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Newspaper Page Text■; vv-.c myr .AVrtN •'^* < ' c ‘ , -" , "” ,j ;, ll 0uuim«rcu U, '”5t «lTI® E OOLLAttS for nil uiuiiUia 4^-MFW s%fe,. „ „ _ E .„|, Ciutioniiy tlicClerho of tho Court; miSimry Uni opplioothra boo WBfmffi M ’.ftjfibrEMMitoroM AdmiAl.tratt.ra for Doit- ert^CWilor* to render in thoir nceoUnte, ntuet r;Sfcr.vj£K,w; SbsM"- ss.as.B'fK Snto S, eod»t tlto doe, Of tl.0 Court Houeo, ^Noticetorkotvo^oeoll°Negroes, must be pub- Ii,w“ r four moiJlM. before tm| order nbeululo *JnU bo undo dioronpon by the Court. , Halos of Roil Rdito by Exocmora., AdottnUbra- •i« ( i flinrdians, must be publinhed SIXTY O^Vd* before lire div or.ole. Thuso sale, limit .Ittho Court House door ol iho oouiity in illicit the property i. situnte, end ou the brat. ruea* Tjy of the mouth, battvoon tlto hours often 111 Uio {SSL} and four lit tho afternoon. No .ole from U'ly today is valid, uuloss so expressed Inthoudvar- 11 AMUcstlonsby Execnlors, Adrainiatralors end r.iYrdiansto tlto Court ofOrdiiintry for leuvo to lull Land, ntirit bo publishod FOUR MONTHS. Sslei of personal property (oxeont nejrpM) ol lt< utc end intestate estates by Exeentor. and Ad- ornislratort, must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors nml Administrators, lor hitlers Dismksory must ho published SLY MONTHS* Application for foreclosure of Mortgages unreal Mhk, must lie advertised once a month fo MONTHS Orders of the CourtofOrdintiry, (nceottipnniod mtliacopyoftho bond of ogronmottt) to miiko ti- tlos In laud, until bo udvartisodTuann .Motif tig tit lc tibcrilTs talcs nndoroxooutinns rnjtllnrlv qriiiit- cdby tlto courts, must ho advertised THIRT Y PAYS—under mnrtaaoo executions SIAM l>\v?3—Sales ofpprialiublo property uuaor orihir order of Court, must be advertised gunerally, TEN DAYS before the day of Sale. • * All betters dirooted to this Offlne or the F.d- tnr ,*nmst be po-t paid to entitle them to attention. nPiint, itunntes, Enlaronraent ortho Liver i.clso Ful ircemcnt of the Spleen, called Ague Cake, niid tho various forms of bilious Indigestion.- Tlioso, with tho other vartod efT ctions ..fatleh cllmsles, erising horn n common m.eemal eeoso, ere only iiiudifleslittits or the same dtsssse, and e. anally cent tolled by the same romsdy. . u ^ tiiu operation of the Chobigogne., nail.nntno MONTHS, foil W u . 0 „ ,ho liver—promoting the die oftaile. The thousende who have used it nced'nn further evidence ofttoi velue then its hap. py restorative effects. Court Cnlnntler for 18*10. (miUNOED FOR TUB SOUTIIRRM RECORDER.) SUPERIOR COURTS. JANUARY, Id MuaJ.iy, UhRiliarn Rioninuiia FRUIIUAIIY. hi Ma.iday, Crawford Pj alt] inf 8<l MuntUy, Com Clark Upiuii* 3d Munilay, lltildwln! Cherokee Pike Walton 4th Monday. Por«yth J.iok»on Murlwothor MARCH. lit Monday, Oovaw Lauren* Lumpkin Marion Monroe Morfiu Taliaferro Id Monday, Columbia Payette 0 ramie flwinnatl tlarrlf Madiian U nion Jd tUmi lav, Haiti DtiKnlb Rlborl OilflUT •II til Put mm Talliot 3d Tuaidty, Hullocli Pri,lay alter, Einojhnm 4lb Monday, Cobb Murray Newton Witlks*r W.ulmistou Wilke. APRIL. hi Monday, C.ini<len Campbell Mhuuii Wulkor Warren Wilklmon Thnrid.y after, R„bun Friday ifter, Wayne Id Muudiy, Carroll Dade Glynn ■ llalmraliam Hancock Hoary Muiilftiinorjr Kautlolpli Twigga Thuradny afior, Mclntoali nod Tattnall M Monday, Clmto-.ga Emanuel Franklin Floyd Heard Jones Liberty Oflclhotpe Pnhtki Thandar after, Bryan 4tb Manaay, B-rly llouiton Irwin J&aper Lincoln . McIntosh Scrlven Hlewarl Troup Tltursdiy ifter, Telfair . . M'Y. hi Monday, Bibb *d Monday, Chatham Dooly a,.. . Muscogee 31 Monday, Burke ... „ . 8uottnr 4tk Mouthy, f.na „ , Thomas Monday afier, I,..wtidns Mondar Thareaflar, Wire Thursday ,lo Appling , .. JUNF,. * IstMondiy Baker JaCTorsoa ’ A&* r !2i2’ l ?y AnrU •»' October. After 18-KI, 4th Mou liy Fclirtvuy ap,| August. til Monday, Dochtnr Uichuiouil AUUUstT. lalMondny, Crawford Puuld tif id Moudiiy, Dais Clurk id Mondiy, Baldwin! Chnrokco Pike • Upson* Walton lib Monday, Eiuninii'l Foray th Jnolison Miiriwothfir HEPTEMHER. 1st Monday,Coweia hnurciis humpkin Alurlon Mouroe Moryun Tti'iaforro dd Monday, Columbia Fiyrtia Orortio Owloiioll Hurrl* Aludhon Union . JJ MomLiy, Hull* DcKu b Klbnrt (siltnor iinii . Puitinm Talbot Ilh Moinl.iy.Cobb Alurray Newton Wulkor Wnsliinrtoti Wilkes OCTOpUR. 1st Munduy, Campbell At.icon Wnrrnn Wilkinson Tnnsdey after, Walkor I’hurnti ty nftnr, Rnbun -d .Muuday, Carroll Dade Hibaribnm Ilunuock Henry Moutfoinery Uamloliih Twiggs huraduy after, Tatlonll ■id .Hominy, Cbnttooge F.nnnunl Franklin Floyd Hiaid Jones Oglcthoruo Pulaski Ith Alonday, Early Houston Ira In Jasper Liuooln Hcriren Stewart Troup Thursday aft-r.Tolfmr; Ith Tuo«d«y, Bulloch Friday after. EOiotb iin NOVEMBER. 1st MomLiy, Bibb •4d Monday, Dooly Jafftirson Aluseojjeo Jd Alonday, Burke Camden Suiulor FrMny after, Wayne Ith Monday, niynn Loo Thomas Thursday after, McIntosh Monday after, Lowndes ami Liberty Thursday after, llryao -londay ther aftor, Were Thursday do Appling DECEMBER. 1st Monday, Baker id MonJay, Decatur ciiilfTevcr^Siiml)A^aepiriteiv imUGnt'&ReiTHlt'Giit..I r cvors & ;, all the various forj'ns df- 'igk*J5 ilipii s.Dis eases si^jid)iiA r &THOK(jitniiiiY ^f'iir7< C U RED . ...do'o^j food’s liitli'i Ct\v' A .., fa T 11IIS invaluable motl.ioluo wn, pwpttrOolfom an extensive prttclioe of sovcml yoars;in a hlllnn, olimalo, ami Is uevar known to huh of ourh«:Fovov ant Ague, or, W of tlto tlisonsesa- tM Th«wwinA>» snirarlni fiom nifocllohi or Hill Itiud, a. m tkoso who have haenma IttvolMa ITrom their rtf.-ots open tho oomjlltnlon, will find lha India Olitihigogiie a must hiynlhnblo ranwtly for, mrirying Iltabttiod.and thoroughly cleansing front ills .vslotil Ilf, morbid efioota ol a blllnna oltuilte. ' Tlto wbndorrul operntinn ofllto CltolagogUO in eradicating bile from tho human sTstom, call only P agne!hii(r the vat tons grades of hturoiilleol and remittent fc it Ucqnally oireotiiil for the cure of Liver Com- [illiinl, JtumiK jin ^1_ For«i»lohy J. M. TURNER. Monnme it flqtnro. enri’d Iv NOW ^'rifltKSncr F E CTE l> I-WITHUU 1’ C U SEEING THE PATIENT!! BY M S THOMSON, M. D„ MACON, GEO. Tlto etibscrii'ernfior nn experience often ycnrii in the use or Botanic Ubmedim. Im« so fnr per- fuotuil hid system of treatment ns to be ab e. tu a erent tminrity of chronic diseases, to elTcct npor. mnneiil euro without ever .«iNa THr. PAT.ENT, rostorit'g them to health without snbjectmg then, tolbolncotivenionceand expeuso of longandtedi- tuts inurneys. or the ottld chariliea t.r strattgor. homes nml firesides. To llistty this may appear „„ nor did to Itlnt .nmottmo ngn,hu| fitau urn itidismttnhlo, nnd whnt| h ™BP.PJ Ttiatt a mere enmiera of lint ttr.tin, U happily a matter of ovary dry oeeOtratlt,e. ..... The undersigned tins,hits tnr preferred publish- ing TBit aTXTXittaT, nr omens nlativo to the benefit, derived from his practice, thinking Ihnl tlmleonrse comported imiclt heller with Iruo dig nity ol reeling thnn pure pelfflialpllfilnginllio pa. per, erthe stilllo.s raptththleconr.eto which anme hlgh-ltlinded (1) physlolans rosort, ol egotlslloolly sounding llicirowiltrumpolsby tho bedside nflhelr patients, and l now see no good reaionln change iny coil,so. hut aliall onnltnui, to give sitclt ccrtlfi cues. a. will disarm doubt, and which.thotlgj an no persons deem then ‘'“"IL?t'iftNl n.ffi DOL he will give city man FtVb IIUNUREU DOI, LARS III procure their otpialill Oenrgta -oq" lly welt authenticated, under a fotrettoto of u like U,I 'rhe ractsprc.nnlml by htni'iro Hitch os Intis pre- ptired to ilomonstrijlq at any time 10 lha ttin J, the alii cted nr their I'rteinie, who may w.eliito . . j. fpho following will spenk for titBUiHeUe*. 1 J' IT This muy certify thui io the Jones Go'inty. JWI of 18V?, my son Willlutn, iihnut lOynnrs ofngo. wits token With norvottslo- vernnd was a'"™ *d by Dr. Ulbso" P.r a lung time, arid notwilhstatidmg nil he could do ho sill onnlinocd to eotworeo, so tint tvlten the fttvorleft him ho had oomplotily lost tho tisatifhis Inwrrtix- ttemWcs an 1 could hot walk a .tap nor boar Ins weight itpon Ills fuel I his legs booimn cramped mid drawn, and ho ,u(l'ercd„lmnelintolcroble,i.n. intulo itpplicalioii, nnd oUliou»lt l Dt,clor , f [ EV f;J raw him.^ho soon restored linn to his nsitnl henlth . , ,i. Mm now rides nboutnnd attend* to ufttgo, had been ttllacked Willi chornairland o It- e accompanying difficulties, which continued for aenthiidarnble length of lime, ttttd appeared to do. fv nil the uuunl rumedies that could bo brought to hear ctn it. She sufTaredgraallv willhpainfol arv till it looked ItW alto would go lutu fits. In thf. -itu tilon, an I after relief wna despaired of, I - ’ -...ond^-^rgr ihir.THB- GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Cold*, Conghs, Asthma, .. nnd other Diseases of Uio B UCHAN’S HUNGARIAN BALSAM, the great English Rotiiody for Pectoral and Pul* nionnry diinnaeg,'still stands unrivalled and intsur* passed us the in bat elegant, agreeable and eBuotual curative of these formidable complaints now known to the civilized world, . , .i Three years of trial in the United Statos. daring which liam il his been distributed from Maine to Florida, lias only served to eiiablish its pre-omi* tic tit merit in all parts of the country, as the great and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY in tho worst cases Of Pulmonary dineaaeRj and the best and most agreeable curative of all tho slight forms of colds, cough and infl munation, that cun possibly be u«ed. SPITTING OF BLOOD; This frightful symptom of approaching Con- lumpiion, speedily checked and prevented by (he live of Buchan’s Hungarian Bilsim, which ItenU tho oflected membnne, removes tho incipictii tu* bercles, and r«Mores those vitnl organs, tho lung* to a sound and healihy condition. REM EMBER THIS. Spitting of blood always nrises from a tendency to tuberculous diseases, and If not checked at the outset, will sooner or later terminate in dr nth. A perron who raises blood once, will rnim blood jHiii, unless n propercurativciaimmediatoly em- loyed. PAIN IN THE SIDE. This distressing symptom of Consumption ari ses from inflammation of the lungs, on the mem brane called the ploura, or from bronchial ulleclion oi thenir passages. In either case it is a very dan gerous indication of disease It prevotits full nnd ren breathing, nnd wears away the uatund strength of tho system. The cause of this symptom should bo removed at once; nnd nothing can possibly ef- ) Ido hereby certify that my y. jdiughlar Ann Eliza wnsal* ^eoitfia-Giiiithuiu Ooiiiiiy J ha Eschcator of Ghailtam'County, vs. of John Corran, duo*d. WIILRKAS, an inquest of Esclieit hasbeou roturncil into the ofiiee of thq Clerk of tlto .Su perior Court of Clnihnm County, in tho above M*o. wherchy itopoo tn. that J*’iho Corran, e citi- ton otths United S'ntsj, died iniHul ilo, so zed at the >t<ne of hit death of a lot of I tnd , ‘situated at t nun idrholt, in thn County afores lid. coniainittL' otto hundred feel in front and three hundrod feet ' voMo P ' h,,noro ' ,r V«»1 hounded by lands of Hprb v.llilit,son and Ca«s»n,-—the said John Corr-tn not h iving nude any disposition of slid lot, and the inrao* 5 w,l ' ,ou 1 an J person to claim N*ny, in pursuance of the Eac'mat law. this ad i,7a i ? Wn * ^ ta K' va nuliBH to tho heirs of the Ha John Co, ran, or others w)m miy claim under uio, irany snalt thara be, to appear and make • tvntiuhHMidlntofland. wiihhitugliteen monthn rom the date hereof, or the satpe will bn pro- annoedJo bo Esoh n ed. ngrueably to the law in •nch caFinude and nrnvido4. . , R-w. POOLER, Clerk 3. tC. C; C. ,Jilt 18, SXIDRR- LftTURpp'.llNItVITT Si.f nnccIVEU-Hiipjtrlileck In,lien .Cnpe i VVhit, r. nlirie MIt.lin t J.rkonet Site is now us uia* ^•ov.aa. 1813, (iKOItniA, tncked'nbnut litre. yeais?gu willl PxwV »>» R esse CJ TMK Sptxtt, Ity wlttell el,II wee ettltrclj Sii',title,I, tttfl li«' tit" " f,h “ l0 " cr She wee IntttUfil.ilelV P>U '"> d “ r "'. 0 0 '’P h r Kendall, wlm,mended lior forsometlmo,blltmtll^ nut benefit. We llicti np,tiled to Dr. Rent Dncttir, wltp after tin Ita.l trmWd sntneliitte.cniicltl.led dial be crnld do nnlIting fP her. Welben applied to l)r. 1 hnmas, ol Lul o ■lettvillu. who altalldad on bar eight month,, with - ..tit lint least botiefit. for site wss left to a most do ploraldo condition, perfectly $, ploss. Wherever ehe was lal I there site rent Sjj'l, without .ho pow- r ormotlonby the greatest eft'.rt ortho »U. She wits'so tiittch rodeoed thit she looked u<*m wss not five pounds of flesh on the whole body so that sltoootild bo compared to nothing hut a living skolelotl. if elicit Ootlld be »”«*"“*• ''"lie in tiiis statu l was tuducod to apply tn Dr- M-■ Thomson «*f Macon, who l om pi-oud to say, bvi>o blewingsof Providbnco nnd hia skill in th« two „f remedios, bus rostored her to excellent bodily health and the use or her limbs by which she is ptiahlud to enjoy life, and visit about in tha set llemmit. wiihout tho HSR.stancoofouyonQ. Uui what surprises every body is, that she has been ro -torod wnlioltl Itovinsheen eoxt, by the Doctor 1 andatthenotflitttl ThVnhovo'eaaM. ponsiderltic jliSTr‘®iaraoi and importance, will pnl beyond dl.pnlo Hi t |.,ot of the rosslBll.lTV of curing without pravtotl. ox- amimtlion ortho pstimt t which, together with the r.iriiitv of proourinn tuedicioo. silica the redttvuon or Host,ICO, by mall, pula it within tlto poivor nr tvr.tt" buoy, no matter where they rondo, to pro- coro relief I',out thoir various toaladios, ol a very ' r 'raM'ns P uppf)ins fur Medicines ought to send their symptom, nnd ago in writing a. correctly a. posaiblo, when medicinali limed to their various cases will be o impounded nnd sent. Ulters.to Hiiliile them to atluntion, uniat ba pnaLpaid, and persons applying from • J* 4 *^®* el, ‘ close the mnal monthly JVte of F,Ve s h”! once. his ch ir S o !>«»'•« *•* i.mU as to admit of bu t .sliHht risk jn coUediuB* ,The poor of any com, y In Georgia may have madlciues sent gnituitaosly on' pro*«ntation of& cirMfleure nfmshibtv to pay,* «ignnd by anyjit lge of the Oourl. JiiU.ee ofHie ; P«nce or Miuister of the Gospel or.the Coltfity fir which he residi?*. ThelfDir4*»<l of tbeReV. Clor* ' ~ • her 1, 1811. »pt «1 . ■MaCQO. Hopiemhnr l. M . P TTLO U U. BU I "I’11 It AlN Dcil ,Li 1 -srtd~,)ll hi,Is Baliimoro Floor ; 25 firkin,s choice Goshan ftotlert 611 OHO Sogers, tvarioos trronds, f T, lAOMBSTIO, lilttWOUS 1 L/ . Gin, varVnik brands; jiu, varlm ikeyt’M'do N Odi y.|n AV Li-key v . fub 6 8C llO-hh* ^urldWhia tiu.ttMoJlura;.25 do Mopong, - •• HUNGARIAN BALSAM or xxpxl ^ perfectly harmlossin allUsqim LIVER COMFLAINT In cases of CoitBumptlon, tho Liver is nlways more ur 1u j b nflucted, and also the Spleen Pleura and small intestines. On d ssoctiug Consiuniiiivu patiuiiut, Tubercles nre ofton found in all those or aans, purlieu! uly upon tho Liver, which hIso be comes fully, oily und swelled. .The cITeci of the Hungarian Balsam in diseases of tho Liver, espe cially if it be of an ulcerous nature, is direct nnd powerful. Simple diseaso of the Liver. unaUwitd- cd by CoiMUm ptino ts speedily cured by its use. WINTER COUGH! Tlto harsh, dry. hacking .Winter Cough which afflicts Old People, und invalids in a low sinto ol health is happily atleotod by tho Hungarian Balaam, It warm*, moistens, nnd stimulates the whole breathing apparatus; removes all murhid mucus, nnd other foul milter; purifies and unimntes the blond; improves tltc aanrelivo novver of the Liver, Spleen, and other large glands, and the digestive organ*; and imparts now life to tho wait and emaciated system. BRONCHITIS I Bronchitis, Dilficulty of Breathing. Harsh Cough, n slimy expectoration, with ull other symptoms caused by affection of tho atr«t&bes lead ing from tiic throat to tha Lungs, ere directly nnd specifically cured by the use of the admirable remedy invented by Dr. Bnctiau. For sale in Snvaunah, by J. M. TURNER <fc BROTHFU, j u |y 2 Monument square. P ET lilt COOPEH’S KEF1NE1* AMERICAN 181N G L A S S—\Vu r ran ted tqiitil in strength to Rurfaiau Isinglass frr Table lellios.au * of gre itservi-ic tt discuses where d«h :uto animal food is reqairod, and vvoll calculated or long se t vovagps. St improves by age if kept Iry.nnd cntibeUtade into Soup iun few minutes, and is of greatser* ico in clarifyiug Cider, Boor, and Wihu. To mnlie Talk Jellies.—Use at least two ounces ol Cooper's Refined American Uingluss, which shoitld'bo ft st soaked m cold water for two hours dra.n oil’tnat w a«r then ake two qu irts of cold wator. one and a h If pouuds of sugar, put in it the white of three negs, the juice of three good -ized lemons, tho peal of on.-, a stick of cinnamon, a little nutmeg, orange peal, or other spico to suit tho taste; stir nil the ingredients well ozether while cold, then boil the whole nmssfonror five minutes, nnd then pour it through a Jelly Bag. when it may be put into glossrs or moulds, and when cold, will »e fit for use. Tho moulds should be first wet witli nlittlc white of egg and watcy, just before the jel- 'y is put in them, tn order to make it easy to turn hem out on plates. Tho Jelly Bag is made offlannel 8 or 10 inchos across the opening, and about half a yard deep, uarrowiugto .a point at tho^bottom. Tho liquid that nius through first, Should bo pourod back the jolly bag until it runs through clear. And ono pint of wine to tho above for Wino Jelly. Other liquids in ide from preserves, may be allied by Using tho sduio proportion of the Uing h«s. ' < •, lilane Mtngc tn iv be ratde.by using at least tone sunco o'’Isinglass fortwo quarts ol' uiilk/or creom ho peal of two loutons, sugar and spice lo suit the aste—bring the whole lo a boiling boat, strain it, and when uourly oool, stir it well tn inix tho cream that will riso while cooling, pourit in mould*.and when perfectly cold, it may be turned out and will than bo roady for use. The moulds should be first wet with cold water, which will prevent rom sticking to theiii. ‘ A freshsiinply,just roceivod, and for sale by novtJ T. RYER3QN flr.CO. J WINER Jv CO’a CANADIAN VERM I • FUGE—The best retpedy ever yet disqov cred for all kinds of Worms. It not only t|o* strnys Worms and invigorates the whole system but it dissolves and c «rrie* off the superabuiidani slims:or limeiM, so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of.cltildron, mure especially of those in bad hoslth. ’J’he mucus furois the bed or nest in which Worm* produce tlinr-young, and by reino; ving it, it is impossible for Worms to remaiuin the hody. It i* harmless in its eflecis on the system, nnd the health of the patient is nl ways improved.!); its Use, when.no Woripsare discovered; the medi cine beinz palaiahlo, no child.will refuse to take it. .not even tho most definite- Juat.recfivad; and for sale by , ,TH03. RYEU30N may.21, • : ’••• v -n. TTdLYIWG TAUEM STORE I6S JlX Owon«’ ,n«^‘hUiMrng». south.side'Market square, I am now dfiVtihg a large,fdfthlonablo and emirely ne’W Stock of Re-*»- t*-';v Boots,, Shoes; TrfthkV, f pMHii mioa t foot, attoy .Clutmng,Hpnm»,‘rij» Kmrs. - i oqi prr ividvd with 0 Istrae aupply of Negro Brogans, su tabte for to\vn; rivi’r or pfsotatioi)‘use. ! ’ To'all l tbnt,wft r b1ll pttrcltnsn or -xturtlnq aa^k poU? , . -J ' Wrixt.IARf B. HALE. ' and be tho the'ary of MignetUir false; il shows it Is sdmeliuies productivo good. ' Srn/odsr., Dec. 13, r 1843.—Dear Sir;—One circumstance has.’greatly hplpod tbe itde pf the IJsl|,iro of Wild Qherryherq f( ynung hdy was thcro ivas a medicine at Hough*4 accompanied, wilh a small book, that Would help him. It was. the Balsam of Wild Che,ny. , He took it, and It, cured hih). She has since prescribed it for anoth er, who has Iftkrit it^wilh'the daroertisult. - Yours, Ac.. * Ilouon & Bridoes. P. S. Hough A Bridges are heavy duruggists at, Syracuse, to whotn we refur the carious. Pottsville, Deci 23d;l84l;—liknt Sir,—Your Balsaui of Wild Cherry‘ has effected some niton* ; ishing cures here. One of which is an old lady, .Mrs. Russell, who hpd.been suffering for along time with shortness of breathing, thd general weakness, 1 until she Waifianlly obliged to keep her bed. After various other’ remedies had been ro*. sorlodin to vntn.shocommenceduflingyonr Balsam, and nftcy.taking two bottles, was so far recovered 'as to'be able to attend to all tllb duties ofher house, and bn’taklug'tWo' bottles ntttroAvav'ehtirely cur ed. Respectfully *Ao. Jodn.S. C. Martin. A CASE OF ASTHMA. The following is from a distinguished Lawyer of tbs city of New York,'who Had been afflicted with tho Asthma for. upwards of “TWENTY YEARS;” an 1 who after reading such coses can doubt the efflenev of this medicine T Nkw York. January 25,1843.—I have been af flicted with spasmodic asthma (or twenty four years—sometimes so severely as to be confined to my room lor weeks; and although attended by va rious medical advisors, of the' highest reputation and skill in the country, the relief was but partial mid temporary—twice the disease proved uesrly fo Ini to my lifo. domo few week* ago, I commenced taking Wistnr’s BaUam of Wild Cherry, which gave me instant relief, and a singlo bottle produced in o few days what I believe to he a radical nnd per fect cure. A. Williams, Attorney at Law, No. 58 William street,* New York. We are acquainted with the writer of the above certificate, aud his statements are entitled to the full confidence of the public. F. A. Talmadok, Recorder of the City of New York. Joijn Power. D. D. Vicar Genornl of Now York, P.S. Tho nbove certificate tony bo aeon at No. 125 Fulton street, New^ York, The fo’lowingH from Mr.J*»hn Urown, an ex tensive builder in the city of New York, and an other from Mr, Woodruff, of Elizabethtown.— Tho original certificates of these nnd many others mnv he seen at No. .125 Fulton street, New York. IS'ew York, March 10,1843.—I was lost fnllnt lacked with a pain and severe soreness of the chest, which continued for a number Of week*. I had previously for several years been subject ton per- mancnlwoakness of the chest caused by a strain. This Inst attack gave me much apprehension, as 1 found it was the commencement of u fital disoase. About tho mtddlo of December I began to take Dr; Wistor’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, asingle but- tie of which soon removed nil doranes* from the chest,added strength nnd vigor to tho lungs— and I now regard myselfia perfectly sound und well. John Brown 61 Ann*streot. ■ LIVER COMPLAINTS. KNOWLE8ViLLK.Jnne2U. 1813—This willcerti fy thatl haveheenafflicted with a.Livcrroii pluint, general debility, nnd pain in my sido, fur aoverul years, and for eighteen months had been un tblo to do anv.wnrk. .In Decemberjnph I cpnutiencod la- king Dr. Witlar’s Balsam of Wild ..Chcfjy, and fuuud immediate benefit from i'. I soonbcgauto tain strength, the pain in nty side wa* relieved,and [ had also acoiiuh, which was entirely cured in few : weeks by this medicine. A'-’na D. IIopxins. Thu above cerliGcale id strictly correct Knowlrs A Cheeseuan. Just received nnd for sale by sept,24 T. RYKRSON A CO. aiu CiiMvo ucsuiun r, ixc.—• r nr me cuuipoxi Ub n ortliifiEktrabtisDd.tbe.prdpartiBa 01tboftnefcOh Dejight, Physicians are rpspeniTutL referred iti the : Gjh and tith hiittibei*, Vol 1, of the BoUiherij Jou^ - n’hl pfMedleliie and Pharmnoy. ' ■ Kqf pnrliyiiig'.lhe blood; and yotnoving nil dis- cases,arising from the.impurity of thes^tnoi ft is, highly recotnra ;iided; vis also fur the cure of Ubou- mutiaui, Sci'ofala', Erj fiipekis, Clcorntions of the Throat and legs, pains and swellings of tlto bones, TeUerd. Pjinpjesin tlio FacD. Oid tiores, mid al Cutaneous Eruptions, Nourulglo Affections, Met- cutjal Diseases, and for assisting the operation mid preyoiitirig fatal ciinsequeuce's of Awcurlal* In reparation, (by eddipg the Queen’s to ilia 8nrsapari(la,) combines iti a A GR1CULTUR.4L I.MPLEMENT3.- /L Having made large additions to thoir former assortment of Agricultural Implements, the sub scribers now offer lo planters nnd merchants, a bettor stock than ever before offered in the South eru country, consisting in part, ol'the following articles, viz: PLOUGHS. Yankee Cast Iran. Nos. 10, 11,12nnd 20 Degon, or Connecticut Wrought Iron, 1,2,3 A 4 Allen pattern . Kugglas, Noras A Mason’s Improved, viz; Eagle, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. with wheel aud cutler No 2 B, a large 2 horse Do. with wheeland cutter No A 3, medium 2 horse A 2, light 2 horse A 1, light 1 utuluor garden , Cinch light 1 horse turning 7 do do tuediupi 1 horse turniug 15 do do new pattern 1 do do,'for light soi A 1, side bill 2 horso O, do do 1 do Sob soil, a heavy 2 berso or ox Do.' No 1, a medium 2 horse Do. O, 1 do Double Mould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse Cotton Trenching, 1 horse Rice do. new pattern, withgnage wheul. The above Ploughs with and. wiihout stocks— extra stocks for tho improved Ploughs HOES. Lyndon’s extra hlack Carolina. 0, 1,2 A 3. crown Do. bright do, 0,1, 2 & 3, do Do. Rico, No. 2 nnd 3 do Do. New ground, PP and PPP do Do. Oval Eye Gtuhbiug, Nos. 2 and 3 do Do. Round Eyo do Nos. 2 and 3 do Lyndon & Co’s. Anchor, 00, 0, 1 nnd 2 do Brade’s Patent, 0,1,2,3 and 4 do Light Ynukeu AXES. c.tffi,,*c.Yj v&g-. {Sr*:: lypbalift. This proj light, Ac. to tha Sarsaparilla,) combines inn more perfect degree than' any knoWn retiiddy, tonic and alterative powers, and is highly recommended by eminent physicians, it is prepared in consequence of tha recoimneMatiotis given by Dr tl R Frost.* Professor of Matoria Medica iii tho Medical Col- logo of Charleston, 3 3, in hirWOrk on Mutorin ftfedica.only concentrated by a process ofllto sub scriber's to render it more conveiiiotil.fur’.admin*, ist^ation, and with the exception.nf the addition of niercury'whibh may fet all timesbo added; when nucexsary. To shew the high estimation which Dr F ontertainsof the couihinatioii of tho<c arti cle*,it is only ncconsary to refer to the above men tioned ,wq^k. - There are lew cases ofchronic and painful Rhcu matixm that will nut yield to the influence or 3ur- sapnnlla nnd QueenV Delight, if duly persevered in, especialty.il'taken in.ounjunctiou with Hydr of Potash. Is highly redommandod for all diseases of the skid, chronic as well as recent. One bottle will, in roost instances, effectually remove all pimples, poxtules or blotches on the fuce, to which yuuitg persons in this climate are so mtich subjected in, arising either from impurity of the blood or debil ity. It is the best remedy known for scrofuloiH affections, sores and.broaking* out in young chil dren, and is safe mid efficacious in removing en tirely every trace of hereditary diseases from the system, in the tenderest infant; in Tact, in ail cuta neous affections it is invaluable. As a general pu rifier of tho blond, and an endientar of all ohsti- unto diseases, tills preparation will undoubtedly take tho precedence uf.dl, other remedies. It gent ly operates upon nnd regulates the bowels, re stores to the bland its wonted purity, givostoue 10 the stomach, ou I prninuies digestion. It will effectually relieve Erysipelas even In h» worst stages, and all persons suffering from this distressing cumpluiut are ml vised to usu it. first so, but if no markud relief he found after taking one buttle.il will be ucccssary to usu the Uydriodutcd Potash with it. ' . . Not wjthing to publish certficales ns I* done in liic cases of allqnaek medicines of tho day, lo ef fect their sale, and so force ilium upou'lho public, the subscriber begs leave to stutc that his prepara tion ha* been prescribed aud used by n number uf pii)s'tciauaaiid plan ter* of nnr city and neighbor* hood, with great success, viz: Dr R 11 Frusi, Ur W G Ramsay, Dr Tho* Y dnnon*,' Di C Piiieb- aid, Mr S Lugarc, Ll Wilson, U 3 R S. all ofilift city; Dr James Stoiiey. Bonufort, Ac. PiiCc !?1 pur boulo, or So forU do. Prepared by J. PETER M. EPPING. Chemist and Drugg si, corunr Broad and King streets, Charleston, S. C. Agont for Suvunnah, A. A* SOLOMONS. dec 21—-lyr Market sqinrr. J AN 0 siibAfribcrs. Hre-nnw prepufVC tO (qrilUh •■the f*'rmer' patrons oftilut. supply .of these 1 ■by - - •*'♦ ■•'' • G* 1 •Oltl^tl TAJHUUA.- . tE-’jjEnjnfi'itrtd forral, lir: .*• ■ . •*'! ' jilti, 84 is fi'l Olhboii.' : ‘pO'jt'Asir. 1 ^ vs.ujM'sa Agent. bit; N. T SHle. I G ens, bifles, pistols, anj) H AUU WAl^E.—'J b.v anbxcrduM bep* li'oVi: to call, tho aueiuimi.uf. sportsman aiiil.-.qpifrirto ll;e ftiot that hisG.tius, Ar. ar« all innd^p^p'res-ty lo ordny. in England, cqiiscqiiviitly tli».y cr.u pur-, phase at the first f rico, and dr pend ,011 ii l>..-it< r ttlicl than those imported ill Nurtheru i iife* for the purpp,«e ofs pp'ying llje South. The folio- wing coiiipilie a pun of my *‘or k; vixt Plain Doiildo' Guii* $7 50 to {;IG Real Stub and Twin, pm. Br« a<’li $17 to $75. Plantation Mu*kH*.$2 50 10 $4 5U Westley Richard's Cops $1 Ml per pig of 500 Walker’s bent Caps 374 pertiox French Caps 1K3 rent* per hox Best Powder 3<4 cent* pm lb Pin nation Powder 20 rent* per Ih Do d* gl 50'p-rl eit Baldwin’s Wad ling 2Ucetiti per box. Tog* thor.with a gmier’d a-<i***inn**m of Single Vuns, Rifle*, Pistol-; Pla-k*. P*.in'lii**.’ 1 Roger*’ hie Table and Pocket cull* ry. Hard* nr**.'A c. <*l low prices for cash. Call aud vx-iiuine for your selves. JOHN CAR RUTH EH S, Sign of die Biz Gori REPAIRING of all kind* of Guu*. Locks, Ac, carefully attniiduU to by superior woiknicii may 14 A tkeatisf. on the Prnetic** o r Medicine, by ti orgo B. >Vnod. M. D. pr.f.ssor of Mater.a Medica and Plnrmicy in tlm Uuiven.iiy of Penusvtv min ; anil one of 'ilie h.i.|i«*ih of Ilia D's, en-atory of United State* ofAnnrlcii. Re ceived by J M. COOPER, j'dy 7 jnno16 terminate those tipxioti* vermin, fox sal* by G- R IIENDBICICSON; Srwliitl Tj-Vll. A. iPllAn’^ILE fiLEC M.J T UARY.—A,certain rtirw .fur tlje Fife e’uhor interiiul or external, blecdirg or blind; f sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. jnrie 22 *'. .GlbbtiuV BnilHing*. C OM If S.-f.Carved Torttdsu: Shell/ DWrfft Iiiiitation niid Br- villian Tuck Cooils. She and Imjt^ipn lohg hnrk'Co.mbs. Siile Cbndis of r -« Shell. Buf jd: Fifirf TCHI nd qtnllitii*4/ for.sale hy n.ir LlllJBSli SI3EDS.—Thu Subscriber- Iimvo J. received a c mice sele.tion of GARDEN SEEDS, which have buun raised with grunt.can: by nSuudrfinnu of high repnt.u'oii, and are war*, runted ji* it nml a* e**y tn be found in tins non niry. 1 Dutch, ASPAKA0U8—Gisnt, aud Rniiti, IttSANS—(Kldimv, Dwnrf, Uioli or Hiiap.—Ktirly Mo- luwk, Kurly yellow, 0 weeh-, Early China Dwarf or •|.irue ■Kidney,-Itarugceor lUOOlb 1, liu.lfMoon <|iotn or ru iiiny.) barge whito blnin, Wlilto Dutch Mioiier*, Hcarlrt mu' uera, Itcd Cranherry. UKKT—Early tilood Tnr- nip.bour blood,whit ■ French Sugar. BltOf.’OLI -Early wlibe, Larae i>u< plq Cane. CAIUIAGE - Karlr York, Isdrga York. (Ircen clohn Sa voy, Early Sugar Loaf, Eurlv Diumhnad. bato Diuudiuad, Larpo hito (titlaifna, Lata flu! Dutch, Early flat Dutch, Green Glased. CA ULIFLOWER—Early and late. CELERY—Wlilto solid. CRESS—Curled or Pep- porpraat Hroad leaf. C UCU M It E II — Eirty Pram- Early clustar, Early short eroan. Early Ions *roen C A ll R O T—Early lioru. I.onjr Oranpe. CORM—8waai or S-ijnr. Early Canada, Tincarora. EGG PLANT—Purple. KALE — Urcou curled Scotch, Purpln. LEAK-— Largo Scutch, London. LETTUCE — DruioliH.*.!, while Caldiayi*, Curled 811a da, Large’greeuliead, Imjie- riel rahliage. MCI,ON — Green (Miron, Nutmeg, Cautclope, Largr Murk. FLOWER 3EED3. tn pka'g*. 19 kind* in cacti.I In pka'ya. .10 kind* in ouch, do ‘J5 do I do 100 do FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. &n. B'lukwhmit. Broom Corn. Blua Grass Canary i Sued, Hemp Seed, .Millui, K«d Clover, Kye and 1 Oats. Flower Seed*, Root*. Fruit end Ornamental Treus.riirntihud to order from on8 of tho bent and most extensive Nursoys nnd Flower Gardens in this country. An niHniiment of Book* on Agriculture, Gar- doning, Rai«ing of dtock, Poultry, A:c, lo which will ho added the most popular works iisuad bn the above subject*. Agent* for tho Amoricm Agriculturist, publish ed monthly by A 11 A l«n. N. Y- for w hich sub so ip I wisaro solicit- d. * ' DI . - U 8 T A It D—llrou o or t)li>i;U, While F.iiulirh. . MARJORAM—Swral, O N ION—Yellow Dutch, Largo red. Silver tkliuUuiou lull* OKRA. PARSLEY—Ctirlad, PARSNIP— Larg* Guru»<'y, PEPPER—Bell, Cnyaoe. PUMPKIN-Coiuioctiout, Maimnoili, PE VS—Early Weahlnslnn, 2J fuel, early Warwick, -.’ftret early double blaaiuin frnmH,:i faol, cuily niiNjImii, Golden Hot*nur, :t| foot, DwerfMar- H,wfit, 3J lent, |iikhnp'» daT prolific, I foul, Matclilevfi Miirro* fit or Tall, 0 f-ct. ItAOHH—WhltaFull.har- <ly Long Scar'd, Lone Sul- innii, Scurtnt Turnip Yello* Turnip, (flue Bunimar nml Autumn variety,) Muck Full or Snaiibh. RIIUUAItn ROOTS. SALSIFY. SAGE. 8PI N AG E.-PricUyor Fall, Round Loaf or bum- luor. SQUASH—Early Summer bu-li, E«rly Kuiiuiior crook neck, Winter crook neck. Coconiuil or Purle/’a Valpa- rwi*o. V.'cnlublo Mari n*. T U It N I P—Early ehltr Dutch, Flat or Spring, Eaily re I lop. Early Garden Stone, Lurpj Encliih Norfolk. Han over or InnylTankard,.Pur ple top nuiabaga. TOMATO—Largo red. THYME. T>LAIN AND FAN (: v"l: Alt 'fi I tt’jp a - J Ml ■*•■ ron<ilvtd-B„d-|>ir *trl.i Various potterua. SHOVELS. Handled Spadea. Socket Spades rULTIVATtiRS. HARROWS, La. Improved Cultivators, witblCurh Slirllera poape wheel Cultivator Plough, or Horae line Cnmtuon Harrow* Folding . do.. Corn nu<l Cobb Cruthars, a head mill Do. do. for horie power EnglUhPetSnt Scythe* American Grea do. Grans Platt do. Pcythe Snail hi . ItrlarandBiah do. Do. Hooka Corn Cutters. Pqit Spoons Ox YbkMaand Oz Bows SCYTHES, HOOKS. Ac. Pau Mill*, two ilzea Patent Gliurut Plantation Wheelbarrows Common Straw Cutters Patent do. do. Swinglctrcea Grain Cradles, n«w pattern Rice do. do. Fruil«.AXMH»lvaa Dirt Scraper*,for pub.roadt Pruning Shears Garde - Ifnet, do. Rakes Ditching Knives Tramplantius Trowel* and yorka Garden Ueoli, Dp. Llr.n« Willi a variety of Implements not mentioned For sole by HAZARD, D.ENSLOW & WEB3TER. jan 1 •; t ( nf ell kind* made to piajey nt short nolioe; Tho sthekof PrlnifrigPiif “ ,'aper i* unhsunlly largo, a part ' vyhich is of very, gu parlor quality. Paper.Mek \ H’ MaiorlaUbr overy'deaeriptimi, im'por ad and Uaptnnns'nnUy.on hand,.via; Foiling*. Wire Cloth, Pohrd'riniur Wirey, Bleiiching.Pqwdor,, B ae/UK- tramarinyi Twine. &o.. . •’ iitr fr' J Rng* --i<jHrtY»frii; Bkle'R6>'e.;Gra*o ! RopK Bag- qingf&o.. fujrfchttxhd/ for: whiehithe hijho tpriee* 1 ir» ‘-isl, v-M >h nn’ul.. "r|Yf , Tu V-84^- rvrElV GOODS/-JG*of«ta uq.l t irjI.iifJ’. lost IrtSSftMVM* OV(i ; JWrtAt' MxHli.ron I Shirt- ‘Itu Strlptii-rfiixrlbtiro: PHtfi.rind Strip-...fllui . rail Jfil«p4.DlinWH.pqMOT-.CIPI1l,5xqOft» fit ■* Nan^ B A€ON, *Vc.—III hh l* now H.-ii-urt tibuiiU 'der$; 6U hurrela Uaftimun* Wbi-kut; 50 do Pliulpa' Gin J 25*dn New York lli.iudy j DO tin Baltimore Flour, lu siun: nml fur nil-.by j»ne tf CONNER AT »V IIARIE. F OUli AID! ULL1\ —3 otus Aiu.i* Poik, f»‘l do Priitia do, «U .Mesa Bnrf, 20 do Priino dii.’’For t-ale by July 17 WOOD, CLAGHORN A CO. L “‘ I VJEN ObOOS.-lIunty I.^h'TC'mT. Pilluwcn»« du, suntT 12-4 Linen Slieeiing, lb.by 12 D-iiii'ivk Cb)i|i Tai-b* Ui ip-r nnd Dam ntk. Huuknbiick atid.t*cnir|i Dnip** * French Tuw- cl* and N-pkim, kiij.it Hin'kuhuck Nujiklitv, w|it an.J hro Linen Drill- «|(», Jibud end «trl|;e*l do do, French Linen und l J ol nml*. Hiripnd iml plaid Liu on* for coals. Received mid fur *nle by j *ne2l . HENRY ll S'I'O rEaBU» Y. C lHJjROikljE rtxOIJU.-’DiTirmrofs / Kiiperlino Genrgiu Flnur. lull Wi-ijgiit, jnsi received mid fur-uio by •’•'• . |||,| r2 1 ) J. WASHBURN A_\V|Lf)r,R N O. SUCJAit*— 22; iibdit .air to pndie,*N • O Bu.ur, Imidnitf from rehr Hutli,Tboiri- 11* for sale by C01IEN A. F03U1CK. inur 25 T* T. WIL.MOT. OTJEARI KWOIrti« IUCK8NO. KJ I his Paekiuz, mmiu-of Vnk.miigml or"Metallc It libber Coiimnnilimi, .is uiiw juiMod Hiperior lb lill oilier mii'de* in iiin for ihut nurpmui, us If cun- uul lie nff.inlHd by bent.' A'fiy d''Hir..b|e lliiekiu v* furnished to ord r. nnd fur Sale m iii inlaoiiirer's prjeert by DENdLOW A WLIJ6TLR. nnr ID D O.IIKSJ’ICS. 3-4 Brown tsbutiug*, 4-4 dliueting*, and M wlburu Snipe*, lor su >ehy a. MINT3. mar 23 C iiampagIeT- 10 biikct* Clnimpiignn, Guurgin brutnl,ju*i rrceived nnd. for sale by »»nr 1.0 J E. (JAUDKY A. CO. variety of patierns, Dresning/.Co« fdd. Ivory and Englirh .Horn o -r -11 * l ~i»4ljtiM, v Tbr.snTv hy DWTKSON TH h 'i KL'l’H.—AJui)pultts' »ifi|i.reerbu A tic Elixir nnd hi* cult-brut, d Odotiiinc just tv ceivtddiid for sale by G U HEN'DRILKbON, uny 18 , .Gibbops'bMiljliigB. H lUUAtilJ'o PlLLS^Ruv..' U.>Uibbard'q genuine vegeii|ble atiti-bilioiia: l bilfii.. , fnr rale hy •; G.n. IIENDItfcKSON, • Oibboh^hoilding*. Blotches,Tetter*,Tan,' Siihbiirns Freckle*, Ac.- A dcpiee.bf plenrnre nccrhiiianiea ilia me of fhis ele’gijnt jiref.nratidfi, ’t*f i»s iVfrc-l.jng t fleet upon Urn skin, ’Culnucons irrjlnhiljiy end di rold- rjtiomnre also removedc'ohd .ri ’}‘ure aiftic nfilm complexion..established by Uie iia-'of/thW lutionr- Fur sale by G. R. H F NDRICKPdN. inny 25 ' ' Gibbnh 1 * Builrjinfs. I)Aft*JE2oU re 11 m* LeUcT 'nn.d'Fbul-ran; -IT Paper, aisorled qualities. Just Tereived nnd for salu by G. it. HENDRICKSON, nmy II. . •. ri uuuu LN'rf TOBACCO -AK) tmxeflGmia- VX win’s Patent pre*M ehewmir ThttiicnojTor:: ««l«hy ,C: R. HUNDK»CI(SOK. may 11 ~ . 1 ■ ‘ ■ •.%J}:f;1 JLL’S ^AlOiAPARU LA ~ A^ ilt, ituTPs Compound Exiriipl;,pr>*ur*apnrillfi. .for tho corn .ofSeritlnlu, d'i*enM*>; of the Skjn^.Dyfrcpgia, lllieilinalism, Chronic dm usps of ifujjiuiM, Jaun dice, Naur dgiu^t.o conntor«ct tho desiructivo ef fuel- of MeVctiry, nhd Kll.dfteasas uiku'ng ftqin an. impure atutu uf ibe blond, equal to any brepnrii- ifion el'- Strsupui illn. Fur Milo at 76 caiitn nor bot- t'e. l'Y 0 it. HENDRICKSON, nwy 4 ■■ ■ ^Giblroiis'.QioUtliiig. I A.VIP \» 11?Uftlurftnd'A^dj tirtMl)-VVTc’ir' J ol all size*; wiek* f.ir Ltlrd LniUpV.ldftU Cen- dlo wick, for sa!o by .'IjlHI END HICKSON ?J•' r G.ihhon»,iuildiiiye. A IS.—2U lituls N O Siixar, mi store, and O fur *«|h by CONN'F.RAT A- BARIE. ]\T E. KIH71.—3b bid- Prune Boston Kutn li * in btoru, und for sale low 10 elmo eoii-iirn- mem. may II L. BALDWIN A CO. H AY»~-1UU huin'le- Norili Ri.ei liay, Hind* log from brig Clinton.at Mqugiu's uj per wburf, for aalu bv mav II J. W.\9f!flUU\A WILDER. ■toiiif ••—ClieroR*- 4M1B Vy lo's 1 a eks, for MU.U ill Tab 11 B lENSLOW A WEBSTER. ter bbli, for s ilo b fub 25 qu tr- by II. J. GILBERT, West side M irket • quire. X>ATPJBR WA«BHOUSE-No 9Bur .1. ling.Slip, New York.—Cyros W.,Fti{LD offers for sale at the lowest Manufacturer*’ priner, a very oxtenslva assnftmeHt'Hf PAPER, comprl*. Ing every po'ssiblB'varlaty, adapted to the wants of eon-nmo.rain all seetiom oftthe country. H’aner In giorb, and for sale oufavorablo terms, hy * *•• *— -■ - • ‘ h ? .Av : cka.Ne. G roceries.-100 hhds n. o. sug.n zU tierces Bte im Reflnod 8ugar, 25 packngps d» and crashed do 200 barrel- N O Molts tea, 50 hhds Cardona* do 60 lihdt Sides; 60 do Shoulder*, 50 hhds Ham-; 2'ID bids Can il Flour. 101) half bids Canal Flour, 200 bags Uio Cuffue; 00 liag* Java Cufl'.-e, 100 pnckugesTobaccd.v'iriousbrdndHtStiizos. 1(H) iibls Seed PoLitoes ; 100 keg* Lord, 60 bids and ti sir do Maekrel. No-. 1, 2 A. 3 100 Grind-tones, a-Miriud, 200 boxes So«p. tnrimi* brands, 25 boxes 8tareh : 156 bids WKiskey, 5»l bbl- New England Ruin. 6 pip*:s O. D A CoV Brandy, pure, 5 pipes Holland Gin. 25 4 casks Malaga Wino, sweet, 25 4 do do do dry, 6 half pipes Madeira Wine, my own im porting : COM. Spanish Segsr*. 20 quarter ehe*i» Hyson Tea, 20 half chaste Black’ di 10 ba-.-s PepptT | 10 hog* Pimento. ■ 6*) dnz Painted buckets; 200 sacks Salt, 60'bbliPh'atjM’'‘Gin, Ae. Ac, &e/*' Tl LOUR*—Georgia Fln"'r. nv lOlllb.Ug*, lo feittiy ' I BALDWIN A ; CO. mar Iflk-, c ..:.•• • •- >••.•• ;-PT . P**’bh^it f ‘ i<. ijjai ~ BBC r 'CITOAR —Prime Ntw Orleau* Snsar. laiid^ iJS Itt^andjorji^. by . ','^AMI^ItJ. TQ.hlSIlVS, Ac— IS. tin.] PrawrM* Gin*-,* for. rain hy • • ■; '-llri.tGILOEttT; Wett riJo^lutk^wi, -.; mu uiui n wfivau* ri'ctin*. t’qiu 11 'alo suit purdn-iir-. by wpr27 J WASHBURN A WILDER. N O 24 Piotoriai Hi-iury of EuuimuL .*■ Vol. 3 (lie Writing- of. Wnshiugiou, by J.i red Sparks. Home-mid HaUnt* nf th* mn-t einiiient Biiti-h Poet*, by William Howi't. A Hi*tnry of Rome. I'nmi ilm aarlicai mm* to clip deulh ufCmmmidu-.AD 102,by Lfiiuhurd Si lunitK, F. U. H. E. Tiie.InhMrlt.iuca, n Novtd, by Mi-* S. Furrier, author nf Destiny. Marriage, n novel, by Mis* S Furrier, nutlior of Inheritance. A—oriilinn Diicnsscd ; nr. ilu> Surj disin (if the Tribnnu Examined, l*em<i a enutmter-y between III* New York Tribune and tho Cmiri-r and Eu qn rer. by f|. Graely.an.l H J i(.i)uiuU 1 . The Life of Edmund Ki an. .Marian ; or, A Young .Maul .1 I’mlune*, by ,Mr- S C. Ilfill Received bv jnno 23 JnfIN M COOPER. D CV.MESTIC I.IQl/CiTtS.—43 bbl- N E Itn.u Hranily mid Gin, in *iore *4'-»r *a|n low «. ( '1 AWi“• HIiktt'Si-—A fresh eupjdy ol' veryfu- V perior jii-trerolveih niid liiipf >Ofi»tshily on ’ hand \ ty G. R .HENDRICKSON, . "I >r M ‘ , ; (ijbhonV Building’-. D a y < Jf’* 4 lt <; A RMINATlYiE.—I p®SftT»U olu Luglish prepnrnlinut... warram^U -geni iuo, for ante by «pr 24 u.k. Hendrickson. H -hhH l AltllLC SOAI-.^ttl ho'x'V Hull, Extra Siohm l > ,i.,u,l Sonp. j,.i/ luuaed mid fur rnlu hv , , G.'R. HEND^CI _ "Pr HI Gif'KMM P U W JILR PUFJM & BoXE^—ATtxicK' Fun Hsso'iiftMnt-^PuWdfi Pnfl’smid nnxe*. Al-o. Puffs wiihnut ike boxes, and tin Powder Buxes.for snlo by 1 _ apr 22.. G ft. IfENDRtdK^ON. a UJ IAlftv.—2U0 etlhres Bulpjlale Qiif nine, warranted pure, juirrrceiyed and fol G. ItvllEN* ‘ i-dn,hy wpr 22 j.y; P epper and spIce.-sii do Spice; jiist.recejved, nnd- for-girip liy ft » iiVA'niiirifHhivf do Spice; -jiJjfc28 ... ..nejvcd, n <!. «. IIENDRICS q.blir.tilg,^ QWEEl’ OIL — 20 coxes Swum Oil in tfuar; O bottle*, jtiai received ,aitdTor'jialif.bY'i' -1 ...ar 27 - O R/HFNDRlClfsON. . y/y HITE-W ASH mentor film am for nil, by G.H.liENU, nmrg7 Oilibon', C ItJl'PEltAS.—till cushx fine'Gn tli ■ Copp ^ ra,, for onto hjr, G. H. IIEMJItlCKSON nnr til , " ■ ttibbiifty Hiiihijn;.. ' "Win. ' Di.ro,c. of tho worrotftri'the sthninc Or. lirlo, 011.1 pot np ill pocltngco of Ifeoift 3 dozrn i rnrli. Jil’t received nod for #n|o «l tho N'o'tv York J oud IJoitou prierr, .vhohotn nr rnlnit:l*v U. K. IlENDKICKSON. , r ' nr ft ( > ftihhonx Riiililntpo t ^A Hiyl.S'1 OCR'S VK just received and for V ■dtM IF(JGe— Viie by :••.•; [Ogroo cln-e ron-igumeu's. jiiiia 5 L. BALDWIN A CO- IRi’PRK —174 I., H - III" iS.Hfii t hit oo Ml Domingo do ; landinc frum vobr Demurrni and f**r sale by COHE.N A FUSDICK. "i • 22 S TEAM ENGINE—A Smam Kumne of i'J- llurse Power, fur *ala bv april COHEN AFOSDICK. and for^ile liy ' (i. R: IIENDKICK^ON. i""r 2l . Agent(br ibe PrVipViriPr. . T " GlLET SOAP IN BAIiS.-Ivirte Laven,Z dar, Paint, Rbsa^ Cjiinqmoo,. AWidfh(J, and While Scented Soup in Bar*, ; jur.i rereivpd and *•’ G-R.IIENURICKSON. ] for a.ilo hy mar 20 H avana skoars.—rfi.uni) ttanm Segirs, Supi-rou*, and of variou* lir uul*, ju-t received ppf *clrr Geq Wa-liingmii. and liu *nl« hy jane,12 C.ONNERAT,& BAUD'. B UTLKlt'M TAM,TED E RR 'tSiTlTlMTi t POtVDERM.—All the .olid injritfi. m. J, the Seidlitz Spring combined in onu compound a— t j, e effervescing solution.nf wiiiclt u, wi* ^ ry poorly l.atoroM. Uorj (eo..hflnp oral do. it ih nmdo ininmlj les*'Ume,:ifltid wii Y tronble.lhait that rirtidiiped wiihih /''I bid* Piioljm .(sin, jii-i, ryct-ivcii'. by VT ihe hrig Amcncni’. For ada by.' nisr'Pl P. VV. HKlNEMAh»N. R EYNtlLDM 1 SU..-AH CURED IIA*JS.t4 OIT.IIERT: .Just received aud lor sale by ap! L ’ ••'••'■■• ■ ■■ . • J - J- powder, the eifervercing solution ter i* very nearly tastcle**. pnbtcnldd. it in made in ini iiiflultely less trouble,thaN that rirbdii two powders ill tho usual ay/'-’T Tlionns Butler, 4 Chcnpside *t. La |-y U : KU ^ _ _ ; l - -3 cii vCs: rte Jv t .XI just ruM.eivod and for silo h'pl li:.LBzJgi&lE H .41f*~MK) bundles North Ri er liny. landing from bug .Clinton, aud for tale law frum th* wharC by . ' “") ** "■june 22 . J..WABHBURN '&• WILDER. J^0\'T“01VTE tjP! r _TKV.ONCE Poison, for jj epl.C r j..-;.-, *t'p;r.n ‘ _ MORE; AND g.Vi:CE33 WILL BE YOUR'REWARD.i—Tn the suffVrnra of Kheiir in«tlsin I:sddre*»tho ; abhve : Tli» Linim*|u I of- ilir for your. roliaEi- .now ns*d vtUh nstpnisbili/. .nieces*, .and J* reeqmm."nd»\dby rofiny,ciiiz*nso. Savannah to,ii'e superior io anV thing of tlio kind- ^otV urfi’tVe lha' plihfin. ‘ For yoiir benefit only, I kindly askynnio try'lfiHh'pHray’e Rfaoumnjic Un- imen’tr i sftfi bmrelhtyed jp- ft vury s.borT ( tlftio. ' Preparedniid’*oldfc(iirlf?hgruU)^y» tho cor* jt0r.nf,Ba^ondi0tojWn’>trfeb»^:w ii fox., m Expeato- '"r **t$ on of tho j ' Cl.ll- ipl.unts. {mL5- , MS? .*!• V ... ■ • Klg.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, August 21, 1847, Image 1