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XVIII. mt &eUBV*Pt)f | ij-D EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, I BV Iff. BARTLETT. jrrri Building, comer Cotton Avenue and tirms or subscription : noIInrN, paid in advance, will pay for the Tel- p* eRr , Fire Dollar*, paid in advance, will T' year*. Ten Dollars,paid in advance, will ' til floa^ui within six month* after the year has com- dollars and riFTV CENTS, per annum I ■ If not paid until the end of the year, four •'^r annum will be charged—with interest there- ■ ■ wil l be discontinued until all arrearages are ™,he option of the Proprietor. Incn-Suhscribers, 12J cenu each. Extra W a Subscriber*. 61 cents each. I terms of advertising : . . rl , f -llKNT* not exceeding lUlines, will be inserted por ONE DOLLAR: and fiftt cents for each I * n * insertion. , Tax Collector*’ and Coroners’ Sales, are char- |S.^hi«5edMtfcM will be made to those who adver- I'wount* fot Advertising, Ac., as well as for Sub- t Interest will be charged, when not settled within Credit for Job Printing, ItlnnU*. Arc.-ffl >-frs on business connected wish the Office, must i.to secure attention. WARE-HOUSE AND Commission Business. rjlHE undersigned havinejust entered fi into the warehouse ana Commission Business, take the liberty in this way to let their friends and acquaintances know il, and to solicit a share of their patronage rkite taken the ware house formerly, for a number % occupied by Messrs. E. A T. N. Beall. Cotton ah them, shall be well taken care of. and every ex- [i-ide to fiv* satisfaction to their friends, hue msJe arrangements to ship Planters’ Cotton charleston or New York, to first rate houses, ; N- OUSLEY and GEORGE JEWETT, u. their undivided attention tothe business. !: N. OUSLEY. GEO. JEWETT, H. C. FREEMAN. r. pleasure insaying to our oM friends and cuatom- •” t ware house formerly occupied by us, that we -raeil itto Messrs. Ousley, Jewett A Freeman, and afi: ihem * continuance of patronage, as every confi- ,;b be placed in tliem. We will assure our old that they will find itto their interest to give them •Sainess, as they cannot be better served. iti;,Nov. 1st, 1843. 3m 6 E. AT. N.BEALL. MA.COKI, (GEORGIA,) TUESDAY MOSimiAG, NOVEMBER 21, 1848. mo. WARE-HOUSE Co m in is si on Business. ■MTJTE take this method of informing our friends and the v v public generally, that we are still connected in the Wnrc-noiiftC and L'oiuniiK.ion Dunne**, which will be conducted at the stand occupied by us the past season, (on Cherry-street, near Cotton Avenue.) For the convenience of onr up-countiy friends, we are bnilding a SCALE HOUSE, nearly adjoining'Col. Parker’s Store, on the Avenue, which will be completed by the first of Sep tember. We desire to return our thanks, for the liberal patronage bestowed on us heretofore; and trust that, by our exertions for the interest of our patrons, to merit its continuance. We will be prenared.toraake the customary Advances on Cotton, fill Orders, and attend to auch business as may be confided to us by our friends, on as favorable terms as will be done by any other regular House in this place. „ , HAMILTON A WINN. Macon, July 1,1843. 41 WARE-HOUSE Commission Business. T HE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends, and thejiublic in general, that they have connected them selves together in the above business, nnder the firm of GORMAN & RICHARDSON, and are now erecting a large and convenient WARE HOUSE, near Cotton Avenue, on Poplar street. The location is dry and elevated, and unencumbered with old buildingsand the usual liabilities offiie, and will be com pleted, and ready for business, by the first of September. They confidently assure the public, that any business con signed to their care, will be faithfully and promptly execu- Relying on the honesty of purpose, and'the long establish ed confidence of these who know us, we feel no hesitancy in looking for a liberal share of public patronage. THOMAS B. GORMAN, JAMES RICHARDSON. Macon, July 4, 1643. 41 WARE-HOUS] Commission Business. T HE undersigned, having been disappointed in the ar rangements made by himself and Mr. Wsi. P. How- LAND; at the commencement of the season, takes this meth od of informing his friends and the public generally, that he has leased, for the balance of the season, the large and com modious Ware-House, on the comer of Third and Wharf Streets,formeily occupied by JOHN JONES. He will sell, when directed. Cotton from ware-house or wagons; and in all cases use his best exertions to obtain the highest market prices. He will also attend to the Receiving and Forwarding Goods, as also the purchase of Goods on order. His Ware-House is situated immediately on the river, and within a small distance of the Rail-Road—thus possess- ingsuperior advantages for snipping. He Lopes, by strict and prompt attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. Oct 31, 1843. 5 • WM. W. BALDWIN. MEDICAL REMOVAL. T HE undersigned, having removed from Cotton Avepue to the store on Mulberry and third streets, opposite the Central Hotel, would announce to the citizens of Macon, and vicinity, that he will there continue theprac, tice of Medicine in all its various branches, and will, as formerly, attend to the calls of those who may deem it their interest to procure his services M. S. THOMSON, M. D. Macon, Oct. 1st. 1843, 52 WARE-HOUSE . \EW LAW BOOKS, AT iDiUBEStASra moHSW, Ups if the targe Itiblr, MACON, CSA. ’•I received, Peters' Digest of Cases decided in the . ytmc Court, and District Courts of the U. States, in •ss’mndenied Reports, containing the whole series rllecisions of the Supreme Court of the United States, a organization to the commencement of Peters' Re- 1 lithe January Term, 1627, 6 vols. s> Reports of Cases in the Supreme Courts of the -i rules, 16 vols. Comyaa’ Digest, 8 vols English Ecclesiastical Reports, 5 vols llijeitofNcw York Reports, 4 vols Harrison’s Digest, (English) 4 vols Phillips on Evidence, 4 vols Stuue on Evidence, 3 vols Greenleaf on Evidence, 1 vol N ry't Equity Jurisprudence, (new edition) 2 vols Do Equity Pleading, 1 vol Do on Partnership Do on Bailments D> on Agency Do on Conflict of Laws Do on Bills, (just published) fciijen on Vendors lace 1 A Ames on Corporations, (new edition,just out) renders on Pleading and Evidence Biyley on Bills A Inns on Ejectment Lien on Injunctions Sawders on Uses and Trust, Chilly's Pleading, Do Criminal Law, Do on Bills Do on Contracts Do Blackstone Do Medical Jurisprudence f :myn on Contracts f mfilanque’s Equity Oliver’s Precedents Do on Conveyancing --rcoe’s Criminal Evidence Do Civil Evidence Kinae’s I.ow Compendium Do Kent Do Blackstone A-.ihone’s Blackstone 'Viteaton’s Selwyn lissell on Crimes Taeobold on Principal and Surety -Vi.entvvonh on Executors Dais' Precedents Roberts on Frauds Cbllyer on Partnership Teller’s Law of Executors Milford's Pleading • Bill * Beatty’s Chapeery Reports f. leu’s Chancery Reports Arehibold’s Civil Pleading Heavier’* Law Dictionary Equity Draftsman lawyer’s Common-Place Book laws of Trade latroduciion to Legal Science Form Book, (by a Member of the Bar, Philadelphia) . Cobh’s Legal Forms. . , _ , r ab-ire Books will be sold for^ CaiA, and Cash ' legal gentlemen wishing to replenish their libraries, srf it for their interest to call, as they can obtain Law *tMacon aa they can at Savannah or Charleston; eyraay always be sure of seeing the latest editions of : -arJ Works. J. M. B. will also order such Works as ’ -•only lo keep on hand, or too rare to be easily oh- *ad having an efficient purchasing ageut in each ot publishing cities. New York. Fhi!adt-!j>li:a, and is enabled to avail himself of unusual facilities Commission Business. TBYHE undersigned still continues to occupy the WARE- .1 HOUSE on the corner of Second and Poplar streets. He offers his services in the various brandies of the IVnro- Honac and Coimuinniou Business, and respectful ly solicits the patronage of his friends and the public gener ally ; trusting that, by his unremitting efforts, he shall be able to meet the wishes pf those who may honor him with their confidence—and expresses a feeling cf gratitude to his friends for their libera! patronage. JOHN M. FIELD. Macon, July 1. 1843. 41 Reference—Col. Wm. H. Reynolds, ( Maj. James H. Hardaway, Messrs. Rea A Cotton, .Joshua G. Moore, J SX.”K3&, («”<»• William Moseley, Henry. • W. C. Cleavelnnd. Crawford. Macon, WARE BOUSE AND Commission Business. ,rriHE undersigned have formed a co- JL partnership fur the transaction of a general Ware House A Commission busi ness. We have taken the large and commo dious Ware House occupied the last season by Mr. John Jones, and formerly by Messrs. Hamilton A Reynolds. These are very conveniently situated to the business part of the City, and at the same time, not exposed to accidents from fire, by contiguity to other buildings. We shall be prepared to make liberal advances upon all prodnee in store, or which shall be ordered to be ship ped to our correspondents on the seaboard; and will make returns for all Cottons ordered to be shipped through us to Savannah, Charleston or New York, as rapidly as sales can be realized, and the proceeds relumed here. It will be our object to merit a share of patronage only by a faithlul personal attention and watchfulness over the interests confided to us. The proceeds of all Cotton sent to us for sale, will be held subject to the order of the owner; and the personal superintendence of one of the partner, al ways given to soles, as well as to purchases of such articles of supplies as our customers may order. MOULTRIE A CAMPBELL. B. H. Moultrie, D. C. Campbell, July 1 61 The undersigned having retired from the Ware House Business, ar.d transferred his interest to Messrs. Moultrie A Campbell, cordially recommend these gentlemen to his old friends and patrons, as worthy of their confidence.^ ill. s. BALL aV CO’S. WARE BOUSE AISSI COMMISSION BUSINESS, T HE undersigned feel- ing grateful to their ^ -*'43 friends and patrons for the liberal support heretofore received, take great pleasure in announcing to them and the public genet ally, that they will continue the above business in all its various branches; such as the storing and selling of cotton, receiving and for warding merchandize and filling orders, at their well known stand, situate near the river, which for convenience and se curity from fire, is not surpassed by any Ware-House in the city. Mr. Thomas Hardeman will as heretofore give his personal attention tothe selling of Cotton and the filling Ilf orders for goods, and pledges himself in every case to do his best to promote the interest o{ all who may favor us with their patronage and influence. • ’ HARDEMAN A HAMILTON. Macon, Aug, 3, 1842. 65 EXPECTING to ern to Savannah early in the fall, with a vie w of engaging i n the CoininiN>ion 15u**» th**r»*, l have disposed of my interest in the concern of E. Hamil ton & Hardeman, to my son, Mr. CIIAHLE8 F. HAM- ILTON, whose steadiness of character, and correct knowl edge of business, will qualify him for the employment in which lie is about to encage: In thn* retiring from the con cern, I beg leave to tender my grateful acknowledgments to my friends for past favors, and would kindly solicit for the new concern of HARDEMAN & HAMILTON, a con tinuation of their support, with the assurance that it will be as gratefully acknowledged by me, as dioMh lwere stfl] a member of the concern* E. HAMILTON. Macon. Aug. 25,1842. WARE HOUSE DAILY EXPRESS, AND . . -RAL FORWARDING & COMMISSION HOUSE. ! Commission Business . “F Cisthal Bail Road and Baxeino Company -WATE shall continue the Ware House and Commission ^Gvirgia having granted to the subscribers the pri- IT Business, the ensuing season, at our old stand, on running an EXPRESS over their Road during the corner of Cherry and Second Streets. - In offering our services again to the public, we have no pledges to make—believing that our past conduct will be a sufficient guarantee for the faithful performance of the trust that may be hereafter confided to us. • We will at all times be prepared to make liberal Ad vances on Cotton, in store, or on shipments made to our Agents in Savannah, Charleston or New York.^ & ^ The subscribers intend keeping on hand, a full supply of Dry-Goods, Cotton Bagging, and Family Groceries, of all kinds; which ibey will be glad to furnish to their custom- ers, upon as good ijrms as any house in^M^con. Aug. 22 67 i»N over their Road during it year, with thepnvilege of an apartment under Lock, they offer superior advantages for the J safe conveyance of valuable Articles, Specie, I 4 -’- ud are in hopes ot'beingable to make an arrange- I * -i the PoOtih-c Department, hy which they will to carry a Mail Bag. *re prepared to receive and forward Goods of all /■■ftiogs, to and from Savannah and Macon, and iaterme f lV«» and between Savannah and Charleston, with rrniensafety and despatch ; and will alsopay particu- to the putchase of Goods, collection and P^y- ° "' Draft,, Notes aud Bills, and transacting all kind* of the above place*. . L*J wve aho extended their arrangement to run their ?* hy the Southern Boats to Picolata, in Florida, and It:'* pl.ee* on that route. mend to put on Teams, to run regularly through L', i 0,110 Colombo*, under theirown charge, to carrv t, ’^Merchandize, wiib all reasonable despatch and |w first of October next. ■ J tV ce nt t* 1 ' II"ntliinglon Hall. | -'^NAil— Office at No. 153 Bay street. "0. S. Philbrick, Agent, for receiving and Icn,„. _ forwarding Goods and Merchandise. I ' 'RLE3T0N, S. C.—Amos Head, Agent, office No. 9C,Easl Bay. « ff M. S. BALL A CO. |H !F Groceries. |1 ^".•“"’cribers continue to keep on hand at the old fijJjVypJsite the Washington Hall,« good assortment ^ a Sgi n g» Salt, Iron,.fcc. which they will sell J,?! . C. CAMPBELL A Co. 36 Bacon. lbs. SIDES. 2,000lbs Hams and Shoulders. C. CAMPBELL A Co. 36 Eia^ing; and Rope. |~v4\rv PIECES heavy Gunny Bagging, y UU 100 “ Kentucky do 50 *! Rutia, do ' 200 ” Coils Monilla Rope, 500 lbs. Bagginp Twine. For sale on reasonable terms by % C1IAS. CAMPBELL ACo. August'2 67 Just Received, IUGHAMS, Printed Lswns. Calicoes, Muslins, lx White, Brown, and colored Homespun*, Nankecu, Blue and black Mixtures, Checks, Stripes, Tickings, Musquito Nettings, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.; fancy Hdkfs. and 8hawls, Stockings, Half Hose, Threads, Ac. Cslf, Kip. and Morocco Brogans, Ladies' Leather. Seal, nnd Morocco Shoes A Slippers, Fur, Wool, and Palm Leaf Hats, Knivc* and Forks; Pocket Knives, a large lot. Just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, on the ’ most reasonable terms. B. A R.R. GRAvBB. June 13 3' JOBSIV I*. JONES & CO. SOLICIT attention to a New and Extensive assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Manufactured the past summer, from recently Imported Goods, by Wm, T. Jennings A Co., very favorably known as among the most fashionable Draper* and Tailors in the city of New York, CONSISTING OF Snrtonts, Frocli Coats. Pantaloons, Vests, Dress coats, Contccs, and Office Coats, Travelling Coats, hadin' 1 and Gentlemen's In all the New and various styles; Together with a very-choice selection of Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cravats, Mohair and Cashmere do Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Drawers, Under Vests, Gloves, Suspenders, Liuen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, Stocks, Ac. Including a general stock of Youth’s & Children’s Clothing, YEGRO CLOTHING, UMBRELLAS, «fcc. Believing that the system of "Small Profits and Quick Returns,” is best suited to the times, they will offer their Goods at prices that cannot fail to be au inducement to pur chasers. Macon, October 10,1863. 2 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, On Mulberry Street, Near the Methodist ChuRch. r Hlllh r-liitdCRIBER, is receiving large additionsto Iris JL stock of COACHES, CHARIOTEER, BAROUCHES, HURRIES, WAGONS, Ac. from some of the best Northern Manufactories, which were made expressly for this market, 8f- the best materials, and are warranted equal if not superior to those of any other es tablishment.- Those in want of any description of Carriages, will find it for their interest to examine the quality and pri ces of his assortment. Repairing, in all the different branches executed in the best manner, by experienced workmen, at less than farmer prices. . Carriage makers, will find a good assortment of Elliptic Springs, Axeltrees.turned and boxed Dashes, Lamps, Bands, Knobs, Patent and Top Leather, Laces, Silk and worsted Fringe, Tassels, and almost every article required in their business, at Augusta prices. _ March 1st, 1842. 22 tf J.W.BABCOCK. Samis ’ Sarsaparilla, For the removal and permanent cure of all Diseases arising from an Impure Stale of the blood, or habit of the system, namely : ■ i, CROFULA, or Kiig's evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate i > Cutaneous Eruption, Pimples, or Pustules on the face. Blotches, Biles, Clirunu sore eyes. Ring worm, Tetter, Scald Head. Enlargemeitaud pain ofthe bones and joints. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiliic Symptoms, Sciatica, oi Lumba go, and Diseases arising from an Injudicious use of Mercu ry, Ascites, of Dropsy, exposure or imprudence in life. Also, Chronic constitutional disorders, will be removed by this preparation. WO.YDEIiFlX EFFECTS OF SANDS’SAR- KAPABILLA IN NORWICH, CONNEC TICUT. Read the following from Mrs. Wm. Phillips, who has long lesided «tthe Falls. The facts are well known to all ■ the old residents of that part of the city. Messrs. A B. Sands A Co.—Sirs: Most gratefully do I embrace tlrs opportunity for stating to you the great relief I obtained Iran the use of your Sarsaparilla. I shall also be happy, through you, to publish to all who are afflicted, as I lately w«3, the account of my unexpected, and even for a long time despaired of cure. Mine is a painful story, and trying and siotening as is the narrative of it. for the sake of many who imy be so surely relieved, I will briefly yet ac curately etafr it. Nineteen yearsago last April, a fit of sickness left me with an Erysipela* eruption. Dropsical collections immediately took place oier the entire sui face of my body, causing such an enlargement that it was necessary to add a yard to my dresses amend the waist. Next followed upon my limbs, ulcers painfid beyond description. For years, both in sum mer and w-’nter, the only mitigation of my sufferings was found in potring upon those parts cold water. From ray limbs the psin extended over my whole body—there was literally forme no rest, by day or by night. Upon lying down, these )>ains would shoot through my system and com pel me to arise, and for hoars together, walk the house, so that I was almost entirely deprived of sleep. During this time the Erysipelas continued active, and the ulcers enlor- -S-GSSS’H: *f* SEYMOUR C ONTINUES Business nt his old stand, on Cherry Street, ileis now offering a well selected lot of GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY-GOODS AND SHOES, at such prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers. The fol lowing articles are embraced in his stock: 60 bags Rio, Cuba and Laguira Coffee, 5 hhds. Sugar, 100 Sacks Sait, 500 bushels Salt, 20 Kegs Nails, ' , • 7,500 lb3. Swedes Iron, assorted, 2 Bales Gunny Bagging, 40 Pieces heavy Dundee Bagging, 44 inch, 10 Pieces Kentucky Bagging, 500 lbs. Twine, 25 coils Grass Rope, J inch. Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Teas. Pepper, Spice, Soap, Starch. Candles. Powder and Shot, Lead, Traces, Axes, Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Knives and Forks, Cotton and Wool Cards, plaited Boilers, Tea Kettles. - The following articles of Dry-Goods: 8 and 9quarter Blankets, Negro Cloth, .Brown and bleached Sheeting and Shirting, Cotton-Osnaburgs, Factory Thread, Cotton Drilling, Bed Ticking,Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Calicoes, Flannels, Silk and Cotton Hankerchlefs, 15 boxes Shoes, including Men’s, Boys’, Women’s, Girls’, Children's and Negroes’ Shoes. Oct. 17 3 YEW SPRIYG AYR SUMMER H. SPENCER, H AVING just received per Steamer J. Goddard, the balance of his spring purchases, is now pre pared to offer to the citizens of Macon anil vicinity, a full and complete assortment of fashionable Mpriug; ami Suiiiiiicr Clothing, consisting ol'every variety and style of Coats, Pants, and Vests suited tothe season,together with a great variety of Summer Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Bo soms,Susp’.nders, Sfc. 4'C. ALSO, a splendid assortmentof Cloths. Cassimers, Vest ings. Drab de Tacs, Camhlets, Linen Drillings, Ac. all of which will be sold or made up to order on the very lowest terms FOR CASH. ■ Feeling fully competent that I can make it for the inter est of gentlemen replenishing their ward-robes to purchase of me, I respectfully solicit a call from all at the store one doorbelow J. A. & S. S. Virgin’s Jewelry Store, and di- ged, and so dc-ply have these eaten, that fortwpand a half [ ' *T" 1 "Y e “. re - an “.“!- yearsthey have teen subject to bleeding. During these al- X™ ^ m Washington Hall, most twenty years Ihave consulted many physicians. These Miron Anril 1 n 1 13,^ ar 8 ains ma Y always be found. with annhslinale Macon, April 18,1843. 29 SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES 1! c. g. st7 JOIII, Watch Maker anil Jeweller, Tr>ESPECTFULLVinforin8 his friends SS .Kr and the public, that he has just re- ceired a new assortment of Str‘ 3L Watches and Jewelry, Smz » wW of the latest fashions and most approved 'j^**^*- kinda . aU of which he will seU at reduced prices, for CASH. GOLD A SILVER WATCHES, Gold Chains, 8eala and Keys; Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Ac. GOLD SPECTACLES, Silver and Steel do. with glasses to suit all ages; SILVER SPOONS, Rodgers A Son’s and Wostenholms finePocket Knives, Razors and Scissors; Razor Straps, Shaving Brushes, Ambrosial Shaving Cream, fine Ivory Tooth Brashes, MANTLE CLOCKS, warranted to run 18 days without winding; side Lamp*, Wicks and Glasses; Percus* sion Cap Pistols; Steel Pens, fine Pocket Books, Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver and Steel Chains and Keys.^ Braid and India Rubber Guards, Veritable Cologne. Violins and Strings, Music Boxes, Shell Combs, Gold and Silver Thim bles, &c. ' . Those who wish to avail themselves of a rare opport*- nily to buy cheap for cash, will do well to call and examine the above before purchasing elsewhere, as he will sell lower than any other establishment in the country. WATCHES REPAIRED. Particular attention will be paid to repairing all kinds of Watches and Clocks. Haying selected the best materials for repairing Watches, he is now prepared to. manufacture any part of a Watch, and will warrant every piece he makes as perfect as the original, and his Watches to perform well. Nov. 1 1842 5 GREAT EXCITEMENT On Cotton Don’t mistake the house—two doors above his old stand. TIN IIE subscriber would respectfully announce to his A friends and the public, that he has taken a part of the store occupied by Mr. JENKINS, Hardware Merchant, where he will give his whole attention to REPAIRING, and will execute alt work entrusted to his care. N. I}. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Ac. Ac. made or re paired at the shortest notice, and warranted. 1 M. D. BARNES. Macon, November 8. 1842;6 eiiu&sc store, jnedcojr. filing, H an ffi cons antly on hand, and offer for sale at prices as low as c in be purchased in the southern country, a splendid assortment of PIANO-FORTES, from the Celebrated and long established Manufactories of AND CilICKERING AND MACK AYS. The well known reputation of these Manufactories pre clude* the necessity of commenting upon the excellence of their instruments, which have stood the test of every cli mate, for many years. „ A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF violinn, superior guitars, bugi.es, TKO.HBONG8, TRUMPET*. HORNS, CLARIONETS, FLAGEOLETS, FIFEN, Ac. Ac. Ac. Violin, Guitar, and other Strings; Clarionet Reeds, Tuning Hammers and Forks; Violin Bows; Music Pa per, Ac. Ac. forming as complete an assortment of musical merchandize, as can be found in the southern country. As they import direct from the Manufactures, they are enabled to sell their goods at the very lowest prices. B.& V. have in addition to their catalogue, an assort ment of FOREIGN MUSIC. 07*Music sold at reduced prices. Q?- Terms Cash. May IT. 1842. 33 consulted many physic: have called my disease—as it was attended with an obstinate cough and a steady and active pain in my aide—a dropsical consumpsion; and though they have been skilful practition ers, they were only able to afford my case a partial and tem porary relief. I had many other difficulties too complica ted to describe. I have also used many of the medicine* that have been recommended as infallible cures for this dis ease, yet these all failed, and 1 was most emphatically growing worse. In this critical condition, given up by friends and expecting for myself reliefonly in death, I was by the kind interposition of Providence, furnished with ypur, to me, invaluable Sarsaparilla. A single bottle gave me an assurance of health, which for twenty years I had not once felt. Upon taking the second my enlargement diminished, and in twelve days from the Stn of October, when I com menced taking your Sarsaparilla, I was able to enjoy sleep and rest by night as refreshing as any I ever enjoyed when in perfect health. Besides, 1 was in this short time, relie ved from all those excruciating and unalleviated pains that had afflicted my days, as well as robbed me of my night’s repose. The ulcers upon my limbs are healed, the Erysi pelas cured, A my size reduced nearly to my former meas- Thus much do I feel it a privilege to testify to the efficacy of your health-restoring Sarsaparilla. A thousand thanks, sirs, from one who^e comfort and whose hope of future health are due nnder God, to your_ instrumentality. And may the same Providence that directed me to your aid. make the happy ar.d honored instruments of blessing others, as diseased and despairing a* your much relieved and very grateful friend. ASENATH M. PHILLIPS. New London Co. ss. ~ Norwich-, Nov. 4,1842. Personally appear the above named Asenath M- Phillips, and made oath of die facts contained in the foregoing state- raeutbefore me. RUFUS W. MATHEWSON. Justice of the Peace. Being personally acquainted with Mr., Phit-mps, I cer ti(y that the above awerted fact* are substantially true.. WILLIAM H. RICHARDS, Minister of the Gospel at Norwich, Conn, For sale at New York price, by J. H. A \V. S. ELLIS, Agents. 38 MORE TESTIMONY I N favor of the Improved Botanico Medical System as practiced by Dr. Thomson, in Macon, Ga. where he will receive and treat cases aa heretofore, either acute or chron ic, and from whence persons living at a distance may obtain medicines to suit them, by sending their symptoms in wri ting as correctly as possible. It i * not presumed that his medicines will reacn all cases 80 a» to cure them, but it will hardly be doabted that ifproperly and carefully, adminis tered, thousands that are now lingering out a” livingdealh” might be greatly benefitteJ, and in many instances finally cured. His medicines are taken from Nature’s laboratory, pre pared for the uae of man by the Great Chemist, who best knows his want), compared with whose preparau^u those of men are as nothing, or if possible, worse, as twj day’s experience so fully demonstrates. But to the testimony. The foilow.ng cases are both peculiar though very com mon, (for that reason they are published,) the firsts case ef prolapsus uteri, leucorrhaa, great debility, Ac ; in the other the gentleman speaks for himself. TarversviUe, Twiggs Co.Jan.X9th 1643. Dr M. S. Thomson t Dear Sir—I am happy to be able to inform you that the health of my negro woman Roda, since she lelt you has been steadily improving, till now I consider it nearly re estab lished. Not having seen her while with you in Macon, I was but littlff prepared to witness, without astonishment, the great change that had taken place in her appearance, for in stead of the thin, ematiated and broken down person- that I sent you, she returned nbo it the best looking negro upon the plantation. When she left here I would have aken a ten dollar bill for her, now slie is worth fifty tiinesOt,-. tmucli. I am also happy po inform you that I have never had the least return of any of the symptoms of that distressing com plaint of which you so unexpectedly cured me three years ago, after Drs. Slappey, Dupree,Tomblin A Cummins', lour of the most eminent of the faculty in these parts, had failed, and the complaint had run on me. for upwards of fifteen years. I confess that when you said you thought you could cure me I had very little faith, but now am convinced most thoroughly that their failure to cure disease is no good rea son why such disease should be pronounced incurable ; and am also convinced that complaints even oflongstanding may be finally eradicated, if the use of proper remedies is re sorted to; it has at leastheen so in my case, and as I am in different as to who knows it, I will, for the benefit of those similarly afflicted state that my complaint was gleet, and am well assured that the publication of this fact, should you think it proper, would carrv iov to the hearts of many now hopeless of relief, by pointing them to where tney may ob tain a remedy. Wishing you every success in your laudable efforts to advance the stan lard of true medical science, I'subscribe myself yours with every sentiment of respect. J J -OBEDIAH ADAMS. I have been cured of a disease similar to the above, by Dr. Thomson, after having bad it for upwards of twelve months. THUS. K. FULLER. Monroe Co. 13th Jan. 1843. This may certify that my son John has been afflicted with lumbago, or rheumatism, for upwards of two years, in that time he had been subjected to very severe attacks, during which he was unable to walk or even stand, and when lay ing down was unable to rest in any other position than on his abdomen, suffering acutely in painful misery.. In this situ ation I applied to Dr. Thomson, of Macon, who soon re stored him to comfortable health; he has had no attack in the last twelve months. JOHN BURGY, Benr. Macon, 19th Jan. 1843. This will certify that I have been afflicted with rheuma tism for Jive years, sometimes in such agony that I could neither sit nor stand, and with difficulty he down, during which time 1 found nothing that could benefit me, till I ap plied to Dr. Thomson, who with one prescription entirely cured me. in the short apace of three weeks. I have had no return of it in eighteen months. SAMUEL IIOWELL. Maconcounty, 10th Jan. 1843. This may certify that for upwards of two years I have had a disease in my chest, which was frequently very dia- tressiog,' sometimes almost stopping my breath, in soch a way aato make me believe that my end was near. I often suffered greatly from pain, which deprived life of its pleas ures and almost made it a burden. I was in this state when I applied to Drs. Thomson A Woodruff, who, 1 am happy to say, soon restored roe to my usual haalth, which I have enjoyed now near two years without having any attack of my old complaint. ELIAS A. AV ALLACE. Macon. Ga. 6th April 1842. About 6 months ago I was violently attacked wiih scute rheumatism, the pain of which was so excrutiating that I could neither get in or out of bed, or even undress myself without assistance, and would often cause me to cry like a child. I was treated by one of the best mineral Physicians in the city, hut without apparent benefit, for I continued to get worse till I applied to Dr. Thomson, who soon eradica ted the disease from my system, and leftme in better health than I had enjoyed in eighteen months. fob 7 19 W. H. GRISWOLD. NEW BOOTS & SHOES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. T HE subscribers are now opening, and are constantly receiving new additions to their large and general as sortment of BOOTS AND SIIORS, which was man ufactured under the immediate supervision of one of the firm, in the best and most fashionable styles, during the past summer. Their stock pf NEFKO SHOES, which is large and well selected, was ordered previous to the ad vance, at prices much lower than the same articles could now be bought; in consequence of which, they are enabled to offer them’upon such terms as can not fail to make it the interest’of all who wish this description of Shoes, to pur chase of them. Their assortment of Ladies’, Misses’and Children’s, and other descriptions of fine Shoes, is also full, and will favorably compare, either in style or quality, with anv to be found in this or anv other Southern market. The styles and qualities being too numerous to enumerate in an advertisement, they would simply say to all—Come, examine, compare, and decide for yourselves. * Also, all articles nsed in Manufacturing. STRONG A WOOD. Oct 24 4 Sign of the Big Boot. Mulberry street. CEHTSAS. SAIL-SOAS, SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA. This ROAD is open from Savannah to “ McCalls’ Mill,’ 1 187^ miles from Savannah, and 2) miles from the Depot at Macon, for transportation daily, (Bundays excepted.) The Mail and. Passenger Train, will run to and from Mc Calls' Mill, on aud after the firstday of August next. The Road will be finished and opened to tlie~Macon Depot in October next. .» PASSAGE FOR 187$ MILES. ' In Passenger Car, - • - $3 CO *• Baggage « - - - 5 00 Children under 12 years, half price. The Trains will leave (until further notice) as follows:—^ Leave Savannah, at 6, A. M. and leave McCalls’, at G, A. M. The Charleston Steamers will leave Savannah every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, after the arri val of the trains. August 1 44 Slti 20 ar, Coflec, Molasses, Iron, Salt, &c. Sic. HHDS. St. Croix Sugar 30 do. N. Orleans ao. .. 15 Porto Rico do. 20 boxes and bis. Loaf and Crushed Sugar, 10 do White and Brown Havana do, 30 hbds. Cuba Molasses, 5 do. Trinidad do. 60 bbls. N. O do. 12 Tierces Rice, 25(Pbags Rio Coffee, 150 do Laguira do. 20 do Java do. 25 Tons Iron, fiat, round and square, Band, hoop and rod Iron, Cast, German and Blistered Steel, 5 Tons Castings, Carolina Steel and Patent Hoes, “Ames” Shovels. longTiandled do. Scythe blades, Smoothing Irons, 250 kegs Nails and Brads, 15 boxes Cut Tacks, 2, 6, 3, 10 and 12, ] 1100 sacks Salt, Table do. Dupont’s Powder, 2500 lbs. Lead, 250 bags Shot, 30 boxes Tobacco, 50 do. common and fancy Soaps. 50 do. Sperm and Tallow Candles, 100 do. 8-10,10-12, and 15-16 Glass, 250 kegs bite Lead, Linseed, Sperm, Train end Castor Oils, Copal Varnish, with a general assortment of colors Indigo, Madder, Spanish Brown, Copperas', Blue Vit, , Epsom and Glauber Salts, Sal Aratis, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cloves. Nutmegs, Mustard, Borax; Macoboy and Scotch Snuff, 150 Reams Writing and Wrapping Paper, A largs lot of Grindstones. 20 Crates Crockery assorted, with many other nrtl cles too numerous lo mention. A11 of w.ich will be sold low as can be purchased in this market. April 4 27 E. & R.JR. GRAVES. MORRISONS Vegetable Universal Medicines,’ OR sale by GEO. W.PRICE & CO» Mav 5 32 F‘ WASHINGTON HALL, MACOIY, GEORGIA.' T HE subscriber has again taken this Estab lishment, where he will always be hap p.v to attend to the calls of his old customers, and the travelling public generally. Macon, June 20 38 S. LANIER. CENTRAL HOTEL, Macon, Geo. T HE subscriber having become the Proprietorof this well known establishment, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. The house has been entirely cleansed and renovated; the rooms replenished with clean beds and suitable furniture, and the whole interior of the establishment adapted to the comfort of his guests. That the domestic economy of the House will be such as to grati fy the most fastidious, he has but to inform the public, that he has engaged as general Superintendents, WM. SHI VERS, JUNR. AND LADY, whose career as Managers ofa Tavern in Sparta, for nine years, has commended him to the favorable notice of the travelling public. WM. G. THOMAS. Sept. 19 . The undersigned having disposed of his proprietorship In die Central Hotel, to Mr. W. G. Thomas, from his knowl edge <of him, and the well known capacity of Mr. aud Mrs. Shivers, in the management of a Public House, can with confidence, recommend the Central Hotel to the patronage of his friends and the public. F. SIMS. Sept. 19 51 ’ LIBERTY HOTEL, "■Sk — E3-C.2S ^.TSUL rgNHE underaigne nnounces to the .1. Public, that he has taken the r hove House, recently occupied • b !J William B. Fennel, and is prepared for the reception ef Boarders aud Travellers. Hj He is aware that Newspaper pro mised are but little relied on. He would therefore oe de terred from making any, but that he is resolved to redeem his own fully. He assures the Travelling public, that inclina tion as well as interest, shall prompt him to leave no effort, untried,noexpensewithheld.torendertlieirsojourn with him both agreeable and comfortable. His Table shall be sup plied with the best this, and the Macon market can afford, his House with obedientand attentive servants. Good, plea snnt, well funished nnd supplied Lodging Rooms can be had. And last not least, the House shall not suffer for cither want of attention, or abundance of wholesome proven ier. The undersigned from an experience of some time in the same business in the city of Savannah, pledges himself that lie shall he able to give entire satisfaction. Provisions are plentiful and cheap. The Travelle- may therefore expect good fare, and a light bill. Call aud Try. Jan 3,1843 THOMAS WILLIAMS. To Rent, A DWELLING house in Court House Square. “Si Also two Rooms over the subscribers Store. Pos- session given first of October next. CHAS. CAMPBELL & Ca. ■ Aug. 22 47 For Rent, HOUSE in Vineville, occupied by Hi the lqt a p A HOUSE in vineville, occupie: M, Hebbatd. Possession given 15!; ! of October next. Apply to £!*! rt FY ft Sept. 19. E. B. WEED 31 For Sale or Rent, THE HOUSE and LOT in the suburbs ofthe City, formerly the residence of A. It. McLaughlin, Esq. The Lot contains four acres, and on it is an Orchard of well selected > Fruit. Apply to ^ D. C. CAMPBELL. Macon, Sept. 19,1843.31 To Rent, W-S rwXK half of that long and commodious store on fij; | Ur Mulberry street, formerly occupied by Wm. Bj A****. Parker, immed'ately opposite the Central Hotel. For Terms apply to M. S. THOMSON. Sept. 26th, 1843. 52 To Rent, cv** A large ROOM, well suited for a Salt 'or Meot ijii j House. Apply to M. S. THOMbON. Oct 31 _£ Ralls, Tin Plate, Iron and Hol low Ware. 400 Kegs Cut Nails 160 boxes Tin Plato, 10 Ton flat and square bar Iron, 6 Ton English Hollow Ware, 20 dozen Collins’ and King’s Axesi 2 do. Mil! Saws, 300 lbs. Bagging Twine, 25 Coils Rope, 1000 lbs. Iron Wire, 1 Cose Sheet Copper, 1 do. Sheet Zinc; 1 Roll Sheet Letd, 1000 lbs. Bar Lead, 10 doz. iron wire Sifters, 1 Ton Sheet Iron, 1 do. Sheet Steel, Bellows, Anvils. Vices, Screw Tlaies, Hand and Sledge Hammers. • Received and for sale by E. B. WEED; Macon, Sept. 19.’ _££ Cherry Street Bakery. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Ma con and vieinity, tnat he has opened a Baking Estab lishment, opposite Thomas llarrola, on Cherry Street, he respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Having a professional Baker, he confidently assures those who may patronize him, that his manufacture will be ot superior litv- JOHN T. HAUBAUM. Fire Insurance. T HE’Undersigned, Agents for tlie iEtna ’Insurance Company of Hartford Conn., are prepared !to take risks on Buildings, Merchandize in Store and Cotton in Ware-houses, in the City of Macon and its vicinity, against Fire. REA & COTTON, Ag’u Feb 7 23'ly THE SCULL SIIOALS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Cotton Yarn and Osnaburgs, C ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale at the Factory prices, wholesale and retail, by April 4 27 E. & R. R. GRAVES. Cnn.il Flour. f*f\ BLS. choice Brands, for sale by OH Nov 7 6 H. C. FREEMAN. Irish Potatoes and Onion*. Ofk BLS. Irish Potatoes, *3'110 do Onions, Just received by Nov 7 6 H. C. FREEMAN. Choice Northern Butter. i KEGS, splendid enicle, Just received by f Nov 7 G H. C. FREEMAN. Sep‘t. 3. 48 ly* Just deceived, f. FINE lot ot Northern made Butter and Cheese, for J V sale cheap at LUDDIKGTON k THOMPSON’S. E. C. GRANNI8S, Agen‘. August 22 47 .fust Received, 4 ND For sale cheap, a full supply of Northern Ilnmfb _TjL Shoulders. Pickled nnd Lined Beef, and Dried Tongues, at LUDINUTON it THOMPSON’S. Oct. 17 3 .lu>l Received, 4 choice lot of Irish Potatoes, nt LUDINGTON * THOMPSON’S. Oct. 17 3 Received, \ choice lot of Northern Butter, at jHL LUDINGTON -5c THOMPSON’S. Oct. 17 3 Just Received. jk fine lot of Onions, ot A5L LUDINGTON & THOMPSON'S. Oct. 17 3 Just Received, A choice article of Cucumber Pickles, nt LLDIXGTOX k THOMPSON’S. < Oct. 17 3 Sugar, Coffee, A'c. \ HHDS. P. R. and St. Croix Sugar, 200 bags Rio and Laquira Coflee, 30 Hhds Cuba Molasses. With a general assortment of Groceries and Staple Dry Goods. For sale by Cl I AS. CAMPBELL & Co. and Oils. KEGS Nos.l and 2 "White Lead, UIJ 300 gallons Linseed Oil, 200 do Lamp Oil, With a variety of Colors for Painters’ use, for sale bv July 6 40 CHAS. CAMPBELL & CO A lmonds, brazil nuts, englisR wal nuts, SODA, BUTTER, and SUGAR CRACK ERS, MACKEREL. SHAD, BEANS, Ac. &e. Just received nnd for sale low, bv Nov 7 C "H. C. FREEMAN. PROVISIONS, ACON, Lard, Flour, and Meal, for sale by J. N. SEYMOUR. Soft ond iron. 4 PACKb Liverpool Salt, 20 Tons Swedes Iron, For sale by /’HAS. CAMPBELL A Co.