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Newspaper Page Texti;v ufionuiAA^r aJSS<MM»«»* u - i -“* , !«» , ». I j^uU^'^OU SIX MONTHS. •K.Cim^fflidlus uew Advortiaimtetita i^^^m^UOLUAKHK' nli Iji jSSliB DOLLARS for <u months I i^SSSJi m"' aim nym>jKip&fjh&(i ■*■ —' jtm VOI» teffi'“i,'i, ir ' ,iu, ",“ msii ’“ 1 ’ ■ li»"tt*J«„itir»»«a Aitalntetratow Cut Debt- WnSSSSTr— r in Ibolr aocouuta, ...nut mi oxtensivo prnctico of several years in a bilious climate, and is never known to fail of miring Fever and Aguo. or any of Ibe diseases a- bovc named. _ . _ _ , . ,, Those who are suffurlnn from affections of tills kind, ns also those who have become invalids from their rff ets upon the constitution, will find the Iiitlin Cholagoguo » mo„ lnv.lti.ble remedy Cnr purifying theblood.and thoroughly cio.il.log frotn ilia .y.lom Ills morbid .(Tecta ol a billon, olmitta. The wonderful operation oftho Cholagegue in fflWoMmoUhbtafnw^ 0 “g r ou 0 „‘ 1 ° r al ‘ , “ | H" alpWnfflezmio!d°na}yaSln'lll'a'.p'oady.lbOj ... In »t,,.«.!! DOJI by the Court. touch and permnnontcure offerer and ague, and the various grades of intermittent and remittent It is equally effoetual for the oure of Liver Com- plaint. Jaundice, Enlargement of the Liver * also Enlargement of the Spleen. called Ague Cake, and the various forms or bilious Indigestion.— These, with tho other varied offuotiona or such climates, arising from a common miasinnl causo, aro only modifications ortho some disease, and e- anally controlled by the same remedy. 1 .... -r il,~ r’lmlnirniMin. a hW W r?faiBoi>wfplocator, or Adin!ng|ffifi on Uie first Tuoedny of H 6 itL lvveenUm usual nour. or «ole, nt tlio E *r. SSin >'.o wller ” ■'’“'•o'- “Vurv.orAdministration, nr (iunrilion- ? r ‘n, ,.»tin. granted, first giving .trrt ‘“;i“7Bby&itai. Adminiltrn- j S,8 ;rtoriim mist bo pnblUbad SIXTY or ‘“'O' Tho»« *“lo» 'nu.t v'lMiB»tllio Court llouso door of the county in P.JK,Iiroocrty is sitnuta,mid on the first l uce- K?fSoSh,botsrooii tho hours often in tlio Effiandfoitrintlio afternoon. Nosolo Crum CiyTo day is vnlid, unless so osprossod inlliondvor- ■ Aoulications by Esocutoro, Administrators and I 1 * • ■/. . ..I'flJinoru Piir lniivo In Slmloiiio'Coiir. orOrdinory forlouvo jo vqjftpSB » ihi clmbigogne a. it, nemo .,l molt bo published FOUR MOM IIS. „„„„ iha livor—piomotlng the die ' ‘ '-unit bo pnblisliod - - . S ionomd property (except nogroos) of intoatulo ostntos by ExeeulotJ and Ad- C'sidnlon, bo ndvortisod FOR IX, OAY S. P tiiAitioii. by Executors on.1 AdininiMr.lors. L l'silsrs Uismisoory must lie pnblUhod SIX | Application Cor foroclosiiro of Mortgages unroot fulil-, most ho advertised oucon month lur FOUR ^Orders of ilia Courtof Ordinary, (nrcompaniod nilhacoey ofllio boiid of ogroemont) to malm U- In,j miutbo advortiaod Tlinlic Mootus at lloS to least. Sli'eriir* sales under execution! rogiitnrir'grarit; n! fiv Dio courts, must be advertised lllllcli p\y«j—nnifcr ninrt-jngo executions SIXTY PW.S-Sidiw of perislmlilo properly under order order of Court, must bo ndvortisod generally, TEN DAYS before tliu day of Halo. • • All letters directed to this Olficu nr tho r.d- jnr'miHt lio post paid to entitle them to attentnm. 11- — Caurl Cutunder for 1810* (ikiunced vox me sounir.RN rccouubo.) FUt'EUIDIl COURTS. JANUARY. U MonJiy. Ciiiilifiin llichinuiitl FKBRUARY. Ill Mouthy, Cfdwr.iril I'luldluf U JhaJfi/, ''»*» Clark 14 Uunday, Ralilwint Cbnrukeo I'iko Walton Ilk MunJiy. Fort) ih Jankfion Mrriwetiior MARCH. Ill JUnth}'. Coweta l.auren* laumpkia Mat ion Muiiroo Mnrym Taliaferro 14 Monday, C.iluml.ia 1'jyello (•recne Usinueit ItarrU M utiiea Union IJ Mo'tiUy, BuiU DftKdlb Klbnrt (jiltiiar Jlil! I’uiiMm 'fall.nl 14 TumJ ijr, Itnllocb FiiJay iAflr,Elllii|(Ii;iin 4lbUon.lay.Cubb Alurray NcMrlnii Witker Wdahinslon Wilkna Al’KIli, lit MuoJdy.Caiu.lMii Campball MdCi.ii Walker W’ltrren Will.iumn l'hur.ilir afiar, Rnbnu rrMnjr after. Way un 14 Uonlay, l.’anull Ditle Ulyiin II .bcrdhain lluuunck Henry Munlyumery Udiilulj.il Toixga VkaraJay after, Mclnloih ,.,,”'1 Tatinull IJ Men Jay, Cliatini.(j« Knianuel PrunlCin Floyd Hoard Jeiiofi l.iberiy Oxlelburiia , Pnlaakl iknmlav after,llryau 4lk Monday, I!-.rly Houitun 1,1 Monday, Decatur Hlchmoud A U (JUST, lot Monday, Crawford t'nuld.ug Id Muiiday, CJiw* Clark Id Monday, Boldwlul Chnrokuo J'lku Wultoil llliMouday.Kuiaminl Foraylli Jaakenn fc Moriwnilier SKfTKMIlEU. lot Monday.Cowela I. turana l.u.npkin Mnri.tn Monrno Murirnu T.tliafurro Jd Mondny, Ctduinbu Fayctl* (Jruena Uwinnnll llarrie Blu.liauil Union 'Jl Monday, Itulla DiiKn.b Klberl (Jilinnr lla.ll I'niinm Talbot lilt Monday, Cobb Murray Cliili 1’ovcr' Ilimib A^nc. Inter ir.iUenUv KeimUriil Fcvci - s& . fill Hut various forms of bUious Diseases r=r SI'HEDlLYrS; THOROljJiHIfY i>\>i } ~- C UR ED '' „ 0 »W' J": food's imba^' u ' u ' T rjlIUSlnvaluaiila modiclno woo pTaparantrom imports, is upon iho livor-Piomoting llm .1 ebargo ofbilo. Tim Ihon.onils who linva used it nood no furlbor evidence of llo value than its hap py restorative effect.. ^'/“'jV'^URNF.R. j, n ] j Monmno-d Square. 7~t U1IES 111'FI]Cl 1 111> !—WITHOUT (J SEEING TIIK PATIENT!! BY M. S. THOMSON, M. B„ MACON, GEO. ■i'iio subscriber nflor an oxparianco of ten years ill Urn nsa of Butakic IUHXDIIS, lias so for por- feclod Ilia aystem of iraalinaul as Hi bo Ohio, in a great nninrity ofehronio diseases, to effect apor- mancut cure without over «Knna Tin CATitaT, resloring lliem to beallli willieut subjecting'them In Ilia inciinvonlonconnd expense of langaud laili- ous ionrnoys, or tlio cold charllic. or olraligors 1,0,net and fire.ldes. To m»»J Hus may appear as it did in lllm somolimo agu.bii fuels are Indisputable, nnd wliat 10, jlim appeared TURN o mere chimera nf llie I,rain. Is happily oow a mailer or every day orcurrenoa. The ntiderxiffucd huatlmslar preferred pnblmh- ing TUP. STATKMRNTS nP ..TIIRUS iphliva tO tllO benelils derived from his practice, thinking .hot IMI wton Walker WnoliiiiKtnn Wilke. OCTOUHR. tut Monday,Cum|iboll Macon Warruu Wilkinron Tnottlay nflor, AVnllicr Tlt'irodny nflur.Rnbun .’d Monday, Carroll Dado IJulieraltiiin Iluiuoik floury Muaitfoinory Kon.loIjiU Twi?g« Tbnroduy ■ftor, Tattnall :UI Muiiday, Clmitou^j Knianuel Fruulilin Floyd Hoard Irwin J.i*prr l.tncoln Mclulxili Herlveu Blewart Troii|i ThouJfiy after, Telfair , . «AY. Id Moidiy, ltilib *1 Huuday, Cli.illinm Ilooly , Muacoge* •J Monday, HurUe ... „ , Bumier 4tb MouJiy, I,eg u Tlimnai Monday after, Low,Mm Monday rhora.ftar, Warn ibufiliy ,ln Appling , JUNK. “ b •at Monday Rdknr JeCTcrioi Oglr.fli.iMit) Puluhki lib Monday, Karly lion.ton Irwin Jaipur Lino..In Hcrivmi Hiewart Troup I'liuraiUy nf«.r,Tolfair] lib Tun.dny, llnllocb KrnUy after, Killnahani NOVEMBER, tat .Monday, llibli Jd Monday, Dooly J.tft'nrann Miucogoo 3>l Monday, Itorko Camden Sumter Frllav afkor, Wuyna Jib Alunday, (ilynn that coarse comported much heller will. lr,W dig- uilv ol reeling llinn puro pnrlgjial pulling in Ilia pa- pcr.or Iho Mill las. reputable conrsete which amna liiell-miiided (t) pliysieians ralorl,ol egotistically soil Uililis their own trompota by liiobedsldo ofliielr pntienls: and l now aeenogeiidra«»ontoclinnoe my course, bill abaft oonlinna to givo aucb cerlil. calc., nawill disarm doubt, and which,though lento person. & them "annv Jt<p .M» ” "re y.jl aucl.... lie will givo any man FIVE HUNDRED DOL LARS to procure Ibolr equal In Georgia—oqnafty well nullieiilicoted, under a furfeiluro of o like 01 Tha fnclspresoulod by him ere such no lie is pre pared in daraonstraie ol any lime lo Ibosatisfnolion nr the alii clod or llioir frloods, who may wish to lest il. The following will »|ieak fur lheui.et.es. ccnnniA I Thw may certify that in the Jon. a County. \ fall «»f 1844. my son William, aliout Itlyonrs of age, was taken with nervniisfu* ver and was nttett ed by Dr. G *[ '”[• jj lime; and nolwilhsimiding all he could do he stiU cnnlinucd to R ot worse, so tint when I him hu hml completely losl tho use of hi* Inwarox- IromUiea, an »could not walk a step nor bearjus weight iipnu his Test} his logs boo .me cramped and^drawn, and he Buffered ^mosiuitnlorable an. cuish from pains; lie continued in this torr ble ?tnlo for over ibreo months, reduced almost lo limbing but -kin and bone. At Inst when all1 hope of his iuiproveinciit had vanLhed, 1 hoard of tho suecess of Dr. Thomson of Macon.in treatingdis- e«!ie and toucludod to try him. I accordingly „, a dc up plication, and althonfth the DoctorNBVKR E;5s' f ‘ ,r " 0 * ha i , ou , N r £"AR^^r r JO GRonoT ,y ’ N !'' Tliis'fusy eerlify thalmy eraccompneying diftieullies. which oanlnmad lor a cnutiderablo laligtil of lime, mid nppoared In do- lv nil iltn liana! remedies that could be brought to bear on iL 8ho sufferedgronilv withpniiilul mis. orv, lift il looked like site would go into fils. In Zi-im ilieu, and after relief wes despaired of, I annlled in DE'llmmson ofMaoon, who aeon per- f,felly cured lior. wilhoiil over having «i«» linn- Sliefs now .. sound ^ (Il 011(1 ia 81) X I do lierobycertify Hint my Ilusnmoinnly. dmghl.r Ann F.linn was.,- Picked aboutllirce yoais ago Willi 1’ai.sv ANn D.a- rasr tr TUB SplNnfby wliiah sbe wo. oul rely disabled, and lest Urn use nf lb. lower ex,re,nines. Slie wes immediately put under tlio care of Dr. Kendall, who mended her ferionieliino. bii willp out benefit. We thou applied to Dr. larlccr, n Rant Declor, who after lie lied trelltod her case siiuieliine.ooiichldod ihal be can d do nothing for her. (Vellien applied to Dr.Tlmmns,of.Cullo denvillc. wlm allundod on bar eight months, with- eul tliu least bunefil, for site was left in a nm,l do pluriilile oondlllun, nerfeotl); lie plea.. '' h“'«*« r Ins was laid tliero slie remained, without Ilia pow er of million by Urn greatertefibrl oriha wl II. She .a ...ni.it rniiticiid that she loohod os if llinro Lo Tlionms Tliuritlny «A«r, Mctnloali Monday after, Lowndoa nutl Liberty Tliursday nftrtr, llryau Hnndaythar after, Wars Tliurailay tin Aiiiiliiig DECKMnF.il. ✓ Ut M.imlay, linker ■Jtl iMun.lny, Decatur ’ IS,".' ISIS’ Jil 1 "' 1 ;' Anvil "I'i Orlolisr. n,r lets. 4th Momln^Fubinarv an.l AupuM. i 1 *"^ 3|!| *D» l JH Comity. lne Lscheator of Chatham Uouutv. 1 Diiaihaui County, ) WMFnpVu'"!® CoitnAN,duc’d. $ (IIIUIIXY III." ' , , | was so much reduced that She looked was not five pounds of flash on the whole body, so (lint slie could be compared |n ^'hfjVjjftj ■ SA V ARIVAII, FBI DAY OORN1KO, stays AUGUST IS. IM». _ No. 181 BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF UFZk GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, end other Diseases of the CHEST end LUNGS. B UCHAN’S HUNGARIAN BALSAM, tba groat English llemedj for Pectoral and Pul* monary diseases, still stands unrivalled and unsur passed as the most elegant, agreeable and effectual curative of these formidable complaiuts now known to the civilized world. Three years of trial in tho United States, during which time it has been distributed from Maino to Florida, lias only sorved to eitablish its pru-emi* nenl raoril in all parts of the country, as Uie great and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY in tho worst cases of Pulmonary diseases; and the best and most ogrconhla curative of all the slight forms of colds, cough and inflammation, that can possibly be u*ed. SPITTING OF BLOOD. This frightful symptom of approaching Con sumption, speedily cheeked nnd prevented bv the use nf Bii'-lmn’s Huiisarinn B ilsim. which heals the affected membrane, removes tlio inciniont tu bercles, and rostores those vital organs, the lung*, lo a sound and honlthy condition. REMEMBER THIS. Spitting of blood ulwaya orison from a tendency to tuberculous diseaaes, and if not checked at tho oulxot, will sooner or later turminnle in death. A person who raises blood otico, will raim blood again, unless a proper curutiveisimmediatoly otn- >To ployed. PAIN IN THE SIDE. 'his distressing symptom of Consumption nri- i from inflammation of tho lungs, on tlio mem brane culled the pluurn, or from bronchial uffection ol the air passages. In either case iliau very dan* ? ;erous indication of disaaia It prevont* full and roe breathing, and wears away the natural strength of the system. The cause of this symptom should bo romoved at once; nnd nothing can possibly of- ‘ creat feet that object so speedily nnd happily ns the eront English Romedy, discovered by Dr. Buchan, LL.I. 2 . I.. ssm....UIs in lls j|i,ii.a,li,inla Mklfl whrdi is entirely 'vegetable in its ingredients, and fc perfectly harmless in nil its qualities. LIVER COMPLAINT. In cases of Consumption, the Liver is always more or lu.-s affected, and also tho Spleen Pleura C 1 nnd small intestines. On dissecting Consumptive patients, Tubercles are often found in all ilicso or- uans, pnrliciil irly upon the Liver, which also ha- eomnsfaiiy, oily und swelled. The effect of the Hungarian Balsam in diseases oftho Liver, espe cially if It bn of nn ulcerous iintnro, is direct und powerful. Simple disease of (lie Liver, unattend ed by Consumption is speedily cured by its use. WINTER COUGH! The harsh, dry, hacking Winter Cough which afflicts Obi People, nnd invalids in a luw stale o( health is hnppily affected by tho Hungarian Balsam. It wnrtns, moistens, nnd stimulates the whole brdnthing apparatus; removes all morbid mucus, nud other foul uniter; purifios nnd nniinatos the blood; improves the sonretive power of the Liver, Spleen, nnd other largo glands, and tho digestive organs; nud imparts now life to tho wan and emaciated system. BRONCHITIS! Bronchitis. Ddliculty of Broathing. Harsh Cough, a slimy expectoration, with all oilier symptoms caused by aft'oetion of the nir-tuhos load ing from the throat to tho Lungs, are directly nnd specifically cured by the use of tho admirablo remedy invented by Dr. Buchan. For sale in Savannah, by J. M. TURNER A. BROTHER. July 2 Monument square. 'VULRLAS. an inquest nf Kaolie.l lias boon ,n, ° H?* 0,r,co ° r die Clerk or die Su- p,i.n° r P UII L °.' Couniy, in the ubovo »! n , n N. 0fU ,i y . ,ln 1 P , ’ fl!,r « that J*>hii Curran, a citi- flwUintod Stntus, died intusiato, ho zod at 8L‘S\ or . l,, . HM,h 0fa ,olor "iniated at *,?. u..°. 0 D'»'‘'ity al'ortH.i.l. coniuininu in I ' , re “ ^ sul in front nod three hundred leol wS! p b,mora or,, ‘ H,; boumlod bv lands of llerb, "'l' 1 Casson,—the said John Curran made any dispnaition of said lot, nod' th« latuft* 0 ^ w ' l ' ,oul n,, y person lo claim J.'w.in piir«<i inco of tho i’sr.hent law. this ad rijfinent is to give uotiee to tho huirs of the him tr Corri, t« °r others who may claim under eUi.L “S ll,eM *>«• ln appear and make frnm ,k MU ? ,o1 within eighteen months hereof, or the same will he pro- »url, n ^. t0 1,8 ' EscliHBied. agreeably to ths law in uclicase made and provided. n R< W * POOLER, Clerk S. C. C. C. J&LL fl.no— T U tnd f Y R . E,) ^AF liR.Y —Just reoelved. fiving 8k«l"l''li if Riicl, oo.'.Ll b. MS Whfi. in this state I was induced to apply to Dr. M. S. Thomson of Macon, who I nni proud to say, by the blessings of Providonce and his skill hi tho use of remedies, has restored her to ^“vLirl.S i houltli and tho use of her limbs, by which she i*- enabled to enjoy life, nnd visit about in the set llctnunl, without the assistance ol any one. But what surprises every body is. Hint she has beeii ro- stored without having beeu ^ ^ oClor ’ !„J.Ul,e.. u a«l •«P < >»^nil» S 8*PAGE. The™!#**’'«»"». cuniiJoriiig nnd iinporlRnce, will pul boyond di-pulc lh-> f«t of tho rosstuu.iTV of curing without previous ex aiiiiuntion of the patient ; which, .togather vv»M«i thj facility of proenrina mediciuo. since the reduciiou ,,f Postage, by mail, puts it within th ? power of Evunv wont, no matter where they reside, to pro- relief from their various maladies, at a very ln 4 for ails by ^Jil!Li5__BNIDER, LATHROP & NF.VITT J^.?S? KIVED - 8u P or b,ock Italian Mr.nn . P o ^hite Cambric Muslin t Jsckonei o nr l m .’ ^irnunre Dimity; Furniture Frin, ramKrUni ! « ,J, muy 5 rnruiture Fringe; dow iffijBiT]'J? Fnrnhnre' Prints; Calicos; Win- saw shadessna Fixtures.* Just rnc«!v«d smt fnr ids by jsn.22 IFutores.- Just received and for SNIDER. LATHROP A NEVITJ r«“.i.i« applying f”' Modiolnc. ought 10 .and tilflh syinploiui and ii B o i'> writing a. correolly a. poMlblo.wbuu in.dicine. auilad u llioir varum. in«™ will ho c,impounded and .oul. LollcrMo onlllld I» allontlon, mu.l bo po.l-pmd, ai d Mr,on. applying rrotn a Jiuuuco had bo «r on- close the usual monthly f« 9 ° r tlVB mice, his chnrgc being so small as to admit or but ,ligh rid. in cRluoliiig. *"y '"»» > .iantid hy «uv Jtldgo of Iho Court, Ju.tico or the Fonro or Mini,lor of tlio G;i*P«> <ir ' h y ° 01,n 'y Which ho rotidoa. Tho aOlictod of tho Ro*. Cler gy will be .11 * irB -1|SfJg i S'§S^W 1 M .con, Soplombor I. 184ft. “P 1 21 !. •r-,1 OUlt’ UUTTEH AND HEGAKB-at) bill. D 'OiilESTlC YoRStYTOKS-—too hhj. k^q hO do N O dot » db S5 ■»“ h iT‘^«TO d N'*«^' P ETER COOPER’S A! TISUI V*4 WIS- TAHtfl bAEBAW WILD OllERRY. The fpllowiug, elihouglrlt may appear a little humorous to soaie.lsnoitbY-Jous worthy of pflb- libations and ho the tlid ary of Magnetism true or false, it shows it is somoiiuies productive of much good. . \ BtrAcuse, Deo. 13, 1842.—Dear Sir:—One circumstance hat greatly helped the sale oftho Balsam'of Wild Cherry hero. A young lady was uiagneiUod,and requestedto presoribefor her fath er, who has an affection oftho lungs. She said there was a medicine ut Hough's accumpauiod with a small book, that would help him. It was the Balsam of Wild Cherry, lie took it, and it cured him. She hatsinoe prescribed it for anoth er, who lias.taketi it with the same rosult. Yours, &c.. Hough a Diiidoks. P. 8. Hough & Bridges aro heavy dtiruggists at Syracuse, to whom we refer the curious. PottsvilIiK, Dec. 23d,1841,—Dear Sir,—Your Bnlsum of Wild Cherry has effuclod some aston ishing cares here. One of which is an old lady, Mrs. Russell, who had been suffering for a long tirno with shortness of breathing, and general weakness, until she was Anally obliged lo keep her bed. After various other remedies bad been re- sortedintovain.-lie eommenoedulingyoiir Balsam, and after taking two bottles, was so fir recovered as to be abld to attend to all the duties oflter house, and on taking two bottles more was entirely cur ed. Rospoctfully, &c. John S. C. Martin. ’ A CASE-DPlASTHMA. The fallowing is from a distinguished Lawyer of ‘ f of No' the city of Now York, who had been afflicted the 'X.® . iffli with the Asthma for upwards of “TWENTY YEARS;" and who after reading sncli cases can doubt tlio efBcacv of this medicine ? Nxw York. January 25,1843.—I have been af flicted with spasmodic asthma for twenty four yenrs—sometimes so sovorely os to be confined to my room lurwueks; and although attoudedby va rious medical advisers, of the highest reputation and skill in the.country, tho relief was but partial and temporary—twice tlio disease proved nearly fa- tal to my lifo. Some few weeks ago, I commenced taking Wistur's B.ilsnin of Wild Cherry, which gave mo iiiMtnnt relief, and a single bottle produced iu n lew days what I believe to bo a radical und pur- fuoi cure. A. Williams, Attorney at Law, No. 58 William stroot. New York. Wonro acquainted with Iho writer of theabove certificate, and his statements are entitled to the full confidence of the public. F. A. Talmadok, Recorder of the City of New York. Johm Powxn. D. D. Vicar Uonerhl of Now York, P.8. The ulinvn certificate may be seen ut No. 125 Fulton street, New York. The following is from Mr. John Brown, nn ex- tensivo builder in the city of New York, and an other from Mr, Woodruff, of Elizabethtown.— The nriginnlcer ificaios of these and many others may be soon at No. 125 Fulion street. New York. Nkw York, March 10,1843.—I was last fall at tanked wilhn pain nnd severe soreness of the chest, which continued for a number of week*. I bad previously for several years been subject to a per manent weakness of the cheat caused by a strain. ThiiiIasi attack gave me much npprehctifion. as I found it was the commencement of a f Hal dtsense. About iho middle of December I began to take Dr. Wistnr’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, a single bot tle of which soon removed nil soreness from the chest, ndded strength and vigor to tho lungs— and I now regard myselfus perfectly sound nnd well. John Brow* G1 Aim-street. LIVER COMPLAINTS. KNowLEsviLLK.JnnoSO. 1843—This willcerti fy that I have been ntilioled with a Liver compliant, general debility, and pain in my side, for several years, nnd for eighteen months had been unable lo do auvwork. In Deeembcr last, I commenced ta king Dr. Winter's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and found immediate benofit frotn it. 1 soon began to f ain strength, the pain in uiy aide wai roliovod.imd had also a cough, which was entirely cured iu a few weeks by this medicine. A-na D. IIofkins. Theabove certificate is strictly correct Knowlks & Chkksbman. Just rncoived and for sale Ir aopt 24 n sale by T. RYF.RSON St CO. A GUIC’ULTURALIMPLEMENTS.— 13u Having made large additions to their former assortment of Agricultural Implements, the sub scribers now offer lo plimlern nud merchunts, a better stock than over before offered in the South- pi p pi nji' a cdMPouNt) riiOl d .e*u TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. AND QUEEN’S DELIGHT, io.—For Ilia com||o,i turn of this Extract and the properties ofihoOueejia Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to 1 the Oth and 6th number, vol I, of the Southern Jour- ual ofModiaineand Pharmacy. For purilyiug the blood, aud removinj alt dis eases arisiog from the Impurity of the same, it is highly reeduimaiided, as also fur the euro of Rheu matism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulcerations of t^e Throat and legs, pains nud swellings of the bones, ” ‘ ?1( r 1 I ’ '“** * Tetters, Pimples in the Face, Old Sores, and all CutaneousEruplions, Neuralgic Affections, Mer- cuiial Diseases, and lor assisting the operation and preventing fatal couioqueuces of Alercurials in Syplialiii. This preparation, (by adding the Queen's De light, &o. to Uie Sarsaparillu,) couibiues in a mure perfect degree than any kuuwu remedy, tonic and alterative powers, and is highly recommended by eminent physicians. It is prepared in cousequenee of the recoinmenations given by Dr II R Frost, Professor of Materia Medica in the Medical Col- lego of Charleston, S S, iu his work on Materia Medica,only concentrated by a process of (lie sub scriber's to render it more convenient for admin istration, and with the exception of the addition nf uinreiiry which may at all limes be added when necessary. To thow the high estimation whinh Dr F entertains of tho combination of these arti cles,it is only necossary to refor to the above men tioned work. There are few cases of chronic and painful Rheu matism that will not yield lo the influence of Sar saparilla and Queen’s Delight, if duly porsevered in, especially if taken iu conjunction with Hydr of Potash. Is highly recommended for all diseasos of the ■kin, chronic as well as recent. One hollle will, in most instances, effectually Zernova nil pimples, po-tulea nr biotclieson the luce, to which young persons iu this climate are so much subjected to, arising either from impurity of the blood or debil ity. It is the best remedy known for scrofulous affections, sores and breakings out in young chil dren, and is safe and efficacious in.removing en tirely every trace of hereditary diseases from the system, in tho tendcrest infunt; in fuel, in all euta- noous alfuciious it is iuvuluuble. As a general pu rifier of the blood, and an eradicutor of all obsti nate diseases, this preparation will undoubtedly take tho precedence of all other remedies. Itgoiil- ly operates upon and regulates the bowals, re stores to the blood its wonted purity, gives touelo tho stoinnch, an I promotes digestion. It will effectually relieve Erysipelas even in Its worst stages, and all persons suffering from this distressing complaint are advised to nao it, first so, but if no marked relief be found ufter taking one bottle, it will be necessary to uso the Hydriodated Potash with it. Not withing to publish oertficates as is dono in Iho cases of allqunck medicines of the day, to ef fect llioir sale, and so force them upon tho public, the subscriber begs leave to staio that his prepara tion has been prescribed and used by n number of phyaiciausand planters of our city and neighbor hood, with great Htianass, viz: Dr R 11 Frost, Dr W G Ramsay, Df Tlios Y Simons, Di C Pritch ard, Mr S Laguro, Lt Wilson, U S R S, allofihis city; Dr James Slniioy, Beaufort, &c. Price $1 per bottle, or $5 forfi do. Prepared by J. PETER M. EPPING, Chemist and Druggist, comer Broad and King streets, Charleston, S. C. Agent for Suvuuunh, A. A. SOLOMONS, dec 21—1 yr Market square. L1RESI1 SEEDS.—The Subscribers have Ju received a choice i Gold and Sllvur Ware* die. Now landing from brig Cliutoh, 12 dozen Silver Turks and Spouus, Prince , Albert pattern. (I d»z do do 'ihfeaded and plain do. a large asonmvul ofvarigatcd attorns Silver Cnp», fine "niches, Jewelry, fancy Wares, Crooked Canos. Surveyor's Comnanses, Stefel Clssps and Bends. Silver, Shell nud Imita tion Shell Combs, Papier M.ichu Folios, Card Cases, Slo. Tlit undersigned is now folly pr'-parndto oxe- cute any tirliertin therepnirsofcnmplicatodwnlch* et, and to warrant the same for mi a v*ar. , L , D.U. NICHOLS, fob 11 Onedoor-West of Pulaski House. If ATS ANDCAPS^TiT' fign subscribers are now preparec to furnish the funner natrons of tho ^ concern and this pul.lie generally, with an extensive and well selected Block of HATS and CAPS, on better terms than ever before of fered, having every advantage which any iinmufao- Hirer can possess. augl2 IVES, HORSEY & CO. UN9, nin.ES. PISTOLS, AIYD H AKi) WARE.—'I he subscribe! bugs loave »• •» ....... I atiui-crii’tri UU£> lUHve to call the nHeniiou of viiuitsiiiHn nnd oiher* to (be fact that liinGuns, ir, aro all nuide expressly to order in England, consenueiilly they can pur chase at the first prico, and d. pmid on a heller irticl • than those imported in Northern cities for the purpose of supplying the South. The folio- wing comprise n purl of toy stock; viz: Plain Double <Iuna.$7 GO lo $15 Real Stub and Twist, Pul. BrHOch $17 to $75. Plantation Muskets $2 50 to $4 50 Westlcy Richard's Cups $1 50 per b ig of 600 Walker’s boat Caps 374 ce n*** per box French Capa 18J cents per box Best Powder 374 cents put lb Plantation Powder 20 cuiiih per lb Do d<» $4 50 per keg Buldwiu’a Wadding 20centt per box. Together with a general asaorlmeiu of 8intle yuns, Rifles, Pistols, Flunks, I’minhe*, Rogers’ loo Table and Pocket cutlery. Hardware, »fcc. at low prices for cash. Call aud examine for your selves. JOHN CAR RUTH ERS, Sign of die Bis Gun REPAIRING of all kinds of Guns, Locks, Ac. carefully attended to by superior workmen, may 14 received a choice seleclion of GARDEN SEEDS, which have boon raised with great caro by aSoudsinau of high reputation, and are war ranted ns good as any to be found in this country. itlDIU loira ni i u 11 u *iu n i. n * T INEN GOODS.—Heavy Irish Linens, J-J Pillowcase do. super 12-4 t.iuun Shooting, l» by 12 Domnak Cloih Table Diaper and Dam ask. Uiickabock and Soolob Diaper* French Tow els and Napkins, super Huekubuck Napkins, will anil bro Linen Drills do, nlnid aud striped do do, French Linen and Hollands, striped ami plaid Lin ens for coals. Received and for sale by June21 HENRY II. STOTESUURY. DEANS—(Kidney, Dwarf, Uuih or Snap,—Early Mo hawk, Early yallow, 0 waakr, Early China Dwarf or larye Kidney, Itofugcaor 1000 lo I, Half Moon (pule orru >nlnf.) Large while Lima, White Uuich 'tinner*. Scarlet run- uors. Red Cranberry. IIBbr— Early hlood Tur- nip,Long blood,whit-Frouuh 8ucar. BROCOLI-Early while, Larye purple Cana. M U8TAR D—Drown or Black, White EnelLh. MARJORAM—Sweet. O N I O N—Vctluw Dutch, Large red. Silver skiu,Oiiion •etls OKRA. PA R.iLKY—Curled. PARSNIP—Large Dutch, nuriitoy, VEPPl Larga purple Capa. CAURAGE — Early York, Larga York. Green shthoSa- ( 1 HEItOJiEE FL01iU.-:&ll*M J Hiiperfine Georgia Flour, full w« iglit, just received and for sale by mar29 J. WASHBURN A WILDER. N, voy, Karly Sucar Loaf, Karh UEE1AED _ AMERICAN ISINGLASS—Wurrauted •qtnil lit Htrntiglli to Ruiwiun Isinglass for Table lellic.a, iiiiii of great servir.o n diseases where deli into animal food is inquired, und well calculated or long soa voyages, it improves hy age if kept Iry.nnu eanbe'iimdo into Sou p in a lo w miuiitea, aud is of grc:iiser>ice in clarifying Cider, Boer, and Wine. To malic Tabic Jellies.—Use at least two ounces ol Cooper’s Refined Atnercan Isinglass, which slumld'bc li st soaked in cold water for two hours; dram off Hint water then nke two quarts of cold water, one and a h If pounds of sugar, put iu it the white of three eggs, the juice of three good -izod lemons, (he peal of on >, a stick of cinnamon, n little nutmeg, orauge peal, or oilier spico to suit dm taste; stir all the mgredieiits well ogothcr while cold, then boil the whole massfouror live inmutes, and then pouril through a Jolly Bog. when it runy be put into glasses or moulds, and when cold, will •e fitfor uho. Tho moulds should be first wet with <ililt!e white of egg and w.ite.\ just before tho jol- 'y is put iu tliom, in order to make il easy to luru hem out on plates. The Jelly Bag is made oMaimol 8 or 10 inches icross tho opening, nnd about half a yard deep, narrowing to a point at the^bottom. The liomd (lint runs through first, should bo poured back ill tho jolly bag until il runs through clear. And ono pint ofwinoto tho above forWino Jelly. Other liquids in ido from presorves, may he olliedby using tho sauio proportion oftho lsiug- ass. Blanc Mange, uiay bo mado.by using at least tone ounce ol'Isinglasi iortwo quarts of milk, or cronm ho poal of two lemons, sugar aud spico to suit llie n.xto—bring tlio whole to a boiling bent, strain it, anil when nearly aool, stir it well to mix tho cream that will rise whilo cooling, pour it m moulds, and when perfectly cold, it may be turned oul and will then be ready for uso. The moulds should bo first wet witli cold water, which will prevent it rom sticking to them. A freshsupply, just received, nnd for sale by nov 2 T. RY.ERSO V &. CO. eru country, consigting iu purt, of tbo following articles, viz: PLOUGHS. Yuukec Cnst Iron. Nos. 10, II, 12 nnd 20 Dagon, or Connecticut Wrought Irou, 1,2,3 & 4 Allen pattern ltuggles. Norse A Mason's Improved., viz: Eaglo, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. with whorl aud cutter No 2 B, a large 2 horse Do. with wheeland cutler No A 3, medium 2 horse A 2, light 2 horse A 1, light 1 mule or garden G i nch light 1 horso turning 7 do do medium 1 horse turning 15 do do now putturn I do do,for lightsoi A 1, side hill 2 horse O, do do I do Suh soil, a heavy 2 horso or ox Do. No 1, a medium 2 horse Do. O, 1 do Doublo Mould Broad or Furrowing, Cmton Trenching, 1 horse Rice do. now pattern, witliguage whool. The above Ploughs with and without stocks— extra stocks for the improved Ploughs HOES. Lyndon’s extro bluck Carolina, 0, 1,2 A 3. crown Do. bright do, 0, 1,2 A 3, do Do. Rice, No. 2 and 3 do Do. New ground, PP and PPP do Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2and 3 do Do. Round Eye do Nos.2atid.3 do Lyndon A Co's. Anchor, 00, 0, I and 2 do Brndo’s Patent, 0, 1,2,3 and4 do Light Yuukun AXES. Vttrlou. pattern*. {$£$ SIIOICLS. llandlntl Spadet. Socket S|imlos CULTIVATORS, HARROWS, See. Improved Cultivator*, wltlilCoru Shelter* J WINER A CO’S CANADIAN VERMI- • FUGE—The best remedy ever yol discov nred for nil kinds of Worms. It not only do- ■troys Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it dissolves and c.rrios oil’ tbo superabundant •lime ar mucus, bo prevalent in the stomach and bowels of children, more especially or thoso in bad health. The mucus forms the lied or nest in which Worm* produce tln ir young, ai\d by remo ving it, It is impossible for Worms to remainiii the body. It is'harmless in its effects nn the system, und the health of the patient is always improved by its use, wheu no VVorinsnro discovered; the medi cine beius iialauhlu, no child will refuse to take it. not ovon tho nio*l ddicite. Just received, and for sale by THOS. RYERSON. may 21 . fAVING TA 14.13N STORE! 103 Owens' new buildings, south side Market I'.SM HI square, l am now offering a large,fashionable and entirely new Stock of Ready Made Clothing,Hats, Bools, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc. These goods eon be sold at much lower priocs than cus lomary.asl have adopted the ea*h system. It being a new budne**. I will slate that I am prepared to furbish every thing usually kept in a Clothing or Boot and Shoe Store. The moat fas- tidious gentleman can he fitted oul, from bead to foot, at my Clothing Rooms, up ataira. I am pro vided with a large supply of Negro Brogans, sui table for town, river or plantation u*e. To all that would purchase or aiainine any of my goods, I hereby annouuceth ill am at all times ready to receive calls. nev 19 WILUAM # B. HALE. Larga Into H.tiloraou, Lain flat Hatch, Early flat Dutch, Groan GIuxpiI. CAULIFLOWER—Early and laia. CELERY—White solid. CRK8S—Curled or I’ep- porgrat*. Ilrnad loaf. CUCUM REIl-Eirly Franio. Early clustar, Early short sreon, Early long green CARROT—Early horn, Long On*iifre. CORN—Sweet nr Sugar, Early Canarin, Tiuoerora. EGG PLANT—I'ur,.to. KALE — Gretn curled Scutch, Purple. LEAK — Largo Scotch, Loudon. LETTUCE Drumhead, him Calibago, Curled 8il* I horso gunge whcol Cultivator Plough, or Uorio Hue Common Harrow* Folding tin Corn ami Cobb Cruiher*, a baud mill Do. do. for hor*a power Fnu Mill*.two elans Patent Rlnirue Plantation WiiHalharrows Coinipon Straw Culler* I'utont do. do. Swluglctreo* Orain Cradloe.new jsitlern Rice do. Engliih Patent Hcythos Ainericon Gr as do. Grak* Plait do. Heytho Snaithe Briar and Bath do. Do. Hooka Corn Cutlera, Port Spoon* Ox Yoke* aud Ox Uowa SCYTHES, HOOKS, dtc. Frail*,Ax-Helve* Dirt Scraper*,for pub.roadi Pruning Shear* Garden line*, do. Rake* Duelling Knivee Traai|)lanling Trowa'e and Gartlen Rret*. Do. Urea Willi a variety of Implements not mentioned. For sale by HAZARD, DENSLOW & WEBSTER, jan 1 1AAPER WAUI3RODS 13-No 9 Bur- JL ling Slip, New York.—Cyrus W. Field offer* for snl« at ihelovveil Manufacturers! prices, a very .extensive assortment nf PAPER, nnmpris* ing overy posiible variety, adapted lo the wants ol consumers in all sectiono of Iho country. Paper of all kinds made to orJor nt short notice. Tho stock or Printing Paper i» unusually large, a pari •— "—r Msk of which is of very superior quality. Paper era' Materials of every description, imported and keptcons'antly on hand, viz: Feltings, Wire Cloth; Fourdriuicr Wiies, Bleaohing Powder, Blue Ul tramarine, Twine. Ac. Raga.—Canvass, Bale Rope. Grass Rope, Bag ting, Ao.. purchased- for which the highest price in -•i*Ii-vUI*»hnaid. —lyr inly 24 N EW GOODS, — Ooorgl. bii.I Virgin!. O.n ilmrg.i Hen,, Strip,d do; Fl.xd.it3-, • “ '*' * Ungr, Gand 10-4 do Sheet- Flax do; 3-4 7^ and 4-4 Bro Shirtings; Gand 10-4 do Sheet Ing; Bleached and Bro Jeans; Mariner and Shirt in/Stripe*; Marlboro Phide and Stripes, Blue and Mix#1 Deninr. Cotton Gimbroon* and Nan keens, in store'end for sale by • H.8T< mar 17 HENRY H.STOTE8BURY. DEPl'Ka Dull, Onvan*. PUMPKIN — Counoctkut, Mammoth. PKAS—Early Wothiagton, 21 fuel, early Warwick, 2fnel. early double blotiitui frame,3 feel, early Charlton, Golden IloUpur, 31 feel, Dwarf Mar- rowful, 31 fcal, Uithop'edwf P'olific. I fool, Matchlcie Marrowfat or Tall, 0 feat. ItADHH—While Fall,har dy Long Soar’el, Lons Sal mon, Scarlet Turnip Yellow Turnip, (flna 8anini*r and Aiituiun variety,) black Full nr SpanLh. IlflUHARB ROOTS. SALSIFY. 8AGK. S PI N A G E.—Prickly or Fall, llouud Leaf or Sum mer. SQUA8II—Early Summer Ini'li, Early Summer crook neck, Winter ernuk neck, Cocnneut or Porter'i V„lj,n- rni*o. Vegeleliln Marrow, TURN! F—Early while Dutch, Flat nr Spriug, Early roil lop. Early Unrdeu 8lune, Large Englikh Norfolk. Ilan- Jlonffl Tankard, |Pur- ■ile lop Ituiabasa. TOMATO-1 —Largo rod. la, Largo greenheud, Iiupa- rial rabhuge. MELON —Green Citron. Nuiiung, Canloloiio, Lnruo Muik. FLOWER SEEDS. In nka’ga. IS kind* in each.llu pku'ga. HO kjud* iu sock, uo 85 do I do 100 do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. Ac. Buckwheat, Broom Corn, Hltio Grass Canary Sued, Ilouip Seed, Millet, lied Clover, Rye and Oats. Flower Sands, Root*, Fruit and Oruniurntal Trcos,furni*bod lo ordurfrum "tio of tliu bestaud most oxtensivo Nursovs and Flower Gardens iu this country. An ussortraoiit of Bonks on Agriculture, Gar dening, Raining of dtouk, Poultry, An. to which will be added tlio must popular works issued uu iho above subjects. Agent* for iho American Agriculturist, publish ed monthly hy A B. Allen, N. Y. fur which sub sorjp innsaro soli^tMl. feb 11 IENSLOW A WEBSTER. B uckwheat flour.—in haifsud quar- tor bbls, for sale l*v II. J. GILBERT, fob 25 West side Market -quare. Q.BOCEBIBS.-JIIO blids N. O. Sugar 20 tiorcos Stuaiu Rufinod Sugar, 25 packages do nnd crashed do 200 barrels N O Molasses, 50 hhds Cardonas do 50 bhds 8ides; 50 do SbnnUlnrs, 50 hlids Hama; 2<K) bbls Canal Flour, 100 half bills Canal Flour, 200 bag* Rio Coftbe; 50 bag" Java Cofi’.io, 100 packages Tobacco,vurinus brands A aizos, 100 bbls Seed Potatoes ; 100 keg* Lard, 50 bbls and half do Mackrol, Nos. 1, 2 A 3, 100 Grindstones, assorted, 200 boxes Soip, various brands, 25 boxes Standi ; 156 bbls Whiskey, 50 bids Now England Rum. 5 pipes O. D A Co’* Brandy, pure, 5 pipes Holland Gin. 25 | casks Malaga Wine, sweet, 25 | Ho do do dty, 6 half pipes Madeira Wine, my mm ini porting ; 50M.. Spanish Segars, DO quarter che«t*,Hy*ou Teu, 20 half chests Black* d" 10 bags Pepper; 10 bags Pimento. 50 doz Painted Buckctu; 200sack* Salt, 60 bbls Phelps’ Gin, Ac. Ac. Ac. In slore, and for sale on favorable terms, bv feb 15 H A. CRANE. CO UK.—Georgia Flour, in lOOIh begs, I Mlnbv L BALD WIN A CO. _ sslnby mar 18 lor S UGAR Prims N«w Orleans Sugar, land Il Tw.-_.I- 4... a atraiiu ) ing and for aale by mar 4 A. MINIS. 11AIS1IVS, acc.—Raisins, Figs, Jtt/ r * m ~ w . J Prunes and Preserved Ginger, for sale by H.J, GILBERT, West side Murketaq. fob 18 gUGAK.r 0 lijids jiritne ne# ern^ St. Croix O.SUGAK. —29 bhds iNir lo prime, N ,,u , ““ J - * th — iiiiu. mir in |irHiiK, r - • O Siuar, laudinc from schr Ruin Thom , for .nl, by COMKN A. FOrjDICK. mnr 25 P LAIN AND FANCY EAR HOOPsCTuTt received and for sule by mar 9 T-T iVU.Mfvr S TB AM ENGINE PACKING. 1 his Packing, made of Vulcanizod or Mutalic Rubber Coiuposiliou, is now proved superior lo all oilier nrlirius iu uso fur (hut purpose, ns il cun- not be affected hy heat. Aliy desirable thickness furnished to ord'-r, nnd for sale nt inaiifucturer's prices by DENSLOW A WEBSTER, uitr 19 D OMESTICS.-—3-4 Brown 8liirtiugs, 4-4 Sheetings, and Muilboro Stripes, lor •Meby A. MINIS, mnr 23 11IA;11I*AGNE«— IU hsakeuCliniiipngno, / Georgia brand, jiHt received and lor sale by war 10 J. E. GAUDRY A CO. S UGAB.—20 hlids N O Sugur, in store, and for sale by mar 6 CONNERAT A BARIE. N E. BUM.—30 bids Prune Bosiou Ruin • in store, and for ssla low to dose ruu.igu- uietil. L. BALDWIN A CO. may 11 10— H AY.—HlO btindlex North llivei TTay, land' ing from brig Clinton nt Mongin's upper wharf, for salo by mnv II J. WASHBURN Si WILDER. ^JOIMT.-^Cbeiokt-eCoru in s icks, lor sale in lots to suit pnrehasiir*. by BURN J. WAS1IBIJ A WILDER. npr27 24 Piciorial IlisTory of Eiivlaiid. FLUID, for the euro of Norvoiis Hcadacb Dolorous, Palsy, Spinal Complaints, Ac., fcUppiy or these article* juti received and . G. R. IIENDKICK^ON; A ipl 1 ItfOBISON’S PIELS.-TIm'H^jT 1TJ- universal Medicine of the British Co'llrse t llo.llll fnraaL till Health, for sale by j ime 22 HtiMVU WHI1F WIWE Vise GAR.—2 bbls jtiit received and for snle by G. R. IlFA’IlHIPVianM - - ... B l;U r N.-b/. Tuiblqw^g;,;! 'infallnble Bed Bug PoLon, warranted to ex terminate those noxious vormin, for sale by June5 G.R HENDRICKSON! . pile elec- TUARY.—A certain cult for the Piles i ~~ TUARY.—A certain cuik for The Piles i cither internal or external, bleeding nr blind ; for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, nine 22 nilihht..* — tic Elixir and hisooiobrntru wu«u>ina.jiisi ceivedand for sale by G R HENDRICKSON, 16 Gibbons’buildings, H IBBARD’S PILLS.—ReV. B. Hibbard 7 d geuuine vegetable ahti-bilioua pills, Tor shld fty .U. R. HENDRICKSON, ■n°y 18 Olilbmi.' building,; the Face and 8kin, pnriioubirly for Pimples, Blotches, Tetters, Tan, Sunburns Freckles, Ao. A degree of pleasure accompanies ihe use of this elegant pruoarniion, in its refreshing effect upon tho skin, Cntaneoua irritability and dNcoIo-' rations are also removed, and a pure slate ofllio complexion established by Ibe use of this lotion; For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. mn y 26 Gibbon’s Buildings; APEB.-200 reams Letter and Foolscap’ A. Papor, assorted qualities. Just received and for sale by d. R. HENDRICKSON.' C ^-OUDWIN’S TOBACCO.-2Q boxes Good.’ ■ win s Poieut pressed chewing Tobacco, fof b y . ,G. R. HENDRICKSONi. msy II ULL’S SARSAPARILLA.—A. 11. M Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, for the euro ofScriifotn, diseases or the Skin, Dyspepsia; Rheutnaiism, Chronic diseases of the lungs, Jsun« dice. Neuralgia, to eountoract the dbsiruolivo ef fccts of Mercury, and all diseases arising from ad ininllr. llnln nf I 11 A M..-.1 ........I Ik “ Vol. 3 the Writings of Wasbiugion, by Jat rod Sparks. Homos nnd Haunts or die most eminent British PoeH, by William Ilowiit. A History of Rome, fmin iho cnrlirsl lime lo the dentil ofCounnodiix.AD 192,by Lconburd Schmitz, F. R. S. E. The Inliaritancn, « Novel, by Mi*s S. Terrier, autlinr of Destiny. Marriage, a novel, by Miss S Terrier, HUlliur of InlicrilHiice. A«socinti»ii Disnissod ; nr, the Sonahstn of the 'Pribune Examined, being a controversy between Ilia New York Tribune oinl llie Courier.and Eli qn. il.rer, by il. Gruely.nnd H J. Uuyinoud. The Life of Edmund K>*aii. Marian ; or. A Young Maid’s Fortunes, by Mrs. S C. Hall Received bv jtine 23 JOHN M. COOPER. D omestic liquors.—4:hihun e Rnm. Brandy and Gin, In store fur sale low to clo*e consiguineii'a. L. BALDWIN A CO* june 5 C Oi'FKE—174 nags Mm Coffee; fill do 0< Domingo do ; lundine from Nclir Dinnocrnt ami for sale by COHEN A FOSDICK. e t i 22 S TEAM ENGINE —A Steam Eugiue of!2- llorse Power, for snle bv r 9 COHEN A i FOSDICK. H AVANA MEGAUS.-15.UU0 Havana Sugars, Supi-rous, nnd of various brands, just received per schr Gan Washington, and for aale by CONNERAT A BARIE, june 12 IN.—25 bbls Phelps Gm, jiiai recniveu by \X llie brig American.. For aale by. mar 19 V. W. I1EINEMANN. R EYNOLDS’ SUGAR CURED HAMS.— Just received and for sal** by apl i II. J. GILBERT. H AT.—100 bundles prime North Hi er Hay, landing from brig Clinton, and for sale low from the wharf, by .WASH j linn 22 1 BURN A WILDER, 'CTrUISK£V.-100 bbi. N Ori.ao.rectlfi. I 4- WltOER. U ON’T OIVE Bri-IB ,. Mtmi:, and success Will dk YOUlt KEVVAKU.—To 111, ..ifiernr. of illicit, m.li.io I sddfe,, tiie abnvi. The Liniotent I Aft r.r Tor your relief il no. H.ed .ill, a.tmiialiin, .ticcui., and i. r.CQinntMld.d by many citizen, o- Sa.Bnnnh lo be ..iperior to any thing of the kind now Itefnre the public. For your benefit only, I kindly *ek yon lo try llninpbrey’a Rheumatic I.i,i• intent, end yun will be relie'ed In n very eiicrl time. Prepared and .old oMy by ina, at Ilia cor car of Bay and Ijroytnn afreAla, m.ylH WIltUIPHHEYS. . Jit. TJ IO COFFEE.-5U begapriraa RioC'oft £Xe feo, landing par schr VV. D Jankini, from Ballimora, and for aala by . . , ji.ee 83 CONNERAT & BARIE by I 1RESH TA I’KJL’A.—rUbl be.l quality! jbll received, abtl for able by ° 1 O. R. HfcNt)RICK80N. . j' 1 "-*! Olbban.,’auildloti;: - i ■ : . T>OTASH.—3 casks first surt New Yoril JL inspection, landing Bom brig Acton, for ssle *Y G. R. HENDRICKSON. I June 10 o. R. ilENDRlckaON,. /2J.INGER.—IU kegs frcsli ground Ginger, VJ just received and for stole, by. 8 G. it. llENDR juna 19 DR1CKSON. WRAPPING TWiNE -20 bilcV, W v v sorted sizes and qualities, for ante, by jHUfl G. n. HENDRICKSON. Line IB Msin G. R. HENDRICKSON, Gibbons* Buildings.' Gibbons' Buildings, , ^OlflllH.—Curved Tortoise Shell, Buttalo; Imitation and Bmzillian Tuck Combs, Shell id Imitation long back Combs. Side Combs of d irielv of patterns, Dressing Combaj Shell, Buf- lo, Ivory and English Hum and Fine TeetU ombs of all sizes and qualities, for sole by .. G. R. HENDRICKSON. I^OR THE TEETH.—Monpelns* nntl-scorbnJ tfOd )don>ine.jnst roJ :so may II ....... w. I • UUII nil uieuaaes arising ITOm *11 impure stato of the blood, equal IU any prcpnra* non or Sarsaparilla. For,niool75 centa par bol- fto.bf , Q. R. HENDRICKSON, tncy - _ _ Gibbon.' building. AMI* WICK.—Solar nnd Aatral Lamp Wick -Li of all ntzea; wioke fur L*d Lamp., and Can. die wick, for tala by G R HENDRICKSON wpi oe - ouiuoirsD unomg*. plAllll'IlliVEi—A fresh supply or very si perior.jiist received, and kept constantly c band by G. It. 11ENDIUCKSON, nnrl4 Gibbon's Building’s ■ WM.MWM m WUIIUIIIB V, D ALBV’fl CARM'NATIVE.—1 grace ofthi olu hnglish nrcoaratioii. wnrrnntnd nm I .. t' .. . . * * J ounii w ol(* English preparation, warranted getij •no,for inlo by G. R. HENDRICKSON* nnr24 H hLLS TAIU1LY SOAP.-60 bogdf Hulls Extra Sioutn Pressud Soap, jus/ lauded and for ralu bv G.*R. HENDRICKSON; B P r 16 Gibbons Buildings; P OWDER PUFFS A BOXES.—An eiTcT^ Sive nssoriinent of Powder Puffs and Boxes. Also. Puffs without ibe boxes, and tin Powder Boxes, for sale by «nr 22 G. R. HENDRICKSON. a UliXlNE.—2UU ounces Sulphate Quf- nine, warranted p nr n, j usl r e fc ei v e cl sr i d f 0 f sule by apr22 fl ENDIUCKSCJN. P EPPER AND SPICE.—2D bag* Pepper, do Spico, just received, nnd lor salon- ** npr 28 S WEET OIL.—20 boxes Sweet Oil iu quart |lnlllnn ■ ,, ..I ■ — .,■ 1 a. „.f — ...1 r_ ——I— C._. bottles, just reouived and for sale by mar 27 G R. HENDRICK C OPPERAS.—2U casks fine Green Coupe ras. for sale by G. K. HENDRICKSON Gibbon’s Buildings. W* J rtAIINES’lOCK'B VERftflFUGE—Itlgroi* . just receivod and for. ailb by G. R. HENDRICKSON, ntar24 Agent for the I’rnprielor. . **y- , npr 7 H 4 Cheapsido st. London. Sol G( R.HF.NDRICKSOfC Gibbon's Buildings. -ONLY,—3 oases uew crop Cuba HoncJ X just roeeived and for salo by pl 6 G. R, HENDRICKSON. apl 6 Gibbons Buildings. /CONFECTIONARY.—6U boxes C< Vj ary of superior quality, lauding j Columbia aud foraale by. . aprfl G, R. HENDRICKBON C IlUIIClFs VEGETABLE Li)i. TION.—An effectual cure for eruptions of do SpicG|jiitil received, und lor snlu by G. R. HENDRICKSON, . Gibbon's Building. , SOff. lilTE WASH BRUSHES.—An 'aasori-' muni of fine qindi.y Wlute-u n-li Brushes, for aale by G,R. IIENURlCItSGN, *nurSi7 Gibbon’c Building. ISTAIt’S BA I.SABI.—3U JoT\Vh-. tare Baleani Wild Cherry, for the care of Diseases nfiho J^uiigs, warranted iho geuuine ar- lirlo, nnd put up in packages of 1, Sand 3 dozen encli. Jusi received nnd for sale at the New Yoik and Boston prices, wliolhole or rolnil.by G. It. HENDRICKSON, "" Gibbons Buildibgt T oilet soap in BAits.-white Lmcu- dor, Palm, IlOso, Cinnndioll, AlmOnd, rmd While Scented Soap in Bars, just received and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, mar 20 UTLKK'H TAB TEL ESS SLIMUT'X FOWHER8.—All the .olid ingrciliet POWDERS.—All the solid ingrcniefiis o tbo Seidliiz Spring combined in one compound powder, the effervescing solution of wbjcliin wa ter is. very nearly tasteless. Besides being mors palateable, il is made in much less lime, aud with infinitely less trouble, than that produced wjihlhe two powders iu the usual <vuy. Prepared bv Thomas Butler, 4 Cheapsido st. London. Soli / lOUKUOAUI POISUN, AC.-— V> Dr- F’euoluwanger’s Cockroach, Ret and Monso Poison, a sure andsafe dcstrover ofihuso uoscious vermin. Also, his iiifaliblo Bed Bug Poison, for salo by G R HENDRICKSON, - 8 Confection from sebt J AYNE’S REM EDIES,— Jo J no’s Ex'pec'to"- rant, for Coughs, Colds, &o. . Jayne's Csrraativa Balaam for DjrsantOry.aii^ Summer Complaints. • Jayne’ft Hair Tonlo for iba preservation bf tbd Hair. ’ - Jayne’a Tihf. vertnifuf* ftr Worms in Cbjl- JSyne’a Sauativb Pills tor Blilibua Cofbplalnti; ike. ‘ : - A Itlga supply Of these popular rai rsceivaS and For sal* at Pbilsdslpbh e , . G. R. HENDklC; apY $. • _ -OibbooTj '

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, August 13, 1847, Image 1