Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1828-1839, June 22, 1839, Image 4

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T E CORDIAL DB LUCINE, OU, I/ELIXER JLi DE L' AMOUR.? The subscriber ha# the pleasure of announcing to the citizens of the United States, that he ha? purchased, for a very targe sum and f?om the inventor, the celebrated Dr. Magnin, of Pm the recipe and right for making this aston ishing medicine. Until the appearance of the LU- ^ C! M \ CORDl AL, (about three vears ainee,) it -viz .) V. J * ? ???** * i?c crnnprnims, which it speedily oA come*, were beyond the reach of human as for upwards of a thousand years, theyJKTTiis iToTSSV ?T%th<th? Cordial, however, to the man race, soon proved itself j *> long sought (or; end v- '. required log the brief period otrfi ?*??' .fn"'uired for ttwlehrityso iTn-J^hbe- Dr' Ma?n,n f00" was so vast as to render a 6nd<4 'hat th^TF*^ o the RKCII'E t-nl ?hodIv imiy^er ?Wigation8of sececy, tor Ln States, and other countries, only ^-j^rrance and Itally for himself- Thus has roygsc riber possessed himself of the invaluable and*now hastens to ?tve the inhabitants of j(t fine of agency the benefits of his speculation ^ *LE CORDIAL DE LUCINE,' or, in English, kthe Lucina Cordial,' is a general invigorator of the hu man frame! In all the various cases of languor, lassilude, aud debilitation, it is the unfailing remedy, as it is equally its province to import cheerfulness and decision to the mind, as health and vigor to the body. But the peculiar virtue on whi';h its celebri ty is based, is the facility and certainty with which it restores the virile powers when they have been destroyed by disease, time, recklessness, or any of the nomereus causes which terminate in the pros tration of those functions. In common with the generality of really good me dicines, this Conlial contains nothing of a mercurial or deleterious nature, among the many ingredients is* at the same time, so sim? that while it can renovate energies of a giant, an infant may with impunity, but with advantage, of society ire unfortunately such, "" that, notwithstanding the benefits which would be _ re eaitaat enter into an antiystsofthis inestimable Cordial here, or publish many of the documents which have been received as jock here el thehlessings it has conferred oa num bers of despairing individuals- But this we cannot forbear remarking, ? that it has been demonstrated that there is scarcely ever, if any such thing at all, as NATURAL BARRENNESS, or as natural imbe cility of the procreant functions, in eithefrsex; and therefore, that those evils are the effects of artificial causes, and may oe speedily sobdned and removed by the use of "Le Cordial ae Lncine." The Lactha Cordis' is also an indubitable core for the Gleet, and the Fluor Albas, obstructed, difficult or painful Menstrua t. on ; also for tSe incontinence of Urine, or the involxmtary discharge thereof. It is likewise an invaluable and unrivalled medicine in eases of Chrome Eruptions of the Skin, and in the dropsical affections or the a??d Most Important to tke American PvbUcJ The United States Proprietor of the celebrated "LV CDfA CORDIAL," or '-ELIXIR OF LOVE," begs to lay before the community, the following cer tificate, which he has received from the inventor, the iSsstrious Dr. Magnin, of Paris: ? "This is to certify, That I have disposed of the reeeipe for making the "LUCINA CORDIAL," or ELIXIR OF LOVE," and also the right to sell it throughout the United States of North America, to JOttN WINTERS HOLDERWELL, M. D.. My reasons for so doing is, that the demands to me for the above Cordial, of which I am the inventor, are "" so numerous, that I am unable to supply all the or ders from Fmnce and Italy alone; ana have there fore disposed of the privileges vouchsafed in this, and other certificates of a like nature, in order to generalize the ben jfits of my discovery throughout '? Gsreu under my hand at Paris, on this nineteenth *? day of January, in the year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. ERA&TE MAGNIN. Postscript to tke Above. '^As yon requested me to state the number of bot tles of the "Lucina Cordial," which I have already ?oft I have referred to my books, and find it to ex ?ceed four hundred thousand ; while the orders now -on hand cannot be supplied in less than three ? months. ? " "From an immense- number of testimonial* from the regular faculty, touching* the virtues. of theH^o. dia)t I hare m particahir selected the fbllowfrg, which may he ot use to you. You will also, find a. 3xua her ofochen often importance inclosed. This ' "^certificate it from a body of eight of the tirji pfactioooers in France." .3 TV Pf tonof tha IjKim Cm w* Elixir of Love* . "Renwcted and Honored Sir: ? We have *B? t& a laind tbft cnmnrkahfr effect* of * for the tender The Lacioa opinion, an in&llible remedy for the of the Procreant Functions, and Artificial and therefore must prove a blearing to ?tke human raoe. We can abo bear evidence that tfcereis nothing in it of a mercurial or deleterious na tare ; and in short, that it is one of the noblest medi cinal disroveries of any age. "With feelings of admiration and respect, we re main, dear sir, year obedient servants, ^ n .% j. m t>i "Josselin Si^smond de la Adrien Decrand, Octave Nieofa, * Jean Kane, irtine, Robert Stevenson, Lous Ouiseau, Pierre Buffen." Ex tract of a letter from the celebrated" Talleyrand, fo Dr. Magnin. " *1 am no* on the wjong side of eighty, and yet 1 <ibaki be oo my honor, or oath if necessary, that a bottle or two of your Cordial of Love has ma ie me &ei at vigorous as a boy of five-and twenty. 1 think yon have discovered the "Elixir of- Life," which the alchytnists have been so long in quest of; and that (pardon my officiousness) you should have named it accordingly." ? . - J > From tho eminent Dr. Devigney, of Brussels. October 3, 1837. To Dr. Magnin, ? My dear Friend: ? I am most gratified at the unprecedented popularity of your Loeina Cordial, ana am able so bear testimony to its v surprising virtue. I had a palient recency, I Jl? -?ta gentleman ef fortune, who had for several years abandoned himself in the vortex of dissipation' aad was only reclaimed from it at length by the utter .. prostration of ail his virile energies. He wa?, in deed, redueed to the last extremity of debility and lagtelessnen, for, if an occasional flash oi excitement warmed his system, the reaction was almost imme diate, and the result perfect prostration. 1 had ap ali the usual nostrums in such cases ; but, as I ' * * .without success; and when I saw L&csqm Cordial" advertised, I must confess that even the great weight of yoor name did not give me much hope in it, at least so far as regarded the case in baud. 1 fob ooun t to try it, however, and was soon satisfied of it* efficacy ;.for before a bottle was expended, toy patient gave evidence of the re - taming elasticity oi his system ; and he is now, hav ing used four bottles, as well as ever. ? j " v T*he number of documents, such as the above which have been received by Mr. Magnin since the first appearance of "Le Cordial de Lucine," would fill a volume as large as the Bibb. AI.'l WBSteffig aedi&utfTTftr fclfNo: T^Cftesnut street, Phitadebhia ; and by Dr A- Fitch, Columbia, S. C. Price $3 per bottle, ww May 25. ? lim F A NEW LI.\E rR03f Greensboro* North Carolina, via Sclera, Poph r Camp, Newbe rn, Gray Sulpher Springs Red Stiipta Springs, Salt Sulphur Springs, to ^#bite Sulpher Springs, Va^ in FOUR HORSE POST COACHES. Passengers oming to the Virginia Springs can en ter through from Greensboro, N. C., to the White Sulphur Springs, Va. Passengers coming this route to the Virginia Springs wiB find it about 85 miles nearer: a gooc road, good stages, good teams and steady drivers. Our stands be round at the best houses the country can s f ftrd, and all attention will be paid to passengers, for their accommodation and comfort. Passengers leaving Greensboro, North Carolina, will reach the Virginia Springs in three days. JO" Passengers coming from the South wishing to take this Line will take care not to enter further than Greensboro. JOHN & EDMUND WILLS, Proprietors. fowl 22 *? Notice. ALL persons having demand* oflpy kind, against . the estate o* Mia. Mary Clifton, late of Colum bia, deceased, are requested to hand them in proper* if ?HiMed anil aS persons indebted to the saidde f*? Wallace, sat. i?i - ? to A es. Lkjiwi. J&r* have received and ?(for Car At supply of Groceries, liquors, Ac. 1 1 to toe pehGe and their customers ?*^fable advance, among which are, */KBags assorted quality coffee, s\\ Hhds. Portorico and St Croix Sugars, 13 Hhds. Malanzas Molasses, 2S BbJs. Prime New Orleans Do. 8 Boxes Loaf and Lump Sugars, ID Bbls. Super Crusbed Sugars, 40 Bbls. Whiskey, 3D Do New England Rum, 3 Casks Jamaica Rum, 2 Pipes superior Holland Gin, i's, i's and 1-Sth Casks superior Cognac and Champagne Brandy. WINES. Super Madeira, Sherry, Port, Claret, Teneriffe, and Sweet Malaga, 30 Baskets Champagne, warranted, of Golden Eugle, Crown, Anchor, Unicorn and Na poleon Brands. 6 Cases superior French CocdialS, Olives, Capers, assorted Pickles, French Mus tard, Olive Oil. Pickled Salmon, Macke rel, Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup, 20 Boxps Tallow Candles, 20 Boxps Sperm Do. 40 Boxes Turpentine Soap, 10 Boxes Starch. West India Preserves assorted ? Almonds and Rai sins, Sperm, Linseed and Train Oil. 8 Casks fine London Porter, quarts and pints. Also, 200 Sacks Sa't, very large, 20,000 lbs Prime Bacon Sides, With a variety of other articles usualiy kept on hand. POLOCK, SOLOMON & Co. April 20 16 COifl MITT ED, rOthe jail of Richland District, as a runaway a negro woman who calls her name DINAH, and says she belongs to John Moore. Dinah is about twenty-tyro years of age, small sized, dark complex ion, front teeth very much defective. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and tale her away. JOSHUA SOWDEN, J. R D. May 11 19 tf__ TAPIOCO and RTCE FLOUR, for sale by " POLOCK, SOLOMON & Co. April 30 ... 15 South Western Rail Road BAJYK. CHARLESTON, May 21, 1839. THE Second Instalment to the Capital of this Bank, due on 6th inst., has been generally paid. But some of the Stockholders having failed to pay. the Directors have resolved that the forfeiture of theirstock shall be suspended till 1st July next, (when the first dividend will be declared) in all cases where the second instalment shall be paid before that day with interest at 7 percent- firom the 6ih inst. The Commissioners and Ranks authorized to re ceive the 2d instalments, are requested to give effect to this resolution A. BLANDING, President, June 1 22 fit ? IN EQUITY. LAURENS DISTRICT. Sarah Wilson, f Wm, Acker, and { 8111 for Pani'ion' wife, and others. } "MT appearing to my satisfaction that Wm. Acker ?. and EEzabeth, his wife, John Wilson, and Benj. Wilson, defendants in the abave stated case, reside from and without the limits of this State: it is order ed that they do plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint, wilhin three months from the publication hereof^ or tbe same will be taken pro confesso as te them. . W. R. FA RLE V, C. E. L. D. Commissioner's Office, } tfafSB, 1839. \ June8 ^ , 23 ,z$*t Notice. rpHOSE indebted to the late firm of Young <fe JE Teal by note or open account, are earnestly aeUcfted to make immediate payment to A. Y?uf n re. daly ft n t hnrrxptl In the SSC? ?. omermse the demands will be indiscriminately pot < in suit, June 8, 23 9t Wanted Immediately. "*7*0R working on the L. and C. R. Road, from Ml twenty to thirty first rate negro fellows. Twen ty dollars per month will be paid for their services. ^ THEODORE STARK, THOMAS T. STARK. Jane 1 22 tf Abbeville Lands for sale. WILL be sold for division at Abbeville C. H. on the first Monday in September next, 1376 acres of val table lands, in 2 tracts, viz . 1000 acres, known as the Wallervile tract, lying 8 miles south of Greenwood, on the Mathis roid ? this tract i* well improved, and in a high state of cultivation, with 500 acres cleared ? there are on it, an excellent two story dwelling hotise, good Gin-house, Barn and Carriage house, with all other necessary out buildings, and an excellent well of good water in the yard - !Tiie other tract contains 576 acres, adjoining New market, within two miles of the Green wood Acade mies. It has !(*> acres cleared, 10ofwhic.? are fresh ? a good Dwelling house- and Kitchen, with other out buildings, and an excellent Spring of good water within *200 yards of the house. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN PARTLOVV. June 15 24 td. For Private Sale, SIX superior PIANOES,ofthe most approved ma nufaciure, selected by Mr. Zimmerman, person ally. Apply at the INSTITUTE. June 15 24 To the Citizens OF THIS AND THE ADJOINING STATES. 100,000 Moras MulUcaults Trees for sale. HAVING hid repeated applications, during the past autumn and present spring, for Morus Multicaulis Trees and Cuttings, which applications I have not been enabled to meet, I herewith give no tice, that I am ready at this time , and shall be so, un til the 10th of June, to conlEaciiarLlhe deliv?rv^>? offthe ensuing autumn? the Jofe F "Jm a y&*tkern latitude, roots and cuttings ought Itnhe nhrnted Affcc the 20th of June, I shall go North for a mar ket, which if obtained, it is not improbable that the tame articles may be re-shipped by the purchaser for a Southern market, with a fair one hundred per cent on their backs ; when, of course, they will (as com ing from a distance) be most gratefully received and paid for ; and that too, after being exposed to drying, seasoning, sea, and sea-water, for some months. Even at the same price, how much more are South ern cuttings worth, Vhen they can be planted 24, 43, or 72 hours after being severed from the tree, to cut tings of partially seasoned wood ? " in fact, at this very time, agencies are about to be established at the South by Northern sellers. In order that the difference in point of vigor, growth, &cM and indeed the immense superiority of Southern over Nor: hern trees, may be tested, we invite ail interested to call and see Ali contracts must be obligatory, in writing, on both parties. Trees, &c. deliverable in Columbia or Charleston, and paid for on delivery. Address euas marks, m. d. BaihamviUe , near Columbia, S. C. Letters directed to me, must be post-paid. Silk- worm eggs, produced this spring, can be ob tained, as above. During mv absence, (from the end of June to 1st August^ address James S. Guignard, Esq., (post paid.) ~ ' - 23 ? tf May 24 Caution. ALL persons are cautioned against trading for a note of hand, given by me to A. Fowler, for $225, payable on the 1st of January, 1840, as I am determined not to pay the said note, unless compell ed by law. S G. COOPER. June 8 23 if BANK AGENCY AT COLUMBIA, FKASK. Merchant Tailors. HAVING received their usual supply of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, respectfully invite the attention of their customers and the public gen erally to their assortments of Cloths, Casimeres, Vest ings, of the newest fashion and best qualities. Also an assortment of Drillings, Cashmeres, Marinos, and Tibet cloths; all of which will be sold on the mostrea- ' sonable terms. is on the BRANCH BANK, u Km I. GBACEY, Agent. mer Goods April 13, 15 tf THE BOTANIC PRACTICE OF Medicine and Dentistry. DR. JOHN CHAMBERS respectfully informs the citizens of Columbia and its vicinity, that he has located himself a few doors above the Far mers' Hotel, and nearly opposite Mr. R. Sondley's, where he may be found at all timus, unless absent on professional business. Feb 9 6 tf JWAPS. MAPS of the State of South Carolina ran be had at a very reduced price, by applying at the Treasury Office in Columbia. JOS. BLACK Treasurer. March 5, 1838 10 NOTICE. HE Subscribers would inform their customers ?M. and the public generally, thnt they have re ceived from New York, a very large and general as sortment of Spring and Summer goodR, amongst which are single Milled Black and fancy coloured Cassimeres, Black and green Cashmereta, Thibet Cloths, and Bombazines; Drills and Gambioons of all colours [a new and elegant Article for Panta loons] Silke, Satins, and Wettings, lor Vests: Hats, Stocks, Silk and Linen Shirts, Suspenders, Collars, Scarfs, Cravats, &c. &c. &c. STEVENSON & WALKER April 13. 15 tf South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. IN EQUITY". JohnW. Ingrem, Guardian, ? V8. > Michael Horton, Amos Horton, ) Bill to Account, and others. $ IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Amos Hor ton, Celia Ferry, Jane Deason, and some of the children of Hollis Horton, deceased, to wit Jane Husk, Riddle and Louisa his wife, and James Horton ; also, some of the children of Sterling Hor ton, deceased : to wit, Wra. L. Johnston and Lavi sa his wife, Wra Ingremand Celia his wife, Ransom Horton, Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Horton, Everett Horton, Mary Horton and ^imma Horton, defen dants in the above rase, are absent from and without the limits of this State; on motion of Clinton, com plainant's solicitor, ordered, that the said defendants do appear and plead, answer, o. demur to the said bill within three months from the dute hereof, other wise the same will be taken pro confesso against them. J. H. WITHERoPOON, Jr. C. E. L. D. Conimiss.oner's Office, ) 2 2d March, 1839. $ 12 13t $5, 25 Chairs , Chairs , Chairs . THE subscriber has just received on consign ment, a lot of Chairs an i Settees. Consisting of Common double backs and scroll seat Windsor Chairs, Flag and Cane seat ? Do Wide and narrow stripe, Grecian Do Scrall Top, Flags :ind Cane Do Ornamented Scrall Top Do Scrall Top Cane Striped Do Imitation Maple Do Do. fine flat seat Cane and common scrall, And common scrall Large Rocks, Childrens high and low chain, Nursery Rocks, and Rockers Settees, Ail or which will he sold st the lowest rates. I. D. MORDECAI. March ? 12 BACO.V, Stc. LBS. Tsanewee sad North 20,000 Carolina Becoa. 100 Vsnisoa Haas. Jott received and for sale by J. McCULLY & Co. March 16 11 tf THE subscriber has just received the following rare and choice articles: 2 dozen canisters fresh Salmon , J4 English Cheese, 10 kegs new Dutch Herrings, 1 2 dozen pots Patr de fru Gras, 1-2 do Patridgesaux Trufles, 4 do French Mustard, 10 kits No. I Macherel, 1 (ask do Salmon, 14 casks London Porter and Ale, it pints and quarts, 10 Baskets Sparkling Burgundy, 10 do Superior Champagne in quarts and pints, 5 cases Red Burgundy, 5 do Rhenish Wines assorted, 1 do China Jugs wilh Cordial, 4 dozen Jugs Seltzer Water, 1 Bale fresh Soft Shell Almonds, 20 Boxes Raisins in l-4s, l-2s and whole boxes, 6 Mahogany Marooning Cases, Rich Cut Glass Bot tles, 3 Boxes Chocolate, 10 Crates Crockery and China assorted,. 4 Cases cheap assorted Straw Tumbler*, 1 Case containing 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 hole Cruet Stands, with Cut Bottle*, 2 dozen Brass Bound Buckets and Oval Tubs, 4 Wire Safes, Also, New Orleans clarified, crushed, double refined, Loaf, and superfine brown Sugars, Rice, Lard, Sperm j Oil, Sperm Candles, Rose &>ap, Old Government, j Java, and Manilla Coffee, Hyson, Gunpowder and j Black Teas, &c Together with his feriper stock of crockery, chi- j na and glass ware, grOffgies, wines, liquors, hard ware, fine table cutlei^ffec. All of which will be j aold at reduced prices by M 11 I- P- MQRDE^l. V Special Term in Eqni^, FOR RICHLAND DISTRICT A Special Terra in Equity, for Richland Drrict, (as a substitute for the regular Terra,) wiUora raeoce at Columbia, on the 15th of Julv next and continue until the business is disposed ok/ ? Parties, witnesses, and all others having buness in the 8i\id Court, are required to attend at theime and place aforesaid. By order of the Court, * . >. EDWARI) J. A^THUl, C. E. R. P. June 1 22 i For Sale. 1WTY Sandhill residence, near the Camden R?d, If J. I wo miles from Columbia. The tract contx>s one hundred acres of land. There is one of le best Springs in the district nn 'he nlnre. THEODORE STARK March. 1. ( , S FJtESH GOODS. i LB. BECKWITH has received in addition i ? his former stock of Goods, a ftupsrior assor, mentof I Painted Lawns, Painted Jackonet Muslin, Broad Plaid do Ginghams, Black Thibet Cloth, Green Do. Summer Stocks, Fancy Handkerchiefs, And a splendid assortment of Striped Linen self-coN ored London Drillings, American Nankeens, Whit^ anii Brown Dnck Drills, a new article ; all of whiclj be pledges himself to sell umgeuaUy low. June 1 22 < A CARD. THE Subscribers having purchased the entire Stock of Goods of Robert Waddell, would re spectfully inform their friends, and tbe public in gen eral, that they will continue the business at his old stand, under the firm of Bates, Phillips & Co. They pledge themselves to the friends and customers of the former proprietor, to fill their orders, on the same terms heretofore given. They intend keepiug con stantly oa hand, a general assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, and Groceries, suitable to the town and country trade. They respectfully solicit a share of public patron age. JESSE BATES, JAMES C. PHILLIPS. JOHN WADDELL. Jan 2a 4 It Spring & Summer Clothing, Hals, &c. A. C. SQUIER & Co. At the Sign of the Black Hat, (Near Edgar's and United States Hotels,) ARE receiving from their own Manufactory, a large assortment of Fashionable CLOTHING, &o., made expressly for this market; the materials and workmanship are warranted to he of the best, which are offered to their former customers and the public generally, at moderate prices. Their assort ment consists in part of the following, viz. DRESS COATS , FROCK COATS, HUNTING COATS AND COATEES , Of Black Persian cloth, black merino, black bomba zine, black, green and blue summer cloth, black Cir cassian and bombazette, while and brown linen, j brown Holland, <fcc. PANTALOONS , Of black merino, black bombazine, black and blue summer cloth, black Circassian and bomhazette, last ing, wh te and brown linen and drillings, ribbed and fancy drillings, brown Holland, <fcc. VESTS , Of white, buff and fancy Valencia and Marseilles, plain and figured blac k satin and silk, fancy satin and silk, black bombazine, plain black and fancy silk vel vet, toilinet, white linen, <fcc. ROUNDABOUTS , Of white and brown linen, brown Holland, black bombazette, stripes, Russia duck, &c. BOYS' CLOTHS , Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Coatees, Roundabor , Pantaloons. and Vests. Also, Servants coarse and fine clothing. Also, a large assortment of linen, cotton and ging ham shirts, bosoms, dra we re, hosiery, collars, stocks, cravats, gloves, suspenders, pockct handkerchiefs, shoulder braces, Russia belts, vest springs, pen knives, pocket books, silver pencils, bears oil, &c. &c. UMBRELLAS , A handsome assortment of silk and cotton, (some ex tra large.) Also? HATS, ' Of white, black and pearl white Russia, f lack silk, black b aver imitation beaver, wool and palmetto. Also?TR A VELLING TR UNKS and BAGS , Of black and drab leather, seal skin, hide, &c..; Bsag of Prussells&c. carpeting. Spring and summer goods in the piece, whi< h are offered by the pattern, r will be made to measure in the neatest style. April 13, 183*. 15 tf CHEAP GOODS. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE subscriber has just received an extensive and well selected assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS, consisting of SUMMER CLOTHS, CAJVIBLETS, STRIPES and DRILLINGS. White and colored linen and cotton drills from 25, 37, 50, 62, 75 to 1 25, Ribbed gambroons and errainets, a beautiful ar icle, . fiw?n.50fo 75,, ( ?sak Vesting*, white and colored Marseilles from 25 to 37j Stripe satteins, an English article for boys, 25, 37, to 62, Brown Linens, 18, 25, to 37, and some 6 yds. for Si, Rowen cassimeres, checks and stripes, from 12, lo 37, Georgia nankeens, blue jeans, Denim's collonades, twilled, Homespuns, Ac. at all prices. MUSLINS, PRINTS, FRENCH CAM BRICS, &c. New siyle muslins, 25, 31, 37, 43, 50 to 75 Scotch Ginghams and Victorai plaids, 18, 25, 37 to 62, Mourning muslins, beautiful and yard wide, from 31 to 50, Black lace veils of superior quality, Gauze hkfs, 62 to 75, Victoria scarfs and mantles, 75 to 1 25, 4-4 Sewing silk shawls of superior quality, 1 50, 6-4 Do do for $2, Superior gauze ribands, 12 to 25 cents per yard. Worked collars 25, 37, 50, 62, 75, 87, 1 to $5, Superior black and blue Gro de Nap silks, 75, 87 to $1, Muslin DeLains, 50, 75, 87 to 100 Gentlemens silk handkerchiefs of superior quality, from tO to 87, Calicoes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 yard a for $1, Swiss, book, jaconet, cambric, check and mull mus lins, from 25 to 100 Linen cambric hkfs, 50 to 62, Infants robes, a beautiful article, $2 25 and 2 50, White toHet quilts, from 8-4 to 10-4, Fine furniture dimity, 50 to 6:?, Pavillion gauze, white and green, Linen sheeting, 8-4 at 50 cents, Linen, superlatively fine, from 25, 31, 37, 43, 50, 56, 62 to 87, Damask tahle cloths, and long lawns, 31 to 75, Birds eye aqd Russia diaper, of allqualitys and pri ces, Dowlas and Diapers from 12 to 25, English long cloth, superfine, 31, American long cloths, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 yards, for Si, Cotton shirtings, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 yards for $1, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. &c. Superior black and white silk bose, from 1 25 to S3, Black Italian cravats, satin and bombazine stocks, Misses and ladies cotiori hose, 12, 18, 25, 31 to 75, Boys an mens half hoso, 12, lfc- and 25, Ladies cotton and silk gloves, 12, 18, 25 to 50, Superior spool cotton, warranted, 37, 50, Hooks and eyes, two for 6 ? Ball cotton 12 for 6, Needles 2 papers for 6, Heramings' best ditto, 6 cents a paper, Together with a large quantity of Perfumery, 8ueh as soaps hair powder, lavender, rose, 'Florida and cologne water, direct from the establishment of N. Smith i'rentiss, all of which will be sold low. The subscriber takes this opportunity of expres sing his sincere thanks to the community and the surrounding country for i he very liberal patronage which he has received, and informs the ladies that he is now occupying Mr. Sherman's New Store, which for splendor, would do credit to any city in the Ui ited States. per uuz.ru, Linen tapes and hrajds.^e cordg? a( a? per dozen, prices, April 27 B. MORDECAI. 17 For Sale, THE House and Lot on Camden street, formerly owned by Dr. Becket- The House is very large ai.d commodious. Apply to John W. Clark. WILLIAM HOLMES. October 64 41 tf . jFre&h Good*. *TBENJAMIN MORD1CAI, occupying Sherman's new store, takes pleasure in announcing to the. citrus of Columbia aud vicinity, the addition to his former stoc? n? x??t? tiroOflsT&c., con sisting in pnrt oi ?oamisome selection of Irish Lin "" Ii lQf^ Lawns, Shirtings, 4-4, 6-4.. 8-4. 1U 4, tirnn ? >iii||i^ 'i HniiiJ.i ( ii nilii ji | mull and Swiss Muslins ;-al?, a t""" , If ^ili Miii ilhil1 ed broad brimmed whne and blark Ku^ui i wJiUfe-. men's and Boys do , all of which will be sold tow. 1 May 1* ? "1 South Carolina * YORK DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Chambers and Saddler, ) Bint0 forecIoJie Mortg#g. George Steele, et al. ) and Account- &c ATISFACTORY evidence being exhibited be fore me, that James R M'Kee, one of the de fendants in this case, resides without the limits of this State : it is therefore ordered, that the said Ja?. R. M'Kee do plead, answer or demur to the complain ants' bill of complaint, within three months from the publication hereof, otherwise an order pro confesso will be entered against him. J. M. ROSS, C. E. Y. D. May 6 19 3m FISHER'S COTTON YARN. THE subscribers have always on hand a large stock of the above and will sell by the bale at Factory price. Orders from the country thankfully received and promptly attended to . POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO. Oct 28. 43 tf NOTICE. TIIE Articles of Copartnership between the sub scribers, will expire by their own limitation in the ensuing month 01 June; soon after which, they contemplate making a change in the present con ccrn. They feel thankful to their friends and the public generally, for the patronage they have heretolore received, and would remark to their many punctual customers, that one or other of the partners will con tinue the busincs at the same stand, and will be hap py to receive and fill their orders <?r attend to their calls as heretofore. From such as are in arrears, they must request an early payment of the greater part, at least, of all amounts due previous to the commencement of the present year. PETER BRYCE, ROBERT BRYCE. April 6, 1839, 14 tf B.VCOJY. THE subscribers inform their customers and the public that they have just received a p< rtion of their supply of the above article, consisting of 20, 000 lbs prime Cincinnati cured Baeon Sides, and offer for sale on liberal terms. ? POLOCK, SOLOMON & Co. Anril 20 16 FRESH LEMONS JUST received and for sale by 1. 0. MORDECAI June 8. * 23 tf Furniture Ware Room, ( Between the Court House at id the United. States Hotel.) AC. SQUIER (successor to E. Brittin) has just ? received and finished, at his own Manufacto ry in this place, some very handsome MAHOGANY FURNITURE, &c. whi<h with his former receipts, comprises a general assortment of Fashionable Furniture , Chairs , 6{C. Warranted to be of the best, both ns to materials and workmanship, which is offered to his friends and the public iri general, (espec ially those who desire both a hands&me and durable article) at moderate prices : consisting in part of the following, viz : Secretary and Book Cases, Wardrobes, Sofas, Side Hoards. Dressing Bureaus, French and Com mon Bureaus, Writing Desks, Centre Tables, Card Tables, I 'ining Tables in sets and single. Tea and Work Tables. Candle and VVash Stands, Music Stools, Ottomans, Bedsteps, Pier Tables Egyptian and Veined Marble Tops , For Side Boards, Dressing Bureaus, Pier . Tables, Work Tables, Wash Stands. Bedsteads and Cribbs Of Mahogany, Cherry, Bird Eye, curled and plain Maple. Rocking Chairs Of Mahogany, curled Maple and Fancy do, large and small. Sitting Chairs Of Mahogany, curled Maple and fancy do with Red Silk Plush, Hairs Cloth, Cane, Rush and Wood Seats, (p large assortment.) also, Children's Table and Sitting Chirs. Easy Chairs with Mah^any, Maple ind ft'ncy Set-~; tees. Looking Glasses, . Of Mahogany and teift frames, with Toilet Glasses Mattrasses and Feather Beds' Of curled Hair, Moss and Cotton, doable and sijjgle. also, ? * " Venetian Window Blinds, with fixtures compete. Atso, I \ Fire Board Prints. * Bordering, Paper Hangings, Lamp Mats, Floor Mats, Toilet and Work Boxes, &c. &c. ALSO, Fine Furniture made to order, and all kinds of Re? pairing done in the neatest manner. Funerals will also be attended to on reasonable terms, and a Hearse furnished in town without charge. N. B. Two journeyman Cabinet Maker* wanted, who can come well recommended as to character, and are first rate workmen. June 1, 22 2m Stone Ware ! Stone Ware ! J THE Subscribers respectfully inform their cus toraera and the poblic generally, that they keep constantly on hand a full assortment of the above articles, and are constantly manufacturing at Pottereville, near Edgefield Court House, formerly owned by Messrs. H. & R. Drake. Grateful for past favors and liope by prompt atten tion to business, to still share a reasonable Patronage, one of our firm from long experience is to be excelled by none in this country. They will be happy to re ceive and fill orders as heretofore. They receive their orders at Edgefield Court House, S. C. We have heard that some complaint haa been made against us, of delay in filling orders. It was occa sioned by merchants who were not acquainted with us handing their orders to the wrong perwn, so that we did not get them. We always attend to order* for Ware promptly. Jugs from i gallon to six gallons. ? Jars from I gallon to 20 gallons. RHODES, RAMEY & GIBBS. Dec. 22, *6 tf The Public A RE informed that the NESBITT MANUFAC I^^TURLNG COMPANY are prepared \o execute ings generally, at their works on the Broad River, in Spartanburg and Union Districts, about 100 miles bove Columbia. Messrs. R Wad'dell and P. <fc R. Bryck, ofCo urabia,are authorized to receive order&tra/A the pat terns, which will be forwarded to the Works of the Company without delay. Kf. E. W. Harrison, the Ueneral Superintendent, will receive and exe cute orders at the Works. Castings will be delivered to customers in Cohim at the Charleston price s ; at the Works they will chea,>er. The Company are determined to deserve the pa ?ronage of the public. B T. ELMORE, President. Jan. 20. 3 < OTiraiTFED TO the Jail of Richloud m a runaway a negro boy who calls hi?<iaine Tom. and says he be longs to Mrs. Sophia iawson of Charleston, S C Tom is about eightee* years of age, five feet high, slender but well mad** very unall t'eei, no visible marks. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pa/ charges and take him away. J06HUA SOWDEN, J R.D. March 5(^ .13 A Gardener wanted* subscriber vish^j^-?? ptoy a white Gar 1/dener; a Germsn or Englishman will be pre J. S. PRESTON. Feb 23 " 8 " tf Boob and Job Printing; . fXKCOTVD * AyTRlS OFFICE. For Academies and Schools FIRST LESSONS IN ALGEBRA, . BY CHARLES DAVIES, ADTHO* OP MENTAL AND PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC "The Worts of Davie* have received the stam of approbation from thoae who are capable of jodf ing of their merits, and especially of their adaptatao to Schools and Colleges. We would recommend tb. work to the examination of Teachers, and espeai \ invite their attention to the attempt of the aotbr *? bring the science of Algebra a little Closer to vr'r^r Arithmetic. Hitherto the chasm has boen aog that much aid has been required to get the atwtat across. Professor Da vies has made the attempt to bridge this difficulty, and, in our opinion, has succeed-' ed better than any of those, who nave preceded him, with this good intent."? United Statu Gazette. The above can be had at WM.CUNNINGHAM8 Also, Davies's complete Course qf Mathematics. New fioods, Just Received. D. &J.EWART & Co. ARE now received a large supply of seasonable goods. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hard ware and Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware, &c. The following is a part : French, English and American Calicoes and Ginf ham?, French Muslins, printed Lawns and Cambrics, Fig'd Book and Swiss Muslins, plaip and cross barf ed Cambrics, Laces, Edgings, Inserting? and Footings, Lace and Mu&lin Capes and Collar*, Infants Caps, Dress and Waist bodies, Corded Skirts, Corsets, Lacets and Bosks, Linen, Cambric and Hdkfs. Linen snd Lawns. Guaze, Silk and fancy dress Hdkfs, Silk Hdkfs. and Cravats, Ladies Cravats. W orated Crewel and Embroidery Patterns, A n assortment of Silks, Satins, &c. Bonnet, Cap and Belt Ribbom, Linen anu Cotton Drills, Nankeens, Cotton Jeans/ Cashmeretr, Thibet Cl6th, Bombazines <md Vesting*, Furniture Dimity, and Calicoe. Curtain Fringe. Bed Lace, quality, Linen Diaper, Damask, and Table Covers. A large assortment of Silk, Worsted and CoCto* lloisery, Ladies, Gents, and Misses Kid, Hoskin, Silk, lines and Cotton Gloves, Long Lace Gloves, 44 Vict? na 8? Palm Hats, Paper Hangings and Screen Paper. White and Col d Straw Bonnets and Hoods, Umbrellas and Parasols, Threads. Tapes, &c. Ac. Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, Cot ton Yarns, BOLTING CLOTHS, BEST BRANDS. Hardware and Cutlery. _ A large assortment of ^helf Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Mill Irons, Mill Saws, Blacksmith Bel lows, Anvils, Vices, Hammers, Hoea,&c. Ac. An assortment of Carpenter's Tools, dcc. Comprising altogether the most extensive assort ment of Hardware and Iron-mongcry, to be found in this place. Crockery and Glas* Ware. Window Gln*s, -Glaziers Diamonds. White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Whiting Putty, Spanish, I'. .mil, t hrome Green, Litherogo, &c. &c. Addles, Bridle*, Whips, Morocco Skins, Negro ??hoes and Brogans, Varnihh, Blacking, &c. An assortment of Saddlery, Carriage Springs, Steps, Mounting, Laces, Tufts, Ac. Groceries, dcc. 5^,000 lbs Bacon,Tenuessee cured, % >0 bags Coffee, 50 hhds Sugor, 50 do Molasaes, 500 sacks Salt, ' 100 barrels superfine Flour, A large supply ot Wines, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whis key, Porter, \le, Brown Stotit, Lemon Syrup, Rai sins, Spires, Teas, Soap, Cat. dies, Tapioca, Milk Bn*cn'ti, Water, linitcr and Sugar Crac kers, Cheese, Ivird. Hire, Tobacco, Segars and Suuff, Pails, Tuba, Brooms. Axehelves, &c. &c. 150 boxes 'I'm Plate 1 X, 1000 lbs, live Geese Feathers, 5 tons ?heet Steel, fot Gin Saws, Bristles for do. 50 barrels Stone Lime, 400 Imles Hay and Fodder, Bale Rope, Cotton Baging, Cotton Seed Ac* 5 Carryalls, i first rate Saddle Horse. The above offered to the public ut Whole sal* and Retai.k at low prices for cash, or spproved pa per at short dates aa agreed upon. May.ll, L , y 19 tf. JUST RECEIVED, Fine Mahogany Chairs , Sofas and Large Rocking Chairs. THE subscriber has just received, 1 (kzenfine Mahogany Chains 1 do Solas, 2 do do Kocking Chairs, ' 10 dozen Cane Rush Bottom Fancy do 10 do Windsor do do. . 2 do Large, Rocking do. AH of which will be disposed of at lest than Charles ton prices, by * * I. D. MORDECAI. May 11 v 19 conimitTED, TO the jail of Richland District, as a runaway, a negro woman who calls her name MARY, and says safe. belongs to Tyre, and says she was sold to Tyre by a Mr. Hooker, a negro trader* Mary is aboot45 years of age, small and spare made. The owner is requested to come forward, pay char ges and take her away. This 10th day of tfsy, 1839. JOSHUA SOWDBty * ? , - ( -rM J? R. D< hi** ?. 1 i - _ Valuable Negroes for Sale. nrmV ' : *1 O r<_: I T?__ ? - ?<-? BY perminion of James S.GDiffnard.Eaq. Ordina ry, will be sold before the Market House, in the Town of Colombia, on the first Monday in July next. Eight valuable negroes, belonging to the estate of Mrs Ma*y Clifton, deceased on a credit of one, two, three, and four years, with interest from the sale,, on the whole, payable annually One is a Carpen ter, two are first rate Cooks, one a Carriage Driver, one a shiart Waiting Bor, two Girls were brouehtup as House Servants, and the other is a little Boy- ? The purchaser will be require*! to give good person al security, and alfo a mortgage of the property^ ANDREW WALLACE, Et*r. Jane 1, , 22 ^ Jd. FOUR Journeymen Tinmen to whom consUnt employment and liberal yvages will be given. Also, 6 apprentices of gcod moral character ; those from the country weuld oe b referred OA. T Df*/yp F.tcL ROOT May 4, . Dr. SPOON'S rare for tick head ache, Spobn of the Royal , on ? price $1 50 per r t. v ~$or?al* by ? ? A FITCH, Likewiae, a few bottles of that one, Hays't Linaauat, for Pile, Loins, <fec. * * TRUSSES. - For the Radical Cure of Hernia or Rupture. ri^HE Subscriber if happy to state, that being tbe ? Agent ofDr Heber Chase, they can famish those afflicted with Hernia or Rupture, with the in valuable Trusses of Or. Heber Chase, whiefc when well adapted, contribute, not only to the comfort and safety of the afflicted, bat are also capable in almost every case, of effecting a radical car*. In the report of the committee appointed by the Medical Society of Philadelphia, it is expressly stated th?t the Trasses of Dr. Heber Chase are not only su perior to all others in use. but also from them alone ran a radical cure be expected. That these trusses may not be brought into disre pute by improper management, they will only be sold to Physicians Some experience, as well as a cor rect knowledge of tbe anatomy of the parts concern ed in Hernia, being necessary for their proper adapta tion. Persons wishing to avail themselves of the advan tages of thege superior instruments, can have then pn>perly adjusted, as well as the necessary directions given, by applying to Dr. Poland, one of the Agents. It being an Agency business, Cash will be requir ed for the Trusses / Physicans are respectfully invited to call and Of amine them at f . Dr. FITCIT8 Dnf8loi?. April 20, 16 LOOK AT THIS. Fresh Salmon, English Cheese , Dutch Her rings, Pate ' de fru Gras, Partridges aux JTrujles, &fc. &fc.