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■*» -nU’llDl'il'OllTED HORSE
thbc^^Uboopobd.
n THIS high bred
and fashionable
stock horse, was
imported in 1832, by
William Jackson, of
Now-York. Helms
MBI> beenbroughttoGeor
. ho solicitation of several breeders, and
,L,| in the neighborhood of Augusta 1 ledg-
r' 1 udetwoseason)in Virginia,where biscuits
ii seen, and will bear a comp lrison with any
C1 1 ’ I'niieil Slates,both in point of elegance and
‘“tSlgiorm. He was got by Philo de Pots;
L, Miss Craigie, by Orville, and full Broth
.lihanelebrutednor.se Birmingham, in Eng
f r n d that won the great St. Leger, 1830. Uedg
■ -d won (i races before he was injured, (and of
liirse lost some,) heating many good horses of
lie day He is a dark biown black l<j®s, mane
nd tail i 16 hands and upwards high, offiue car
Jiage and action, bony and game-like counten
""gee further particulars in large hills, and a
fall insertion hereafter, in the newspapers.
ir7 application to
u u JOSEPH II. TOWNES,
Augiieia, Geo
jinila
$5 REWARD.
STOLEN from the Stable of
the subscriber, on Saturday eve-
, liingHth inst. one chesnul sorrel
[ HORSE, about 14 hands high, a
vliito spot in the face, the left hind
I foot has a mirk of having been cut,
tbs hoof is split below the cut. The above re-
warJwill be paid on delivery to the subscriber at
S Him nail, and live dollars for proof to conviction
.if the thief.
an? 10 JOHN HAPPT. Jr.
MACON STEAMBOAT COUP’Y
(V f 'SSt’b Have the plersure to re-
1 ‘ * - turn their most grateful
r acknowledgements for tlie
'liberal patron’gethey have
received from the Vlarcii.iuU and their friends,
und'VJjId solicit a continuance of it, which they
hopeto merit by the prompt attention tonllcot-
t ,y or "cels shipped by tiie line, in addition to
the steamboat Excel, and their tow boats now in
The Company have now building a now steam J
he it with ten new tow boats, all of the best mu- j
t .fi lls.an 1 expressly adapted to tin* navigation of j
tli* Oehavtigeeand Alatainiha River#.—These j
increased facilities will afford the Company the i
imam of giving da ipatch to goods intended for j
the inferior, aal will furnish inducements for
Merchants west of the Oehtnulgee river to ship
tbiir goods by the way of Darien and Macon.
Toere are five first rate packets running reg
ularly between New York and Darien, which
com to Hawes and Mitchell, the ageuts for the
Macon Steamboat Company.
Ayrats for the abocc Boats.
I,. BALDWIN CO, Sivnnnuh.
Morel, lIusaYct Wai.kbii, Charleston.
Hawes&. Mitciiem., Darien.
(Ie'i. K. Riarcurs, Hawkiusaille.
J. Goddard, .Macon. july H j
5 0Jt KENT.
The House recently occupied by :
Lieut. Milieu, situate in Bnmghton '
street,opposite Mrs. Stehen'sboard-!
ing linns:;, and next door to the res- !
idence of Mr. John Gardner. IVs-
be given invne lintely. Applv to
S.PHILBRICK&CO.
WHOLE Vo -116,232!
DRUOS, in 13
&c
DICINE.
Ac.
M rk BBLS. GLAUBER SALTS
\-W 400 boxes do. do.
!> casks Epson Salts
G bbls. Castor Oil
3 do. Spirits Turp niiue
2 do. Glue
G boxes Roll Brimstone
30 bbls prime Green Copperas
20 do. Whiting
20 do. Chalk
1 case Gum Opium
3 do. Camphor
3 do. superior Pulvercd |CharcoaI
3 do. Jalap Powder
2 do. Rhubarb do.
GO do. Lemon Svrup
50 do. English Mustard
80 boxes Starch
5 do. old Castile Soap, &c.
Received per lata arrivals, and for Hale by
G. R. HENDRICKSON.
may 18
FOR SALE,
IF immediately applied lor, my
two story wooden building, at the
corner of Church and Prince street,
Beaufort 8. C. It has six lire
1 places, a variety ofconveiiientcloets
wth convenient out building!, and calculated in
every respect to promote tile coinfort of the pur-
<■nser. Further inform ition in relation to it can
binhumed by applying to Mr,
GEN ERAL DREG AN D F VMI-
LY MEDICINE WARE-HOUSE.
r llla Subscriber Iras received per the latest
arrivals from the Northern States, and
Europe, Iho following articles:—
50 Barrels Salts, 200 boxes Suits
30 do Copperas
5 do Alum
5 do Chipped Logwood
5 do Ground do'
1000 Bottlescommon CastorOil
J500 do superior Cold Pressed
200 do Sweet Oil
100 do Flask Sweet Oil
Refined Salt Petra, in kegs
Henry’s Calcined Magnesia, warrant'd
Pulvo Cream Tartar
Fresh Chamomile Flower*
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 Emetic
Curb Magnesia, English Calcined in
Bottles
Calcin’d Chnrcole, for medical purposer
Rotten Stone. Whitening,flour Sulphus
Scotch and M iccoboy Snuff, in bottles,
and by weights’
Spirits of Nitre, sulph. /Ether, Spirits
of Hartshorn, double strength
Pearl and Powdered Sagoo,
Bermuda Arrow Root
Gum Opium, da Camphor
Do Arabic,picked
Snaps of all kind- - , English, French
and American
Pure and clear strained Sperm Oil
Lamp Wick and Lamps
P E It F U M E It V .
Cologne Water, superior puality
Rose
Laven ler
Orange
Honey
Ambrosial Lavender Water (asuperior
article)
Pomatums, Rowl ind’s Macassor Oil,
(genuine)
Bears Oil,Seented and Plain Hair Pow
der. Tooth, 11 Gr and Cloth Brushes
Razors, Strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, Knives and Forks, Ac.
—ALSO—
A select choice of Teas, Sugars, Segars, Porter
Lemonade, Ac. All have been selected with
IOIIO
do
tlo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
de
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CROCKETT* VAN BE KENT.
T ill, Life of Martin Vail Bnren, Heir-Ap
parent to the "Government" and the ap
pointed successor of Andrew Jackson, Arc. Ac.
by David Crockett
Dacre, a novel by. the Countess of Morlcy, 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.
file 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.
Wilberforce’s Practical Viewofthe prevailing
Religious System of Professing Christians, with
an Introductory Essay by the Rev. Daniel Wil
son, 1 vol.
Scientific Class Book; or familiar introduc
tion to tiie principles of Physical Scienco for the
use of Schools anil 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 -indicia.
Departments of the Federal and State Govern
meats, Ac. by Beniamin Matthias.
Just received by
aug dr! W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
L etters descriptive of
The Virginia Springs, tiie roads leading
thereto, and the doings thereat corrected, collect
ed annotated and edited bv Peregine Prolix—
with a Map of Virginia, just received bv
aug 19 W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
LINSEED OIL.
GALLS English Linseed Oil,
of superior quality. J ust re
ceived and for sale bv
july 15 HAZARD A DENSLOW.
Witt. W. POTTER’S VEGETA
BLE CATHOLIC AN.
For the cure of Scorfula. Rheumatism, Sypilis,
Necrosis, White Swellings, Mercurial Dis-
i eases, Livercoinplaint, Ulcerated Sore Throat
I and Cutaneous Diseases.
TO TIIE PUBLIC.
Qjr’ I request those who have been cured of
any obstinate and unusual malady to send to the
J Proprietor of the Cutholicon statements of their
I disorders, as well as the time and quantity re-
j quired for their restoration to health. This is :i
j debt which they owe to justice and their suffering
I fellow creatures. H, POTTER.
Widow of tiie late W111 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-
quiresno particular reginieiiurconliueiuent. As
a gentle cathnrtlc 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 mir-
j tures in circulation abroad, and some vended in
this city, assuming to possess the same or
equal virtliues of Pott<*r’s Cutholicon. It is
to be hoped, that the unsuspecting will be placed
on their guard against such impositions, as much
j mischiefhas resulted from their use. They
consist principally of sarsaparilla simps, viz.
I Sirop de Cuisinier or Rob L’Aflecteur, and
Lire sold for a much less price; you will,
I therefore lie particular and purchase of none
j but mv authorized agents, where you can obtain
1 the GENUINE CATHOLICAN.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
READY IttA
DE l l.OTllllNG
AID
AH TICI.ES.
shave received by the Mil-
ark and other recent nrri-
I A NC Y
Y BN HE Subscribe
JL ledgoville, Ne
vals, n further supply— of Seasonable RE A I t v
HADE GARMENTS and other articles
in their line, mming v—vhich ure
Thibet Cloth Coats, Coulees 1
units,
Botiihasin do
Summer Cloth do
Goat’s Hair Cnmlilc
Merino Cass.and I!
Coatees and Frock Coats
do do do
do do do
1 Coats
■own I.inon Frock Coats
CROP OF 1833.
E ARLY York Cabbage, LancLrcth’s Large
York do. b
Large Drumhead [do
Flat Dutch do
Large Bergen do
Drumhead Savoy do
Green Curled Savoy do
Landreili’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 Dutcn do
Just received of crop 1835. Further supplies
will be recsived us the seeds arc harvested.
T. M. TURNER,
aug 28 Opposite the Mansion House
GARDEN SEEDS.
CROP OF 1835.
ARRANTED fresh and genuine growth
of 1831. Raised by the United Society
of Shakers, Enfield, Conn, except some few
kinds, which are imported from the first Seeds
inennn Europe.
White Onion
Red do
Early Blood Turnip
Beet
Early Sugar do do
Early (Irange do do
Long Blood do
Long White Scarcity
ScarletCaiTOt,(very line Rutabago
Orange do Large Bell Peppers
llloml do White Solid Celery
Guernsey Parsnip New Zealund Spinaglio
Long preen Cucumber Round do
Early Frame do Early Washington Peas
Early do Do Charlton do
Pricklcy Gherkin do Do June do
Dutch Summer Squash White Marrowfat do
BushCrook do do Dwarf Prolific do
(3rook Neck Winter do Early Dun Beans
Magnum Bon 11m Coes Do Mohawk do
Isuture Do French do
Cabbage Head do Do Six Weeks do
Long Salmon Raddish Do Black
Long Scarlet do While
Long White Okra Large
ShortGreen Okra I.eek
DvvarfCurled Parsley Small Tomatoes
Asparagus Large Green
M hi e and Brown Li lienandGrass Cloth Jackets
White Drill mid Gra—<s Cloth Pantaloons
Brown Linen and Li nett Drill Pantaloons
imperial and Champ ion Drill do
Nankeen, Bombasin s Summer Cloth and Meri
lioCassiinere il o
| JVh'iteand Brown L inen and Cotton Drawnrs
U lute, Bull and 1 ig i- irod Marseilles Vests
| Black and Figured :r~>ilk Vests
! Valentin ami Bomb.-is.sin do
i Linen and Cotton s.. hirls
: Silk, Cotton and Me «-ino Knit Shirts A Drawers
Bbick, White and 1" ’unoy 8)|k ]-2 Hose
llrewii, White mid Mixed Cotton do
t Suit, Colton arid Tl^read Gloves
t 1 losekin and colored French Kid Gloves
1 ' ‘ xtra size and s. uperinr quality
Black, While and I—laid Silk Bristle Stocks for
j summer
j * ,ombasil1 »«mI Blar Is and figured Satin do
| -x great varied ofS ■ispeuders and extra ends
1 ...ilk and Cotton Lmibrrllas
Black and I)r:ih Be aver Hats
Do Silk do Paltraa Leaf do
Silk and Cambric t-oeket Handkerchiefs
1 I anev Sdk Cravnl-=, Cravat Stitliiers
| Youths Brown Lit* <:n Jackets and Pantaloons
; Do Black Circassian do do
Leather and Gain E-lustic Straps for Pantaloons,
<Yc. kc An
For sale on reason;
JllUe 13
SPERM AND REFINED OIL.
AfeMkAWN GALLONS Sperm Oil
10U0 do Refined do
Received by recent arrivals, and for sale by-
sept 2 HAZARD A DENSLOW.
FAN ARY WINE.
5 HALF and 3 quarter cusks Cunary Wine.
Just received and for sale by
wptg HAZARD A DENSLOW^
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WO likely negro fellows from 15 to 25
. years of age.
STONE/ WASHBURN A CO.
aug 31 d73
SUGAR.
Ik HHDS. prime Porto Rico Sugar
I 10boxes sup. whiteHavuna do, land
ing and for sale by
sept 4 _ GrAUDRY A LEGRIEL.
PAPER HANGING* AND BOR-
DERS.
DIIIIH PIECES of Paper Hangings
nlvl" and Birrders, among Which
are new and elegant putt ins. For sale by
sept2 HAZARD A DENSLOW.
The very flattering accounts which are daily meiltever bestowed by nature upon the hu
vamiih, or the subscriber at D irieu.' ^ 6 re 4 tc ' lr . e ' and warranted all to be genuine and
jin 21
C. II. HOPKINS.
17
miy 2i
TO RENT.
A pleasant liouscin South Broid
Street,can be had by unapproved
tenant, until lsi October, on very
uoderute terms,if immediate appli-
cuion ha unde at this office.
120
TO RENT, ~
A coitiniodious dwelling bouse,
pleasantly situated on the south
common, belonging to the estate of
,11)0 late Dr. A Sheftall; possession
I; j given on the fltli November. For
tanhor particulars enquire at Lie residence of
-'lrs._Sh.mall. or at this office. illlg 1;)
25 DOLLARS RE WARD.
* File subscriber’s w iiting-inan,
known by the mine' of JONAS,
absconded from his plantation in
McIntosh County, on Wednesday
last, taking with him a large Bay,
: .... Horse, with a docked tail. Jonas
■a [all, lino looking negro, of very black com-
’'Wion, and i 1 very intelligent. It'is probable he
B ;> “j" ® crossed the Sisters Ferry otilits wav to
saarorUS, C.) a< no information of his having
. -eU through Sav inuali could be obtained.The
llv r' e . re i Va ™,. wil1 be P :l 'd lor his apprehension
••if’ 1 ‘“' r , ,,^y on » Esq. Savamiah, ortlie sub-
Hl at Bollvtllc, Mclntosli county.
mayjMj23 CHARLES II. HOPKINS.
825 REWARD.
Absconded from the subscriber
bis negro boy PRINCE, about 5
feet 4 inches in height, thick set,
and very fond of (Ires* and trading
formerly owned by Mr. Nathan-
... iel Law, of Liberty County ,nnd
1 v dollars for proof of lii* being harbored by a
" h,t f Person. A. PARSONS.
J'»ly 31 163
perfect; for sap; 011 the 1110 st accommodating terms
by A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No. 8 Gibbons' Range.
Who has always on hand Swaim’s celebrated
Panacea, and Vermifuge, the Sole Agent for the
State. _ may 18
HYGEAN SYRUP.
A SUPPLY of tint highly recommended arti
cle. just received by
sept 28 GEO. R.'HENDRICKSON.
WHITE CASTILE SOAP. ,
4 N entirely new article for family use. Just ] roar ' e l
received by
sdpt7 GEO. R. HENDRICKSON.
CASTILE SOAP.
1 --Jlk BOXES old Castile Soap, for sale by
•3F THOS. M. TURNER,
Opposite the M nsion House.
received oi'the superior efficacy of Potter's Ca-
tholicau iu the cure of those diseases which are
incident, and mostly prevail among the colored
population of the South, almost entitle it to the ap
pellation of a specific. In YAWS or CRAB j
YAWS it is a certain cure, and lias been tire
means of saving many a valuable slave Irutn a
premature grave.
Mn. PoTTF.n, Philadelphia.
Sir,—The benefit which I received from the
use of your invaluable medicine, impels me, ;ns a
matter of duty, to make my case public, for the
benefit of those who may be laboring under com
plaints similar to my own.
For lour vears 1 was afflicted with an exemtia
ting complaint, which showed itself first by avio
lent erruption in my hack, from whence it spread
to both my shoulders, and from thence down
wards, until mv whole body became almost an
entire scab ; it then commenced on the left side
of my face, extending upon my headthenceu-
cross to the other side, forming the letters in its
my whole frame became excessively
i painful ami sore, und when inv clothing came ;n
i contact with tiis ulceration on my back, the
I slightest touch would place me in the greatest
agony, and it was with ditficnlty I could pursue
my business. In siiort, not to swell this state
ment with a detail of my extreme sufferings, my
situation wasdesperate. Many respectable phy
sicians were consulted, whoso skill was exhaus
ted in vain. I fell no relief from their prescrip
tions. I was then admitted a patienttothe Penn
sylvania Hospital, where I remained for some
time under the care of the surgeons of that insti
tution, without hope of a relief: their remedies
c_c Ac.
hie terms, by ,
PRICE A MALLERY.
GEO. S«i. NICHOLS
Early Dutch Cabbage ; MERCHANT T.WLILOR AND cLb’tlUFR
Early York do (N«rth Sir» E Market-Sodaue ) ” ’
Early Bullock'sIIe,art do |{ LSPECTFI LLY begs leave to inform his I
Green Savoy do customers at ad the public generally, that
IV bile Cape Broeoli llc hiisnow onIi:inc3,ulid is eonstanslv receiving
Early Cauliflowers 11 '; l rgo jusortmea t of SUMMER'CLOTHS
Flat Dutch Turnip "inch may be reli«d on as tiie most choice arti-
Earlv Spring do cles that eito he procured—his Stock consists in
f part us follows, yia=:
BKOAD(’I« OTHfi of super blue, black,
brmvn, green, inv isible green, claret, steel and
cadet mixed.
CASSLttx)l*ES of super blue, black,drab
jite )htiff,and fashionable stripes
MOB CLOTHSol'Emorite,tig’d
Drill. Diagonal rib- d Drill, Linen Drills, Cyprus
Cord, Bninbasui, CJrape, Crapo Camlet, Merino
Circassian.
VESTINGIS of plain and fig'd Marseilles
plaid and buff V11I entia. black Satin, Florentine
figured Silk.
All of which wi Ill be sold by the piece, pattern
and yard, or mades to order at the shortest notice,
in the most appm-rn ed and tiisliionablc style, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, an assor—tniont of READY MADE
CLOlHING.cpxasistiugof Coats, Dross Coats,
Coatees, Hunting Coats, Round Jackets, Panta
loons, Vests, Ur,t veers, Shirts, Under Shirts, Bo
soms. Collars, Socks, Gloves, Suspenders, Cra-
xats, and a great -wariety of fancy urtioles too nu
merous to momionji.
The public arc ■respectfully invited to call aud
examine for thcic*selvep.
N. B. Orders from tliecooniry will be thank
fully rociived imcS promptly attended to.
.Quarterly Rej»»orts of Fashions regularly re-
jutie’ll
LARD. Ac. ,JUST RECEIVED.
KEGS l.AKD
lUbhls ‘Treadwell's Crackers.’
10 half bbls Fulton .Market Beef
300 superior Hums
10 half bbls I’ig Pork
For sale by Cl.AC HORN A WOOD
sept 9
300
sept 9
177
SALT.
SACKS Liverpool Ground Salt.
For sale by
• CLAGHORN A AVOOD.
Just received and for eulo by
sent 7 17(1 A. PARSONS."
WARD’S VEGETABLE HAIR
OIL.
H”N all ages of the world a beautiful Head of
Hair liu> 1kk;u considered the greatest orna-
825 REWARD.
Runaway from tiie subscriber
in Effitigliam county about three
mouth* since, It is negro fellow
named 11 AM DON, about twenty
two years ufuge, of light complex
ion, about live feet two or three
ln "hcs high. The said lieg.-o is supposed to bo
entering about the plantation of Mr. S. Neal, of
’his city, his having relatives on his place. The
Hoove reward will be paid for bis delivery in the
Mil ofthis county, or to the subscriber in Effing
VVM. W TUCKER.
jnay 29 21f>
A VALUABLE GARDEN AND
ORCHARD FOR SALE.
The owner, finding it incompat
ible with his engagements in the ci
ty, to give to the establishment on
the Thunderbolt Road (known as
Coppee’s Garden) the attention
which it deserves, will sell it, or exchange it for
’own property. Persons willing to purchase
«an have a minute description, or examine the
premises for themselves, on application at the
Drug Store of G. R. HENDRICKSON.
17fi
PILOT AND NA VV BREAD ~
. Just Received.
4^0^ BBLS fresh Pilot Bread
IIW do Navy, for sale by
5 »pt3° CLAGJIORN A WOCD.
sept 25
IAMBS tt. COLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR A CLOTHIER
One. dior East of his O’.d Stand on the Bap, in
the three story Marble Building, next door
to IVm. liobinson\s Exchange Office. ,
Respectfully begs leave | served only to aggravate my complaint. A
to inform his friends and ! length the Sirop, de Cuisinier, or Compound Si
hisformercustoiners.that r op of Sarsaparilla, xvas ordered,of which I took-
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 five bottles, taken ac
cording to the direction,completely renovated me;
l foltits powet in the couse of the first few days
after I had comm-need taking it, and at present
I feel myself perfectly cured, not liavingabout me
a symptom of that complaint to which I hud so
long been a martyr.
1 am, sir, your obedient and humble servant,
JOHN CARR.
Extract of a letter directed to Mr. Potter by a r cry
eminent member of the Bar, (bited
Savannah, Dec. 24,1829.
‘‘Finding that neither the physicians ofthis
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 iuofficacy of your medicine in my case.
It may afford you satisfaction to hear tlmtiny
surgeon has informed me that lie lias found your
Catholican a Specific in Mercurial and Rheuma
tic, complaints ; he says three bottles ofyoiins will
answer better than six of Sw,aim'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 Building-
lie has commenced the
MERCHANT TAIL
ORING BUSIMESSin
the above mentioned establishment—He ulso
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.
Ho having the best of workmen employed, feels
confident of giving every satisfaction to all those
who may favor him with a call. Gentlemen fur
nishing their own Cloth will have the same at
tention paid in the execution as if purchosedat
his store.
He has and will al wavs keep on hand, a gener
al assortment ofC LOTUS and CAftSIMERES
and VESTINGS, which will be made up to or
der at the shortest notice aud on the most reason
able terms. tfttty 18 :
DR. STEPHEN B. NDRTII,
(OF PHII.XDEI.PHIA,)
Surgeon Dentist, and Manu facturer of Porcelain
and Incorruptible Teeth,
jrjTAS much pleasure 111 informing the citi-
II izens of Savannah; that he intends locat
ing 111 their city, and has taken rooms in Mrs.
Douville’s, in Monument Square, and is ready
to attend those who may favor him with their
confidence ill his profession.
Dr. North has letters of recommendatiop from
the following gentlemen:
I)r. Granville Sharpe Patti.son. Professor of
Anatomy, (late of the Baltimore Medical Institu
tion.
I)r. George M’Clelland, Professor of Surgery
in tho Jefferson Medical College oi Philadel
phia.
Dr. Edward Carmichael, Frodericksburg, \ ir
ginia.
Dr. Wm. J. A. Birkey, Surgeon Dentist, Phil
adelghia.
And other gentlemen of respectability, which
he offers to the inspection of all who may cail on
him.
fob. 10 t
frame, and indispensably necessary to tl.c jisrfec-
tioiuffpersonal beauty. It is a very general com
plaint of young persons, that their hair is falling
offor becoming dry aud unhealthy; this may be
owing to tba application of improper and injuri
ous oils, or to tiie entire neglect of the hair. With
out proper attention, diseases ofthe lmir 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 oller-
ing this OU to the public it had been tried in hun-
dreds ofcases of baldness, thinness and falling off
ofthe hair and ill every instance its salutary ef
fects have been realized to admiration, it has
never failed to produce a new A. beautiful growth
of hair oil heads already bald and to check that
falling off which so often occurs. Incases where
it becomes dry and ceases to grow, this Od 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 failing off
follow after using it. That loss of hair which so
often take place after sickness, may be easily pre
vented bv using this celebrated Oil. In short 110
Oil has ever been offered to the public that gives
such universal satisfaction and stands the test of
experience like Ward’s Vegetable Hair Oil.
That the nubile may rest assured ofthe salutary
offer'.) of this Oil, the following testimonials from
gentlemen of high respectability are mo '.respect
fullv submitted :—
Loweli., March 21,1832.
1 certify that my Hair was falling oft' very rap
idly, and Ifouiid I should he entirely bald in a
short time, ifl could not find some remedy. On
havingE. A. Ward's Vegetable Hair Oil recom
mended to me,'I made trial of it, and to my great
astonishment, 1 soon found my Hair restored.
IRA FRYE.
To E. A. Hard of Louell.
g lr _I take the liberty of addressing mv thanks
to you, for the great benefit I have received from
your truly valuable Oil. Having had the [misfor
tune to loose my Hair, so that my head was en
tirely smooth 011 the top. I was induced to make
use ofyotir Vegetable Hair Oil. In a short time
my head was covered with thick and strong I lair.
I thinkit but justice to yourselfand the public to
add my testimony to the virtues of your inestima
ble Oil. You have my full permission to make
this letter public, or to refer any one to me for
proofs ofthe merits ofthis invaluable discovery.
WELD SPALDING
Merchant, Central-Street,JLow’ell.'
ceived.
IRVING’S INDIAN SKETCHES
t NDl AN Sketches, taken during an expedi
tion to the Pawnee Tribes, byJno. T. Ir
ving ill 2 vols.
Anne Grey, a Novel edited by the author of
Grimly, in 2 vols.
Bclihrd Regis,or Sketches of a Country Town
by Mary Russell Mitford,2 vols.
’ Washington Irving's “History of the Life and
Voyages of Christopher Columbus, a new
edition revised aud corrected by the author with
a Map of his route on arriving among the Baha
ma Islands, complete ill 2 V|*ls. together with a
3d volume containing the “Voyages and Discov
enesof the Companions of Columbus.”
Horse Shoe Robinson, second edition.
Ross’s second Voyage, a new supply.
Edinburgh Review, No 123 April 1*35, being
the Kith number ofthe “Foreign Review’' !*ia
per annum for the 4.
The Lady’s Book for July.
Also new supplies of
Irving’s Conquest ofFlorida, Abbotsford and
Newsleud Abbey shire, No 2 ofthe Craven Mis
cellany, Miss Leslie’s 2d series Pencil Sketches,
The Student, by Bnlwer; Bulwev's France, The
Brothers, . Tale ofthe Fronde, My Life, by the
' author of’Stories of Waterloo,’’Coleredge’s Ta
hie Talk, The Manikins by Cooper, Guy Riv
ers, Legends and Stories *f Ireland, Hannah
Moore’s complete Works in 2 vols. Miss IVg-
worth’s Works. 10 vols., Mrs. Sherwood’s Works,
10 vols. published, Dick’s Works complete in
, 4 vols., Reynold's Voyage ofthe Potomac round
I the world, plates.
Just received by
t 1
aug 12
W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS.
463
CUT TOItACCO.
4 FRESH supply Mrs Miller’s Cut Tobac
co, just received and for sale by
T. M. TURNER.
sept 25 Opposite the Mansion House.
, SCENTED BAR SOAP.
( • BOXES variegated Soap
P G do Plain do
4 do Old Castile do
GO Fancy do
For the toilet, just received and for sale by
June 24 A. PARSONS
ASSIZE OF BREAD FOB
august, is:i5.
City Trasurkrs Office, Aug, 1st 1835.
T HE average price of flour the lust month
being $7 per barrel of 193 lbs. Dread
must weigh as follows, viz:
12 1-2 cents Loaf - 2 lbs 11 oz.
G 1-4 “ “ - - - - 1 lb. 5 1-2 oz.
P. HOUSTOPN, City Treasurer
aug 3
New- York, February 27,1832.
Dr Ward:—Dear Sir—Your Hair Oil, you
were good noughtoput into my hands when I
was in Lowell, has produced the’ most wonderful
efl’ectson mv liairl ever witnessed. V ou recol
lect when l called on you my Hair had fallen very
much, and I wasquite bald—I huve’now a beau
tiful bead of Hair coming on very rapidly. 1
hardly know how to express my gratitude to you
for the benefitthe Oil has afforded me. A number
of mv friends are very anxious to obtain some of
the Oil, and I wish you to send me one dozen
bottles ofthe largest size immediately.
Yours Respectfully, C. WOODM.D.
Bj“ Afresh supply,just received and , or sale by
G. It. HENDRICKSON,fAgent.
may 18 115
GAUDICY A LEGRIEL,
OK E'ER FOR SALE,
BUDS St. •Uroix Sugar
10 hhdspritwe Porto RicoSugnrs
ft ( h> N Orleans do
10 tes super ior Loaf Sugar
10 boxes W _liite Havana
2o hags Rio Coffee
10 bags Javs <is
15 do Mat«illado
10ft boxes L)c»olitile Soap
59 half box^ss do do
150 boxes Pi ^pes
300 sacks Li wernool ground Suit
Soda, VVatir- raiid Butter Biscuits
10 barrels E31adden’s Bread
Packet and "Wine Biscuits
10 hall bbls: family pickled Beef uud Beef
Tongues
25.000superior Trabueo’a Segars(Pcllonbrand
50,000 Cunsio X Gonzales do
Capers, OIL ves & Pickles
While Wii*- e Vinegar
I N E S .
Fitzoweo. -■Alcyone, Remittance and Lnna
Madeira \\ iue, from the house of Gordon
Murdocic & Scott
100 basketsCffininpugne.Starbrnnd (Spark-
50 do -<!omet. Ai & Sellery ] ling.
50 boxes CUhateau Leovilie <Si St. Julien
Modoc
20 do supe zriorChateau Lafitt,
15 doCliai«nbcrlin
5 qr ca<k.-s Sicily Madeira
Cogswell Tenerife
50 boxes ol^l Port Wine
And unassdirtmem of Rhenish Wines. j larity, aud other female complaints. It is proved
50 doz Noy^eau, Rose, Ci nnamon uud Per- ! to correct vitiated and disordered humors keep-
feet I.ov— e Cordial i ing the stomach in most perfect order. Those
Apple, Cu-rrant, Quince & Cranberry Jelly ! persons who after an evening’s indulgence at
ig 31 173 1 parties. &c. have headache and dulness the next
day, will find this a sure preventive if taken at
HOWABtD-STKEEFLUR. j bed time. For all commou complaints, in a few
Sjdfcd YB Ids Extra Superfine Howard-st. ; days its virtues will ue self-evident, aud a com-
flour, for sale oy j plete cure will soon be eliected. When a person
june’22 P. G. SHICK & O. COllEN has a cold und feels unwell, gonerally u free use
of it for a few days will bu sure to relieve with
out physic or pills. To children it maybe given
with the greatest advantage.
In all acidity or sourness of stomach this rerne
dy is sovereign and invaluable; asa 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 of phyic.
Nate.—It is positively certain that no bad coa-
sequencos can arise from the use ofthis Syrup.
One great objection to tlic pills is the price,which
is obviated bv this, which is pot at $1 por bottle.
N. MOSSNAlt. M I).
Professor of the Practice of Medicine.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
A. PARSONS, Druggist,
No 8 Gibbons’ Range,
HYGEAN MEDICINE.
I ■, Health secured or Restored
T HE Hvgean Syrup, which lias lately been
discovered, and used with the greatest Hnd
! most surprising success in the preservation of
j restoration ofhealth, is found to be entirely frefc
! from the objections which are urged against tho
* usefulness of the late Hygean Pills. It isprovej
| to be entirely free from mercury or any other
i mineral,and has been used by hundreds who haver
by it been cured of all complaints afiecting the
stomach, liver, head, lungs,spleen,intestines,and
all the digestive organs. It restores all the se
cretions to liealth and activity. By a slight coufsa
ofthis syrup while in health, die system is kopt
in such perfect order, that no disease will"attack
without some great excess or exjiosurc. And
whatever the complaint is, it never fails to give
relief. Written testimony of hundred* might be
given, in addition to which many highly respec
table persons huve given permission to refer to
them lor the above facts. All humors which al 1
feet the body externally, causing pimples and e-
ruptions are removed by correcting the vitiated
secretions and inducing healthy action. In dll
dyspectic symptoms, coslivencss, irregularity,
distress after meats, pains in the side and torpid
ity of the liver, tiie cure is perfect, and any one
so afflicted will become immediately convinced
on using it, that he has a^ftst found a “sovereign
balm for his wounds.” Females are particularly
recommended to use it for costivenessor irregu-
20 DOLLARS REWARD.
L OST, on Monday morning, the 13th inst.,
coming from the Fort to the Exchange,
EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS; one
liftv dollar bill on the United States’ Bank, one
twenty-one, the State Bank of Georgia, one ten
on the Augusta Bunk, and a five dollar billon the
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company, also
a note on C Delarigne. of Edgefield District,
South Carolina, payable to A. Simomet, on bear,
er. The tinder will receive the above reward by
leaving it at this eflke.
A. N. SIMOMET,
july 15
PADfO’S, OILS, Ac. &c.
C3ALLS. English Linseed Oil
1^=200 do Sperm do
600 _ do Refined Whale do
8 bblsSp arits Turpentino
50kegs Spanish Brown, ground in oil
Also,
5 half pipes su pel ior Canary Wine
JustreceiveiB persehr Camilla,and brig Sadi,
and for rale by
aug 31 HAZARD & DENSLOW.
NEH 7 " CANAL FLOUR.
Received per brig Georgia.
6% f* BBL_S New Canal Flour.—For sale
by
sept9 CLAGHORN & WOOD.
ML OLASSES, *c.
SJk A I111H3S Molasses, for retailing
30 crises Martinique Cordial, assorted
14 barri'l=) )
35 liab'birarrels >sup. white Wine Vinegar
150 demijeans )
30 casks aOarot
25 eases Olives and Capers
7 trunks Perfumery
Landing from the schooner La Fertia from
Martinique, ai 3d for sale by
aug 28 GAUDRY & LEGRIEL.
Bill
FLOUR.
t.S Philadelphia superfine Flour,
received per schr Augusta. For
sale by TUPPF.R & SISTARE.
aug 31 173 _______
CHAIpSgYE AND CRAB AP
PLE CIDER.
BOXES Champagne Cider
3 do Crap Apple do
A choice a»‘ticle, for sale by
sept T4 TI PPER & SISTARE-
401«
9
sept 21
IMPROVED VEGETABLE
ROBB,
A FRENCH Chemical composition,extensive
ly used in tiie Hospitals of France, wuh
great success. This pleasant and sate remedy
will radically cure Gonorrhce, Leneorrhcc, Sy-
phillis, every species of Mercurial affections,cuB/-
cer and ulcerous sores of all kinds; scrofula,rheu
matism, complaints of the skin, salt rheum, and
all diseases arising from impurities of the bloody
It can he taken by persons ol every variety ot
constitution, atall seasons of the year, from in
fancy to old age. A treatise 011 the maladies men
tinned above, has been published by the compos
itor ofthe Robb, and will be given to those wh»
desire it.
For sale by A. PARSONS,
aug 31 No 8 Gibbons' Range.
VARIEGATED 1SOAPS.
5 BOXES Variegated Soap iu bars. Joetrer
ceived and for safe bv
T.M. TURNER.
Opposite the Mtrosioa Ilou#.