiitioo of disease It prevonts full and true breathing, end w wars a way the natural strength of tho system. The cause of this symptom should be removed nt once; nnd nothing cun possibly ef fect that object so speedily and hnppily as Iho great F.nglish Remedy, discovered by Dr. Buchan, which i-« entirely vegetable in its ingredieuts, ami perfectly harmless in nil its qualities. LIVER COMPLAINT. Ill cases of Consumption, the Liver is always more or le-s nfiVctctl, and also the Spleen Pleura and small intestines. Oil dissecting.Consumptive patterns, Tubercles are often found in all these or gans, particularly upon the Liver, which also be comes fatly, oily and swelled. The cflect of llto Hungarian Balsam in diseasos of the Liver, espe cially if il bo of nn ulcerous nature, js direct and powerful. Simple disease t>f the Liver, unattend ed by Consumption is speedily cured by its U»8‘ WINTRR OOl/aii ! The harsh, dry, hacking Winter Cough which afflicts Old People, nnd invalids in n low slate or health is happily affected by the Hungarian Balsam. It warm*, moistens, nnd stimulates Ihe whole breajliitig apparatus; removes nil morbid mucus, nnd other foul mattnr; purifies nnd animates the blood; improves the secretive power of the Liver, Spleen, nnd other large glands, nnd the digestive organs; and imparts new life to the wan and emucinted system. BRONCHITIS 1 Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing. Harsh Cough, n slinn' expectoration, with all other symptoms caused by affection of the nir-tuiies lead ing from Die throat to tho Lungs, are directly nnd specifically cured by the use or the admirable remedy invented by Dr. Buchan, For sale in Savannah, by J. iM. TURNER At BROTHER, July 2 Monument square. w «®FK , ix--« |, 5iuinit«o5niyr“ Ihe bscheator of Chatham County, 1 ivli e nD®n«o ,,a, ° CoRrux, dne'd. ) *„! j • ' S ' rt " • ,, »|ue»i of Excheit. has boon •warned into tho office iff Hie Clerk of ihe Su- ponor Court of Chathun County,* in'the above ' ’I appears that J dm Corran. n citi- ."..^‘heU'nted Slntes, died intestate, ao zed at f«J."H® « r hi* death of a lot of laud, situated nt nt,* li 0 'hinthe C-nrnty nl'orotiid, containing in ,,r,? red ’ n ^ ronl u, »d three hundred feet Will*. ,,noro or *' !SS • bounded by lands of Hurl*. nn l i ’ n ? , ° n «nd Casson,—the said John Cornn hn,:™!^ m ?de any disposition of said lot, nnd tliMswa- ,U, ° Ul!fl,IV " , g an ^ l ,er80n 1° claim Pursuance of the F.sehent law. tfiis ad saii/ini'* m '* ,0 R ' vo to Iho heirs of tho him •r ' v0rran ' nr others who may olnim under claimiL l,IBro hp ’ ,0 n PP pn i' and make f/nm ;? said lot of land, within eizhtcen months nm,w j 1,0 «or, or the Mine will be prn- iach 10 Escbm’ed, agreeably to Ihe law in case made and provided. «« n ii R< W * POOLER, Clerk S. C. C. C. - epl ‘ fi.no— ani r r DRATERY.—Just received. siul for tale |,y J’’" l» _8NU)Er. I.ATIlttOP & NEVITT 'rVnli“till* 5 '.".rtrtl' rorn'em^" u.n’t could Do bro,,«U t to Imriin II. Sl.o auHVirodgroii.lv wi.l.pn.nlul mia- ,. rv till il looked like olio would go tut., fit". •■• fiZHuS if,,,,,, nnd ..Her relief w..» deapiiired of, I BkoL.owaa.ooodio^gnld.ejgl.^jljGe., ^"iKooo.a! 10 ? I do kcrcl.y certify ll.nt toy Upon... County. Jd.ogl.terAi.it Him we.at- larked nlioo. ll.rne yean ago will. I a..bvaou Dh- vasv iv tiib Hpixb. t.y wl.icli el.o wax onl.rol, d';...liled| nod loxt II." ..'0 ol'.l.n lower oxtremiltee. 8l.o wax illlioodlaiely pot ..odor the earo of Dr Kendall, who ..lidded her. orxnmell.ne, lo. vv ll.- do. hci.-fli. Wo .hen applied to Dr. Parker, a Knot Donor, who nllnr no had trooled her case xoineliine,concluded that lie non d do nolhlng for tier. We then applied to Dr. 1 homes, ol Cu e dcnville, wlionttended on her eight months, with- .*ut the least benefit, for she was loft m a moat do- plornidocond.lion. pdrfce.ly hi ploex. Vf™ ili« wax laid tl.oro xl.a renl.ln.d w.lhool ll.e po y_ rr nfmof.i.ol.y the prcnlexleir.lt or.l.o will. 6.1.0 wax xo n.i.ch reduced lhal Ihe looked ax if there wax no. five po.iodx of floxl. on .lie whole body, xo that xl.o could ho compared lo nothing hot e living xkolctno, if Hitel. enuld he "]>"K'"ed. While in thin slain l wax ...d.irod lo i.pply to Dr. M. 8 Ttfo.oxen of Macon, who i a... proud to any. by the hlrxxi..’-xof I'rov.dnnco end Ins -kill III lh" use of re.uodios,' has restored bar to esoellnnt bodily liralll. ai.ll Iho use of Iwr limbs by which "be la ruelile.1 lo enjoy lifer nod T.xll nlmnt ... tho set- llrmonl, wiH.ont Iho nxsislancool anyone. But What xurprixox every body is. that xl.o has boon re- .lured wdlio.it linvkighoon »Br.x bythe Dootor, ...dot ll.e nominal “M'-J"", J'rAGE. ThVebirtro' cnxcx. considering their charaeler and impnrienoe, will pot beyond d.xpute lh" hml or.l.o posi.b'ilitt of curing without prov.o.. ex- ■miuitiinn of the pstie.ii i which, together with III* fitcif.ly orproenringmod.clho, xiueo the reduction uf Poxt'.go, by ...ail, pul. it with... ll.e power or F.VF.IIY non*. 00 manor whorethoy re..de.tn pro cure relief front .heir vnrioux mxlad.ee, oln very trilling ogpenxe. .... , . , Pxrxons applying for Med.cu.ei ought to xxnd thelr'ayinptomi and age in w.il.ng ns correclly x. possible, when modicinea muled to tho.r vxnou. Saxes will be omopoended and xent. I.elter.,tn nntllle Hum In Condon, must he pnil.piud, end nxr.m.x unnlvins front n dixlsnoo hod hotter on, close ll.e usual mnnihly feo of Five Dollnra nl once. Ids charge l.e.dg an email xx lo xdm.t nl tin. slight tixk in collecting. The pour oreny e..,...ty ii. Georgia may l.nvo indd.elnae xedl griiluilouily „ , p,oxoi,...turn ofa o.r.iHex.o of.nxh.l.lv lo pay, x'.enod by hlit Judge "f the (Jo.irt, Jn-uoe of dm Pence or Minuter of the Gospel of the county ■■■ wl.icli he resides. The .m.iilod of Iho Roy. Lie ,y will he „t oil ' — '‘‘'v-Vp( Bt J Pom “!?,?! ,:, VIH»-S,.perhloch ItnUnii MnElin.^p’ W - ,me C, "nhric Muslin.: Jnckonel iM Dimity . Furniture Fringe: »a ,S !i "'" ll ‘ ,re fflB'• CelieoJ I Win. "wShadexaudFuiorox, Just recoiyed end Ter i*o 2i 8NiDF.lt.' LATHROP & NEVITT Muonn. Soplemhnr .1, 1816. tnl<Tuu. bu rrnR and i si.uar8t-..ii ...I. J 1 ltohimore Flour t 25 firkins olio,dy Goshen nnlieri iHUMtf Sog«r., vnrmils hrends,^landing 0^nto?«iSro*ta."d*i wl "*' keyi'-AO do N odot 25 do Rum: 2.. do Mpnmlga' Tho folio wing, although it ,maV obpoar a Utile humorous to some; 10,00!thit teas wdrthy bf ^ub- lieatinna and he the thbary of'Masrietiiufa true jar- false; H ihoiil* it i* somelimos productive of much good. Sybaodsk, Deo. 13; • 1843.—»Deiir ©In—-One eircutnstnnco has gr«|f|y li'sljtod lhe sale of the Balsam of Wild Gharry her*. A young lady was magnetised,mid requeued to prescribe for her tilth- er. who has nn nff«scli»tt of the, lungs.. She said there was a medicine at Hough’s accompanied with a small book, that would help him. It was the Balsam of Wild Chorry. He took ‘it, nnd it cured hirii. She hanince prescribed it for anoth er, who has taken U jwith the same result. Yours, &e„ Ilocon A Biudoes. P. S. Hough &.Bridges are heuvy duruggiats at Syracuse, to whom refer the curious. PoTTtvir.t.E, Dec. 21d,1841,—Dear Sir,—Your Balsum of Wild Chnrrj has effected some nston- ishing cures here. Out of which is nn old lady, Mrs. Rnssell, who had been suffering fur a long time with shortness of hreathmg, and general weakness, until she wnt Anally obliged to keep her bed. After various other remedies had been re- sortedintovnin.-he commencedasing vour Balsam, nnd afier taking two bottles, was FsriMMmfid a* lo be able to attend. ’ Jon* 8. C. Mabtin. A CASE oFASTHMA. The following is from n distinguished Lnwyrr of the city of New York, who had been nfflicled with the Asthma for upwards of “TWENTY YEARS;” and who after reading such casea can doubt the effleaev of this medicine ? Nrw York. Jannary‘2T», 1843.—I have been af flicted with spasmodic asthma (or twenty four years—sometimes ao severely as to bn confined to my room lor weeks; nnd although attended by va rious medical advisors, of the highest reputation and skill in the country, tho relief wan hut partial and temporary—twice the disease proved nearly fa tnl to my life. Some few week* ngn, I commenced taking Wistur'sBaWnm of Wild Cherry, which gave me instant relief, and a single bottle producod in n few days what I believe to be a radical nnd per fect cure. A. Williams, Attorney nt Low, No. 68 William street,'New York Wo are acquainted with the writer of thoubove certificate, and his statement* are entitled to the full confidence of the public. F. A. Talma dor, Recorder of the City of New York. John Power. D. D. Vicar General of New York, P S. The above certificate may be seen at No. 125 Fulton street, New York. The Mowing is from Mr. John Brown, an ex tensive builder in the city of New York, and an other from Mr, Woodruff, of Elizabethtown,— Tho originnlceriifiontes of these and many others may be aeon at No. 125 Fulton street, New York. New York, Mnrch 10,1843.—I was last fall at tacked with a pain and severe soreness of the chest, which continued for a number of week*. I had previously for several years been subject to 9 per- manenlweakncss of the elicit caused by a strain, ThialiHt attack gave me much apprehension, as I found it was the commencement ofa fatal disease. About iho middle of December I began to take Dr. VVisinr’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, asingle bot tle of which soon removed all sorenns* from the chest, added strength nnd vigor to tho lungs— and I now regard myselfas perfectly sound mid well. John Knows. 61 Ann-street. LIVER COMPLAINTS. KitowLKaviLi.ic.JMue20.1813—Thl* wlllcerli- fy that I jiave been nfllioted with n Liver romplnlnt. genorai heoni'j. •»<! paiu in my sido, fur several years, and fur uiglitaati munch*had been ilnubleto do anvwork. In December Inst, Icoinuienoad in king I)r. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, and found immediate benefit from it. I soon began to gain strength, tho pain in my side w«< relieved,nnd I had also a cou^h, which was entirely cured in n few weeks by this medicine. A*na D. Hopkins. Thu above certificate is strictly correct Knowles & Cheeseman. Just received and for sale by sept 24 T. RYER30N & OO. QUEEN'S DELIGHT, &c.—For tha cdtnpnsi lion qf tl|(sExtract nndtbe properties ol’|hoQ.uqo l i)K Delight, Physicians are resjieottull, referred t/‘‘ ~ 5thand Gih number, vol l. of tlie Southern nal ofMedieineand Pharmacy. u ■ “* j For purityiug .the.blood, and removing all dis- eases nfiaing from the impurity uf the Mono, 11 is highly recoinm 'tided, as also for the cure Uf Rhou- mntisui, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulcerations of tlio Throat and legs, pains and awelliiiga oi'the.hunes, Topors, Pimplesiii the Face, Old Sores, mid. all Cutaneous Eruptions, Neuralgic Affection*, Mor- cfiiiut Diseases, and Ibr assisting iltb dueratiou nnd preventing fatal <nJH«eqtienbbd (if Alercurials in SynhnliU. ., . 1, ' This preparation, (by ndJIng llie Gldben’s De-. lights&o. to the Sitrsaparillu.) combines in a more perfect degree than any known remedy, lohir and nlterntive power*,.and is highly recommended by eminent physicians, it in prepared in consequencu of the recoinmaiiatiuiis given by Dr ii R Frhst, Professor of Materia Metlica in the Mediciil Col- lego of Charleston, 8 8, m hi* work on Materia Medico,only concentrated by a process of tho sub- ■cribor’n 10 reader it glare convenient fur admin istration, and with Iho exception of the addition of mercury which inay hiollihieabe added when necessary. To shew the high estimajion which ales,il,ii only necusiary to, refer Ip the above men tioned work*. There aro few cases of clironlb nnd painful Rheu matism that will not yield tii the influence of Sar saparilla and Quean's Delight if duly persevered in. especially if taken id conjunction with Hydr. of Potash. Is highly recommended for all dilonsoa of tho skin, chronic as well as recent. One bottle will, in most instances, effectually remove nil pimples, postules or blotches on the liice, to which young persons in this climate are so much subjected to, arising either from itnpuiity of llie blood or debil ity. It it tho. boat remedy known for scrofulous afiuctions, sores and brenkiiig* out in young chil dren, and is *afe and efficacious in removing en tirely every trace of hereditary diseases froth the systoin, in the teiideresl infant; in fact, in nil cuta noons affections it ii invaluable. Asa general pu riliorof the blood, and an eradicator of all nbatl- nnle diseases, this preparation will undoubtedly take the precedence of all other remedies. It gent-' ly operntes upon and regulates the bowels, re stores to the bluod its wonted purity, gives touelo the stomach, and promotes digestion. it will effectually relieve Erysipelns even in its worst stages, and nil persons suffering from this diitre*fling complaint are advised lo use it, first so. but il no uinrkud relief be found after taking one bottle, it will be necessary to use the Hydriodated Potash with it. Not withing to publish cortficntes ns is done in the cases of all quack uicdiciuas of tho day, to ef fect their sale, and so force them upon the public, the subscriber begs leave to state that his prepara tion Jin* been prescribed and used by a numhernf physicintisaud planters of nnr city and neighbor hood, with grent success, viz : Dr R 11 Frost, Dr W G Ramsay, Dr Tho* Y Simon*, Dr 0 Pritcb- nrd, Air S Logare, Lt Wilson. U 8 R 8, nil oflhi* city; Dr James Stnuey. Beniifort, &e. Price $1 per bottle, or $5 for ti do. Prepared by J. PETER M. EPPINO, Chemist nnd Druggist, corner Broad and King streets, Charleston, 8. C. Again for 8uvannali, A. A. SOLOMON8, dec 21 — lyr Market square. OltESBI SEEDS.— l lie Subscribers have X received n- choice sele uion of GARDEN SEEDS, which ImVo bniin raised with great enro by nSeedamon of high repnbu'on, ana oro war ranted a* good n* any to he found its ibis country. ASPARAGUS—Giant, unit At U*»T A R D-nrown or Ttlnrk.Whlio Enollili. IlEA.NS—(KMnev. Dwnrf, MARJORAM—8wccl. •!-. 0Ni t,K_v.iw. us _ iy Clilnn Dwarf or Isrse Kiitoer, Rnfugpoor 1000 to I, HalfMoun (|iolo or ru nlny.) I.nrgo wbilo l.inin, VVlijio Dutch Minnnrf, Hcurlst rUi ueri, Red Gruuberry. IIISIST— E*rly lilood Tin nip.LoDf blood, while Frsucti Sugar. HROrOLI — Early while, Large i"ii-jila Cape. t Hindi. P e te it cooper’s A UEFLU20 _ AMERICAN ISINGLASS—Warranted tqunl iiistrougUi to RiiHsiati Isinglass for Table tellies, anu ol great nervine n diHeiiHeawlinredeli imIu animal fond is requited, and well raleulalod or long sea voyages, it improves by ngc il kept Iry.and ennhe made into Soup in a lew iniiiutcH, and is of groatserx ico in clarifyiug Cidor, Buer, ml Winu. To nwhe Ta^c .hUics.—Use nt loast two ounces ol Coopor's Hofmed Auinr'.cnn Iningluss, which should'be Ii nt soaked hi cold wntcr for two hours; drain ofi’ Unit water then uko two quarts of cold water, one and ;» h If pounds of sugar, put in it tho wliito of lliruc egg*, the juice of three good ized lemons, tho peal of om\ a stick of cinnamon, .1 little nutmeg, orange peal, or other spice to suit the mate; stir nil the ingredients well ogclher while cold, then boil iho wholo mnssfouror five minutes, ittuithon pour it through a Jolly Bag. v/hon it may be put into gbitwes or moulds, nnd whon cold, will se lit for use. Tho moulds should be first wot with aliltle white of egg and wutei’, just before the jol- • ’ is put in thorn, in order to make it easy to liiru iem out on plates. Tho Jelly Bag is undo offlaunel 8 or 10 inches lorosa thn opening, and ubnut half a yard deep, narrowing to a point at the^boltoin. The lino id that runs through first, should bo pouvod back in the jelly bag until it run* through clear. And one pint ofwino to tho abovo for Wine Jelly. Other liquid* m tdu from preserves, may bo elliedby using the same proportion of tho lsing Mf. . . BUinr. Mn.tgc may be in .Vila,by lining at least tone sunco ol'Isingla9« fortwo quarts of milk, or crenih he penl of two lemons; sugar und spice to suit ihe nste—bring the whole to a boiling heat, strain it, and when nearly coot, Mir it well to inixtho cream that will riso wliito cooling, pour it in uioulds.nnd whan perfectly cold, it may be turned out nnd will then be ready for use. The moulds should ho first wet with cold water, which will prevent it rom sticking lo them. A freshstipply, just received, and for sole by „ ov 2 -T. RYERSQV&CO. J WINER & CO’S CANADIAN VERM I • FlIGE—The beat remedy over yet di*cnv ored fur all kind* of Worms. It not only do stroys Worms and invigoratca llie whole systoin. but it dissolves and c.irrio* off the superabmidant slime or inncu*. so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of children, more especially of those in bad health. Tha mucus forms tha bod or nest in which Worm* produce their young, and by remn vin» it,it i* impossible for Worms toremninin the body. It i* harmless in it* effects on the system, and the health of thn patient I* always improved by its uso, when no Wormsere discovered; tho medi cine being palatable, no child will refuse to take it. tlio moHt dolir.Mc. Just received, nnd for sale by may 21 THOS. RYEUSON •ell* - OKRA. PA RftLKY—Curled. I’A I18MP— Larjo Dutch, fiurmi-y. PFPI’KR—Itoll, Cnynne. PUMPKIN —Connecticut, Mammoth. PK\S—F.nrlvWoihtnston, ‘JJ flint, early Warwick, Sfeei. nnrly dnntite ItloMum frnnm,3 , ,'fnei, nnrly Charlton, Golden Large York. Green gluhn 8a- HoUpur. ItJ fuel, Dwarf Mar- luwftil, ill fn'il, lliihnp'a dwf A GRICULTU11AL IMPLEMENTS.— Z'Il Having mado large additions to their former assortment of Agricultural Implements, the sub scribers now offer to plnntora nnd inerchuuln, a butter stock tliau uvorbeforo offered in the South oru country, consisting in part, of the following ur'iclos, viz: PLOUGHS. Yankee Cast Iron. Nos. 10, II, I2md 20 Dngon, or Connecticut Wrought Iron, 1,2,3 St 4 Alton pattern Ruggles, Norse Mason’s Improved viz: Engle, heavy 2 horse or ox IJo. with wheel and cutter No 2 B, a largo 2 horse Do. willfwhuelnnd culler No A 3, medium 2 linrsa A 2, light 2 horse A 1, light 1 mule or garden G inch light 1 horse turning 7 do do medium 1 horse turning 15 do do now puttcru ldo do, for light sin A 1, side hill 2 horso O, do do 1 do Sub soil, a heavy 2 liorso or ox Do. No 1, a medium 2 horse Do. O, I Double Mould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse Cotton Trenching, 1 horse Rico do. new pattern, withguago wheel. Tha abovo Ploughs with and without stocks— extru stocks for the improved Ploughs I10E8. Lyndon’s extra black Carolina,0, 1,2 «fc 3.crown Do. bright do, 0, 1, 2 & 3, do Do. Rice, No. 2 and 3 do Do. New ground, PP ntid PPP do Do. Oval Eve Grubbing, Nos. 2 nnd 3 do Do. Romid'Eyo do Nos.Baud3 do Lyndon Sl Co’s. Anchor, 00, 0, I and 2 do Bruda’s Patent, 0, 1,2,3 and 4 do Light Yankee AXES. . |1K‘°°>} v "'“\isr Handled Sputr*. Socket SpadA » CULTIVATORS, HARROWS. See. Improved Cultivators, wilhlOuru 81iellcrs sanse wheol Cultivator Plousli, or Ilorm Hue Common Harrows Fold i us do Corn nnd Cobb Crmhers, n hand mill Du. do. for horse powor Fan Mills,two sixes Pstout Churns Planlalion Whcolbarrows Common Straw Cullers Patent do. do. Swlnyletrecs Grain Cradles,new pattern Rico do. do. English Patent Scythes American Gr ss do. «re*s Plslt do. Bcylhe Snniihs Briar amt Rush do. Do. Hooks Corn Cutteis, Post Spoons Os Yokes and Os Bows . SCYTHES, HOOKS. &c. Frails, A.f Helves Dirt Hcraprrs,for pub. roads Pruning Sheer* Garden Hoes, do. Rakes Diichlug Knives Tranigfauiing Trowets and Garden Reel*, De. Lines With a variety of Implements uot mentioned. For sale by HAZARD, DENSLOW & WEBSTER jan 1 H aving taken store 163 Owens', new building*, south side Market square, I am now dfiMriug nTnr«e,nt*bionahfe nnd entirely new Stock of Ready Made Clothing.Huts. Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc. These gnodaenn bo cold nt much lower prices than cu*- tomary. as I have adopted the cash system. It being a new burino**,. I will state that I nm prepared to furnish every ihins usually kept in a Clothing or Bool anil Shoe. rJtoro. The most fas tidious gantUmnn.rnn lie''fitted out, from hend to foot, nt my Clothing Rooms, up stairs. I nm pro viilcd with n largo supply of Negro Brogans, sui table for totyn,.river nr plantation nse. ‘ To all that would purchase or cxamlno any of my goods, I hereby announce lh't I nm at nil times D. HALF. P APF.il WAREHOUSE—No DBur ling Slip, New York —Cyrus W. Fikld offer* for side at the lowest Manufacturers’ prices, a very extensive assortment of PAPER, comprisa tug every possible variety, adapted to the wants of consumers ill all section*! of llie country. Paper of nil kinds made to order at short notice. Tho stock of Printing.Paper ianuusnally large, n port of which is of very superior quality. Paper Mak era’ Malarial* of every description, imported and keptconstanfiy on hand, viz: Feltings, Wire Cloth, Fourdrinier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ul tramarine, Twine. Ac. ~ Rags.—Canvass,.B ile Rope, Grass Rope, Bag ging, &c.. pnrehased fur which t|ie highest price !».-•»*♦: •v , (| iff nnid. —lyi* July 24 N EW GOODS.—Georgia ami Virginia Osn iburgif Hcnvv Striped do; Flax do: 3-4 7-8 and 4-4 Bro 8hlrUng« 6 and 10-4 do Sheet ing; Blenched and Bro Jeans; Mariner and Shirt- ini Stripea; Marlboro Phid4 nnd Slnpos, Blue and Mixed Doniniu.Cotton G iinbroons nnd Nan- kuaus,in store ond fur*4fn by- • ..• < nn, 17 1IF.NRY H.8T0TESBUUV. .nrgo iMirpla Cana. CA Bit AGE —Early York, ,arga York. Green glube Sa voy, Early Suirar I,oef, Early Drumhead. Lalu Druiiihmil, Large Inlo B.iinrten, Lnte lint Hutch, Early flutDuloh, Green Glaaed. CAULIFLOWER—F.erly and lnte. CELERY—Wliito (olid. Clt K88—Ourlod or Pep- pergrnes. Broad leof. CUCUM RE It — F.irly Frem-I Early clurtor, Early shnrlsrnen, Early Ipnssr CA R RUT—Early In Long Orange. COHN—Sweet or Sugar, Early Canada. TiMrarora. EGO PLANT—Purple. KALE — Greon curled Scutch. Purple. I. EAR — Liirgn Bcolcti. London. LETTUCE — Drumheid, bite Cabbage, Curtail Hiln- ffa. Largo greeiibead, inipe- rial rahhagn. MELON — Ot-ren Citron. Nutmeg, Caniolope, Large Muik. FLOWER SEEDS. In pkn’g*. IS kind* in nuch.ltn ckaV*. W kind- in cacti, do W5 do ■ do lull do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. &o. Buckwheat, Broom Corn, Blue Grass. Canary Seed, Hump Seed, Millut; lU-d Clover, Rye and Oats. Flower Seed*, Root*. Fruit nnd Ornnnicnlnl Trees, furnished to order from "tie of the heat and mn*t oxlnnaivo Nurseys and Flower Gardens in this country. An Hismiment of Book* on Agriculture, Gar' dctiiug, Raising of Stuck, Poultry, Ac. to which will ha added (Tin moM popular works issued "on llie nhnve subject*. Agonl* lor tlio American Agriculturist, publish ed monthly by A B Alien. N. Y. for which sub- scrip iousure solicited. * “ iBNSLOW & WEBSTER. Harrow fil or Tall, C fcot. RADI.-'II—White Fall,har dy Long Saar'el, Lons Sal mon, Scnrlnt Turnip Yellow Turnip, (tine Bummer and Autumn variety,) black Fall or SpnnUh. itflUllAHR ROOTS. 8ALSIFV. SAGE. 8Pt N AO E.—Prickly or Full, Ituund Leaf or Bum- niwr. 8C1UASH—Early Summer 1'U.b, Early Snrninar crook neck, Winter crook nrck, (s'ocuauut nr Porter's Vi.l|m- rni.xn, Vcgeinlili' Mariow. T U K N1 F—Early wblta Dutch, rialor.8|irlug. Early rml lop. Early Garden Slime, Large KilglUll Norfolk. Hail- orcr or ;long| Tankard, jPur- pic lop Ruiubnga. TOSIATO—Large rod. THYME. ill siiv.tr Witrc'ivto.. r.« Fi'Uin.rof ^ ^ Nmfr funding Trmii brig Doloreu*, I dlsjr. Snip JJIliffnli, ,12 dozen Sil^r^jappJJ: oJ'MhMr'itl J “ . j*rk» M'lJti SjiiioiiH, PiiijcR AD»fu^rrivH. iL’t do do ! thrciided nnd pbiui i!n.: n 4nrge bkor’incni iffvarigatcd natiern* Silver ('ups," fine \Viit(?hb*. JewHrv. i'nnry Whfbs, Crooked Untie*, Sufyoyor'* Gdinnnsse*, Steel Clasp* and Banda. Silver. Sludl iwii fmlta- tlftn Shtr|l .Comb*, Papier Al.icha Fultos, Card Casas, Arc; ;■ " . Tub lindeVstglibii i* pH*V'fully pf; pnri-dln fcie- ciitnany orders iii ihe rnpdllabrcuhiphcaiciwitlch' es, and to wfctttfill 'thfe salnrt fdrnita year. . V : ' D'/B. NICHOLS, feb 11 Onedrfrir Weit arPula-ki Hiinita. HATS AtVli CAFS.r-'i’j. Subscribers are now. prupitrco to (nruisli the fufmer puiruna of tho .... , , concern and thn iniqlic u**iii'rally, ivtihdiiexiansivcniid wcllanlectcii slock of HAT S and CAPS, on hi'tter taring than ever .In*lorn uf. fered, luiviiigoVbry advdntuge ivhlelinuy uiHnufac turer can possess. _«.i£_isi ivEs. iitlRBi'V A.<~:b.. VV vuriud-sizes nnd quntiiica, I'nV jniui ID. ' , G. It. MRiNDItKJKg Cl IfKiJOll.t, HITE'WlIVKV'l M. GAR.—2 bbl* jli-t rercivcifnffd loishl :• G. R. HENDRICKBOl.. June IB . ■ • ■ > *!■ r«Git)bbn*' Buildings; terminate tlibso noxioin* vcrnf|'n, fifr fif ' " ..wrajUllS VO. ..... j"»"5 -fa.'lt-Hfi, TXrniTK UI«OEIt_Aftw.,. rl i""« fi Ull.lihhl' nli'ildiiiij. IUARY.—A certain chre for ibp Pil. G UIVS, RIFLES,PISTOXS AND IIARD WARE.—'Flicsuh*rribcr fifegg iHnve to call tlio attention of sportsmen and ntiier* to tho fact ihut. hi* Gnus, An*, arc all uuulo expressly to order in England, conspniiutitly they ran pur chase at the first price, nnd depend on a holier nlicl thnh ihnso imported in Northern cities for Hie purpose of s pplylng iho Suutli. The lollo- wing enmprise a pari of my s-nck; viz: Pluiu Double Gnu* $7 50 to $15 Raul Stub and Twist, Pat, Brent-li §!|7 lo S75. Plantation Muskets.$2 fift to $4 fit) Westley Richard’s Cnpa $| fill pur hag of 500 Walker’s bout Cnpa 37^ cem* per box French Capa 181 cents per box Beat Powder 37£ cents per lb Plantation Powder 20 cents per lh Do da 94:51) per keg BnldwiuV Wadding 20 centv per box. Together with a genaral aasorlniHUl of., Single vans, Rifles, Pistols, Flaska, Pouches. Rogers’ luo Table and Pocket rutl-ry, Hardware. «&c. nt low prices for cash. Call ami cx unine for your- solvos. JOHN CAKRUTHGRS, nEPAIIUNO brnil MfoVunis, l!?cK*e. carefully attended to by superior workmen, jnoy 14 i T IiyEIV GOODS.—Heavy Irish Linens, AJ Pillowcase do, super 12-4 Linen Sheeting, 10 by 12 Damask Cloth, Table Diaper and Dam- ask. Iluckaliucknnd Scotch Dlnpeis French Tow- a!«nnd Napkin*, super Uucknhuck Nupkins. will nnd hro Linen Drills do, plaid and striped do do, French Linen and Hollnnds. atriped and plaid Lin. eiis for coats. Received nnd for sale by june’21 HENRY If STOTE8UURY. FLO|JU,r-.fii) iTuWs J superfine Georgia Flour, full \ received hud for sale b 1 milr29 weight, just >r sale by J- WASHBURN.& \yILDER. SOiWAHt.—i^Uhif* *air »« brnufci N m O Su-ar. landuwr.froiu. nrhtJtum "" mnr 25 lAIn—*« ■ '‘“-"LaffreR. S£ h f fisDicir* JpLAIN AND FANCY IC/VR HOOPS-Juat received and for salu by nnr 9 T.T.WILMOT. CTEAM ENGINE PACKING. O This Packing, made of Vulcanized or Metalio Rubber Composition, is now proved tmperiur lo all other nrtieies in nan for thnt purpose, na it can not lie affected by heat. Any desirable thickness furnished to order, nnd for s„l« ni manfaoiorer's prices by DENSLOW fit WEBSTER, nnr 19 D OiTIESTICS. 3-4 Brown Shirtings, 4-4 Shoutings, and Mailborn Stripe*.-lor sale by mnr 2!( A. MINIS. C HI AiHi'AGN 13.— Id bunkuls L'lMitipngiie, Gunrgin brand,ju-i rrceived nml for sale by J. E. GAUDIIY At. CO. ' S DCAAIft*—20 hints N <J Sugar, in store, and for sale hy N. mar 6 * CONNER AT At DAR1E. 13. IS lira.—31) bids Prune Buhioii Rnm in store, and lor anl« low to clo*,i eon-ii;n- uiniil. may 11 L. BALDWIN *V CO. 10— H AY.—lUl) b'ltullos North liitei Hay, land' ing from (trig Clinton at Muugiu'a upper wharf, for sale hv mav II J. WASHBURN X WILDER. UC K VV 11 EAT Fl.OUil.—In hnlfand quar ter lib!*; for sulo l»y II. J. GILBERT, fnb 25 Weal side III irkot -quore. G KOCEieiES.-Kiil hbds N. O. Sugar 20 tierces Steam Refined Sugar; 25 packages do and crushed do 200 barrels N O Molansea, 50 hints Cardenas do 50 Idida Side*; 50 do Shouldci*. 50 hlida Hamsj 2>)0 tibia Canal Floor, 100 half bid* Canal Flour, 200 bags Rio Coffee; 00 bag* Java Coffee, 100 packages Tobacco,various brands & sizes. ]0() bids Seed Potatoes ; 1(10 k"g< Lard. 50 btils and half do Muckrel. No*. I, 2 At 3. 100 Grindstones,, assorted, 200 boxer Soap, various brands, 26 boxes Starch ; 156 hhl* Whiskey, 50 bbls New England Ruin. 5 pipes O. D. & Co’s Brandy, pine, 5 pipes Holland Gin. 26 i casks Malaga Witto, sweet, . 25 i do do do dry, 5 half- pipes Madeira Winu, my own im porting : 60.M. Spanish Sugars, 20 quarter chests Hyson Tea, 20 half chests Black do * 10 bags Pepper: 10 bags Pimento, 50 dnz Painted Buokei-o 200sacks Salt, 60 bbla Phelps' Gin, Ate. Arc. Arc. In store, nnd for sale on favorable.term*, by feb 15 H A, CRANE. 1 71 LOU ML—Georgia Flour, m 1001b bnp«. for . sal.i by mar 18 L BALDWIN At CO. 6— 1UGAR Prime New Orleau* Sugar, laud- ‘ A. MINIS maf ” in^ and fur sale by T> AI$INSt &C.—Raisins, Figs. Prunes. XV and Preserved Ginger, for sale by II. J. GILBERT, West side Merkel sq. fab-18 CUilAI*.—5 lib Is prime now crop St. Croix tt T lit SITe Y»—100. bids N Oilcans recti fi- VV Whiskey for safe liv mar 2 J. WASHBURN A- WILDER, C tokn. —CiiL-rokcet'oru in sacks, lor sail'in J In's to suit purchaser*, by apr27 J. WASHBURN &. WILDER. N O 24 Pictorial fTi*iofv ««f Enclaml. Yol. 3 the Wriling* of Washington, by J, red Spark*. Home* and Haunts or Ore ifto*t eminent BrilLli Poet*, by William HovViit. A History of Rome. I'rnnf ibo earliesi lime lo lim dentil ofCommodus,AD 192,by Leonhard Schmitz, F. R. 8. E. Tlio Inheritance, a Novel, by Alim S. Furrier, author of Destiny. Marriage, a novel, by Alis* 8 Terrier, author of liihoritanre. , Association Discussed ; nr, lb" Hocialiitpi of tin Tribune Examined, being a control cr-y belwcer tlio New York Tribune and thn Courier nml Eli quircr. hy il Urotdv.nnJ H J. Itnvumnd. The Life nl Ediiniinl Kean. Marian ; or, A Young .VI.ml's Forliliiee, by Airs. 8 C. Hall. Received hv jiiunfiit John m cooprii. D dii'Esriu i.lciupKS',—J:i iiiii»N Kli II til Brandy and Gill, ill smre for *nln low in close eoNMgiiiiicii'*. L. BALDWIN & CO* j ii lie 5 C OF174 '»•'«» tU" C.iileu;,6t| do St Dornmgo do ; land mi! Iriini' sclir DHinnernt and for snlft by COHEN *. FOSDlCK. o, i 22 . S ’ TEAM ENGINE -A Steam Engine ol 12 Horse Power, lor s;ila bv npr 9 COHEN At F08D1CK H avana segaus.-id.ooo Havana Segars, Snpernn*, and of various brands, just received per schr Gen Washington, nnd • *■ sate by June 12 CONN tell AT A BA IHE. K,-26 hhl* Plielp tfiu. jiiM receivea l»> the brig American. For sale by, mar 19 F. W. HEINEMANN. JJEYiNOLDrf 7 SUGAR CURED HAAJS.— nst received mid for sate hy npl 1 . H- J. GILBERT'. AY,-100 bundle* prime North III or Huy. landing from brig Clinton, nnd lor sale low frnpi the wliarf. by jiin. 32 J. \VAS[IB[/ltfJ *. \V|LDKI(. _ rccei.cil, nuilTnr xxlx In- O R. UENDRr Jung 34’. '"'.‘i.OffiM juile 111- O.R.HEKDI i'*0 Ji. ’/HTfi.lD KOKH-It) keg* fresh | VJ just received olid for ’rail*. jnpe 19 ..,, G. Jt/Jlip: micB i'ldti lot . .. 1'UARY.—A certain . chre ror-thr* Pil* s f either imcrfinl or bxternnl. hlebriinh or blind,: ihe i1,H l,y cvi U * H. HENDRICKSON, : .Gibhona'. Buildings. . C ONIBSV—Carved Tortot^ ftbellv Bnfiulo; Tmitafibn ahd BrHfcillinn.Tnek ComW; Sbel? nml linilntioo long'hark-Cbmha, Slilo "C6lnh* of » varieiv nr |iatieru*, Dri-sslng Ctimln»t Shell, Bul- fiiln, Ivory and EnglMi Horn nhd Flub 1 .Teeth’ Combs of nil sizes uud quHliiies.' for sale hv , inxv 1:1 ' G. R. IIKNDRIGK8QN. MH/ei'H Ii 'l'KKTH.-Moilj 1 xli,.’'qi,ii ) .rmi„-. L tie Will, nml hi. cxInlirntxif'OiMfiiW'j.ifi ru-' celvndnml Tor ml. by 0 R llliNDItl(.'ft#N, may 18 ' Glhbons'liqifdihfl«. H I 111! A HD'S l:ll,l,8.-Rn'i,. k lifiiiSSV genuine vegetable nnti-hilihus pil|s. y for rn|o G. R. IlENDl by. may 18 ... ....K.x.iiuikDun, GjUliohw^lniiipih^. VEOETABtlfi' ,k,o2. ‘ icnlnrl, fi.r rim, ( ailUKcH’s J TIOK.—Am cII'. cimxI enre lur rliDl'roii.or Ibo Fucu nnd Shin, It’WSlV fiir rimpltx, IlInlobq.'Tilljrx.l"", Siinbnrnx tP|Skl.., Ao,. A degree or plroxure ncei,m,mnie> ihe nxc of Ibi, elegant pre|,aration, in iis riifre-liilig cflcct upon (lie akin, Calaneona irrilabilily and di-rnln. ration, are nlxn reninved, nnd n | lira a!n,e Ax complexion oiabllxhrd by Hip nxx nf thii'lollon; For sale by G. R. & f N D Kl C KfONt , ' inny 2-i Gibhon's Buildings. P At*KK.—3dU ruarnx Leiier mid Fnol.rap' rnpor, naaorlad qnnliliea, Jn.t received and I"' *" lo . l, r O. R. HENDRICKSON. may H j , C J.iruDMlA'Sl'oUACOU.-'ijlUnxeaiSm.d;- W win a Piitunl pressed plirvyinirTribnecd, for' sale by G . R. HEND’RICKSONi may II UI.L'8 8ARSAFARILI.A— A" U. BnfiV Cnmponnd Eplracl nf Saranparilla, firr the core nrsentlble, dixeaacx of Iho Ellin, Dyepepele; Rlieuinaiism, Chronic diseases of the lungs! Jnun- dico, Neuralgia, to, counteract the deitruci’' “** ' foots of Mercury, and nil diseases orl lion of Sarsaparilla. 'ForsnjeaV75 tie, by' G R.'HENTJtll „ — —. ■ Glbhptts* building. A A11* WICK.—Solar and Asiral Lomp IVtek XJ of all sizes; wicks for L»Vd Lnnips, and C«0- die whk. for sale by, G R HENDRICKSON,,. ftpr 24 Gibhoii’a buildings,. T AMPIII/YJK.—A fresh supply of very>”- perior. just received, nnd Icppt constantly handby G. R. HENDRICKS*'*” 7 npr 14 Gihbon’i — ON, . Building’s.. D A Lb Y « t; A KM INATiy E.-l grooo of this 5 old English prepnratiou.x warranted genii- itio,for sale by G R. HENDRICKSON. • l>ijP.-G0 h B*wd Sdnp, boxes jusr , npr 24 H i lls fajiily no. Hull’s E.tiru 'Stanm Prei landed and fur rale hv G. IL HENDRICKSON. n Pf 16 Gihboris Buildings.’ P OWHi lt ItuuFi dc. BOXEB.i-ASrjxrcn- 1 sive assortment of Powder Puffs ntid Boxes.' Also. Pulls without the borfes, nfid tit) Fowdt/ Boxes, for sa!e hy "Pr 22 G. R. HENDRlfcfrSfrN. U UiillfKIi.—2UU ounces Sulnhnta. QiJT- nine, warranted pure, just received nnd lbt sale by G. K. IfE npr 22 IEjNIJillCK-HU.\. w P EPPER AND SPICE.—20 bags Foppcr, do Spice, just received, and lor sab.- by G. It. HENDRICKSON, _ opr 28 Gibhrtn's BnilUmp. S WEEP OIL.— 20 boxes Svvoet Oil in quaf: bntiles, just received and for sule.. bv »nar 27 G K. HENDRICKSON. HITE-WASH BRUSHES.—An nssOrt- ntent of fine qunli-y White-wnsh Brushur, for sale by G. It. ItKNDRlCKSGN, - mnr 27 Gibbon’s Buildings ( "TOPI'ERA8.—21) caskri fine Green Copnu J ras, for sale by G. It. HENDRICKSON mnr 21 Gibbon’s Buildfrigs;; W .*NTAIt»8 BALSAM.—30dnz;WI*~'. tar’s Batsdin Wild Cheery, for the enVe-df Disonses of tha Lung*, warranted the penuino nr-' lido, arid put up in packages ofl, 2 and 3 dozen' .each. Just received nnd Tor snle nt Hut New York 1 and Bunion price*, whciloule nr rntail.hy * •- O. R. IlliNDRICKSDN, mnr 30 GlbliOn* Bmldirtgi 1 .1 AII iN La lt)( jlist received mnr ’K’S.VER M IF U(J Er-JO groo I nnd-Tor S', toby 1 - ' G.| It; I!I*NDRICKSON.' ^It 0tlt l* ur >bd Prdprieior.' rpoil.ET SOAP IN BARS.—White' I.tibcii- X dor. Palm, Rose, Ciunumon, Aluioud. ami 1 White Soepted Soap in Bar*,- ju*t'received Hiid' fur sale by G. It. H EN ' mnr 20 SUTLER’S T’A'M TEL E 8 S SI -SON. i.iiJL.i'1%* POWDERS.—All Ihe solid ingredients the Seidlilz Spring combined in ono comnnhno powder, llie etrarvescing eolutinr) of wliich in wa ter is very nearly tasteless. Bendas being mors palateahle, if is made iii lUtitTi Iks* lime, nud with' itifiuiiely lev* trouble,ilom ilittt pruducHd-wiih the' two powder* fn tho OounI \Vny. Prepared hv Thomas Bn tier, 4 (Bieapsido st. Lomlon. 8o|r apr 7 niteH|>si'Je st*. L^mhin.' - f 8o|^ G. Rv H EN DRICKSON. ' Gibbon’s B'lilJirig*.^ H OWIE If*—3 ense* new^-crop CubaTIdudf; just received and for rald.liy/ ?,*1”i . just apl 6 G. R. II oksDn D ON’T GIVE CIM-TIMTONCE MORE, AND SUCCESS VVll:l. BE VOUR REWARD.—To tlio .nfiVrere. of Klirn tnatism I address thn nbuVc The Linirpaui I of. Ter for your relief is now n*ed with astonisbing success,’ nnd Is recommended by many citizens o. Savannah to he superior m any thing of the kind now before tha puhlio. For jrbnr benefit only, I kindly ask you to try Humphrey's Ifbenninlic Lin- imnnt, and yon will be relieved in n very short lime.. Prepared nnd void only by mo, at the cor ner of Bay nud Drat ton street*. may22 . W. HUMPHREYS, Jn. K IO COf*FBBi—50 hagir p’rniiTRirTCofi fee. landing per schr W'D Jenkins, fionr B.Ulimore.niid'for s-le hv , june 23 GO.NNERAJ ^ BAJHE . .Tf- • J n ocu liOAt 11 Pti i»«Ni'. Kj Dr Feuchiwppger!* Cockroach, Rut ^nd .Mou*d.Pbi*on. n imre and.sftfe destroyer ofibus, onscioiis vnrmip. AI-<>. hi* iiifdibta. Bed Uoc Poison, for said by G R HENDttIpK8<)N^, ,* epl 6 • , • ; • Gilihons BnU^Ingj./ C‘ JNrEL 1UM1AIH.-5U boxes Conti nry • of so perior quality, landing mbig and forsalo by . ‘ ' V';. v; o: R. ‘HfiN D RlCKSON. 1 Summer Complnlrits. rI \ Jayne's Hair Tonic fdr.i’he: preservation pt (be: Hair. '• ’ . "• .Momirl , Jayne’s^Tinr. Vermifuge-. Ktr Worms4fi :<3l Jnyne’s Sanative Pills for I * ft * ’./v' r ^ A lxrgdsnnply oTthdse'p received anti for Vole nl PhU ■ »7'G.;“ ‘ • opr 2 • • - ; ,'iiu •: '. ■, • ..*- ,-*r .1-.' v’.i’ A ;v-,l_r^ ’iVt« , iM'

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, August 09, 1847, Image 1