Columbus Gazette, Volume 3, Number 12, Columbus, Bartholomew County, 9 December 1846 — Page 4

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T'-nr h.t i. i. i ixliii and Bra" cl - A. State State "kiip, fJ, 1C Ml,-. -1 5 .wi IS J . 14 ; ren Z c ":- J c . 13 Cl3 Stats lip, J h . J 41,JUan .v L.. r j Waji'a ct"cl. , Terre-IIaute-Woudbum& King's, Madison New Albany Insurance Co ILLINOIS, State Bank of Illinois 40 dia Bank of Illinois, Shawncetown 70 dia KENTUCKY. Bank of Louisville par Ban it of Kentucky par Northern Bani of Kentucky par MQSSQURI. State Bant and Branches par MICHIGAN. Ban of River Raisin broken Michigan Insurance Co. 10 dia VIRGINIA. Eastern Ban&s Wheeling Banfrs ,'-;r PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia City Ban&s Pittsburgh Ban&3 CountryCans . NEW YORK. City Ranis Country Ban. ',3 - dl3 dis ..par 1 dis 5 dis pat 5 dis 4 to 2 to MARYLAND. Baltimore City Bards par Country BanAs--.- .2 to 5 dis NEW ENGLANf). Boston City Ban' s-- ... 2 dis All other solvent Ban." s -5 dis SPECIE EUYINii- KATES. American Gold 1 prem Foreign Gold t prem Silver prem EXCHANGE selling rate. New York 11 prem Baltimore 1 prem Philadelphia L J prem OLD OHIO BANKS. Clinton Bant, Columbus 1 dis Lafayette Bard of Cincinnati par Ban.t of Wouster 3 dis Bard of Massilon 2d is Bani of Circleviile 2 dis Bank of Sandusky 2 dis Bani of Norwaik dis NEW OHIO BANKS. Errnches of the State BankJc of Ohio. Fran&lin Branch, Cin Mechanic's & Traders Bank par par FranAlin Branch, Columbus Exchange Branch do-.-"'2 dis dis Hierchan l7s Chilacothe Xenio Dayton Delaware do Cleveland.--" dis 2 dis 2 dis I dis 2 dis do Chilacothe----do Xenia do Dayton do Delaware FREE BANKS OF OHIO City Ean.-V, Cincinnati City Ban, Cleveland City Bant, Columbus Commercial Bant of Cincinnati----Dayton Bnr.A-, Dayton - Ban& of Geauga, Painsville par 2 dis 1 dis par -1 dis 2 dis I Western Reserve. Ban, Warren BROKEN BANKS OF OHIO. Miami Exporting Company Com. Bmsi of Lale Erie, ClevelandBant of Cleveland - Hani of Hamilton Lancasier'Ohio Ban, Lancaster Comm. Lkmk of Sciota, PortsmouthFarmers Banfc of Canton Urbana Banking Company, UrbanaG ran villa Alexandrian Sociaty 2 dis 60 dis -10 dis -10 dis -10 dis 10 dis 10 dis 56 dis 45 dis '45 dis JbeUanon Miami 13. Lebanon Manhattan B. Manhattan Exchange B. Cincinnati---" (j-Those marked flics- apa doubtful. F 1 3hv. X A T BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerk's office of the Rush county Circuit Court, I willj offer for sale at public auction, at the court house door, in the town of Columbus, Bartholomew county and State of Indiana, on Saturday the nineteenth day of De e ember next, the rents &, profits for seven years of in and to the following described real estate, to wit: The East hzf of the South East Quarter of Section Thirty-four, Town ten, Range four east, containing eigty acres more or les3: and on failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy the full amount demanded by said writ I will then and there offer for sale the fee simple of the same. Taken as the property of Thomas Barns to satisfy said writ. Sale between the hours of 10 o'clock A M, and 4 P M on said day. Win. M. HobbsShfF. 10-3t. nov25, 1B46. (Pf$2) BY virtue of an execution from the Clerk's office of the Bartholomew Circuit court to ,ii! directed, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the court house, in the town of Columbus, Bartholomew county, Ind., between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clocK on Satur day the nineteenth day of December next, the rents and p roots lor seven years or, in ana to the following described realty, to wit: The East half of the South east quarter of Section twelve, Town eight North of Range eix East, containing eighty acres more or less; and on failure to realize a sum sufficient to atisfy tho full amount demanded by said writ I will then Bind there offer for sale the fee simple of the name; taKen us" tho propcrv of John P. Wales, tt the suit of Mary Vineyard. Wm. M. HOBBS, ehff. JNav. 5, IS43L (Pf $200) 10-ta. IA. M 'W 4u Jtt. MA., if i Y virtue of fix writs of venditioni exponas me dire c'..d fro..?, the Clerk's office ol ta B-irthoiornew Circuit Court, I will o r lor eal at puL'iic auction, at the Court house door in the town of Columbus, Bartholomew county Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock A M and 4 P M, on Monday tho 14th day of December next, the rents and profits for seven years of in and to tho following realty, to wit: LOT NO. 12, in tne town of Hartsville, Bartholomew county, Indiana; and on failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy the fulll imount demanded by said writs, I will then and there offer for sale the fee simple of the same. Taken as tho property of Lampkin McKinney, at the suit of the State of Indiana. Wm. M. Hobbs, Shff. Nov. 13, 1843. (Pf $2) s, 7 ht-rrby civen that on t 12th day of Do--r next, between r, -1 i .( ' k j 'ei i of ! 0 o'1 M, I x.ill r C r t VP' .e, pursuant to a n i hove; r - l i i 'fll t it p-o at' curtp 2 i t the 1 ' 1 f, 1 j , i ' Ii A 1 If r 1 -it the Court h 3i f t'jir , i 1 " r , i r - 1 r f 1 f 1 I j u 1 -.,11 Town of 1 . - : of the V !' ' if ' "tl i 4, 1 ft t r .1.. i Ud t A i t (i F i t r i d I ' . c 1 i ivt i, i . r i T' : ana 1 1 . .TO'

Worn Sp :cinc promptly exp worms to an mconsklerableu number! rjflO substantiate the above fact many hursdli redi3 of testimonials could be adduced, r- t . r . . 1 t j" out Ot wLicn tne lonowinnr aTe sciecieu, u-rn individuals of standing and veracity, Indeed, it is confidently afHrmed that each new trial f( the powers of this remedy will have an addituvi . al tendency to widen and confirm its fame, and that if it were universally known and diffused over the United States, it would not save les than many hundreds, if not thouannds ofl'iv annually. CERTIFICATE. I do certify that a vial of Dr. McLane'a Amer ican Worm Specific expelled five hundred and two whole worms, and pieces that would have made sixty more, from a boy of John Levelling, which, if laid in a straight line would have most probably measured the enormous length one hundred yards. Josiau Jackson, Owner of Water Forge, and other works. Mo nongalia county, Va. MEDICAL TESTIMONY, Mr. Jonathan Kipd Sir: This i3 to certify that I bought two dozen Dr. McLane's Vemi fusre of your a gent, and used it in my practice ; and out of the two dozen I did not hear, in one instance, where there was one failed in having the desired efl'ect, and in every case expelling from 5 to 150 worms. N. B. This statement I freely make, that the people may try and know the effects of this powerful medicine. feb. 23 A. P Couyei.i., M. D. SURPRISING EFFECTS OF DR. MCT.ANE's WORM SPECIFIC. On Saturday, Feb. 7th, 1845, Mr. James Richardson called at the drug store of J. Kidd &. Co. corner of Fourth and Wood streets, and made the following statement: A child of mine had ben very sick for some ten days; we had given her purgative medicine but it had done her no good. One of our neighbora came in and said that it was worms that was destroying the child, and at the same time spoke of the wonderful effects she had witnessed from using Dr. McLane'a Worm Specific in that neighborhood. We procured a vial; gave one teaspoonful ; the child discharged 42 large worms. I gave another teaspoonlui which brought away 46 more ; in all 83 worms. As a duty I owe to you and the community, I freely make known these facts. My child is now well What is very remarkable, the worm specific expelled the worms alive in about four hours after I gave the mcdicins. Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD, & CO. Wholosale and retail druggists. Wood street, Pittsburg. N. B. Be particular to ask for Dr. Mc'i.ane's American Worm Specific, fuge. or iU-nt Vermiv I v . FOR THE CURE OF HEP IT AT ES OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEEDACHE. Symptoms cf a diseased liver. Pain in the righS side, under the edge of the ribs, increas ed on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in the right arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels, in general, are costive, sometimes alternating witn lax, tne neaa is troubled with pain accompanied with a dull heavy sensation in ttie back. part. 1 here is generally a considerable loss of memory, ac companiedwith a painful sensation of having lelt undone something which ought to have been done. A slight dry cough is sometimes attendant. The patient complains of weari ness and debility ; he is easily startled, his feet are. cold or burning, and he compmins ot prickly sensation ot tne skin; his spirits are low ; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact he distrusts every remedy. Several of tho aoove symptoms attenu the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination ot the body alter death has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged CERTIFICATES. This is to certify, that having been associat ed witn nr. iU'jLane in the practice ot medi cine for nearly two and and half years, I have had many opportunities of witnessing the srood effects of his Liver Pills, and I believe they have cured and relieved a much larger proportion ot the diseases ot the Liver than nave Known cured ana relieved by any other course of treatment. OLIVER MORGAN, M D. Dec. 7, 1833. DR. M 'LANE'S LIVER PILLS. This is to certify that I have been afflicted for six years with the Liver Complaint and ap plied to different physicians, obtaining tempo rary relief. On hearing of Dr. McLants Liv er t His, 1 obtained and used two boxes, i now feel almost fully restored to health the Liver Pills have given me surprising relief. S. DAVIS, near Pittsburg. 13Glserre None are genuine without a fac-simile of the proprietors signature. Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD & Co. Wholesale & Retail Druggists, No 60 Wood st. Pittsburg. N. B. in order that there may be no mistake be particular and ask for '-Dr. McLane's TJver Pills" The above medicines are for sale by N- H Hinckley, columbua; B. Ellis, Azalia ; T. Wilxerson, Scipie; S.mixh Vawter & Co, Vernon March7, 1343. SO ly. . 9 jkj ij i.A'kj t hSri. Li U ja. rilE undersigned having entered into copartnership as Druggists, would vite the at tent ton ot dealers in DtiUGb, Ail.ul.CfN.i'jfa PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIES.DYESTIJFFS PERFUMERY, FANCY AND COMMON BRUSHES: in short almost every article usu1 y 5 c tii ev.r 1 , s t1 e, n s v are determined to s ' ' , emliduj ' t ruK-uisv of articles ! 1 ' Of i 6 k. ' .... t vet. Uur stand is on i t i s'rect, 2 . 1 - 1 t f ' cf ". G jCO't'C. Tin 1 a s t f . 1 1 1 1 oc

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th 'V O' t that indispensiLlo sp Liidi', t " riAIikLi HOUbL, and two duois norr'i of J. G. P i.iinga store, and the second door south of the Drug Store of Finley and Iluddiek, where lie has furnished himself with a choice collection of Ne plus ultra, 'Silver steel, Rattler,' and Invisible edged Razors 'all of which he warrants to remove' the I.1JCAI.XI without abralding in the slightest ' degree the outer surface of the cuticle, or displacing any of the squamous plates composing the epidermis, lis has also prepared a vast quantity of saponaceous and odoriferous extracts and compounds, as Extract F V d Orange? lGhaile tie ZlacaparJ pour la crue des choveux, Ean de vie de lavender? lJEan de Cologne,'' 'E strait de boquct,1 Ja-ynt? Hair Tonic? ' O! triage's Balm of Columbia.1 All of which will operate to produce a clean scalp, by removing the DANDRUFF, and to increase the growth of the HAIR by stimulating the CAPILLARY GLANDS to secrete CORNEOUS MATTER. They ex ercise a powerful influence in developing the CEIIEHIJAIi OX1GAJVS, and forming the 'beau ideal' of a Phrenological head. Also 'SAPOPHAUE? 'SAVOULA ROSE? 'CRENE DE AM AND E DES AM ORES? E VE II LA IN? 'SAVOU? Zee. These act upon thej skin of the face, and remove exonthematous tumors, naeval blotches, &.C., inducing a roseate complexion, and that ruddiness of cheek so much admired by the ladies, and to obtain which (must, with the ma ny) be a DESIDERATUM IN THIS CL1MA Ti:. S 11 AVEOLOG Y. This art includes in the opinion of ti y u U. V,' y y t. u U a . tne minor branches of pogopixy and barbotony, and was early an object of considerable inte rest with the ancients; out it is only laueny that it has assumed its proper station among the arts and sciences. The Professor has aevoted great attention to W II ISKE R O G R API! Y nd has succeeded in extracting from a cha otic mass of material? that had been accumul ating for ages, a series of rules that willap ply to the visage of any member of the human lanmy. V U.::ivliUci, (at the option jo the weaver.) wiu oe located ana cultivated of evrv known species as 'Bowie? 'Dirk? 'Muff? Streak? Flash or Goatee, and Jicki.c ' WhsJ-ers, A LS O, A N UNP A R A LLALED ASS OR TMEMT OF Mouslaclioi?, such us 'vtnsffo ' 'Mustella? El IScy,' 'Bolivar? Paid, tyc. n C--'' li W id Li including thrixotomy and Odoramathv is inti mately connected with Phrenology and Meta physics; and it was the opinion of the late lamented Dr. Locomotion, Phrenologist, practical and theoretical, that he could detect character from the cut of the lock or perfume of the curl, almost as certainly as from Bump-al manifestation. The Professor is prepared to grow and orna ment aj cranium with any description of locks, curls and crests, t"yc, as Club, Soap, Ingmg, Eult and Bob Locks, also Chain, Curve, Wave, plain zrig-gla curis, call and say with the Queen of Sheba the "THE HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD?' then seated with all appliances, dexterously applied, you will enjoy the bliss the worthy Roman fetter when contemplating the bright elyaian that awaited him when he had shuffled off this mortal coil." Who would not shave at Mayo's I 1 1 1 Columbus, October 14th, 1846. n4-tf. A S.4FE AND SURE CUKE FOR Oiills os Ague and Fever, In the unprecedented space of five hours. The attention of the public is particularly called to this Great Remedy for Chills or Ague and Fever, and in doing so the Proprietor deems it oroper to make the following declarations the truth ot which he desires the people to tea' by a trial, and he will cheerfully abide thei1 decision, viz; 1st. The article is pleasan and convenient to take. 2nd. It will cure verv case, if the directions are observed. 3d It will leave no injurious effects in the system; on the contrary it imparts strength to the constitution. 4th. It is purely vegetable, and refined from all gross particles which render other preparations so muddy and disagreeable to the taste. 5th. It will cure with perfect certainty in five hours. Certificates on the wrapper around the bottle, of cures from six months to ten years' standing. Any quantity of certificates might be appended of the benefits of this medicine, in this immediate vicinity, but it is deemed unnecessary. The medicine will recommend itself. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn., and for sale by TII03. HAYS, Jr., Columbus. Price 31 per bottle. Com! ion. To prevent fraud, observe upon the Directions upon the bottle, the written signature of GEO. W. HOUSE. Also, moulded in the bottle nn INDIAN, with the words, "House's Indian Tonic, prepared by Geo. IV. iTouse." All others are counterfeit. T1IOS. HAYS, Jr. Sole agent for Columbus. May 8,. 1846 36. Cm. . Tri-iveelil y Sen t i 11 e I As customary, the proprietors of the Indiana State Sentinel w ill issue a tri-weekly sheet during the coming session of the legislature. The best of Reporters have been engaged exclusively for this paper, and no pains will be spared to give the fullest, earliest and most correct intelligence on all subjects. The paper will be of double medium size, (same us the weekly) and afforded at one dollar the session, in alt cases in advance. The proprietors would respectfully solicit the aid of their friends in procuring saosertbi rs, as a very heavy expense is necessarily invoived during th session. j. p. chap::. 1 r uf,i' . i t" .1 a'l per-j us, Inuws 1 1 f 1 , . 1 1- i t ) 1 i oarui' 1 tor it n a J R' ' . . tv 1 r thev have b 13 C f- - 1 . i ,it h" 'i n . ! th .t it by chrtstmas, e nru - iy ot ilt t , ii 'it v ( - t I b L i r l if 1 it r Pi ! 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--it - r '1 t rJ L- j RECENTLY BRITAIN, INTRODUCED INTO GREAT BY DR. BELLEW, OF THE BRITISH ARMY, AS A CURE FOR Cotiglis and oilier ciiscases cf Jlie Xiiiiijjs. We parade no long list of ficticious certificates. Those who are interested can be satisfied by calling on the following persons, not in Maine, nor in Oregon, but right here in Cincinnati. They have experienced its benefits themselves, or gave it in their families, and are now desirous to be instrumental in placing eo valuable a remedy in the hands ol the added. G. W. Phillips, Wholesale G .,Mainst. Fithian, bet. Sycamore and Broadway. WmParvin, Firm Johnson &. Parvin, Broadway,! near Yeatman. G. W. Coffin, Brass & Bell i founder, 2d st. P. Heine, Fifth, bet. Sycamore and Broadway. Vanduzen, at Hope's warehouse, Sycamore. J. II. Trainor, Surgeon Dentist. E. Mudge, Firm Mud go &, Ciawson, bedstead manufacturers. Carver, 2d near Sycamore. Louis Schoenhaus, Confectioner. Biggar, Sec. Equitable Ins. Com. Caleb Blasiitord, at Cin. Hotel. C. Stone. Myers, Type founder, Vine st. bet. 5th and 6th. J. A. Sheppard. Davis, Columbia. E. A. Wbeadon, Firm Wheadon & Blinn, Auctioneers. Kerman, Firm Finkbine & Krman, Main st. A. F. Lcnjamm, Inspector ol iace goods, 3d st. A. Newell, Tanner and Currier, Congress st. II. Lyon, Finisher, Front st. W. Jolmsoa, Carpenter, 3d st. betJSycamore and Broadway. Capt. Adams, Columbus House. T. S. Butler, Main, brt. 5th & Gib. McDermot, Firm Williams & McDermot, Main st. Dr. Drake, Foot of High st. We have no doubt there is a specjle for Consumption. Dr. Stokes. Three dicers for Gen. Taylor Ulitj. Iliitgolkl, Jew Davidll! ALWAYS VICTORIOUS I Extract from a Boston Paper. Jew David. Who of our readers have not heard of this venerable personage ? We care but little for "Jeai David?' but liis celebrated "Hebrew Plaster?'' exceeds aiiythins; in the hue of medicine ever offered in this section of the country. This plaster in connection with the "Persian Pilis?, seems to effect more real good than all other remedies combined. A single trial will satisfy any one that the utmost confidence can be placed in these medicines. trora the Schenectady Democrat. Jew David's Px.aster.-Cork's. Had corns wen invented in ancieut days, rood old Job could. never have been exhibited as a pattern of patience. They are of a later invention, oilowing close upon the patient for tight boots. But thanks to progressive gemua there is a rem edy provided. Jew David's Plaster will effect ually remove tbem. We had been aliiictedlor years till the persuasions of a friend overcame1 our nrtive repugnance to patent medicines, and induced us to try the Plaster. Four day's ap plication removed tne corn entirely. Iry it, mends, ail you that would avoid a pebble in your path. thousands ot testimonials we have m tavor of the Jew David or Hebrew Plaster, in removing Tumors, Wens, Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Pain in the Side, Liders, Pain in the Face and Teeth, Lumbago and White Scrofulous Swellings, &c. None should suffer themselves to have a Cough, or Pain, or Weakness in the Stomach, without wearing this plaster, as thousands might save their lives by applying this plaster in season. The above Medicines are for sale by tho following1 agents : JACKSON & WASHBURN, Columbus. AUSTIN SHIPP, r, ,. , , M. 1). ROBBINS. 5 Luinoargh. J. R. MORLEDGE, Haitsviile. Country Merchants and others can -"be sup plied by the doz., at the Proprietor' lowest wholesale price, by D. Craighead, Druggist, In dianapoiis, or J. M. Donohue, Madison. J line 25, 1046.-4. ly. 1? jtTfc ri tr ivi mm m f'IIE undersigned have commenced the above business, in the shop formerly occupied by the late E. R. Orr, where they may be found at all times, prepared to 11 any orders in their line of business promptly and in a workman like manner. They invite the attention of the citizens of Bartholomew county to their stock of manufactured articles, - consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Chair?, &c. &c. All of which are offered low for cash or approved produce. Wheat Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, and Mustard seed, will be received in exchange for fundture. REYNOLDS &, ALDEN. CoClt'iS, made to order on the shortest notice. Aug. 30, 1845. 49-tf. A Few iraore cases Of those fine mens' and boys boots, have iust been received at ": N- II. Hf KLEY3. n.r o 1: r"lEE UNDEP S rG NED, rrt: past favors, wot'l it , cc.f j,1 ' t1-"i" V- 7 tv 'i 1 leuuty f.r 1 Rr.i tl "i, tii at 1 ttch m tla l! - 1 -r-.I c v 'A . f ' 1 le expects to continue l, rj i'i 1 iC F --urit 1 1 t'l lU't r TS of 13 3 e it u .r! 1, i:, t - t 1 t j r t 11 , . jca; v Tj '.10! L M D:

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WHO LA. .11,5 AND 1 J. S. Cl.enoweiL c '7"ILl - - - , .,.; - .ly I x - i r r- ,l . , a well as k of G I!u 3U.'-1I.-.' and wiJ tion t Ilecti'nr ; and Fa .vay 5 Tui it! ate , F iOI D CE, TrrriioLEJAi.E gjivcer .: ::d rc. V v i u:d i:;g a:.d co:i::issio:' 5ft' F f T 1 T TT ' J,:'i 1j 1.1 O 1 i . t .iJi i , 415, Main, Between 5h &. th Cross streeu LOUISVILLE, I1Y. Cash paid for Feathers, Flaxseed, GIesod-t Beeswax, cic, C'cc. Feb. 28, 1843. 1? W. BROWN, B Jfr.lc Dnzgg ner cf Fourth and Jefferson iSt, CCT--s'.reets, Ci!.S cat--v 0 iwuisme, ja.y., must respectiUiiy s ronage. He keeps constantly for sale a lar; and extensive stock of superior Botanic JWedi--cines, wliicii cannot be surpassed bv any est&bns:,mcnt in tae western country. I He keetB' likewise, works on the reformed wit: practice, ts' Dr. Thompson's Vcrks and Cosnpouadi. " Matson's " . ' Beache's " " " Curtus " House's 14 Howard's ' Prof. Raftnesqae's ALSO Over-street's Genuine Liniment. This celebrated Liniment is one of the best articles now offered to the public for' the earo oi Kneuniaiifin, iervous diseases. bruises, swehmgs, sore breasts, cold feet sr.-? hands, consumpuor pieurlsy, inSa tne stomach and boweis, burns, scalds, &.CThe genuine Liniment has the signature cf W. W.BROWN. Nooneusea without recommending. He will take in exchange the followiatr articles, viz : Ginseng, Beeswax, Senecand Virginia Snake root, star grass root, Lobelia seed, Bitter root, Nerve root, Golden seal roat . The following gentlemen are aeenta for tho sale of the genuine Liniment in Indiana; It s c f ;Ti m x fh Dr. Reed, Madison; Sherman Peck, Walntt Ridge; Bradley,&, Allen, Orleans; II. E. Paries Greenville; E. Hayatt, Washington; J. H. Jordon, a lit ; Terre-Haute; Bryant &, Co., Mt. PI Rail. T- Moxley, Paoli; J. Kirkwood. Hardinsburg; R. Vance, Cor j don; M. Coffin & Co, Salem; A. R. Orchard, Livonia; M. D. Crane, Natchez; A. Laberpew, Bloomintoa; E. Y". Inman, Tobacco Landing; Wm. "Cunningham, Goleonda; R. II. Gresham, JefTersonville; II. B. Wools, Charleston, Clerk to. ; Winstanley &. Newkirk, New Albany; P Spurrier, Evansvilie. INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. For Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia, Liter, BilUous and Dropsical Diseases, and ell oii cr complaints arising from fmiigestion Sold by W. W. BROWN, Jefferson Hous, at the corner of Fourth and Jefferson etresL LOUISVILLE KY. rjlIIESE Pills sm undoubtedly th safest J3. and best family mEdicine etsttfed to the public. They .-.re- intended to correct the Liver, cleanse the billions matter from th stomach and bowels, remove acidity and distress, and by restoring a healthy action to the organs of digestion, enable them to supply the blood with nourishment, to disiribu!?. natural heat and life to ihe extremities. Thsy act well in diseses of the kidneys and bladder, promote the secretions of the internal organs, quiet the i nervous svstem. and are valuable in fsniale 1 , . j ; : eases and debilitated constitutions; and ur.ute other purgatives, they restore lost digestion and give strength and vigor to the whole system. As a family medicine you cannot use air-tiZ superior to these pills. tBe sure you get the genuine Vegetable Family Pills, neatly put upln boxes with a label on the top, on which is a likeness ef Dr. Beach, and a fine simile of my hand writing. All without the above description are counterfeit and of no value. W WT. BROWN. The above medicine is for sale by 11. V UUL.S. Who is the regular authorind s Chaelestown, Clarke co. Ind. Feb. 184Sv. tent for """ have on hand the largest aeortment of I eveT before ofTeted in this cityconsisting of all shapes and qaalities, and am offering thsm at tko smallest advances from cost pos sible. l lie attention of Merchants from the ifiterior. is respectfully invited thereto. sold at my establishment, are made under ray own superintendence, and by workmen ?Cvfii to none. The stock from which they are manufactured is selected by myself, witn great care, aad all articles sold by me, will be represented s& they really are and if any deviation from the aboverule should accidentally occur, I am willisg to make a fair remuneration. Therefore if you desire a good substantial article, at a moderate price, pTeaee call at long established "City Hat Store." C. W. 0 AfiNETT. Madison, Ind. notice, ' " S hereby given to any person, who ilahca. to purchase the East half of the South ctt Quarter section twenty three, Township toa. North, Range six, east, that I am afc Acrised to sell the said tract of land for 400 cr-th, ctr for 5CQ $00 down, $100 in ona year, ar $20U in two years. The land lies in tha neighborhood of GcL G. Lee's in Flat Rock township, Bartholomew county, Indiana. The title is indisputable. W. F. Pi'DGE.OI-1, Agt-u, Columbus Aug. 104-3. t I ! j. U I ill. 13 il W J plu mt 01 t '"It" . . l r I V, 3 ac 1 Ct 1.

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