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Newspaper Page Textm i ' i mmmwfj KO, 190 —VOL, yxxii. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, Tri’il’BRVl'RI) IMPORTED 1I0RSE | T j|£CELEB^^ oijFoao> -- - THIS high bred Mint fashionable slock horse, was imported in 1832, by William Jackson, of Now-York. Helias beenbroughtto Geor lv ,|, 0 solicitation of several breeders,'and '“liZiul in the neighborhood of Augusta. Hedg- 1,1 ide two seasons in Virginia,whete his colts , seell a nd will bear a comparison with any l lu'.tcd States,both in point of elegance and I v ncingform. He was got by Philo de Pota; ' , !, jiiisCraigie, by Orville, and lull Broth ,!h,.'celebrated horse Birmingham, in Eng ; tOUiei.o ,v a - ,ajo r 1 wontiraces*>S' ore he was 1 njured, (rtnd of | os tsome,)beating many good horses of the great St. Leger, 1830. Hedg |„irse, lost some, l duil i 16 hands and upward* high, offlne car sad action, bony and game-like countun [See farther particulars in large bills, and a Lire full insertion hereafter, in the newspapers. I jyipphcatmnm ^ TOWNES, [Je is a dark brown, black legs, m ine Augusta, Geo. Han 26 211 McD 7 , Gleto indrr $5 REWARD. STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber, on Saturday eve- , ning 8tli iust. one chesnut sorrel IORSE, about 14 hands high, a vhite spot in the face, the left hind _ loot has a mark of having been cot, t lioof is split below the cut. The above re fill ha paid on delivery to the subscriber at Lvannah. and five dollars for proof to conviction Kjf JOHN IIAUPT, Jr. lACO.N STEAMBOAT COMP’Y Have the plersure tore- turn their most grateful acknowledge.nentsforthe ’ liberal putron’getliey have ni a 1: Mar'’, l ints and their friends, | ivjiild solicit a continuance of it, which they utomiritby the prompt attention to ull col or goods shipped by the line, in addition to [steamboat Excel, and their tow boats no w in fhe Company have now buildinga new steam It with ten new tow boats, all of the best ma uls ami expressly adapted to the navigation of fodimalgee and Alatamaha Rivers.—These [eued facilities will afford the Company the s of giving despatch to goods intended for Interior, and will furnish inducements for Vcbants west of the Ochtnulgee river to ship I goods by the way of Darien and Macon. [herearc live first rate packets running reg- ly between New York and Darien, which l< to Hawes and Mitchell, the agents for the [o»Steamboat Company. Aymlsfor the above Boats. L BALDWIN A- ’ > Atraana'i. ftircz. Hxur *, W.xort Aurleaton. |»wes& Mitchell, Darien. It). K. k)Dr,ars,Ilawkinsuille. IGiddixd, Macon. july3 FOR SALE, IF immediately applied lor, my two story wooden building, at the pmer of Church and Prince street, infort S. C. It has six fire 1 places, a variety ofconvenieut cloets [canveuieut out buildings, and calculated in vrespect to promote the comfort of the pur- ■r. further information in relation to it can Jbtainedby applying to Mr. A. G. Mi ler, 8a pah, or the subscriber at Darien. C. II. IIOPKINS. 121 17 TO RENT. ^ A pleasant House in South Broad Street, can he bad by an approved •uant, until 1st October, on very , '‘ iderate terms,if immediate appli- Cation lie made at this office. [>'22 120 DRUGS, ME &c. D1CINE. Ac. M ffc BBLS. GLAUBER SALTS TE 100 boxes do. do. 5 casks Epson Salts 6 !>bls. Castor Oil 3 do. Spirits" Turpentine 2 do. Glue 6 boxes Roll Brimstone 30 bbls prime Green Copperas 20 do. Whiting 20 do. Chalk 1 case Gum Opium 3 do. Camphor 3 do. superior Pulvered .Charcoal 3 do. Jalap Powder 2 do. Rhubarb do. fiO do. Lemon Svritp 50 do. English Mustard 80 boxes Starch 5. do. old Castile Soap, Ac. Received per late arrivals, and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. may 18 GENERAL DRUG AND TAIRI LY MEDICINE WARE-HOUSE. HE Subscriber has received per the latest -M. arrivals from the Northern States, and Europe, the following articles:— aO Barrels Salts, 200 boxes Salts 30 do Copperas 5 do Alum 5 do Chipped Logwood 5 do Ground do’ 1000 Bottlescommon Ca-fforOil 3500 do superior Cold Pressed 200 do Sweet Oil 100 do Flask Sweet Oil ARos iennin| Linger les Stoney I 'liotnp ! illianM , \Vils*J innah'' “f ,P.M. Il’Bl'j ofSartfl a P"' ssUF!,. h l’owde f | TO rent; — A commodious dwelling house, pleasantly situated on the south j common, belonging to the estate of , the late Dr. A. Sheftall; possession given on the 6th November. For particulars enquire at the residence of 1 -- r - II, or at this office. ang 1!) |25 DOLLARS REWARD. “ The subscriber's waiting-man, known by the name of JONAS, absconded from his plantation in McIntosh County, on Wednesday 1 last, taking with him a large Bay, Horse, with a decked tail. Jonas inaa looking negro, of very black com- f «■ and is very intelligent. It'is probable he ■m nj 0 n®? l v: Si . stera Ferry 011 his way to I d». 6.) as no information of his having CT savannah could be obtained.The L j ,v, Wl he paid for his apprehension tun 1 Ui° n lF 3 T Savannah, or die sub- He, McIntosh countv. i 23 CHARLES H. HOPKINS. loilars for I person 131 895 REWARD. Absconded from the subscriber negro boy PRINCE, about 5 ee | ^ inches in height, thick set, and very IbnJ ofdressand trading formerly owned by Mr. Nathan iel Law, of Liberty County ,and proof of his being harbored by a !G0 A. PARSONS. *25 RE WARD. 7Tnaway from the subscriber 111 Effingham county about three lotiths since, his negro fellow aumed HAM DON, about twenty two years ofage, of light complex ion, about five feet two or three t he siid negro is supposed to be the plantation of Mr. S. Neal, of PA 1, re Ht ! VL ‘ s on l ‘ii place. The *|, ' V| ll he paid for his delivery in the pcounty, or to the subscriber in Elfin* WM. W. TUCKER.° Refined Salt Petre.in kegs Henry’s Calcined Magnesia, warrant'd Pulvo Cream Tar tar Fresh Chamomile Flowers Poland Starch Pulv. Ginger Root, in bags Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon A Mace Alspice, Black and Red Pepper Sanford’s best Yellow Bark Jalap and English Calomel Hippo, Tart Emetic Carb Magnesia, English Calcined in Bottles Calcin’d Charcole, formedicalpurposer Rotton Stone,Whitening, flour Sulphus Scotch and Maccohoy Snuff, in bottles, and by weights Spirits of Nitre, sulph. .Ether, Spirits of Hartshorn, double strength Pearl and Powdered Sagoo, Bermuda Arrow Root Gum Opi 1 n d . Camphor Do Arabic, ptrai/. Soaps of all kinds, English, French and American Pure and clear strained Sperm Oil Lamp Wick and Lamps P E Ii F U M E R Y . Cologne Water, superior puality 'Rose do do do Lavender do do do Orange do do do Honey do do do Ambrosial Lavender Wuter(asuperior article) Pomatums, Rowland'sMacassor Oil, (genuine) Bears )il, Scented and Plain Hair Pow der, Tooth, Hair and Cloth Brushes Razors, Strops, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks, Ac. —ALSO— A select choice of Teas, Sugars, Ssgars, Porter Lemonade, Ac. All have been selected with great care, and warranted all to he genuine and perlect; for sale 011 the mast accommodating terms by A. PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8 Gibbons' Range. Who lias always on hand Swaim's celebrated Panacea, and Vermifuge, the Sole Agent for the State. mav 18 IfYGEAN SYRUP. 4 SUP PLY of that highly recommended arti cle, jlist received by sept26 GEO. R. HENDRICKSON. WHITE CASTILE SOAP. A N entirely new article forlamily use. Just received by sdpt7 GEO R. HENDRICKSON. CASTILE SO AP. I * BONES old Castile Soap, for sale by X THUS. M. TURNER, sept 23 Opposite the Mansion House. JAMES HI. COLES, MERCHANT TAILOR A CLOTHIER. Oar. door East of his Old Stand on the Bay, in the three, story Marble Building, next door to I I'm. Robinson's Exchange Office. Respectfully begs leave to inform his friends and his formorcustomers.that lie lias commenced the MERCHANT TAIL ORING BUSIMESSin the above mentioned establishment—He also begs leave to return his sincere thanks to the public, for the liberal patronage he received while concerned in the firm of II. Close A Co. He having the best of workmen employed, feels confident of giving every satisfaction to all those who may favor him with a call. Gentlemen tar nishing their own Cloth will have the same at tention paid in the execution as if purchased at his store. ' He has and will always keep on hand, a gener al assortment ofC LOTH Sand C ASS IM LUES and VESTINGS, which will be made up to or der at the shortest notice and on the most reason able terms. mav 18 INS- .. b « cei'*®*' I ABSCONDED. AM nlatto fellow named DICK, ■ calls himself Richard, belonging Elizabeth L.Vallaton.— Luck is between 22 nrd 25 years "! age, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches , Well made and muscular, I the ui ^P? 1 } h ‘^ f ace and throat, and Iftthum), << rr lle * eller M on the brawn *> •H4wilit.il® ,9 i ve !i y Plausible in his ■mi | IBar , L * u tale calculated to deceive. Ions ares"’, was . on llis wa y t0 Darien. P eaten , ,y ca;Uioiied llot to employ, ligitllv«„£‘aeaaid-runaway us the law I I f 'oin h!; ° ed “gamst them Dick lias I s | t | >tg,.n„i >Wller d ul,<1 ll m Possession of Inahle 8 !: 1 wenty-five dollars with »U 8 „ r- ' v,l ‘ be paid for his ap- 1 op.,1 l!‘ Very t0 ,he Jailor of Chatham ^|tew t0Mr3 ' Bbzabctli L. Vol f's Darien MOREL, Tm*tee. “ * wee"fo r “.» gr: * p , Wl11 P'tblisii the a- ,'aia office for — . e ® ki ’ and 80nJ lhe 16?( L payment. Dlt. STEPHEN B. NORTH, (OK PHIt. IDELI’HIA,) Surgeon Dentist, mid Manufacturer of Porcelain a nd Incorruptible Teeth, IS MAS much pleasure in informing the citi- Sj j[ izens of Savannah; that he intends locat ing in their city, ond has taken rooms in Mrs. Douville’s, in Monument Square, and is ready to attend those who may favor him with their confidence in his profession. Dr. North has letters of recommendation from the following gentlemen: Dr. Grunville Sharpe Pattison, Professor of Anatomy, (late of the Baltimore Medical Institu turn. Dr. George M’Clelland, Professor of Snrgery in the Jefferson Medical College of Philadel phia. Dr. Edward Carmichael, Fredericksburg, V ir ginia. Dr. Win. J. A. Birkey, Surgeon Dentist, Phil adelphia. And other gentlemen of respectability, which he oflersto the inspection of all who may call on him. feb. 10 t CUT TOBACCO A FRESH supply Mrs. Miller’s Cut Tobac- 1m. co, just received and for sale by T. M. TURNER, eept23 Opposite tbs Mansion House. CROCKETT’S VAN itUREN. rMlIlL Life ol Martin Van Bitrcn, Hetr-Ap- parent to the “Government” and the ap pointed successor of Andrew Jackson, Ac. Ac. by David Crockett, Dacre, a novel by the Countess of Mofloy, 2 vols Henry Lord Brougham’s Discourse on Natu ral Theology, showing the Nature of the Evi dence and the advantages of the Study, 1 vol. The Italian Sketch Book, comprising leaves from a Journal in 1833—’4, by an American, 1 volume. Daily Reading: Passages of Scripture selected for social reading, with Applications. By the au thor of the Listener, 1 vol. VVilberforce’s Practical Viewofthe prevailing Religions System of Professing Christians, with an Introductory Essay by the ltcv. Daniel Wil son, I vol. Scientific Class Book; or familiar introduc tion to the principles of Physical Scienco tortile use of Schools and Academies, 1 vol. The Siege of Vienna, from the German of Ma dame Pichler, 1 vol. The Politician’s Register, containing a brief sketch of the Executive, Legislative and Judicia Departments of the Federal and State Govern meats, Ac. by Benjamin Matthias. Just received by aug 26 VV. THORNE WILLIAM8. L etters descriptive Jf The Viigiuiu Springs, the roads leading thereto, and the doings thereat corrected, collect ed, annotated and edited bv l’eregine Prolix— with a Map of Virginia, just received bv aug 1ft W. THORNE WILLIAMS. LINSEED OIL. 1 ‘ GALLS English Linseed Oil, R. of superior quality. Just re-, ceived and for sale by july 15 HAZARD A DENSLOW. HII, W. POTTER’S VEGETA BLE CATHOLIC AN. For the cure of Scorfula, Rheumatism, Sypilis.' Necrosis, White Swellings, Mercurial Dis eases, Livercomplaint, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Cutaneous Diseases. TO THE PUBLIC. lEP I request those ivlio have been cured of any obstinate and unusual malady to send tuthe Proprietor of the Catholicon statements of their disorders, as well as the time and quantity re quired for their restoration to health. This is a debt which they owe to justice and their suffering fellow creatures. II. POTTER. Widow of the late Win W. Potter. The Catholican consists exclusively of vege table matter, and with a slight determination to the bowels, which it preserves in a soluble state, acts insensibly, is pleasant to the taste, and re quires 110 particular regimen or confinement. As a gentle cathartic medicine, improving the appe tite and restoring the general tone of the system, it is confidently recommended to ladies in a deli cate situation. There are at this time several spurious mix tures in circulation abroad, and some vended in this city, assuming to possess the same or equal 1 irdiues of Potter’s Catholicon. It is to be hoped, that the unsuspecting will he placed on their wd ag . s: m b impositions, as much imsctiii-iHas rf. tuted from • i use. They consist principally of sarsaparilla sirops, viz I Sirop de Cuisinier or Rob L’Aiiecteur, an.i are sold for a much less price ; you will, therefore be particular, and purchase of none ’but 111 v authorized agents, where you can obtain the GENUINE CATHOLICAN. TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The very flattering accounts which are daily received of the superior eilicacy of Potter's Ca tholican in the cure of those diseases which arc incident, and mostly prevail among the colored population of toe outh, almost entitle it to the ap pellation of a specific. In YAWS or CRAB YAWS it is a certain cure, and has been the means of saving many a valuable slave from a premature grave. Ma. Potter, Philadelphia. Sir,—The benefit which I received from the use of your invaluable medicine, impels me, as a matter of duty, to make mv case public, for the beuefitof those who may be laboring under com plaints similar to my own. For four years I was aillicted with an excrutia ting complaint, which showed itself first by avio lent erruption in my back, from whence it spread to both my shoulders, and from thence down wards, until my whole body became almost an entire scab; it then commenced 011 the left side of my face, extending upon my head'thence a- crossto the other side, forming the letter S in its course; my whole frame became excessively painful and sore, and when my clothing came in contact with the ulceration 011 my back, tiie slightest touch would place me in the greatest agony, and it was with difficulty I could pursue my business. In short, not to swell this state ment with a detail of my extreme sufferings, my situation was desperate* Many respectable phy sicians were consulted, whose skill was exhaus ted in vain. I fell 110 reliif from their prescrip tions. I was then admitted a patient to the Penn sylvania Hospital, where I remained for some time under the care of the surgeons ofthat insti tution, without hope of a relief: their remedies served only to aggravate my complaint. A lengththe Sirop, de Cuisinier, or Compound Si rop ofSarsapardla, was ordered, of which Itook- a considerable quantity without any evident signs of amendment. Finally I took my discharge, and placed myself under the care of Mr. Potter, and commenced his Catholican, a continued use of which, to the amount of live bottles, taken ac cording to the direction,completely renovated me; l felt its power in the couse of the first few days after I had commenced taking it. and at present I feel myself perfectly cured, not havingubout me a symptom of that complaint to which 1 had so long been amartyi. l am, sir, your obedient and humble servant, JOHN CARR. Extract of a letter directed to Mr. Potter by a very eminent member of the Bur, dated Savannah, Dec. 24,182ft. “Finding that neither the physicians of this city nor any thing else was relieving me, I sent to South Carolina for an eminent surgeon, who pronounced the sore a Cancer. This accounts for the inefficacy of your medicine in my case. It may afford you satisfaction to hear thatmy surgeon has informed me that he has found your Catholican a Specific in Mercurial and Rheuma tic complaints ; he says three bottles of yours will unswer better than six of Swaim's Panacea. The public are respectfully informed that this valuable well attested Medicinecan be obtained pure and genuine at the agents store in Savan nah, wholesale and retail. G. R. HENDRICKSON, Agent. No. 2 A 15. Gibbon’s Ruildins. WHOLE NO -96,230. mss CROP OF IN3A. 1 71 ARLV York Cabbage, Laudretli's Large Ji York do. Large Drumhead ( )o Flat Dutch ,j u Large Bergen ,|„ Drumhead Savoy ,j 0 Green Curled Savoy do Landrelh’s Extra Early Peas Early Frame ’ do Blue Imperial do Long Salmon Raddish Long Scarlet do Red Turnip do Round Savoy Spinach Prickly do Purple Top Turnip Red do do Early Dutch do Just received of crop 1835. Further supplies will be received as the seeds are harvested T. M. TURNER, aug 28 Opposite the Mansion House GARDEN SEEDS. CROP OF 1835. VRRANTED fresh and genuine growth of 1834. Raised by the United Society of Shakers, Enfield, Conn, except some few kinds, which are imported from the first Seeds men in Europe. White Onion Red do Early Blood Turnip Beet Early Sugar do do Early Orange do do Long Blood do Long White Scarcity Early Dutch Cabbage Early York do Early Bullock’sIIeart do Green Savoy do White Cape Brocoli Early Cauliflowers Flat Dutch Turnip Early Spring do ScarletCarrot,(very fine Rutabago do Orange do Large Bell Peppers Blood do White Solid Celery Guernsey Parsnip New Zealand Spinaghe Long Green Cucumber Round do Early Frame do Early Washington Peas Early do Do Charlton do l’rickley Gherkin do Do June do Dutch Summer Squash White Marrowfat do BushCrook do do Dwarf Prolific do Crook Neck Winter do Early Dun Beans Magnum Bonum Coss Do Mohawk do Lettuce Do Freach do Cabbage Head d# Do Six Weeks do Long Salmon Raddish Do Black Long Scarlet do White Long White Okra Large Short Green Okra Leek DwarfCurled Parsley Small Tomatoes \ sparagus Large < Ireeu ju»t: eived and for sale I v sept! 3 1 ARS ■ INS. -.VIM' . i READY MADE CLOTHING AND FANCY ART I (LES T HE Subscribers have received by the Mil- ledgeville, Newark and other recent arri vals, a further supply of Season able HEADY HI A DE GARMENTS and other articles in their fine, among which are I liifiet Cloth Coats, Coatees and Frock Coats uomhasin do do do do Hummer Cloth do do do do Goat’s llair Cumblet Coats Merino Cass and Brown Linen Frock Coats H bite and Brotvi, Linen and Grass Cloth Jackets \Y lute Drill and Grass Cloth Pantaloons Brown Linen and Linen Drill Pantaloons Imperial and Champion Drill do Nankeen, Bombasins Summer Cloth and Meri uoCassimcre do White and Brown Linen and Cotton Drnivnrs \V Into, Buffalo! Figured Marseilles Vests Black and Figured Silk Vests Valentin and Bomba-in do Linen and Colton Shirts Sdk, Cotton und Merino Knit Shirts A Drawers Black, White and Fancy Silk 1-2 Hose Brmvn, White and Mixed Cotton do Silk, Cotton und Thread Gloves Black Hosekin and colored French Kid Gloves extra size and superior quality Black, White and Plaid Silk Bristle Stocks, for summer Bombasin and Black and figured Satin do A great variety ofSuspenders and extra ends Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Black and Drab Beaver Ilats Do Silk do Palin Leaf do Silk und Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs I alley Silk Cravats, Cravat Stiffners Youth's Brown Linen Jackets and Pantaloons Uo 13lack Circassian do do Leather andGum Elastic Straps for Pantaloons, &c. Ac Ac. 1‘ or sale on reasonable terms by .13 PRICE A MALLERV. «EO. S. NICHOLS, MLhCIIAM TAILOR AXJJ CLOTHIER, R (ISorth Sinn Market-Square*,) LSI EC 1 r I LI A begs leave to inform his customers and the public generally, that lie has now on hand,and is oonstunsly receiving, a large assortment of SUMMER CLOTHS, which may be relied on as the most choice arti cles that can be procured—his Stock Consists in part as follows, viz: SSESOAfi) CLOTHS of super blue, black, brow 11. green, invisible green, claret, steel and cadet mixed. DEl’AGLE HAIR OIL. S d! ages of die world a beautiful Head of id Hair has oeen considered the greatest orua- mentever bestowed by nature upon the human frame, and indispensably necessary to the perfec tion ofpersoiial beauty. ltis a very general com- ceiv plaint of young persons, that their hair is falling olfor becoming dry and unhealthy; this may he owing to the application of improper and iiijuri ousods, orto the entire neglect of the hair. With out proper attention, diseases of the hair will a rise, which are often found to occasion thinness, falling off and frequently total baldness. For these evils, and the necessary inconveniences at tending them, Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil will be found in all cases a sure remedy. Before offer ing this Oil to the public it had been tried in hun dreds ofcases of baldness, thinness and falling oft" of the hair and in every instance its salutary ef fects have been realized to admiration. It has never failed to produce a new A beautiful growth of hair onheads already bald and to check that falling off which so often occurs. In cases where it becomes drv and ceases to grow, this Oil w ill i very soon render it healthy and produce a rapid sea,WM AND REFINED OIL. #Xf£ 5 GALLONS Sperm Oil /•NVtJP'MF 100b db Refined do Received by rocenl arrivals, and for sale by sept 2 HAZARD A DENSLOW. ’ CANARY WINE. SS HALF and 3 quarter casks Cuuary Wine. 9jP Just received and for sale by sept 2 HAZARD & DENSLOW. WANTED TO PURCHASE. WO likely negro lbllows from ID to 25 years ofage STONE, WASHBURN A CO. ang 31 d73 rjn SUGAR. JIIIDS. prime Porto P.ico Sugar 1(1 boxes sup. white Havana do, land ing and for sale by sept 4 " GATDRY A LEGRIEL. PAPER HANGINGS AND BOR DERS. PIECES of Taper Hangings vvaV and Borders, among which are new and elegant patterns. For sale by sept2 1IAZA If I) A DENSLOW. LARD, Ac. JUST RECEIVED. KEGS LARD 10 bbls •Treadwell’s Crackers.’ 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef 300 superior Hams 10 half bbls Pig Pork For sale by CLAGIIORN A WOOD, sept ft 177 septfk SALT. SACKS Liverpool Ground Salt. For sale by CLAGIIORN A WOOD. IRVING’S INDIAN SKETCHES I NDIAN Sketches, taken during an exnedi tiun to the Pawnee Tribes, by J110. T. li ving in 2 vols. Anne Grey, a Novel edited by the author of Graolv.in 2 vols. Beliord Regis,or Sketches of a Country Town by Murv Russell Milford, 2 vols. Washington Irving’s “History of the Life and Voyages of' Christopher Columbus, u new edition revised and corrected by the author with a Map of his route on arriving among the Baha ma Islands, complete in 2 vols. together with a 3d volume containing lhe “Voyages and Discov cries of the Companions of Columbus.” Horse Shoe Robinson, second edilion. Ross’s second Voyage, a new supply. Edinburgh Review, No 123 April 1835, being the 16th mi ml r of the “Foreign Review 1 ' JjiS per annum for the 4. The Lady’s Book for July. Also new supplies of Irving’s Conquest of Florida, Abbotsford and Ncwstead Abbeysliire. No2 of the Crayun Mis cellany, Miss Leslie’s 2d series Pencil Sketches, The Student, by Buhver; BulweFsFrance, The Brothers, a Tale of the Fronde, My Life, by the The niilifc n'jrVr 11 ■ ■ , ,, author of ‘Stories of Waterloo,” Coleredge’s T» li . public are respectfully invited to call and : hie Talk The Munikius bv Cnoner Guv Riv examine for themselves. , Dlt Ajie iviuiiiKinp u> c noper uiiv niv a i ,i._ . , | ers, Legends and Stones et Ireland, Ilatmah fidlvrLi v .rf' , , Y T ry i W i, ,C lha " k ' ■' Moore’s complete Works in 2 vols. Miss Efg- t0 ; , I worth’s Works,10 vols.,Mrs. Sherwood’s Work", pularly re-I ]o vols. published, Dick’s Works complete in June IJ I 4 yuia., Reynold’s Voyage of the Potomac round the world, plates. GASSIMEISESofsnperhlue. black,drab, mixed, lavender, white, huff, and fashionablestripe* ri SUMMER CLOTHS ofEmoritc.fig’d Drill. Diagonal rib’d Drill, Linen Drills, Cyprus basin, Crape, Crape Camlet, Merino Circassian. A ESTINGS of plain and fig’d Marseilles plaid and buff Valeulia, black Satin,Florentine figured Silk. All of which will be sold by the piece, pattern and yard, or made to order altheshortest notice, in the most approved and fashionable style, and • 011 the most reasonable terms. Also, an assortment of READY’ MADE CLOTHING, consisting of Coats, Dross Coats, Coatees, Hunting Coats, Round Jackets, Panta loons, \ ests, Drawers, Shirts, Under Shirts, Bo som- Collars, Socks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cra vats. and a great variety of fancy articles too nu merous to mention do GAUDBY & LEGRIEL, OFFER FOR SALE, ftf IIHDS St. Croix Sugar QJr 10 hhds prime Porto Rao Sugars 5 do N Orleans do 10 tes superior Loaf'Sugar 10 boxes \V bite Havana 25 bags Ilio Coffee 10 bags Java do 15 do Manilla do 100 boxes Doolittle Soap 59 half boxes do do 150 boxes Pipes 300 sacks Liverpool ground Salt Soda, Waterafid Butter Biscuits 10 barrels Bladden’s Bread Packet and Wine Biscuits 10 half bbls family pickled Beef auo Tongues J ust received bv W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS. nog 12 163 and beautiful growth without the least injury to 1 nr. non .. ,r 1 , „ the most delicate head;, nor does anv falling off j r.n non r * ,< ' nol V , 1 ! 1 8 ‘ ’’S' 115 (Pelion brand follow after using it. That loss of hair which so > J °’ 000 Cu,,s “' & GouZHle8 often take place after sickness, may he easily pre vented by using this celebrated Oil. In short 110 I Oil has ever been offered to the public that gives [ such universal satisfaction and stands the tost of 1 experience like Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil. j That the public may rest assured of the salutary ■ oifects of this Oil, the following testimonials from i gentlemen of high respectability are most respect I fully submitted;— Lowell, March 21,1832. j I certify that mv Hair was falling off very rap- J idly, and I found 1 should be entirely bald in a short time, ifl could not find some remedy. O11 having E. A. Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil recom mended to me, I made trial of it, and to my great astonishment, I soonl’ound mv Hair restored. IRA FRYE. ToE. A. Hard ofLouxU. Sir—I take the liberty of addressing my thanks to you, for the great benefit I have received from your truly valuable Oil. Having hud the misfor- ! tunetolpose my llair. so that my head was on- ! tirelv smooth on the top. I was induced to make j | use of your Vegetable Hair Oil. In a short time | ' my head was covered with thick and strong Hair. J 1 think it but justice to yourself and the public to add my testimony to die virtues of your inestima ble Oil. You have my full permission to make this letter public, or refer any one to me for proofs of the merits olthis invaluable discovery. WELD SPALDING ' Mcrcnant, Central-Street, Low’ell. HYGEAN MEDICINE. I Health secured or Restored nniir, Hygean Syrup, which has lately been I _3L discovered, and used with the greatest and 1 most surprising success in the nreservaticn or ! restoration ofhealth. is lound to lie entirely free from the objections which are urged against tho I usefulness of the late Hygean Pills. Disproved ; to be entirely free from mercury or any other i mineral,and has been used by hundreds who have ’ by it been cured of nil complaints affecting the stomach, fiver, head, lungs,spleen,intestines,and all the digestive organs. It restores all the se- Beef cretionsto health andactivity. By a slight course ofthis syrup while in health, Jie system is kept in such perlect cider, that 110 disease will attack without some great excess or exposure. And whatever the complaint is.il never iaits to give relief. Written testimony of hundreds might be given, in addition to which many highly respec- , table persons have given permission to refer (o Madeira Wine, from the house of Gardun i them fijr the above facts A'-l humors which uf- Munlock A Scott feet the body externally, causing pimples and e- 100 baskets Champagne,Starbrand I Spark- ' riiptions are removed by correcting the vitiated 5(1 do Comet. Ai A Sellery ( ling. | secretions and inducing healthy action. In all 50 boxes Chateau Leoville A St. Julien I dyspectic symptoms, costiveness, irregularity, Medoc j distress after meats, pains in the side and torpid- 20 do superior Chateau Larttte ity of the fiver, the cure is perfect, and any one 15 doChainborlin ! so afflicted will become immediately convinced 5 qr casks Sicily Madeira j 011 using it, that he has at lust found a “sovereign Cogswell A Teneriffe I balm for his wounds." Females are particularly 50 boxes old Port Wine ■ recommended to use it for coslivenessor irregu- And an assortment of Rhenish Wines. I larity, and other female complaints. It is proved 50 dozNoyean, Rose, Cinnamon and Per- j to correct vitiated and disordered humors keep- feet Love Cordial I ing the stomach in most perfect order. Those Apple, Currant, Quince A Cranberry Jelly persons who after an evening’s indulgence at ang 31 173 ' parties. &c. have headache and dulness the next- —— | dav, will find this a sure preventive if taken at HOAVARD-STIIEEFLUIJ. j bed time. For all common complaints, in a few bbls Extra Superfine Iloivard-st | days its virtues will be self-evident, and a com- Capers. Olives A Pickles White Wine Vinegar W INKS Fitzoiven, Alcyone, Remittance and Luna june 22 Flour,for sale bv P. G. S1IICK A O. COHE v SCENTED BAR SOAP. 6 BOXES variegated Soap 6 do Plain do 4 do Old Castile do 60 Fancy do For the toilet, just received and for sale by june 24 A. PARSONS ASSIZE OF BREAD FOR AUGUST, 1835. City Trasurer9 Office, Aug. 1st 183,). T HE average price of flour the last month being $7 per barrel of 193 lbs. Bread must weigh as follows, viz: 121-2 cents Loaf - - - - .2 lbs 11 oz. (51-4 “ “ - - - - lib.51-202. V. 110USTOUN, City Treasurer aug*3 Keic-York, February27,1832. Dr Warp:—Dear Sir—Your llair Oil, you were good enough to put into my hands when I j was in Low ell, has produced the most wonderful I I effects on my hair lever witnessed. You recol- I 1 lectwhenl culled on you my Hair had fallen very 1 much, and I was quite bald—I have now a beau tiful head ofllaii'coining 011 very rapidly. 1 hardly know how to express my gratitude to you fur the benefit the Oil lias afforded 111c. A number of mv friends are very anxious to obtain some of the Oil, and I wish you to send me one dozen I bottles of the largest size immediately. Yours Respectfully, C.WOODM. D. j O’Afresh supplyffiist received and , or sale by 1 G.R. it END RICKS ON ,fAgent. : may 18 115 | PAINTS, OILS, Ac. Ac. GALLS. English Linseed Oil 1200 do Sperm do 600 do Refined Whale do 8 bbls Spirits Turpentine 50 kegs Spanish Brown, ground in oil Also, 5 halfpipes supeiiorCanary Wine Just received perschr Camilla,and brig Sadi, and for sale by aug 31 HAZARD A DENSLOW. sept!) NEW CANAL FLOUR. Received per brig Georgia, f IIBLS New Canal Flour.—For sale CLAGIIORN A WOOD. MOLASSES, Ac. ‘20 DOLLARS REWARD. L OST, on Monday morning, the 13th iust., Coming from the Fort to the Exchange, EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS; one fifty dollar bill otF the United States’ Bank, one twenty-one, the State Bank of Georgia, one ten oil the Augusta Bank, and a five dollar billon the Augusta Insurance A Banking Company, also a note on C Delarigne. of Edgefield District, South Carolina, payable to A. Siuiomet, on hear er. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at tins effice, A. N. SIMOMET. july 15 fA M HMDS Molasses,for retailing 30 cases Martinique Cordial, assorted 14 barrels 1 35 half barrels >sup. white Wine Vinegar 150 demijons y 30 casks Claret 25 cases Olives and Capers 7 trunks Perfumery Landing from the schooner La Ferlin from Martinique, and for sale bv aug 28 GAUJ5RY A LEGRIEL. FLOUR. in BBLS Philadelphia superfine Flour, -jfclF just received per »cbr Augusta. For sale by TUPPER A S 1ST A RE. ang 31 173 CHAMPAGNE AND CRAB AP PLE CIDER. » BOXES Champagne Cider 3 do Crap Ap[iln do | A choice article, lor sale by I sept 14 TTTPF.ll A SISTARE. plete cure will soon be effected. Whena person has a cold und feels unwell, generally a free use of it for a fgw days will be sure to relieve w'nh- uut physic or pills. To children it maybe giien with the greatest sdvantage. In all acidity or sourness of stomach this reme dy is sovereign and invaluable; as a general fam ily medicine it is now adopted by many of the most respectable families It never sickens the stomach or produces any of the unpleasant ef fects ofphyic. Note.—It is positively certain that nobad coa- sequences can arise from the use ofthis Syrup. One great objection to the pills is the piice,w hich is obviated by this, which is put at ijll per bottle. N. MOSSNAR. M. D. Professor of the Practice of Medicine. A fresh supply just received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, sept 21 No 8 Gibbons' liatige^ IMPROVED VEGETABLE ROBB, A FRENCH Chemical composition, extensive ly used in the Hospitals of France, with I great success. This pleasant and raf'c iivldiy will radically cure Gonorrhea, Lencorrhir, Sy- phillis, every species of Mercurial affections.tau ter and ulcerous sores of all kinds; scrofula,rheu matism, complaints of the skin, salt rheum, and all diseases arising from impurities of the Idoud. It can be taken bv persons of every variety of constitution, at all seasons of the year, from in fancy to old age. A treatise on the maladies men tioned above, lias been published by the compos itor of the Robb, and will be given to those whu desire it. For sale by A. PARSONS, a lie 31 No 8 Gibbous’ Rnuge. pst 93 VARIEGATED SOAPS. BOXES Variegated Soap in bars. JustiQ ceived anti lor sale l.v T.M. TURNER. Opposite the SlaiisiofiHotfse-

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, October 09, 1835, Image 1