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(OMMERCIAL. ChaSllston, April IS. In making up onr review of th • m irket yester day, we were rather surp. isrd at the complaint gen eral of the stagnant stale of business, particularly at this season, when dealers from the country and the strrounding Mates generally v isit us for the purpo-e of making their spring and summer pur chases; hut such is the fact,—for several succes sive weeks the sales in produce have been light, and witu hut few exceptions cofmned to the wants of city dealers, tlur wholesale Dry Goo Is Merch ants are a so at pre -ent loing comparatively noth ing. We hope that this slate of things w ill not long eon tin u.s, and that we may in a very short time have it in our power to reporta geneial revival of business. Cotlun —The Upland cotton market ha . continued exceedingly dull throughout the week just clo-ed, as the result of sales will prove. Such lots gene rally, ns have changed bands, have been forced upon the market, and have consequent y gone olf at a decline of } to } rent per lb. on the currency of the picvions week ; the generality of holders, however, will not acknowledge the reduction in price—and the article continues in the same un sett ed state as recorded for the past fortnight and such doubtless will continue the case until the receipt of later intelligcn-c from Europe, which is anxious'y looked for by dealers. In the present slate of the market our limitations must he con sidered nominal. The sales since our last are 2590 bales, at 13} a 17 cents per lb. In Sea Island about 130 bags white h ive been taken at prices ranging from 43 to 70 cents per lb, with a few ha rs f tained at from 11 te 23, and about 43 Sanlees, from 40 to | 45 cts per lb. Rice —dur rice market eonUinies in the same , stagnant state as noticed in ourTast. The sales du- , ring the week, have been confined to limited opera- , lions, for the home trade, at a reduction of J per 100 on the transactions of last week. About 910 tierces have been s-ld,e.t the following prices—2o tierces at3}, 165 at 1, 130 al 4j. (ill at 1 3-16, 302 , •t Is,o4at i 6 10,100 at 17-10,Mid 71 tierces at . $4-’ per 100. (Jr ain J'he receipts of the week are 16,350 bushels,about 6000 bushels of which brought 80 cents; and three cargoes, being of superior quaity, changed hands at something over $1 per bushel. — A lot of peas sold at 97 cents per bushel. In oats we have ntf change to notice in our quotations.— Hay ha, been selling at $1 a $ j per 100 lbs. Flour. — (’here is no demand for any description of dour. The only transactions that have come to our knowledge is iho sale of 200 hhls Hallimore llowar 1-street at 8} a per lb, with about 70 do Virginia, at 8} per hhl. O’, orei i.’S —ln the absence of country buyers, we ] have but limitel operations to report in Groceries. Os Muscovado Sugar a! out 80 hhds have been ta- ' ken at prices ranging from 6} a 9 cts per lb accord ing to quality, and at auction a' out 20 lih Is fair qua ity do were knocked down at Hcls per II) cash. About ISO bags Cuba Codec have been sold 11 } _ all 1 , 11/, and 12 cents per lb; and at auction si ' bags Triage were taken at 7ja 9} cts per lb cash. Asm,ill lot Martinique Molasses brought 20 cts per , gallon. In W est India and New-Orloans, we have | no sub's to report. , Huron —Nothing doing. I’resciit quotations num- , ini). I Lird —Two small lots North Carolina have been , tike iat 11‘. We quote North Carolina and Ualti- l more at 11} al2 cent* per lb. 8' ill —The receipts since our last reach 11.048 sacks Liverpool. Sales have beenalsl Oil a 1 62} per sack; principally at the latter piiee. Fine is 1 held at $2 per sack. 1 Kcchnnge —l here have been but few operations 1 in either Foreign or Domestic Exchange during the 1 week. c Freights —For rales to Liverpool and Havre, see 0 table. There is very little offering for the North- d ern ports. Present rates nominal. c Savannah, April 12. s Colton —Arrived since the sth inst. 2252 bales Upland and 31 bales Sea Island 1 otlon, and cleared at the same time,6532 bales Upland and 7211 bales Sea Island < otlon; leaving a stock on band,incm- sive of all on ship board not cleared on the 12th n inst. of 20510 bales I pland and 1020 bales Sea I>l- „ and. ~ Doth buyers and sellers of Upland this week have „ been disposed to wait for the (Ireat Western’s ac counts, now considered due—consequently there has been but little done, particularly dining the last throe days; the sales only reach 1986 bales, at from 13} to 18 cents. li’ce. — The market for this article continues quite dull, there being but little more than a retail business doing. The sales since our lust amount only to 150casks,at from 44 a 4A—with a light ' stock. Flour. —There lias not been much doing the past week, and the sales made have been at last week’s | prices Corn. —The supply large and the article dull at | retail from 85 a 95 cents. Groceries. —In Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, we have no change to notice either in price or demand. Small sales of I‘orto llico and St. Croix Sugarat 9.) I a 10} ; Cuba Colfeo at 12 rents; Cuba Molasses at 1 2S i ents. 1 11 uj. —Sales of 150 bundles, on the wharf, at 4,1 3-16. ' Spirits. —ln domestic liquors, small sales of N. 1 F,. Hum at 45 a 46. Whiskey al 45 a 46; Gin at 48 a 60, Exchange —' hr England, !) a9} per ct, prom. Drafts on Now Yutk.at sight, 1 percent premium. Freight s—To Liverpool, Jd. —dull; to New York, none olfering. Statement of Cotton, April 12. Upl’ds. S. I. Stock on hand, Ist October, 3164 35 Received this week, 2252 31 Do. previously, 161057 3736 166173 3802 Exported this week, 6532 729 Do. previously, 13942,5 2053 115957 2782 Slock on hand, including all on ship board not cleared, April 12,1839. 20510 1020 THE I MERIC AN SILK GROWER AND FAHMEII S mASOAL —5 monthly publication, designed to extend and encourage the growth of Si Ik throughout 1.10 United States. Edited by Ward Cheney and Brothers Burlington, N. J., and pub lished in Philadelphia, at the low price of One Dollar a year. >.ST Subscriptions received at this office. ap 9 O. COSHY’S l)Ysri;i*TlC II ITT Kits. I yERUAPS there is nothing more calculated to J disgust the public eye than the innumerable advertisements of nostrums that are constantly ap pearing in the public prints. All are ready to ex claim, our souls are sick, our ears are pained with every day’s reports of ils and specifics. This state of th" public mind would seem to forbid any person of del ale mind from sending forth any new dis coviri s in medicine, to tlie trial of the public.— Still, motives of delicacy short d not prevent us from ma rug known real discoveries, which we are confident will benefit our fellow-men. This latter cort'i leratiu 1 has prompted the author of these bitters to make them known. Ho knows they are highly ellicar ious,for hehimsc f, his wife, and many friends, li ive given them a thorough trial. He was himself* eoiidrined dyspeptic,so much, that even his recollection was gone. By using these bitters be lias been restore Ito health. Mrs. 1 osay was troubled for many years but was restored to health by the u«e of these bitters. This has I ren th*case with many of his friends, Mr. Cosby in sealin' forth this advertisement addresses those wlO know him lie has been for many years a resi dent of Augusta, at which place, he can at any time be consu to 1 about the bitters. They are pood in all cases of diseases of th" digestive or gans. the symptoms of which are indigestion, pain or oppression in the stomach from fool, loss of appetite, flatulency-, heart Hum, giddiness in the head, pain in the side, shortnessof breath, lassi tude, general w -akness. disturbed sleep, ice.— The compos.C m i« entirely Botanical, and has proved erti a ion when many celebrated medicines had faded. In support of which he refers them to FreemmW. Lacy, sheriff of Richmond county, and William T. Thompson, editor of the Augusta Mirror, and he might refer you to many others, hut dooms it unnecessary as he is willing to place it on it. own merits. All he a«ks is for those who are a dUcted with the dyspepsia to give it a trial. They can he had at T. 11. Plant’s book-store. \n gusta; C. A. Donde, Edgefield l ourt-llouse; John H. 1 ’osby’s tavern, at the Cherokee ponds ; John It. Wilson, at the Ho ik, Abbeville District, s. an,| ofO. Cosby himself,at the corner of Washington and F.llis-Slreets sch 15—1 m BOOK ANU JOB PRINTING. WT. THOMPSON r«peclfußy informs his , friends ami the public generally, that: lie is prepared to cxeente every variety ol J< )IJh A \UJOII I‘HIKTISti, with neat net" amldespateh. His assortment of materials is eipral in extent or quality to any in the eity, and Irom his thorough aeipiaintaee with the hnsiuess, he hopes to be aide to general satisfaction to those who may lavor him with a share of their patronage. I'o those who have heretofore pat; uni zed Inin, he lags leave to return his mostgratefnl acknowledge ments sot post favor* ; and lit hopes by Strict at tention to ho*incss and constant efforts to please to merit a continuanee of their patronage. , j- LA it BLANKS, of every kin 1. Ueptcon tantly on hand, or printed to oider.on the shortest notice. feb 13-tt_ Uvamd Camomile and Family Aperient {'llls. iIVEn complaint ten t/enrt ttnndine— Mrs. H t Browne, wife of Joseph Browne, A'orlh 'ixih niro* I, near >eeom! sired, llilliaiiistiiirgh, adheo il for Hu- Inst leu years wilh ihe l.iver • oiiiplaiin completely restored to lieuhhthrough t hetreulmem of Hr in hlinns >ymptoin»;—llnhilunleonstipation of the how els, total luhh ol nppi lile.exeriiciuliiig pn.n ol theepi ~ i,inc regi m, gr. al lioprosston ol epiriln, languor and other symplouis ot extienie ilehility, lisitirheil sleep, inordinate ll iw ol Ihe meliseti, pnin in the right tilde; could i ol lie on her leli aide without an aggravation of the pnin. urine high colored, will, utnrr nyinptoin» iiiUiruting great derungeiuenl m the funcliolKi oil lie liver. i|rs. Browne was attended hy three ot thelirsl j id)y»teiniia, but received hut little rebel Horn then medicine, till Mr. Brow ne procured nouio ol Dr. lf m lAm ns iiivnhn.hle p'U|inrnlions, w liiclieliect imlly rcli-vnl her of tin above distressing syni|> mins, with others, which it is not essential to inti, JOSEPH BKOBiVK. | To Da. Wm. Evans. City nnd county of New-York,‘b Joseph lln.wuc, ol IVilliunisburgh, T-ong iKiniul . being duly sworn, did depose and snv Hint the , fuels its set forth in Iho wit hin statement, to which | he Inis tubsorihed his name,are iimi and true. . .Itl'd,l'll Bill> VV’NK, , lliislmnil of the said Hannah Browne. , Sworn before me, this ■! I h day of .Inntill, v, 18.i7. PETER I’ IN KING, Dora, of Heeds. | Evans' genuine I’iils for sale only hv A NTONV A 11 AINF.S Agent fur Augueta, C.a An extraordinary him! remarkable cure. Mrs Mnrv Dillon,of Willinmsburgh,wnsrcslurod to health hy Hie use of this medicine—’l he syup. j toms ol I his desire smug ease were ns (ollowm lomi loss of uppeiile, palpitation ot tin* heart, I witching ni lhe lendoiis,with ngnnenilspnsmoilic allei limi ol ( the muscles, diflieully of breathing, giddiness hnigonr, lassitude,grunt depression ol spirits, With the tear ot some impending evil, n sensation ot duller ingot till* pit ot Hie stomach, iriegalarlriin sienl p uns in ihdereni parts, grout eniuneipalion witii other symptoms ol oxtremcdelnlity I he above ease was pronouneed hopeless hy ihreoofi ho must eminent physicians, mid a liisso- 1 Inlion ot the patient daily nw ailed lor hy her mends, i which may he aullienticaiod hy Hie physicians who wer Mie has given her cheer ln | pormissicn to publish lhe above facts, mid will also gladly give any information respecting I lie honelitslie has received to any enquiring mind. MAUY ID MAIN, Clinrlos Sttinplf, who lind lieeti a filleted for live yours with Immoral habitual Aslh- , mu, applied to ifr Kvans on the dth ol Nov labor- * ilig'uinler the following symptoms: A sense ol : tightness neniHH the eliesl, with Ihe greatest difli- ( cully in hreuiliing, distressing cough, generally i ini,ling with copious expei toruiu,n ol viscid phlegm , distilrhod rest, ihe face turgid ami of a livid hue , could noilie in a Ininsoiitel position without the t smtsalimi td iiiiiui'diali* siitroeniiuii, languor, drew ( siness, and dissitwss m the head, and lossofnf , pel le. ... Mr .S', applied to the most eminent physician in ihn city, likewise used several oilier remedies | without obtaining nny permanent hem fit mi „ il his friends persuaded him "u piece himsel and rDr ..vans' treatment Hois now relieved it his complaint, and ealb’tl el Ihe office y esterdny. wowing that ho hud not words le express his grati ndefor Hie benefit lie had received. For sale by ANTONY deifAIMES. PERSONS AFFLIOTUI) WITH \ C o it NS! j wmfU.l. find in t!v< use ot Hie AI.IRON COHN , » » PDA s rKU.oneot the mosl ellienenms feme- i dins known for that inmlilcsnme euraplaint. ns hun dreds or thousands ran, and are ready lo testily, p. iis having answered a bettor purpose than nny tiling llicv had ever used This application never causes I lie least pnin, although it sollcns the Corn and draws il out hy tho outs. It gives immediate ease as soon as Applied, and is as i borough us il is gentle in its ( effects. REMARKAUI.E CURES. !)■,>• A gentleman near Hreenfield writeslt t has enroll n Corn, which for years had caused me t inclined' able pam and trouble, (aller trying varioic litlmr remedies ;) and having received such relict my sell, I advise all, howe’er obttnMte the com pi aim. to make trial of the All* on Corn Plaster, mid 1 have no doubt they will soon he ns ready to express their gratitude ns 1 am. An Agent, in writing for a further supply of tin Albion Corn Plaster, observes—“l have made sale ol all you sent me,and find the article to he all it prolessi s to he, as those who have used ji find il to prove the liesl article for corns they hove ever mi l with Price 50 cents a box, with directions THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DEATH I KICK! Renders I lie tooth hen if llv nnd permanent I;, ) while, embellishes the ennmcl, remo\e* ibe Icuint j .inning from decayed teeth, usually termed otfensivi lirc itli, prevents their decay, mul tooth ache, ernui cities lie wrurvy from the gums, and imparts a mosi tlesirahle sweetness to tht' breath. {try An experience druggist nrononnees ihis Tooth Powder one oi tne host .he lets over met wilh. cither Foreign or Domestic. Price6ocents. DU. UDDFF/S FILLS FO II FISMAI- E S ! For Obstructions, Debility, Hypochondria.Oreou Si; Kness, Oidiliiiehs and Palpitation of ihe Heart. Ihul Digestion, Loathing of Food, and Fains of tin Stomach The pills purify and promote a brisk cir culation oi inehlood, w hen beeomosluggish andob structed from the foregoing disorders, revive the re gular habits of 'ho i.ntuvihy female, whoso sickly in id on I lid countenance becomes re-aniniated. and freshens \n ilh the natural glow of restored hen II ti. FileV art' equally conducive to the health ot mar ried ladies.except in eases of pregnancy or Consump tion, hen tj'.enwmust not hr taken. Price sM 60 perhox For sale hv THU I* IN A*. D’ANTIGNAC. Dr, Weavrr’ii celebrated Worm Tea, and Naive. fri 11F proprietor, in ret ommending this longtned * and celebrated medicine lo the public, is sin ported by iho infallible test of experience which it ! has stood for ag eat mimlierof y«nr,s with unexam pie 1 socecss, ns well as by llm tesliinoiiiolH of most respect able cm/ ns, *\ ho have used n in I heir f ami lies Flic action of the medicine is not only to ex pel worm out hy its Tonic powers, to prevent n re. inrn of ihem, hy removing the weak stale of ihodi itoslive organs,on which their production mainly depends. /)r \V mve renutne rate fallowing signs of Worms: I’ahmeSH of ihe face, itching ol the same, hollow ness oi the eyes, grating of the teeth when asleep, Julnpss, heaviness mid pain m the h nd,a dry eotig i, i clung »n the fundammil, I luck and w hite urine, slimy stools unquiet sleeping,often starting loss of or irregular appetite, swelled fully, gnawing and being sensations about the stomach, frightful dreams, ex cme thirst, the body decayed and lean, fits, often vomiting,fciid stinking breath, itching I and pains al ihe naval. Symptom* of Wornsshoul Iht early at fended to,ns they involve much more danger than people are ecmernllv awnr of. 'Flu* follow ing is n list of Diseases which Worn::: may% owl ojtcn do occasion : I The t’oiix ulsions.or Fits of children art- generally caused by them ; i'ough, Consumption, Mar as mils, (F.ni iciutioii, or excessive wasting of the flesn,; ' Lockjaw, St Niins’ ancc, Insanity, Dropsy of die j brain, Protracted Fever, ulie ded hv loss «» | voice, i known to physicians as M Worm Fever,” lime all hnMion the fnuhesi medical authority, attributed to 1 Worms,nnd cuted by their expulsion. A laige number of certificates from physicians und tin* mos* respeclahlt citizens may fu seen where the articles arc sold. A.ViONA & HAIN ES, I no Agents, Augusta, (Sa. Ml Hi II NEW GOODS. riNIIE subscribers have just received additional | supplies to their stock of Dry Goods, and ate now prepared to oiler them lor cash at prices muc i lowerthancuxtoinary. , Their stock embraces a general assortment ol Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, and those in want may depend upon finding the prices satisfactory. G. H. NOBLE -N go. nov 9 opposite the Hunters’ Hotel. I a »U. JC, sPoIIN, a Gerimtl physician ot much I P m.ie, having devoted Ins nllenlio for some I > ears to I tie core and removal oi liner uses o( -Nl.it- i Vulhs AMJ M» K HEAD ACHE, has iliesaiis- ( f.ciion (o make known, lira ho ha- a renn dy which i 1 -y n moving i ho ernisi s cures efl'eei tin If v and pedini i,( ni.y this distressing eeinpl tint 'I here nro many i fiitniliea who have connidercd >iek fLuJiiclie a eon- | aiiiulion d ineurahle laniny complaint* It. ■ k -. sis- , snres I Inn itli o t Imy are mi-tai.cn, aid labouring | uiioer disirera which ih-y might.not onlv nlleviaie, , hot aelunlly erndmated li> tiie tt..e of hi-renteiiy, , li is the n suit nl ecu hi.fie research,and i»en'ireljr | of u different ehnineter Irom aiUctlim o patent modi- | nines, and in mil iniple-.saiil lo the insle. HIvAIIAt II 1., >1 K Olt NERVOUS. The extraordinary reputation 'hat Dr. Spohn’s rr nn dy (or lliia (lislressn-.g eotnpniii is every ilay ( gaining ih eennji-Iy a inaltur ol much astonishment, ( I lint so in mh snlTering should h va existed liir ages vvilliout any disnovi ry of an effectual prevenliv i, or 1 cure, is inny a will jeel of much mgre I ut Dr. S, now nssfires I lie public that kUi ha r mcily has been inv< hied us will cominco the most nredulo'is. Iho I • : ineiples on w Inch it unis are simplonml plain ft is * nn a milled feel that this comp aim, whether called r Sick I loaihn ho, or jNe. unis lluudilelie, arises prim- c nnly from the stumaeh—those wlio linnk tin y h ive the Nortons ileiiiJneho may real assured that ihis 1 organ, the slomat li, is die first cause, it.at th ■ sys- r tom has heeorr.e viliated or detoioa ed, llimiigh ‘ha i slornueh, and that only through iho same channel a rnusl they expect a restoration ol the ua nral ai d r lion Ihy (linoli >i;B ol the system. ’1 his olijcel, Dr. (1 Spohn’s remedy is eminciuly calculated to a lam. t T lio truth ol ihis p .sllion cannot ho imiliovcried, o and ihc Himtier Kiifloiers wiihihe hoadnelie hceomn t eonvinred of il, the so inor will iheir suffering end i in restoration ot honhh, Dr. bpohn nlidges Ins f pn fessiunai ropuial on on tins hid. Juo remedy ( | may lie had ol apothecaries generally throughout v the United Slams. For sale hy ANTONY & HAINES, No. 933 a Broad-street, Augusta. mar 2C ( JAYNE'S INDIAN EXPECTOKANT, J D S recommended as decidedly superior to any oth- :< Icr known combination of medicine, for toughs, r blolds, Influenza, Consumption, Asthma, spitting of blood, Angima i’cctoris —Palpitation of the heart, f Bronchitis;Chronic Pleurisy', Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hooping Cough .Pains and Weakness f the Breast, and all diseases of the Pulmonary " Organs. a This medicine is highly and justly recommended, 11 by numerous anil respectable individuals, who have found relief from its use. Many who have been laboring under protracted Coughs and Pains in the ' breast, and have been i I pposed by themselves and J; their friends far advanced in Consumption, have ■ been happily restored to perfect health by the use c f t lis valuable Expectorant. The Rev. C. C. P. Crosby, laic Agent of the Ameri can Baptist, writes as fallows : New York, June 15, 1835. To Dr. Jayne- —Dear Sir, —1 have made use of Ihc * Indian Expectorant, personally and in my family, c for the last six years, with great benefit. Indeed I s may consider my life prolonged by' the use of this J valuable medicine, under the blessing of God, for several years. 1 may say almost as much in the 1 case of my wife, and also of the Rev. Mr. Tinson, c of the Island of Jamaica. For all cases of cough, 1 inflammation of the ehost, lungs and throat, Ido 1 most unhesitatingly recommend this as the best medicine 1 have ever tried. My earnest wish is, lhat others afflicted as I have been, may experience the same relief, which 1 am persuaded they will, by' using the Indian Expectorant. C. C. P. CROSBY. N. B. —Many of my'neighbors, on my rccommen- 1 lation, have tried this medicine with uniform sue- 1 cess. (Mr. Crosby’s present residence is near Eliz- r abethtown, N. J.) ncreby certify lhat 1 was cured of a violent ' tough and pain in my breast by using Dr. Jayne’s ixpectorant medicine. My wife also was afflicted vith a had cough and pain in her breast, at tended with so much difficulty of breathing as to prevent 1 her from go'ting any sleep for a number of nights in ; succession ; out by taking two doses of this medi cine she was enabled to sleep quietly through the 1 aight, and in a few days, by continuing its use, she : ■vas perfectly cured. JACOB RIDGEWAY.* Hancock's Bridge, N. J., Sept. 24,1838. 1 Last spring my wife was confined to her bed by a listressing cough and pain in her breast and side. I lor cough hanassed her day and night, and her dif li.’ulty of breathing was so great that she got very 1 little sleep formany days and nights together.—• None if the medicines she took appeared to be of ! any service to her, until Dr. Jayne kind.y sent her a bottle if Indian Expectorant, which completely restored ter to health. She firmly believes it is the ! best nedicinc over discovered. WM. POULSON. Hancock's Bridge, N. J., Nov. 21,1838. Copy of n letter from the Rev. Simeon Siegfried, pastor of the Baptist Church at Roaborougk, near Philadelphia. Dr. V. Jayne. —Dear Sir, —Yon will probably re collect that about two months since, 1 called upon j you and procured a bottle of your Indian Expc to rant. staling that I was then troubled with an invet erate hoarseness and cold of three months standing, for which no medicine that 1 had tried afforded any relief. I deem it duo to you and to the Expectorant to inform you, that the use of that one bottle entire i ly removed tire complaint, and lhat 1 have had no I return of it since. From a fair rrial of this medi cine, audalso of your Carminative Balsam, itt my own family,and under my observation,! confidently j recommend both to the afflicted. Yours truly, S. SIEGFRIED. | Philadelphia, July 18(A, 1537, Dr. Jayne. —Dear Sir,—Labouring under Pulmo nary Affection* for the last live years, and being : troubled recently with a severe ’cough, attended [ with frequent attacks of hemorrhage,! was per -1 | suaded to buy your Indian Expectorant, after 1 had ' | resorted in vain to Urn best medical aid of this city, i Before I had taken two bottle-.I ant happv to sav . 1 that the cough entirely left mo,together with the . hemorrhage. 1 make this statement under the im , prossion that it is a duty whir h I owe to mv fellow I sufferers, and as an expression of my sincere grati tude to you for your invaluable medicine. Very respectfully, J. E. MOORE, Dentist, 49 S. Fifth-st. Philadelphia, March 30,1535. DU. D, JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, is a certain, safe and effectual remedy for Dysentery, I Diarrhoea, or Looseness, Cholera Morbus, Summer j Complaint, Cholic, Griping Pains, Sour Stomach, , Flatulency, &e. &c., and all Spasmodic and Nervous i Diseases, as Sick and Nervous Headache, Uusteria, j I Cramp, Kc. ike. This is one of the most efficient.pleasant and safe ' 1 compositions ever offered to tire public for the cure of the various diseases of the stomach and bowels, I and the only article worthy of the least confidence for curing Cholera Infantum or Summer Complaint; and in alt the above cases it really acts like a charm. I< The highest testimonials have been received of the groat variety and number of important cures it has i. effected —by persons, too, of the first reaper lability, . who have too much intelligence to be imposed upon i, themselves,and too much honesty to lend the inilu , encc of their names for the purpose of imposing upon ■, others. ( Rai.timohe, March 27th, IS3B. II Dr. Jayne —Dear Sir, —You ask me what proofs I I meet with of the efficacy of your medicine, lean , safely say that I never prescribed a medicine for 5 Bowel Complaints that has given me so much sati>- [ faction, and my patients so speedy and perfect relief s 1 as tltis. Whenever introduced into a family, it Ic f ' comes a standing remedy for those ailments, and is I eallod for again and again, which 1 think a pretty .. i good proof of its efficacy and usefulness. In the v 1 Summer Complaint of children it has frequenriy ap- , 1 peared to snatch the little victims, as it were, from i the grave. “I have saved the liteot my child, and e of snrh and such a child,” 1 have repeatedly heard S said. In dysenteric affections of adults, I have time I and again seen it act like a charm, and give perma > uent relief in a few hours, 1 may say in a few minutes. In line, it is a valuable medicine, and no k family should be without it. Respectfully, e ' M. L. KNAPP,'M. D. For sale by WM. K. KITCHEN, oct 27 CmdStw Sole Agen for Augusta. I VE<; E T Ali I, E Ot(, ( *. :« A K A «)!•' THE SOUTH: Or, Indian i mmcett .Siipeiior. The t'ctateu! JJolanic diteovcry ever made. riIHE proprietor of tlio Dulcamara respectfully $ informs the riii/ens of Georgia, and tlie pub lic in general, that he has epened an oilice at .No. 290 Broad street, Augusta, two doors above La fayette Hull,for the saieof his V egetable Dulcamara of the South, or Indian Panacea Superior —A cine fur consumption, asthma, cougi s, colds, catarrhal alfcctions, rheumatism,gout, palsy',dropsy,cramps, cholics, dyspepsia, liver corn plaints, snolu a. mercu rial disease, intermittent feveisand ague, internal weakness, decays of nature, &c. tc. from the nature and preparation of the Dulcamara —the cures ' perfoimed, and the good it has already dune, and j continues to do from day to day—the proprietor has j the happiness to state that it has proved one of the j most useful and beneficial remedies foi the cure of j all those diseases above enumerated, that has ever ! been ollercd to the public. And as a proof of the high estimation in which the Dulcamara is held, several gentlamen have purchased atone time, a dozen Lotties of it, and many gentlemen ot the Faculty have also re omnu nded and liberally pa tronized it. It is therefore to he hoped, now that the greatest Botanic di.covcry ever mad', for the , relief and cure of every chronic disease, has been fully rea ized and tested with the utmost success, and the happiest results, that persons instead of ex pending an estate upon Sarsaparilla syrups and compound bitters, together with the pills and com- | man panaceas of the day, would avail themselves of the advantages of the Du camera, and he cured i at a moderate expense, with a very few bottles of this pleasant, most efficacious and host of all medi cated Syrups. Combining in its composition noth- i ingLut vegetable substances, it can he taken by all ■ ages ami sexes, infants as well as adults, with the I most perfect safety, flic proprietor deems it a ( duty he owes to the public, and to himself, in jus- I tice to his medicine to state, that in the slioit space j of twenty-seven months he has sold upwards of hvo i thousand bottles of his Dulcamara. In which time 1 it has performed some of the most splendid cures j that have ever been effected, and won the proud distinction of being considered the greatest 1 csto- I rative in the world ’ The following arc the unsolicited certificates of ; a number of individuals who have been cured by | the Dulcamara. Many persons also afflicted for years with consumption, asthma, coughs, colds, rheumatism, liver complaints, dyspepsia, cancers, leprosy, and the worst kinds of scrofula, with va rious other chronic diseases, who have been cure ! by the Dulcamara,are ready at any time to authen ticate the facts. I do hereby certify, t.iat about two months ago, I had an affection of the nose with considerable pain 1 and inflammation in one nostril, which at length became an alarming sore, which I have no doubt I would have terminated in polypus or cancer, were 1 not fortunately persuaded to try a bottle of Mr. Veitch’s Vegetable Dulcamara. I purchased from ' the proprictoi two bottles which performed a per- 1 fectcure. In addition to which, a troublesome ul-| ccration on the lip was removed at the same time. 1 SAVUJEL D. CAMERON. Charleston, March 21st, 1838. I deem it a duty I owe to myself, to the world I and to humanity, to state in unqualified terms what ! has transpired under my immediate inspection. Two colored persons having been afflicted, the one for | seven and the other for the last three years, with the most violent coughs I ever witnessed in my j life, so much so, that a state of exhaustion and en- I tire prostration of strength succeeded cadi ft of j coughing. Three bottles of the Vegetable Dulca mara of the South were sent for and taken accord ing to Hie directions, which restored them to per fect health. THOMAS COUSINS. Charleston, April 10th, 1837. Dear sir—l called at your office a few weeks ago, for the purpose of getting some alum for my sore mouth, which was dreadfully ulcerated, and which occasioned the most severe pain for some time previous. Hy your recommendation 1 bought a bottle of the Vegetable Dulcamara, which cured me before 1 had finished the bottle, i therefore take this opportunity of recommending it to those who may lie alilicted in the same way. A. 11 Charleston, April 13th, 1837. This certificate will show that three or four months ago, I was seized with a severe rheumatic alfection. Many of my limbs were much swollen and 1 suffered the most excruciating pain. 1 tried external applications to no purpose. At last I was j advised to try a bottle of Mr. Veitch’s Vegetable \ Dulcamara. 1 bought a bott eof it, which soon re- j duccd the swelling, the pains ceased, and I was re stored to health. N. CRANSTuN. Charleston, April 11th, IS3S. This certifies that 1 was afflicted for some two or three years, with a distressing cough, which no nostrum applied produced any relief. Finding my- ' self fai ing 1 called on Dr. Vcitch of this city,drug- j gist, for tlie purpose of trying the Balsam, British Cough Drops, when I was persuaded to try a bottle of the Vegetable Dulcamara. I did so, and am happy to state that two bottles of it has entirely re moved the above complaint. CHAS. P. CHAPMAN, 102 King-street. 1 do hereby certify that my son, a tad of IGycars old, was tal.cn nine weeks since, with a severe cold, ami most violent rheumatic affection, which con fined him to his bed, for three weeks, during which time, he sutfere 1 the most excruciating pain in his hubs, which were also very much swollen. Many remedies that were thought of at the time, were tried w thout relief. At length I sent for a bott e of the \ egetahle Dulcamara of the South, which was given according to tlie directions, with the happiest eifects. I was induced in consequence of this, to try more of it, and purchased two bottles of it,which have restored his health. MARY ULUS, 173 Hast Bay. Charles,on, S. C., April 18th, 1837. To the Public. —l have been afflicted for the last four years with the asthma; the attacks of which disease, at times, have been uncommonly severe and distressing. 1 have had recourse to the most approved remedies for this comp aint and have only had temporary relief. B’ome months since, 1 made up my mind to try Dr. Veitch’s Vegetable Dulca mara, and accordingly commenced the use of it. I soon found to my satisfaction that this invaluable medicine afforded relief every time 1 took it, and which I pronounce to be the best expectorant 1 have ever tried. 1 have persevered in the use of it, until 1 have so far regained my health, as only to require the medicine occasionally. The attacks of the disease are now less frequent, and much milder than formerly, and I can confidently recom mend it to those similarly situated, as the best med icine for asthma ever discovered. 1 take this op portunity aloof saying, that the Dulcamara has strengthened my chest, and improved my health generally, by invigorating the constitution. A. H. ABRAHAMS. Charleston, June 28th, 1837. I hereby certify that for several months past, 1 have been afflicted with chronic, sore month, and also with swellings in various parts of the body, accompanied at times, with acute pains. 1 have used two bottles of tlie Vegetable Du'camara of tlie South, and now find myself free from the above complaints,ami my health entirely restored. ca ni.vßiN e Junes. Charleston, May 10th, 1837. This is to certify that for upwards of fourteen months. 1 have been troubled with an obstinate cu taneous eruption, an I every effort has been made to eradicate it. which lias fai cd, until trying three bottles of Dr. Veitch’s Dulcamara, which has re lieved me entirely. G. H. KNUST. Charleston, June 22d, 1837. To the Public —Having hern a victim to the asthma for the last twenty years, I deem it a duty { publicly to say, that after trying every thing for that disease, without any ro icf, I called at Mr. Veitch’s and bought a hottleof his Vegetable Dul camara, which gave me so much re'ief, 1 was in duced to t uy another bottle, which has relieved me I of that distressing complaint, and improved my health in everv other respect. \VM. N.T.VNSWELL. Charleston, 8. C., March 2Sth, 1837. To the Public. —1 do hereby certify, that some j time since 1 was a Tided with a very severe cough, which worried me for a length of time. Being sc j riously apprehensive it ihight soon affect mv lungs i 1 began to take Dr. Veitch’s Vegetable Dulcamara! j and I am now happy to say publicly, that a sing e I bottle of it has entirely cured me. 1 deem it a duty I k u ‘‘ o .i\\ *■ ilir puMlc. t<« ir.ri.H us hcirMvi.at 1 h witnessed t the cthracy of the Dv.tcantara u*» J « female relative of mine, t lie was in the !r,s; -Inf S ol scrofula, mnl also consumption, .'■nine ei.ht.t " nine bottles of the Dulcamara have relieved In rcm '[ tirey. J(,IIK J. SI.NIiKLTARY. I f. . C l «.lesion, 2:ilh, 1837 ci | Dear sir—l callc !at your shop about two month* ago. and purchased from you a Lottie of your uni- „ v camera, for the purpose of trying what relief I could get from it fur the rheumatism, with which I have .been afflicted for some time past. It gives , megre.it pliarura to assure you, that after parta king tlie one bottle according to the directions, I lind myself now as we.l as ever 1 was in my life. — 1 must a so inform you that for two years 1 have I been troubled with the asthma and a distressing | cough, which your Dulcamara has entirely cmed.— i 1 have taken the Indian Panacea and other medi cines, for the above comp aims, without lelief. If | this certificate is of any use to you, publish it for the good of those who may ho similar y situated, f ours, ic., with respect. WM.,I. WILSON. i Charleston, 13th July, 1837. Notice. —This will certify that for years having j been alllicted with a severe cough and pulmonary affection, attended with excruciating pain in the side, I had exhausted every thing in medicine that I thought could lie of any service—all to no pur pose ; 1 had given Cosby’s Bitters and the British j Cough Balsam, with other medicines and Panaceas of the day, a fair trial, hut found no bonel.t what ever from any ol them. Mavinghccn now com ned to my bed for a length of time, and considering my case desperate, 1 heard of Dr. Vletch’s- Vegetable Dulcamara of the South and determined to try a : bottle of it. Two or three bottles of this delight ful purifying Syrup acted as a restorative, and.soon put me on my feet again. Vv’M. REiILEY. Charleston, March 24, 1838. This valuable medicine is prepared only by the proprietor, and sold at his office on Boundary-street, Charleston, S. C. fold also by Joi n De Bow, his sole agent, at No, 290 Broad-street, Augusta, Geo. Persons from any pait of the State or the I nited j States can be supp'ied with any quantity by ad dressing the proprietor, Charleston, S. or his so'e agent, John Do l ! ow, Augusta, (Ico , and en closing the cash, their orders will be promptly at tended to. OCj’ NOTICE.—The directions around the bottle are endorsed. Price per sing'e Bottle, $.2 00 j do per dozen do 18 00 do per gross, ISO 00 | WILLIAM VEITCII, | feb27-3m Proprietor of the Du camara. DOCT. EVANS* MEDICINE: Dyspep sia ami Ilypochuiulriacisni—lnierest tngcase —Air Win. Salmon, Green si, above 3rd, Philadelphia, afflicted lor several rears vvilh the ' billowing distressing symptoms; sickness al the | stomach, headache dizziness, palpitation of the I heart,impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu i trescent eructation, coldness and weakness of I lie exiremeti>-s,emaciation and general d« hility,dis turbed rest, a seme of pressure and luat at the slomach after eating, night mare, great mental | despondency, severe flying pains in tin elnsi.hcck and aides, cosliveness. involuntary sighing and ! weeping, languor and lassitude upon the least ex [ ercise. Mr Salmon had applied to lltemosl cini -1 iient physicians, who considered it beyond tho ; power ol med cine to reslore I im to health; Itowe j ver, as Ins afflictions had reduced him to a very deplorable condition, and ring been reenmnien- I tied by a relative ol Ins to t s1 < n trial of Ur VV m. i Evans' medicine, ho with difficulty repaired to | the office and procured r. ackage, to which lie says, lie is indebted for nm restoration to life, health and friends. He is now enjoying all the blessings oi perfect health. Evans’Medicine or sale only by ANTONY & HAINES, scptS 2 M Broad street 1!. W. FORCE <2 CO. WHOLESALE SHOE DEALERS’, No. 27G Uroad-st, A ugustn, Go HAVE received 1000 packages Boots and shoes comprising every article in the line; which can he sold as lowasintlte Northern cities. All ar rangements being with .Manufactures diterl A general assortment ol I.EA'iT l-.iiS. npril 24 A CURE FOR XIIE IVCII! OOVV K V ER inveterate in one hour's application, and uo danger from taking cold by using DUMFRIES’ 3T< II OINTMENT. This prepnrntioM, for pleasantness, safety, ex pi di | tion, ease and certainty stands unrivalled for the | cure ol this troublesome coin plaint. 11 is so rapid a j well as certain in iis opc'aiiott. as to cure this tits -1 agreeable disorder most effectually in one hour's aji | plication imtj. ( it does not contain the least particle of merrury, or ither dangerous ingredient, and may be applied ] with perfect safety by pregnant females, or to eltild j ren nt I lie breast. Price 37 1-2 cents a box, with ampledirections. Dll. II EL ITT 6) ANTS-BJLSORS PILLS, for Indigestion, Loss ol Appetite, hisllessiiess, Headache.Costioeness, Flatulence, Cholic, Bilious A Heel ions, tyc r JU) comment on the efficacy of these Pills, after I a successful experience of man years in Kng and and America lias established their reputation, is needless : Suffice It to observe, that tor redundan cy el Bile Flatulence, Cnstivettess. Headache. Arc. lie., they will undoubtedly prove iat-outre service able than those drastic purges tun frequently in ployed, and will not only al the same time tend to remove the offending cause by gentle motions, anti i strengthen the digestive organs, but improve the ap ' petite ami renovate the system Price 3lt cents. 1 CAMIJKIA" TttO i’H-ACII Ifi PILLS The relief is immediate, wuliotii I lie least injury to the Poelh. Price 30 001118 a box. Dli. REt.FE S VKtIBT V III." 4 M'E- IFIC, . For Cicl, Headache. Ac Price 50 cents JOT None are genuine to less signed T. KIDDER, ' on the wrapper. Fore sale by : TURPIN & D’ANTir.NAC. Augusta. Georgia B - - - Dr. W. W. Marshall’s Ointment for the 1 : Itiiud Piles, j | jtUE puhbenre assured that I have had this rem jj * edy in use lor six rears, during which lime it M has, in iiumcious cases, bten subjected to the lest ' l ! of experiment, and, in many instances, on the most j aggravated forms ol litis disease and always with , j period success—no instance ol failure having ever 1 come to my knowledge. " [ The component parts of this remedy are purely ' ) vegetable—wa rattled to contain no mineral sub stance whatever. No particular care as to expo ■s sure is necessary It may be used without inter 11 rupling ordinary pursuits It causes no pain, but has a soothing effect tin tbediscased pari,and in a short umeeffeelsa perfect cure. t 11 is not geaeritily known ilia 1 ite Piles are often ihe cause oi licit tircntifal disea e, Fistula In most ' | instances in which I havencen culled to praeticeoa I j this disease, 1 hive t rm ed it originally to ike Piles, , | lienee, lime suffering trout (Item slimthl loose no e j time in seekinglhe must efficient remedies e QCr None are genoii.e but thos' 1 lint hove my o own signature on the box. W. U ,5J \ [;>-|| Al,l. Governor sited, Richmond N l>.—Numerous relerenet-s can he given. IVe submit tln certificates of the Rev William A Smith ami I'homas Hurt,asspecimens of many more that n might bo offered ; i- Thins to certify that I have had a fair opporlu e j nily to know both the nature and eflcelsoi Dr.A/ar , c | s.tail’s remedy for the Blind Piles, and think it a .. | duly I owe to those who suffer with this tiislrr ssin'g j disease to say, that it may b.- cor fidcniiy relied on rs a safe, agreeable and efficient remedy for the firm of disease lor which the proprietor recoin p mends it. It mis been extensively used in the eirr le v “I my acquaintance, and a ease of failure has not ■ come to my knowledge. Hi/ A. SMI 11, ... , , y N, C.Coti Journal. Richmond, \ a Oct 21, 1837. p I hereby certify that I was afflicted for a number of years with the Piles which produced great w i ak- ! ness and a general derangement of the system - After several and repeated prescriptions from tdiy «ician»,(w. if It pnnerl of no avail, Dominate |y (,', r me I saw an aceoinil of Dr Marshall's remedy in a newspaper. I procured if, and in a short time it ? made ap; rfeel cure, and in liter nurse of lWu months . Ir. gained my usual henlllt 1 can with confidence - recommend itiisatteflieieltl remedy. . , , THOMAS lIVm iVhile < liimntes.t aniline, Va < tel 24.1857. > For sale by N El.f-ON ( A UTER, Agent npriil3 sw3ra for iltc slate of Georgia. ATTENTION WEMNQIT XTS [NUK subs*'.ib*ns w ottH mostrespectful y in turn . all those indebted to them that unleis ti i counts are settled icfure the doth Inst, a Con' 0! nqttiry will he held forthwith, end they will be -sited upon hy a gentleman selected by his folic w ilizens, who will teiy politely requesttneir s'.j n me. together with that ul their Menus, tua paper .Inch will insure their presence at an enleibiin lent to he given exclusively for their bencht. N* 11. To accommodate, we will receive specie our dues, although it is not as current as s‘>in I jsters. CLARKE k HOLLAND. M*S' H r- -vsiMr-jt vses. —try,, { 1 '■vmmiiamtmmr ; fill 1 numerous hiinwn "iircs performed hy (te , Sp.i fie.hns i,„hired the Inventor ai ihe oh citation mnnv respe.unhle ciliz-.tis, w Ip, have ex porienSe, : - beneficial and -mhi nrv effects, to n r hr i( know mar the e .ml of mankind ip p neral. It i not. thrum, recommended on the principle of nn rnysteridmiipernlion. nod earnestly repels (hr sip of being nQurek Medicine Its use is predh nie upon n eonv-lenl iheorv of I he d'sense nr d.thor- p,r kno-\Edge el lie reinedv pit-ployed, |i„ cffciic Ims hern '•esicl hv experience attended vvirf n ,t e o r fe ot so.-eec* very far beyond the most set auim expectation of the inventor ~ ,i , Ihe eompnsilinn o| theSperifieis sneli as tc row. ’ tier it rerleetly siifn in nil eases, and is not 1 akIS to tpn object ion so jitsilv mode lonosl rums v Inch nnr said io cure rnnsimiption and other dans roes disorders. The first orformmg stnge of ncuti dis eases needs thr personal attention of skilful pi ysj. eians, hot liheiminiism and Khemnotie (h ut s of suali nn origin, that aelive rr medics are injuiious nil'- Ibereceived.loclrinesol ihe Medical o's r.-.applieahle to their ireaimenr IVhen all o' rr remedies hnve mile,i,the Sp-cifie will prodm a sale and effectual cure Tl w ill not he rejected by the most irritable and lender stomach. and difTn-es a dcligbilnl ree'ins of tranquility tlimngltoni ihe oho.e systemas expressed hv those who have used it. and removes iho burning and aching pains pro dar ing a deliehiful sleep, ant! if persevered in will radically and permanently run -the disease A varie tv ol remedies have he n devi-cd fur rhe.imnt'sm * must ol them I hav e repeatedly 'tied with liule ore id efTcch beyond that u i being in some degree pal lintivo Th picseni eon pound is the resul of V® much labor end experimental research, which Ins resulted in the most sntisfaeloiv manner, having succeeded m savins the most inveterate r uses, which An ■ were given nt> hy the most emitn-st id the fueu'ly, i in which I had nohoppoi success. , 'I h ■ Specific is taken without the h ast rare or | nltcniion by eithorsex,young or old. and has ihe ; peeular property of entirely icmoving thodiserse, [ wilhout debilitating the (mine, which is universally Irfi in a stronger and belter stale, Ilian before lhe malady eommeneed; and iher, is another, most im portant; r fleet belonging to this medicine that it prevents the disease flying to the htain,stomach or other vital part. Ihe Specific, needs no labored deseipfion such is ils worth, and s i highly is it valued h\ those who have tried it, licit ii will siupd upon its ow n rneriis, hut the testimonials of those who have ex perienced its w onderful effects, will do more to comment) mid insure it the support of the Endec- t sion and the public generally, then any thing ■he n| j proprit lor can >ny in ils favor, in, IPy particular re- t I quest hohas published the following extraordinary H I eases. | i Thus Paterson had been suffering from lihcu- I j malic pains in his sh>adders anus, A*e, Eursevoin! | months he wns confined to his bed and , nlirelv help- I-’ less during the whulo of last w inter, was complete ly cii-ml h v the use ol one boll !e of Fining's speci fic. dames /.. Flope. ofC'nmden.by tising'-ne bot tle of Young’s .Vpectfif, has been cured ol a ({lieu- 1 moil,' affection in ihe head ol three years standing Capt..lamer Lnycoek, ol Prig Java, was fortune ’ months unable to take charge ol his vessel, owing Id lihcumutictiont, he was under ihe care of sr.iai/ , ol the most respect able medical men in the cii:rf of I’osioo and New York, he had a gnat coal of pain and swelling in the joints and was uiiahlo io sloi p at night lir Rush rcroinmemled Young's specific In him,and before he mi il Ihe first bottle he was relieved of nil pain uud enabled lo lake a voyage lo Pernambuco. J. I), about 30, has been subjected to rheumatism for fifteen years, ami for the lusi eighteen months nns been unable to work, or to walk without a slit k, he has her n in the hen York hospital mid has taken much medicine vviilmui advantage 7’he only pain painful was Ins right knee, which lortwelve months has caused him so much distress that he has In'ter iyuser) opium at night to the extent ofsix grains at a dose mitigate Ins seven* sufferings; il-p specific was substituted lor hisinrnir. medicine,anil in 38 hours a decided improvement was percep ible. ho slept for several hours the second night ol the Mpe eifie’s treatment, without inking any upinm. f n ten clays,the pain of ihe knee was entirely removed und a pcrfcci cureeffoeicd, ns n is now nine months mil he has no return on’ L)r I lull speaking nf \ oung’.-Specific savs- its use involves no rcslrielintis ol diet or regimen, it. occasions m suseepiibiiiiv of caviling cold like worm list It di-plinrrciie- and mercury, it does in t nercr.sniily debilitate,and it is cmiq ntiMi-<■! emical ly und medicinally with almost every sort cifsnl siauee it may he desirable lo combine it with, as hitler.-, astringents opiates, ant acids, tip) orients, A c. and Ilr.t hnpmali ■ nd * tliers havepinvedis medi cal citmpnlilitliiy with elndv beuies and nierciirndt. Prepared by v m. Young, Al I) 33 south dth sireel.one door above! hesinn Phila For sale hy avioi\y <v haines. U "teM hi xg gy 1 aj'lor’s GliiUt A egaialiihs—a Itcrned; l> r DeuliiK^s* II 1« .-rcfe.sH ulucii hii.s tlfcnded ihe ap * plicanonof ibis valuable Kemedy in some bun dred eases in ihe Csiimnisicr/kispensurv, (Ibrdis eases oi lbe Eye and Ear) lor whieh l.etu rs Pat ent Irave been oblauied uy Mr. Taylor M l).(r jr the English Ginernmem.and ihe sanction u has nn ceived Ironi the Uuyal Acadatny of Aledhiine ir Paris ns well asfrnmlhe f.Hewing Medical gentle men, Air. Abernelhy, 'ir Asiley Oooper, l)rs. Kns ion,Cures Uruke ami L Segul’us, Aurist, &c., anc other Aunsls ard Ntreeons; iitlerinr lo none, ir Medical Science, have u.v.d and reenmmended it end the coiicuring tesiimoiiy nl ihose who havt beenre'ieved by this wonderful discovery, has in duceil the inventor to appoint an Agent lor the salt ul ii in this country. The Guild Vigetiihili.i (or infallible liemedy needs nn labored d script ion, such is its worth ant so highly is it valued by ihusc who have extmrien ced its wonderful effects, will do inure t > recoin mend and insure it the support ol the Prolession and the Public generally than any ihing ihe pro prietor can say in its 1.-.viir and by j anicuhn request be has published the tallowing extranrdinaiy cases. Miss > A. MMIiO.N. ol Aldccnd Koad, was nmnv years afflicted wiih deafness; after trying everything she could hero ol and her physician bnuld prescribe, on*- Bun e ol Tayinr’s (»utta Vegc tahiiis relicvt il her considerably, and helbre she used the third in. tile, she oasperlhutly rcstursd lo the sense of her hearing 1 HUM as HORNBY. 4S Farrington street, wh was a lituieiiriiit in the 4id Uegiment, was struck tier.!'on the plains u( V aitrloo. A has ren ainctl so, until hv l ilt* use ' f one bottle of Gulin Vegdabilis, was prefeclly citied- Mrs. GREEN, of Camberwell, who had been fourteen year.-deprived nil he sense of hearing, was quae cured by using six hollies. lathe Aged who are most ennimoniv afflicted wilh Deafness.l Ins preparation wtl> indeed prove n blessing, ns it has snfrequt tly cured the worst of i cases w hen no hope of recovery bad been anticipa- I led nr derived from <>t tier means. 1 nihose ufHieteil with deafness arising from cold, | this preparation must prove invaluable and will i restore ihcrn to hearing in nine cases out often. Caution to the Public. I To prevent letup nnposni upon, Uoh mil to th I certification / the " . PaorUIKT It AND INVENT lU This is to certify that I have appointed Pr. Wra 1 Young, Tlfladeli Ilia, my ot’y Agent in the United ! Slates, to dispose ol ihai valuable .Medicine enl.ee, I Taylor's (Hutto Vep tobtlis, wi b full power to np 1 point Agents v> bore lie may think pioper;nuda« th. T great demand may induce unprincipled person tt Irabriente the Aledieltiolo ike injury ol the public, have I bought proper to accompany the hill of di reciious round each buttle wiih my name, signet in my own hand writing and the more effect unlit to detect counterfeits the public will observe Hit Benl of my ng.iii on llieoulside ol evfrv bottle, tc couiiterleii which is felony. Signed at my office. No. 20 Charlotte slree Bloomsbury, London; and for sale by AATOAV THAMES, | april 84 &oleagems for Augusta.