No ,82 Vol. XX >
C. v v* _* f't
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INESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1829.
Whole No 0348.
Piles.
ft elTie !v$,/j\u,lioin<> now offeredI to
B b«il | gurglcnsf opefafldn.'with-
ga|B9Rf
cs$tafe$s*
ISSAn—T? rol,r
t! cl nfilfnc# i>P°n obtaining relief, MM
If ' it S", in n "short tiirtt>; and lira*
! l,w , ... dio bestjmlgesof ‘the iid-
TtewnSW I,rl08 00 c,a
S"1 ihh directions signed by lira Pro-
MALLERY & DUFFY,
DRAPERS *)• TAILORS, V
On tlie Hay, n few door* East of tlio Olty
Hotel, and uoarly opposite thoi
Exchange,
ENDER lltelr sincere thanks to their
M. ' ffiends, and the pdbiio-generally,fpr
past favors, and respectfully solicit a con-
tin!
motion of patronage.
They IrnVo received by i
Bslt and complete assortn
r mix, will) directions
letor .
No. tia!North 1 Th'lrd. B «bp»i Cailpwhlll
Itreet,
PHILADELPHIA.
•apply of ibis valuable metlicine
lieived,
Forsalc.hy^ soNp , D[l|g gUt.'
iSutfin no Q Gibbon's Range.'
At tlio Eagle no 8 Gibbon'
I mar
pjioicc FrejicU Rose Wa
ter.
IU3T IMPORTED
And #>r sale by . '}
A l*ARSONS, Druggist.
No 8 Gibbons’ Range.
Ids 5 ■ ■ -
Notice**
pit months aftor date application
will lie made tu 'he honorable the
Jiticcs ofthe Inferior oroirfcqf Emanuel
■utility for leave to sell all the real estate
I riiomasJolmsoii, deo’d.
WM.. McGARVIN, Exe'or.
t dec 6 545 . r
Notice; : ,
| JUIl miiiuh after dale application
will he in jili- to the honorable the court
,’rdttSy ofEffroghain county for leave to
III all the real estate, belonging to thqestj
V Matthew Halm, late of Effingham coun-
Irdecd.
JOHN C- RAVIN, Executor.
[ jail 5 1
ftrtmght tp Jail,
[X Cjosaxhateliee, on the 13th inst., :
runaway man who says his name is
LV, and that ho belongs a Mr. McCart
pflljcna'Heor'gia.s'aid fellow is about SOo
p years old, five feet 5 or 0 inches high,
is marks on his lefUriii which appear to
i received twin fire burns.
l‘.J. UES3ELLEU, jxiloh
[51 m
recent arrivals, a
fresli and complete assortment of Fine.Su-
perfl «, and Sup. Sup. Velvet and Crape
finis' ed
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERE8,.,
Of the most fashionable colors, nnd wnr-
rante.’ to bo of the most approved Britiih
manufacture i and
VESTINGS
Of the newest and most fashionable pat
terns nnd materials—the who|o of which
having been carefully, scleoted bv Mr. M.
from the N. York market; and being pro
vided with some of tlio best workmen, and
tho latest London and New York fashions
(which, they receive quarterly) they will
constantly endeavor to oxecuto all otders'
with which tloy may jie honored, with tho
utmost punctun1ity,drspntch, and in a man
ner not excelled by any similar establish
ment in America.
READY MADE CLOT III SO.
For thb accommodation of gentlemen in
haste, and others who may prefer It, they
keep constantly on band air .extensive as
sortment of coats, frocks,Coa tees,Surtouts,
Great Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests,’
Shirts, Drawers,Wrappers, &c.—all made
up. in the-iicst manner nnd newest style.
ALSO,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Such as—Stocks, Cravats, Ciuvnt Pads,
Watch Guards and Ribbons,Gloves,Pock
et Handkerchiefs, Collars, Riding .Belts,
Pantaloon Chains. &c.
■‘.SHOULDER BRACES,
An Impriapd article, highly recommended
by the first physicians as a most cei tain re
lief to persons nfilicted with weakness of
tho breast from a hnhit of stooping or se
dentary employment. - ■
■ CAPS. •
Gentlemen's and Youth's morocco and
patent-leather Caps, of all patterns.
LADIES’ CLOAKS.
A fnw of superior Ladies C.amhlet, made
.with hoods,and Paltnrincs—Also Carolina,
Plaid do.—besides a quantity of Satinet!
and oilier Jackets and .Trnw.aery, suitable
for servants, or hhornrs.
N. B. ; In consequence of the particular at
tcnlion paid to the selection of the above
articles, we are happy to slate that they can
henffsrqd imioh lower than the establish
moot lias ever done hci croforc. M. & I).
octlll it*
was impossible to be mistaken, and for-’
borne todntrodnee any other circumstan
ces than what belong Thi.-nediafel> to it.
WM.DUANE.
Philadelphia, Morch tltli 1888.
The 'National Intelligencer, published in the
A.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER ROT-
TLE.
To the Public.
I N con**quence ( of the numerous frauds
and impositioiisjprac.tjaed in reference
io iny medicine, I am again induced (o
change the form of mj BOTTLES. In
futufe, the PANACEA will be put up in
round bottles, fluted longitudinally, With
the following words, blown in tlio glass;
t'SwAiM’s Pauacia, Piii lada," ns repre-
senjod alioy?. : “
These bnitlne are mush stronger than
thoso heretofore used.aud.will hare hut one
1*1®, which covers tlio corlt, with my own
signature on it, so that thgcork cannot bo
drawn without destroying the ..signature,
without which none is genuine. The me
dicine may consequently be known to lie
genuine when my signature is visible: to
counterfeit u/hich, will he punishable as fpr-
CERTIFICATE OF DR. EDWIN
• At/Tftrc
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Socie
ty.
The caso detailed iu the nliove certifi
cate came under my observation, and I be
lieve Alderman Duane's statement tp be.
strictlyjorreqt, Mr. Swaitn showed me
two other cases nearly similar, which were'
eared by Ids Panacea,after every, other re
medy had (ailed. * '
Averse as I am to quackery, I hope ev
' to he.proserved from unjuyt and solAsh
prejudice | and, therefore, do not hesitate
to give tnv name, in confirmation of the ef
ficacy and safety ol Mr. Swajm’a medi
cine.
EDWIN A. ALTEE.
Philadelphia. Nov. 5th, 18*8.
A supply of tliis'-Yaluabie Medicine Is
just received nd for sale by
A PARSONS. Agent.
At tge Eagle .No 8 Gibbons,Range,
march I*’ !63 **
an old es
tablished Journal, at the Seatof the Gen
eral Government. It publishes, oi iginally,'
regularly, rind fully 4 ,' the Proceedings’ and
Debate* of Congress) also, ull the State’
Papers and Documents uL publir. 'interest,
"laid bpfuro Congress, or^ingimiting fn that-
body, and nil the Acts passed by them.—
These recommendations, in’addition to
the.variolv pf othor inloimatlon avhiclt is'
to be found in it* columns, connected with
the General Interests of our own country,
with Literature nnd Science, and the af
fairs of the world ?t large) ' together with’
J lhe character of general fairness srhlctl (hq:| G*P*
. pnper has sustained iihder its present "edi-'| , Bernard
tors, torjff*ny l yenrs, make’tlio National K no I»Vth*l
Intelligencer useful, ami even valuable, to I Stephen P I
alt jylio feel an interest iti the concern* QfJ"mes Baxler
this or of other chuntrics. ’• . Ro » R W Bai ey
Swaim’s Vermifuge.
Patent. '
It
.THIS valuable Anti-dysen•
teric and Worm Medicine lias
used
*'%e
‘he .increasing demand lor this celebra
ted medicine lias enabled me to reduce the
price to TWO.DOLLARS per bottle,thus
bringing it Within the reach of fli« Indi
gent.
My Panacea requires no encomium) It*
astonishing effects and wonderful operation
have drawn, botlifrom-.Patienu and Medi
cal Practitioners of the highest respec|abi
lily, the most unqualified approbation, ami
established for it a character which Envy’s
pen, though dipped in gall, can never tarn
ish. - • * ;.
The false reports concerning this valu ’
able medicine,which have been so di igenily,
circulated by certain Physicians;h;|ve their
origin either in ENVY, or in the mischiev
ous effects of the SPURIOUS IM1TA
TIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public,and-givu-tlicin the most solemn
assurances,, that this medicine contnius
neither mercury nor any oilier deleterious
drug.
_ ___________________ The public are cautioned not to purchase
Court of Ordinal'^, E%g- ">y Pnnnce*.^, from myselt; myac.
attg!
to Jail.'
rX pavannah, some time ago, a 'negro’
'. man ulu> says iii* name. is JIM, nnd
t lie belongs to John’ Pitman but does
• know wlicrb his master lives,nor where
iranaway.froin. I am ,induced to be
pve that liu is o > ntd by some one else,
14 feet 8 1-4 inches high and about 15
i of *g!>; he stammers a little when
king.
JlNO, 1. DEWS, j, c. c
| une 14 141
Brought to Jail.
fN SavanHahnn the 8t«t till, a negro
1 man tvlinsays Ids name le JOHN nad
it he belongs to Sam-Klng of Ohnrles-
18 C. He is about
(feet 10 inches hlg(T.
-ham County,
'nr.cEMBra, TKast 1858
,fT|N. the petition ofSamJI. ,J. Ilryan
a 9 stating that lie is posessed of a bond
wlfich.he produced to the Court made and
signed by Benjamin Kennedy late of the
county aforesaid bearing date the t*tli
day of January 1818 for titles to a certain
tract of land jiTe.scribed in said bond. Those
are to cite and ndmonish all persons having
or claiming any interest in the estate of
tlio said llenjamin Kennedy to file their
ohjeetionsif any they have, on er before
the meeting of theuqurt of Ordinary for
snid county, for May term 18*9, Otherwise
the administrator will bo ordered to make
titles to said tract ofland pursuant to the
statute in sticn oases made and provided
.J. CHARLTON, o. c. a. B. o.
j»d'(5 U ,’
aboitt 40 years oqoge, and
Ifeb 28
JOHN. I.-.OF,WS l 3i c-c.
Liberty Inferior Court..
JUNE TERM, 18»D.
f iTPON the petition of W.B. Fleming,
J I
praying-for tho establishment pf a
A.. „f Lnwil nlitnie Ls* Arvnn Vl,iv_
cei tam note of hand,given by Johnllar-
thallie belongs t6 Wm Coffinof Char
iten SQ. He is about 37 years of age. ,5
it It inches high, and has a scar on His
;ebeaii.
fab 28 JNO. f. DEWS, j. c. c, '
emaiiOtto of Rose
S/tlpe. '
IIST received and for sale by
A.PAItRONH TV,
Jan 17
Brought to Joili
Savannah on dm loth Inst a negro
man w|io Mys'his.name is W,ill,Brjiwn
ris.to Thos. T. Shepard, for one hundred
and eighty dine dollars * l-£ cent n ( |
bearing date on oi about the (list of Apn,
1828, a copy whereof as nearly astho'jH'tl
tioher can refcollect, fa filed wlln the said
letition, together with an .affidavit pf the
oss thereof 'It is Ordered, that Hie said
■opy-be established in terms of the act in
iu.cn cases made and provided, due notice
being given of tho’application,agreeably to
the rules of court, unless cause be shown to
the contrary.
ExtractTtom the minutes,
une'41 E. HAKER.CIk
.A.PARSONS. Druggist.
No 8 Gibbon's range.
Splendid Razor StrDps.
MUGUSON’S and PRENTISS’
.. “8 z br Straps aro kept eonstantlv on
’ and dinss gentlemen who have used
i pronounce them superior, to aiiy 'at
• present tune in uso. For snle by
Sa, ts and Castor Gil.
B0
trr STom:
■ BBLS Sal Glauber
man 100 bokct do assorted size*.
iPOOquart,bottles Castor Oil for I'lan-
latton Purposes
S00 quart bottles,cold’pressed
MO pmt„. do do . do-
Planip,. * * s oUerefi unusnally loiv.'
ill ina” ar8 P a tl> c ularly requested to
Tor's*?"by° f ° r tllemselve5
At
mar 5
fea A PARSONS; Druggist.
r ; 18 E a gle No 8 Gibbons range.
WhidoAv sashes.
tHfUSU RECEIVED.
a .t ' ?*. 8b y 1( >.
?° to 12 of-tho snmo nuni
'i nf very superiot qnaiuy.' ForTaleh
P. MARLOW
V
Cuinmon
M0 ~dojf Dastor Oil
Yestijnerital Soup.
FMN IHS.Snap is Celebrated for taking nil
JL kinds of grease and spots from cloth
For sale by
dec 2
.A. PARSONS. '
Druggist No 8 Gibbon’s range
Slide Uliick^Dg.
B AY & MARTINS liquid Blacking
Jus) imported and for sale by-the
caskordozen by A PARSONS.
Druggist No 8 Gibbons Range,
feb 54 ' .
For kale or Lease.
■■71 ITIIF.R of the two lots or both, be
longing toAho subscriber, situated in
Broughton street.'the Imildings on which
were burnt by tl)e late fire. Terms ot sale,
nr for a long lease will be on the most liber
al credit'and ndvantagboUs conditions.
1 Apply to
MISS ABBY MINIS.
South Common.
mnr 5 53-
ctedi ed agents, or persons of kn.owp os
pectability: and all those will consequent'
ly bn without.excuse, who shall purchase
from any other persons.
WM. SWAIM.
September. 1858.
The'’ following certificate gives the his-
toryrflf the introduction oftl e Panacea into
tho Pldladelphia Alms House Infirmary.’
Those who [read it, will he cnnvinced that
thi proprietor has never feared the investi
gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad
minister the medicine in secret. It also
evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that
tlmso who were so anxious originally to
exclude the medicine from this institution,
would neglect no opportunity of expelling
it, nfter it had been introduced. .
From william duane, Esq.
One of the Aldermen of the City oj Phi
ladelphia.
Mr. Swaim, proprietor nf a medical com
position called Swaim's Panacea, applied
tome, requesting me to state what I know
about the introduction of |iis medicine into
the Alms House—and I consider it > duly
to comply with his requ st.
Being President of the .Board of Mana
g'eis of tlio Alins Mouse in’the.year 1850.
•Mr. Swaim expressed to me a wish to un-
dnjrtnke. the cure of some persons then in
tlie house,* whose eases were.given up as in-
curable by the medical gentlemen; that he
was confident of curing by his medicine
those cases, and would undertake some of
the mojtjdespefate—and would require no
Other compensation tltaii tilt satisfaction
to be-derived from the service rendered.
I promised to consult the other mana
gers, and did so; Imt I found that some of
the medical gentlemen in the house had
labored to prejudice them, as some of t|ratu
attempted to prepossess me.against what'
they denominated qqaekery. Some of tho
managers felt inclined tn the trial, consid
ering that as they were cases abandoned by
the medical men which were to'he opera
ted upon, no harm at least would be done,
and if cure was practicable, the oppnrtunb-
ty ought to be afforded, but they expressed
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
them; by which I understood tiiat they did
out like to put themselves in opposition to.
tlio physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered and took upon
ntyself whatever responsibility there was in
the case, and notified Mr. Swain) that I
would accompany him, and tljd so. The
first case selected was.that of p woman
whose appearanoe.was horrib'c, and wliose
condition was so deplorable that the p:
• ■ ■ It
Treasurer’s Office.
April 1, 1850.
erage price of Flour ditmlg the
ast month being 39 p'or barrel of
198 lbs. Bread for the present month
must weigh as follows viz:
4 (A 4 ra I no ( “
12 1-2 cents Loaf 2lhS.5 oz
'« HL " I ’’
Of wlpch all Bakeveand sellers of Bread
11 take due Notice.
M. W. STEWART. 0. t.
rll t
1
wiM t
npi
Irish &' bcolcfi Whiskey.
fN Domijoiins warranted pure as iinpor-
toil (or sdle extremely lotv by
CHARLES A. WOODRUFF
■ feb 3 , . Dickson’s Building
tients in tlio samo room-wished to have her
removed, and tho evidence of ijiy o,vn sen
ses justified Ilnur bomplaint v She was a
wontan.of about 30 or. 32 years of age, Iter
right eye was already ..estroyed, the left
eye piotruiled more than half an inch out
of the socket, the-flesh of the leftcheek was
one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose
hud disappeared and left tlie nostrils two
naked holes, tlie uppei lip on tlie left side
was destroyed, and the-teeth and gums
bare, ami the whole face, as it nppeared to
me, in a stale of dissolution: her.appetite
■baddpft her—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. - Mr. Swaim said
he could citro her; lie Could not restore the
lost.eye, nior restore the nose, but lie could
restore the loft eye and the jnouth. -
Hb undertook the case, and I freque
iy attended him injiis visits to the hi
" ” " ired—and- I It
woman..apd she tvar cured—and
freipiently seen her slnqergning about her
business with thenlncrity usual
of
ordinary .
to a porson of that ago t the deformity
cotirse remained : but all that .remained
besides appeared healtljfiL Lfill? con
ftnedj niyseif, to this pisef uponi wliicb
i-t. ,i’’ r ‘ 3
City of iVashington, by Gales & Seaton.
The National Intelligencer is at
>■ • .JList /'f Letters
11 EMAINING.in;tliR Post Office,Ea*
vaiinnh. 31st March,'.1820.—Persons
wishing lettejs on this list, aie requested
to astpfor "aiccrtiscd letters."
’ •' A
George Asli Thomas Askew
Miss Sarah Adams Alexander Allen .
W Allan .«filrs Eliza’ G Abbot
D
Alfred 8 Bdwcji Capt Burkett
Win Browiijnlin . Capt James Burt
George Brown James Butler
Thpmas BaringDl tClailiornc Bevill
Deifnis Brsgilon John Best
l.apt Silvester Bgtes Cornelius Bliss.
Capt Paul Briggs S
James Hillin
a'lSy
;Clk C of.Ofdimuy
Bryan Co, - .
of other countries; t
The Nationalintelligencerlsnota party I , , „ ; ’ V • . ”
paper, but cemuresbr approves where cen J«cob Ch»dbtdjrn 4 ’ Itehj Cuckeroft,
sure or' appr.obation seems to be due .to J, * c V!" 1 j’“t r iok Gonnel|y
•publio measures. ,lt 'supported the laierHenry CasteJIdw Imppard Cooper
•• • kto 1 au " —Richard F Cooke
Tbombs Cornier .2
'AlSx’rCollioun
determination, rlioiiah it'opposed I Andrew LiUrk *• Aimer Cox
tlie election of Generdl Jackson, to support [* 8 "J P^ierk 5
tho just measures of this Administration,.! “ en j Cheese man
Jajnes Caffraln
but as certainly tn oppose ilia unjust or (he
proscriptive. It will i)e,.in principle, 0 p. | JJjss Susan A Daley
’ 11 of the ~
of
been used for these seven
years past, and its virtues are
universally acknowledged by
ull who luve tried it, to be far superior to 4
any other medicine ever cinploved for
most diseases cliilillren nre subject tn. It is
perfectly safe, and no child will ,refuse to
take it. It seldom Tails curing Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, Colic or Cliolcia
Morbus, either in grown persons or children
ai d It gives appetite to almost all debilita
ted persons.' AVurms frequently infest cliil
Aren, aggravate . their other diseases, and
are tlie chief cause Of must fevers, bowel
complaints, and chronic and nervous diseas
es, incident tn childhood, which are so nu
merous mill frequently fatal. It is much
regretted tiiat most vermifuges now in use
are injurious, and thousands of children are
swept off, or are rendered feeble, pnie and
emaiicinfed through tlie first.stage of Me
—which leads onto pulmonary complaints
&c. Ac. &c. t
Worms being .espeera’ly apt to Infest
persons of debilitated digestive organs and
emaciated constitutions, uiirch mischief is
often done by tlie ordinary worm ‘medi
cines, which generally consist of lIk- strong
est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narco
tics, or spirits of turpentine. Articles of
this kind may destroy worms, but they dc-
bilit.ite the stomach, and often materially
injure the general health. Swaim’s Vkr-
Miruqy has the peculiar advantage of de
stroying and removing worms from the
bowels without tlie weakening consequen
ces of the stronger purgatives. Ac.—and
it has, jnoreover, a decided tendency to
give.vigor Goth to the stomach and hunels expenses,
and organs of digestion—thereby relieving 'n,„ »r
tlie general system from many trouhicsoiuu
complaint*. Jl is by this means that so
many grown persons have been relieved,
y its use, of different complaints—suppo-
nc thonrselves to he in a decline, &c.:&c
This medieme trill relieve bowel com-
j ilaints or dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit-
ngi sickness, pain or iceakness in the sto
mach nr bowels, loss of appetite, either in
children or grown percent a in a fw,hoars
and Wseldom fiils.curing chills and fe
ver on fever auoe. No family ought,
or ever will be without it, after a trial.
Worms are capable of producing great
disturbsheps-itfttiesystem. 'Not only do
ilrey aggravate ordinary diseases when they
are present, but they also give rise to a
great variety of very-alarming nnomaloits
nffeption*. The wholo train .»fspasmodic &
cobviflilve diseases tiiay proceed from tile
irritation of worms in the alimentary canal.
Cholera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetanus', pa-
ralvsis, mania, convulsions, as well as a
variety of other nervous and- convulsive
affections, are not unfrequently the imme
diate effects of this cause. Besides these
diseases, worms have also been known to
produce pleuritic and rheumatic paius.dys-
ontery, remitting fever,dropsy of the brain,
chronic mid spasmodic cough, Sec. Sec.
&c. . ,
Among the symptoms which indicate
tlie presence of worms, the following are
the most common ami striking: -rjA pale,
leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed
countenance; a. bluiih streak under tlio
eyes, tnese are dull and'lieavy. Hie pupils
are dilated nnd much contracted, the joiv
er eyelids and upper lip swell, especially
during, the night while, sleeping; great
itching in the nostrils, which cgpses the'
patient to. pick Ills nose; foul broath; dis-.
mrbed sleep; during which, tile patient
grinds his teeth, is apt tn scream out and
startup suddenly ns if frightened: tingling
in the ears; gidrlinoss; interrupted speech;
palpitation of the heart a dry spasmodic
cough) irregular.nnd depraved appetite,
being sometimes entirely suppress^!, and
at others exceedingly voracious; abdomen
swelled and hard}, looseness of uie bowels)
costiveness; tnTnatiiral,slimy,qr foul stnols:
pains in the bowel*; wasting nf the flesh;-
convulsions; fits; palsy; and finally death.
A supply of’this valuable Medicine i*
Juit received and for sale by
,A. PARSONS, Agent.
At the eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range.
march.Sl"
J to orty Adminisiratipn of the Gov- 5?"* D|1 JL
inent iWi.ose ipeaggiras aiiall .sliew .R ,to.| •?
have intereits of a party at heart, rather 11; 1 '' 111 D Davies
than the great interests nf the country. , Uca, f, .
It is, in a word, what .its title denotes. V; lao , >*elarip
a National paper. ■■ ‘ ’ '. J
For the in’ite'pend(iil ahd impartial course^
“ .tiot
r Willard II Dimmick
Win Dye
Lghi Hopkins
Catharine Dodson
.Robert Dunbar
Torenc
wards
. - , ■J‘ , f"** D 1 8V ' n e
whleji it has pursued, the National InteHi-. 1 Jo ” tl Dellrot
gencer has been denounced, and an at-] * ’
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or wro'.ig. hy the strong arm of power di-1 J v rt<w_Eyatis 2
reeled by caucus agency .The attempt is ail • ame ’G r.d
vain as it would he (nr any modern prophet I \ v . m Evan*
to bid the sun stamlfalill. Thirty yeariolB,; L , i_"._
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but acquires strength and power itith
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Rev Lucius Field
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ami Territory intfie Union, and in every [ MfsAIary J Greene __
city and town, as well is inlhe country. It ' .v ■ -
is read in every capital in Europe, and ^ ln Ham* MUs-P fl Henry
jiossesses sources,pf information exceeded' „' 1,n . . J. Miss. C E-Henry
by no oilier Journal. . I Patrick Hart - - Nmlianiel llioks
For the first time an effort is made to en 1 Pnihp-F llaniinond John M Hines
large the- subscription to i* by somling ' S'.P".*! W. r ! ■
fditli ibis priispectns, whi6h uur mlvcrss-.l® . ZacIicus tiolines,
ries in pohtjcsare expected to deal so gen- JL ' Robert Hay
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erously with'as to let it be seen, and oui | , {"' in V?f*!i ,n '
frienfly so kindly uj to fiuthorour purpoHC 1 , , va r, ’ "
wiih'iheir aid ann countenance. .tlcreth-J-T?, 1 " }}V f ^
fore we have haidly wished to enlarge our I ’* 111 .Haigilt
subscription list. Intending hereafter,how-' I
ever, to devoto oprselves wholly, to the |*M , les M.Jarvis 8
newspaper and to
"the oc
Clark llodie
Mpiy'Ilodgins ,
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> a' propel"' iihpriivemeni-l PetorJ-imieson a . Qeo'W: Jnl.nstqn
1. of the Press," we invite 2 r Vmit Jackson (. . Wro Jolmstiui ,
icriptiajjs, as being punc- ® a, nl Jackson S. Ch’.nles I) Jones
.W AV Johnston. ..
condition.
suclwfurther subscriptions, ..„ r „ k .
tualiv’ paid, well remunerate our labor and.! “to. 81 A,*aluo)i
The National Intelligencer is published I Ala ty ^ing
daily,.at fltO per annum, payable -in ad-1 J nhn Kinsliower
vance. -It is jiuldished ai x>, forjhb iqprc. Jan'ca.lAeys
ounvenient circiilatioji where a daily iinftPl;. , ,
does noijiqnetrate, three tiinee-a week, at I
g8 per annum, payable in advance. A I J^P 1 “J Leavitt
remittance of eilheroftbq.se .rmouiits 4nJ [j a P’jV.'- n, ' er
bank paper by mail,will cillure flle prompt | V ,n Lini|y
and reglitaf'transmission of every paper
that may lie oiflcred.
• Tllose subscribing will please to signify
whether they uesire the paper for a year
orntv, and then tn bo stopped without fur
ther notice, or wish it to be contluued un
til countermanded,
roar 81 .75
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Notice.
gjH OUR months after dare, application
.^IHV IIIUIIIIIS dllCl Utiic, sip|j|is-niiuii
will bo made to the Honorable tlie
Justices ofthe Inforior Court of Tattnal
County, for leave 19 sell the real estate of
Thoinas Dickinson late of said county de
ceased, for thei benefit pf.tlio heirs and.cre-
diturs of said estate.
Wm. DirKINSONi
(Juqlified Executor.'
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3arah II K
JohbJt'Ke^
is
’ SsSXllS*
, Samuel J Lnveft £
^Dqviji II Leper
" Apn Mullryno
Geh S McIntosh
vjuTuuii jTimer John,51cHe(llo t
SaiiiW,Millwiird.il Laclfliii .Mclnlutli
Charles Myers , Susad McIntosh
/flu-roo Mills Dailey Mclinosh
Dr Jos .Maxwell
Mahloo Mills
GurdonlMiller
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The Virtuds and Use
Capt dies Moody £ Robt McJiqse’v .4
Jesse Mount Robt McMillan
Sirs SAG Mein'
m
J B Morrell.
Jultn Matiatt
I James B Norris
or THE
Cordial *■
Cephalic Snuff.
IVhieh, by long experience, has ' been found I Philip O’.ICeefe
an effectual Remedy for most Disorders
of the. HEAD, especially' the Common I Stephen Pea'ry
Headach,to which it hardly ever'faiOfgiv- CaplTl'rince
ing immediate ease, and by frequent use.| John.Princo
repents its return.
iff.
O.
P.
BIrs
Ann Powell
Joseph B Powell -V
Edmund S Plummer
Miss Mary A Robertas
- Williaiii H Kohiuso"
John B Robinson !
mT admirably opens and purges the head. Hiram M Ralph
JL strengthens the nerves,revives the spi-1 William Reed
fits, and ha* a most grateful aromatic- Daniel Ke’dduck
smell. Afeuet Richmond 8 Jhlias'M Robin-,n>
|t removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Gid- James C Richardson Matthew Koliertson
diness, and Vapours, relieves nimness of Mrs Ryan ' Shiibael G lingers
f ho nvni. in nvppllnnf in rnrlntr rnpnnt dunf- I UfillUm D „n« 'Fpi,,1 I ■ ••oil 1
the eyes, is excellent m curing recent deaf- William Ryan
. . .. . _ ^yaii 1.
ness, and has been of great service in ffys-1 Cathaiine Richards
Thomas 11 Bussell
■ . Ed'wurdB Russell ’
jeric nnd Paralytic complnints, and in re- Mary Ryan Byrum Reese
storing thb memory when impaired by di*-. J Elizabeth A Robinson
orders of thejiead. ' ’ ' 1 : 5:.
It is also extremely proper for persons] Alexander Sjrndford'Henry.Smith
wlio visik’tlie sick, or go into Unwholesome John Shannon. E W Smith .
rooms or .unhealthy planes, and hot ell- Joseph Saunders Peter Symmes #’
mates, as it fortifies ihe head against nox- Aquila Stephens Silvester Sidkrs '
ions, exhatatiqpsanil-ipfecticuMair. - John D Street Henry 11 Stocker;
A pinch or two may be taken at an/ l Mary Sleigh Mary S Strobhart
time, and indeed several in a day; bat for a John Segrane l -Nathl Snow
cold, or stoppage in the head; a pinch or Daniel D.Shepard SLBenj ft Sturges -
two should betakpn just before going to) - • . fj}.'
bed. _ 1 Amon Thrasher ‘ Stephen Thorne
Those who are in the habit ef taking ] Thomas P Taul 2- ,-Rul'us L Todd
much ofthe eonq.mon sij.uffs,. (and thereby I Capt.Triesz jhlL-Turner
injure both head and stomach.) are desired' Joseph Tillmftn Geo A Turknetl JS
to mix some ofthisCEPHALIC SNUFF Miss Janet WThompsdn
m, and their had effects will in a ] Jv / .
asure, be prevented. *'4 Alexander®.'YeidierL
on hand and for sale by J ft?. ....
SONS. Driipjjist, lohhs.H Wnrd .‘.Anq’.^liito .? I
m
■sHh
A PARSON
-Attlie Eagle no 8.Gj
mar 14
;*• James Washington Leonidas Wylfy
. , Ethfeldid-Watson .jAVneyLF Will's
"75—...... *"-( g, . .7" ?*•— Major-W C Wayne ~ZH|)har Wood
-.Seidlitz and SodaPow- Saiqiwu'son : 4 Eiizfli womaci
' Jpra - I Gapt VYnjsoh 'P.riUco Weeks
-i.i iA Mrs EliztK-Walsh Cath C Wood
DOZEN, boxes Soda Pow- Alexander Waft •
50 '
ders
do
.Seidlitz do
, UPV r.^JL'1 'I Robt West ’Capt Jos Woodbcrry
The improved Cliojtenhaiiq aSalts, pre ZHch HLWinklcr William I! Williams
. by Savory, Moore & Davidson, im- GEO. SCHLEY, 1>. M.
porteitandfor sale by . aprill ,
. . . A.;PARSONS, -1 . ’ -
-Druggist, atthe, Eaglel.-No. 8, t}. rangq/J . - .
march. 6 j. v Notice.
' >1, r ? r ' A LLpersotis having del
Chaws. j!xL-the Eytatoof captnin 7
Wm. Warren ■
Sami Wells’ .
I fiobl West
Woodruff
Richd C Wnolfolk
Joint ft. Wick
ltiaruili Williami
' Capt Jos Woodberry
t jiiaYch 7
.55
T-
mb ' l?iiift Chewing Tobacco.
j ORILLARDS and lliell’s first qital-
’I i- ity Chowirig. Tobacco is jii.st.receiv-t
ed aiidTor sale by A. i’AH.SONS.
'■. t^a-. HifcJ
■» T.'j It
0 m
dfim&hds against
,, w-., f . . .- v > . . c^ptain^Abiaham Nic ?
ANDlNG Aoni theschr'Atl.imr, from* li.ois, deceased,\ftte refjiii* 4 ^ :i to present
• Mnliimnva flAfl -C^taot^a 1 acoiirfuil T#x»» I tlinir npfinnnfo rlitlu nlfiicfml rnlLn cnticnri.
ed aiidTor sale by
' Druggist No B Gibbons’ Range,
•deo-io .
