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Newspaper Page TextGEOnUIAft, C.XV or«Av"A T N NAn. * n> T,i-wc*uir «w*u»r Il jubW‘»^ 1 “‘J“ Tbundi/, and an Art ^uiae»* ,,e ®?'^ 0 f l h- i)^itt iicoRau!«,und tanUy»)* t l t V B miullisenco, Coimuoroial, PohUenl ^fSUSS^i ‘‘‘ cw , dmg Advcrlu “ mcu “ * ll niuu ul tlio awl# and Union* or (lc* « HVK DOLLARS r «t Hit DOLLARS lot in raoullu .. •ft'tiloou, at THU.* ^“'iollJu-oll p.y*b!o >0 "*»•««• M,,, ‘ ,r ?*•" l',!“i'vLitotsauJ AJn | iiii , ln | '''t» fur Dnbl- t N^jiSo londet i" ■!>““ MMUUU ' u,u '1 ^V'tiXV«» or 'W n,i,1 T or ! Solosot Noi™’* J. ,, 0 „ ,|, 0 tint Tuesday of ■uni lie at P U ' J ',' lh0 , m ,i,l nours of sole, at tlio ibo month, Some ,|, e csuuty where the Lot* fhe n> ,f,murr of Adniiaisltalioii, or(iunrdmii. .“fErro^tX^r'Ue'couti'f.ou.o wlwre.iMPliMjj* N ® • must bo pub. ,:mU ho ll ]'(^^'ti). > Eiecutors, Adinluisttn- Sohisof ItosI Walo ")^ MuhtJ SIXTV lots. Olid ‘ „f sa i e , TlioMts sales must « Qo U f, {| ou , e door or the enmity ill iissii “Seatioiisby Executors, MUM»j fluardiattsto the Court ufOtfoMr “Ltel'ofl'mrsoSpropni'y (except negroes'I of (dffiSXmS^'muet'ht pSod'slX M ,\mSll for foreclosure of Morlsence nnrcel MUtr, must ho advertised onco a montli fo M Onlr«of tho Court of Ordinary, (accompanied mlha copy nfthn bond of agreement) to ninho tl- ,lo, i, bud, must be adverlisedTunuu Moxtiis at * C S'rr-iTs sales under executions regularly grant ed hr'the courts, must be advertised MBTi !>AY3—iit into i»<ul*tie« execution* MAii i)\YS—Sales of perishable property iiuderorlor order of Court. must bo advertised generally, TEA DAYS before ibe day of Sale. • * AH Letter* directed to thisGffieeor the Lil- lor .Vnt lie post paid to entitle them to attention. I VOL. XXIX. •m ■ MVdNIIAn, TMCBSD.IF J liliill Fever, Dumb AUuii.'lnlci jiiiltcut-iv Hemiltcnt levers & all the various forms ol —. bilious JDisenses S Cl, 1’, 1)11,Y &.TU0 KOUGHIi'i NoodVtoSivCjip>a^' i T lHSinvalunbla medicine wua prepnrurilforo an extensive practice of several yeHrs in n bilious climate, nnu is never known to foil ni curing Fever and Ague, or any of the diseases a- hove mimed. _ . «... Thoae who aro aulTerin* fiom nffoehotis of this kind ns also those who have becouiu iiivnlida froui iljpir’rtl'. cis upon the conatiiution. will find the India Choi igogue n most invaluable remedy for pun'ying theblood.and thoroughly cloaiiHiiig from the system tho morbid effects of a bilious climate. Thn wondurfnl nporntiou nftho CboIagogiM.ni eradicating hilo from tho human syaiem, can only explain its extraordinary agency in thospeedy.iho. mooli and permanent cure offevrr and ague, ami tha various grajof of intermittent and remittent It l" equally effectual forthecure of Liver Com plaint. Jaundice. Enlargement nfihe Liver lulsn Enlargement of the Spleen, called Ague Cake, and the various forms or bilio.is Indignation.— These with tha other varied aft ctioua of such climates, arising from a common miasm ,I causa, arennly modifications of the snmo disnasu.nnd e- qnally controlled by the same remedy. The operation of tho Cholagogua, as Us uainn imports, is upon tho livcr-piomniing the dis cl.ar"H nfhile. The thousands who have used it need"no furthor evidence of its value than its hap. p, rc.lori.tly. Fortin j ntJ jj Monumo t Square, Fedtedi-vvituui't mUE SAtllTR FEltlHFCOS;- X Fur thn Cm, ofBillour, Kimmi.nl .ml In- tcrniitlcnt, or Agu. .nd F.vrr »lul oilier disci- n ineid«nl.d to a detuiiiated slate of the system, itich a.* night swea s. &c. &c. Tne native IVlird'ueo is offTivJ. Tim propria- i„ r |, .^wsrc that lb* co'iiouiii ohjacimus to n'l |.f,!|.»ratimw will be urged ag iinst tins, to urvittu f.ll such objections, lie has simply to s'atc that i: is prepared according to ilia recipt of an siDi'isiii physician, who used ii with perfect mic- c«u iliumuii a long prnctire. in peril ps tlm must sick!v rrginnof onr conntiy. nz : the .Mississippi vill y. Again I'rmn tho ei d.od eatinuUion m which Cliuiina is bald, not only by the people, tmt In tlm nm«t skillful physicians, u will appear Mip.-raiegAiory io offer any new article. Uutlha Native Febrifuge pos.«e*ses all the power and cer* ttiniy of Q'lilima in coutroliug Fever without ulTec'iiig tho tiuad. and inijr be solely mad there. fir, where Qniinna is inadmi-sible. It is not ih? purpose of ilia pioprietor however sanction- id by c/».tom on suth vcca«ion«. roatlrmpt a dis- pl»y aftn'Mlicd kimwlndge by ndopting soma one «f the contrndicuiry tlioories iiflnat, will* regard to the character and causes of Fever. Believing with the lesrued Gregory that thou ah there bn j be* n so much written concern ing Fever there is no one siiUjnrt )n the whole tirdo of nicdicnl science which Mill uiilolves so iiniiv disp'Mi'd points. Letting nil theories pass, tve stand by fact*. The first of which is that the Native Febrifuge will core fever, frmu whatever cui.e it nny have originated, and if any doubt exists,as to tho fact we invite the afflicted to the tu-t, with confidence ns 'o the i*sue. What it has dune it will do. Tlio following certificate of one well known will show what it ins done. AVASNAIf, J-Jlli M IV. I8i7, C Uk, Je^™>atif.nti, BY M. S THOMSON, M. 0., MACON. GEO. The stib.criher after an experience often years in tho use of Uot.vsic Rkmbdicc. has so Hir per fected his system of trentmniu as to be able, in a groat nnj«rity or chronic disea-c«, to effoct nper- maneulcure without cversiKtso the hat.knt, restoring them to hnalth without subjecting them tnthoincniivenloncaand expense oflong and tedi- ous journeys, or the cold eharitleii or strangers hum.* nn,l uru-ltlei. Tu m.u, U,„ mu, n,,„u»r uumclimo uuo.kul Furl, nru itulwuulnlilo, ami tvliutlo him „|ipc„r,-tl THUS „ mure chimera of ihe hruln. i« ImFpily notv . ninltnr of everyday ureurttm-e. ■I'll, ler-ixned ha.ihu. I»r preferred pnlill.h- in„ ni. -T.TettxxT, or OTHCR. relative to Ihu benefit- derived from hi. prime, 'hiohing th»l thutcourto comported much heller wllh lruo di»- nilynl fevlinellian pure porMnuIpnffitigllllhupu- t,or. or ilia viill lo-. re, jlileeour.elo which .nmu liish-mimled (1) phySthn, V/S’, irfhii .niiudiuB llieirown Irntnpol.hy .hehed.ulo nl Ihuir puliunut I 1 U"W .ee "" good reason to ehallUe my course, but .hall cunlinue to «ive .ueh eorlih o.io.,o.willrli««rmdoubt,and which.thmigh.o ue pcr.nn. d. uu.ilium ■•■"7 V , S , |{&NDRED DO™ he will give any man HVh lIUhUK-u nun LA ItS to procure their equal in Ge«ri,iu--equ.i ly well authenticated, under a forfeiture of'* like CONSUMPTION CURED ! BVOBAITB HUNGARIAN BALSAM prura The fnct.prexonted by him are such nx hut. pro- pared to dooioo-irrilv nl miyitmo to ihe<ati.r»etion of Ihe .111 eleil or their Irion,l., who may w »hi lo Id it. Tlm following will .peek for Ihoui.elxo-l nunnolv 1 This may certify Ibnt iilllie Jo,„m Ooomy. ( fill Idtt.my -on W Ilham, ahum Iliya,ir« ufago, wa. tnkan with oarvou.Pa ver and wa. atten ed try Dr. t" | r-ori frr lime; and nulwlth.landmg all he ecmh do ha • eaminned lo on. wor.e .o th I when th. ravethdl him ha had compfel- :y la.t lira naa of hi- lowar •»- Iromitie., an I canid not walk a .tap nor hear hi. W ,I,|,1 upon Id- fast; hi. leg- hoc mm cramped ,nd drawn, and ho .ufToredalmo.nillolerahloa„. rruiah from pain. I Ire continued in thla lerr hie ftale for over rhree monlh., reduced- almn.l n nothing but -kin and buno. At la., when ah ho e of hie improvement hod vanished, I herd of the Himce.. of Dr. Thomson of Macon in Ireatingdi.- o.«a, and conviuded tn try bun. I accordingly made application, and illhoilgll t e DoclortlUVEU flAWhim. ho soon re.lnrcd him lo In# usual health nod -trrngth. Mo now ride, nhoulnnd .llend- lo Mr J.11. A. I a Uriel,c having rrqauilad me In j ,l0l,1 '"d h 'jy < J[ x UAKFIELD, stucniy kmiwl, of the As'ive Febrifuge, I Inks pb.ik'in> m silting ihit it was iue<J tn*liefici« aiiliy in tin* Fevers of tlio valley oT the .Mifsis-ip- pi »n l Ark in.,»«, in nil c ues in whicn (Xniuine is Ud'tn'ilv exlubrrd. and was mltuissatile in cungesii- cm ofiti'i brnn when Quinine w.,s supposed in ka cuntniiniicitid. J J MITCHELL, M D. Prcnircd and sold, l.y jaJies a. urociie, No. 2 Mnimait*n' square. Georgia -Chatham Comity Ttio Licheatur of Chatham Coimiy, Tko Real Fsts’e of Juan Corhah. doc'.,. t WHURf'.Xd, an inquest of Eaclioa has been returr.f>d into tn«i odiro of the Clerk ol 'lie Su« ptrior Court of Chatham County, in the above t*«e. '.vlurthy itappoar. that John Curran, a citi- idn of ttj< Un.te t S'rttus. died int-stnto, s« zod at tlis ii.no of his dt'iili of a lot of land, situated nt I'lmderMt, mike Coimiy afore*dd. containing ons h'untrdd feet in front and thrua hundred feet in depth.more orb'ng; bonndod by lands of tlorb, Williunsnr, md Ca-iun,—the said John Corr-<n tilthivuii mida nny di-pndtion of slid lot,and hwi.n i||,*,| without leaving any poison to claim the run*: Nuw.ni p-ironncc of the EseWt law this ad„ Vflrm«in»ni is to K i« 0 notiee to the heirs of the sxu Joint Cmran, or nthurs who in ty claim under lutn, if «uy mrii there he, to appear mid mako ctivnto tho sud lot of land, within eighteen months »"ni the due hereof, nr the same will be prn- nu'iucarl to lie K*cli a'ed. sgreonbly to the law in melt cau> <ns>le and provided. II. IV. FOOLER. Clerk 3. C. C. C. ft.no- W ,<-l< K W A’l’tiK.— I'ha er.nrae. ben* this well k„r>,.„ spring .nn.aTr n«-H ci*mm.n(l«llon. w5 Z ' *»unti«u an nnuly.i. «» rnada by hn»t,!ochemipt. 9 "a' , 'J"( , ->«"n.a-x«rheron , c „|, 3 mu . , L , " ■ \ °, r ""in...., B mnri-in of lima, b oilplinte of limn. 7 sulphite of soda 8 nul. P a.e magne in. 9 carbonate P nf Z prob.- ■ " "• earbonate or magnek'u. * In i s 0*1100 upon the ryalein it U n„»palive J'H'Sl'C, duphon tir. end xllsr.iii, 0 . poMaied of f»*> er variety ofMibstincns end in more ahun* tt'sliT 1 " ih " i"""* - i . *" Uhurnu, w.lir.. In enmr.ri.nn l..i.rZ!'' I W " b a-'rowg.te spring, of Eng- tlwii !H l "f T' f , Mm ’ ronmi To •v.r. T F 1 *" 1 *" ""hr. neighborhood l.i'-l* VV.i.r taW * ° r u,ln * th. Bln, rn„,HV,fe"7 uol do wilhonl it fo, .nv set willk*.T,’r 1 M p ‘, ,t “Flu well soaked b.rr.fi Th i u,.i P r,}, r H,, y ,H '’ l g'h oftimoineny cliin ite. ftpliuj kZX™ F,nl0J,,, U PV tr Ulu - L-ck •’'if*) per lisrral radnred to 6 dollar* or ji o by u,,, barrel, xellun or on draught by 1-1,31 J tl- TURNER & liKO. (JblinsTiri 'l UhAtfco'^U hlx^G^. --r p ota?cTa fa ' June. Cminly, Nov. B4, Idlft, (ii-oRolA. i Thi. m.y certify that my Coumy. Jd.ngnler M itry-nhom IByenrs of.ga, had been rillacko,I Willi rh urnrt. antl n il- o,Hueompnnying rlittieuhiea. winch eeu.mi.v, for a cnnfldunblu l«ug'l> °1 llm»* ‘" J W’i 11 ml fy .11 the ri.unt rnmmlie. -Ini eonld be bmiighl In beer ,.n it. Sim -ulfervilgramlvvwllh p.lnful ml.- orv, till il lonked like vhe would go into Hu. In this -itu itinn, an I after rcliel was deapairod of, I npolied to Dr. I humson of Macon, who toon per* frcilv cured hor. without evor having sekn HER- ^ J OM.N "fER M ENT E It'' I ' 0 GeonniA 9l ' > ' l I do hereby certify th.l ray Up.mn Dounty. ydiughlor Ami El'ua wnsnl- tackvd nhnnltlirnc yeeteagu with 1 ALSV ASD Dt«- r.ASE cr Tire Spine. which she wa. aillirely ih.nhlt:ii, ami l-.nl Ike u-e of the lower er'Tmintm.. Sim wn. Immediately put uild-: llm c-re ol Dr Kami.II. wliQ.tt.mleil her for.oiuebtne,hul:with out beueSt- We then applied to Dr - P " k "-" Root Doctor, Who after uu h id treated her ensn .om.li.oa,concluded th.t lm eon Id do nor one for hrr. Wa than npplied to Dr. 1 bumec. “tj? “ rlaovrlle, who ellanded on Imr eight ninnlhe «hh- am the least benefit, for she wa. eft lit a most de plorablncondition, p.rftrclly hbjpl™*-; ''U""'’[ she wa. laid thare .ha ram .mad. wit out the paw a r of motion by llm gre.i.rteff-rl ofilm wi I. She wa. .oninah tadooad th.t .ho loolt.d »« if lhate w.a no, fiva pound, of fl«.h on th. whnla body, an that alia could be compared 10 notl.l.rw hill n living .kolalmi, if .rich eonld bo "0-g'"“^ Wbda in Ihie ita'e I w.a induced lo apply M Dr. *1.8. Thnm.on r*f Macon, who I era proud lo a.y, bythe blaasing. of Providence «od III. skill Ml llm il.a of reumdie., ha. re.lored bar lo eacellenl bodily beallh oral Hie use of licr limb, by which ilia l» enabled lo enjoy life, «ud visit ukoilt Mi Ihe art ilemenl, wiihoul Ihe uHUtunue "f enjri.no- But what snrpriae. every body la, Ihel she ha. been re- .torod without hnving baoo xgr.v by Ihe Doctor. -■-J* ——SSSSlf'aR oa GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Cold3, Coughs, Asthma, and other Diseases of the CHEST and LUNGS. B UCi,tin's nUNtiAUIArt BALSAM, the gront English itmuedy for Pectoral and Pul- uionitry disnases, still stands unrivallsd and unsur passed os tlm most ulegnnt, agreeable and effectual curativo of thesa formidable complaints now known to the civilized world. Three years of trial in tlio United Stataa. during which time it has been distributed from Maine to Florida, liaa only served to ostahlish its prc-eini* nunt rjarit iu all parts of the country, as tho great and ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY in tho worst cases of Pulmonary diseasvs; end the host and inosi agreeable curative of all ihe slight forma of colds, cough and inflammation, that cun possibly be used, SPITTING OF BLOOD. This frightful symptom of approaching Con sumption, speodily checked and praveiit'.-d bv the use of Burhnn's Hmignriaii Bulsitn, which heals tho affected membrane, removes the incin'mnt tu* berclei 1 , and restores thoae vital organs, (he lung*, to a sound and heaMiy condition. REM EMBER THIS. Spitting of blood always nrisos from n tendency to inberculoiis dUoasvs, nnd if not checked at the onuet, will sooner or later terminate in drnth. A person who raises blood once, will rain* blood again, unless a propercurotiveisimmediately om- l ’ l0>lld ' PAIN IN THE SIDE. This diotreauing symptom of Consumption ari ses from inflammation of the lungs, on the mem brane called the pleura, or from bronchial uffectioii n| the nir passages. In either case itisavery dan gerous indication of disea-o It prevents full and Ire** breathing, and wears »way the natural strength of the system. The enuso of this symptom should bo removed at once; and nothing can possibly ef- (Rctthut object so speedily and happily as the great English Remedy, discovered by Dr. Buchan, which is nmirely vegetable ill il* t ingredients, onil perfectly harmless in oil its qualities. LIVER COMPLAINT. In cases or Consumpiion, the Liver is always innro or le-s affected, uud also (he Spleen Plcma and small intestines. On dissecting Consumptive patients, Tubercles are often found in all theso or- unns, particul irly upon tlm Liver, which also be comes faily, oily nnd swelled. The effect of the Hungarian B-iUani in diseases of the Liver, esp— daily if it ho of an ulcerous nntnro, is direct and powerful. Simple disease of the Liver unattend- i.d by Con«umpti*»n is -speedily cured by its use. WINTER COUGI1! The harsh, dry. hicking Winter Cough which afflict* Old People, end invalids in a low ststo of health is happily affected by the Hungarian Balsam. It warms, moistens, ami stimulates die whole hreathing apparatus; romovos all morbid ui'tcos, and other foul unitor; purifies and unima'es tho blood; improve* tho secretive oower of the Liver, Spleen, and other large glands, and the digestive organs; atvi imparts new life to the wan and emaciated system. BRONCHITIS! Bronebiti*. Difficulty of Breathing, Hnrah Cough, a slimy expectoration, with all other py w ptiinis caused by affection of the nir-tbtios lend ing from the throat 10 thn Lungs, are directly end specifically cured by the use of the admirable remedy Invented by Dr. Buchan. For vale i'l Savannah, by J. M. TURNER & BROTHER, ji|ty ‘2 Monument square. (fC. v SEPTEMBEH 0, 1*4*. No »04 LADIES' SHOE EXCHANGE. L A D I E S', Misses, Children’s and InfnM'a SHOES, of every style,ahadaand pattern, at the NEW GRANITE STORE, 1011 Congress street. Savannah, Geo., sign of the Golden Hand. Jnne 17 DUCKNEU IffEESER, Nos. 1U5 and 100 Bryan atroet, Haro just receiv ed, a fine Hsnortmcni nr BOOTS AND SHOE8, for gentle* men, yontba and boya wear, of the beat materials and manufacture, and of tho latest style. Also Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes of every vn< riety and style, warranted ns good as can be round in this market, and at na low prices. A large and carefully aelocted stock of Plantation Urogntis which plantorsand factors will find to their advan tage to call and examino. Care taken in fitting measures. Also, a general assortment of Caps, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bugs, School Satchels, Ac. And a oupply of Ladies and Gentlemen's Pari* made Boots,dnectimportation. July 23 Tlio Subscriber being about removing from his present location, in vites the attention of his frien-'s and customers to his present stock which lie is prepared to make up nt a very reduced profit; his assorttneni of ready made Hoiking in of ■lie • rst order, and whs uol up unuer hi* own upon is ion, which he w hi m„i| tosi ue re-peci!'• Ily n-ks a call from his old customers; and gentlemen vistinz the ihe city will find it nn inducement to chII and ex amine hi* .tuck before purch»sim olsywhere. jonutffi PHILIP KF.AN. R U FA BAG A Turnip Seeds, crop 1917, ju* rec P i received per brig Marv. 100 lbs Laudroih's Rutabaga and Flat Dutrh Turnip Seeds. Al.o, Druuifbend Cabhnge Seeds, all crop of 1847. J. M. TURNER Ar. BROTHER, nog 13 Monument square. Wntutiei and Jewelry. Th» Subscriber wi«he*ib call the nttention of his cus^ tomera to a choice tiasort- ment of fine watches jual re* oeived* by recent arrivals, consisting of G*<ld Hunting Ca*e Levers; Gild Double ' Bottom Iu«vers; Gold Imi tationDunbloCase Lovers; Gold Anchor Escape ment vers; Silver HuntiMffCasu Levers; Silver Doublo Botmin Levers; Silver Anchor Kscapo* ment Lever-; Silver Lepine and Vertical Escape- ment. Also fine Gold Fob Chains; Vest Chains, Curb Guard Chain-; Keys and Cham Kings, nil nf which will be sold as low as in any city in the Unmn. AH kinds of Watchss rnpbired and wnr,*ant«d. D.B. NICHOLS, atig 1C First corner West of Pulaski IIoiisc.__ OoUwh.-Ju,,/, Il»5»u.i"?j^ “ f Boutra.' Embrt.o.rfo , oceiv- on for tn# to lha »h 0| . tloehas* Embrnesfi Ii"<- Fn, InI. bo W. HUMPHREVa.JIL February 5.134fi- .... , The atinve cases, cnnsnloring thoir rhoricter and iinpnrtanoe, will l>ut beyond dl'pillo lh - r.ict iif llie rn.stBU.lTT Ilf “urine without prnvini. ex- imlnlinn of the p.tieiil i which. In*.- her with Ihe farililY of prouurinx raedicioe. .Mice th. r.ducli.in of Po.lil,.. hy ra.il, pm. it within lh« power nf STenT B MiT. no in.ller wlierethey re-idn. In |irn- cure relief from their vurlou. raeUdlel, ote »orjr l, 'p l e’rra , if. P e"pp!yiiis fur Medicine, niislit in nnd their •Tniptiim. nnd age In writing eeeorreeily e. possible, wh.it inediefii.. .lilted in their mriniie e.ae. will h. o impounded and eenl. Ikillcr. in .mill, them In eitenlinn, ran.I bn pnsl.pmd, and ,' plying from e di.l.ncn had hei.-r e„- rinse the U.uel llinnlhlv fee 'd* Ei'l. Doll.lM el .Mice, Id. charge h-iing an .mall «< lo.dnill ill lint .lieht risk in colleeting. The p.rar ni «ny o .unly in Uenrele may ha*, nudlelnee pent graluilOliely 0,1 piea.ntalion nl u eeriific.le nl Inahilu* In ,,ey. efened by any Judge nf the Oouri, Justice nrn u Peace nr MinUjer of Ihe Oi'.pul nf lha Oonnly In which lie reeldce. The afflihUd of the R.»- (Her yy Will he e. '^S* THOMSON'Tl>. Micon Saptambar I, 18H>. P E 1’EB CUOPElt’S kEFLxEo AM ERICAN IS tN G LAS S—Wurratiled iitial in strength tn Russian Ismglas* for lublo iellies.HU . ul great servo e n diauuaes where dolt :atc animal‘oufi is -rquired.and vvoll calculated ur long se i vnvagos. it improves by age if kept try,and cnnbu'iotide into Sn ip ina few tuinutea, and is of greuiserviao iu clarifyiug Cider, Boer, *nd Wine. To make Table Jclliti.—Use at least two ounces nl Cooper's Refined Amerctin t-inglaaa, which should be fi st soakoJ iu cold wuter for two hours; drill off that water ih*r, uke two quarts of cold water, one mid a b if pounds of sugar, put in it the white of throe eggs, the juice of threo good -'Tfcu ietnotis.tho pen! of on*, a slick of cinnamon, a little nutmeg, orange peal, or other spice lo suit the taste; stir all tho ingredients wall ozether while cold, thenboilthe whole musafniiror fivetuiimiea, and then pour il through a Jolly Bag. when it mav be put into glass' s or moulds, and when cold, will m* fufor ihu. Tho moulds should be firatwet with slitile white of e/g and wale**, just before the jel- y is put in them, iu order to make it easy to turn him out on plains. ... . The Jelly Bag is undo offlitinel 8 or 10 inchev ncross the opening, and ubout half a yard deep, narrowing to a point at tho^hottom. The hauid that runs through firut, should bo pourod back in iho jelly bag uiitil it runs through clear. And one pint of wine to the above for Wine Jelly. Other liquid* in ide from provorves, may be ollicdby using the same proportion of the Isiug- * Bfmtc Mange may bo mads,by using at least tono sunce of Liiiiglas* iortwo quaru of milk, or crcsin ha peal of two lemon*, sugar and spice to suit the nste—bring t!ic wholo to a boiling hast, strain it, nnd When nonrly oool, attr tt wellto mix the cream that will rise while cooling, pour it in moulds, nnd when perfectly cold, it mny be turned out and will then bo ready for imo. Tha mould* should bo firvt wet with oold water, which will prevwnt it rom sticking »o them. A frc.ihaupply, jmt recoivnd, nnd for salo by nov 2 T. RYERSO 8 A CO A nimal itiaoxetishi vs. wis- TAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CIIERKY. The following, although it may appoar a little humorous to somo.is not the loot worthy of pub lications and bo the thairy of Magnetism true nr falao. il show* it it aomoiiuiaa. productive of mu-.h good. Syracuse, Dec. 13. 1812.—Dear Sir:—One circumstance has greatly holpod the sale of the Balsam of Wild Cherry hare. A young Indy was magnetised,and requested to prescribe for her fath er. who has an nftVciinii of the lungs. She snid thore wa* a medicine at Hough’s accompanied with a small hook, that would help him. It wa* tho BaUam of Wild Cherry. He took it. audit cured him. She has since prescribed it for anoth er, who has taken it with the satno result. Yours, &c.. Houon * Bridges. P. S. Ho-igh 3c Rridgos are heavy duruggisht at Syracuse, to whom we refer the curious. PoTTsvttt.K, Dno. 23d,1R*,!.—Donr Sir,—^Your Hnlsum of Wild Cb»*r:y has effected some naton- isliing cnrfiB here. One of which is nn old lady. Mrs. Russell, who had beon huflaring for a long time with ahortnass of hrenthing, and general weakness, until shn was finally obliged tn keep her bed. After various other remedies had beenre- sortedintovnin,-he commavicedusingyoiir Balsam, nnd after t ilting two bottles, was so fur recovered as to be able to attend to oil the duties of her house, and ou taking two bottles more waa entirely cur ed. Respectfully. Ac. Juijn S. C. Martin. A CASE OF*ASTHMA. The foliowing is from a distinguished Lawyer of the city of New York, who had born afflicted with the Asthma for upwards of “TWENTY YEARS;” and who after reading such t asos can doubt the effic.icv of this mnuictne T Nkw York. January 25. Idl'd —I hnvobeen af flicted with rpnmnodic nxthuia for twenty four year*—sometimes so severely as to bo confined to iny room lor weeks; and although attendodby va rious medical advixers, of the higheal reputation and skill in tho country, the relief was lint partial and temporary—twice tho disease proved nearly fa tal to my lift). Some few wecki ago, I commanead taking VVistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which gavo me instant rolief, and a single bottle produced in u few days what I holievo to be a radical and per fect cure. A. Williams, A'torncy at Law, No 58 William atroet, New York. We aro acquainted with tho writer of the above certificate, and hisstatommiti aro ontitled to the fuliconfidcnoo of the public. F. A. Talmados, lteoordcr of tho City nr Naw York. John Pottxr. D. D. Vicar General of New Y'»rk, P.8. Tho aboveoertific-'te tnay beseeu at No. 125 Fulton street, New Yotk. E P PI N G ’ S COMPOUND FLUID EX TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT, &c.—For the composi tion ofihis Extract ami ib* properties ofthoQuecns Delight, Physicians are respeciftllL roforred to the 5tli and Oth number, vnl I, of the Souihorn Jour, nil of Medicine and Pbarmocy. For piiri ymg Ihe blood, and retrieving olj dis- casus arising from tho hripurity nf the same, it is highly rocotum -tided, as also for the cure of llheu- matiKiii. Scrofula. Er^aipuhs, Ulcerntioiia of the Throat and legs, pains und swellings of tho bones, Totter*, Pimples in tho Face, Old Sores, nud all CuianpoiisEruptions, Neuralgic AfToclionn, Mer- cuiinl DlsaHses, and for assisting the operation and preventing fatal consequences of Mercurials in Syphalii*. This preparation, (by adding the Q,ueen’n De light, &c. to ilia Sarsaparilla,) combines ina mure perfect degree than any known remedy, tonic and altcrntive powers, and is highly recommended by eminent physicians, il is prepared in consequence of the recominenalions given by Dr H R Frost, Profce«or of Materia Medic* iu Hie Medical Col- lego of Charleston, S S, *n hi* work oil Materia Mudim.only concentrated by a process of tho sub- scriber's to render it more convenient for admin istration. nnd with the exception nf the addition of mnreury which may nt nil times be added when n>co-snry. To shew the high estimation which Dr F entertains nf the combination of ih«-e arti cle*,it is only necessary to refer to tho above men tioned work. Thera are few cases of chronic and pa : nful Rheu matism that will not yield to the influence of Sar saparilla and Queen'* Delight if duly perscvfered in, especially if taken in conjunction* witli Hydr. of PolHSil. Is highly recommended for nil dHrnsns of the skin, Hirouic a« well as recant. One bottle will, in tno-it iiMlGiirini, eflecuially idtiove nil pimples, po.(tilts nr bmtchcsion the I'.tcc, to which young persons in this climate are an much aubjee'ed to, aiisinv either from impmiiy of the blood or debil ity. It is tbo best remedy known for scrofulous nfiVctiuns. sorts and breaking.' ont in young chil dren, and is safe nnd cfikacioun in removing en tirely every trace-of hereditary disomies from tho ayatom, iu ihe tendcrest infant; inliici, in nil cum- neons Htfocii'jn*itMiiivjluabla. A<a general pit- rifiar"! the nloud, nnd uii cr.»dicnf«r of all obsti nate diienaes. ibi* prepnntiiin will undoubtedly tain* tlm pitcedanco of ml o;h«r tetnedies. itgont- i ly nitefate-* upon imd regulates tbo bowel*, re- Mo»e< to the blond its wonted purity, gives tone to the -min trh. nn I promotes digestion. It will etfoctuahy relievo F.ry.aipolas even iu its worst singes, and ull person* suffering from thif di*trn«ning complnint aro advised tn u*a it, first so, but if no marked rolief be found after taking one bottle, it will be nccusjwry to use the Hydriodated Potash With it. Not withing to publish ccrificates ns is done in lha c-tsea or all quack medicines of the day, to ef fect their sale, aud so force them upon the public, the subscriber begs leave to state that his prepara tion lin* been prescribed aud used hy a number of physiriatisand planter* of our city end neighbor hood. with great siteeeea, rizt'Dt R H Frost, Dr W G R.nm*ay, Dr Tho* Y Simon*, Dr (J Fritcb- jtd, Mr S Lngarc, Lt Wilson, U 3 R S, nil of thi- city; Dr James Stoncy. Buanfort, dec. Price $1 per luudo, or $f> forti do. Prepared by J. PETER M. F.PPING, Cbamist and Drugg si, enrnor Broad and King streets, Charleston, S. C. .Agent for Savannah, A. A. SOLOMONS. dec 21—1 yr Market square. HAT* AlYli dll-.S'.-tli subscriber.* are now prepnrec to furnish the foriitey pairou* of the . concern atid lh'o puidhS ceucralty, withanextensiveaiid wcll-«d«rted stock nf HATS and GApSe.on better terms than ever before of. fared', having every advHiuage which any manufac turer cm it ponscM. aug!2 IVES. HORSEY St CO. WJVS. RIFEEN, PISTOL®, AIM) 3 HAH I* WAKE.— 1 ’1 lie subscriber beg* f«avo to call the attention of sporhmtcn nud other* lo (he fact that hi* Guns. A r. nrn all mnda cxpre*-ly l>i order In Englnml, cnnsenuubily ihcy ran pur- chn*e at the firm rrice. bihI depend on a better article than those imported in Northern, fine* for •ho purpoie of *• pplying tlio South. The folio- wing comprise a port of my I’nclt; viz j Plain Double Gun* $7 50 |V» $15 Rent Stub ap/l TiVisi, Pm. Br-wli $17 m $75 Plantation Mu«ket* $‘2 50 to $ I 50 Wemley Richard's Cap* $1 50 por bag of 5D0 Walker’s beat Cop* 37^ cent* per box French Tap* 18J cent* per box Bern Powder 374 cent.*per lb Plantation Powder *20 cents per lb Do da SI 00 per keg Baldwin’* Wadding VOoenti p«*rbo<r. Tog*-tb«r wiih a general assortment of Single ^iiiis. Rifles, PiHol*. Flevk*. Punches. Rogers' hie Table and Pocketcuih-ry. Hardware, Ac. at low prices for ca.-h- Call aud examine for your- *olva*. JOHN CARRUTHEIIS. Sign nf ilie Big Gun REPAIRING of all kinds nf Gun*, L"ck»,Ac. carefully attended to by superior workmen, mny 14* \ UieiCULTUltALIMPLEMENTS.- zlL Having made large addition* to their form F ltESIft SEEDS,— 1 lie Suoscriticr* liavn recnived a etioine selection of GARDEN SEEDS, which have been raised with groat care by a Seedsman of high roputatfon, and are war* runted a* gmnl a* any tn be found in thisnounlry. ASPAKAOUS—aiant, and Root*. HR,\N8-'KHney, Dwnrf, Bu»li or 8i,.»j».—Unrly Mo* hawk. Ktrly yellow. G if eekv, Early Chinn Dwarf or Urge Kidney, Kofujroor 1000lo 1, Half Moon (polo or ru nlng.) Lnrpo whim l.ima, White Dutch ■ nnnara, NcnrlM run ner Red I’mnbsrry. BREr—E-rly l.lnml Tui nip,l.ong bloo-i,whit Ereuch SuK«r HROCOLI—Early whim, Large purple Capo. . ABItAUE — Early York,'feat, early Charlton,Holden *’ ' " *lo*- " **' ~ M U8TA II D-Rrown or Black. While Enalivh. M A It JO It AM—Steer l. O N I O .N—Yellow Dutch, Large red, silver skin.Oniou letta OKRA. PA Ilsl.EY—Curled. PARSNIP—Large Dutch, urn-y. PEPPER-Bell. Cttyene. PUMPKIN — Connecticut, Mammoth. PEAS—Enrly \Va»hlnflon, 8J fet.oar'y Warwick, Vfivt. early double bloaioin frame,3 assortment of Aifrirultural Implemetii*. the sub- scribers now offer to planter* and uicrchunla, a belter stock than uverbuforu offered in the South orn country, consisting ih part, of the following ur'icles, viz: PLOUGHS. Yankee Cant Iron. Nos. 10, 11,12 and 20 Dngou, or Connecticut Wrought Irou. 1,2,3 &-1 Allan pattern Buggies, Nnrsi A Mason’s Improve! viz; Engle, heavy 2 horse or ox Do. with wheel and cutter No ‘2 B, a lar^e 2 horse Do. with whrn'nud cutter No A 3, medium V hnrse *' A 2, light 2 horse " A 1, light 1 nmleor ztraen •' 61 nsh light J horse to; ning 7 do do medium 1 horre turning 15 do do new pattern 1 do do, for light sot A I, side hill ‘2 hm-so O, dn doJ, do Sub-soil, a hoav ™2 horse or ox Do. No 1, n medium 2 lioisn Do. O, 1 rin Double Mould Broad orFurn.wtng, I horse Cotton Trenching. 1 horse Rice do. new pattern, withgungc wheel. The abovo Ploughs with and without stock*— extra stock)] for the improved Ploughn HOES. Lyndon’s extra black Carolina, 0, 1,2 A. 3. crown Do. bright do, 0,1,2 A 3, do Do Bice, No. 2 nnd 3 do Do. Now ground, PP and PPP do Do. Oval Eye Gtubhiiig, N.os. 2 and 3 do Do. Round’Eye do No*. 2 and 3 do Lyndon A Co's. Anchor, 00, 0. 1 and 2 do Brnde’s Patent, 0. 1,2,3 nnd 4 do Light Yankee AXES. gsas* w *-} ...... {ism SHOVELS. HandlflJ Spsile*. Hnckol Spnrf^a CttLTIVATORS. HARROWS, &c. Improved Cultivators, withlt'urn Bhcllera Bunge wliscl t Pau Mills,two sizes Cultivator Plough, or flnrsi- Patent Churna Hi* Iriantatioa Whrctbarrows Cmiltnon Hurron't Common Straw Ct ttnr* Folding 'lo Patent do. (Jo. Corn «nd Cobb Cru«h*rs, alSwingletreca |HfALVANlG“RINbs.Bi«6l Jjr ENlNG Blasters, an.,„.o^ FLUID,for ihb euro of Nervona lleadai Dolorctix, p.ilt-y. Spina} Cnmplaiti'*, Ac. d c, supply of these articfeirjuat t«rei«ed end fc by pi \ G. ft. IIEW>H!CK80N, Ar»nt. F ahnestock s vermifuge-10orpo just received and fnr * leby, G. ft. l!F.NDltlCk66N*, Agent for ihe Proprietor#, T OILET SOAP IN «AR8.-:\Vhifa Latenp drr. Palm, |fow». Oinnotnon, Almond, end Whim Scouted Snap iu Bur*, just received and for aalo by G. ft. HENDRICKSON, mar 20 B UTLER'S T A rt.TEL t S « Sl.lULITZ POWDERS.—All the-ar,lid ingrpdii ni* n • the Sridliiz Sprii g combined in nnn compound powder, the effervescing rolutimi "f w|,ich in wa ter i« very nearly ta«tele», .Ueridep beltur mors palnteabm. it m made in murh le** time, and‘with ii'linitoly lea* trouble,than that produced wiihtb* two powders in die u*nal way. Prepared hy Tiiomaa Butler, 4 Cheapside at. London. 8«h »•/ G. ft. HENDRICKSON. a P Gibbon's B uifdiogs. ^ TTdNIjiY.—3 ca-e* new crop Cuba Hb'ney X JL j'i*t received and for «ile hr , , °P*5>G. ft. HENDRICKSON. noCKHOACH PTHIhoN, v/ Dr beuchiwaMger’s Cockroach, Rat and ivlotife Poison, n sure nod safe denroyei 5 oftboao tuwimii. yermiji. Also, his jnfiilibfp Red Rug Pmiion. for vain by G fe HENDRICKSON* "I 1 * A Gilibons Buddingn. C onfectionary.—go boxes copfeciu^ nry of superior quality, lauding from sehl Colnn.tun and forealnbv .(.... ,| »pr D C/R. HENDRICKSON. J AYNE’S REMEDIES.—Jayne's Expeebw rant, for Cough*, Colds, &c. Jayne's Csrmntive Balsora for Dysentery and Summer Complaint*. Juyue'a Ilnir Tonic for the preservation iff the Hair. Jayne'* Tine. Vermifuge ft»r Worms in Chil dren. , ^Jayne's Sanative Pills for BIIMou* CotnpLinf, A large *ut?p!y ofthe*e popnlar remedies ju* received and for sale at Philad'-tpliiM prices, bv G. ft. HENDRICKSON Gibbon’* Building. former -|^i'ia.SH TAPIOCA.—1 bbl beat quality, just JL received, and for sale by ,, jnne 24 i»»r rate ny G. ft. HENDBiCKSON. . Gibbons' Bnildinff. JpO'ti'ASiS.—3 cB8k_* tint sort NeW Yorle by inspection, binding from brig Acton, for salo ~ " ** "NDB jnne 10 G. ft. HENDRICKSON. M ORISON’S PILLS.—The Hygrrian univenuil Medicine of the Britirh College or tlunlih. for k.ilc by jnne22 G. R. HENDRICKSON. G INGEU-IU keg* fresh ground Ginger, ju*t received «nd for ?a!e. by jnne 19 G. K. HENDRICKSON. ^TRAPPING TWINE-20bale., june 19 sorted nizes and qualities; for sale, hy G. R. HENDRICKSON. F BE.WH HI1ITE WISC vi#E- GAR —2 bbl* iu*t received ami for mIo by jure 16 .1 for d. R HENDRICKSON. . Gibbons' Building*. B ED BUG POISON.—Dr. Teucltiwanger's infnll.ib'c Bed Bug Poi-on, warranted to ex- “ isoxiou* vermin, for es'e by G. R HENDRICKSON; T HJUKEY RED DRAPERY.- and for sale by jin 18 •Just received, SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT 13 H J.'eiLBERT. H' 4 ^rr~ rK ’" ^ o.rati. H.m.. |.ra|! .n(Jl>r nl, low, •«, U ALBERT HAND. Cu,.tl il.in, and Lnrtl, .u r 10 7 ALUER'f HARD. F lour, butter and sboars-ah mu Uahlmnr. FI»UXI Hrktni dwtl. Orait.fC flutter 1 6" CJB Hcccr., f.rloti. brands, l.mllnji • _ Mudi.on "rid Oax-Ua. and for sals by „nm Mj.dl.cc 8 » okamtow .t jf,HN<T»N. Mil SO do N Odra 85 dn Rrabt 9® J “ "feWf&WoH VnHWlm KoUtnir. 3J fact. Dwarf Mar- »»wf*c. fe«l, Biihnp'i dwf p-ollflc, I fonr. Malchtan Man o* fut or Tall, 0 frrl. RADlHIt—White Fall,har dy Loii|i dear at. Lour Sal- •non. 8(-srl*t Turnip Ycllo* Turnip, (Cun Sammer and Autumn v.riaty.) Click Fall nr HnonUh. RHURAIIB ROOTS. MALrilFV. 8AHB. SPIN AO E.-rrlektynr Fall, Round Leaf or bum- mar. SQUASH-Early Qummar hmh, Early Hummer err^k neck, Winter crook ri»ck, Cocaanut or Pnrler'i V,|,„. r*l»o. Varntehle M.^tow, TUKNIP-Xxrly white Dutch, Flat »;• ft,iriny. Early 'art top. 1: arlyOsrdi'U St«un. L*ry« f^,liri,N«rf.i|k. Han over nt ‘inert Tankard, .Pur I'l* top Rutaliaxa. T«1MATO—Larf* rad, THYME. h.mtl mill Do. do. for hor*o power SCYTHES, Enrti'h Patent fleythes American Or u do, flrava Platt do. Scythe Rnallha Driarond Bn*h do. Do. Il'ioks Corn Cutter*, Poit Spoons Ox Yoke* end Ox Ru«« Orain Cradle*,naw pattern I Hire ilt), do. HOOKS. Arc. Frail*.Ax< Helve* Dirt Scraper*,for pub. ronilt Pr unin* Sheer* O.irdet- line*, do. Rohr* Diu-lihie Knive* Trantuiauun* Trowels end Fork* n.trdcn ltepl«. Do. Ltr.i W HITE GINGER.—A fresh.eupply of whits Jamaica Ginger,.juet rcetivrd and Inr sate by G. ft. HENDRICKSON, june 5 Gibbons’Building. C HURCH’S VEGETABLE LO- TION.—Au eff'Cttinl cure fur cruptiunaof the Face and Skin, particularly for Pimples, Blotches, Tetter-*. Tan, Sunburns Freckles, &c. A degree of pleosure aerrmpaniea the use of this elegant preparation, in i's refreshing effect upon tho skin. Cataneous irritability nnd ducolo* ntinnanre nleii removed, and a pure state of the complexion establish'd by the nse of thi* lutiom For rale by G. R. Hb NDRICKSON. may 25 Gibbon's Builriinf? P A I* l^Ii.—‘ZnU ream* Letter and Foolscap P.ipor, assorted qiinlitles. JiihI received and d qualm G. R. HENDRICKSON. J WINER Ar Ct)’S CANADIAN VERM I- • FUGK—Tho bust remedy over yol discov ered for nil kinds of Worms. It not only do* stroya Worms and invigoraie* tho whole system but it disoolvoaand c<irritnr off the BU|ierabundiiHl ■lime or iniicu*. so prevalent in tha stomach und bnwola of children, mnro ospsciallv of thoso in bad health. The mucus forms Ihe bed or nest in which Worm* produce th* ir young, snd by remn- vin 3 it, it It Impossible for Worm* to remain in tlif body. It i« hurmlessin its eflucts on the system, and the lioMlh of the piuiontisalwaysimprovedhy its iiso, when no VVnrmsnre disooveredt the modi- cine being tiui'itahlo, nn child will refus* to t ike it. not even too most Uelinuto. Just received, and for sale by THOS. RYBttSON nn y 21 TAKEN STORE tings, t a hi H aving Owens' nsw^bnililing*. south side Market 103 square, I am now offering aTarffa.fui<hinnnbU and entirely now Smnk of Ruudy Mad# Clothing,Hats. Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpot Bags, ate. Theso gonds can bo sold at much lower prioci than OQs- turnery, as I have adopted the cash system. It hwing ft new bucino**, 1 will stale that I am prepared to furnish every thina nsnally kept in a Clothing or Boot and Shoe Store. The most Isa. tidinus gentleman ran he filled nut, from head to foot, at my Oloihlnc Rooms, up aiairs I am pro vided with a force aupply or Nogro Brogane.sui table for town, river nr pfonfoMon nse. To all that would purchase or examine any of my goods. I hereby annoanee tha I •mauUdaei WILtiAiw-kHAtB. Thofo’lowlngis from Mr. John Brown, an ox- tensive builder in the oily nf New York, nud an- other from Mr, Woodruff, of Elizabethtown.— The nriginnlcer : ificatas ofth«i*e itud many others may bu seen at No. 125 Fulton street, Now Y»'Jr. New York, March It), 1843.—I was font foil at* tacked with a pain nndauvura*oruue«snCthdoliL‘st, which continued for u nunibor of w^elt*. 1 had previously for several year* been subject toe por* manuntwo.ikncas of the nheut c^.it,ed by aatrein. Thialaat attack gave me nuicfo apprehension, as I found it wnstbe common ,-c ment of a fatal diaenso. About the mitidle nf Dycembar I began to take Dr. Witter’* Balsair, n f wild Chnrrv, aainglo hot. tie nf winch toon, removed nil soronos* from the rhust. added strength nnd vigor to the long*— und I now regard myselfo* perfuedv sound and well. Juiin Browv 61 Ann-stroot. LIVER COMPLAINTS. Kri&<YLXSV!LLS.Jnno30.1813 —This willoertl* fy thml have beenafllicU'd witha Liver minplaint. uansral rlebiliiy, and pain in my side, fnr several years, nnd for eighteen months had boon unable to do nnvwork. Iu Ducomber fosr. I commonced ta king Dr. Wistar'a Balsam of Wild Cherry, and funnd Immediate benefit from i». I aoon began to L*fjj# York, (Ireen (lobe Sa voy, Eifly ftit'Rr f,n*r, Early Drumhead. I.nlr DruniheRd, I.areo late ll.iinnej, Lai* tint Dutch, Early flat Dutch, Greed Glazed. CAULIFLOWER—Early und lit*. CELERY-White *ol|<t. CilEay—Curled or Pep- per(r**« llroad leaf. CUCUM RE a —Early Fr*nj- E«rly cluster, Esrly ahortvrrten, Early Ians (rean CA KKOT-Early boro. Lons Ornate. CORN—Sweet or Sugar, Early CnnAilu. Tioairor*. EOG PLANT—Purple. K A 1. E — Green curled Scotch. Purple. LEAK — Large Scotch, Londnr. LETTUCE — Drumhead, while Catiliagn, Curled ftila- tie, Large (reenhead, Irope- rial rablt.ee. MELON — Orran Citron. Nuimag, Canlelope, Lar»r Mutk. FLOWr*.R SEEDS. In pka’g*. 19 kind* la eech.ltn rka'cs. W kfod* In earh. do 95 do I do UK) de FIELD AWD FLOWER BEKDS, &c. Buckwheat, Broom .Corn, Blue Urusi. Canary Sued, Hemp Seed, Millet, Red Clover, Rye and 0*t». Flower Seeds, Root*. Fruit end Ornamental Troos, furnished to orderfrom one of the beatnnd m.r.at extuneive Nnrsuys ami Flower Gnrdonv in this country. An assortment nf Rooks on Agriculture, Gar dening, Rawing of Stock, Poultry, &c. to which will bu added tho moat popular works iwuod on the abnvn subject*. Again* fnr tlio American Agriculturist, publish ed monthly hy A B Allen, N. Y. fur which sub- •orlp i 'liamo soli^t' H, With a variety of Implements lint mentioned. For sale by HAZARD, DENSLOW & WEBSTER. j«n 1 G roceries.—H'o imd A " ‘ gain strength, the pain in oy side was relieved,und I had abo a rough, which Waa entirely cured in a few weeks by this matjlbloe. ‘ A'Fi D. ITopxhis. The above certificate 1* strictly correct KNOWLKS it CttZUMfUH. Just racolved and for salo by sept 24 T. RVFRSOV A* CO, dfclfo—IlkiHfoi, O. Sugar '2U Horens Slo uii Rofinnd Gngur, *2o packngfs d" and cr<i' 4 oiid do 200 b-irrcls N U .Mol'^aca, 50 hhds Ca deitir do 50 hhds Silo*; 50 dn Shoulder*. 50 nhds l.inms; 2 )0 bb's Cnnii Flour, 100 b.'lf bills Canal Flour, 200 l/*.g* Rio Cnffur; 50 bag* Java Coffue, J‘,»r) paekngi'H Tobacco,vurion* brand*desizes. 100 btds Sued Pntitors ; 100 keg* Lard. 50 hbltiand tnlf .lo Mankrel. No*. I, 2 »fc 3, 100 Grind*tnneir, a-tnrtcd, 20fl box" 4 So p. iHiicni. liruri'fo, 2ft bnxo* Sturcb ; 156 bbl* VVluaUny, 60 hhl* New Eiigland Rum. f» pip»« O D At Cu’e Brandy, pure, 5 pipen Holland G ; n, 25 I casks Maiugi Wino. rwci, 25 | do dn do dry, 0 half pipes M idem Wmu, my own im porting t BOM. 3pani«li Scg-tr*. 20 quurtor cho*ts Hyscu Ten, <,0 bull'chest* BliCk dn 10 bac*» Popper; 10 hug* Pin-*ni<», 6*1 dot Pii : :;ieJ ituckei*; 200sacks Salt, 50 bbla Phnip*' Gin. »Vc. drc &.r. In stole, and for iralu on tavornblu urni«. hy f.,b 15 II A- CRANE. for sale by may II , rt. A. tJditBl’S iFjiLE ELEC*; TUARY.—A certain cure for the Piles! either inieru.il cr external, blrcdmg or blind ; for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, jnne 22 Gibhrms’ Building*. C 'tOJlfiis.—Curv'd Tortoise Shell,.Buffalo. J Imitation nnd Br izilhae Tuck Combs, Shell and Imitation long buck Combs. Side Comb* of a variety of pallet ns, Dressing Comb*; Shell, Buf falo. Ivory and Eng!i«h Horn'and Fine Teeth Combs «f ull s>zes end qualities, for sal«4iy n ay 13 G R. HENDRICKSON. LIUlt T HE TKliTH.—Moupdav’atili-scorba- J. tic Elixir and hi* cefobraL d Odominc.just re ceived and for sale by G ft HENDRICKSON. _ jo ay 18 Giblmns' buildings. H IBBaKD'o PILLS —Rev. B. Hibbatn* i mny 18 inns pil G. R. HENDRICKSON. Gibt'ons' building*. B ULL'S SARSAPARILLA.— A. II. Bull'd Compound Extract of hnrssparilin, for the euro nfScriitnla. (li*ea***< of.the Skin, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Chronic dis- a."** of the lungs, Jann- dico. Neuralgia, to coiimerscl the de.-tructive ef fuel* of Metctirv, am) all dLaR*r» rrising from an impure stato of the t'lnodj equal iu ariy prepare- lion of Sarsaparilla. Fur tale nt 75 cent* per bot tle. by «- ft- HENDRICKSON, may 4. Gibbons' building. L AMPlvTcK -SoLr and A*'mlLamp VVirk of all 9iz*s; wick* for L*rd Lamps, and Can dle wick, for sale by Q R HENDRICKSON "pf 24 Gibbon’s buildings. TREA TISE uu ih« !’»«' ' of Mr die .A. try G.'orge B. Wood. M. I). Professor ot Materia Mndicu nnd PluruiAcy in the Uiovoi»i'j of Pennsylvania ; nnd one of iIm« autlmrs of the D'a|>en*ntory ofU„iu>d Stair* of Aim-rici. R«, ccivmttiy J M COOPER MlI fob 11 IENSLOW fc WEBSTER. |!> AistrlVS,' SM!.—Ilra.ift.,• Fl<>. Pruu.a. LV and Preserved Oiuger, for salt hy ) 11. J. QfLDERT» Weal side Murkat nq. f hIH .„ , QIH4AIL— h hhrfo prime.tiftw erop St* C«djt OSugar.landi.ia from brig M40.an.aud for *ata by mar 8 BCftA.NTON «S& JOHNSTON; r T>APER WAttBJIOHSE-No 9Bur- .17 ling Slip. Nuw York.—Cyrus W. Field offer* for *hIo at ihelmvoG Manufaeturara' prices, a very extoimiva MHorlment of PAPER, comprin.. ing rivory pnodbla variety,, adapt,vj to the want* ol con«omoralu all section* of tha country. Paper of nil kinds made to order «t abort notice. Thn ■took or Printing Paper I* unusually largo, a pert nf which is of very superior quality. Paper Mab er*' Materials of every description, imported and keptnnns'nndv on hand, via; Feltings. Wire Cloth. Fourdrinh r Wins, Blanching powder, Bine Ul* trnrnarini). Twine. Sco. tUg* — Canvaea. Bale Rope, Gr*-* Rope, Bag trine. »Ste., nnrchasaU. fur which the hkhost pries ,« •• -rL-v'ISHoidd. —Ivr inly 64 N EW GrtOOS. — Guorgik end Vt/ginie OtU)ihnrg*rlTuavy StHpari do; F!*idn;3-1 7-8 anrl4-iBf'» 8hirllngst;6«nd 10-4 dn Sheet In*l nihadied and Uro Jeanst Mariner and Shlrt- lu- Striptat Marlboro Phi-la and Stripe*. Blue end Miaed D«nln*t Cotton Gambroonsrind Nsn- keens,in atora and fov sale by mar 17 IIF.NRV H.STOTF.8BUPY. t^UOKWHR^T FLODR.-In half.and nnnr. |>Whhfo, far •»!«»'.! fob M for ids . Wa*t side M. fit el .quart- B ATO.a, Ac.—It> hh'ls now Bacon cGi»tn* dnr« ; til) harrnla BellimorM WIlLk**); fill de Phalps’ Gin ; 25 do New York Brandy ; 50 do Baltimore Flour, in store and for sale hy jnne 9 QHNNERATA BAR IF.. P ORK A ft ft* urn* !&*'•—d‘» «»"•» Pork, bD do l’rhn*» do, 20 Mesa Buvf, 20 do Prime do. For fc e*e bv )„lv |7 WOOD. CI.AGHORN CO. L I ft Eft i Pillowns-e do. super 12-4 Linen Sheelin*. In-n Lot' Pillowns-e do. super 10 by 12 Oamisk Clmb Tat'l# Diaper and D-»m aslt. Ilockabuck and Scoieli Di*pos French Tow els and N pkins. super llucknhuck Napkins, win aud brn Linen Drill* do. plaid and striped dn do. French Linen and Holland*, striped nnd p!«id Lin ads for coats. Received end fnr e«le by j.mc Ul HENRY H STOTEBBURY. D OJlKSTfClT. 3-1 ltrewn 3Wr,r„it.. 4-4 Shustings, and Matiboro Siripu*. lor salt by A. MINIS, roar *3 srSiiAMiff*Aa.VE.- To« Georgia br-tud, j<i«t r«ceiv«J 1 mu 18 * J. E GMTP etsChampagnr. I and for e*le by \ITPRV Hr. CO. Q\j Ci AJt.—i<o hhds N O idgar.ln wtur,*/and O for *u!o bv ^ ‘ frY au!u tiy . . _ m.)) 5 " V CPNrF.RAT .ynAftlF N IC* to 3-) Llls Ffirts B«'Stuii*ftum e tu yU.-r.y,'ftrtU fer aalo fovv to cfore fon-ign* tomb ... . • mSMI L I’AtDWl ,eo. C lAiUPUlftE.—A fresh supply of very su- J perior,ju*t rccclvcd. nnd kept cgnrtantty ou hand by npr 14 . cenrt G. R. HENDRICKSON,’ Gibbon's Building**. D ALBY'a CARMINATIVE —I grcceoftTir old English prcrere»i')ii, w.arratiled genu, me. for sale by G K. HENDRICKSON- nur 24 H ulls family noajp.-t60 bn* llull's Extra Smam Pressed Soap, juef landed sr.d for rale bv G. R. HENDRICKSON. "P r Gil bnii* BniWtage. P mv DLR PWfS A. BOXES.—An eaten- *ive assor'mont of Powder Puffs sud.Boxe*. Also. Puffs without the boxes, and tin Potvdcr Uoxus.tor salt by apr 22 G. R. 1IENDKICK30N lUftllMK.—2Utj ounces Sulphate Qtn- niue, warranted pure, just receiaed end for ads by G. R. flENDUtCKSUN- epr 28 .■- P epper and sricE.-sobtgt pepper, dn Spice, just received, end lur sale bv G. R. HENDRICKSON, apr 23 Gibhon'e Building. S WEET OlL -aO boxes Sweet Oil in qtiu- bottles, jual racahed and fnr aa!4 hr mar 27 G R. HENDRICKSON- 5hbs=3rp»s; mam of fin* qnaHty White-wash Brushes lot sale by O. R. HENDRICKSON, mar 27 Gibhoft'a BuiWoge 20 c«aka line M coap L ra*. for sale by G. ft- HENDRICKSON rnsrfil Gibbon** Buil iWlnge. Din..., rtf th. Lutifi. »«rrara»a,h. ,.tiul» , h ticU, «nH pm ur,l"P«cl<«,Mon.S(.»d3dt)Mn »vh. Just rtc.lfcd .Ml for ..l^.ttht NmYwk >b4 Bn,on price., wliolt.l. or null, Ii, . 0. R. HENDRICKSON, nit 30 GUHim. BnUdion,

Georgia Historic Newspapers

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