Georgia Historic Newspapers

    INJFORM ATI ON WAN TED.
Disappeared yesterday morning, about half past
nine o’clock. A. P. SCHULTZ, partner of the
undersigned in a Bread and Cake Bakery. Fears
entertained that he has met with some acci
dent. When he left he was dressed in a suit of
blue cloth and wore a black hat.
J. F. DIEHL.
Any information on the subject will be thank
fully received. april 27
John 11. Lumpkin. | W. W. Lumpkin
LIT ’ll P K 1 N At LU M PKIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ROME, GA.
april 13 Jv
ICrOIL J. V. CLEVELAND, has re
turned to this city, and may be consulted at the
Koorns of Cleveland A, Spears, lor a short time,
teb. 14 13
Visiting' Cards.
Equal to the best Engraved, executed at
this office, where specimens can be seen,
jan 4 •
[TT’Dr. CEO. IV. WEST respectfully ten
ders his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
Citizen,. of Augusta. Office, as heretofore, in the
lower front corner of the Eagle and Phcenix Hotel,
ap 18 3mos
PIANO FORTES.
EXCELLENT SECOND-HAND PIANO
FORTES, for sale cheap.
R. S. JACKSON.
First Room over Gustav V olger's Segar Store,
jaa ill 6mos Broad street.
NOTICE.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD, ?
Hamburg, April Ist, 1819. )
On and after WEDNESDAY, 4th inst., the Pas
senger Train for Charleston, will leave the Ham
burg Depot at 5 o’clock, A. M.
april I W. J. MAG RATH, Agent.
CLEVELAND & SPEAR,
SURGEON nai DENTISTS
NO. 215 BROAD-ST.
(Over Aldrich At Green’s Shoe Store.)
Nov. II ly
DR. s. E. HABERSHAM
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Augusta and its vicinity r . Office on Broad-st. im
mediately under the Washington Hall.
March 29 3m*
E. A. SOI J L L A RD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Nov. 8 dAtwly
JAMES GARDNER, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
ROBERT JOHNSTON, JR.,
Vnulue It little, North side, near Ka»l Bay,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
OEAf.KK IN
FRENCH BRANDIES, HOLLAND GIN.
WINES AND CORDIALS,
Groceries, Domestic Liquors, Butter and
CHEESE, OILS, SOAPS, Ac.
Albany Ale and Champagne Cider.
Oct. 22 6toos
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
M. liußKKrsos, Pres’t. | Same. lIANNAV,Sec’y
Applications received by
GKEEN\ ILLE SIMMONS,
I\t>v. 24 ly Agent.
PROTECTION INSURACE COMAP
NY OF NEW-JERSEY.
CAPITAL $200,000.
j v. Voorheks, Sec’ry VVm. Thompson, Pres
sf. Whitnev, Gen’i Agent, 69 Wall st , N V.
Fire a\'d Marine Risks are taken in this Office
on the mo»t liberal terms, by
JOHN HILL, Agent.
Ne>c,‘ door above the Mechanics’ Bank.
Sept 2 lv
OBITUARY.
Departed this life, on the 23d instant, in the -~d
year of her age, J ane A. Dunbar, wife of Thos.
S. Dunbar, and eldest daughter of Adam S. New
house, Sen. To comment upon the virtues of the
dec eased, would be superfluous in us. All those that
were most intimate with her knew her best, and
none knew her in fault. As a wife, mother and
daughter, she was inferior to none, and equalled
but by few ; as a sister and friend, we have seen
but few of her stamp ; but as a Christian she ap
peared in all the graces, Faith, hope and Charity,
lu these t.*?*-' beauty of her|mind as well as her heart
was observably for she was possessed of a fine
and no ordinary mind. Mie has left a bright testi
mony behind her, that she has gone to enjoy the
rest of those that are faithful. She has left a hus
band and child, and a large circle of friends to
mourn her loss. For the lasi two years she has
been a devout member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and her station, which stands vacant, will
he hard to fill. May r all those who witnessed her
exit from this vale of tears imitate her example.
Our loss we know is her eternal gain ;
No wave of trouble now rolls o'er our breast;
But nature binds us with a golden chain.
To her that loved us, and for her was blessed.
. J. M. B.
JO 3 New York papers will please copy.
(Ham nifr c ia I.
Augusta Market, April 27-
COTTON. The quantity offering continues
very limited, and as a matter of course sales are
liffht; the few transactions which have takne place
the past two days, have been at very full prices.—
The next Steamer’s advices are hourly looked for
bv both buyers and sellers.
The RIVER remains in the same state as no
lured by us on Wednesday.
SAVANNAH IMPORTS—APRIL 24.
Bristol —Ship lon—4oo tons Railroad Iron,
200 do Coal.
CHARLESTON IMPORTS—APRIL 25.
Hav an a— Steam ship Isabel—3 bags Specie, to
M C. Mordecai; 8 cases Segars, to Cay At Arejlha; «
6 cases, 6 biles and 236 small boxes Segars, t«>
Francis C. Black; 2 cases do., to B. Gonzalez; 13
Stales do., to J. Chapman; 4f \ boxes do.; 5 boxes
,y ugtr to J. A. Enslow; 2 tcs. Honey, to E Lafitte
v Co ■ 178 i boxes Segars. to S. Mowry A Son; 2
'« Sweetmeats, to order; 42 packages, to 11.
6 boxes Sweetmeats, various; 4000 Segars,
Hai , le £ ™ and a quantity of Fruit to order—
to J. Ben»v |,hds.. 4 tcs. Molasses and a
Schr. Somers j chapman,
a quantity ot * ruu v __ Bri | ioze lin— 9 hhds.
. &AGl .' I A «oJ S Chapman; 21 hhds.
Sugar, 5b do. Molasses , , Hedlev.-Schr.
bW. Molasses, .o
* OH.iVrs'v'ii, New Oreeass— Brij Marion—3l
tons Fustic, to H. Missroon.
SAVANNAH,TpriI2S Cotton —Arrived since
the 18th inst., 6,383 hales Upland (2,202 bales Irora
Augusta, 403 from Darien, 3,776 per Rail Road,
and 2 per wagons.) and 121 do. Sea Island. 1 lie
•exports for the same period have been 8,731 bales
Upland, and 286 do. Sea Island, viz to Liverpool
4,260 bales Upland, and 201 do. Sea Island, to Bos
ton 589 bales Upland, to .New Vork 3,89 b bales Up
land. and 70 Jo. Sea Island, to Philadelphia 30
bales Upland, to Providence 516 bales Upland, and
to Charleston 440 bales Upland, and 15 do. Sea Is
land—leaving on hand and on shipboard not clear
ed, a stock of 35,091 bales Upland, and 1,638 do.
Sea Island, against 25,404 bales Upland, and 2,896
Sea Islands at same time last year.
The receipts since Ist September exceed those
of last year 151 344 bales, and the exports 145,176 1
|p«des. j
The market closed firm at the time of making
up our last weekly report, and since then there has
been a steady and good demand, which has been
freelv met by factors, and we notice a fair amount
i of business done each day. The sales on Wed
nesday were 2,294, on Thursday 860, ou Friday 1,-
- 041. on Saturday 1.258, on Monday 1,242, and yes
terday’ 1,356, making a total for the
bales.
Prices have been gradually improving through
out the week, hut have advanced more particular
ly since Saturday. \\ e advance our quotations on
Ordinary and Middling \c.. and on Middling Fair
and all finer qualities §c. Our quotations are lor
Ordinary to good ordinary H a 6£
Middling to good middling 6g a 64
Middling Fair a ~
Fair to fully fair 'S a 'a
Since our last issue we have full advices from
Liverpool to 7th inst. by the Europa at N. York.—
The quotations for fair Upland and Mobile Cotton
was the same as reported by the previous steamer;
and the Europa’s advices would not probably have
had any effect on our market.
The improvement in prices is caused, we be
lieve, almost entirely by the discouraging pros
t peers which now hang over the new crop. VV e
have advices from all parts of Georgia and South
Carolina, and much of Alabama, and there is hut
one report : “ the frost has injured the Cotton a
. great deal.” The full amount ot the damage is not
ascertained, and some portion ol it might yet be
remedied; but for the excessive drought which ex
- tends over a large part of the Cotton growing re
gion. In many places the seed would not sprout
at all; and the frost has come so late in the year,
. that most planters have destroyed their extra seed;
and there is, therefore, a great scarcity even where
the soil is sufficiently moist to bring it up.
The particulars of the sales of Upland for the
week are as fbllovv-s : 77 at ss; 8 at sg; 212 at 6;
127 at 6i; 91 at 6 3 16; 133 at fifc 442 at 6g; 142 at
6 5-16; 62 at 6 7-16; 1,541 at 6£; 444 at 6 9-16; 1,-
316 at 6j; 370 at 6 11-16; 962 at 6i|; 1,194 at bj;
378 at 7; 135 at 7£; 281 at
at cents.
Rice. —There has been very little demand for
Rice this week, and wc only notice the sales of a
bout 175 tierces at2g a per 100 lbs. The prices
paid arc the same as those of the previous week.
Corn. —About 6,000 bushels have been sold du
ring the week at 54 a 56 cents.
Flour. —Most of the flour sold in this market
now is from the Georgia Mills, and retailers are
supplied by the Agents in such a quiet way that
we have but few large sales to report.
Bacon. — We notice the sales of 40 hhds. Should
ers at 5,| a 5£ cents, and 10 do. Sides at Accents.
Domestic Liquors.—- The sales have been light
this week; 25 bbls. N. E. Rum sold at 26 cents.
Salt. —Two cargoes arrived this week from Liv
erpool have been sold at Ssc. per sack and one at
a price not made public.
Exchange. —Sterling bills at 5 a 6 per ct. prera.
Bank rate for sight checks on Northern cities per
cent prera.; out door rates are a little better for
buyers.
Freights.— To Liverpool dull at fd. To Havre
Ic. Coastwise —Boston and Providence, | a Ac.
for Cotton; Philadelphia 7-1 C a9-16c.; New Vork,
$ a|c for Cotton. There is rather an excess of
shipping in port for the amount of freight offering
just at this time, and consequently freights gene
rally are dull, both foreign and coastwise.
APALACHICOLA. APRIL 19.— Cotton.— The
receipts during the past week amount to 3,581
bales, and the exports to 8,443, leaving the stock
on band, including all on shipboard not cleared,
40,087, against 28,012 bales same time last year.
The week preceding the one under review,
closed ■tvith a fair inquiry’ for Cotton, the sales of
Saturday amounting to 550 bales at our quota
tions. The present week opened with a good de
mand. the bnsii ess of Monday resulting in the
sale ot 1030 bales at very full prices. Tues
day and Wednesday there was less done, the ag
gregate *ales of the two days amounting to 1100
bales. Wednesday evening’s mail, put as in pos
session of telegraphic news of the steamer “Nia
gara's" arrival with two u’eeks later intelligence.
'Phis news caused a suspension of operations in a
measure during Thursday and Friday, the sales of
the two day’s not exeeediiigsoo hales at prices cur
rent before the news. On Saturday an active de
mand sprung up, which continued throughout the
day. the transactions reaching 1800 bales, the mar
ket closing full i higher than our last week's quo
tations. This advance was not all gained, on Sa
turday—the market gradually- hardened the whole
week, most of the sales being above onr last
weeks quotations. The decline in freights has
probably,had some influence in stiffening the price
of cotton. The total sales of the week amount
to 4400 bales, taken principally for foreign mar
kets. Our quotations correspond as near as possi
ble to the closing rates of Saturday.
inferior
Ord. to Good Ord ,s^a6
Middling 6£a6g
Good Middling —a6.^
.Middling Fair 6sa6|
Fair. 6£a7
Freights. —The arrival of a large number of
small vessels, and the small quantity of cotton of
fering for»Northern ports, has caused a decline in
coastwise freights, engagements to New York
having been made at |c. To Boston, we have
heard of no engagements below For Provi
dence. several vessels have offered at gc.. but there
not being sufficient cotton for that port to make up
a cargo, no engagements haA’e been made. To
foreign ports the rates remain unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.— Cotton. —The de
mand has continued animated and the sales reach
1 1,600 bales, taken for England, the Continent and
a small quantity for the North. The prices have
been steady at our quotations.
Inferior 4£as Good Middling... .6|a6^
Ordinary s|as£ Middling Fair 6ija7
L. M. to Middling. .6a(i,j Fair 7ja7A
Tennessee and North'Alabama average lists.s£a6
Sugar. —Transactions confined to 250 hhds. at
previous rates. A crop of 180 hhds. was sold up
the Coast for the W est at 4£c.
Molasses. —Sales 350 bbls. at 14 a 17c.
Freights. —The Ship Susan E. Howell and the
ship Wm. A. Cooper, the British Ship Lord .Sea
ton and the British Bark Chistiana were taken at
9-lGd for Cotton, and the ship Roger Sherman for
Antwerp at 1 3-I6c. for Cotton and 455. for Tobac
co.
CotiMßcS, March 31, 1849.
S ock on hand Ist Sepl 1725
Received this week .349
Received previously.. 66,129 —66,478
Total 68,203
Shipped —57,663
Stock on hand 10,540
sl)ipping JutelUgencf. ' i
arrived,
Georgia Steam Boat Company's Steamer Ten- ;
nessee, with boats No. 4 and 11. with Merchan- .
dize to J. B. Guieu. Agent, Adams Sr. Fargo, Sera n- .
ton At Stark. P. Stovall, J. Cunningham At Son.
Iron Steam Boat Company's light draft steamer
A. Sibley, with boats 6 and 16, with Merchandize,
to C. J. Cook, Hand, Williams At Co.. W. M Row
land, Agent. C. A. At W. H. Williams, Agent Geo-
Rail Road Company’, Adams Sc. Fargo. Hand At
Fleming, J. K. Hora, J. J.Clayton, G. W. Ferry-At
Co., F. Lamback, J. M. Newby & Co., VV. E.
Jackson At Co., Lallerstedt At W’imberly, Cress At
Hickman, Dunham At Blakley, Baker At Hart, W.
S. At T. H. Roberts, Baker, Wilcox At Co., C. A.
Platt, T. N. Poullain At Son, VV. At J, Nelson, B. S.
Dunbar, Royal At Murphey, D'Antignac At Barry,
G. McLaughlin, Grenville At Batty, J. Sibley, A.
Lafitte, A. Stevens, P. Simonet and S. Hardman.
arrivals from charleston.
Bark Convoy, Trescott, New Vork.
Brig Charles Kershaw, Belcher, Mafanzas.
Schr. Lilly, Benson, Havana.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Columbia, Johnson, and brig VV. 1,
Dugan, for Charleston, and brig Clinton, and schr.
Dart, Somers, for Savannah, cleared at New York
23d inst.
The Br. barque Ellen, Bryson, (of Glasgow)
bound to Savannah, has been off Charleston b^r
1 for the last two or three days, endeavoring to
I work to the Southward,
The schr. Francis, Rider, from Bulwer, (Maine,)
for Charleston, was at Owl s Head, 17th inst.
The barque Como, Bogardus. for Charleston,
was to sail from Boston 21st inst.
The schr. Southerner. Trovers, for Boston C3d
inst.
SAVANNAH. April 25—Arrived Br. shin lon
Ceadbetter, Bristol, (Eng.); brig Leopoldo O Don
nell. Dunton, New Orleans.
Cld. brig Excel, Revell, New York.
Went to sea. brigs Cyclops. Calhoun, Boston- Ex
cel, Revell, New York. ’
CHARLESTON, April 26. Arrived Steam
ship Isabel. Hollins, via Key West; Brig Marion
D rrickson. New Orleans; Schr. Brothers. Hos
mer. Sagua la Grande.
Cleared Dan,brig Skandinavian, Foss, Copenha
gen; Brig Nancy, Davis, Baltimore.
Went to Sea, Barque George Henry, Bradford
New York; Brig Adela. McLarty,West Indies; So’,
brig VigilantjMaristany, Barcelona. Schr. J. & W.
Errickson, Westcoat, Philadelphia; Schr. Dela
ware, Grover, a Northern Port.
i'Al l'lON K.VI KA.
A man by the name of Rl El. CI.A I' C haa engaged with a young
ma-n of the name of S. F. Jownstipi, and uses hia name to put up a
Sarsaparilla, which th#y call Dr. 1 uwn&end s Sarsaparilla, denonuna
ting it GENUINE, Original, etc. This Townsend is no doctor and
never was, but w'as formerly a worker on railroads, canals, and the
like. Yet he assumes the title of Or., for the purpose of gaining credit
for what he is not. He is also sending out cards beaded “ Tricks of
Quacks,” in which he says, I have sold the use of my name for C~
a w eek. 1 will give 3. P. Townaend t’>oo it he w ill produce one single
solitary piool of this. This Is to caution the puMic not to be de
ceivedj'and purchase none but the (rENI l.\ E ORKJISAL. OLD
Dr. Jacob Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, having on it the Old Dr.’s liks
ness his family coal of arms, ami his signature across the coal of
arms. JACOB TOWKSEND.
Principal office, 102 New-Yark Cup
OLD DOCTOR
Jacob ilC'li Townsend.
THE ORIGINAL \SSSX DISCOVERER
OF THE GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSA PA RILLA.
Did Dr. Townsend is now about *0 ye ars of see, and has long been
mown as tlie AUTHOb and I IS t VKKKH of the uKtCL'INK
ORKJINAI, “TdW.ISEKD SA KS A PAli I 1.1. A.” Being poor, he
was compelled to limit its manufacture, by which means it has been
kept out of market, and the sales eircumscribed to those only who had
proved its worth and known its value. It had reaebed tbe e.«rs of ma
ny, nevertheless, as those persons who had been healed of sore dis
eases, and saved from death, proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
HKAI.ING POWER, This
Island and Unequalled Preparation
is manufactured on the largest scale, and is called for throughout ths
length sud breadth of the laud.
Unlike young S. P. Townsend’s, it improves with age, ami never
changes, but for the belter ; because it is prepared on sideuliflc prin
ciples by a scientific man. The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and
the latest discoveries ot the Art, hove all been brought into requisition
in the manufacture of the OLD DR.'S SA RS aPAKII.LA, The Sar
saparilla root, it is well known (n medical men. contains medicinal pro
perties, and some properties which are inert or useless; and othets.
which, if retained in preparing it t o use. produce fermentation and acid,
which is injurious to the system. Some of the pr.qierties of Sarsaparilla
are so volatile that they entirely evaporate and are lost in the prepara
tion, if they are not preserve.) by a scientific process, known only to
those experienced in Us manufacture. Moreover these volatile princi
ples, which flyiiff in vapor, or as an exhalation, under heat, are ths
Very essential medical proi«rtirs of the root, which gives to it all its
value. The
OIINTIAIE
Old l>r. .Inrolx Townsentl's Mnrtsnpiii'iiln
is so prepared, that all Hie inert properties of the Sarsaparilla root
are first removed, everything capable ol becoming acid or ol fermenta
tion, is extracted and rejected ; then . verv particle of medical virtue
is secured in a pure and concentrated form; and thus it is rend ere.
inca {cable of lasing any of its valuable and bra ling properties. Bre
pared in this way, it is made the most powerful agent in the
Ciirf of liiiiuuirraMe llisvakei.
Hence the reason why we hear commendations on every side in its
favorby men, women and child en. We find u doing w,aiders in the
cure o t
CONSUMPTION', DVSPKPSI A, and 1.1 VF.R COMPLAINT and
in R HKI M \ ITSM, St'RoFl 1. I and PII.KS, COSTIVI SKSS at
CI T iNEOrs lIRI PTION.s , PIMPLLs, CLOT! HKs , ami’ aL
aflrtlious arising Irotn
I ill {>ll fils of tin* ES lost.|.
It possesses a marvellous „tR ■ ee in all c.muluiuts .rising from In
digestion, It om Acidity of the S umach ; from uue.j.ial circulation de
lent iuutiou of liTard to the bead, palpitation of the beat I, c.d.l leet and
cold bands old chills and hot Hashes over the body. It has not bad
.is equal in coughs and colds ; and promotes easy e x pic I ora lion, nod
gentle perspiration relaxing stiiriureol the longs, most, and every
othrr part.
U..t in nothing is its. exodlen.v n, -re mauilVsilv .-u and ickaow
le<igt*d than in all hind* and t»r’
It works wonders in casts of Jtunr alius or w hiles, Falling of the
Womb, Obstructed, Mi]»pre*<ed. ur Painful Mensis, !r»V£u;.m(v i*l
the menstrual periods, and tb.j like ; and is ertVctua) incurm* ail lurnu
of the Kidney Disease.
By removing obsu actions, and rrculniing the general sv' iem, it giv c-b
tone and strength to the whole body, and all forms of
Nm oiin IHdeiiMi M it ml llt bililv,
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety of other diseases, as Spinal
irritation, Neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance, Swooning, Epil« ptic Fa*. i mi
vulsioiis, A C.
It is not possible for this medicine to fail to do good ; it has nothing
in it which can ever harm ; it can never sour or smil and therefore
cau never lose its curative properties. It clean-es the blood. e* tv*
the liver lu healthy action, (ones the stomach ami give*.-, good digestion,
relieves the bowels .»l (. rpor and constipation, allay- in HimmiiC i u,
purifies the skin, equali. es the circulation of the blo nl. producing gen
tle warmth equally all over the body, and the insensible perspiration ;
relaxes all striciiii js ami tightness, removes all obstructions, and in
vigorates the entire nervous system. Is not this, then,
The ifledii iiM* you Pre-eiainenil)' >♦ ed !
But can any of these thing* he said of S. p. Towunrn.l'i inferior
article 7 This young nun's liquid t* not to be
t 1 om pared with (he Old Or,’*,
because of one GRAND F\4Cl\ that the one is IN* APABi.P, ofDE
TKKIORaTION and
iVevcr SpoilM,
while the other DDKS; ii hojm, ferment'., mi blows the bottles
containing it into fragments ; the sour, acid liquid exploding ami
damaging other good 8 ! Mutt not On* hon ible r.impound be poison
ous to the sy.item? What! pm acid into a system already diseased with
acid! What causes Dyspepsia but acid i Do we not all k« w , lhal
when food sours In our stomach*, what mischiefs it produce* i—flatu
lence, heartburn, palptta* ion of the heart, liv. r complaint, diarrhoea,
dysentery, cholic and corruption of the blood? What is Scrofula
but an acid humor in the body ? What produces nU the humors which
bring oti Krnptions of the .Ski n, £cald H. ad, Salt Rheum rh vs i ehis
White Swellings, Ftver-.Sorrs, and all ulcerations internal and exter
nal? It is nothing under heaves but an and substance, which sours
and thus spoils all the fluid* of the body, more or less. Whnt causes
Rheumatism but a sour ucid fluid, which insinuates itself between the
joints and else where, irritating and inflaming the tender and delicate
tissues upon which it acts? So of nerv diseases, of impurity ol
tbe blood, of deranged circulations, .and . early all the ailments winch
aiflicl human nature.
Now, is it not horrible to make ami sell, and infinitely worse to use
this
Moin iiiK, Frnnentinx, Aci<l “ Couipanml”
OF S. F. TOWNSEND.
siul yet he would fain have it understood that OM Jacob Townsend’s
HENI INK ORIGINAL SA KS A .*A RILLA, is an I MIT AT i O.V ol
his inferior preparation ! !
Heaven forbid that we should deni in tm article which Would bear
the most distant resemblance to P. Tow nsend** article ! and which
should bringdown upon the Old Dr. such a mountain load of com
plaints and criminations from agents who have sold, and pu robber*
who have used S. P. Townsend's F KRMKN I*l NO C< >MP- »U.\ D !
We wish it understood, because it is the absolute truth* that S . P
Townsend’s article and Oid Dr. Jacob 1 ownsend’s Sarsaparilla are
lisaven-wide apart, and infinitely dissimilar ; that they are unlike iu
every pedicular, having not one single thing in common.
As S. P. Tow'nsend i* no doctor, ami never w as, is no i iiemUt, no phar
maceutist—knows no mure of medicine or disease, than any other
common, unscientific, unprofessional man, what guarantee can the
public have that they ai e receiving a genuine »oi •iiinc medicine con
fuining all the virtunes of the articles used in preparing it, and which
are incapable Os changes, which might render them the AGBN I S u
DISKASE instead of health ?
ll is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, to pour bairn inti
wounded humanity, to kindle hope in the despairing bosom, to restore
health ahd bloom and vig >r into the crushed and broken ;n»d to banish
infirmity—that old DR .JACOB rOWNdLN.I has S* >F-.Flr and
FOUN D the opportunity and means to bring bi«
UnSriTkal Coucrnlrnlrd liemedy,
within the reach, and to the knowledge of all who need it, (hat they
may learn and know, by joyful experience, its
Transcendent Power to Ileal !
and thus to have the unpurchasable satisfaction of having raised thou
sands and millions from the bed ot sickness and despondency, to hope,
health, and a long life of vigor and usefulness to themselves, their fam
ilies and friends.
Principal office 102 Nassau-street, N. Y
For sale on consignment, by
HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO.
april 27 dfcly
SPRING MEDICINE.
]VOW IS THE TIME to purify the blood of
i. X morbib humors, and prepare the system by
appropriate remedies, to withstand the debilita
ting; effects of the approaching; warm weather. —
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is one of the best
alteratives that can be used, and as an invigorator
and purifier of the BLOOD, it stands unrivalled!
Sold at 1 dollar a bottle; 6 bottles tor 5 dollars,
ap27 HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO.
NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH;LINE
OF STEAMERS—WEEKLY,
Sailing every Wednesday. i
THE NEW AND SUPE-
Steam Slop TENNESSEE,
BBaSSESBSffSCTCapt. John Collins, and CHERO
KEE, Capt. Thos. Lyon, will, until further notice,
leave Savannah and Nexv York every..WEDNES
DAY, commencing with the 28th March.
These swift Steamers are eSch of 1,250 tons
burthen, built in the strongest and most approved
manner, and are uneq.jalled iu all the needful
qualities to give confidence" as well as despatch to
travellers. They have all the accommodations
for passengers and freight requisite to entitle them
to public patronage.
The Central Rail Road will despatch an extra
train from Macon on Tuesday evei ing, to connect
with these steamers on Wednesday, and from
Savannah on their arrival if needful.
Passage $25 payable in advance; lor which,
or freight, apply to
PADELFORD & FAY,
Savannah,
or SAM L. L. MITCHELL,
march 23 No. 194 Front-st., New Y'ork,
YOUNG & CO.’S EXPRESS.
ALL GOODS consigned to our care, either
to or from the Norteern cities, will he for
warded on with despatch. Those directed to our*
care from the North per steamers, will be forward
ed by Passenger’s tram as soon as they arrive at
Charleston.
Office No. 1, Broad street, Charleston, S. C
april 26
THE KILMISTE FAMILY,
( WHO.- ARE RFTCRNIKG THIS WAT NORTH,)
tU*yiLL give a pleasing and unique EntertamJ
V V ment at the MASONIC HALL. The
i little Prima Dona
EMMA,
YV ill sing among other favoroites. Je Swis La Bay
adere.
MISS ELIZA,
W ith the richly toned Harp and in brilliant Dances.
The PETIT EMILY,
In her amusing characters.
Hf* Admission 25 cents. Pertormauces com
mence at 8 o’clock. 4 \p 07
managers office.
GREENLAND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERIES!
Managed, Drawn, and Prizes paid by the well
known and responsible firm ol
J. W. MAURY vSc CO.
DRAWINGS RECEIVED 1)Y TELEGRAPH.
Sales close at t o'clock Saturday.
Extra Clas 34, by Monongalia 66. April 28, 1849
Grand Scheme ;
13 Drawn Ballots from 78.
50.000 DOLLARS.
$30,000; $20,000; $10,000; amounting to SIIO,OOO.
Also, $4,000; $2,200; 40 of $1,000; besides nume
rous others.
Tickets only $lO, Halves $5, Quarters $2,50.
Sales close at 2 o’clock Tuesday.
Class 18, to be drawn at Savannah, May Ist, 1849.
Splendid Scheme. 13 Drawn Ballots from 73.
12.000 DOLLARS!
$3,000! $2,000! $1,020 ! 2 of $ 1,000! &.C., &c.,
Besides numerous others. ’Pickets $3 —Halves
$1,30 —Quarters 75c.
Sales close at 3 o’clock Thursday.
Extra Class 35, by South Carolina 18, May 3d,
1849. _ A beautiful Scheme. 15 drawn Ballots
from 73.
15.000 DOLLARS!
$2,500; $1,500; $1,250; $1,160; 5 of $1,000;
&.C., &c. Tickets s4—Halves s2—Quarters
SI
JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent,
Opposite the Masonic Hall.
O* Ordersfrom the country promptly attended
to. Apr ; l 27
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AUGUSTA
INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY.
D. PAINE Ar CO., MANAGERS.
r|IHE FOLLOWING are the Drawn Num-
X hers of the Georgia State Lottery, Extra
Class 44:
3 8 19 70 73 27 57 43 60 63 10.
Holders of prizes will please calls for the cash,
or renew in the lollowing.
By orders from Head Quarters this is the la t
day of sale in the LOTTERY OF LOTTERIES,
here below.
Magnificent Scheme !
5,402,000 DOLLARS IN PRIZES.
Extra Class J., decided by the drawing of Grand
Consolidated Lottery of Maryland. Class A., at
Baltimore, on Saturday, 28th April, 1849. Sales
close THIS EVENING, by mail, April 28th. —
73 Numbers—ls Ballots. Capital Prize
100.000 DOLLARS.
2of $50,000; 4of $25,000 ; 8 of $12,500 ; 20 of
$5,000 ; 40 of $4,000 ; 40 of $3,000 ; 40 of $2,-
000 ; 300 of $1,580; being lowest 3 number
prize. GO, Ist aid 2d drawn Nos., $1,000; 60,
3d and 4th drawn N05.,5750.&c., &c. Tickets
$lO0 —Halves $50 — Quarters $23 —Eighths
$12,50 —Sixteenths $6.23.
Class 63, by Consolidated Lottery of Maryland 64.
at Baltimore, April 27, 1849. Sales close THIS
DAY ,at3P. M. Capital Prize
18.000 DOLLARS!
3 of $6,000; 3 nf $3,000; 20 of SIJ 00; 20 of $400;
20 of $300; 20 of $193; 199 of SIOO. Tickets
only $3 —Shares in proportion.
L.xtra < 'lass 44. by Patapsco 44. at Baltimore, 28th
April, 1849. Sales close 3 P. M. TO-MORROW,
Capital Prize
5.000 DOLLARS!
3 of $ 1,000 ; 5 of $500; 1 of $4Bl ; 2 of $450; 1 of
$240; lof S2OO ; 206 of $25; &c., &c. Tick
ets $1 —Shares in proportion.
Apply early to A. LAFITTE, Agent.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
april 27
LACE AND CRAPE SHAWLS,
SNOWDEN &. SHEAR have received this
day, from New Y ork, by the steamer South
erner, an additional supply of
Rich blk Lace Shawls of splendid styles.
White India and French Crape Shawls, at re
duced prices.
Fancy Silk Alborines, for ladies’dresses, of beau
tiful styles,
Plain green and blue Silk Tissues,
French printed Organdy Muslins, of latest styles,
Ladies' white and black Lace Egyptian Gloves,
Alexander’s best made colored Kid Gloves, from
No to 8,
White and black Lace Doric Veils,
Ladies’ Lace Capes, of new and beautiful styles,
White figured Bobinett, for Lace Capes.
Ihe public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the above, with a great variety of
other articles, suitable for the present season.
Ap 27
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
SNOWDEN 811 EAR have received from
New Y’ork,
Superior plain black and satin-striped Grenadines
for Ladies’dresses.
French printed Jaconets and Ginghams, of supe
rior style.
Superior black Satin deChein.
Rich Brocade Tissues, and embroidered Muslin
Robes, lor even.ng dresses.
\\ bite Dotted Swiss Muslin Robes, and white and
black Lace Scarfs.
Worked Muslin and Valencine Lace Collars and
Cuffs, ot beautiful styles.
Ladies’ white and black Hair Cloth Shirts, at re
duced prices.
White Grass Cloth, for Ladies’ Shirts.
A splendid assortment of Ladies' Fans, from Gc.
to $6 each.
To all of which they respectfully invite the atten
tion of the public. Ap 27
THROUGH TICKETS
TO SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, VIA
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BY RECENT ARRANGEMENTS, Through
Tickets from Hamburg, Columbia, and Cam
den to Savannah, (la., per South Carolina Rail
Road, and Savannah and Charleston Mail Steam
Packets, will be issued at EIGHT DOLLARS,
including meals on board of the steamer, and ex
clusive ol Omnibus fare. Further information
and Through Tickets, will be furnished on appli
cation to the Agent of the South Carolina Hail
Road. Tickets from Savannah furnished at the
above rates on board of the Steamer.
E. LAFITTE & CO.,
Agent Savannah and Charleston Steamers.
Charleston, April I7th, 1849.
N- B.— The Steamers leave for Savannah every
Morning, at 9 o’clock. 2mo ap 19
WANTED.
VT THE GEORGIA FACTORY* in
Athens, a COTTON CARDER, of sober
and industrious habits, and one that is perfectly
competent. Such a man will meet with liberal
encouragement—a married man preferred. Ap
ply at the Factory, or by letter post-paid to
april 26 f3c 1 ' JOHN WHITE. Athens.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
CLOTHING AT COST.
TO MAKE ROOM for a fresh Spring and
Summer Stock, we will dispose of the balance
of our Fall supply at cost.
)an. 23 WM. O PRICE & CO.
Auction Gale.
I VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by w. e. Jackson &Tco.
ON TUESDAY, IST MAY, at 12 o’clock.
on the premises, will be offered for sale
All that vacant LOT. situated on Bay and Rey
nold streets, on the square immediately below the
Augusta Bridge, in lots of 30 feet front each, on
both streets, extending half way through.
Plats of the premises will be exhibited on the
dav of sale.
Terms—One-fourth cash, balance in three an
nual payments, with interest from date, satisfacto
rily secured. ap 24
FOR SALE OR RENT.
V DESIRABLE residence on the SAND
11ILLS. Apply to
april 17 + JOHN A. BARNES.
SODA WATER lT!
IPIIE Sl Hr>t HIRER having just had his
X enure SODA \VA TER apparatus renova
ted, is now prepared to furnish this pleasant beve
rage, in a style never offered in Augusta before
In its preparation, the best, water the citv affords,
is invariably used, and no pains spared to make it
suit the most fastidious taste.
His Syrups (of which, the following comprises
a list) are of the finest quality.
French Syrups of direct importation.
Orgeat, Groseille,
Pepper, or
Rose, Currant,
Lemon. Framboise.
Ginger. or
Sassafras. Rassberry,
Strawberry, Sarsaparilla.
Fresh Congress Water, in qt. or pt. bottles, will he
furnished at all times, at the Fountain, direct from
Ice. \\ M. H. TUTT, Druggist,
april 26. ts
SPRING GOODS !
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.
npiiE undersigned is tow receiving
X his stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
among which are
Plain and Figured Bareges and Tissues ;
Embroidered and Plain Changeable Linen Lus
tres ;
Silk and Linen Bareges;
Lawns, Shambrays and Linen Ginghams, all colors;
Printed Lawns, Organdies and Balzorins, 12 to 37<£
cents, warranted fast colors, or the money re
turned ;
Embroidered and Plaid Muslins, and Muslin Ging
hams ;
Swiss. Mull, Book. Jaconet, Cambric and Plaid
Muslins, and \ ictoria Lawns ;
French and Scotch Ginghams. 12 to 31 cents;
Irish Linens and Table Damasks;
Doyle’s, Towels audjNapkins;
Hosiery, uloves, Ribbons, Fans, Ac.;
Silk Parasols, from 73 to $6 each ;
Plain and Figured Black Silks ;
A few Dress Patterns Light >ilks, cheap;
I.ace Capes and Crape Shawls ;
Black Silk Lace Edging, from 18,| to 624, cents ;
Cotton and Thread Edging, Jaconet and Swiss
Edging and Insering.
A great, variety of Spring and Summer Goods
suitable for Gent’s and Boys wear, and every thing
generally kept in a Dry Goods’ store. Just re
ceived, and for sale cheap by
T. BRENNAN,
march 24 Opposite the Mansion House.
JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE LOT OF BRITANNIA WARE,
/X. consisting, in part, of Coffee and Tea Pots,
Coffee Filters and Biggins, Dish Covers of every
size, Lamps and < ’andlesticks of all sizes, Mugs,
Sauce Ladles, Spoons and Pitchers. Also, Giran
doles of several patterns. Wire Dish Covers, hang
ing and side Lamps. W aiters of every size and
quality. Knives and Forks of all qualities and
prices, Camphine and Spirit Gas Lamps, Japanned
add Wedgewood Spittoons, and Tableware, Also,
a large lot of Toilet Looking Glasses of every
quali y and price, which, together with a general
assortment of Crockery, China and Glassware;
will be sold at very low prices. Tnose wishing to
purchase any of the above articles, are requested
to call and examine quality and prices, at the first
wooden store above tha Rail Noad Back.
Ap 22 C. E. MUST! N, Agent.
HOUSE AND LAND TO SELL.
THE SUBSCRIBER, intending
iSallfl to move from the State, offers for sale
his house and land in the tpwn of “
Athens. The land comprises two hundred and
ninety-six acres, of which about a hundred is |
well ivooded, the rest in good arable condition.
The property is situated in the upper part of the
town. The dwelling is handsome and convenient,
the out-houses all new, and the whole in perfect
repair. There is an excellent spring near the
dwelling,and also a fine well of water.
For terms of sale apply to C. F. McCay, or to j
Jan 6 ANDREW BAXTER. Athens
~ BAN K* or THE STATE of GA.V l~
Savannah, April 10th, 1849.
ON MONDAY . the 7th May next, an elec
tion will he held at the Banking House in Sa-
City. for eight Directors of said Ba.ik.on the part
of the individual Stockholders.
I. K. TEFFT, Cashier.
tCr’The Chronicle and Sentinel and Constitu
tionalist. Augusta; Whig, Athens; Gazette, Wash
ington; Recorder, Miledgeville, will publish the
above, once a week, until the 7th of May.
apr 17
NEW SPRING GOODS!
DOW A ESTES
HAY L JDS 1’ RECEIV ED a full assorment ol
FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS, a
mong which may he found
Ladies’ Black and VY'hitc Lace Capes ;
Small Figured Grenadines;
Striped Silk Tissues ;
Plain, Plaid and Figured Barege;
Figuied and Plaid Muslins;
Embroidered Muslins ;
YVhite, Pink and Blue Tarlaton Muslins ;
Figured and Striped Swiss do.;
Ladies’ Twisted Silk Gloves;
Ladies'and Gentlemen’s Kid Gloves;
Muslin Edgings and Insertings ;
Embroidered and Plain L C. Handkerchiefs;
Ladies' White Silk Hose ;
Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men and Boys Sum
mer wear;
Together with a great variety of other articles
usually kept in their line, to which they will rc
ceive weekly additional supplies through the Sea- 1
son. d&oJapl6 march 20
NEGROES FOR SALE
nplIE UNDERSIGNED has just received I
X 18 likely young NEGROES, consisting of
Plow Boys and Girls. 1 lira rate Blacksmith, and
1 first rate Carriage Driver and Body Servant. |
Also, a very superior Carpenter. Those wishing
to buy will do well to call, as they will he sold low j
for cash.
THOMAS J. JENNINGS, Hamburg.
Bept 9. . 1 y—e
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, &c.
ann BAGS prime kio, java and
£\nf MOCHA COFFEE,
30 fihds. SC< ■ A fIS, of various qualifies,
50 bhls. Stuart’s Crushed, Ground and Clarified
SUGARS.
250 gals. Stuart’s Sugar House SY'.Rf P,
50 hhds. and bids. Cuba and N. Orleans MO
LASSES,
25 hbls. “ Hiram Smith" FLOUR,
5 casks CHEESE, in fine order,
1') kegs choice GOSHEN Bl TTER. Forsale
by JOHN R. DOW.
april 21
NEW CROCKERY STORE
mHE SUBSCRIBER has opened a new
X and complete assortment of CROCKERY',
CHINA, and GLASS, in the wooden store, (form
erly Cook’s Clothing Store,) near the. Post Office
cornel ; and will be pleased to wail on all who
wish to buy. C. E. MUSTIN, Agent,
march 27
LIME ! LIME !
Afresh supply of thomaston
LIME, just receited. and for sale low by
PUBLIC SALES.
EXEC l TOR’S SALE.
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in JULY next,
before the Court House door in Gilmer County’
A tract of land, containing one hundred and six
ty (1(50) acres, 20th list. 2d sec., formerly Chero
kee, now Gilmer, which is known and distinguish
ed in the plan of said district by the No.. 302
Sold for the benefit of the heirs of Jeremiah Gril
fin, deceased. Terms Cash.
April 26 RICHAKD GRIFFIN, Exr
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
AA ill be sold, on the first Tuesday in JULY next,
before the Court House door in Cobb county.
A tract ol land, containing one hundred and six
jy (160) acres, 7th dist., 2d sec , formerly Chero
kee now t ohb, which is known and distinguished
in the piun of said district by the No., li t Sold
for the benefit of the heirs of Jeremiah Griffin, de
ceased. Terms Cash.
April 26 RICHARD GRIFFIN, Kx’r.
i CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE OATES,
HEALER IN
Piano Fortes, Music, Musical lu
sfrumeiits, Books, Statiouen, &c.
231 and 23(1 t\ing-st., at the llend.
Charleston, S. C.
1' F. SMITH & C 0.7
7(» East Hay, Charleston, S, C.,
HEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS. AND GLASS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Spirits Turpentine, Rosin, Pilch
and Varnishes.
H. JESSEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Wholesale Di aler in Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, and Agent for Wells’ Cider Distillery.
Ur’Fresh Groceries and Liquors received
I weekly. Charleston, S. C.
NATHAN 11. COHEN,
General Commission Merchant,
157 East Hay, Charleston, 8. C.,
AGENT FOR VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO AND HAVANA CIGARS,
Keeps constantly on hand a supply, and will fur
nish orders for any brands or quantity. Also,
attends to the receiving and forwarding of Mer
chandise and Produce.
J(USER 11 WHITE, SEN.,
WHOLESALE DEALER 1N
CONFECTIONERY OF ML KINDS,
301 King-st.. next to American Hotel,
Charleston, S. C.
M. .SCI I RUDER & SUSSDORFF,
Fancy, Dry and Millinery Roods,
Straw Bonnets, Silks, Gloves, &c,
| No. 149 Meeting-st., Charleston, S. C. '
A. IUSTI,
MANUFACTURER OF
I Railings, anil Gates, of all kinds,
Iron diesis. Scales, ic.,
No, 31, Queen Street.
Charleston, S. C.
j. w. boeschT
COPPER S M I T H.
All kinds of STILLS, SODA FOUNTAINS,
and all kinds of Copper and Lead Pipes for Steam
Engines, Arc., made in a workmanlike manner,
and with despatch. Also, constantly on hand.
Stop and Guage Cocks for Steam Engines and
W ater \\ orks, which will he sold on reasonable
terms at the corner of Market and Anson streets.
Charleston, S. C.
MERCHANTS*"* HOTEL,
(_SION T OF THE HI CK,) CORNER OF SOCIETY AND
KING STREETS,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
By STEEN & DIN VER
[CFThis Hotel is kept on strictly temperance
principles.
TO COUNTRY MEHCHANTs7
r|N J. COSGROVE is j nst receiving a large
I. • assortment cf
DRY GOODS,
for country trade.
6 cases Prints, Fancy and Mourning;
3 “ Wide Ginghams j
200 pieces French M .slins, as 10 cents.
The stock is very large, and the assortment good.
Merchants coming to Augusta, will find it to their
interest to give him a call, as lie is determined to
sell low-. T. J. COSGROVE
apriFM 202 Broad street.
LAMPS! LAMPS!! LAMPS'"
JUST RECEIVED, ( AMPHLNE, SPIRI P
GAS and OIL LAMPS of every variety
Also, WICKS, GLOBES and CHIMNEYS, for
sale at prices lower than usual. Those w-isbing to
buy will do well to call at the first wooden store
above the Rail Road Bank.
march 27 C. E. MUSTIN, Agen
LOOKING GLASSES.
I UST RECEIVED, a large lot of TOILET
• " LOOKING GLASSES, with one, two and
three draws. Also, many others, lor sale at very
low prices. Call at the Crockery Store, near the
| Post Office corner.
april 20 C. E. MUSTIN, Agent.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED STORIL
f IMIE SUBSCRIBER bavin g removed hS
1 assortment of LANDRETH’S fresh GAR
DEN AND FIELD SEED to the store directly
opposite his former old stand, offers the same for
sale. A full assortment of all seasonable Seed
now oh hand and for sale low.
Jan. 12 WM. HAINES.
LONG CLOTHS.
CASES SUP. LONG CLOTHS. Just
• / received, and lor sale cheap by
JAMES A. GRAY',
march 28 No. 298 Broad street.
; TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH
| THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON,
S. C.
IEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lanrens
st. daily at 5, p. m. after the arrival of the
i Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and WEI -
. DON. N. C., PE TERSBURG, RICHMOND to
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, AND PHILA
DELPHI A.
The public <s respectfully informed that the
steamers of this line, from Charleston to WAiming
ton, are in first rate condition and are navigated by
well known and experienced commanders, and the
Railroads are in fine order, thereby securing both
safety |and despatch. A THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation is now continued
as a permanent arrangement from Charleston to
Philadelphia. Passengers availing themselves
thereof, will have the option cither to continue
without delay tluough the route or otherwise to
stop at any of the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit their convenience.
By this route travellers may reach New York on
the third day during business hours. Baggage will
he ticketed on board the Steamer to Weldon, as
likew-ise on the change of cars, at the intermedi
ate points from thence to Philadelphia. Through
'Pickets to Philadelphia at S2O each, can alone be
had from E. WINSLOW, Agent of the Wilming
ton and Raleigh R. R. Company, at the office ol
the Company at the foot of Laurens street, to
whom please apply . For further information in
quire of L. L- DUNCAN,
april 25 ly at the American Hotel.
GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES.
BEST White Kid Gloves,
Do. colored do. do. Just received bv
1 fob 18 WM. O. PRICE gQ