Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 117, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 September 1848 — Page 4

M &1 rrT v " Vacuole Extract, S rente ;y ,hat can bo relied on for the rr -. mnrieiu en. o-..;.i . i .. 1 ,. matietu cu ot; " v upiaiius, cansmo-iiL v.intractuw' irr-, .r .1... v. - If..,'. T '" .'nin, cnrt. j or "Ul.iv :. nervous 1 rcmors. Ncuralu:. AiDr. c e.ny nt Gratis and Physical Euer-v, d all Ntr tior.UTi, including the itki dreadful of al; israses that ail'ect lue hun.-n race' V Epilil)or I-f'lVms Sickness Hysterical ttis. Con. Wilsons, anis, &.C. This iicae consij'l3 in a sudden deprivation of the sons, accompanied with a violent convulsive motion of the w'.iole body. It attacks by fits, und alte: a certain duration noes otF. generally leaving the put ferer itt a stuoor. attended with crcat weakness atul exhaustion ot the UmIv. Doctor Hart would impress it upon the minds o! the atihcted, that the citable Extract id tne oni remedy ever discovered that enn le relied on for th permanent cure of this most dreadful of all diseases. As its tendency is to insanity, madness and death the mjst sf Kii.UTi Physicians of Europe, as well as those of our own country, have pronounced Epilepsy incurable. And it has U en so considered by many. until this most important ol all discoveries was ninth lv Doctor S. Hart, nearly sixteen years since, during which time it has Wen ierfortning some of ihr most KlmarkableCcrks upon record, and has acquired a reputation w .uctt tune alone can cuaee. 1 )siiaiiofundoubteil skill and experience, Ministers ot va rious denominations, as weil as hundreds of our emi 'nent citizens, all unite in recommending the use o this truly valuable medicine to their patients. charge and friends, who are thus alnieted, as the only runWe QroTE the LaNuCage used by those who have been cured by this valuable medicine. Une says, I have suff-red beyond my power of description, but now 1 rejoice in "being fully restored to health and hanpiness." Another says, "l thank Clod 1 fiel that 1 am a well man. I al feel it my duty to proclaim it to the ends of the earth, that thoesiuiilarly atllictrd may lind relief. Another, (who is an Emi.nl.vi Lawtlr, and well known in this city.) says, "My son has been afflicted for yeirs w ith Epilepsy, but i now enjoying god health from the e-getable Ex tract. Its fame," says he, "hould and ought to besounded to the ends of the earth." Another says. "Language is entirely inadequate toexpress mygrat itude to Dr. Hurt, for having becu the means, unde. the biasing of God, ol restoring me to the enjoy men: of good health, alter having Uen afllicted with Epilepsy in its worst forms for more than twenty-three years and my morning and evening obla'ion ol prai.-e and thanksgiving shall coniinue to ascend to that Ood whohasatilieted but to make me whole." En lectic Ki rs Of twenty seven years and six month, cured by the u&e of this Truly W'oiuleriul Medicine. ' ead the following remarkable case of the son ol RWni. Se.-ore, Eso,., of Philadelphia, atihcted will. Epileptic J'jts twenty seven years and six months. After traveling through England, Scotland, Oermanv. and France, consulting the most eminent physicians, and extending for medicine, medical treatment and advice three thousand dollars, re turned w ith his son to this country, in .November last, without receiving any ttenctit whatever, and was cured by usingllAKT s uetacle Extract M. Win. Secore's Letter to Dr. Hart: I hive s:eni over three thousand dollars for med icine and medical attendance. 1 wa advised to take a tour to Europe with him, which l lid. 1 first visited England. 1 consul teil the mot eminent physi cianstüore in respect to iiisca.-c: inoy exaiiiineo nun nd presorü 1 accordingly. 1 remained there three month.- without perceiving any ehang? for th; letter, which coit ms u'j ut two hundred and fifty dollars. pocketed by the physLiun. and ilie mst that I reei iv rd was their opinion that my son's eu-o was hopeh s and tobinrr.t.v I.-ucibaple. 1 accordingly Uli L.nfUrkl, travelod through Sentljud, (Jernjany and 'ranee, and returned home in t le nvinili of November last, with my sou as far from being cured as win n I left. I saw your adverti-emenl in ono of the New York papers, and concluded to Uy Hart's Vegetable Extract, seeing your statements and crtiticates ofso manv cures, some of twenty and thirty vearn stand ing, and I can assure you 1 am not sorry 1 did so, ' as by the use of Hirt Vegetable Extract alone, he was restored to Perfect Health. l!i-rrtn, wbiu wnj far eone as to unfit him for business, is entirely re'ored, with the prospect now before him ol lile. health and usefulness. lie is how 23 year of age. and 27 years 6 months of this time has been afflicted with this most dreadful ol diseases, but, thank God, is now eniovingnood health. Now, sir, faitn without works I don't lielieve in. To sir 1 shall be ever sirateful to you i? one thing and as I here enclose you one hundred dollars, 1 have, no doubt but you wiii imn tins another and quite a ditferent thing The debt of gratitude 1 still owe vou. but olease accept this amount as interest on the debt in advance. Yours, very respwt'iilly, (Si-ned) WILLIAM SECURE. Anotk'r retnixrlwble Cure jtrrfurmcd by the uc Hart's I rgttuble lixtract. Doctor Hart: It is with no small degne 0f gratili ri..n that I am enabled to announce to you the com plete restorati-rti to health of my daughter, by the use of vour Vegetable Extract. At the age of m years. (hr age at present is sixteen) f lie was first attacked with this dreadful malady called Epileptic Fits: and ... .1 e . i .v 1 until sü-' commenced taKingina r.xiract,snesuiiereu with attacks ol fits, almos-i incessantly, and so severely as to threaten to drive reason from its throne, and rcn ler hor insine Idiotic, Physicians pronounced her incurable, and caalJ do nothing more tor tier. e nan minusi utupaireu 01 a cure,wlien hearing of the remarkable cures rf.riutxl bv the Ver-tab!e Kxtract, we determined to mve it 1 trial. The result has exceed! our most sanguine exectati mi, as by its use she is tree Irom a most dread ful maladv. anil restored to Pekit-ct Health. bhould any one feel desirous of seeing her, and ol ascertaining the particulars ol thecal, such wjit maybe gratified by calling on or addressing a leiur to me. past-paio, ai iny re.-iocnce, iwu nines ironi me village 01 loiiKers, estcnesier. iew lorK. . .- O.C. DENSIIW, YonkersN.Y. Tcfcthin". Worm,Cstiveiie, See., will produce this disorder. In all such cases the cgetablc Extract is the only medicine which can 1 relied on with any degree ot safety. .Mothers who have small children sliould remember this. Maxv a Child, the past year, i hoha3sulJ -red y ith this complaint, and has Uen piveti over by physicians to die, nas ueen restoreil ly th'juseof but one bottle ol Hart a vegetalile Extract. Thocliild of William Anders in. North Fourth reet. Williamburgh, gd 20 months, had fits con -nt!y for eijht weeks. A consultation of f physi- . ans was called, who decided that the chc was a kiirfdes-i one. and the child must die. Whilst the "hiid was in this dangerous state Mr. Anderson call ed at my office, and obtained a bottle oi the Extract, - 1 . I! .1 1.11.1 I ..." .. .. I ni 1 rus'-ereu ll 10 uieciiu) unu tve nosa t ifrt rtoration of health. ' ''J'he son of Mr. Kotiert MtGee, corner of Sullivan aDd Prince streets. New York, was severely afflicted with tks. in this case alo the physicians held a consultation and decided that they could do no more AnJ that nature must eC.-ct its own cure, or tLe Ki,rnuM die. The Vegetable Kxtraet was adniinistered to hirn whil.-t in a fit, by one of the attending phyi. cians. Its elF-jets were a'most instantaneous. '1'he ii(was broken, and the lMy restored to health. Mr. MrCee anvs ."I s!m.Ü neej-z'n be without tbmedicne in my h nise, it I can avwul it, kr liar that some of the rest of my children . may be attacked in thes-ime way. I coiu-ider the medicine invaluable. Wp would reter to tue following persons, w 110 Lave n cured by using Hart's V'tj-jtable Extract. ';. W.liennett, nine years, 1 iraiuff. . J. Ellsworth, x'veu e?rs, ii iover fJoseph Mc Don gal. nine years. East Lrovklyn L.I II. W.Smith, N.Y Custom House S. Ke!ly, twenty yetf, Staten Isltod. , xt! y. MrK'eef. twenty years, Yorkville. 4 t; !' rnnp. twent wears. Hi himniersly st - " Wm. H.' Var4. twenwiirf e yaars, 73 Norfolk st. Jacob I'ettyfouryars. 171 Dclanty.st. . lhib Jorkn n.twentv-eiihtyears,t;reencasue Ct ' JiAtf. Randall, Il E ist Iiroadway,N Y. Thoxas R. Jones o the U S Navy. Cnpi-tyia. lmnin , Stee st, nri-lsj pcrl.Ct. r.. Ti -.,r t N!r f'i n UisrA.vT. When lliounanu who are nw trunbüng un lt-r the hand oftHj drcad-J ful disease, and f.-arimj that every attack may prove f atal will tir.il permanent relief anl le restored to new lii'e,by i.g this i. l.brated mIicin. Om O.ie ThovsamiCer nriOATts, Have Iwen re-eeivr-J, in testimony of lie- l-netieial results proJuced i r . i' . il l- - by the use of ur. n iri t e-geiam i,iruci. IVparcil by .S. H irt. M. D., New York. 1, ice One pacUae. -. S3 00 Four " 10 IH) Eiüht 20 IM It la enrtullv nacke! u in boxes f.r transports-tion-md sent t a;iv part ol tho Unite I Slates. Texas,! Mexco nn.l West Inlics. THO.M AS &. MILES, il7 Main st. Is twe-n 3 1 and 4th, Cincinnati ( ). . ;eneral Agents of the United States. ADCII At It I.N Ajei lA.uisTiii'? ny. HELL, Evaniville Indiana

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mmmmmm rrum the rUtnburg Gazette. THE past summer (1j47) has been a very remarkable one. Erequent and heavy min, followed by intense and long continued heat, had theellect, in tn.tirst place, to promote a rapi.l growth of succ ilntJ vegetation, mid in t ho second to produce a rapid decomposition of vegetable matter, giving rise to much uiina and spreading sickness, disease and death, in Lv"vjs which had heretofore been remarkable for their sulubrity. We are credibly informed, that whole meadows, on which the crass was unusually heavy, rotted to : he ground and was not lit to be cut. In Indiana and Illinois, thesdekness was so general, that there wa not enough w ell persons to attend upon the sick, whose sulli rings were prvtracted by a want ol proper remedies, as well as of good nursing. Much ol this sulh ring might have U en prevented, had every fa m :ly kept on luind a supply of medicines-suited to counteract the illi cts of tins miasma, w ith which the atmospliere at certain times is f urcharged. In addi lion to Quinine, (which is in such general use as to o.M-d no com.neiit.) we would strongly urge every family to keep on hand one or more boxe ol "Da M Ea.nl's Liver Pills." The;-e Pills are the prescription of ancminentPhy--ieinn in Miinonr:ihaIn Co Virginia, a nd were used by him in Ins private practice as a remedy in billious cimplainLs for years before be tliought oi ollcring them to the uublic. Such, however, was the success :o the Pills, and so great the number ot persons beu efuel by them, that tho making of the quantity requi site to supply the increasing demand, legan to inter tere Matena Iv with the time reo 111 red to attend to !iipraitk'e. To prevent this he lias made arrangenierits with the hourd of J. KiDD ii. Co. No. CO Wood Nreet. Piitj.burg, Pa. to prepare and vend them. where the genuine may bo procured at all times and in nnv reasonable uuantitv. Thet Pills are not recommended as a panacea for 'all ills that flesh islu ir to," but in all aliectiona of the l.ivcr and in all bilious complaint, they stand w ithout a rival. AU w ho have ever used them, give them the preference over all other Pills, and cannot be persuaded to exchange those which they find experience to I? 11 i7,ri, and tfrctuatjor any other,even though they may I gar coatiJtor so drastic as to go "through by day light." , . - Piepared for the proprietor by J. KIDD St Co whehjg sale Druggist, No. ft) Wood Street, 1'ittsburgh, Pe. to whom ail orders Irom a distance must be directed. Sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggists throughout the United States and Cunada. 5Cr N. LI. Purchasers w ill please heparticularan inquire for "iVr. M'ljant's Jter iV," as there ard other Pill purjiorting to be "Ijver Pills," now Ihj .Io the public. dec2i-wy Sold Wholesale &. Retail by CRAWFORD BELL Main st. Evansvillc, Ind. .llonthlyisullrliii. Ro.3. THl.S world has ever been the scene of the fircest struggles between Truth and error. No sooner does Truth propound an important theory, than error, with its legion of allies, seeks to arrest its progress. A inot illustrious instance ol this, was the opposition made to th; immortal Je.nner. His mas ter mind was le I, under Providence, to thediscovcry of Vaccination, by w hich that dreadful scourge, the small hmx, was robbed ol i tu terrors. He found that the nutter from pustules upon the udder ol a cow conl:ii!ied a principle wluvli would produce the nlmoft divine results lor which he had so patiently and anx ously sought. Oppo-i!on arose. Interested persons high in social rank and professional jiosit ion, ridiculed what they dared not deny! They asserted that many vaccinated iersons became covered with hair, and t cu e.xhiiuK tl horns t and a tail: and that 111 om case a chil l ran on all lours, bellowing like a bull. Cut ihe current was soon turned. The liri'ish Parliatneni voted him XiM) sterling ($100,000,) and tlu world aug bis prais'S. The same sii:it has come down to our own time. Even while we w rite this Jiulletin, interested petsous, jealous of the wonderful cn'Icary and success ol The Ciraelenbers Jledicines, are opposing them. Misguided men! How utterly inviassible to arrest their soread. The most extraor dinary certificates are constantly flowing in to the (Company, uin sllpart of the country; certificates which have astonished the most respectable citizens. Many of these testimonials have been submitted to gentlemen ol great distinction, who have carefully examined them to Pte that they are gem cine. Anion" these, are the names of the kev. N. Hang?, D. D., ol the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall, Es-j , editor of the New-York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submitted tho whole to The Hon. W.m. V. littADv, the Mavor of New York, who has sjiven hw certificate, under the (Jreat al of theCi - ty, that they are genuine ana rel:ile, un sucn names, we tear no optwiiion. v e are fort l tied at every point, and solicit a continuance ol the unexampled patronage we have already received We would earnestly nlvi-e. 1st. That in every neighborhood where there is no Graefeiiberg Hcpot, immediate steps be taKt r to have ..nn P.. I I.., I.Ä I 4 . . t ! "'' "j ujuiMiig me jenerBi ij;eni oi anjr uis tricf, thi- can be secured. AI. Families should club together and get an immeHinte supply. - 3d. Eiiiiirrniil Societies and other chilanthronir Donics snoui.i i irni-n tneni to ttjc r.ee;y 01 the Urnetenberg Vegetable Tills alone, 30,000 ooxes are t-fut eacli ana every week! vt tue Jlenitn Lutters, an enormous nnantity. Thevct xtraordm iry Hitters are sold at twenty-live cents a paper, ana are warranteu to tuake two quart i miners superior w any in ine wt'rjo. J Jiey are cotiii..M.tIol Koots, larks, Herbs, and Ines, calher eu in tlie vn-t forests and pranrsot America and are a speetiy and certain ruktorativc ot weak and debili tated Constitutions. i he other Medicines of the Company ar" eeual value, no are as loiiows: - The (jratlenlicrg Sar.nnanua Coninound. the (raeletilierg Eye liotion, the Children's I anacen the (ireen .Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's lialm. the Hysentrry iyruo. iv i ne ut'iu ioi iii mi tiiuiaiin is .i v ru.i r-ea-ton, to whom applications for agencies may be addres' ili'I . I , : . f.. . n c. sed. hinv AUl) WAR l u.. Sferrvtarr. New York, January, 1H-I8. W.M. M. WOOLFEY, Agent nnyt-tf for Evansville. iiuAirii! tiiLvirn: THOMSON 'S COM I'Ol ! N HrtYKU I or TAU AN I) WIK)0 NAPHTHA, Tnt OTII.T CERTAI.X RKM1DV FOR THE CURE OF CO IN SUMPTION, Ashtna, Hronchists, Spitting HIchxI, I'ainln the Fide ami llreast, or throat, llaorsnes-s, ralpitation ofthefeart, Whooping Cough, Croup,llives, Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint, - .Diseased KUInevs, and Allodium generally of the Throat, Dreast and Lungs. til all tlie" diseases inculent to our climate there is none so universal, and at the same time so insidious and fatal, as Consumption. In this country especial ly. Pulmonary Consumption is emphatically a scourge and in its resit!e)s carcersweeps over tne land as a Destroying An:;cl, laying low, with relentless hand. the strongest and fairest ol our race. Hitherto all efforts to srrest this dread disease have proved vain, and all that eemed within our power was at best al levittion of suturing, rendering somewhat smoother the certain rro:rrei to the tomb 1 he proprietor, in oilerin: this preparation to the pu'dic, would embre ;he opportunity lo state upon what ground it purs torih its merits; and the reason upon which it lounds its superior claims to the atten tion of the alllicted, that atl who require its use may repose full confidence in ilscurative powers'. ince its first preparation he has had the pleasure of wit nessing its happy results in numerous instances; bu he was determined not to offer it to the public unti he had become thoroughly convinced of its etheacv Having sucn conviction, nc now connuentiy om-rs I - III. .1 asaremeuy jvimout a paraiienor tne cure oi rui MONAltY CONSUMPTION and its. kindred dis eases. liet the foljowing ppcak foritwll. I liave iispI'Thosi.-soxs iZoytrovso Svnvr or Tar Si. Woo NAriiTn, for some time in rny practice,and have found it the most ilacicnt remedy) have ever U-eJ n VorjsulIiyilc lusw, iiiuuic Vvumiin, eic when ercat irritability, w ith w eakness of the pulmo j n :.i: :.u f i. . i . -i - . i narv oririns. existed, lueraiuunv wi.u which it nt is irrea;i7 in lü 4a.vor where dysptraa or oppres.inn rsif.t.4. when is mediately relieved by it." . In I'u rn-marv Consumption it can be u.jcil with Mntidence. Ii 02 applicable to every frm of that liier, and 1 coiii.l r it a medicine well worthy the attention of 1 hyf letalis, and ciempt Irom the linpua'ion ot'emiiiraeisni." .M. CIlA.MCEilS, M. D. PhiladeU.i i. Oct. 11th. lSUi. Tlie abovemedicines prepared only by Axuxct .V l)n k-wi. at N Ii corner ol tilth and Spruce M reet Philadelphia: Sdd by C. HELL, Evansville, and respectable druggists generally. Price .hi cents or 1 er Ixitti Le ware ol interven no v 4 IS IT

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WHOLESME DEALERS IH FOREIQH AND DQMESTIS DRY GOODS, COIWKItOF illAIX AND WATE I J STKEET. EVATVSVILEE, IA., WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARUE STOCK OF

Spring and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 1 1 fitrn nroilnil receiving from the Eastern Markets. Manufacturers. &c. Our stock has been se-

W lected with great care and atextrernely low rate, under the most favorable circumstances, (with the C -VSII with an especial view to tho patronaje of the Evansville Trade, and as we have adopted the motto of "LARUE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," we have no hesitation in pledging ourselves to City and

Country Merchants, Dealers, Traders, Ate, who will be Knui enongn locau ami eeu. noi oniy ami to td ae vou in style, extent, and variety of Ooods. hut al.Ttl OFFER YOU .SI CH BARGAINS At WILL MAKK IT AN OUJECT WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO 13UY OUT OF OUR ES TAÜLIS1IMENT. , . . . ,,.,, t . &7 You are particularly requested on visiting our City to call and obtain prices belore purchas.ng. W-Callat the "EXPRESS STORE," corner of Main and Water Street. nn23 NjW(jOODS! NEW GOODS!! AT WHO E SALE AND RE T A I L . IN THE NEW BRICK STOhE NEARY OPPOSITE THE BANK (Formtrly occupied by Johnson J Crane.) THE subscrilierh is opened wii hin the last lew days, and is constantly receiving directly froniNew York an eateiwve and splendid af-ortmeiit of s . Foreign and Demestie Ery Gccds, Hats, Ecnncts, 2ccts -nd Shoes, and Xanc7 Hardware.' - Which ha ving Itcen purchased at thclatelarge IVre wory UefM .Vie., he flatters himself hecan sell nt much less than the usual ptices He is determined to exert himself to make his establishment xipul.ir at well withfiureliasi rs who are visiting the City, as with those who are residing in tow n, and would rnseetfi ly request the attention ot all to h stock, which l.e ulhrsr.t wholesale and retail upon terms which he thinks will not fail to i"ve entire satisfaction. fnplM MOIIIUS S. JOHNSON

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Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,

Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c.f &c.

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E V A NS V ILL EJ.NJ5DRY"GüOÖSAT WHOL.bSALE. ' O Connlry Merchants. I take this mcthoJto inform Merchants visiting this City hat lam in i receiut of oneol the largest and !et assorted slin k of(Johls ever brought to this City. Anninz

which I entimerate Ticks, Hcmins, Drills, Stripes, dings, liat titles, Cotton Yarns, c. My asortrijent ol nrown and bleached Cottons is, mountains. comnrleinir all the most desirable stvles

Cittons are mostly irorn the ImjwcII and Valtham Factories, and are eecidedly superior to any other goods ither foreign or donieMid, oirercd in this market With assurance that my terms and prices are more favorable to laiyers than at any other house in this city. Very respectlully.

1 ,nny mm a z r i AND WHARF-HOAT,-Skau'DCctown, Illinois. THE nndersimed lakes this method to notify tho pltbpc, that "In is the proprietor of a iaii'e and commodious WiUEF litxT, at Snawneetow;i, and that he Mill continues the Keceiving, Forwarding and Cotnoiiion Uusjness, generally. Persons landing in the nhjlit, or desirous- of secur ing pasMige in the füht, w ill alway tind a private room ami a gooa inn, on ii?trJ. He also keeps constantly on hand, a general assort ment of (KotxniLS. Pkovjmons. i.e.. suitable to the river trade In connection with th? alove business, he has oenol a floufce ol l.'ntertninrneiif , on Front street, (alout j yards Irom the Wharf Unat,) in the "Morris" Hrick House, and two frame buildings im " meuiately tielow; called the WoLt. House and Taue OriKE, uI of which have U-tn recently repaired and relitled, and where ersons may secure st ats in good oinc iwBtory, ivr any jKjni ii ine jntpriur, oil lue mail routes, . .. The public may rest assured that his Tame and Dar t-hall be supplied with the be!t the country can afford tor money, and no nains will he snared to in-. conimodale conilorlahly all who call on him. His Stable will 1 fdhd with every variety of grnin, hay, &c.t and managed by honot and faithful Dstlers, tor w horn the undersigned will 1 resj oniblc : ; . . , : . Persons landing from stiam Uats at nihf, will always bo conducted to the Hotel it they ties-ire i:. . .1 .f JIIVT 11ll i.' NEW (1ÜÜDS! SEW (iünDSÜ TUST received by JOHN UM S5IIA.NKM.Vr cwiji f of trcet, Evansville; 10( Bockot the following articles, viz:' ..I - .1 - ...ii i liocust and iv aters aires, consistinc in tart m i) meees prints ot tlie newest style, ij I) a i es urown m.'ei;jigs, 20 pieces Knl FJanncK 20 " White . do iÄ) " Canton do, 50 " lied Tick. 25 eases Boots and Shoes, 1(H) pieces Uleached Shirtings, 20 pairs Iarge Elankets, lilue and Oreen Mackinaw do, -15 boxes Hats and Caps, assorted, . GO dozen Hosiery, Sattlnets, Cas.-imrrsaml Jeans, Jtuena Vista Casiinere; Paramatta and Coburgh Cloths, California Plaids, Cashmeres, M. Lnins, Alpaccas of every variety. Wool Cloakings, 5 pieces Uro De Rhine Silks. Also, Linen Cambric Hdk'fs, fancy and Elack Filk do. A large assortment of Shawls from OOcts. to S.OO. . ÖCT All kinds ol 1 roduce taken in exchango dec21-'47tf , Trox. A LARitE and general assortment of all f-ics o Y. Common Isar, rlat, Kound and tsjuare, Urond and Narrow Uand, Axe and Hoe Dar. Plow liar. Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small Hods, tonet her with all sizes usually called for in the above line, t or sale by A. liAUtiULLN, ap "J Water st. a. ii. jom:s a co.. r oducc Dealers 6i Commission Hlh'ts - No. 1 Front Street, St.I.ou. Jiefcrcncts: E. ScW. Ix'WM. r mi. Ifarrinjrton, Hannahs Co.. - i llrckwith .V Dryer, t - . J Hall, .Mellon &.i:n!lish. " - t II Whitmore oct2o-y Mathews iV. I'att h. SYTIIK SNATHS & PITCH I OKKS. )f Dozen Eampso.'i patent Snaths; t0J 50 do do' . do Common; 10 do superior 1 itch lurks; for sale by may 1CJ OLIVER LA DD

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MBB, BOOH AZ2CVS LTAin TH32ET Janes,' I'lantation stuffs, Osuaburg, Wickln, Wau1 believe, the most complete west of the Alleghany selected from the best manufactories. Mv bleached OL1VEK LAD. A VALUABLE FA KM for SALE rr. ty-one and one half acres, ninety-fix improveu, u i V . A 4.B" I n U liUOUl I 14 UHU TIA miles from i,vansville on the state road load mr te Trrre Haute, one half mile from Erowning's stt ani nn.l. 1 his land lies on both sides of the state road and can be so divided that it wiil make two gooc! ianis. On the East side ot the road is a new tw story frame house, with a store room attached, thir ty-two feet tonsr. a frame pmoke house and shop, a I large double log lam sixty-six feet long by twentyi two wide, with a twelve foot shed running the whol .'ngih, and all other nectsary out Muklinps, ano plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple trees, 'itfi a variety of peaeh nnd other Iruit trees On the west sido ot the road, is a good frame dwellill?, a fra.u" smoke house, with large double barn, well shaded, H'ith stables and other out buildincs. one hundred bi-jring apple trees ot the bett kind, also a va-iietyof peau'tt plumb and cherry trees, a never lailimr well of ti.e bst kind of water. . '1 he land L Illgll htaie UICUI.IV""!"11 iii;oou univuiy. Leand black oak Uut'H-r for all purposes, plei.ty i . . . ..I ... r .i i.:..i. j w'ite ai ! u' and. tree and lime ;tou7 rook, in short everything to make it a det-irahle location. ' It is one of tlie best locations in this part of the Str'e tor a store and public house. This farm will be on reasonable terms and payments madeeaey. I'r further in tor ma tion enquire of James T. Walker, vi Evansville or to the proprietors on the premises. Possession maybe had immediately it required JOHN UUKTIS. : THOMAS llENNFftax" Scott townthip.Vanderbiu-g eo. la. Iapl3 dAcwSk" j oEW A.-VD CHEAT DHV GOODS JLTST OPEXED AT 0 AeiYi tn Frame Building, on Main Sirri jq ' O -Tf) 1S, fancy Prints; (0 ps. tiinghvims Prints, at only 10 cent per yard: 20 ps Cii.ghams, colors warrated, at J6 c'ts per yard; X) pt hli-uehtd Domestic; ll) case's Hau; 10 do Boots; lOdoz Ladies' slippers; us Jnli Mneu, from 23 cenfs to SI 00 p.r yard; 50 Berage fvurfs, at only 50 ets each. -25 sup summer shawls; 20 ns Fancy Linen Drills: (ilovcs. tikand Mhite Kid, Pic Nie and Cotton; Su-el Ueods and Vutm Trjrqtriing.s; 50 doz Hosiery, embracing every quality; 5 bales Brown Domestjq 1 do Drilling; , ' do Osnabcrgs, And many other articles, which makes our assort ment eoual to any that ran be found in tlux iiv Wemost respectfully fKilicit a call from all who wsih to buy con1.-, c ither at wholesale or retail, ns we feci contidf ut that they will find it to their interest to purchase ot us lvKOE.N Sc MOIiuAN, A'o. 83, Main street.1 JL'SjT reci'ived from New ork, G Hall Iite- Cognac Itrandv-; 2 Pipes Ib.lland Cin; 1" en-ks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Kum; lObarketsChampaigne; 5 bxs Cordials: ItHl" t laret; IjO" Sardine?; 4eX) cans Ovsters; 25 thousand Tiirara CJrrnrafor sale by ALUS &. HOWES. "P 24 Water st. SUfiAIt I SL'KAIl ! SUGAR f i fid IIHDrfNew Orleana tfugar. JLUU 200 B.igs Rio co:ree 2.V) Bbls Molasses; n sore and for sale by . ALLI5 Sc IIOWE., np2l Water st

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tit I lr ra tr Tf IT ir W v V W L; Z ' . : onui nns iTrir7eTi?siF s ?; ji-nvm-wTi ?t i& u ntr ä Site I)r. Townsend's Componna extract. r--; S AlATAltlLLA. t This Extract is put up in ouart ' bottled it is fix times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted sujienor to iny sold. It cures ciseae8 without vomiting, pur ?ing, sickening or debilitating the patient, and : is particularly adapted for a . ' ( The en at beauty andsupeiioritv of this Sarsnnarilla overall other remedies is, while it eradicates dis ease, it vigorates the body. Consumption cured Cleanse and strengthen Cunsuutntion can Incured Bronchitis, consumption, liver complaint. colds,' cotighs,caiarrn, asthma, spitting of blood, sore ness in the chest, hectic Hush, night sweats, dirhcult or profuse expectoration and pain in the tide, ic, have and can be cured. Probably there never was a remedy that has been so successful in desperate case of consumptionai tliis; it cleanses and strengthens the system, and appears to heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the patients gradually regains their usual health and strength. Cl'EIOVS C ASK VT CO.XSt MFTlO.V There is scarcely a day Pasees but there axe a num ber of eases oi Consumption reported as cared by the use of Dr. Townscnd'u Sarsaparilla. The following was recently received. Dr. Iowasexd JJtar 2tr; ror the last three years I have been atiUcted with general debility, and ner vous consumption of the last stage, and did not expect to ever gain my health at all. After going hrtough a course of medicine under the care of some of the inobt distinguished regular physicians and members of the Board ot Health in New York and Isewhcre, an i s im. nilinjx the most of my earnings in attempting to regain my health, and alter reading in some paper of your iSarsnparillal resolved to try it. After u.-ing tix bottles I found it done me great good and called to see you at your oiiice, with your advice 1 kept on, and do inott heartily thank you for your advice. 1 persevere in taking the Sarsaparilla, and have been able to attend to my usual labors for the last three mouths, and I hope by the blessing ot iod and your Sarsa arilla to continue my health. .. helped me beyond the expectations of all that knew my case. CHAKLES QUIMb V Orange, Essex Co. N.J., Aug. 2, 1S47 Slate of New Jersey. Esex County, ss. Charles Quimhy being sw orn according lo law, on bis oath saith, that the forego.ng statement is true according to tue best ol his knowledge and belief. CHAKLES QU IM BY. Sworn andsubscrilied tolieforeme Rt Orange, the 2d Aug. lc?47. . CYEUS BALDWIN. Justice of the Peace. SriTTlNO BLOOD. Head the following and say that consumption is incurable if you can. Iew l ork. April 14 4 . Mb. Towsed: I varily 1-clieve that your Sarsapirilla has Ik en tlie means, through Pro viJer.ce, ot -aving my life, 1 have tor several years had a bad ough.. It liecame worteaud worte. At latt I rnisj1 large quantities of blood, had night sweats, and was Krately debilitated and reduced, and did not ex,x;ct to live. ' 1 have only used your Sarsnpaiilla but i short lime, and there has a wonderful change U en wrought on me. 1 am now able to walk all over ttu city. I rab-e no blood, and my cough has left me. I ou can well imagine that I am thanklul l-r then.lesuits. l our oLedi nt servant. Wm. lirsstLi.. Cj Catharine st. LOT II E EPELCH. The annexed certificate tells a inlple and truthful story of suffering and relief. There are thousauds ol similar ca:-es in this city and Brooklyn, and yet i nercrtre iiiousnnn of parents w no let their children die tor it-ar ot being humbugged or to HgS. lillOOKLY. rrsTii it iRt7 Dn. Towxsesd: I take pleasure in stating, for : he benefit of those whom it may concern, that iny daughter, two years and six months old, was ntllicted with general debility and loss of speech, bhe was given up as past recovery by our family physician; but fortunately I was recommended by a friend to try your Sarsaparitla. Before having used one Iwttle she recovered In r speech and was en allied to walk alone, to the astonishment of all who were acquainted with the circumstance. Sheis now quite well and in muh better health than she has been lot 1 8 months past. JOSEPH TAYLOK, I'jy York st. Biooklvn. TWO CHILDREN SAVED. Very few families indeed in facf we have not heard of one that ued Dr. Towni-endVSarsapaiilla in time lost nny children the past Sunnier, vl.i!e those that did not sickened nnd died. - The certificate wetmblish lelow is concln.-ive evidence of its value and is only another instance of itsaarin ihi live o h-i i . ... ...B ildren: J ; 1)R. TOWNSEXD DotrSir: I had tw-nel.ildrn err. ed by your Sartaparilla of the summer eonuilnintnnd dysentery; one was only 15 months old and the oih e j years, r i hey were rery much mtuced, and iew eeeieu iney would uiej itiey were given up by tw respectahle physicians. When the doctor ihlormed us that we must lone them: we resolved to irv vaur c5ars2tiari!la we had Iietml so much of, but had little confidence; there Uing so muchstuH advertised that is worthier; but we are very thankful that we did, lor it, unnoubtedlv tavttl the lives ol both I n-rit. ihis that others may Ite Induced to use it. lours.reiecilully, JOHN WILSON, Jr. ' Myrtle avenue, Broklyn, Sept. 15, 1Ö47. LUNATIC ASYLUM. . Jamea Cumnumni. h.fa. one f ih Aiclctmf. ; the Lunatic Asylum, BI ickwelU Island, is the cen I nin.n in..l. ... f ! ,L. f II... '. t . 1 oiuiau rjjo&ruoi in ine iouowinj letter: Kit t,U AI AT1S.M . i his is only one of innre ihn ft fill! r fffiiioanr1 rA rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla lias cured I he most severe and chronic cases are weekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues: - ' , n, WEu'8lsLAxrif.S?pl. 14,-1847.-. DR. 1 OWXSEXD: I have ufTerril terriMtr f.xr r.in rears with the rheumatism? enni.l-ri.i..f iL l could not eat, alerp or work; I had the - most 'dis tressi;:j pains, and my limbs were terribly swollenI have u..l four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have done uie rr.ore than one thousand dollars worth ofcood I am S.O much letter. Indeed. 1 am entire. ly relieved. You arc at Lbcrty to use this for the benem ut ihe alilicted. i ours, rest sixcilullv. JAMEStUMAILXCS. COULD K0T WALK. That Dr. Townsend's Sarsarnrilla is the very best remedy for female complaints tnere is no elii-putinc thousands and thousands of weak and debilitated em ales that .were prostrated by tho. diseases to Inch lemales are subject were soon in the enjoy inenti'f robust health. New YoKK.Fep' 25, 1847. i)a. Towjssfnd: My wife has for the last year been M.n.,anuiii a greatly reuueeu state ot heal til beug reduced by a variety of complaints such as female are liable to; she got so bad at length that she was entirely unable to walk, and was as helpless a. a cniui,ne commenced us'.n? your Sarsmiarilin .... site immediately bejran complaints left her, and after takinir wvernl h!il he is restored. Being a tingular case I have thought it might do good to publush u. yiie used a number it remedies that done her no srood nrpvi.ms.lv Yours, respectfully, . . JOHN MULLEN, .;. n TOTIIEEADIFi..81; " GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dt. 1 OWNSKND'S SARSA speedy cure tor Incipient consumption, and For the general prostration of the svstetn nn mit..r .. the result of inherent causeor causes, produced by ir regularity, illness or accident. - Nothing can lc more surprising than its inviorating effects on tlie human frame. Persons all w"eakneaa and latitude, from talcinsr it al once become rooiist ana tun ot energy under its influence. It immcJtalely counteracts the nen-elessness ofthi fm,!,. frame, wliich is tbe great cause of barrenness. It will not be expected of us, in cases of so delicate a nature, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but we can assure the afflicted that hundred r A. h"e been reported tous. Dr. Tow.xse.nd: Mv wife hcin? prentlr ditmQCvf by weakness and general debility, and sulleriiK continually bypaiaand with other dillirnliie. an7 Imv. in known cases where jcur medicine has fflleted cases as I have descrilied, I obtained a bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla and followed the directions you gave me. In a short period it removed her com laints and restored her to health. Being grateful for lie benefits she receive-d. I take nlcasure i.i lima Mr knowledgin? it, and reeommendinir it to the public ii. it. iiuour,, cor. oi Urand and Lvdiussts. Albany, Aug. 17, 81 14 t Ik t IV- r . m m m - . . "

.".TO MOTHERS rAND M AKUU DLADLS This Extract oi Sar&apaiilla has leen expr prepared in refert noce to kmale complaints. Ko fa male who has reason to supiiose she is approaebin that critical period, "the turn ot life. b&uUl niJ!

to take it, as it is a certain preventive lor anv otthi Hill luiis unu iiiiiinMi-iu.HiiMa iu wnicn telltales arc 4t.ject at tins lime ot ule. J bis period may be de ia.;etl tor -vera I yiars ly using thist medicine.- Noi : I-, u ss valuable for those who are approaching womanhood, it is calculated to ossint nature by iuickening tlie bloid and invigorating ihe ej stem. Indeed mm-cine is uivaiuabio ior an tne disease to wlich women are subject. ... , , . It braces the vv hole system, renews permatf ntly tha "O"1' energies by rt moving the impurities ot the body not so lnr stimulating ti c sysrem as to module a subsequent rela xatiou, w hich is the care ot most mcuincs taken for liciale weakness and di. ease. . . ..... . U1" DISEASE OF THE. HEART,. RUPTURE AND , DKCTY; h't " "n Ktyr Yc.E-. July, 22, 1846. Dr Towxsfnd-parS,r : My wile has been afflicted w iih a terrible rapture for over filtern years' the greater pait of the time. She has been troubled with shortness ot breath &. great Hut tet irg at tke heat which has Wen veiy distress ine, and has frequently been uuahle to leave l.er lied. The rupture waa very large and severe. She tried almost every remedy for such cases with but litile bene lit. When the had taken but three bottles of your excellent medicine ehe was entirely relieved of the disease of the heart, and the rupture has almost entirely di.-nppeared. She hr.s also had the dropsy, and was very much 'wollen. e had no idea that she could be so benefited, as she had Fuch a complication of diseases But it has, as strange as it may appear, relieved her ol the dropsy. 1 am aware that this statement is so strange as to appear almost like fiction, but it i sober reality. Your Sarsapai ilia is certainly a valo able medicine, and should bebsrd by every one that ssulTeriRjr as we have If aay Iibdieve thia account, they areatliberty to tall at my house and have ocular demonstration. Yours, resnectfullv 7 - yiLU ATOWSER, RanÄlt. .DYSPEPSIA. ' rjo And or medicine has ever been discovered which so nearly reseud.ks the gastric juice or saliva in deconijHMr.g food and strengthening ti e orpansot digestion as this preparation wi SarsaoaiiJla: It poe mvely cures every cabe ofdysjieiia, however tcver or chronic. i . Bi.K DrKTMtxT. Autxsv, May 10, IS 15, ' . DU. 1 OWN.SLÄD -l : I havft lien li.t.wl f. ... eral years with dyspepsia m its worst toruu attended niij.ouine.-s. oisu.maen. loss of appetite, extrem lieartburn, and a great aversion to all kinds of food, and tor weeks what 1 could eat) I Lave Uen unabli to retain but a email portion on my stomach. 1 tried the usual remedies, but iLc-v had little or no efiect ia removing the CLinplaint. 1 was induced, al ut two months since, to tiy your extract of Sarjaparilla, and I must say with Jntle, cot.hixnce: but alter usian nearly two bottles, 1 found niv atmeiit .H the heartburn entirely runoved; and 1 would earnest ly recommend iheu-e of it to those -h.i ufllicted as 1 have Uen, Yours, &e. v n p i ,W' W; VAN ZANDT. Ii. 1 urenare none but sueh a Imv. I that hide thelxtttle completely, end have the wiuun signature otS. P. T(iV4SE"M. ' l nncipal cCkc, 12C 1 ulton-t,Sun Diäldir.g N. Y.; corner of .Market rnd Broad st. Newark, Js. J., and by juintipal Drtirebts and Mru-mmis cent rally thro' out the Untied s-tates, U est Imiies, and the Conadsu lorcniui.y: ALLIUM. 11 ALLCCK. T, , Drttggi?t.Mi;iii.Si, Eansvi le, Ind. Who is appoint! u ly the piopiietor. Wholesale Atrent,withau:horiTv trtitihit .Mftiiufr.cluirspiices. Tor Sale oho I y i'.'K I.AKi . i'Ai.U CK. . Piii-'-iu Piii.ethii, Ir.d. march l?-dS.w lv Cincinnati Clothing Store V .1 mm -m R! JiiA ST., KVAAS VJLLK IA.. I I AVLju.-t received Irom their Alanutacioiy iu XJL Cincinnati, the hUst ew orL style of bi'KI.M; .-U.M.WEli CLtnillMJ, All of which are made and trimmed iu the lst man uer under their direction expiesly for this u.ailtt, and consists of every article re.piritc to cunij icU i;eiitleuien' wardrol-es. . , COATrf. Superior Black anxl Blue French and English Clolb Dre.-s, it roe k and Sack Coat. lull trimmed I Ca.imi ret. Brown, fJreeiiand tray, and all col-' ors of Tweed Dress, Sak and IVock (Vets. Black Siinnner Chiih, Lustre sue Ciou.n Cloih Dre-sF, I'riM-k and ta ki Brow n l.ii.en and Linen Check and (iinehnm Ctats. Every vaiiety of Coals Coate'sond P.uund&houis. ': . .. . i -. . ' PANTALOON?. ; ; Sujierior Elnck atul Blue Cloth nrul Casimra Pants. Eancy l'renchCassimere do. Black Ltutic, Brown Ijnen, Linen Check, Tweed and Corduroy Pauls, of every vaiietv and price to suit ciistometij ,V'1,S. .; ; . . Bl'k Salin, plain nnd I'micv Silk and Vvlve while .MrM-ille and .Mam i lies ol oil colors, aud , kiiids-of common vests nnd pi iiTs.'' , ruiiMsiiLc; coons. .. - . vjjeEfcS'0 Allthcjate styles of pi sir gtt- . g- and fancy silk and satin Cra-Pft f fSfcvsts, Sca'f andsttxrks-.wliuLyuj'. silk and all colors i'ocke-l lTand kerchiefs; Lii en and Linen bosejm shirts; Muslin and Eannel; elo.; T'lsn nel anl Net under thirls and Draw; Sl.irt l ollars; Fashionable. Beaver, kid, thread , and ciaioo Ulores; embroidered and pliiifiitnni."peiidi i?; tiik, lindiarn and cotton Viiibre-lla; Silk Hatt Cnpr; Boots, Mioes; walkimr canes, A c. .'. r AH the alove articles and evrTj-tltin rlre in tht furuishing line will U'tidd st-Cii.ci. nattpiiei s for CASH. .... .' ' - , Ve sliall continue torrcrive freHisnprJicf weekly. during the season from our Msnufactg v in Cincin . naii. isp4-tf, A11LEKLNU A. Birl.MtK. 75 CESTS.' " -.- Dr. ClinnipioiiS Vegetable Ague n . illedicincl'J .;t - A SAFE and warranted Cure lor Fevers ot every " description. . Also, Dr. Champion's Vegetable AntiBillious, Ami-Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartic Pills, possessing tour important coiiibint-dproj rtiesJor the cure of Di.-eaes. carel'ullr and corrcctiV eonibilieJ. Ons ar--ticle to assist the e fleet ot another for the benefit of -the Health ol Mankind. - ' i . ' These pills contain the tour leading properties fcr the cure of diseases. ' "1'heic is notJironicslUctionin m which the Liver, the Stomach, the Bowels or th blood is not concerned. There-lore, thbsc pills are carefully and correctly prepared tt meet tho aevoral indications. In all Bilious conodalnts they cure by acting upon the liver, aud carrying off the dun dant, or excessive bile: aud at the sams fjme ex'citing- ' the liver into full action. r In dyspepsia, ihey cany ' off the accumulated mass ol acidity, and correct tlw ' stomach and digestive organ. Jt tact wellknown and trpnera llvackiiowledced. tliat'a great part of chronic diseases depends upon impurity ot the blood. These pills possess thepowtr of puriiying the hloo.1. ven in the most obstinate cases of scxojulaor flare id temnrramenti and as a cathartic, theyactgcntly upon the IkwIs, removiae all unliealthy ccumu lations. Vhey are mild in their nature, -and may bo used with pcriect safety in all ogestrom infancy to old age. For sale by ' .. " v . 1 , Wm.M.Woo!sey&r;an9vineIa. ' C. Bell, Dr. Thos Newman,-iit.- eruon is. k. B. Hallock. IVinceton la W.J. Whitiog. CynUiianna la. . v it Dimirk. BoonTille la- , . ': Dr. Josejdi :?o-er, incennes ll -3 in w. . IXSÜUASCE. .NOTICE. THE undersigned as agent for the Co'. urnbus Ohio Insurance Corrrpany, isprepatt ed to take risks on on shipmenisol Mercbsn .4. frmliicfl. Arc. from and to any part of. the L , States by fcteam and sailing vessels, atcara, tanaJ4 keel and flat boats, also upon building, mereheadixcl The Li-rh reputation wliicii this Company beari lö itaabilitrl liUrality and proruptnes in adjusting loses, entitles it to the conhdence and fatronnge of ih public. k?AACA- CJiANE,'fIUST Received this day by express, a few cases of mens' line Calf r.ionrecs and Misses Laced Boots and a variety of'childrcns' shoes, &c, &e. - -may v. W.ü. iEli, No 2i mt'm street

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