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■Kalita amto tbertupott by the .Court, .
Sales of Real Estate by ExecutorH. AdtmuiMira.
lore, and Guardians, must be published SIXTY
DAYS before the day of sale. These sales must
be made atUie Court House door oftfie comity »n
which the property is situate, and on the nrat I ues-
Jay oftho month, between the hours often In the
morning and four in tho afternoon. No ufo from
Hay to day is valid, unloss so expressed in the adver-
^ 'Applications by Executors, Administrators and
rtimrdians to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to
gellLand” must bo published FOUfc MONTHS
Sales ofpowonal property (except negroes) ol
testnte and intestate estates by Exocntors and Ad-
ministrators, must be advorUsed FORTY DA\ S.
Applications by Executors and Administrators,
(or Letters Dismissory must be published SIX
MONTHS.
Application for foreclosure ofMortgn^cs on real
estate, most be advertised once a month for FOUR
MONTHS. ^
Ordersofthe CourtofOrdinary, (accompanied
with o copy oftho bond of agreement) to make ti
tles to land, mustbo advertisedTiirek Months at
Sheriffs sales under executions regularly grant
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DAYS—Sales of perishable property under order
order of Court, must he advertised generally, TEN
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Chill'Fever; Dltml) Ague,'Inter
mittent St RCiulltent levers' &
all live various-forms of
'£g*r- Biliotis'Diseases.’-fe:
vS.PHl'i DI liYfv; THOKOUGHliV
TTIHISinvaluable medicine Was prepareqlrotn
1 tn extensive practice of siveral years in a
bilious climate, and is nover known to foil of
coring Fevor anil Ague, dr anjr of the diseases a-
hove named,
Those who.are eufforing from affections of this
kind, as also thoso who have becomeinvalids from
their effects upon the constitution, will And the
India Cholagogue a most invaluable remedy for
purifying theblood.and thoroughly cleansing from
the system the morbid effects of a bilious climate,
The wondorful operation of the Cholagogue in
eradicating bile from the human system, can only
explain its extraordinary agency iu theapeedy.Iho-
ronghand permanent core offever and ague, and
the various grades of intermittent nod.remittent
fevers,.
It is equally effectual for the cure of Liver Com
ilnint, Jaundic
ice, Enlargement of the Liver : also
- ‘-a
Inlnrgement of the Sploen, called Ague Cake,
and the varioua forms of bilious Indigestion.—
These, with the other varied affections of such
climates, arising from a common miastnal cause,
are only modifications or the same disease, and e-
anally controlled by the aame remedy.
The operation of the Cholagogue, as Us name
imports, is upon the liver—promoting the dis
charge ofbite. The thousands who have used it
need no further evidence of its value than its hap-
py restorative effect,. F»r
jnn 11 Monnme'tt 8qnnre.
T ub native
f
FEBRIFUGE.—
_ For the Core of Bilious, Remittent and In-
lerniitient, or Ague and Fever, end other dMedi
ci incidental to a debilitated stale of the system,
iacli as night sweats. &c dtc.
Tlio native Febrifuge is offered. The proprie
tor ti aware that th** common objections to a*l
n*w preparations mill be urged against this, to
ohvialn all such oKjccitniui, he bus simply to state
that it is prsparud according to the recipt of an
eminent physician, who used it with perfect site-
ceis through a long practice, in path ps Hie mod
sickly region of onr country, viz : the Mississippi
vull-y. Again from the exiled es'itnutioti hi
which Quinine is held, not only by the people,
bat b\ the most skillful physicians, it will appear
•iipernrngatory 'o ofTer any new utricle. But the
Native Fohriftige possesses all ilia power anil cer
lalnty of Quinine in controling Fever without
affecting the head, and may he safely used there
for, where Quinine is ineduiMsiblo. It is not
the purpose uf tho propriotor however sanction
ed by emtom on such occasions, lo attempt n dis
play oftnmJical knowledge by adopting suuio one
of the coutrmlic ury llieurir.s‘iiflnut, with regard lo
tho character and cuuses of Fever.
Believing with the learned Gregory that
ihough there has been so much wriltnii concern-
ine Fever there is no one subject iu the whulo
circle of medical science which still imlolve* so
iiMtiy disputed points. Letting all theories pass,
»o stand by facts. The first of which is that the
Native Fohriluge will cure fever, from whatever
cams it miy hive originated, and if. any douln
caists.ns to the fact we invite the ufflictod to tho
te»t, with confidence as 'o the i-sue. What it Iihs
oons it will do. The following certificate of ono
well known will show what it has done.
M Savasxah, I Mb May, 1817.
Air. Jas. A. La Knche having requested me to
llila my kintwlekga of the Native Febtifuge, 1
t»ke phistnro in Htating that it was used hennfici-
alally m the Fevers or the valley of the Mississip
pi and A'kansas, in all cases in which Quinine is
Usually exhibited, and was admissible in congcsti-
oni of the bruin when Quinine was supposed to
ii* contiaindicuted.
, J J. MITCHELL, il. D.
I reparnd and sol.l. by
jamrs a. Laroche,
-*"I** No. 2 Monument square.
Chatham County-
ihe bschuaturof Chaihum County,
:,S
Jm-n 8 ' ofJotlN ContUN.duc'
WULR,F,Ag, an inquest of Esrha-t h h boeii
rota rued into tha office of the Chirk of the Su-
.'JMrior Court of Chatham County, in tha above
•?i»e, wheroby it appears that John Corran. a citi-
xen orthu United Slates, died intestate, an zed at
jhe time of his death of a lot of land, situated at
inunderbolt, in the County aforessid. coniainiug
oue hundred feet in front and thrno hundred feot
inaspth.moreorlHss; bounded by lands ofllorb,
dn .^ Cmsnn,—the said John Corran
not having muj,, nn „ ,ii-po?iiion or said lot, nnd
tho samn* 0 ^ W,ll,oul * uav,,, g an / person to claim
N iw, in pursuance of the Escheat law. this ad-
•aiitJuT"A M 10 sivo n!,t,ec 10 tho hairs or tho
him ir ■••o rri \?' oro,l,Hr8 w ho may claim under
claim thpr '’ bo ’ 10 a PP“" r «nd make
from th* ? ? ,u, l 'hrtol lnnd, within eighteen months
no mc . K h D * w ® r » or «me will be pro-
2 " hu Lsoha'ed. agreeably to the law in
*uch case made and provided.
»ep 11
U. W. POOLER, Clerk S. C. C. C.
BSiK! 1 WATER.—The eliurae-
lhi, w ' 11 k "" wn 'p rin *
npprn.l for nep , d «mnmendation. We
as mad. by „„ “""'j"' 1
sPpSisi
ar:;!tr
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I' rar .rly
■nd will liero Torn! P '| U n, V M "°"ked barrels
This water 2r n " V n t rtl,n ®« n, '"y climate.
s pti»s, Km,X‘"" ’ ‘ u, '"" r BI,, ” Ll ” k
For'iri «» 5 dollar,
,nla by lb. b.rr.1,,jnllno or nn d-atialu by
July 31 L M. TUR.VLIb * lm 0 . '
i'TfiiirnTiTin— Mo'i'iimnt tiqnnro
TOHACCO-=iiBW,-0^d.
»l«b) p Msjl ; '.win, Tnh.oro. for
jrmyll 0- R. HENDRICKSON.
)V*^5PT5io cooGiii.-jq,, „„i„
"■« Embroo.llon for
order it will „i. ' „'l* a vvb 2 requested tne to
su.lf'f"* CfllfinK. FnrJalebv .
w; HDMPHREva. jr.
A ror ..I.——
VsnsisZyiM H J. (81LBF.HT,
by:
W’»rr«ntod gum
u:a H.m.,10,1
d. and for sija fow,
ALBERT HARD.
Cured Hem« nnd Lard,
for aill* bv
►ug 19 9
ALBERT HARD.
C URES EFFECTED 1—WITHOUT
SEEING THE PATIENT!!
BY M. S. THOMSON, M. D., MACON, GEO.
The snbscriber after ah experience often years
in ihe use or Botanic Rkmediks, has so far per
fected his system of treatment ns to be able, in a
great majority of chronic diseases, to effect aper
mnnentcure without eversxKiNO tiir patient!
restoring them to honltli wiihps^inbjecting them
to the inconveniencnntid expWtsb of long and tedi
ous journeys, or the cold charities of strangers
homes and firesides. To many this may appear
ns unreasonable as it did to him eptnetime ago. but
facta are indisputable, nnd what to him appeared
then a more chimera of the brain, is happily now
a mnttor of every day occnrreiioe.
Tho undersigned lias thus Tar preferred publish
ing tits STATEMENTS of others relative to the
benefits derived from his practice, thinking thnt
tliHtcourso comported much belter with true dig
nity of feeliuc than pure personul puffing in the pa-
f ors or the still loss reputable course to which some
igh-mi tided (!) physicians resort, ol egotistically
sounding tlieirown trumpotsby thabedsido oftheir
patients: and 1 now see no good reason to change
my course, but shall continue lo give such ceriifr
cates, as will disarm doubt, nnd which, though some
persons d. em them '’easy ant up.” are yet such as
ha will give any man FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to procure their equal in Georgia—equally
well antlieniicated, under a forfeiture of a. like
amount. .
The facts presented by him are such ns he is pre
pared to demonstrate at anytime lo ihe satisfaction
of the affl.cted or their friends, who may wish to
test it. The following will speak for themselves:
Georgia, \ This may certify that in the
Jones County. J fall of 1844, my sou William,
about 16 years of age, was taken with nervottsfe-
vorond was ntten ied by Dr. Gibson for a long,
time; and notwithstanding nil he could do he still
continued to get worse, so that when the fever left
him lie had completely lost the use of his lower ex
tremities, nn-i could not walk a step nor bear his
weight upon his feet ? his legs became cramped
nnd drawn, and he suffered ulmost intolerable an
guish from pains; he continued in this terrible
state for over three tnouibs. reduced slmoat lo
nothing but -kin and boiio. At last when all hope
of his improvement had vanished, I heard of the
success or Dr. Thomson or Macon, in treatirigdis-
ense, and concluded to try him. ! accordingly
made application, and although the DoetnrNEVER
saw him, ho soon restored him to his usual health
nnd strength. Ho now rides ahoutnnd attends to-
hnsiuess as if nothing had ever been ihe mailer
with him JOHN BARFIELD.
Jones County, Nov. 24, 1845.
Gkokoia, \ This may certify that my
Houston County. J daughter Mnry.nboutlfiyears
ofage, had been attacked wuh chlorosis and o'h-
er accompanying difficulties, which continued for
•' Me leti
THE
a considerable length of time, and appeared to de
fy nil the usual remedies that could be brought to
bear on it. 8he suffered greatly with painful mis
ery, till it looked like she would go into fits. In
this situation, nod after relief was despaired of, I
applied to Dr.’lhmnson of Macon, who soon per* and Wine.
nSeiiy cured ner, wiuiooi u-ri« 8 v-u. —
S,,.;. now «,ound TeIImE^TER?'’
) I do hereby certify that my
) daughter Ann Eliza was ai
gia.
Nov. 23.1845.
Gkokoia,
Upsoui County. ,—„— .
tacked about three yonta ago with Palsy and Dis-
ease ct tiik SriNB, by wliioli she was entirely
disabled, and lost the use of the lower extremities.
She whs Immediately put under the care of Dr.
Kendall, who attended her forsontetime, but with
out benefit. We then applied to Dr. Parker, a
Root Doctor, who after no hnd treated her cnee
sometime, concluded that ho could do nothing for
her. We then appliod to Dr. Thomas, or Cullo
detivillo, who attended on iter eight months with
out the least benefit, for she was left in a most de
plorable condition, perfectly helples-. Wherever
she was laid there she remained, without the pow
er ofmotionby the greatesteffirl ofthe will. She
was so much reduced that ihe looked ns if there
was hot five pounds of flash on tho whole body,
so that she could he compared to nothing but a
living skeleton, if such could bo imagined. While
in this state I was induced lo apply to Dr. M.S.
Thomson of Macon, who l hid proud to say, by the
blessings of Provtdonco and his skill in the use
of remedies, has restored tier to excellent bodily
health and the use or her limbs, by which she is
onahled to enjoy life, and visit about in the set
tlement, without the assistance of any one. But
what surprises every body is, ihntshehas boon re
stored without having been seen by the Doctor,
h mint til, nominal ellion^nnwen'jrdotinm,^
FebrunrvB, 1846.
The above cases, considering their character
and importance, will put beyond dispute Ih» fact
ofthe possibility of curing without previous ex
amination of ihe patient; which, together with the
facility of procuring modicino, siuco tha reduction
of Postage, by mail, puls it within tho power of
every body, no matter where they re-ide, to pro
cure relief from their various maladies, ala very
trifling expense.
Persons applying fur Medicines ongnttosend
their symptoms and nge in writing as correetly ns
possible, when medicines railed to their vnnoni
oases will be compounded and aent. Letters, tn
entitle them to attoutlon, must be post-paid, nnd
persons applying from a .listnneo had better en
close tho usual monthly fee of Five Dollors at
once, his charge being an amiH ns to admit of but
slight risk in collecting. The poor of nny connty
iu Genrgin may have medicinea sent gratuitously
on presentation ofa cerillieate ortnability tn pay,
signed by any Judge of the Court, Justice ofthe
Pence or Miuister ofthe Gospel of tho county in
which he resides. The afflittted of the Rev. Cler-
gy will be at all times exempt from charge.
M. 8. THOMSON, M- D.
Macon. September 1, 1810. sept 21 .
r|71LOUR- BUTTER AND SBGARB—50 bhls
J- Baltimore Flour; 5J8 firkins choice Goshen
.Biiltw; 60 000 :SBgarsi.varimis"brHnda, landing
iVoWMaaMnend Oazenp..andfoMale by
. j ,n 80 . 8CRANTQN & JOHNSTON.,
si-
key; 66 do N O do; 26 die Rum; 25 do 5Jonnnga- JA tn ,
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
and other Diseases of tho
CHEST and LUNGS.
B UCUmVo nUNuAHIA.. BALSAM, Hi*
great English Remedy for Pectoral and Pul
monary diseases, still stands unrivalled and unsur
passed as the most elegant, agreeable and effectual
curative of these formidable complaints now
known totheeivilized world.
Three years of trial in the United States, during
which time it has been distributed frum Maine to
Florida, has only aerved to establish its pre-emi
nent merit in all parti of the country, as the great
and
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the worst cases of Pulmoanry diseases; and the
best nnd most agreeable curative of all tha slight
forms of colds, cough and inflammation, that cun
possibly be used.
8PITTING OF BLOOD.
This frightful symptom of approaching Con
sumption, speedily checked nnd prevented bv the
use of Um han’s Hungarian Balsam, which heals
the affected membrane, removes tho incipient tu
bercles, and restores those vital orgaus, tile lunga,
to a sound and healthy condition.
REMEMBER THIS.
Spitting of blood alwuys arises from a tendency
tn tuberculous diseases, and if not checked at the
uuuet, will sooner or later terminnto in dunth. A
portion who raises blood once, will rni-c blood
again, unless a proper curativeiaimmediately em
ployed.
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
This diitrcsHing symptom of Consumption ari
ses from inflammation of the lungs, on the mem
brane called the pleura, or from bronchial affection
ol the air passages. In either case il is a very dan-
, [erous indication of disea<e It prevonts full nnd
ree breathing, and wearanway the nalurul strength
of tho system. The cause of this symptom should
he removed at once; and nothing can possibly ef
fect that object so speedily and happily as the great
English Remedy, discovered by Dr. Burhan,
which is entirely vegetable in its ingredients, and
perfectly harmless in all its qualities.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases of Consumption, ihe Liver is nlwnys
more or le-s affected, and also the Spleen Pleura,
and small intestines. On dissecting Consumptive
patients, Tubercles nre often found in all ihese'or-
iinns, particularly upon the Liver, which ulsn be
comes fatly, oily and swelled. The effeol of the
Hungarian Balsam in disease- of the Liver, espe
cially if it bo of an ulcerous nature, is direct and
powerful. Simple disease of the Liver, unaltcnd-
d by Consumption is speedily cured by its use.
WINTER COUGH!
Tho hnrsh, dry, hacking Winter Cough which
nfllicts Old People, and invalids in a low state of
health is happily affected by the Hungarian Balsam.
It warms, moistens, and Ntimul itas the whole
breathing apparatus; removes all morbid mucus,
nnd other foul matter; purifies nnd nnimntoa the
bluoii; improves the aacretive nower of the Liver,
Spleen, and other large glands, and the digustive
organ-; and imparts uew life to the wun and
emuciuted system.
BRONCHITIS!
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Brenlhing, Harsh
Cough, a slimy expectoration, with all other
symptoms caused by aftection of the air-tc'oes lead
ing from the throat to the Lungs, nre directly and
specifically curod by tlio use of the. admirable
remedy invented by Dr. Buchan.
For sale in Savannah, by
J. M. TURNER <fc
July *
BROTHER,
Monument square.
P ETER COOPER’S AtJEFlNUGO
AMERICAN ISINGLASS—Warranted
jqual hi strength to Russian Isinglass fer Table
fellies, an • of great service n diseases where deli
:ato animal 'bud is required, and well calculated
or long sea voyages. It improves by age if kept
Jry.nnd can bo made into Soup iua few minutes,
andis ofgreaiserviee in clarifying Cider, Beer,
nl Cooper’s Refined Amer'can i-iuglnss, which
should'be fi st soaked in cold wuter for two hours;
dra II otf tn it Water then ako two quarts of cold
watar, one and a h If pounds of sugar, put in it
the white of three eggs, the juice of three good
-ized lemons, the peal of one, a stick of einnamon,
ulittle nutmeg, orange peal, or other spice to suit
tho taste; stir all the ingredients well ogether while
cold, theu boil tho whole muss four or five minutes,
and then pour it through a Jelly 3ug. when it may
be put into glasses or moulds, and when cold, will
•e fit for use. The moulds should be first wet with
alitlle white of egg and wate»*, just before the job
y is put in ilium, in order to muko it easy to turn
hem out on plates.
The Jelly Bag is made of flannel 8 or 10 inches
.cross iho opening, and about half a yard deep,
narrowing to a point at the^iottom. Tho liquid
dint runs through first, should bo poured back in
the jolly bug until it runs through clear.
And ono pint of wino to the above for Wine
Jelly. Other liquids in tdo from preserves, may be
allied by using the sumo proportion oftho Isiug-
ass.
Blanc Mange may be made.by using at least tone
Mince oi'Isiuglast fortwo quarts of uiiik, or cream
ho peul of two lemons, sugar and spice to suit the
asto—bring the whole to a boiling boat, strain it,
and when nearly cool, stir it well to mix the cream
that will rise while cooling, pour it in moulds, and
whan perfectly cold, it may be turned ont and
will then be ready for use. The moulds should be
first wet with cold water, which will prevent it
roin sticking lo them.
A fresh supply, just received, and for sale by
nov 2 T. RYERSOV &CO.
J " WINER & CD’S CANADIAN VWUll-
• FUGE—Tlio best remedy aver yet discov
ored .for all kinds of Worms. It not only de
stroys Worms and invigorates tho whole system,
bnl it dissolves and carries off the superabundant
slime or mucus, an prevalent In the stomach and
bowels of children, more especially of thoso in
bad health. The mums forms the bod or nest in
which VVorms produce tlieir young, nnd by remo
ving it, it in impossible for Worms to remain in llir
body. It is harmless in it* effects on tha system,
and the health of the patient is nlwnysiroprovedby
its use, when no VVormsara discovered; thn medi
cine lieing piilstAhlo, no child will refuse to take it,
not even tlio most delicate. Just received, and
for tale by T110S. RYKRSON
may 21
ings. son;h side Market
square, I am now offering alnrge.ra-ihlonahle and
entirely new Stock of Ready Made Clothing.Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Trnnks, Carpet Bags, etc. These
goods can bo sold at much lower prices than cas-
tomary, as I have adopted the cash system. .
It being a. new business, I will state that I am
prepared to furnish everything usually kept in a
Clothing or Boot and Shop Store. The mostree-
firfinn* gentleman ran be fitted out. from heed to
foot, at my Clothing Rooms, np stairs. 1 ani pro
vided wdh ft Jam "upply of Negro Brogaiis, sui
table for town, nvor or plantation ase. .
Trail that would\ptirchase or examine any of
my good-, I hereby announce th 11 am at all times
ready to' reoeive ealle.
v " ~ W1LU4J* B. HALE,
tear a jltife
raise, it show* it f* sometimes productive of macb
good.'
Syracuse. Deo. I3,184?.-D,oar .Sfn^Obe
ciromnsiance has greatly helped (he sale .of the
Balsam of Wild CWrryfiere A yotnlg Utjy was
magnetised,arid requested to prescribe for her fath-
er, who bei an affection ofthe lungs. 8h'e said
there Was «• medicine at Hough’s accompanied
with a small book, that would help him. ft was
the Balaam of Wild Cherry. He took it, and it'
cured him, She has since prescribed it for anoth
er. who has taken it with the eathe result
n Houoh a Bmpoxt.
P. S. Hough Sc Bridges are heaVy duruggists at
.Syracuse, to whom tfe refer the aurtous?
■ Pottsville, Deo. 83d, 1841.—Dear Sir,—Your
Balsam of Wild Chany has effected some aston
ishing cures here. Ono of which is an old lady,
Mrs, Russollrwho had been suffering fur a long
time with -shortness of breathing, and general
weakness, until she was finally obliged (o keep hei
bed. After various other remedies had heen ro
■ortndinto vain.-he commenced using/our Balsam,
and after taking two lottles, was «o far recovered
as to be able to attend to all the duties ofher house,
and on taking two-bottlte trttrtA Was entirely cur
ed. RekpeetfaflyH&b.
Jouir S. C. Marti*.
A CASE OF ASTHMA.
The following is from a distinguished Lawyer of
the city of New York, who(hHd been afflicted
with 'he Asthma for upwards of “TWENTY
YEARS;” and who after reiding such cases can
doubt the effieaov of this medicine ?
Nrw York, January 23,1643.—I hnve heen af
flicted with spasmodic ostium for twenty four
years—sometimes so severely as to be confined to
my room tor weeks; and althsugh attended by va
rious medical advisers, of th# highest reputation
and skill in the country,the.nlier wes but partial
nod temporary—twice tho disease proved nearly fa
tal to my life.
Some few weeks ago, I commenced taking
Wistur’sBalsnm of Wild Cherry, which gave me
instant relief, and a single bottle produced in a
few days what I believe to be a radical and per
fect cure. A. Williams, Attornoy at Law,
No. 68 William street, New York.
We nre acquainted with Ihe writer of theabove
certificate, and his statements aro oiititlad to the
full confidence of tho public.
F. A. Talmadok,
Recorder of the City of N«w York.
John Power. D. D.
Vicar Geuoral of New York,
P.S. The above certificate may be seen at No,
126 Fulton street, New York.
The following is from Mr. John Brown, an ex
tensive builder in the city of New York, mid an
other from Mr, Woodruff, or Elizohetbtbwn.—
The originalceriificntea uftheae and many others
may be seen at No. 125 Fulton street, New York.
Nf.w York, March 10,1843.—I was last fall at
tacked with a pnin andaevere -orene-s ofthe chest,
which continued for a number of week-. I hnd
previously for several years been subject toa per-
msnentweakness of the chest caused by a strain.
Tbislast attack gave me much apprehension, ns I
found it was the commencement ofa fatal disense.
About the middle of. December I began to take
Dr. Wiaiar’s Balsam of Wild Chnrry, a single bot
tle of which soon removed nil soreness from the
chest, ndded strength and vigor to the lungs—
and I now regard myselfas perfectly sound and
well. John Brown 01 Ann-street.
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Kno WLxsviLLX, J ii no 20.1813 —This will certi
fy thntl have been affiioti-d with a Liver complaint,
general debility, and pain to my side, 'for several
yenrs, nnd for eighteeninontliHhad been unable to
do auywork. Iu December last, I commenced tn-
king Dr. Wudar’r - Bnli'ifttfY>f Wild Cherry, nnd
found immediate benefit from it. I soon began to
gain strength, tho paiu in my side wa« relieved,nnd
I had al-o a coimh, which was entirely cured in a
few weeks by this medicine.
A-na D. Hopkins.
The above certificate is strictly correct
Knowles <& Cheeseman.
Just received and for sale by
»ept 24 T. RYF.RSON & CO.
a okmcui/uukaIjimElements.—
S\. Having made large additions to their former
assortment of Agricultural Implements, the sub
scribers now offer to plutilera nnd merchnnta, a
bolter Block than evor before offered in the South
ern country, consisting in part, ofthe following
ur'iclos, viz;
PLOUGHS.
Yankee Cast Iron. Nos. 10, 11,12and 20
Dagon, or Connecticut Wrought Iron, 1,2,3&4
Allen pattern
Ruggles. Norse Sc Musoti'a Improved, viz:
Eugle, heavy 2 horse or ox
Do. with wheel and cutter
No 2 B, a large 2 horse
Do. witlfwheelnnd cutter
No A 3. medium 2 horse
& 'h liibs?
“ flinch light I horse turning
" 7 do do medium 1 horse turning
“15 do do new pattern 1 do do,for lightsoi
" A 1, side hill 2 horse
“ O, do do 1 do
Sub soil, a heavy 2 horse or ox
Do. No 1, a medium 2 horse
Do. O, ] do
Double Alould Broad or Furrowing, 1 horse
C'Utou Tronchiug, 1 horse
Rice do. new pattern, withguago wheel.
The abovo Ploughs with and without utocks—
extra atucka for the improved Ploughs
HOES.
Lyndon’s extra Hack Carolina, 0, J, 2 & 3,crown
Do. bright do, 0,1, 2 it 3, do
Do. Rioe,No. 2 nnd 3 do
Do. New ground, PP and PPP do
Do. Oval Eye Grubbing, Nos. 2 nnd 3 do
Do. Round Eye do Nos. 2nnd 3 do
Lyndon Sc Co’s. Anchor, 00, 0,1 and 2 do
Brndn's Patent, 0,1,2,3 and 4 do
Light Yankeo
AXES
S'.’ 4C ° V } Vtrl.u, pattern.. {g-J
SHOVELS.
Handled Spades, Socket Spade*
CULTIVATORS, HARROWS, &c.
Improved Cultivator*, withlCurb Shnllera
fuaia whool • Fan Mill*,two aizea
“Ai — k " - —
Compound fluid ex-'
P(Ppartial ofthoQueens
respemfully referredlo the
18ih "Utabor. k,Of the Southern Jour-
nal 6f Medioine and Plwratacyi *
. For puriiyiug the blood, add removing all dis-
eases.arising from lho lmpprlty-bf the same; it Ts
highly racdinmHiided, as also for the ehre of Rheu-
mnttnin, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulcerations of the
Thrbal and lags, pains amf swellings of the hones,.
Xelter*, Pimplonn the Face, Uld Sores, and nil
Cutaneous Eruptions, Neuralgic Affections, 5Ier-
nuHftrDiseurtes.and ft>r assisting the operation and
preventing fatal eotitcquetices of Mercurisis in
Sypbgliii.
Tlii, prtpitMtion, (by adding tho Queen’, De-
light, dee. to the Sarsaparilla;) combines in a more
perfect degree than any known remedy, tonin and
alterative powers, arid i» highly recommended by
emineiit physicians.' It is prepared in consequence
or the recommenationa given by Dr 11 R Froal,
Professor of Materia Medlca iu (be Medical Col-
ji 8 8, *n hie work ou Materia
Medifa,only concentrated by a process ortho sub-
soribor s to render it more convenient for admin
istration. and with the exception of the addition
of mercury which may at nil times be added when
necessary. To show the high estimation which
Ur F entertains of the combination or ihu«e arti
cles,it is only neeassary to rarer to the above men
tioned wurk. f
Theta are few catai ofchrofllo arid painful Rhcn
matura that will not yield to the influence of Sar
saparilla and Queen's Delight, if duly persevered
in, especially if takon in conjunction' with Hydr
of Potash.
Is highly recommended for all disensett of the
skin, ehrnnio »a well aa recent. One bottle will,
in moat instances, effectually remove all pimples,
poNtules or bjutchesou iho face, to which young
persons iu this climate are ao much subjected to,
“rising either from impurity of the blood ordebil-
ll 7- It is the best remedy known for scrofulous
affections, sores and breaking* ont ip young chil
dren, and is uafe and efficacious in removing en
tirely every trace of hereditary disouses from the
system, in the tenderestinfant; in fact, in all cuta
neous affections it is invaluable. As a general pu
rifier or the blood, and an eradicator of all obsti
nate diseases, ibis preparation will undoubtedly
take the precedence ufail other remedies. Itgent-
ly operates upon and rogulmea the bowels, re-
stores to the blood its wonted purity, gives toue to
the stomach, and promotes digestion.
It will effectually relieve Erysipelas even in its
worst stages, and all persons suffering from this
distressing complaint nre advised to use it, first ro,
but if no marked roltof ho found after taking one
bottlo.it will be necessary to use the Hydriodated
Potash with it.
Not withing lo publish certficates ns is done in
Ihe cases of aljqnaok medicines of Ihe day, to ef
fect their sale, and so force them upon the public,
the subscriber begs louveto stale thnt his prepara
tion has been prescribed and used by a number of
physicialisaud planters of our oity and neighbor
hood, with great success, viz: Dr R 11 Frost, Ur
W G Ramsay, Dr Thos Y Simons, Dr C Pritch
ard, Mr 8 Lngare, Lt Wilson, U S R S, all ol thi«
city; Dr James Stoney, Bentifort, &c. Price $1
per bottle, or $5 forfl do. Prepared by
J. PETER AI. EPPING,
Chemist and Druggint, corner Broad and
King streets, Charleston, S. C.
Agent fur Savannah,
, ftf A. A. SOLOMONS,
dec 21 ~lyr Market square.
witharibxrqf
and CAPS, oir better tBnus thriu »*?or belbre of
fered having every advantage which Htiy iiianufso
turer cuntprissaiw, •. .
. I 2 1VF.-S, HORSEY,ft CO,
t«A,.U »h?f?/ V 5 RE T 1 h *’ «« b *criherheg$ leave
ihl°f i.-S 9 Wt" " f , f ,or,?n » p n "nd others to
ota.r In rnIt G 'It Ar * #,e "" n ' ,uie «M»ress|y
to order in England, consequently they cun our-
Iff fl .»* rrice, and d-nmid 5|“ hS£
utid- than those imported in ^Northern cine* for
the purpavp ora pplyiug tlie Smipi’.. T|,« juj, 0 .
w £f r° a ^ nrl °X 10v * ,oc,< 5 »' 1 * *
Plntn Double Qnns $7 60 to $15 J
Real Stub and Twin, Pat. Breach $17 io $75
Plantation AfitaketM $2 fiO to $4 60' ^
Westtay Richard’s Caps $1 60 p« r bag of 600
Wal.ter a best Cups 374 cents per box
r renen t.aps 1K3 cents per box
Best Powder 37|beiit8pet lb
Plantation Powder 20 cents per lb
D , $4 50 per keg
Baldwin’, Wnd.lln* ‘dOcnnti pcrl„„,
I Ogether with a general assortment of 8inele
Snnt, Rifle,, Pjainlfl, Fla-L., Rnien?
Ine r«Lle,„d Poeket enll-ry. Ilanlwnre. A-e. ,1
°“ h ' Ca " for your-
JOHN OARRUTHUns,
nPDATDIMr. r . Si| '" nf ll "’ Bl “ Oun
■ Kind, of (inn*. Lock,, dfco
cirefnlly attended lo by anperiot workmen
may J4
Jr rR n H»C°K^: r “ r
Vs Imiutton and DrociUtan TiV^fe j
A TREAI LSE on the Prartec of Medicine,
mZ.11 n '. M U - Pr..rc„or of
° n ' 1 In life Univo rally
PenneyIvanra j and one nl the miilror, oflhi
p . r .tt,n.n r y of United State, or America. Re.
jn’y r y J M. COOPER
kj^RESIl SET.DS.—‘The Subscribers Iihvc
J. received a cimice selection of GARDEN
SEEDS, which have been rnised with great care
by a Seedsman of high reputation, mid. are war
ranted n* good ns any lo be found in th'icountry.
arpAn Anna— MUHTAR D—Brown or
Block. While Guuliah.
MARJORAM—Sweet.
O N I O IV—Yellow Dutch,
L*rgc rod, Silver akin,Onion
ASPARAGUS—Gi»nt, and
Rout*. '
BEANS—(Klilnnv, Dwarf,
Buab or Snap,—Early Mo-
h« wk. Early yellow, 0 week*,
Early China Dwarf or Idrra
Kidney, RefuirPeor MOOto I,
llalfMoon (pain or ra niug.)
Large while Lima, While
Dutch 'Unnert, Scarlet run*
nor*, Red Cranberry.
BEET—Eurly blond Tur
nip.Long blood, whit i French
Sugar.
BROCOLI —Early while,
Lar*e nurpln Cape.
CAHBAGE — harly York, 1
Large York. Green globe Sit
voy, Early Suaar l.oof, Karl
Drumhead. Lota Druiulioatl
(.area lale B.iloraeti, Lata
flat Dutch, Early flat Dutch,
Green Glaaed.
CAULIFLOWER—Early
and Inle.
CELERY—White rolld.
CRESS—(burled or Pep
pefcrn.i Broud leaf.
GUCUM RE It —Early
Frame Eurly cluaior, Eurly
ern, Early long green
setts
OKRA.
PARsLEY—Curled.
PARSNIP—Largo Dutch,
Gurnacy.
PEPPER—Bell, Ceyene.
PUMPKIN — Connecticut,
Mammoth.
PEAS-E.rlvWe.hinpton,
31 feel, ear!y Warwick, 3f«et.
early double bloarutn frame,3
tact, early Cherllon, Golden
Hoiapur, 3J feat, Dwarf Mar
rowfat, 31 tact, Bi.bop'a ,|»f
P'oliflc, I fool, Mutchle**
Marrowfat or Tall, G taet.
RADISH—White Fall,her-
dy Lon* Scer'nt, Lon* Sul-
mon, Scarlet Turnip Yellow
Turnip, (finn Summer and
Autumn variety,) black Full
or Spnnixh.
RHUBARB ROOTS.
SALSIFY.
SAGE.
8 PI N A O E.—Prickly or
Fall, Round Leaf or b
tner.
SQUASH—Early Slimmer
hu*h, Eurly Summer crook
neck, Wintor crook neck.
Coeoanut or Porler'a Valpa-
rai.o. Vegetable Marrow.
TURNI P—Eurly while
Dutch, Flat or Spring, Early
Lm-gS’Ei.g'luK NorfJu"Hg'n-‘
", o ;r.aLv. k,,d ' |p "'
THYME? - *""”
Cultivator Plough, or Hono
Hoe
Common Harrow*
Foldiuy do
Corn nnd Cobb Cruabora, a
hand mill
Du. do. for borae power
Patent Churn*
Plantation Wheelbarrow*
Common Straw Cutter*
Patent do, do.
ftwlngtetreca
Orals Cradloa.ntw pnttern
Rica do. Jo-
Engliah Patent Scythes
American Or a* do.
Graa* Platt do.
Scythe Snaitha
Briar and Bush do.
Do. Hooka
Corn Cutter*. Post Spoon*
Ox Yoke* and Ox Bows
SCYTHES, HOOKS. Ac.
Fraila.Axv Helve*
Dirt Scrapora,for pub.roadt
Pruning Shear*
Garden liner, do, Rakea
DitchlugKntvef
Trnnijjlantiug Trowe'i and
Garden Reels, 9s. Line*
VVith a variety of Impleraeats not mentionQd.
For sale by
HAZARD, DENSLOW St WEBSTER,
jan 1
mPF.R 1V4BEIk’OUSE-No I)B..r-
Jr ling Slii “
ling Slip, New York.—Cyros W. Field
offers for sale at tho lowest Manufacturers’ priers,
a very extensive nabortmuni of PAPER, compris*
ing evnry pos-iblo variety, adapted to the wants of
consutnorsin all sections of the country. Paper
TTAYINQ TAKEN STORE 163 ° r " ,l k ' nd '’ ,n,, dejo order at short notice. Tho
JLJ. Owens' new hnildings. souili side Market
stock of Printing Paper is unifveally large, a part
ofwlilchisof very tmperiorauality. Paper Mak
era' Matoriuls of every.ddsqlptinn, imported and
kepteonsianlly on hsni(', »1» Feltings, Wire Cloth,
Fonrdritiier Wires,' Bltvohing Powder, Bine Ul-
trsmarino, Twine.
Rags.—Canvass, Baler Ropo, Grass Rope, Bag
ging, Scc., purchased ft»r which the highest price
• h -tat;:v:||VHon:d. — lyr July 24
GOODS.Georgia and Virginia
JL^ OiiriHbrir'ge; Heavy Striped de; Flax do; 3-4
and 4-4 Bro Shirtings; 6and 10-4 d6 Sheet
ing; Bleached arid Bro Jenna; Mariner and Shirt-
inj Stripes; Meriboro Plaids and.Btripes, Blue
end Mixod Danins*. Cotton Gimbroons and Nan-
keeris. fn store end for aalo by.
qtar 17 - HENRY H. 8TOTESBURY.;
•hortareen,
C A It R O T—Early horn.
Lon* Oran?o.
CORN—Sweet or Sugar,
Early Cnnarin. Tu-carnru.
EGG PLANT—Purple.
KALE — Groen curled
Scotch. Purple.
LEAK — Largo Scotch,
London.
ia, Large greenhead, Iinnc-
rial cahliMge.
MELON — Groan Citron.
Nutmeg, Cautolotie, Large
Musk,
FLOWER SEEDS.
In pka’g*. 19 kinds iu each.llu pka’gs. 50 kind* iu each.
do 33 do I do 100 do
FIF.LI) AND FLOWEri SEF.D8, &c.
BnnldvlKi.it, Bronm Onrn, Bine Gri„ Cornry
Sbbi), Homo Seed, Jlillet, lied Clovor, lly, end
O-iis.
Flotver Seeds, Roots. Fruit nnd Ornamental
Trees, furnished to order from *»ne oftho best and
most extensive Nurse vs aud Flower Gurdons in
his country.
An .isaortmhnt of nooks on Agriculture. Gar
dening, Ruining of ritnek, Poultry, Ac. tq which
will be nddnd the most popular works issued on
the above subjects.
Agent* for ilm American Agriculturist, publish
ed monthly by A B. Ailon, N. Y. for which sub-
scrip i.insere solicit. H.
fob H tENSLOW Sc WEBSTER.
B uckwheat flour..—in naif and qu.,r-
terbbls, for site by II. J. GILBERT,
f u 6 25 . West side M irkut , qua re.
rr»OCEre«l3S.—irni lilids N
vXzU tierces Slesm Rel
U. Sugar
Siesta Refined Sugar,
25 pHCkngpfl do nnd cm-b«d do
200 barrels N O Molasses,
60 lihdu Cnrdcnns do
60 hhds Sides; 50 do Shoulders,
60 lihds Hams; 200 hb!^Canal Flour,
100 Imir bills Canal Flour,
200 bugs Rio Coffee; GO bags Java Coffee,
lOO packages Tobacco, various brands &*izcs,
100 bbls Seed Potatoes ; l()0 kega Lard,
60 bbls and hnlfdo Maokrul, Nos. l,2& 3,
100 Grindstones, assorted,
200 boxer Snip, various brands,
25 boxes Starch t I5fl bhls Whiskey,
60 bbL Now Englnnd Rum,
6 pipes O. D Sc Co’s Brandy, pure,
6 pipes Holland Gin.
25 4 casks Malnga Wino, sweet,
25 4 do do do dry,
5 half pipes Madeira Wine, my own im
porting ; SOM. Spanish Segura,
20 ipinrinr chests Hyson Tea,
20 liolfohesla Black do
10 bags Pepper; 10 bagsPimnnto,
50 doz Ps'ntml Buckets; 200sacks Salt.
50 bbls Pbelpa' Gin, Scc. «fcc. dec.
In store, and for sale ou favorable terms,
" »•* Bacon Slinnl.
JJ tiers ,50 bjrKL Bnllunnr. Wlii«li»y| 50 do
PI'O p- Cm s il do Now y.uK Brniidy 1 60 do
Baltimore Hour, in .tore end for ml. h
_jimo»^ OONNEIWT* flARIE.
TD«kk
A Pork, 5
ANI)
roo „ , MBBF—s. bid, M,„.
Prim, do. • ™ ^ » J ’ C “ B ‘° f ’ »
July 17 WOOD, C LAG HORN Sc CO.
T INEN GOODS.
Xj Pillow
_ , , Heavy Iri<h Linnns.
uni ' fi’ f"P* r * l*i««i» Shcming,
*I^ OwtniskClloth I able Diaper and Dam-
? H 'lpkab.ick and Scotch Diapers French Tow-
oInaud N .pluns super IJur’kuhurk Nnpkins. win
Fronrb*| \ ” en D 5 11 ; J"' " h,J Mt, t|)ed do do,
rroncli Linen and llulmmls. sniped mid pluid Liu.
ons for coats. Received mid for sale hy H
j>«netJl HENRY H STOTESBURY.
T . TION.—A'riWffXtua^.ro^e^if^^
rnrifcrilnrly r
Blotches, Tmtcr*,Tan, Stinburns. )
..A WW.rf pleasure accumpNrifbi
this elegant preparation, Ih-iis reiwi
may 25, .V' .Gibbon’a BuSldlri'g..
t>AWi£-tOO;resmv Lettar^f^ -
A- Fapor, assorted auulit e.. J.,
for sale
may I f
D K t
ipor, morlod qui.lili..,
tiy <3. R. HENPgaa
JtiMtitc.iv. d on:
tuarv ruAiti'tt 1-11.E! eSc.bc;
SSEjS?*iBBa.Whflfor Ihb p 7
sale B by" lefn "l ° r "* t *- r - n “--
June 22
indlmiioilonioliflb^JifcombX""
vsnet** "** —
i’-'ii. nf IE —I'lonp.lo,' nnli rcorhi.
for ” l * b r n R uekdricIks'on,
rmy IB ■ .. . Gibbon.,’ builrtlrulr. .
priBBAIID’S l>ltl.S:~lT„—
XI j ’— . . *
J-A genuine tegetibln ooii-bilioii. pill,’.ter .nil
O R. HENDRICKSON
.’! n, - T 18 Gibhona’ buildili,..
B UU.’a SAkbAPABILLA.- A. H. Boll’S
Climpnnnd Exlrncl of Snr...pnrilln, for Iho
»" •" Srir,»pa,ilte. For,uio nits c,n1, P p 0 ?b” l i
m7vd G.Il. HENDRICKS^
gibbon,’ bnildliif.
T , A r 1 n v V".K.-Sol„r nod A.iralLnnio Wicfe
JLj «ll »mo«i wick, lor Ijird Lnidnj,»hd Coni
d op7aV r?r,y 13 n lll-NUtilCKSON
Gibbon’s buildings.
C A WPIIIIVE.—A fresh supply of verysur
penor,jn.t rornirpd, end Imp con,Unity oJ
»»btiW C.R. HENDRICKSON,
- . Gibbon’i Bnildini'ii:
c
oeroree
received and fur
mar29 J. WA
n ^ FLOiJJU,—’fill barrels
G *^ r »ia Flour, full weight, just
^IIRUilN At WILDER.
TV A It.—29 hints «Mir in prime, IN
x D Suaar, binding from erlir Ruth Tlmm-
a*. for sale by COll KN \V FOB DICK.
mnr 25
P 'LAIN AND FANCVlrAlTfUJOI’S-Jii.t
received and lor mile by
mar 0
r. T. WIL.MOT.
S r!d. A P M b^ B,a, J fll B - ,JP<Ve*MWO. -
, i '"-PorKin,. modn ol Milraninodor M,mi,lie
Knbber Con, p ,„, e<l ,u prrinr ,„
nil other nrli. lo. n.o ter lh.il pnrpn.o, o, Il c .,n-
bnl be alteeled by bool. Any do.i, .bio ll.icbllen
fiirnirhed In order, nnd for n..lo o, monficttiror'
P’jtiM by DENSLOW A. WEBSTER.
D f*'(’(C8, il-1 IJroivi, Shining.',
d-1 Sboeting., end Miilboro Siripo., Inr
A. M J —
mnr 23
H *' 1 -FAMII.V SUAF.-bU bn,3
Hull. Exirn Sloim Proi.od Soip.ii,^
mnaeJ and for • [ V\ .
npr Ifl
,l«l by . . •
0. R. HENDfttpK®N.l'
Gibbons BuildiHgs'.
■poWDER PUFFS & BOXES.—An oxiin.
f "-,—nnoM of Powdo, Poffi e„d, Box,,’
Bo.^tef'.i'ii 1 b7 ,he hMW ’ ahi
. *F , ; * 8 jajt. HENDRICKSON.
O ounces Sulphate Qui-
Vst/ nine, warranted pure, just received arid fof
“• hemiricksci?,.
P EPPER AND SPICE.-S0 bog. Pepper, '
do Spicu, just received, end for sale by
nnrOfl °* Rl HENDRICKSON.
QibhonV BiiiMlng.
S V W 1 00-hoftoii Sweet-Dri-hrutwr
O buttles, just received and for sata by '
m " r 27 G. It, HENDRICKSON.
/^JMAITlt^AOiYE.-- 10 basuets Chmupngue,
Csoorgia brand,jiisl received and lor sale bv
Hi J E. GAUDRY At CO. 7
S^ftwtale*by^ * ,, ,M ^ ^ store, nnd
_ ,l,ar 5 CONNER AT & BARIE.
N E. KtrRI—30 hl-N Prime Boston. Rum
• In store, mid I or sale low to rinse con-ien.
n,e,,, * 1 , L. BALDWIN %V CO.
may 11 j n _
North Him. Tiny, InnU-
Wmrf,term?o n hy r, ‘ s “I P«
_ mnv 11 J. WASHHURM Ai WIT.PER.
C loxxiV.—cin-rokoot'urn III riidiri, fur NHUt I
' lots tU’snit pnrcbascrri, hv
^nprST I. WASHBURN & WILDER.
^iplnrlul iliii.... ‘‘i —
by Ja,
N O Si PloinriS'Hj.inry'r.r Bnglnnd,
red Span,. " rili "S“ -f VV.il.ii,glun,
H’omnvind Hinnl.of ihe mo,I eminent British
Poet*, by Williem Howill.
, A ,i fl e^ rV " n V 'bo eirlie.i lime m tlio
f’"r. 8 fC E " ,n '° d “ !,,A ° ‘-noiiliurd tichiintx.
The Inlieril.iien, ■ No.nl, by MU S. Furrier
'minor ol lieHtiny.
lS& ■ b - V Mi ” 8 -“'b-o ol
A<.ool»iioti Di.cm.ed , or, die Son.linn .rtKe
irihiinn (B.nuunnri, lining i eoiiiroreriV be,ween
die New York 1 ribnne end tlio Courier nnd Ell
H J It")"ion,I.
file Life illilLdlliniKl ,L:,ni.
a En’tnlL* <,r .', A V"""S Meid’l Ftlrluno., by bin.
S C. Hall Received bv
jnue 23 JOHN M. COOPER
D omestic liquorsT~4:J bbun b ftr„',i
Brandy nnd Sin, in -«ror** fur sale low to
clo-e conMgnmen'a. L'. BALDWIN & CO-
June 5
feb 15
H A. C»A^
F liOUBa—Georgia Flour, in 1001b bag*, for
mIs by L BALDWIN Sl CO.
CJUOAlt—Prime New Urtaau* Sugar, land-
U ing and for sale by A. MINIS.
’ r 4
t> ArtMWS* dec.—Raisins. Figs, • Prune*.
XX. arid Preserved Ginger; for‘sale faiv ; .
H. J. GILBERT, We.t .ide Market eq.
fab 18.' ‘
Cl/OABi—5'fihds prime new c
Cr Sugar,landing from brig Macon,
mar 8 . 8CRAN.foV AJO
crop St,-Croix
i.and for ehte by
JOHNSTON.
*1X711 vsius Ya-l'Oo bids N Orleans rectifi-
W cd Whiskey for sain bv.
8 J. WASHBURN d» WH-DER.
—-174 ha#* itn, Cotn-u ; f>li do Si
vy Domingo di»; lan-iini! from ncltr Onmorrnt
nnd rnr naiu by
. 22
COHEN X FOSDICK.
S “ TfiAM fiNGINE -A Sinntn Engine o[ I2'
IlnrsB Power, for sale hv
"P r9 COHEN At FOSDICK.
SBG-ABS.—15,000 Havana
opgars, Suprroiia, and of varionn bniuds,
j-iHt received per schr Gnu WaahiMgtmi. and for
*hIh by CONNERAT A BARIE.
_ jurio 12
G UV*—25 bbls Phelps (Iin. jiiat received by
the brig American. Fur sain bv.
'''" r 10 F. W. IIEINEMANN.
JJEYNOLD3’ SUGAR CURED 'HAMS —
i Just received and for sale In
apl I
il^ by
H.J.
GILBERT.
f JTAYa—100 bnmJIra prime North Hi er Ilay.
XX landing from brig Clinton, and for rale low
from the wharf, by
June32 J. WASHBURN Sc WILDER.
D ON’T GIVE CP'Pt'BT Oftcjg
MORE. AND SUCCESS WILL BE
YOUR REWARD.—'To the snfferere of Rhrn-
maiimn I eddreax thw almve The Liniment I of
fer for your relief is now.nsed with astonishing
aitRcesa, end is reeomm-nded by many citizens o.
Savannah to b« superior to any thing of the kind
now before the public. r For your benefit only, I
kindly ask yon to try Humphrey’s Rheumatic Lin
iment, and yon will be rejieved in a very short
time. Prepared and sojd- only by me, at the cor
ner nf Bay and Drayton streets,
may 82
\ ton streets.
W. IIU.MPHREYB, J*.
CUOAIt AND COFFEE.—10 bhd,
KJ ^rima- P. R. .Sugar, 60 bags,prime Groen
^rkTMtie Mesdand
Rio Coffee. landing from’ bi
for sale by SCRANTON
JOHNSlON.
VA/um;-WASH BKOSMESi-An anorit
» T met or line qu.liiy, White-Wuh Brn.he.
ter ..leby O. R. IIENDRICKSGN. '
Gibbon’s Buildings
mnr 27
/^lOrj’liRAS.—20 anHks fine Green Conue
V rn "' r ° r «l« tip O, It. HENDRICKSON 8
m " r31 Gibbon’. Building.,
TSTISTAU'S BAESAM7“30doz W?T,
V V tars Balsam Wild Cherry, for the enre oF
t?r 0 nnd O nn, e gbniiine nr!
title, and put up in psekngee of i,.2atid 3 dozeii
ennh. Just received and for snlo at ihe New YorS
and Boston prices, wholrolo or rotail.AVr .
G. II. HENDRICKSON; .
Gibbons Buildings
mnr 30
F a .hsesvouTh VEHMirijGE-ioiro!,
just received end for sole by ■. ,, *
ronp Ol »nNDRICKSbN.
_ mar 24 Agent for the Proprietor,
T , H„ l ; t p'i so i , ‘ ,N „DAna.-,whim i^tss;
8» iV.'pti" n, °. n ' Almond,
While Sceiiinrt Soa]
for hhIo by
inar 20
'R “ireceived end
«• R. HENDRICKBON.
B“powders 14 '*n W‘ fc •“WMI.ITa
infinitely less trouble, than that prodiicriri with the
two powders in tb H usual Wey. rPri
Thomas Butter, 4 Chonpaidc st. Lnrnli
h 7 “ c
npr 7
with the
Gibhon'e BnUdiogg.
■pin (I. R. HENDRiriranw
Coob*«cb^^lif; anil' k
», D E«uchtwmger'7 Cnokmicb, nn, nnd'
Mou.a Poison, a aura and aafe ,l..trnrVr oflholn
""icion, vermin. Al.o, bi. inr.lil.lr Bod Bud
Pm.in.ter.ilo by (i R HENDRICKSON *
* p ! 6 . Olhhmi. B.iildlnr.. . ^
c
Colu
npr 9
ONI EOTiONAUY.—6(1 boxes Cplifectlop 1
" ° G-R HENDRICKSON..
[A YNE'rt
rnut,
^rCKn^K^S^' E,peC, °*
Hoir 0 ’'* 5»*- lfc« pre.arvolio„ of |h,.
drinfn*’* **• Ctll.' ?
& Jayno’. Sanolira Pill, ter Hilliobia Cunipl.lnla,
A Inreo .njiply ofihuo pipnlnr ramedla. In.
received end ter .alant Pliilad, libi. nriev, bv
G. U.HENDRICKBON'’
^L pr 9 , Gibboii'. IDilldlnf, j
pRESH TAPIOCA—1 bbl b„l.q„,|ii., jij{. ’
X received, and for sale, by . . ...
• n, G. R. HENDRICKSON.
-I"" 1184 i Gibbon,’ Bnlldin.l;
pOTASH.—S ca«k. firm ,n,t New Yor]
AT in,peel,on, lindmp from bite Arlon. ter aal
“’jnnoJO G ' C ' II «"
jnhnTd G. R. HEfiDRICKSON. J,
( 'J.INOEII —lO bega f,a,li oroond Ginaar
J jn«roooiv.dandter.ala. by “ * ’
.JR"? 18 O. R. HENDRICKSON
tXTBAPPIWW TWINiE^aibii..,.-,-
VV torlad aiuaand.qualillaa. rnr.il. >,„
inno 19 GiR.HEN
inneld
ED BUG POI8!
> infallaW. Bad Bn
terminate thoaa nosjona yal
ViaiJRKEY .
A and fnr aala .
j*" 18 SNID