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Newspaper Page Text.« UU> • j.jTV OK .SAyAN.WAIf/. .oULUM V^mSSSt r&JDdU'W MM"AMttN, •ffiffimwrnmu wB&MWft , ■raBsg sri feK°oS iSudhlg uuw AJvorU.on.ouU —,,, . V *'"! I “lT® ,s DOLLARS r “ r “* u “ mU '“ * iVncklr 6e#rjlo B » Mmfrory Suiurdny ufteriioon, ot thhih BK,aiiuo!o-l foyoblo... udvuuuo. „ » ^.Eaol, Ciutionby the Clerks of the Court. O.-& a0 ‘ unulioation has boon made lor fealUSou, lUUit bo publodiod TH.K. "."‘■‘..‘“promlor.andAduiiuistraton.forDobt- JffjZlUt. render in thoir aooouuU, must *iffi°Noi«M 1 "l’y lt E“ou l o'*orAdmtoUtr«l6r. ^.tofi auiUon, on Hid first Tuesday of uwtbo ilp I nouM Q f aa i 0i at t i, e r°?BSiu the county whoro tlioLot- BAK£J5 Ir Adiniuistnitlon, or tiuordltm- T ■' " »f it tgjwy |*9HDL‘gniiMdi iirsl'giving ^^LtofinL of.jto puBUo g. SIXTY -azettes ouse, gaj til B»^lli:o'doorofH..-p.a,r "NdiStoJfco'uuUNogrio., must bo pulu raooto, before any ordor nbaolulo ij^^Sby^S^AdnUnirtra. U?J»stlbo Court House door of llto oouiity tn l- 0 . An nroDertr it oituato, and on the HmtTuoe. *J£CSCK-»> " uure ,s rte, i iu , lh0 oYundfearmthe .Iternoon. No salo from S ; to/.yirvalid, aides, so expressed inthoadver- '^AoSlottiono by Execution, Administrators and 'V,Tinilolbo'Court of Ordinal for leavo to ffi m>ut bopabll» h e<l TOC ft MONTHS ‘"■ "itersonal property (oxcopt nogroiul10I wo ■nuiittortato ostatoe by E.eojttors tutd Ad- inbtmtors, must lie advertised E Oil TY DAYS. TSoslioii.liy Executors and Adm ItisujBP or betters Distotssory. uitut Ito published SLY “ffiLfor roreolost.ro of Mortgage otima. j^to.muBtboadyerimtitl ouuun moutb lor FOUR «fi,e Court or Ordinary, (accompanied witliacouy urUiu bond of agreement) to mako tt- ii to land, uiudlbo advertised TiiBKfi Mohths at SherilTd miles under executions regularly grant- cd bv tho courts, must ho advertwod 111I1UY D \VS—umlnr niortjngo cxocutions SIXIY [)AY.1-S,iles ofperiHliablo property under order flr der of Court, must he advertised generally, TEN DAYS before the d.ny of Sale. * * All I .otters directed to this OfTice or the bd- tnr^mud bn post paid to-cntltlo them to attention. Court Cnlnmlcr for IS40« (tmNcr.0 tor tub soutiibun kbcorubu.) SUPERIOR COURTS. ! JJ Monday, Decatur . Ktclnnoiid AUGUST. lit Monday, Crawford Haulilnf id MouJay, Ua*a Clark M Moud ty, Baldwin! Cborokeo Pika Union* Wilton llh Momluy, Bmiiuiol Foriyiti Jaokion Mnrlwotlinr SEPTEMBER. Ill Monday,Cowaih Laurnm Lumpkin Miriotl Mourn* Morirun .Talinlurro *.'<1 Monday, Columbia FttyoUo Gronio Gwiniittil Harris Muduou Union 3d .Monday, llulli DoKi b Klhorl \ Oilinor llall PutiiJin Talltul till Momluy, Cubit Murray Nowtou Walker Washington Wilkes OCTOBER. M MiiDd'iy.Cmnpbdl Macon Warren Wilkinson Tuei'lay after, Walker Th'inday after, llnbuu id MomUy, Carroll l»ail« llnlinriliani Hancock llonry Mouteoinniy Kausloljih Twiugi Tburatltiy after, Tattnall .Id MoinlHy, ClialtiiiiKa E annual Frankliu Floyd Heard Jonna Oylcthorno Pulaski lilt Monday, Early lluustou Irwin Jasper Lincoln Heriron StnwArt Troop Thnriday after, To I lair] lihTuo’tlay, Bullock FritLy sflnr, Kilinchnni NOVEMBER. 1st Momlny, llllib M Monday, Dooly JelTerann Muscogos Jd Monday, Borkn Cnindru Sumter Friday after, Wuyno till Monday, Glyuu Lea Thoinni Thursday aflor, Mclnlmh Monti ty after, Lowndes and Liberty Thursday nfior, Bryan •louduv tliar aftor, Ware , Thursday do Appling ,y A l’l»l' n 8 DECEMBER. I»lMonday, Biker i«l Monday, Decatur JANUARY. U loBlijr, CksthsHi Kiclimoad FEBRUARY. H Msstlsy, Crawford Psultling U UdaJsy, Casa Clark Union* ', Dililwiul Chorohoo Pike Walton ihXiidiy. Forsyth Jackson Meriwether MARCH. htNiads;, Covets l.iureus l.uinpkiu Msriou Monroe Morg.n Taliaferro U Monday, Coluiu'ria Fiyetto fircone Gwlunatt llarrli Msdisen Uulou U Monday, Rutu ll-'Kidb Elbert Gilmer Hull I'uin-im Talbot Id Tuesday, Hal Inch Friday inor.Ellltighain 4ib Monday, Uoltli Al array Newton Walker Wu.liiuglon Wilkos APRIL. lit Monday, Caui tea Campbell Macon Walker Warren Wilkinson Thursday after, llnbuu Friday after, Way ne kd MouJay, Carroll Dade Glynn lltborahain llauuock lleury Moutgomnry Randolph tkiraday after, ticlntosli HJIoaday, Chattooga Emanuel Franklin Floyd Hoard Janes Liberty Oglethorpe Tkeisdar after,Bryan dth Monday, Early lion,tun Irwin Jasper l.iucoln McIntosh Rorlvtm Mlewrarl , Troup Ikoraday after, Telfair . .. . may. 1st Meaday, Bibb M Monday. Chatham Dooly te: 8 “ i* m.*.,, 1 ir" •• , Thomas Mondayaftnr, Lnwinlea "•nlar Thereafter, Ware Thursday ,| 0 JUNE, hi Monday. Rukor JctTeraoe ‘ J!f;; Sj»H .nt Octolmr. After IBID. 4th Monday February and August. w ®<* r * , a—CUntltati, County. ine Lscheator of Chatham County «{ Cliill lin er; Dumj) Asut, Jntcrr millent Sr'ltemittoiit IVv ers & ;ill tlit! viiriouslonns or. srr=^. .Bilio’us lDiseases Sh’Ki';itiiiV,S:T!i(ih‘mi(miiY CURED .,..y'.'-'V'. v -food's India T HIS iii vnhuhlB mWillolna wn* preparBdtrom au extonsiva practice or feevaral year; in a bilious olimato, and la never known l6 Tail of curing Fever uud Aguo. or any of the diseasosa* hove named, * . , _ ' .... Those who ora suffering from afluctionB of this kind, hr tiUo those who have become iuvalids from ihoir rffs-cts upon the constitution, will find the India Cholngogue a most inviilunblo remedy for piUifying tho blood, and ihoroughly cleansing from the system the morbid elTcoiH of a bilious climate, Tho wonderful operation oHlm Cholagogue in. eradicating Idle from Aha human system, can only explain ih» extraordinary agency in thespeedy, tho- rough ami permanent cure offeser and ague, and the venous grades of intermittent and remittent f ° It la* equally effectual for the euro or Liver Cora* plaint. Jaundice, Enlargement of the Liver s also Enlargement or the Spleen, called Ague Coke, nnd the various forms of bilious Indigestion.— These, with the other varied nfractions of such climates, arising from a common minsmal cause, are only modifications ortho sameduease,and e« anally controlled by the same remedy, The operation of the Cholagogue, ns its name imports, is upon tho jivor—promoting tho du charge of bile.. The thousands who have used it need no further evidence of Us vuluc thanills haj|* py rctorativo ‘.htu. in,, U ’ MeMitnrfil# Square. ?SDIll3S UI FEOXED 1-ttiTllUUT C BERING THF. PATIENT!I BY M. S. THOMSON, M. D., 51ACON, GEO. Tho subscriber after an experience of ten years in tho use or Botanic Remedies, has so far per fected his system of treatment as to be able, in a great majority of chroniQ diseases, to cllect a per manent cure without over SEEING TIIE PATIENT, restoring them to health without subjecting them toihuiiicoiiveniencound expense of long nnd tedi ous journey*, or the cold charities of strungers homes uud firesides. To many tins may appear a* unreasonable ns it did to him sometime ego. but facts arc indisputable, and what to him appeared then a mere chimera of tho bruin, is happily now a manor of every day occurrouue. Tho undersigned has thus far preferred publish ing the statements ok others reletwo to the benefits derived from his pructico, thinking that that course comported roach bettor with true dig nity of fueling than pure persoual puffing; in the pa- pers.or the still less reputable course to which some Itiali-mitided (t) pl.ysicii.na ""'kt 1 “‘WjjJ'A hu.i .ding llietrowu.rinnpel.liy lh. bedside of their pntianls: altd 1 now S o«nog..nd.o..onlooh.nB. inv c-oiirro, but .holl oonttnlie to «iro .ttclt certtfi- catei, a. will disar.it doubt, nnd which,thuueb ionic persona d, ctolhcm "cs.y «ot.“fMUn'Dof" ha will give any man FIVE 11UNURC.D DDL- LARS to nroetire their equal in Georgia—eqUH ly nnd small intesiines, well authenticated, under a forfeiture of a like * The facts presented by him are such as he is pre pared to demonstrate at any time to tbe satisfaction ortho nfll ctud or their friends, who may wish to ten it. Thu following will speak fur ihemselvos. UKonaiA l This may certify that iii the Jon*. County. J Toll of laid.iny oonVVillin.it, I.buitl III yonro of cgc. was tulton with norvntt.ro- vorttnd w.n niton tod by Dr. tiibson for a Ion* lime, nltd ndlwItllBtnndinjt oil ho could do ho still continued to Itotwono, .0 that wltolllno fovorloli him ho liodotthtplitwly lent tho u.o ortiin low.r «- nmnitloa. oil 1 could not walk o itnp nor hour Inn weight upon Inn loot i hi. log. boo .ton orninpod nnd tlrnwll, uud ho .uIVttrgd||lmn.lInln!«mblonn- nltUhfrmn poin.t ho conlumod lit Hon lerr hlo Mnln fur over llneo moulha, reduced «lul“« t“ nothing hut -hit. nnd At Innl who., nil hone of hit. improvomont had vnnwltod, 1 Iwnrd or Ito ■ilnroan of Dr. Ttiomionof Mocon.tu Iroutliigdm- own, nnd oonoludod to tty bun. I accordingly mnde appllonlion, nnd nltl.mtgh the Dootor S nvv.n hAW him. Im .don ru-lorot! Iiinl to hm onunl honllh mid .ironglli. llottow rides uhoutnnd nltenda to businoM ns if nothing hn;l over brnt" lh» J"»‘ ler will, hint JOHN IIAIIHLLD. Jonos Countv, Nov. 24,1810. Cmmon. ? Till, uny cortify Ihnlmy lloimtoii Comity. Jdnnghtor Mnry.nhoullByenrs of non, hud h.on nltnoked with cllloroalanildqlh- ernocotnpuffing didiotillios, which ooi.lliluod lor n oou.idornldo longlli of mini, and upponrod to du ly nil tiio nnttnl rmnndicn that could ho Inriiigltl lo hem on It. Site sitfrorcdgiontly will; painful mis. ory, till it looked llko alto would go into Tils. Ill thin siltrili noil nlior relief wa. do.punod or, I utioiied lo Dr.Thomson ofMnottn.who.oon por* fecllv cured her. without over having SEEN Hten. fc« -.oundin^ultha^trladyinGeor- ^ ci onoin 811 X I do horeby certify Hint lily Upaom Cminty, Jdiughtor Anil, Ulizn wa.nl- tnoknil.iihoiiUhroo yomnogp with I alsvapd Du- ease I / rin: St'iNE, by which sho wo. entirely ,|u:,I,lid, a till lost tho uso ofllto lower oxlromtlios. 81m win liltmi'diotely pot iindor tho onto ofDr. Ken,lull, whontteiidod her forMinotnno, hilt with out honorn. Wo thou applied to Dr. Parker, n |t,lot Uui-tor. who nftor no had Iroalod hor cnao nomiflSfiu,concluded that ho could do nothing for her. Wo thou applied to Dr. Tltoinan, or Lnllo duiivillo, who attended on hor eight uionlbi. with- out Urn leant lielloQt, for uhe wn.lofttu a inostdo. plornhlooondltion, porfeolly MM Whorovor llm win laid thoro nlio romiimnd, without tho pow- or nf motion by ilia grontonleBiirt of tho will, bite win »n much reduced that sho looked a« if then) was not ftvo pounds of nosh on tho whole body, no that sbooonld ho computed to nothing hut ■ living nkoleton, if.uch cold bo tmngmod. While in linn mole i was induced to apply to Dr. SI. S. Thomson of Silicon, who l urn proud .. spy. by the blessings or Provtdonco nnd bin .kill in tin. two of remedies, Inn restored hor So oioallollt bodily health awl Ilia use of herlmihs by which sho is enabloil to enjoy lifo, and visit about in the set tlemeiit, w ithout the HSRistauce of any one. But vvhnt surprises every body is, that she has been re stored without having been seen by the Doctor, ondatlltenominal PAGE. JiMMni .d 11110 «fJouN Couii.iN, dec’ * T-' AS ! nn «'f Krtulio ,i has boon i , " t0 ‘i 18 ofl,co °r 11,0 uiorkofihe Su- P° Ur t! ° f L,,uhani County, in tho abovo Me n? , , Br n y ,l! I pp , oar ' < ,,nl J" 1 "' Curran, a citi- th. iima U, P,” ,,e .' blalflS .‘lied intestate, seized at Thunrt^ of a lot of iunil, situated at erilr.r.1 ° |’ r nlh ? County nforot tid. coutaining in Hwmh ,nPronl a,,, l Ihrun hundred foot Wnu? n,0r ° or Wg * * hounded l»v Inudn of Herb, S i?.! 00 n '] d Caisou,—the enid Join. Curran htvin. l S . W - d . 8 " n y of slid lot,and "he.«m n ' dVV,l ,0Ul ' Ct ‘ V,ng any P° r8cn Nnw, to pur»unnce of the Escheat law. this ad . Mid Juki? r« 18 lrt 8 ,ve n,,,| e« the heirs of the him ir . k° rra , n ' or others who may claim utidor «Uw»!o!S >, - , ?i l ,h ^ r “ be ' 10 °PP ( ‘ Hr a «>d mako froin ■|J a , 8 f* , ^ olop, e ,, d, within oishteen months Jiniina!!?, , , ' 8re 1 of » or the same will be pfo- •iich cnn« ° b8 Et °l^ B 'ed. nzreedbly to the law in IC1 ‘C“*« made and provided, ten 11 Rl W * P °CLER, Clerk S. C. C. C. fl.no- . r^dES‘ ,kAFEttx - jui ‘ ' eMi ' ed ' j;tH8_ SNIDPr. LATH BOP A. NEVITT J^nc? X wt"- E Ay®O“ Bl, P 8rl,,liel( * l0, '* n Rnslin t P P.imU £" nllrio Jnolronnl "SiL nil T D ">"r ! Fnrnlmr. Fringe; WBknd.iT T/ 0 "" 101,81 ’ ,inl11 1 < "’" ,l8 °* t Win- *tU YtEtaro,’. last rectived and tot j*o 82 SNIDER. LATIIBOP * NEVIT1 HUNGARIANBALSAM ox THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Calda, Coughs, Asthma, and other Diseases of the CHEST and LUNGS. B uchan's dungakian balsam, the great EnglLh' Remedy for Pootorafand Pul monary dUeases, still stands unrivalled end unsur passed as the mout elegant, agreeable and effectual curative of these formidable complaiuts now known to Ute civilized world; Threo years of trial in the United States, during which time it hasbeen distributed from Maine to Florida, has only served to establish its pre-emi- nont merit iu all parts of llto country, as the great and ONLY RELIABLE? REMEDY in the worst cases of Pulmonary diseases; and the boBl nnd most agreeable edrative of all tho slight forms of oolds, cough aud inflammation, that oun possibly be used. SPITTING OF BLOOD. This frightful symptom of approaching Con sumption, speedily checked and prevented bv the use of Buchan's fluncariau Balsim, which heals the afiected membrane, removes the incipient tu bercles, and restores those vital organs, the luugi, lo nsoutidund heuhhy condition. RE51 EMBER THIS. Spitting of blood always arises from a tendency to tuberculous diseases, and if not chucked at the nuisot, will soonsir or later terminate in death. A person who rai.-tes blood ouco, will rai«o blood a^ain, unless a proper curativeisitnmodiately em ployed. PAIN IN THE SIDE. This distressing symptom of Consumption ari- _.s from inflammation of the lungs, on the mem brane called the pleura, or from bronchial affection ol tho air passages. In either case it is a very dan gerous indication of diseaio. It prevonts full and free breathing, and wenrsawny tho natural strength of the system. The cause of this symptotnshould be removed at once; nnd nothing can possibly ef fect that object so speedily and happily as the areat J ~ liali Remedy, discovered by Dr. Buchan. this entirely vegetnbloiu iuiugredieuts, and perfectly harmless in all its qualities. LIVER COMPLAINT. , In cases of Consumption, the Liver is always more or lu*s affected, and also the Sploett Pleura, and small intesiines. On dissecting Consumptive patients, Tubercles nre often found In all these or- irons, particularly upon the Liver, which also be comes fatty, oily and swelled. The effect of the Hungarian Balsam in diseases of the 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 cured by its use. WINTER COUGH! The harsh, dry. hncking Winter Cough which afflicts Old Poople, and invalids In a low state or health is happily nffectod by the Hungarian Balsam. It wnrms, moistens,'and stimulates tho whole’ breathing apparatus; reniovbs all morbid muons, nnd other foul matter; purifies and nminates. tho blood; improves the ser.relive power of the Liver, Spleon, and other large glands, and the digestive organs; and imparts new life to the wan and emaciated syslutn. BRONCHITIS! Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Harsh Cough, a slimy expectoration, with all other symptoms cause'll by affection of the air-tubes lead ing from the thront to the Lungs, are directly and specifically cured by tho use of the admirable remedy invented by Dr. Buchan. For sale in Savannah, by J. M. TURNER & BROTHFR, July 2 51omnnent square. Hoatfiine and be the thoory qf Mainetisl^ true or, false. It shows it is sometimes pbofluctive of much Svraoosx, Deo. 13, 1843.—Dear Sir*.—Obo circumstance haa greatly helped, the Bale of the Balsam of Wild Cherry here. . A young lady was, magnetised,'and requested to prescribe for her fath- er,‘ who baa.ah affeoliou of tbe lungs. She laid „ „ . * -- ------- - ---, there was a medicine at Tloufib’* accompanied Tetters, Pimplestuthe^Face, Old dores, and nil ld.he|p'lh‘mi‘> . it was with a small hook, that , , the Balsam of Wild Cherry! Ho tiitik it, end it cured him. . She has since froscribed it for anoth er, who lies taken it with Uusaine result. Yours, &c.. Houoh 4k Bridors. P. S. Hough &, Bridges an heavy dtirdggisU at Syracuse, to whom wo refer fin curious. PoTTsriLtsE, Deo. 23d,1841 i~Dear Sir,—Your Balsam of Wild Cherry has elected some aston ishing cures here. One of wKchisan old lady, Mrs. Russell, who had been suffering for a long time with shortness of breathng, and general weaknese, until she was finally obliged to keep her bed; After various other remedes had been re- sortedhitovain f -he commancedusngyour Balsam, ties, was to far recovered tbs - ‘ and afier taking two bottles, as to be abla to attend to all the dutWs ofhur house, nnd on taking two bottles more wig entirely cur-, ed. ' Respectfully, : &o. John S. C. AIartir. A CASE o7 ASTHMA. Tho following is from a distinguished Lawyer of the city of New York, who hbd been afflicted with the Asthma for upwards of “TWENTY YEARS;” and who after reading auch case* can doubt’ the cfficucv of this medicine? Nf.w York, January 25,1843.—I have been nf- dieted with spasmodic asthma for twenty four years—sometimes so severely as to bo confined to my room lor weeks; and although attended by.va- rious medical advisers, of the highest reputation and skill in the country, the relief was but partial and temporary—twice tho disease proved nearly fa- tal to my life. Soma few weeks ago, I commenced taking Wistar’a Balsam of Wild Cborry, which gave me instant relief, aud a single bottle produced in a fow days what I believe to be a radical uud per fect cure. A. Williams, Attorney at Law, No. 58 William street,* New York. Wo are acquainted with tho writer ef the abovo certificate, and his statements are entitled to the fttli confidence of the public. F. A. Talmadoe, - Recorder of the City of New York. JnHN Power’. D. D. Vicnr General of New York, P.S. Tho above certificate may be seen at No. 125 Fulton street, New York. Tho following lx from Mr. John Brown, an ex tensive buildorin the city of New York, and an other from Mr, Woodruff, of Elizhbethtown,— Tho orlginalceriificates ufthoso and ninny others may ha seen at No. 125 Fulton street. New York. New York, March 10,1843.—I was last fall at tacked with a pain aud severe soreness of the cheat, which continued for a number of week*. I bad previously for several years been subject to a per- mnncnlweakness of the chest caused by a strain. This last attack gave me much apprehension, as I found it was the commencement ufa fatal disease. About the middle of December I began to take Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, a single bot tle of winch soou removed all soreness from the chest, added strength aud vigor to the lungs— and I now regard myselfae perfectly sound aud well. JuHif Brown. 61 Ann-street. LIVER COMPLAINTS, KNowLBsriLLK.JuneSO. 1843 —This will certi fy that J have bcenafflicled with a Liver complaint, general debility, and pain iu my sido, for several years, and foi eighteen months had been unable to do nnvwork. In December last. I commenced ta king Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, and found immediate benefit from it. • I soon began to nilisti'SUgth, tbo pain tn my nide we. r«tl«vpd.ur.d had also a cough, which was entirely otirod iu a few weelta by this medicine. Anna D. IIopkins. Tho above certificate is strictly correct Knowles & Chekseman. Just received and for sale by sept 24 T. RYF.R80N & CO. Fobrunry 5,1840. . , Tire abovo cases, considering their character and importance, will pul beyond dispute tho fact of the possibility of curing without previous ex- nutiimiion of tire patient; which, together with llto facility of procurins mudicine, siuco the reduction nr Postage, by mail, puts it within tha power of KVKIIY BODY, no mutter whoro they ruddo.to pro cure relief from their various maladies, at a very trifling expense. ... , Persons applying for Medicines ought to send their symptoms nnd ago iu writing as correctly ns possible, when medicines snited to their various cases will bo compounded and sent. Letters.to mititlo thorn to attention, must bu post-paid, aud persons applying from a distance had better en- clnxo tho uqiial monthly fee of Five Dollars at once, his charge lining nn small as to admit oi hut slight risk in collecting: The poor of any county in Georgia may have medicines sent gratuitously on presentation of a certificate of inability lo pay, signed by any Judge of the Court, Justice of the Peace or Minister of the Gospel or tho county in which lie resides. Tho afflicted of the Rev. Clor- av will be at all times exempt from charge. ,y wt Ml'S. THOMSON, M. D. Macon, Septamber lj 184U. ~ sept 21 P ETER COOPER’S REFIAEO AMERICAN ISINGLASS—Warranted jquahustrength to Russian Isinglass for Table fellies, nnn of great service .u diseases where deli rota animal fond is required, and well calculated or long sea voyages, it improves by age if kept Jry.nnd can bo made into Soup ina lew ininutbs, and is of greatserv ico iu clarifying Cidor, Boer, and YViuo. To multe Table Jillics.—Vse at least two ounces of Coopor’s Refitted American Isinglass, which should’be fi.st soaked iii cold wutor for two hours; dra.n off that water shell aka two qusrtsof cold wutor, nua nnd a it If pounds of sugar, put in it the white of three eggs, the juice of three good -izod lemons, tho pent of one, a slick of cinnamon, a littlo nutmeg, orange peal, or other spice to suit the taste; stir all the ingredients well ogother while cold, then boil tho whole masafouror five minutes, nnd then pour it through a Jolly Bag. when it raav bo put into glosses or moulds, and when cold, will le lit fur use. The moulds should ho first wet with nlilllo white of egg and wnte»\ just before tho jel- •v is put itx them, iu order to make-it easy to turn Item out on plates. The Jelly Bag is made offiunnol 8 or 10 inches icroM tho opening, and ubout half a yard deep, narrowing to a point at tho^hottom. The liquid tiint runs through first, should bo poured back : tho jolly bag until it runs through clenr. And ono pint of wino to tho above fur Wine Jelly. Other liquids in tdo from preserves, tnay be olliedby using tho same proportion of the Ising- ass. Blanc Mange may be tmdc.hy using at least tone a unco of Isinglass (nr two qnarts of milk, or cream ho peal <if two lemons, sugar utid spico to suit the nsto—bring the whole to a boiling heat, strain it, nnd whon nearly cool, atir it well to mix tho cream that will rise while cooling, pourit in tnou!ds.and when perfectly cold, it uiny be turned out aud will then he ready for use. The moulds should be first wet with cold water, which will prevent it rom sticking to them. A froxhsupply, just received, and for sale by nov 2 T. RYERSO V & CO. J NLOUlt, UUTTEH AND BEoXIlS— 50 til>U 1 Unlllinnr. Floor j 25 firkm. olioic. Goihon Butter; 50.0110 Seg«rt, T.rioo. brand.,. Unding from Madison aud linz-llo. and for sola by jun 23 aCR\N.TON & J0IIN8TQN. D omestic bionoBS.-p-tirarSb,; - Gin. variona brands; 25 dft-N-York Whis key; 50 do N Odo; 2$ do.Rnm; 26 do Slononga- J "WINER *. CO’cJ CANADIAN VER51I • FUGE—The best rumody over yet discov cred for nil kinds of Worms. It not only do< ■troys Worms and invigorates the*whole system but'it dissolves and c-irrios off the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalunt in the stomach and bowels of children, more especially of those in bad health. The mucus forms the bed or nest in which Worms produce thoir young, and by remo ving it, it is i in possible for Worms to remain in the body. It is harmless in its effects on the system, und the health of the paiieol is nlwsys improved by itstise, when no Worms nre discovered; tho medi cine beiug palatable, no child will refuse to take it, notoven tno most delicate. Just received, end for sale by THOS. RYERSON mny 21 • • H aving taken store tea . Owens' new buildings, south side Market square, I am now offering nTarge,fashionable and entirely new Stock of Ready Made Clothing.Hats, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc. These goods can be sold at much lower prices than cus tomary, ai I have adopted the cash system. It being a new business, I will state tbal l am prepared to furnish every thing usually kept in a Clothing or Boot and Shoe Store. The most Tea- tidious gentleman con be fitted but. from heed to foot, at my Clothing Rooms, np stairs. I an pro- vided wtth a large eupply of Negro Brogans, sui table Tor town, river, or plantation use. \ To all that would purehaae or examine any of- my goods. ! hereby announce th >tl am at all tints ready |o receive calls.. . ney!9 WIJXUM B. HALE. _______ jJ' rfAtlSAPAftiLLA’’ AND QUPEN’8-DELI(lHT,'dkoii-Pbl* the obihpqsl- .Uon bfthlv Extract aud tho proporties ofihodnoons Delight, Physioiaiw are refpoctfpjL.reffTred to the 5th aud 6th numner, vol I; of the ooutheru Jour nal of Medicine and Pharmacy. V 1 ' For purifying tbe bldod, and removing all dis eases arising frp.m the impurity of the saule. it is highly recouin; juded, as also for Ute oure of Rheu matism, Scrofula, Er>sipuUt, Ulcuratioiis of the Throat and legs; pains utid swullihgs of tho bonds, Tetters, Pituplusin the Face, Old Sores, and nl‘ CutoneousEruptions, Nourulgio Affoctions, 51er- cuilul Dlauusos, and for assisting the opuration and irevciitili^ldlal obusequouces of Murodriuls In Syphaliiit. This preparation, (by adding the Qutecn’i De light, dkc.to the Sarsaparilla,) combines ina mure perfectdegreo than any known remedy, touii*. aud alterative powers, and is highly recommended by eminent physicians. It is preparA in consequence of the recorainendtidus given by Dr .H R Frost, Professor of Materia Medics in tho Medical Col- logo of Charleston, S S, in Ills work on Materia Modicu,only concentrated by a process of tho sub scribers to render it more convenient for admin istration, und with the excoptiou of tho addition of merbury whibh may at all times bb added whon nnoetsary. To shew tho high estimation which Dr F entertains of the combination of there arti cles,It Is only necaiisary to refer to the above men tioned work. Therenre lew cases of chronic nnd painful Rlteu- iitatldm that wilt not yield to die inlluance of Sar saparilla und Uneetrs Dellgtit 'if duU pm*u«ci>.u- in, especially if lakeu in conjunctiuu* with Ilydr. of Potash. Is highly recommendod for ell diseases of the skin, chronic as well as recent. One bottle will, In most instances, eflectually remove all piiuples, poxtules or batches on the luce, to which young persons in this climate are so much subjected to, arising either from irapuiiiy of the blood dr debil ity. It is the best remedy known fur scrofulous affections, sores and breaking- onl In young chil dren, and. is safe aud efficacious iu removing en tirely every trace of hereditary diseases from tho system, in the teiideresl infant; in fact, in all cuta neous affections itis invaluable. Asa getteral pu rifier of the blood, aud an eradicator of all obsti nate diteosee, Ibis preparation will undoubtedly takothe precedence of all other remedies. Itgont- ly operates upon and regulates the bowels, re stores to the blood its wonted purity, gives tone lo tbe stomach; and promotes digestion. It will efieciUally relieve Erysipelas even in its worst stages, uud all persons suffering from this distressing complaint are udvisod to uso it, first so, but if no marked roltof bo found after taking one bottle.it will ba necessary lo use tho Ilydriodutcd Potash with it. Not wilhiug to publish certficates ns is dona in the oases of all quack medicines of the day, to ef fect their snle, aud so force them upon tho public, the subscriber begs leave to state (flat bis prepara tion has boen prescribed and used by n number of ihysiciansand planters of our city nnd neighbor- lood, with great success, viz t Dr R 11 Frost, Dr \V G Ramsay, Dr Thos Y Simons, Dr C Priloli- aid, Mr 8 Lagare, Lt Wilson, U 8 R 8, all of this city; Dr James Stoney, Benufort, &lc. Price $1 por buttle, or $5 for 6 do. Prepared by J. PETER M. KPPING, Chemist aud Druggist, corner Droid aud •King streets, Churloxion, 8. C. Agonl fur Savannah, A. A. SOLOMONS, duo 21 •—lyr Market square. TI1IE8I1 SEEDS*—The Subscribers have X received a choice selection of GARDEN SEEDS, which have been ruined with great cure by a Seedsman of high reputation, aud are war~ ranted os good as any to be found in this country. ASPAHAGUS—Giant, antliM UflT A R_D-Bro.ro or A gricultural implements.— Having made large additions to their former nssortmontof Agricultural Implements, the sub scribers now offer to planters and merchants, a butter stock than ever before offered in the South- arn country, consisting in purt, of the following urticles, viz; PLOUGHS. ^ Yankee Cast Iron. Nos. 10, II, 12 nnd 20 Dagon, or Connecticut Wrought Iron, 1,2,3 A 4 Allen pattern Ruggles, Norse it Mason's Improved viz: Eagle, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. with wheel and culler No 2 B, a large 2 horse Do. with wheeland outtcr No A 3, medium 2 horse “ A 2, light 2 horse •* A I, light 1 muloor garden 4< 6 inch light 1 horse turning “ 7 do do medium l horse turning "16 do do new pattern Ido do, for light soi “ A 1, side bill 2 horso " O, do do 1 do Sub soil, a heavy 2 horso or ox Do. No 1, a medium 2 horso Do. O, 1 do Double Mould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse Cntton Trenching, 1 horse Rice do. new pattern, with guago wheel. The above Plonghs with nnd without stocks— extra stocks for the iuiprovod Ploughs I10ES. Lyndon's extro black Carolina, 0, 1,2 it 3, crown Do. bright do, 0, 1, 2 & 3, do Do. Rioe,No.2 nnd 3 do Do. New ground, PP mid PPP do Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2and 3 do Do. Round Eye do Nos.2nud3do Lyndon A. Co's. Anchor, 06. 0, 1 aud 2 do Brndo's Patent, 0, 1,2,3 and4 do Light Ynnkoe AXES. ““’’l V.rioo. p.tlo.n., SHOVELS. Handlod Spades. Socket Spndti CULTIVATORS, HAJIROW8, *0. Improved Cultivator!, wlthlGurn Shelters guano wheal Cultivator Plough, or Horso Hoe Common Harrows Folding do Coni eiul Cobb Cruehors, a Hwlnglel hand mill GrflaCi Do. do. for horse power Ri*e SCYTHES, IIUOKS, &e. EngllehPotont Scythea Ainericnn Gr as do. Gran Platt do. 8ovihn flnalthe tlrfarandB'iah do. Do. Hooka Corn Cutters. Post Spooua Ox Yokes and Ox Bows Fan Milla,tvo sixes Patnnl Churn* Plantation Wkeelbnrroiva Common Straw Cutter* Patent do. do. ingletrees lit Cradles,naw pattern do. Hl«a do. ilUOKS, &c. H-oita,Axe Helves Dirt 8croper*, for pub.roadr fruntng Shears harden line*, do. Rakes hitching Knlvna ranapia Forks Garden Reel*, Do. Lines Tranaplamiug Tfowata and “ rka With a variety of implements not meutioued. For sole by HAZARD, EASLOW & WEBSTER, inn 1 ” T>APKR WAREHOUSE—No OBur- A ling Slip, New York.—Cyrus W. Field offers for sale at tbelowest Rtanufscinrers’ prices, a very extensive aeiorttnent of PAPER, corapriia ing every possible variety, adapted to the want* of consumers in ail sections of the country. Paper of all kinds made to order at-shnrt notice. Tho stock or Printing Paper is unusually lerge, a part of which is of very superior quality. Paper Mak are' Materials of evary description, imported and kepleonsianilyon hand, viz; fallings, Wire Cloth, Fourdrinier Wires, Bleuobing.pd.wder, Blue Ul tramarine, Twine, &e. • Rags.—Canvass, Bale Rope, Gran Rope, Bag ging; dtc., purchased. Cor which the highest price ft-net! v-llsat paid. [' - —Iff • -;)wlv;84 N EW GOODS.-Georgia and Virgihia Osnabnrgs; Heavy Btriped do; Flax dot 34 7-8 and 4-4 Bro Shirtings; Band 10-4 d« Sheet Ing; Bleached and Bro Jeans; Alarms and Shtrl- int Stripes; Marlboro Plaids «nd Stripes. Blue nod Mixed Deoins: Cotton Gsmbroons and Nan keens. in store and tor lalti *»y ■ ■ ■ mir 17 , liF.MRY H. STOT^SBURY. aSHf Gold and. silver Ware. Arc; Now hfidiug I’.t.in brig' Clinton. 12 .dozen. Silver rurk'lj And. Spoilt.a, Priiihe All/orVpattern. 6 doz do do ihreHded !aTnd’ pfaui-do. n largo aqorimHUt ul'vuriguted [ patterns Silver Cups, line WuIrllMJ.' L. Ww lr U| Wares, Cruolted Canes, StiVvtoynPs Cbiiiuils*aBa, Steel Clasps altd Bauds. Silvur, Shull nnd Jmltn- tlou Shell Cuutbs; Papier Alucha Fulitis,. Curd Cases, Ac. . Tho uiideralgned is now fully prupun dto oxo* cute any orders in thoropairsofcitinphcateu watch es, add Id Warrant the katue for tiho ynar. fch ii . D.B. NICHOLS, Ono door West of Pulaski Houaa. HATS AND CAPSi—Th-* subscribers ore'uuw prepareo to furnish the former patrons of the concern and tho public generally, withaiiAxterikiveand wcllsulrctod stock uf HATS and CAPS, 011 hotter terms thnn ever before of- lered, having every udvamuge whibh an v hintinlao- lurerbnii phssesk. 13 IVES, HORSEY A CO. Roots. HBANS—(Kidney, Dwarf, Bush or Soap,—Early Mo hawk, Early yellow, 6 weeks, Sarly China Dwarf or Urge Citluey, Kofugcaor 1UUU to I, llalfMoon (pole or ru ■nine.) Largo wlillo Lima, White U»ul..TOiirtii n,..|,i uors. tied Cranbarry. BEET—-Ettrly blood Tur- aip.l.ong blood, whits Froncb Sugar. BROCOLI-Early whits, Lars* purpln Capa. CABBAGE — Kerb Large York. Green gi voy, Early Stisir Loaf, Early Drumhead. Lsla Drunihnad, Larxo Into B.uorsoa, Lata flat Dutch, Early flat Dutch Green Glased. * CAULIFLOWER—Early and late.. CELERY—While solid. CHESS—Curled or l'sp< porrrass. Ilriind loaf. C U C U M B E It — E-trly Frantd Early cluslor. Early short arrrn, Early long green . C A R R O T—Early boro. Long Orntige. • CORN—Sweet or Sugar, Early Canada, Tu.curoru. EGO PLANT—Purple. KALE — Green curled Hcotcli, Purple. LEAK — Large Scotch, London. LETTUCE — Drumhead, while Cabbage, Curlod Hile- »la, Large greenheud, Issrjtu- ria I cabbage. MELON —Green Citron. Nutmeg, Cauls lope. Large Mu*k. FLOWER SEEDS. Iu pka'ga.ilft kiwi* iu uacli.llu tiku'ga. SO kind* in oaoh. Jo S3 do I do lOU do FIELD AND FLOWER. SEEDS, &c. Buckwheat, Broom Corn. Blue Gross. Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Millet, Uud Clover, Rye and Outs. Flower Sends, Roots, Fruit nnd Orn.itunntnl Trues, furnished to order from «iio ofllto heatand most ettonsivu Nursays and Flower Gardens in this country. Ati assortment of Rooks on Agriculture. Gar dening, Raising of Stock, Poultry. &r. to which will he added tho must populur works issued on the above subjects. Agent* for the American Agriculturist, publish od monthly by A B. Allen, N. Y. fur which sub scrip i"iistuo solidt' tl. Sir* Black, Whits Enalisb. MARJORAM—Sweat. O N I O N—Yellow Dutch, Largo rad, Siltsr skin,Onion sell* OKRA. PARSLEY—Curled. PAl^AMP—Largo Dutch, - PEPPER-Boll, Cayerie. PUMPKIN — Connecticut, Mammoth. PE A8—Early Washington, 2i fsut, oar'.y Warwick, 2feol. aarly doubln blossom frame,3 arly York,'foot, early Chut lion, Ooldon n gloliu Sm- Hutspur. 3} fm-t, Dwarf Mar- tcnfit, 3} loot, Bishop's dwf p-oliflc, I foot, Matchlass Marrow fill or Tall, 0 fnot. RADISH—White Fall,har dy Long Saurlot, Long 8a|. inon, 8carlot Turnip. Yellow Turnip, (flue Samnwr and Autumn vatioty.) bluck Fall or 8p.uiLh. RHUBARB ROOTS. SALSIFY. SACK. 8 PI N AO E.—Prickly nr Full, Round Luuf or bum* uier. SQUASH—Early Summer liuth, Enrly Suminnr emuk nock, Winter crook nrek, t'ocrmtiut nr Porter’s Vuljtu- rsl*n, Vngnlnlilu Marrow. TURN! P—Early whltn Dutch, Flat nr Spring, Etrly red top. Early Garden 8tono, Largo Ensliih Norfolk. Han- n»ur or ditngl Taukard, ‘Pur ple top Ruisbnga. TOMATO-Large rod. TIIYME. fob II lENSLOW & WEBSTER. E lttCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Iii*l»ill'iml qmr- I terbbla, for sale l.y JLJ. GILBERT, fub 25 ■ Vvesi xiilo M irktit -quire /*1 KOCERIBS.—UK) hhtls N. O. Sugar VX*J() ttorces Stenin Refinod Sugar, 25 packages du nnd crushed do 200 barrels N O Aloluascs, 50 Ithds Cardonas do 50 hltds Sides { 50 do Shoulders, 50 hhds (lams; 200 bbls Catul Flour, 100 half bbls Canal Flour, 2U0 bogs Rio Coffee; 50 bags Java Coffee, 100 packages Tobacco,various brands&sizos, 100 bbls Sued Potatoes ; 100 l«!g*i Lard, 50 bbls and half doMackrul, Nus. 1, 2 A 3, 100 Grindstones, assorted, 200 boxe< So tp, variona brands, 25 boxes Starch ; 166 bbl* Whiskey, 50 bbls New England Rum. 5 pipes O. D. A Co'aBrutidy, pure, 5 pipes Holland Gin. 25 4 casks Malaga Wino, sweet, 26 I do do do dry, 6 half pipes Madeira Wine, nty own im porting; BOM. Spanish Segars, 20 quarter chests Hyson Ten, 20 half chests Black do 10 bAiro Pepper ; 10 bugs Pimento. ' 60 doz Painted Bucket*; 200 sacks Sail, 50 bbls Phelps’ Gin, &c. dtc. Ac. In store, and for sale on favorable terms, bv . feb 16 H A, CRANE. G UNS, KIFfsES.PlSTOJLS, AND H ARI) WAKE.-—ThesubiciibiM begs leave ....... beg a to cull the attention of spuristm*n und' others to the fact that his Guns, Ac. are nil made •■xpressly tu ordor in England, conscnuenily they ban pur- olinsH at the first frlce, und depend on u butter trlicb- thuu those imnorlud in Nurthern cities for the purpose of s pplying the Sonllt. The lullo- wing comprint* a purl of tny aiock; viz: Plain Dntihle Guns $7 50 lo $15 Real Stub und Twiat. Put. Breach $17 to $75. Plantation Muskets $2 60 to $4 50 We.tlay Richard's Caps $1 50 per bug of 500 Walker's beta Caps 374 cent* per box French flaps 1H| cents pur box Beal Powder 374 ceiita pbi lb Pla.itutiuu Powder 20 cent* per lb Do de $4 50 per keg Baldwin's Wadding 20 cum < per lmx. Together with a guuernl asaurimHiii of Single Vuns, Udles, Pistols, Fhirika, Pouches, Rogers’ loo Ttiblu and Pocketcuilrry. flurdwure, tic. at low prices fur cosh. Cull und examine for your selves. JOHN CAUltUTHERS, Sign of the Big Gun REPAIRING of all kinds ol’Giifis, Locks, &c, carefully attended lu by superior workmen, mny 14 t uuiui iui viitf Hull, III liumilis 1 Doloreux, Palsy, Sphim*Udrfrfc]rthtL» a „. Vj| dl'tliuxe Nrliolt;* lust''teceivcdithii formal. I i Gr R.;ilEADmjCKjrON, An cm! l.^M ';y- ■ .THRESH ’FvWW-rl wiifMl.qusiiiySjbil X 1 received, uud f6y tittle by J y *. ■ . G.R. UENDRICKSOr?. ’ P J"" 8 ^ . Gil.h..ns’ Buil.liiij,,.' OTASH.-j casks first sort New Ybr& Itispeciiou, lauding Iruju t.rig Acloli. (nr .old °% n . 10 C.ll.HI*DttlcU>N, »i . l u, ^, ,ver, ^ n, Mediciue.uf the British Collcge't»r lleulth, for aulu by . . , • • jnne22 Q. ft. UBNpfelckSQNV . rj.INGEB -|1U kegs fresh ground Ginger.' VT just received and lur sale, by ; V * *• fr J“" 8 jg <j. It. HEivbHicks'ON. WSifFiBS ’,’wiBfE —2U brtleV, us* T ” sorted sizes and qualities, for sale, by ■June, l» G, It. IIEKDUICKaON, Pkkmcii wHisf’ju wTsFrlit'K x? GAH.-H bbl, ju-t received nnd ftlr .»lo O. K. llENDltlfjK^OK. ? J lina Gibbon*’ Buildihg*; Teitci.lw.ngoiT. infullitblc Bed Bug Poi-on, warranted lo Ex terminate those-noxious vermin, for kn'i* by ' . J''''o5 o.it nKKpmcttsbK’i... W ill I’ll GINUEtt.—A rreih vii[i(ilyut'.viiiii Jouuico OlngorV in«t recnivod irnd .lot nv._ •(£ iIn,vnnio»u«.w... jnne 5 , Gibbohs* Building..- H.A. UPIIAHI’S PIJLE ELEf^ I UARY.—A certain cure for the Pths f either iniernul or external, bleeding or blind ; fur ■uloby . G. it. HENDRICKSON. jtine 22 .Gibbons* Buildings.'. nOMBS.—C«rn d Turtniie aholl, Bhfialo: Imitaiiou anil Bruzillian Tuck Combs, Shell nnd Imitation long back Combs, Side Condi* of a variety ul pat(etua,.Diesltfug Cutnba; oiicli. Bui- fulo, ivory uud Engli*|t Horn ithd Fine Teeth Combs of all sizus and qtiahlibs. for stile by' ' mnv 13 G. R. HENDRICKSON. L INEN GOODS*—Heavy Irish Linens, Pillowcase do. super 12-4 Linen Sheeting, 10 by 12 Damask Cloth, Table Diaper and Dum- a*k. Hnckabiickund Scoieh Diapeis.French Tow- eld :md N-tpkins, super Hifkubuck Napkins, wht nnd hro Linen Drills do, plaid and striped do do, French Linen and Hollands, ah ipud and plaid Lin ens fur coats. Received nlid lor sale by jtine 21 HENRY 11 8TOTESUURY. F LOIJB.—Georgia Flour, in 1001b bug«,for i — L. BALDWIN A CO. 6— sale by . UGAK —Prime New Orleans SihMf, laud- S U4 ini und for sale by A. MINIS. Aioxnai AC.rihiiviWt Figs, Prunes, > and Preserved Ginger, for sals by H. J. GILBERT, Well «lde MarltolK). fob SB S wo AB.—5 hhd* )>riM* now crop 8t. Croi« .•|ilsl£Ey.—10U bbls N Orleana rectifi- I i,od^ Whrtkey for ssT* bir ; mar A? J. WASH BURN ffe WII DER. ^JdEUOiiEE FLOUR,— -511 barrels superfine Georgia Flour, full weight, just received und for sale by •n«r2D J. WASHBURN A WILDER. TVT O* SUGAR,—29 hltds isir iu prime, N X l • O Sujar, laudius from schr Ruth Thom as, for salo by COHEN A FOSD1CK. in tr 25 P LAIN AND FANCY'EAR UUOPS-JuTt received and for sale by .Q,.. .... . ... T. T. VVILAlOfT.-. S TEAM ENGINE PACKING. This Pucking, made of Vulcanized or Mutalic Rubber Cumtiositton, is now proved traporiur to till other articles in use for that purpose, ns it can. not he affected liy heal. Any desirable thickness fiiruLlied to ord* r, nod for sule at inniifiiuiurer’s prices by DENSLOW A WEBSTER, tour ID D omestics*—3-4 Brown siurting*, 4-4 Sheetings, uud Mutlburo Stripes, lor •oloby A. MINIS, ntar 23 C HAMPAGNE.- 10 h.i-but* Citutiipnglie, Georgia brand,jiisi received and for sola by *«»» 16 J E. GAUDRY A CO. (JGAIC.—2U hhds N O Sugar, in store, und f for sale by mar 5 CONNERAT A BAUIE._ N E. I4IJM.—3U lilds Prime Bosiun Rum e in store, aud for unlu ‘ mum. mny 11 t lo close cotiHxii- L. BALD WIN *V CO. HI— m { dr F OR THE TEETH.—Monpelas’ unii acorbt- tic Elixir and hi* ceh hrittrd Oduuiitte.just re ceived and for sole by G K HENDRICKSON, tuny IS. Gijibpns'bujldinga. JJIBBAKD’S PILLS.—Rev. tuooau o nev. Iii. HtbburdV genuine vegetable Htiti-bilious pills; fbf sold 6y ^ G. R. HENDRICKSON, ,nn y 18 Gibbons' buildings; C IILKCIk’S VEGETABLB'to"- riON.—An efieotuul cure for eruhiions of the Face and Skin, particularly for Pimples, Blotches, Tetters, Tan, Sunburns Freckles, die, A degree*of pluutmro accompanies iho u*a of this elegant pretisraiihH, in its refirethihg effect upon tho skin, Cninneotts irriinbility and dhroln- ratiotiH nre also removed, and a | ure kiate'ufilia cbmplexion established by the use of thU loilom For sale by G. It. lIENDRICKSONr; may 25 . Gibbon's Hniltllngs. for sale ifisy iAPECC*—2UU reams Letter and FooKchd Pupor, aasorted qualities. Just received and ■ale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, iny II irVoODWIN'S TOBACCO.—20boxcadootU VX will’s Puteut pressed chewins Tnhucco, for *“!« by 4 .G. R. HENDRICKSON. B f/LL'S SARS A PARILLA.— X. II! ‘tflifl^ Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, for the cure ofScrufola, direasesof tha Skin. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the lungs, Jaun dice, Nutmilgin, to counteract the de*truciive ef foots of Mercury, and all diseases arising fiatn dn impure Itnie of the blood, equal lo any prepara tion iff Sarsaparilla. Fur*nloat?5 cetiik par bot tle, by G. R; HENDRICKSON; mnv 4 Gibbons' buildlnj. ■""v •« umoons' building. AMP WICK.—Soli.r and Astral Lamp Wict ol all sizes; wicks for Ltyd Lamps, and Can. dlo wick, lor sale by U R HENDRICKSON " n|rr-»srr"..*r — tlilduuda huildiiip# ' C A M JP1AIN E.—-A fresh supply of very hu- nerior.jital reiraived, and kept conalniiily ou imJ by G. It. HENDRICKSON/ r H t >r14 ' Gibbon's Building's.’ : D ALBY^OARMINATI^^U^^, ol*- English preparation, warranted genu*. by U. It. HENDKICJiBON. ine, for sale by apr 24 FAMILY SOAP.—50 boxes Hulls Lxira Sioani Prcsaod Soup, just lauded and lor falo by -J *. ••• _ C. R. HENDRICKSON. . B P r '6 GibbdttB Dulldinga. H AY.—100 ImtidloH North Rite. Ilav, loud- ing from brig Clintdu at Mongilt a upper wharf, for aulo bv may II J. WASHBURN A WILDER. C OllN.—Cherokee Coro m sucks, lor auro ra lo'sto Suit pofehn*er-. I»y _Hpr27 J. WASHBVRN &_WILPER. N O 24 Pictnriul HUtory of Eogjuiii). Vol. 3 the Writing* of Washington, by Ju» red Sparks. Homes aud Haunts of the most eminent British PoeK by VVilliahi Howitt. A History of Koine, front the earlirsi lima to the dentil ofComtnodus.AD 102,by Leonhard Schmitz, F. It. 8. E. Thu Inheritance, a Novel, by Misa S. Furrier, niilhor nf Destiny. Marriage, n novel, by Mias S Ferrier, author of Inlieritnncei Association Diafcussed ; or, the Soci.-ilimn of the Trilmun I'xumiuud, being n bonfrovflrsy between Ibu New York Tribune and llm Courier and Eli quircr. by H. tireely.nud II J. itu}iuond. The Life of Edmund Kean. Marian; or, A Young Maid'* Fortunes, by Mri. S C. Hull Received bv jtine23 JOHN M. COOPF.It. D omestic LiQUORs.-43hi»i*N e Rum. Brundy and Gilt, ill store for mile low to close consigumuu'a. juuo 5 L. BALDWIN A CO- g^OPFEE—174 bugs itio tiolltejnll do si Domingo do ; kindmv from *«hr Domociaf go and lot sain by s, . 22 COHEN &F08DICK. S TEAM ENOINE—A Stood Eogiuo ufj-i- Horse Power, for sale bv apr D COIIEN &FOSDICK. H AVANA SEGAItS.-l5.UU0 Havant. Segars, Suprrotis, and of variousliniidn, just received per sale by jnno 12 iltr Gnu Washington, ami for CONNEUAT do UAHlE. G IN.—25 bbls I'belus <illi. Jit*t received by the brig American. For sale by. mar PJ F.W. 11 BIN EM ANN. TjrEYNOLDS’ SUGAR CURED IIAMS.- ii . Jutil received and for Male by npl 1 . 11 - J. gilbert; rfAY. — 100 hundios pritoit North Iti er May. JTJL landing from brig Clmtoii, aud for salu low from the wharf.'by * * * jnno 1U 1. WASHBUltN dk'AVILDER. 'i*? «1VE TIP I—TRY’ONCE ■ . Mure, and success wii.i, be YOUR REWARD.—To the sufferers of Rheu matism I address the above. The Liniment 1 of- fur fur your relief is now. used with astonishing success,* and Is recominended by many citizens o. Savannah’ to be superior to any thing of the kind now before the public. For your benefit oiily, I kindly ask you to try Humphrey's Rhcumalic Lin iment, and yon will be relieved in a very short time. Prepared and told onlyby ine, at the cor ner of Hay end lira} ton streets, may 22 7 ■ W- HUMPHREYS, Jn. T>XO COFEEE.—50 bags prime*Rio Cop JCV feo, landing per vebr W D Jefikins-fiotu Baltimore, and for vale by . juno Hi .GO.N'NERA I At BaKIE. P owi.Lit nJFFa « BoxEs.-AiT.iTS'.- eivti Aksurilnenl of Powder Puffs and Boxes. Also. I offs without Uie. boxer, and tin Powdti Boxes, for hit!u by - wr,r *** O, ft HENDRICKSON. a UBNIN'E*—2.00 outieua Sulphaio Cititr nine, vv.iirnuted pure, just received aud io* s-tle by G. R. IIENDRIC.KSQN. apr 22 P epper and spice;—au b... p,. P |, er , * do Spice, ju.t i.ooi.od, end for ...lo l.y „ G. R. IIP.NDIllCKSON. _»Pr_28 tiibht.l.'fl Ullildill,. S WEE'P oFt. —-Ml Mixed Hwoot Oil iu quid: hollies, just ttueived and for rale by • • G It. HENDRICKSON. HITE-WASH It R US 11ES.—ATTasriTirr- vv mum of fine r|u.,li y White-w ash Brmher, for sale by G. K. I’iENDRICKSGN. mar.27 Gibbon's Buildings C OPPERAS.—20 casks line Green Copt>o rat. for B ale by G. 11. HENDRICKSON mar24 ‘Gibbon’s Buddings; lA/ISTAK’S BAJLSAM.-30doz VYIs-. V v tars Bnlwun Wild Cherry, for ih u cure of Diseases ofthe Lungs, uotranted.ffle genuine at* tide, arid put up iu pucki.gos of], 2aud 3 dozen etudi. Just received nnd for Kale atthe New Yuik aud Boston prices, whobale orrolni!; by '* G. R. HENDRICKSON, mar 30 Gibhomi Bitildings." JJaII ,N LSTOCK S VEITmIFUGE—iU grob" X -just received Hud for » lo by G. R. HENDRICKSON, mar 24 Agent for the Proprietor.•. rpOILF/P SOAP IN BARS.-Whito Ltiun- J- der. Palm, Rbso, Cinnamon, Almond, end 1 White Scented Soap in Oiir*, just rereived nnd for salo by G. R. HENDRICKSON. B utler s t a a tk l e s s sliuli'j z POWDERS.—AU’fhe solid ingredient* o the Seidlilz Spring combined in one. componud powder, the effervereihg solution of which ui wa ter ii very nearly Instetess. - Reri les being mors pnlatenhle, it is uinde in tUitrh leas time, and yvtllf infinitely less trouble, than ihuf produced with tiro two powdera iu the usual-Way, ■ Prepared by Thomas Butler, 4 CheupVtda at. London, h’olt by G-U-HENDRICKSON, , ' apr 7 . ' J ' Gibbotfs' BhildliigsV^ XT ONE Y*—3 cjt*«s new crop'Cuba llontiy XX just received and far sain by. .. <‘.r ■ pltl tt. R.- HENDRICKSON. ; ftOCKBOAtll I*,. ISON, A«.;— *Dr. ■ FeUcnTwu'n'yoP, Cockroitch; lint mi) 11..II.A D.lfoi.ll ’ it UII.A f. I./I O h El vl. ■ ■*.._’ Ir.t !r. ONFECTIONARV.t-6U boxo,'C^iicTioT V-/ ary of superior quality, landing from sc hi Columbia and for salo by : w • 1 apr 9 G. R, HENDRICKSON. J AYNE'S R EM EDIEd.— Jay lie's Exp tic to- rant, for Coughs,'Colds, A:0. i ' -. ." ■y Jayne's CarmaUvo Balsam for Dysentery and;' Sommer Complaints. ’ , • l *:'JV'/•* ■I Jayne’s Hair Tonio for Iho prerervalioii of tliy Hair.- isyne's Tiurj Vermifogo^fbr Worraa in Chil- ; Jayne's Snnatiyo r Pilliibr Billjour- Ac, ‘"' vv* 7Z&T« A Urge supply of fho» pop received und for salo at PliilAr GR ^ .PrV ' ,.J r : Li-<; ••'-•..’."•.'i'S

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, August 11, 1847, Image 1