Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 39, Madison, Jefferson County, 13 June 1849 — Page 4

Tboiua JT. Eobinton respsctfuHy inionnabis friend and ibe public, that he has eummmted business in the Grocery Line, in the- well known house on Mulberry street, formerly occupied by J. Muller, opposite to 'be Banner office, and nest door above J. Lane's, where he intend always to keep on hand the very bc?t asortnserit of Family Groceries, including lea and Coffee; Brown and Loaf Sugar; N. O. and 8. 11. Moltes, FlalJ ; Golden Syrup, Pepper; Spices; G'nger Nutmeg!, &c ; Totether wiiu Dye (stuffs of all kinds, f?oap, Candles, Sfa-eb, Set , 4tc. Je will alio keep on hand, for family use. Flour- of the -t brand. Meal, Buckwheat Flour, and all kinds oi Country Produce, alt of which be will sell as low as ran b purrhaaed in this market. Fleaae call and see. for yourselves, febia T. J. ROBINSON.

AIID Oil, Refined Winter strained. Cincinnati i manufacture, for the rela.i trade, for sale by

marl T. J.KOBINSON. Mulberry st.

llOI.'It 1 baveon band Thomson's, Sharp's and li1 Banfield'abest brands, tor famllv ue, which 1 will elliow. T. J. HODINSON, aiarll Mulberry street.

I UST received 100 bundles Hemp Wrapping Faper, a ' good article, and for sale low bv janjl T. J. ROBINSON. Mulberry street. SUGAR.

1 OSTON and ft Louis Loaf, Roston crushed and N.

O. Sugar, lor the retail trade, fur sale by

marll T.J ROBINSON. Mulberrv at.

fTKlSML.)TIO Tne firm of Hushes & Co., U JtJLV this day Dissolved, by mutual content. All persons bavins account wit', said firm will settle tiie same with W. M. Hughes, who in authorized to close the business. Debts owing uy the firm wiii be paid by him when due. WILLIS HODGES, febH W. M. HUGHES.

m? ) I'ltJF. All persons indebted to the late firm of J Hughes & Co. will please make immediate payment of the tine. As the busines must be closed tip as soon as poti-lhla. 1 am in hopes that a more personal notice will not be necessary. feb 14 W. M. HUGHES.

'I'O Till: PUIILIC.-flavin?

terrat of Dr.

purchased the In-

W. Hodges in the Drug Store of Hughes

A. Co., I will continue the business at the old stand, and y strict attention to Lu-incs 1 hope to merit a fair pioponiorof custom, feb 14 W M. HUGHES. yi:v uvrui stable. rfflH E undersigned would respectfully inform the pub JJl lie. tnat he has opened a Livery Stable on the east side of Walnut street, betwewi Main -crow and Third mertf", where he will at all tinier be prepared to accommodate, all persons with Saddle Horses. Carriages, Buggies and Barouches; he will also take Horses at livery, and being provided with the Lest stable in the State and superior Ostler, he flatters hinnelt that he will be able to render entire satisfaction to all who may patronize his establishment. aprtlll HENRY DEPUTY.

AN ORDINANCE Direeling tbe Citjr Surveyor toaurvey and locate the corners of certain block and low in the city of Madison. Sac. i. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Madison. That WiLiam C Bramwell.tho city surveyor, be, and be is hereby directed, to proceed, without unnecessary delay, under the direction of the committee on street! and wharves, to locate the corner of lot No. 124, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and High sts, on the origtn.l plat of the town of Madison. Sic 2 That the said William C. Bramwell proceed in like manner, to locate the corner of lot No. 121, formed by the intersection of Main and High streets, on the original plat of said town of Madison. Sac. 3. Thai the said surveyor proeeed In like manner to locate the eorner of river block No- 3. formed by the intersection of Mulberry and High streets; and also the corner of said block, formed by me intersection of Main and High streets, w ithin the present limits of the eity of Madison, and report his doings herein at the neit meeting of the Common Council Sac. 4. That the said surveyor five at least five days notice of the time at w hieh he' will commence to locale the cornets, as aforesaid, by advertising the same in the Madison daily papers. trc. 5. This ordinance to be In force from and alter its publication. Passed May 3d, 1649. Attest: CULVER WOODBURN, President. F. Crtmbacgh, City Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE To prevent and prohibit the throwu

ing oi stones, one noia, aim nuu m nouses ana lences. and otherwise to prevent and prohibit injury to property within the city of Madsson. Sac. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the eity of Madison, That if any person shall throw stones, brick-bats, clubs, or other hard substance, at, li.to, or acainet any dwelling-house, store house, out-house, or any other building, or against any fence within the cor porate hunts of the city of Madison, shall, upon conviction thereof, pay to tie city of Madison any sum not exceeding fifty dollars. Sk ii. That if any person shall wilfully or mai clously deface, destroy, or pull down, or otherwise damage or injure any sign or sign-board, awning, or other property

of a similar description, attached to any public or private building, store house, ware-house, or other building, or suspended over the lde walks, of the city of Madison, or shall wilfully or maliciously injure or destroy any water-spout'on any building, such person shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding fiity dollars. Sac. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after iu publication. Passed May 3d, 1849. Attest: CULVER WOODBURN, Pres't. F. Crum BAt'OH, City Clerk. niay5

CALIFOUMA GOLD. rrniiE yer eighteen hundred and fo... j LL TY-EIUHT has been more replete with wonder- ! ful. unexpected and astounding political and religious revolutions and valuable discoveries and inventions than any year since the commencement of the worid. The whole continent of Europe has been one great volcano of revolutions; not only the old but the new world has been the scene of war and bloodshed. ndin only wiih the treaty of (iueretaro. giving peace to .Mexico, and the rich Gold Plains of California to the American people. Still a greater svemt one that will work a complete revolution in the entire medical world, and be of greatc benefit to mankind tnan any invention that has been made since the das of Fulton was he discovery of that wonderful and truly great medical compound, John Bull's Fluid Extract of Sarsapariila. This invaluable remedy lias already carried happiness to the hearts of thousands and is daily giving more consolation to the aSicted than could be affordeu by ail

the wealth in the mines of California and tee worid combined! It is put up ii full quart bottle", and contains tl,e strength of SIX TIMES as much Pure Honduras Sarsaparilla as any similar preparation made in America. Prce 3 I er bottle, or six bottles for fa. It ha been a well established fact fcr years past that Sarsaparilla, when pure and properly prepared, was tne only true panacea for all diseases ot initiating fron an imiure state of the blood, the use of mercuiy, intoxicating drinks, evil habits in youth, barienness. Stc. We boldlv assert that JOHN BULL'S r LU I D EX TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation

before the public that is prepared on stncily scientinc I principles and of uniform t'.ren;'h. The Sarsoparilla j is purchased without regard to price end every pound, j before being used, is subjected the ti e strictest cheimral ! te3U. ai d its genuineness ascertained before being used, j Bull's Sarsaparilla also con ains the virtues of several ! oilier valuab'e medical roots, toget her forming ttie bet ' compound and producing the greatest curasive agent in i Ihe Known w)' Id! i THIS MEDICINE, WHEN USED ACCORDING TO ! DIRECTIONS, WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL:

meiic and lotions in ue. prot'udr.z a clear and teamiful sain, rosy cheeks, removing frech.es aud pmSe. A hint to young la.1 "'5.C"?'1' . Than ever of e red in favor of any JrJici'ir.' itu.M dr. J A x " s m. moor s. Mr John BuL: 1 he no liesitati.-n in svh'S that 1 beiirve your Parapar!iia to be tne best article ever manufacture! fur the care of Scrofula. Syphilis, ani many other tutare-iu end Glandular A:Te- t.on--, hsv.ns used it with f mire sucre- in a usmber of th abve raes Louisville. Dfc. 3). 1-U7. J AS. M. MuORL, M. D. Mote testimony from Dr. Moore:

Mr. John Hull: I am ulr, tour Sarrapan

a m everaS

c. 1 am now

n:ed"fit:' that

II. Ii. WELLS V o. IMPORTEIIS AM) DKAI.KKS IN Foreign ami Domestic Hardware and Cut I cry,

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAXD,

Sign of "Th5 Padlock." north side Main cross, 3 doors

East of Mulberry street,

Madison. Indiana.

f J V.Ij A! IJliON.N-sj ; x jiA 15ti M HI if A and CrOHs-eiu saws, from Wm. Rowland, Hoe tc Co.. Ihhotson Handsaw and other celebrated makers, just received and f jr sale by II. K WELLS & CO., janV9 Sign of the Padlock. P7 1 l..tvJ. We have now received an entire fresn

md Cross

H. K. WELLS. CO'S,

Sign of the Padlock.

Ac. at DnS!)

TJ I SCIIKWS. lOtiOgross New England Wood screws, assorted sizes, received and for sale at jan2J H. K. WELLS & CO., Sign of the Padlock.

HIFIEE .niLLJi.-Adams' patent, Box and

j v nson s conee mills, tor sale at tneom estanusnea

-tand of H. K. WELLS & CO.,

sepl J5 Sign of the. Padlock. LOCKS A!I LA I CIIr.-A fu'l assortment of Carpenter. Cincinnati and New York knob locks, mortice locks. Cottage locks, mineral and peajl knob locks; also, cottaae. stop, rim, bow, Norfolk and western late he, for sale a' the old erahliMicd s'and of eeptCi H. K.WELLS CO. Sign oflhe Tadlock.

!l?i(iES AXI) SCREWS. Patent butt hinges, wrought strap hinges, joint hinges, etc, a complete

assortment. Also, New England wool screws; on hand and for sale at the old established stand of srptj H. K. WELLS Sc CO.Sign of the Padlock rniAIILl-: A'D TEA POONS A fresh supply M.. of German silver, inn. silver, britania, ga'vanle and iron tahle and tea spoons, at the old established stand of sept-JS 11 K. WELLS & C .. Sign of ihe Pa lock.

HOW SASH The subscribers would re-

pectlully call the attention of Hout-e Builders and

carpenters trt their eiiensjve and well assorted stock of Pine Sash, which they oilV.r for tlc on reasonable terms.. H. K. WELLS A. CO., feblO Sign of the Padloek. Cook am iir-rciiriu k.mvks.-wii-j eon's and Russel's Cook, lii.trher and Sticking knives, all sies. Also. Wilson's and Ames' fhoe. knives, assorted eiies, at the old established stand of H. K WELLS & CO . sept'25.'4? Sign of th Padlock.

WCHOOL SLATEf

German hard and

-A few cases of American and

soft fra me school laies, assorted

!?eg,at low prices, at the old established stand of H. K. WELLS & CO.. ept2.' flgn of the Padlock. TJOTICE.-The undersigned would respectful'y lnI form their old customers. Country Merchants and th public generaMy. that thev have received, and are new opening the largest and bes' selec'ed slock of EngUih. German and American Hardware and Cuilerv.ever opened In Madison, and as thev are determined not to be nndersold by any house in this city. Louisville or Cincinnati, they would invite the attention of all before purchasing elsewhere. H. K. WELLS & CO . Sign of the Padlock.

TABLI. AND PucKET CITTLiERY. We rk.tVrT Wr assortment of Table and .tf.MAr !fy,fZm,Sr oved styles.forsaleat reduced prices, at the old established m and of H. K. W ri.T .s r-n

"ci"j

-frjOIt S. I.i;. An eMj-tl.busines, lot on MS for sale, cheap for cash. Eciuireof

ap.j H

ign of the Padlock.

West st

K. WELLS &: CO.

PATENT Pl'MPS! TATENT Cast Iron Pumps for Cisterns and Wei'.s the best end cheapest article, in the market. Also Lead pipe, aaried cal bye. t H. K. WELLS & CO. Sign of the Padlock.

Siddall

OKI (iGIMS

Vealers in Oil,

II rev A Vo.

,V APOTIIECAK1ES.

Paints, Glasncare, De

fs, Sc.

CO "Nr. It lAI.N CROSS & WEST STf. Fhymcian?. and families are reypectfuily informed that S R &. Co. win constant) v keep on hand an assortment of frPS, irugs. fine Chemicals and Botanic Medicines that may be relied upon.

AN ORDINANCE To amend an ordinance, entitled "An Ordinance relating to the markets," passed January, 25. 18J9. Skc. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Madison , That the 10th lection of the Ordinance to which this is an amendment, be, and the same Is hereby amended, so that the minimum price of all stalls inside of the Main street market house shall be fixed at ten dollars per year, and that the minimum price of all stalls infide of the Broadway market-house shall be fixed at eight dollars per year. Skc. 2. That the 14th section of said ordinance be so amended as thatany Hall within either of said markethouses shall revert to the c if the person or persons renting it shall neg'ect or reft etosupply such stalls with good fresh meat, or such other marketing as he or they usually keep and oiler for sale in said market house, for the. space ot ten market days, at such market-house, and no excuse, afier the expiration of the ten days aforesaid, shall entitle the delinquent to the furthe. use of said stall. Sec. 3. This ordinance to be In force Irom and after its publication. Passed May 3d, Atiest. CULVER WOODBURN, Pres't. F. CRfMBACOH, City Clerk. may5 AN ORDINANCE Directing the Assessor what Persons and Property to List for the purpose of Taxation in the City of Madison for the Financial year beginning April 1. 181'J. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the

City of Madison, That John A.Reynolds, assessor, be end lie is hereby directed to assess all the male inhabitants of said city between the ages of twenty one and fifty years; all the real estate, including improvements, situate wiihin the corporate limits of said city; and all personal property belonging to the residents of said city, including merchandise, bank stock, Insurance stock, railroad stock, or other stocks, absolutely paid for or the amount paid thereon, steamboats, household furniture, horses, carriages, money at interest, and all other kinds of personal property, whether in possession or in action except one hundred and fifty dollars worth of house

hold furniture to aeh family; and also all the hogs, dogs, and bitches owned, fed, or harbored by any of the inhabitants of said city. Bee. 2. That the said assessor be and he is hereby directed and required to perlorm the du'y prescribed In the preceding see'lon in all respects in the manner authorizrd ny the acts of incorporation now in force in the city o Madison Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after its passage. Passed April 17. 1S49. C. WOODBURN, Pres't. Attest: F. Crumbaugh, City Clerk. april25 AN ORDINANCE Directing theCity Surveyor to Sur vey and Locate th- Corners of certain Blocks and Lots in the City of Madison. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the

City of Madison, That William C. Bramwell. the eity j surveyor, be and he is hereby directed to proceed, witu- ' out unneces ary delay, under the direction of the com- I mittee on f-treeta and wharvet, to locate the corner of lot i No. 121, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and' High streets, on the original plat of the town of Madi- j son. Sec 2. That th sa'd William C. Bramwell proceed. ' in like manner, to locate the corner of lot No 124, formed by the intersection of Main and High streets, on the j original plat of said town of Madison. Sec. 3. That the said surveyor proceed, in like manner, ! to locate the corner of River block No. 3, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and High streets; and alto the i comer of said block formed by the intersection of Main and High streets, within the present limits of the city of M adison. and report his doings herein at the next meeting tf the Common Council. Sec. 4. That the said surveyor give at least five days notice of the time at which he will comn encethe location of the corners as aforesaid by advertising the same in the Madison Daily Banner. Sec- 5 This ordinance to be In force from and after its passage. Tassed Ar-ril 17, 1849. C. WOODBURN, Pres't Attest: F. Crumbangh, City Clerk. april 25. AN ORDINANCE to reg r late the RrsNisa at large or poos. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Common Council of the City of Madison, That any person who shall permit any dog or bitch, owred or harbered by him, to be in any market house or on any market-space in the city of Madison, during market hours, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall, for the first offence, be fined lnthe sum of one dollar; and, for every subsequent offence three dellais, together with costs of prosecution In ail eases. And the fact that such dog or btteh is In any markethouse or on any market-space, as aforesaid, shall, in the absence of any proof to the contrary, be deemed and taken as conclusive evidence that the said dog or bitch was there by the permission of the owner or person who harbors the same about his or her house: provided, tbat butchers and others selling from stalls in any markethouse, or persons selling from wagons or other vehicles on any market space, may keep a watch-dog. chained, or otherwise securely tastened to the sta'l, wagon, or other vehicle, he. she. or they are selling from. Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of the market-mas'er. when any dog or bitch is found in any market-house or on , any market-space in violation cf the first section of this I ordinance, to ascertain, if he can, to w hom such animal j belong-, or who harbors it about his or her house, anc, if ; he shall so ascerta'n.fo enter compTaint before the mayor.

rct, it no person can be found who owns or harbors such animal, then it shall be lawful and it Is hereby made his duty to use any means that ne may deem proper to drive su h animal from the said maraet-boue or market-space, ur J kll- "r cause the same to be killed forthwith. src. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after its publication. Passed. April 6. 149. . CULVER WOODBURN, President. Attest, f. CsrxiArsH. City Clerk. mayl

Scrofula, or Kings, Evil; Cancers, Tumors; Eruptions of the Skin;

Ervsip'las; Chronic Sore Eyes; Ringworm or Tetters; Scald Head; j Rheumatism; Paina In the Bones or Joints;' Old So esand Ulcers; Swelling of the Glands; ; Syihihs. Dispepsia; Sait Rlu'um; D seases of the Kidneys', Diseases arising from the use of Mercury ; Loss of Appetite; Pain in the Side and Shoulders; General Debility; Lumbago, Dropsy; Jaundice. Costivenesa; '

Sore Throat; Bronchiits;

'Houghs, Colds; j Weakness of the Chest; Pulmonary Affections; j And all other diseases tending to produce Consumption; j Liver Complaint; Female Irregularities and

Complaints; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low Spirits, Night Sweats; Exposure or Imprudenee in life; Chronic Constitutional Dis-

eases; And is a Spring and SutnI mer drink and general j Tonic for the system and j a gentle and pleasant purgative: il is superior to ! Blue Lick or Congress ' water. Salts, or Seidlitz 1 Powders.

i new rasei,of Scrotal and with ritppv eT i confident it is one of tbe most efTicscious

! can te made for that disease. Y. ur?. JAS. M. MOORE. M D. j Testimony I'ke the following renders superfluous a'! ! father comments upon the efficacy of P.uil's ara arilia. From I r. L. 1' Vandal!. Frofessor of Cr.enitstry iu it: I Louisviile Medical Col ee: j 1 have looked over the list of Ingredients enmp sifg ; John Bull's Compound Extract ot Satsapari'la. and have i no hesitation in saving that thev form a safe couip-miihI. i and one that promises weil in chrome dseaes. to winch

it is applicable." L. P. AN D A LL. M. l. Loui - vtlle. June 6. l!i4's. What Dr. Py'es. Pnyrician by appointment to the Lou-

! iviile Marine Hospital. sa s of Bull's Sars? par !!: I LonsviLLi , March 2U, 1-43.

1 have examined tbe prescription tor ihe pre; ara- ion of John Bull's Sarsapanl a, and t.e'ieve the combination t te an excellent one, and wen calculate.) to produce an alterative impression on the s stem. I have used it bo'h in public ai d private practice, and think M th-best ariicleof Sarsafari la m ue. M. PVLL'S. M. D. Resident PlivMcian at the Louisville Marine Hospital. Thi medicine is tiai'y grapp'mg wi'h rtisease through the Wes'eru couutry. restoring to blooming henliii and youthful vigor, the -ick and af.licted- nay. those tliat are grev lously ioi nif ntcii. Certificates are teetni ng from ail

direction, troin men of truih and high moral standing.

p acing it from its mTinsl. worth, ihe very test of all

remedies ever l elore the public.

Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL,

At Isis principal office, 1 Fourth street, and by the Drug

gists generally in trie city and country.

IVrsons wishing to accept an agency tor ttie sale ot Bull's Sarseparilla, will please addresi John lui.t., ri Fourth street LonisviMe. NIDDAI.L, KEEVEK A CO. W liolesale ami Kr-ta.il Agents, Madwon. iiinrn. UPWARDS OF TEN THOUSAND CUKES: ' CONSCRIPTION CAN I5E CVIIEIM! DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP Oh LIVERWOHT AXD TAIL For tlie cure of Consumption, ntl I nil I)isea!ts r Hie Luugv unit

GOOD TESTOIONY! Jy The Ohio Slate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus speaks of Bull's SarsapartHa: "IT HAS NO EQUAL! The unprecedented sale ol Bull's Compound Fluid Ext-aci of Sarsaparilla in this city, where it has been introduced fjr the past two months only, with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried it, warrant the assertion that as a purifier of the. blood IT HAS NO EQUAL! This is a bold assertion, but il can te substantiated by calling on the agent in this city." 53-READ!X We, the tindersigned, DruggUts and Apothecaries in the city of Louisville, Ky.. take pleasure in slating that we have been selling John Bull's Extract of Sarsaparilla for sometime ad confidently recommend it as being a good and safe article:

J. B. Wilder & Co., M. Aikin & Co., J. W. Gamble &. Co., Sim'l Yenawine, B. Morsell & Co., C O.Mills, A. G. Weatherford,

Rupert, Lindenberger St, Co.

ft roast.

rjnlllS Great Remedy has not only made an.o-t In JLL creilibe curefoi consumption, but it lreaKs up tlf most distsessing Cough. Old, pain in the Breast, ami Asihnia, in a few hours time. VV e authorize our Agen;s. iu all cai-es where it doei not give, immediate relief, and the no'tle is returned, to cheerfully reinnd the money. We will now ask ihe afilicted candi. ! to ix-unine ttie facts below, which su'si a ntia'e the merit? of this great remedy. Facts w hioii are incont rovert:ble, and eatuiot be dfiuee. We rclt-r you to ttie statements of we 1known Physicians and Profes-ors, who have come lorward and have suf stantiaf d thee fans. The iuo-,t ntcreda;ou cannot but t convinced lliat il has madv cures wheie evei thing else has failed.

I) It. TAY EOU RAESA71 OF LITER-WORT.

IT rxriR F.Tisi t.p row liviTts in rx4 heal h.tbt Can

lil numc tion seemed to have marked for an ear.v crave

who owe their preservation to the use of this lava Bible Hied trine. 2 1 is prepared fro-n a receipt of the Tate Dr. HoWokr, who preserved h;a ov?n life by its efficacy, rthonru ef a consumptive constitution, to the asiotui-hmg ag of ee huvMred and two years. Liverwort, even in the common war of preparation i sniveiss'ly known as the bst remedy for dieease rC the rhcM ever discovered; in this preparation the virtues of Cre herb are powerfully and highly concentrated, so a.to render it a superior and harnt'ess medicine tor all di eaes of thr Lungs and Ltver Moreover this medicine contains the medical proper tie of the Bugle Weed. Liverwort. Fever K.t. and many other roots and Jierbs. and is warranted nor te coii'ain any -.Ineral or mineral preparation. DYSPEPSIA & IVIII Con PEA INT.No md:efne bas ever yet r;n discovered which t:sr proved half so beneficial to tho-f icted with Dyspepsia and L'vcr Complaint, as the Balsam of Liverw ort L may be taken without danger by cht!dr?n ?r persons debilitated by disease Ren ember to ask for Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, and do not take any thing else. See tba t tbe wrtt ten sisiiiaiure of Geo. Taylor, M. D..ison every bottW, and the certificates of Dr. Rogers and other eminent physicians. For sale by FRANCIS F. ST IRE. oct 4 Madison, Ind. EAEC.II AND GROW FAT; Ti JO man is fit to go through ihe world until ne carina laugh with a hot rotaio in his mouth, and whisUe Var kee Hoodie when sick as death with a foul stomach. In the rase !t mentioned, lake a dose of Rev. B. Hibbard's Puis and we'll inureyou lotfi to laugh and whistle w it h t:f eat cpii, fort after the operation. IIov. IS. Hlhbnrd'n Vcgelalile Anil Mil Iio it ti I Ar nowiuil) confirmed, ratihed auri established, by ttverwhe ming majorities uf the "bone and iIlew," as the medicine which Tlie People Ielicht to Honor! The grand secret of the wonderful success of tbee Pills, is this that

Every lati goes for lit Interest. When he funis what it i. regardless of all ot her considera'ions. Tiiat s the reason why iho who buy those pills once, a'mrtf, invariabiv buy again. Trial's the reason wry thirty of the Cincinnati agents no longer take Rev. B. Hibluwd's nills on commUsion, but actually buy arid sell them at w holoa'e, as mey w. uld A Sack ot Coffee or Ceroon of Indigo. Thee age tits are here among us. and may be seen any hour of tne dav. Ple-ae call uvon them and be convince,!. We give thpir names and places of business, viz: t;:-ee Times ar-d other Cincinnati papers.) AGENTS IN M MSO.V Who buy and sell tf e above named p; I's in t he same wav.are Joint t.'raig. Josepn N ort hcraft, Siddall Reeves, S(co , John Him McClure I'rsnhaiii ti. Co. July .; lv

EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES WHICH CAN BE SEEN IN FULL BV CALLING UPON THE AGENTS.

rout ncl Impoi'taiit iiiseovr.itv

Or.GUYSOT

licniical

EACKIN-

-10

Elastic

Grt H.I

m ,jr .(. - --u sua mr s&ie uv n SIDDALL, REEVES 6z CO. TTJEHCCSSION CAPS v fresh srplv of Per - cosfioaCaps. a very superior rtcle received ard .-.t-rby et 2i JlimALL EeVeTCO

S fV.'hILver-v utr,or article received and forha'eby P1 SIDDALL. REEVES & CO. TO THE EADIEJWtiee, ?w-v Th.,.i sk in delicately w hue. smooth and white Received direct f.-ara the ir-rrters. and for sale by S su-L, RlIVI! ft Co.

Lapping Sc. Co., Montgomery Sl Sutcliffe, Wm. Nock, J. H Owen, F. W Kniess, W. E. Smith, Watts St Thomas, Robinson, Peter Cary,

Louisv vine, November 20, t4S. jCj- Bear with us. reader, a little longer and be convinced that BULL'S SAbSAPARI I. LA is the Wonder of lue World!

and that it will cuie you.no matter how long you have

been suffering. What Dr. Owen, Druggiget and Apothecary of several years' standing, says aoout Bull's Sarsaparilla: LorigviLLE. May 31, 1S8.

Mr. John Btll: Dear Sir. i have been for a number of years severely afflicfed with a Mercurial Headache and

a dull heavy pain in my Liver. 1 used almost all the remedies of the day, especially the Sarsaparillas prepar

ed by different persons. But all to little, or no advantage, until I chanced to meet with yours, three botileu of which gave me more relief than all the others combined. 1 therefore take pleasure in recommending your Sarsaparilla to the afflicted community as a supererior article. Very respectfully, J. H. Owen, M. D. KIIEEJIATIS.7I. Let all thoe wno are suffering under the agonizing tortures of Rhenmatism read the lollowing and see what may also be done for iheui, if they will use this infallible remedy. Mr John Bcll: Dear Sir: For the lan -hree years I have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the severesr character. 1 was ai times in the greatest agony or pain; I

trid every remedy I could procuie for the disease, but found no permanent relief until I was induced to use jour preparation of Sarsaparilla, which has entirely cuied me of Rheumatism, and gre.itiv improved my general health, more than any ia divine 1 have en i used. I have been free of pain for several mom hs. and have no doubt the cure is permanent, and I confidently recommend it as being the best medicine mi ue for Rhenmat ism. ISHAM BRIDGES. Uniontown, Union co., Kv., May 'iA. From Dr. VV. T. Prentiss." Mr. Bi il: In regard to your Sarsaparilla, f will say that 1 have used it to tome exient in Cutaneous Affections of long standing, as '1 ima Capetis, Lepra, Proriasis, Scah'es, Syphilitic Cachexia, and in all diseases where the indication of cure seems to consist in a thorough

cnange or modilication of the fluids of the body, with considerable surcess, in conjunction with local treatment. I think I would prefer it to any other preparation of Sarsaparilla m use, and any physician will admit its value upon learning the substances that enter into its composition. Respectlully yours, W.T. PRENTISS, M. D. Lewlsport, Ky., December 4, 1847. AS A FEMALE 7IEDICINE It is without it Itlval. This Sarsaparilla is a sovreign and speedv cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus Uteri or Fall ing of the Womb, Costivencss, Piles, Leucorrhoea or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discbarge thereof, ac.d for the general prostration of the system no mailer whether tne

j retuitot innerent cause or causes produced by lrregulan- ' tv, illness, or accident. Nothing can be more surprising I than its invigoratr g effects on the human frame. Persons of all weakness and lass-itude from taking it at once beeome robust and full of energy under iu influence. j It immtdiate y counteracts the nervelessnss of the female j frame, which is the great cause of Barrenness. It will i not be expected of us in cases of so delicate a nature, to j exhibit certificates of cures performed, bui we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been reported to us Thousands of cases where families have been wiihout eh ldren, after using a tew botiles of this invaluable ', medicine, bare been blessed with fine, heal'hy offspring. ! It has been expressly prepared in reference io female com ; plaints. No female w bo has reason io Minj o-e si.e is ap- : proach'ng that critical period, "the id or lie." shou:d neglect to take it, as it is a eprtain prevp'Pive mr any of the numerous and norritle diseases to which fe males are sufject at this tiu.e of site. This period mt BI DELATED roR SEVERAL YEAR ? BV t SING THIS MKDm.SK Nor is it lews valuable tor thoee wh are approaching womanhood. a it is ca'culated to asist nature, bv Ti'chening the blood and invigorating U.e sys'em. Indeed, this medicine is Invaluable for all Cie delicate diseases, to wh'cn women are subject. It is the safest and nKet effeua! medicine for pnrify- : ing 'he system, and relieving the sufferings atrendant u on child birtn ever dii-eovered. It strengthens both ihe ' mother and child, prevents rain and difeaje, incresr t and enr:ches the rood: those who have used it think it is ; mdispensible. It is highly nseful both hefore and after ' confinement, as it preverfs diseases attendant upon rhiid- : bir:h. In Costiveness. Pi'es. Cramp9. Swelling of the Feet. Depondencv. Heartburn. Vomiting, Pain In the Back and Loins. False Pa'ns. Hemorrhage, and in regulating the Secretions and equalzrg ice circulation it nag no equal. Tbe great beauty of this medicine is. it is ai- ; ways safe and the most delicate use it most su'ce-i'uiiy. As a beautifying agent it is far superior to all the Co

Extract from ale'ter from the Rev. Henry Wi-eman. Mr A. L. Scovill: As Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar has been ttie means of snatching my companio'i tr ru a premature grav !! I feel under Uie t t li-'auon to gie my influence iu Uie circulation of si vnltiKt.le a medicine. HENRY WISEMAN. Patriot, Gallia Co-, C, Dec. l-4Li. From Dr. Wilson: I have been tne iamilv phvkician of Mr. Wiseman for

the last twelve jears; during that time Mrs. Wii-i irum j has been suffering from diseased inngs. And fnir.lly all j the symptoms of Pu monary Cotisuiuption appearel t All the usual remedies tailed. At ibis time site c un- ' menced using Dr. Rogers' i-i vr rwort and Tar. It ec'ed i likeachaim. In a h-w days the declared herself nearly well. I have no doubt of ts virtues, and would cm er- j inlly recommend il to persons afflicted with dir-eased i lung?. Yours, j H. R. WILSON, M. D I Patriot, Gallia Co , Ohio. ! i FROM THE WIFE Or REV. GKOROB W. MAIEY I have lieen a'flic'ed wi'h diseased Lungs for fv-rsl : years; I aving tried various pre-ri;.tions with lilt e nic i cess. At last I tried Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and 1 &r, ami found great relief. I would recon.mer.d it to all who are suffering with disease ! lungs. Cincinnati Augt. '2, 1-35, SARAH M A LEV. A LIFE RESCTED FRt'M THK V'KROK OF THE CRAVE. Mrs. Eggart (ret-ideson Race, three doors &V,vp Eighthl says that t-lie bas bet ti consu ruptive for Ihe las' hi j t ar-. and durirg Ihe last year all remedies failed, i.oi.ghs most fistressiug, cold night sweats, hectic, lever, cuid chiLs every day. df bi itaieil anil reiiuced to a iijfie skr ieton, ai d tiie blood now sett If d under my nai's, and mv

j on g met i a eu noin rx r rnan am; m lerna i y , ai d my j phvfician now called in a ce.Vbra'e'l Lung lo l r, wfm ! said that there was no hope of my recovering r-'on.f of i my friends called in to take liieir la-t leaver With a faint h' pe I now comment-en takui:' Dr. K.-jv r-' l.jv"r j -Aoit aud T.'r- and what a l.app c.cii.-f I r ow en. j joy bet er heo th tfian I hivp since I was fourteen vr.-.rs I of Ege, and have tamed in fl' .-li from ninety to one inn,. dred and forty pounds .within the U-t three n'lii. I We the iii.der.-igned 5 t'.ei!ia we tre aeijuaiutf i and I visited Mrs Kfgari d'-rii-g h r MCkt.css, b.-:i.ve the j above fitaiement to be tine. JOHN M ELF.NDV.

D K. LEA Vi'l'T. Deacons of the First Congregational Church. Cincinnati, Heic. 1, 14T. FROM PR. HIRAM ( 0 , LOI IT. tit K vHR IN IS'IKSjlI r ' -I.BCTtC MUDKil. (OLI.KliK: Mr. A. L. Scovill: However re'iic'snt I hav I en o permit my name to b ; attached io patent medicine. I consider 1 1 a 'u ty to t he r om mil nit y n state 1 h at in thrr p cases of incipient consumption, viz. Miss Belt, Mis Rarger, and Mr. R H. Cox, one of our City Council, that Dr. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar operated more like a specific man any other remedy, that I ever ued One of the case, viz- Miss Beli, pronounced by several P';si cians to be labcring under the la-t stag" of Serot inus Consumption. She is now in good health, from ' he usiof a few bottles of the above svrup. HIRA.M cox, m. d. Cincinnati, Jan. 2., 1-47.

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FROM THE HOU. Jt-BGl HEHRV MORSE: Mr. A. L. Scovill: I am well ariumnted w'th Dr. Hiram Cox and hi? practice, he having been mv faun'v physician for many years and raa rti'fully fv tnjt 1 have as much confidence in his ski'l e. siv man livo -. Cincinnati. Nov. 1-4T. HfcNRV MbRsL. For sale wholesale by A L SCf'Vn.L. Corner of Fifth a'-.! Race. Ctncir-na:-. O. Ary hy FRANCIS E. t-UltvE. Main Croi-s St., M:iiison, Jr-i. Beware of a IJ.t-f Coiinif rfeii;' Prepared in June last by Jf ?IN T. 1 OLA N D the employ oi (Jeorge M. a lieu. Ii'ngg's!. '' ' i" . n . i I 'I'his Counterfeit i po!.1 bv or.e J'-.'iu f'.u I, of Ltnn.vi.ie. Ky. Pe on your guard, nov 02. 3iadiso hoim:, '.A. ir. IlIIEIL I'HOPIIILTOK, Comer of High Strce' and Cherry Lan, MADISON, INDIANA. I have taken ihe large fon' ry Luildng ft .. Street, north side, opposite ine 'jid t-ity Hotel, whrre 1 have opened a house of PUBLIC AND PRIVATE I VTFRT A 1 NM ENT. Having bad a lone exiertence in tt.;s btH.e-, I t'er my-eif mat I siiall b a i e so give -a'.-tir-.oti ro al: w.n may hotior me with a call. My detern :r auoM ts to ke; a wood bo-, se, and charge pro;-r ar-'v. This i tne rnosi rmivn ent Hotel io '.be F ii.rr4 Depot, feb -.'1 A, H RFTM-.

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