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Newspaper Page TextN0. i.?a —vol. * WBOWtoIr £VfiMI.VCt n <IVLT U, 1885. r « —1 p 6 M.PJ313 i'UN OP Til?. 3(1 V >... > ’ IM « r -LRU tAPHi jV weakly Journih IjvomcI to general politic: Cotnuiarce, Literature id avery P the Fine Arts, &c . nduy, in the City of Darien, Ga., hy M ic i to.su. & ' vdi.disr. .$ t per annum, ui/ahlo in .ilvnuct, $1>0 it the expiration of Six Months—or jjlat the end ol tUu St ear. koi run nv c. flic 1 s DELL. ’ O xj TUES )VY, tut ftuofJalv, vvill he pub is led. tu.) first Vo. oftlio I’nrJ Volgina ofi’ui PsLEOlUPtl. Tan I’.ipar, living i in ■ I till or 1 i ll which is generally coutidared nocessary toiusnre the lo t ? file of a literary a uiili i.{, c i u n u il’.ir s th; sa no puolic wiiich, two ye ir.t ago, call 11 it into -xis eitca, and iu (dice given it “ t I >: il a t.iitathi.r andatmn," in inch ash ip« as Will convince its patrons that it i n thrived on t.i sir i»»m y. Its present appearance, we hopwill bo a . i ii :i.mt guarantee, that its n > trer appro tch to nutihoo I, un.l:r heirl'oit \'i i{ prot ration, villi)' distiu- guishodby a comspouditig display ofits desire to be grateful for past favors, as w 'll as a strong attachment to the principles hy which it has b ten guid >.| from its birth. In a w it I those principles will be found to ••strongihen with its strength;" and, ifit growsgray ia he p i die service, it will not be found departing from them in the “sear and yellow leaf'of an old age. Tub Telegraph svill givoa clear and impar tial view of the existing state of public a.lairs— t dung eare al ways to furnish its readers with both sides of the question, and very frequently leaving them todraw their own conclusions ofiLs merit. The general polities of oar b ‘loved country will occasionally demand our attention. We will bo influenced in our course of observation oa t.iis important topic, solely by an ardent w >a to give stability to tire Institutions of our glorious Rupub- lic, anitrasnit tat npaired to posterity,the liiess- i.igs wnich the Conscript •'aiders of tiu devolu tion secured for our enjoyment. \Vi i Pir / poiiucs v v .1 hive no connex ion. Instead of fanning th? flame of discord, or form nning prejudice, we snail feel it our duty touii iir siluo'i toiiliyt.ie troiMj.l ele ments. and call into r ■ q tuition the kinJIier feel ings ofout comm >n nature, thereby tending to siinent more lirmly the bonds wiiich mite soci ety. The Tbceoiuph will be open to Coinmum- catious fro u uetf |tirt !.'. P ,; a liy j i.ilities that will recommend them to o »r notice, o.-.ng ability,good-temper, and tne absence of scurril ity Although the editorial managed! jut of the l’a- per ais fallen into other nils, tne Liingi w.ll not, tti an/ suape, je petoepuble fro u its politi cal course. Ho much for Politics. Now, the la i lin g features of our Paper will be, to encourage and protect tne rising Com uerco of our Port - nirk tne increasing rn,)ji-.a.ueo. our State, and le.il our ai l to avsrr ueas ire which will lacilit 1.1 Internal improvement, by the locil Govern milt, m l spree I -3 lie ition far and wide. By i co.iuined ;X)rtiou pn the part of the real friends of leor gia, these objects can be accomplished: the i, we feel justified in call ing on all who wo il I seres their imivo Siuta, to assist us in our enterprise. With tho hope of enlarging the mind, and cul tivating the intellect, we will introduce, tnro igh the columns of our Jo irnal. an ibsiractofaii that passes dirougiiout o ir )Xtended jo i.nry - soul • times glancing at the a fair s o. 3 iroj.i, a.i 1 the other sections of the ilohe. A large portion > fii ir -p t. • will h i devote I .0 Litem: ir-e i id n 'me Vrt.s—comprising )•,<,! mil reviews of the wor.xs of tic essayist,the Poet, th/ fiva • . ail me 1 ? up or; and av if/ Vo. v.n contain i Miscall ray, wmch will . calculateJ .0 instruct is .veil as a.11 ise. Our ai.it will o ae.ua/ed, if we mu na.so a good Family Newspaper. On.;, that vill he grave with :ue Moralist, light a i l playful with the mer ry and contented, illustrative lor the scjcmiiie nud the studio is, and useful to the Marchant, the Mechanic, and the Farmer. Wo have trespassed beyon I our intention: and conclude by le ivmg .1; shoot to spo.u ,br itself. V Editors with whom wo exchange, will please give a few insertions to this Prospectus. junn 2!) ]4<j COfATTTll J4LL. ' L33ANJN 4 BRINGS. T IE above Establishment has been greatly enlarged, and much improved for the pre sent season, 11 is one of tne most si,acinus as. •!>. Jishmeiits in this country. The utldition.sforthe present year, consists among other improve ments, of accotn 11 > I itions for I’t uilies, with pri vate Parlors; a new Hilliard loom in iho main body oi the building; 1 .vi la a sp uuo is Prom nade in front, m wing ie tfiatza M) teat below and 400 feet above, in length. Great pains have been taken by the under signed Proprietors of said ’.stablishmenfiin pro curing first rate cooks, waiters, Arc. &c., and tiioy would assure their nutn ;rous friends and guests, that have heretofore patronized this es tablishment, that nothing shall Id wanting on die part of the Proprietors to render this place, one of the most desirable places of fashionable resort tti those States, as a summer residence for pri vate families and part.es, or the gentleman of pleasure. As an inducement for private fami lies to aiake this place a sum nor residence, me a’KRMs of board hive been reduced to six dollars per week, when the stay is six weeks,—1 weeks at seven dollars per week; children aid servants half price. HULL & B 3NTLEY. N. B. Stages leave Hudson m l Ubiiyduily for this place, on the arrival of the boats, and on the 1st of July, twice a day. Pi,ACES OF RESOH1' IS the vicisitv:—Pros- pect Mountain,—Three Shaker Villages,—Fish Lakes,—Trout Streams,—Pittsfield,—Manufac tories, &. &c. may IS 11G AU«USTA Cinomi : LE VOtf"' SALE. A VP1CIPVTIV 1 igagemeuts which vill uaterially interfere with our present ones, after me first of Jctobor nex.. we oflfor the .4 1- puxta Cknaicfe lor sale, witli posses-ion at that time, and will dispose of it on accommodating terms. It lias a very large subscription list, wiiich for sometime has been larger than it ever was sinco we have had the control of it, or probably before, during the previ^is '53 years of its exis tence—being the oldest existing paper in the State, and the first, except one, ever suiblished in it. Its advertising patronage is also largo,and the whole establishment is now as prosperousaiid profitable as it Inis ever been, and indeed more to. Its stock of printing materials, of all kinds, is very largo audcoinnlete—orolinbly unsurpas sed if equalled, by that of inv oilier similar es- tablishmeut in the death—and generally now — the while newspaper tvpe mlptess havingbeen *0 use but a few 11 )ai hs —while tho exceedingly large and varied assortment of job typo, is as good as new A statement from the books, and tho books them (elves, together v'thtbe printing ma terials, will be submitted > the ispectiou of those who may desire to pure 1 so, o that each may judge for himself; and wo doubt not they will satisfy examiners, that a similar amount of capital can seldom bo more safely and profitably invest co, many way. june 13 S !1> ItGWilU, fl J4CT)>I ) ID from 1I10 PI in a ion of 10 m. dulMCriberou tho tVliite Bl 1iliout thr ■ in 1 lilts since, bis negro fellow ill V.lPElt, w 1 is well known in this city. Sharper is about feet 7 inches, his teotii very irregular, and has scar over his right eve—As lie wn< raised in M Intosh County, it is probable hois loit irlng ubo Harris’ Veek. A reward of $ 10 will be paid f> his ippr i lension, or $51 il'foil 11 harbored ;> white person, with evidenco to irovo tliefac . E. D. IUGUENIV. marcli 1! (50 IVE V « 1 ;iE IV. I Io IL I V f. I fl 00 gs e tve to inform . ■ 1 I lat she 1 is e 11111 >iic *ii tho . 5 A 1 > HI J Ed fiat heel I Irewo.y, Luce 11 .tri In; in I on; • 1 t • 'reshe will 1 glad to serve than with BREAD. IGdILS m 'lot Tea CA \ 5 iniv he had in tho tfljriioon HU; vill he ’h fitful 0 all who may if-in < horiu nr un I iki ig. unril l j* t. 4 rjd.1*- a .3 v a. \ )>trii ^oF .'i :lpbu;) S'ar/coa Jautist, ant IfvnufiMurcr of Pored 1 ant Incorruptible Teeth, \ 5 11 tc 1 pleiM.'j m infor ning the ■ is of 1 iv 1 mail; that he intends locat in' .1 1 fir c.ty. ml ms taken rooms in VI . Douvilla’s, in M 1111 nsnt Square, an.l is ready to itteud tlioso who nay favor him with their cotifi lence in his profession. l)r. Vorth i n letters of recommendation from the followinggentlemen: Dr. irinville Huarpo P.t'tison, Professor 0 Anatomy, (Into of the Baltimore Medical Institu tion. Dr. George M’Clelland, Professor of Hurge in the Jefi’erson Medical College of Philade pltia. Dr. Edward Carmichael, Fredericksburg, V1 ginia. Dr. .Vin. J. A. Birkey, Surgeon Dentist, Phil a lilphia. And other gentlemen of respectability, which bo odors to the inspection of ali who may call 0:1 him. fell. 13 t LADIEG SOCa\iL AIHLIl* CIJ2CU- APING LlddARV, SAVANNAH. r l proprietors of sai I Libriry, au.1 f 1 ;rs con t irned, are remin I ad, that th ■ h,, if. jceiviag&returningBooksar.i Mondays ml P i irsdays; tint tin ho irson which the Li- irirv is open, are from 5 o’clock till half past i, i*. VI. I tring S till tier. Lis fips ■ I tint all Books now out. be re f-trued on Mi llay next, for the convenience ol 1 new irr.mgetiunt, It is iho o-poctfully r; piested, th it the semi- lunaaltax. tnialld ies.be paid at the Library on Monday, if convenient. may 50 A iTE A 3 1.3 S .V AVrtltf. i 1 (J PL. , '.I AN is vante I iotii; capacit 1 ‘ 1 P ■ iciier to go in the country, wli ;r' 1 ihtiin fourteen scholars, perhaps more. I a Aided to teach Latin, Greek, French and •Inglisli, is required: he must lie a single man. For further particulars, apply at this otfice. j lined 141 >1 •V A Nil'Ll 3 i't> .U’.tE, It.,. Negro ’eilows and two toys, eith- hy the month or year. Enquire at this june 5 > ■', in lay night hist, was stolen from 11 v u 11 id on the Ogechee Road, oppo- v. n ; it- 1 i.i. 'a I mole .. I .ill 1, u.'ee te si six menus 111 the barrel,asinall ,ije; scale lofi'au mc.i side of the stockmubra- ;i 14 tai oiriel's, eras, .noun, s I, a .l.er p.. • m th •; >o,) holes and on tne Uritch. She was t ■!': tlvvro on 4 i.urd iy ev muig uiitlteuti. . ■. My servant who is in charge of die place says it v is forcibly taken liy tnroe wtiite men, hut 1 thiuk amt ;ir i iahiv by a n igro. A liberal re ward will be'p.tid I’ortneiecoveryofthegun.and ten lollars for convicting fin liefer auve-i. JOHN N JR PON. jnne 11 133j|u CAN AL l l.m it. idLi Canal lour 9 ill half dh do i t received and for sale by jane 17 CLAP HORN &, WOOD. i tvnio’.N 1FL oTsiTiT jN I., Con | lost ol Florida, hy Hernando de L Soto, by Pueoilore Irving, in :l vols. Also, Pin Two ’riends, a novel by the Countess of ‘sington, in "ivols i he Book of .Science, adapted to thecomprc- 1 <1011 of young people, part 1, ftlechanics; a I, Hydrostatics and Pneumatics, taceived by iune 10 .V. TH MINE WILLIAMS. 4 AV HNEI.IAVPAO. 2 ! > IPS ) l ) and Newstead Abbey, by k i i ) 13 fit and Newstead Abbey, by . V ishingion Irving. Also—Blackboard, a pago from the Colotiia I nory of Philadelphia, containing the exploits 1' ho celebrated Pirate Capt. Teach, l vols. i inees an.l (dhanges, a )om ;stic itory by the . idler ol' Six Weeks 011 the Loire, ’i vols. Just received. jmell ,V. PHORNE WILLIAMS P 5 33 N1’ .> J NIL PS. ) J I D i. Preston's Aromatic and Cam- ) It phoruted Salts, a desirable article in . 1 nbers, crowded rooms and infected plu- Jmt received and for sale hy A. PARSONS, lll *e 15 Nod Gibbons’ llenge. J ONG Blood Beet Salsafy -J larly Turmpdo Sugar Parsnip Li, Lange Carrot <p iragras 1 fled Cress ring Salmon Radish . 1 Solid Cellery V ute do do uly Pork Cabbage .otge do do ; ittersea do rle I Savoy do '. iad dphia do ’ ickly Cucumber trly Frame do rteen Ids Lettuce Vmte do do • irly Cabbage do ■arly Curled do dilvei Skin Onions Vetiierslield do marge Pallow do >. imnead C.tbbago Red Pickling do Long Scarlet ttoddish ted Top Turnip Tomatoes .ong Red Beets Iroccoli Cape 3gg Plant '. trly C ibb age Letticc ,1 to gel Wurzee do do do do Large do Round Spin ghe Cnrled Parsley Black Spanish White do White Spanish Scarlet Turnip Early Dutch Turnip Yellow Rurabaga vV bite do Nutmeg Melon Citron do Water do Early Bush Squash Long Green do Early Charlton Peas Early Frame do Dwarl'Itnperial do Lima Beaus Ltndreth’s Extra Early Peas Early Cauliflower Early Six Weeks Beans Royal Dwarf Marrow fat Peas White Turnip Radish Aberdeen Purnip Early Vulenline Bean* , . i<JON AMD LARI). J Si r ' uived per senr Franklin, from New JrlaatH, •JiJ nitdssuporior Bacon 100 do Lurd A hhds canvassed Hums For sale by june 17 CLAGHORN &. WOOD. f I3BLS. GLAUBnR SALTS bjf LM) boxes do do. o .mmm pson Salts (i bb;.. Castor <Jil do. Spirits Turpentine 2 do. Glue 0 tmx -. . i.l Brimstone BO bbls prime Green Copperas •20 do. Whi ing 20 do. Cliu.k 1 case ium Opium 3 11 omphor 3 do. superior Pulvered Charcoal 3 do. Julap Powder 2 ho. ilhilbaro do. 00 do. Lemon Syrup 50 do. English Mustard 80 boxes Starch 5 do. old Castile Soap, &c. Received per late arrivals, and for sale hy G. R. HENDRICKSON. may 18 GENERAL DRUG AND F4JII- LY MEDICINE vVAii -HoUSr,. t’ WN HE Subscriber has received per die lales Ui 0 e 0 1 a-mg articles:— 50 Barrels Salts, boxes Salts 30 do Copperas 0 do Alum 0 do Chipped Logwood 5 do Ground do 1000 Bottles com mon Castor Oil GUO do superior Cold Pressed 200 do Sweet Oil 100 do Flask Sweet Oil .1 A 3113 S M. (JOLI3S, Ml RCHANT TA.. Onr door East of liie Old Stand on the U«t/,tn the three otory Man ,uildw ■ nu t door to I I'm. Robinson’.1 Exchange Office. U'Hpec.i illj begsleav. n inform hie friends 11m. READY MADE tLtii.s.M? AN II FANCY ARTICLES. TMIHL Subscribers have received by the Mifr Jl leilgeville, Newark und other recent arri vals, a In.tiler supply ol Scasonabl. READY MADE <»A14./8 it.JVU'S and other articka in their line, among which ara Thibet Cloth Coats, Coatees and Frock Coadi Bombasin do do do do Summer Cloth do do do do Goat's llair Cumblet Coats Merino Cass.and Brown Linen Frock Coats White and Brown Linen and . ra .s Cloth Jucltofi Wbi'c irill and Grass Cloth Pantaloons Brown Linen and Linen Drill Pantaloons Imperial and Champion Drill do Naukoeti, Bombasine Summer Cloth and Mcri noCassitnere do White and Brown Linen and Cotton Drawnrs White, Buft'und Figure Marseilles Vests Black and Figured Silk Vests Valentiaand Bombasin do Linen and Cotton Shirts Silk. Cotton and Merino Kni 1 Shirts & Drawers Black. While and F ncy Silk 1-2 Hose Brown. White aD.i Mixed Cotton do Silk. Cotton and’ ’broad Cloves Black Hosekin an.l co red French Kid Gloves, extra size and mu perior quality Black, White and Plaid Silk Bristle Stocks, ft» snminer Bombasin am) Black and figured Satin do A greai variety of Suspenders und extra ends Silk and Cotton Lbnbrellas Black and Drab Beaver Huts Do Silk do Palin Leaf do Silk and Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs Fancy Silk Cravats, Cravat Stiffners Youth’s Brown Linen Jackets and Pantaloon# Do Black Circassian do do Leather and Gum Elastic Straps for Pantaloons, &c. &c &c. For sale on reasonable terms, bv june 13 PRICE A MALLERY. bis former customers, that lie has commenced the MERCHANT TAIL ORING BUSIMKSSiu the above mentioned establishment—IIo also begs leave to return his sincere thunks to the public, for the lihcrul patronage he receive, while concerned in the firm of H. Close & Co He having the best of workmen employed, feel- confident ol'giving every satisfaction toall those wlm may favor him with a cull. Gentlemen fur nishing their own Cloth will have the same at tention paid in the execution as if purchasedat his store. He has and will alwayskeep on hand, agener- al assortment ofCLOTHSand CASSIMERI 8 and VESTINGS, which will be made up to or der at the shortest notice and on the most reason able terms. may 18 HATS HATS’! 'Phe Subscriber has just received by the brigs Georgia and Madison, a large assortment of White Beavei Drab HATE, wide rims und fash ionable do.; together with a large as sortment of Palm Leaf und Straw llats. Abo. Black Beaver Hats of the most fashionable style together with a large assortment of low priced Hals. The above will be sold at wholesale 01 retail, us low as they can be bought in New-York or any other place. Please call and examine foi yourse ves. WHITMORE NICHOLS, North side .Market Square, april 2b 08 'DOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES. i VORY handles, a superior article, just re ceived per Floriati, uud for sale by A. PARSONS, june 12 No - iibhons’ Range. NIA’iJd i\> .’S4a4JV13.Sti. LIGHT FOR .’AL.IOUT1I Hvl.JOG. Trinity House, London, loth April, i 8Ri. ) HU 5 it li :reby given, that in pursuance 1 if die intention expressed in the advertise ment iVoin mis House, bearing l.i'Jtne IM Feb ruary last, a Li’lit on St. A ilhony’s Point, Eal- mouth Hirbor, will be :x libited on the Evening of G uiJuy, tlio f Itii itittanl,and thatice fot'llicou- tinua every dig,it from Suu sot to Hun rise, for the guidance of Vessels entering or depariin fro 11 tiiat lfurbor. Plus Light will burn it au ilevafiou of i."> I’* * above the level ol'tlie Hea at High Water Spring Tides, iid will lie visible mall directions (Vom S. 40 deg. E. round Seaward, and up tlio Har bor of Falmouth. And in order to render it read ily dtsting timlile from all other Lights in that vicinity, it will present a quick but reg tiur suc cession 01"Elastics of brilliant light. By order. J. H 5R3 ,RP, -secretary, june 11 1:57! lin tl’JN 3 AH ff H4J,?i3 tBIOEtC JU CT vVu. .FJi-uaii Jos. .Mili.ku wd e .Alzx. Curiiv. To the tieirs i idlegtl representatives of Josepa Miller and Alexander Curry. ,S7" )U will tine notice that at the next Pernio. M. die Superior Court of M'lntosh Count. 1 wil novo tile Court, for an order to iss 1 • i now execution iti the above entitled case, the on ual doing lost. LEVI S. D'LYON, Attorney for J0I111 M'Clure, Administrator Win. M’Clure may 0 107 6m - SPETT DSL. || p ^ ILLS. Sperm )ii. very fine and! light colored and suitable for 1'ami- iea ’ J 1 -‘ived and fir sulc by “*»> G. R. UENJURICKSONj S.A V ANNA3S -HOUSE AN .» .ID API S’ AL. MAY AND JUNE. A PT’NOING Physicians—Doctors Kolloc’; ’8L in I Arnold. Viatmg Co ti uittee —Me-srs. !■'. HorreiandJ. Gardner. J )S. GUMMING, Hec’ry. tuav 2 104 AS 'IE .3 >P i 4 !3 A D F > X JUNJ3 IN 15. Ci rv PitvsuHK.as Office, June 1st H i >. 1 3 w it 1price of lour th) last mon >sing #7 per barrel of 193 llu. Brea mas, weigh us follows, viz: l i 1-i cents Loaf .... o i| )3 n oz. 6 1-4 “ “ .... lib. 5 1-2 oz. P. HOUHTOUN, City Treasurer Juno 1 r TH 13 ENGHS I GENERAL STtJ ) 3 ).)K. Cioh in ippehilir, of A ncriran Horses, ^Y I S. SKINN 3R. 34itor of tne Am ■ m P irf Register and Sporting Magazin A tew copies of the above work have just be 11 r 'c.fived bv the subscriber. Th“ .nglish cop. vi'hont the American Appendix costs 5’ > The price oft.he Anerican ’Jition beailUliill irinted and v dlhonul is b it flO. 1/ u' ins a. Otii work all owneie oftborougii •rod Iorsos, m iv trace back th fir pedigrees to 1,1 larUeet records of the ■ ijlisli Tirf. Bui nail) litimi has been printed, ml the editor w '■elindebted to the frieulsoft.hu Turf, who may 111 him in speedily disposing of tho few which lavo been sent to the subscriber, june 15 W. THORNE. WILLIAMS. Crop of 1834. Afresh supply (list • ! • fivedaud for sale by T.M. TU.R 3ER. Vgeuk uiv 5 Opposite the Mansion House. G Aie , .J33N SEE AST i l v 4 P . ) fresh an.l 'enuine growth if 11 il. t i.s *,l by tiie United Hociew u, .mi.Id, C01111. except some few ,y m l., waichare imported from the first Heed*- 1; nn Europe. F.aidy Dutch Cabbage r.arly York do EarlyB illock’sHeartdo Green H ivoy do VVuite Cape Brocoli Early Cauliflowers Flat Dutch Purnip Early Spring do Vaite Liiioti t.i.l do .arjv Blood rurnip Beet ’.arly Sugar do do ■’.ally Orange do do ,ong Blood do amg vVhite Scarcity )carletCarrot,( very fine Rutabago do Iran-'.! do Large Bell Pepper loud do White Sblid Celery « .eriiK-'V Parsnip New Zealand Spinaghe ,m: ire 1.1 Cucumber Round do trly Frame do Early Washington Peas 1 fly do Do Charlton do ' i >tl--v iuerkin do Do Jane do i ii-.'.a 4a inner Squash White Marrowfat do < tshOroofi do do DwarfProli.ic do 3rook Neck Winter do Early Dun Beans Jugnum Bonum Coss Do Mohawk do Lettuce Cabbage Head do .oug Salmon Ra.ldisli ring Scarlet do .ong White Okra S lort Green Dkra 1 warfCurled Parsley Small Tomatoes As i-aragits Large Green I ust received per ship Louisa and for sale by t ( , [ A. PA R HtbN S. Do French do Do Six Veeksdo Do :!lack White Largo Leek 4 3 NUINiE C > it* >UND dYttiJP i V t4 Vt’ A {.ILLA. A )R pur.lying tile blood and cleansing the V system. Pais SYRUP is highly recoinmonded as an iicaeious ra nedy in all chronic syphilitic and . 'rofuious co nolaints, and I11 obstinate cutane 11 (adbetions, and has long been known as an ■ factual remedy. Just received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8 Gibbons’ Buildings. may 9 110 HAIR Refined Salt Petre, in kegs Henry's Calcined Magnesia, warrant’d Pttlvo Cream Tartar Fre.tu Chamomile Flowers « Poland Starch Pulv. Ginger Root, in bags Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon & Mace Alspice, Black and Red Pepper Sanford's best Yellow Bark Jalap and English Calomel Hippo, Tart runetic Carl) Magnesia, English Calcined in Bottles Calcin’d Charcole, formedicalpurposo Rotton Stone, Whitening,flour Sulphur Scotch and Maccoboy Simfi', in bottles, and by weights Spirits of Nitre, suiph. .Ether, Spirits of Hartshorn, double strength Pearl and Powdered Sagoo, Bermuda Arrow Root Gum Opium, do C amphor Do Arabic, picked Soaps of all kinds, English, French and American Pure and clear strained Sperm O.l Lamp Wick und Lamps P E It E U M E R Y . Cologne VVater, superior puality Rose do do do Lavender do do do Orange do do do Honey do do do Ambrosial Lavender Water (asuperior article) Pomatums, Rowland’s Macassor Oil, (genuine) Bears Dil, Scented and Plain Hair Pow der, Tooth, Hair and Cloth Brushes Razors, Strops, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks, <fce. —ALSO- A select choice of Teas, Sugc.rs, Segars, Porter Lemonade, etc. All have been selected with great care, and warranted all to be genuine und perfect; for sale outlie most accommodating term by A. PARSONS. Druggist, No. 8 Gibbbns’ Range. Who has always on hand Swann’s celebrate.'. Panacea, and Vermifuge, the Sole Agent for ti. State. may 18 by june 12 TOBACCO. 5 ROSS .Mrs. G. B. Miller’s fina eir Tol.acco. Just received and for sai- A. P ARSONS, No 8 Gibbous’ Range. SULPHATE ilULNUiNE. . 41 OU.NC Sgenuiue french sulphate vRiiinine.—Just received and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, june 13 139 CilLOKlBE OJF SODA. r HIS article having been made use of, ii numerous instances, by scientific person ol' la.' very first standing, and always with rv 111,1 • iccess, the following modes of applying tfi Chloride, may be relied oil as proper and beu. ficial. With a sprinkling of water mixed with on fortieth of Chloride, the stencil can be instant; put down of the filthiest kennels, sewers, ce* pools, drains, water-closets, markets, stalls fo meat and fish, slaughter houses, and, in goner. all places infected with animal exhalations. A large supply received and lor sade by A. PARSONS, No 8 Gibbons’ Range. jnne 26 145 WARD’S VEGETABL Olt.. I N all tges of the world,a beatiful head 0 hair lasbaon considered ill■> greatest oni t- Hint ever bestowed by nut ire iponllie luurfi'i imo and indispensably necessary to the perrfoc- 11 of personal beauty. It is a very genera, impluiut of voting persons, that their hair i- ’tiling oil' and becoming dry and • unboalth, • lit may ha owing to the application of irapro- ? and injurious oils, or to the entire neglect of 10 hair. Without proper attention, diseases of 11 liair will arise, which are often found to oc- .?, tsiou thinness, falling oft’, and IVeqently total i il lness. For these evils and the necessary in ■ in.'enience attending them. Ward’s Vegeta- > • Hair ,)il will be found in all cases# sure rem- • Iv. Before offering this Oil to the public itliad 1 ‘an tried in hundreds of cases of baldness, tliin- 1 -ss and falling off of the hair, and in every in- unee its salutary effects have been realized to (miration. It has never failed to produce a 1 sw and beautiful growth of hair on heads al- - • udy bald, and to check Ilia! falliug oft’ which so • eu occurs In cases where it becomes dry id c 'uses to grew , this Oil will very soon ren der it healthy, audjiroduce a rapid and lieauti- il growth without the least injury to the most 1 'lie#'' head; nor does any falling oft' follow af ter using it. That loss of hair which so often t ikes i ace after sickness may be easily prevent- d by using this celebsated Oil. lnsbort.no oil has 'venbeeu ode red to tho public that gives ich universal satisfaction and stands the test of periuee like Ward’s Vegetable Hair Oil. R fived and for sale bv upril 11 A. DBNBLOW fy CO. THE POTOMAC. r N. REYNOLD'S Account of the Vo • age of the U. S. Frigate Potomac mid tne command of Commodore John Downes, dil •ing tiie circumnavigation of the Globe in the /ears 1831, 1432. 1833, and 1834, including .1 oarticular account of the engagement at Auull t., Batten on die coast of Sumatra, in one large oc tavo volume, illustrated by several engravings. Also, Outre-Mar, a pilgrimage beyond tho Sea’, bv Professor Longfellow of Bowdoin College,2vols Edmund Burke's Workscouipletein .IvoisSvo. Boccnciis Decameron, 2 vols. Just received by pane If W. THORNE WILLIAMS Watt. W. POUER’b VEGETA BLE UA THOLIUAJN. ' For tbe cure ut Hcovlula, Rheumatism, Sypili-. Necrosis, tV iiite Swellings, Mercurial Dis eases, Livercomplaint, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Cutaneous Diseases. TO THE EUR L1C. CP I request those who have been cured 0. any obstinate and unusual malady to send to tfi. Proprietor of the Cutholicon sttiteiiients of their .usordere, as well us die time and quantity re quired for their restoration to health. This is ,1 debt which they owe to justice and their suffering tiillow creatures. II. 1’UTTLR. Widow of the late Win VV. Potter The Cutliolican consists exclusively of vege table matter, and witli a slight determination to tiie bowels, which it precorupw in u oolublo cstate > acts insensibly, is pleasant to tiie taste, and re quires no particular regimen or confinement. As a gentle cathartic medicine, improving die appe tite and restoring the general tone of the system, it is confidently recommended to ladies in a deli cate situation. There are a) this time several spurious mix tures in circulation abroad, und some vended in t 1- city, assuming to possess tlw same or equal virthues of Potter's Catholicou. It 1- to be hoped, that tiie unsuspecting will be place., on tiieir guard against such impositions, as much imscluefhas resulted from their use. They consist principally of sarsaparilla shops, viz. drop de Cutsiaier or Rob L'Affecteur, an.l tre sold for a much less price; you will, uiereforo be particular, and purchase of none uut niv authorized agents, wiiere you can obtain die GENUINE CATHOLICAN. GEO. S. IV g« HOLS, MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, (Nokth Siiif. AIabkkt-Hquabe,) R ESPECTFULLY begs leave to informhia customers and tbe public generally, that e has now on hand,and is const). 11sly receiving, large assortment of SIMM R CLOTHS, which may be r lied on as the most choice arti cles that can be rocured—his Stock consists in art as lollaws, • iz: B.'-iOA-. CLOTHS of super bluejbhdt, brown, green, invisible green, claret, steel and cadet mixed. C ASSS 4113 It ES of super blue. Mack,drab, mixed,lavender,whit ,buff,and fashionable stripea SUItlUfEIE S LOT HS01 l moritc, lig’d Drill. Diagonal rib 1, Drid, Lii.en Drills, Cyprus ( ord, Dombasm, Crape. Crape Camlet, Merino Circassian. v LUTINGS of plain and fig’d Marseilles, plaid and bull’ Valentia, black Satin, Florentine, figured Silk. All of which will be sold by the pi. ee, pattern and yard, or made to order at he shortest notice, in d>e most approved and lasiiioriublo style, and on the most reasonable terms. Also, an assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting of Coats, Dross Coats, (3 . tees. Hunting Coats, Round Jackets, Panta loons, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Under Shirts, Bo soms, Collars, Socks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cra vats ami a great variety of fancy articles too nu merous to mention.. The public are respectfully invited to call aud examine tor themselves. N. B. Orders from tbe couniry will be thank fully received ami promptly attended to. Quarterly Reports of Fashions regularly re ceived. june 1.1 TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The very flattering accounts which are daily received of the superior efficacy of Potlef’s Cu- t.iolioun in the cure of those diseased which are incident, and mostly prevail anions' the colored population of the South, almost entitle it to the ap- pellaiion of a specific. In YAW’S or CRAB YAWS it is a certain cure, and has been the ■neons of saving many a valuable slave from a miniature grave. SCENTED ISAJiS SOA1*. (gift BOXEa variegated Soap 6 do Plain do 4 do Old Castile do 60 Fancy da Fortho toilet, just received and for sale by june 24 A. PA - ON3 ROSS’S VOYAGE. A Rit.A T1V . of a second voy age ill search \J of a North West passage, and of a resi- lence in the Artie regions during the years 182 1 ’ 50, ’31, '32 aud 185 >.by Sir John toss, Captain iu the Royal Navy,including the Reports ofCom- 11 under (now hiptainjj C. Ems and the dis- ’OV«ry of the Northern Magnetic Pole. Japhetin search of a Father, by tho author 0 ‘eter Simple, Jacob Faithful, Pasha of many Pales, Kings Own, &c. Legends aud Stories of Ireland, by Samuel (.Oliver, i. H. A. ietnarkaOnthe Abracadabra of tho Nineteenth Century,or Dr. Suiuuel Hahnemann’s Homo eopathic Medicine, with particular references to )r. Constantine Hiring’s "Concise view of tbe rise and progress of Homoeopathic Medicine” by vVilliam Leo. Wolf, M. D. Just received by june24 VV. THORNE WILLIAMS. Mr. Potteh, Philadelphia. Sir,—The benefit which I received from the ise of your invaluable medicine, impels me, as a natter of duty, to make my case public, for the oenetitof those who may be laboring under com plaints similar to my own. For four years I was atflicted with an «.vcrutia ing complaint, which showed it«?WTirst by avio •ut erriiptiou in my back, tiom whence itspread to both my shoulders, and from thence down- ■var.Ls, until my whole body became almost au ■ 1 tire scab ; it then cofimienced on the left side 1. my face, extending upon my head' thence a- ross to the other side, forming the letter S in its i.trse; my whole i’rame became excessively ,mf;il and sore, and when iny clothing came m 1 itact with the ulceration on my back, the litest touch would place me in the greatest u ,any, and it was wits difficulty I could pursue 1 ousiness. I11 short, not to swell this state 1 ut with a detail of my extreme sutieruigs, my tiuation was desperate. Many respectable phy- iciaus were consulted, whose skill was exhans- d in vain. I fait 110 relief from their prescrip- 10ns. 1 was then admitted a patient totlio Penn- - i lvaiiia Hospital, where I remained for some hum under the care of the surgeons ofthat insti- tution, without hope ofa relief: their remedies erved only to aggravate my complaint, A ■iigth the Shop, de Cuisinier, or Compound Si rop of Sarsaparilla, was ordered, of wiiich ltouk- . considerable quantity withoutuny evident signs ..I' amendment. Finally I took mv discharge, id placed myself under the care of Mr. Potter, tud commenced his Catholican, a continued use if which, to the amount of five bottles, taken ac ordiug to the direction,completely renovated me; 1 teltits power in the couse of tlm firsffew day* ifter I had commenced taking it, aud at present I feel myself perlently cured, not .vim-d. • bus . symptom of that complaint to which I had so oug heon a martyr. I am, sir, your obedient and humble servant, JOHN CARR. LOST, P UDM on boar ! ship raperor, a small box 11 irk ) I P 1 cnas B. King, to tbe care of .{. ii. Cuyler. Said box is supposed to have been taken through mistake. Any information of the same vill l> - tliu ikf illy received by Capt Bennett, or tho subscribers. STONE, WASHBURN &. CO. jtily l JT7 NAAiiiD’S Vi a.X, xtiJht ulE. I N all ages of the world a beautiful Head of Hair has been considered the greatest orna ment ever bestowed by nature upon the human frame, and indispensably necessary to die perfec tion ofpersoual beauty. It is a very general com plaint of young persons, that their hair is falling off or becoming dry and unhealthy; this may be owing to the application of improper and injuri ous oik or to the entire neglect ol the hair. With out proper attention, diseases of tiie hair wilt a- rise, which are often found to occasion thinness, falling oft' and frequently totaJ bak.ness. For these evils, and the necessary inconveniences at tending them, \v ard's Vegetable hair Oil will be found in all cases a sure remedy, before offer ing this Oil to tbe public it had been tried in hun dreds of cases of baldness, thinness and falling off of the hair and in every instance its salutary ef fects have been realized to admiration. It has never failed to produce a pew & beautiful growth of hair on heads already bald and to check that falliug off w Inch so 01 ten occurs. In cases where it becomes dry and ceases to grow, this Oil will very soon render it healthy and produce a rapid and beautiful growth without the least injury to the most delicate head; nor does any falling off follow after using it. That lo.-s of hair which so often take place after sickness, may be easily pre vented by using this celebrated Ou. In short no Oil has ever been offered to tic public that gives such universal satisfaction and stands the-test ol experience like Ward’s Vegetable Hair Oil. That the public may last assured of the salutary oft'ects of tins Oil, tire fo.lowing testimonials from gentlemen of high respectability are most respect fmly submitted:— Lowell, March21,1832. I certify that my Hair was falling oil’ very rap idly, and I (oultd I should be fimirely bald in tt short time, if l could uot find -ome remedy. Oa having I.. A. Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil recom mended to rae, I made trial of it, and to my great tonishment, l soon found uiy Hair restored. IRA FRYE. Extract ofa latter directeil to Mr. Potter by a very eminent member of the line, dated Savunnith. Dec. 24,1829. “Finding that neither the physiciaus of In citynoranv thing else was reheviug rae, Ise; to South Carolina for an eminent surgeon, wi pronounced the sore u Cancer, Tins uccou f e the inetficacy of your medicine in my case. It may afford you satisfaction to hear t t s 1 eon has informed me that he has found you Catholican a Specific in Mercurial and Rheum..- tin complaints ; he says three bottles of yours will answer better than six u/ Svvaim's Panacea, The public are respectfully informed that i.. valuable well attested Medicinecaii be obtain"- pure and genuine at the agents store in ou\un nah, wholesale and retail. G. K. HENDRICKSON, Agent. 1,9 A 15, Gibbon’s Budding. To E. A. Ward of Lowell. Sir—I take the liberty of address ng my thank# to you, for the great I enefit I ha\ e received Irani your truly valuable On Having had the rnisfoi- t ine to loose my Hair, so that my head was en tirely smooth on the top. I was induced to make use of your Vegetable Hail Oil. In ashort timn my head was covered with thick and strong Hair. I think it but justice to yourself und the public to add my testimony to llie virtues ofy our inestima ble Oil. You have my full permission to uiata this letter public, or to refer any one to me tb* proofs of tiie merits of Uiis invaluable discovery. WELD SPALDING Merchant, Central-Street, Low'oil. New-York, February 27,1832. Dr. Ward:—Dear Sir—Your Hair Gil, yoti were good enough to put into my E nds when I was in Lowell, h«- produce the mo t wonderful effects on my hail I ever witnessed. You recol lect when l called on you my Hair laid fallen very much, und l wasquite bald—1 have'now a beau* fittil head of Hair eomin on very tguidh A iia illy know how to e\pr as my gratitude to vou for the benefit the Oil has afford'd me. A number d'mv friends are very anxious to obtain some ol ■ Oil mill wish you to semi tne one dozen fii, a,-ix.fi iimned utelv. Yours Respectfully, C. WOOD M. D. O' Afresh supply ,just received und j-or sain rj . I ll . r. dKICKSGN’ Agdjtv may 38 J

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, July 15, 1835, Image 1