Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 57, Madison, Jefferson County, 5 July 1849 — Page 4

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J lioinaaj. Hobiiuon rprtfuHy iiitorma in" friend and its pumic. ttiai he Ha commenced busineIn the Grocery LU,. la in well known house on Mul srrrrMi,iormrlr occupied . J. Sutler, oppose to tfc Banner cstw, end rsexc floor above J. Late , w hern ha intend a'way o keep oi hand the verjr teat es.ortmfct of Fesu-.if G.oc'rie Including let and tcJte. Brown and Loa' fci'Sar; K. O. and & H. Mola; Fish; Golden Syrup, pepper, spires; Clngpr Nutmegs, fce ; Tct!her with Dye fluff or a!l kind. Soap, Candles. Starch, Set , & e. .le wi i also keep on hand, for family uae. Flour ofthe 'r.l brands. ?!-.!, Huekwheat Flour, and all kind ot Touctry Produce ; all of t? icb fc.fi wi'l sell es law as rDh purchased In this rnarK'.. Ir ''tie call aud tee for yourselves. ftbl'J T. J. ROBINPON.

f Altlf OIL ifined Winter strained. Cincinnati i tntnuiarture, for til" flail trale. fr ale by marl T. J . KOBt NSON . Mult-erry at.

EOF It I have on band Thompson'. Sharp's and if4 anfied' brands, for famll u-e. which I will ,low. X. J- frOUINSON, r-1Atl Mulberry street.

UST received !00bu"d!ea llempWrifpins Pater, ft 4 ood article, arid fjc ic'.-i low I v iraJ1 T. J. OB!NSON. Mulberry street. SUGAR. BOaTGNT ar 4 Ft LnuU Em, Platan erustd and N. O. Sugar, fr the retail trad, for sal- by t.arll T.J ROBINS. V. Mulberry at.

r IMII.I "I ION. Tie frm of Eti-tb's fe Co.. u ! i' this rt.iv i w'.ivd . hv iir;tua eo-.-ei.t. All person

having arc-mut wit s:ri ti'm will settle the same with W M. Hughes, i,o is authorized to r.inrP the i.uitwDc&t cwitu i,y ifce firm he paid hv bl.n when due. 6 ' WILL'S HODGF-, f,r u vv. M hughes. TV OX M'r . a!! persons indebted ( Hie firl11 c,f ' 3 Hugh's A'Cn wi I please make immediate pay ment of the tame. A the im.-ine-s ie ci'"d i-P a e, iv,.,:,!! 1 am in top. - that a m f ?l,'.a"' n..t be n-- -ry. 14 W HIGH a. TO T1IK flavins purchased the in- ' "u rfst of In. W fiodc in the Drii;: tftore of Huut.p rCo.. I will continue the r,tism at t"e old s end, and v strict attention to l.ofine-s 1 hope to rriprit a f a r pior:,tjon of rti-i.ini. fet. II W M HLGHES.

!VEW LIVEIiy STABLE. rrnHEund'Hgimied would -".pect fully i't'otm hn. pub J lie me., he i:aop:' ed a Livery bts'iie on the east ide of Walnut street, K:tvv;;i Main crons and Third e're.ta whfre lie will at al' time be prepared to ecr'mi n-oilate all per.ns with Padd'e. H..rse?. Carnastes. Bujraieeand Barouches; he will r I so take Horses at livery, i.d be:r.g provided with the best stable in Hie ftate and Bup rior O.-i'ler. he flatters hhnell Uiat he wt 1 bf eble to render ei tire wiiidfaction to all who may patroni.HhHaUii.hiuent. flFARV PF.PU . V. II. IL. WELLS & Co.

IMr()KTt:HS AM) OKAI.KKS IN Foreign antl Domestic II art! - :aiif1 !llt!orV.

it vrrr out F.s l' l HL.lsliEU STAXD.

inof The Padlock north Kide Main cross, 3 doors Earn of Mulberrv ftreet, Mad'Knii ImUajiia. TfiAfTiT ciitJT"T'5Av i.o m ?! and rrot-cutiav.s, from Win. Rowland, Hoe & Co. bbotaon H into and ot her celebrated e ker, j u-t received and for ,a!e by H. K W EL 1 & ; CO , janii'J fi su Padloi-k. t 1 We Tiave now received an entire fresh M ock of Mill and Cross F.le.aHiVUUeasps, 'naw U K S.LMUojPadi.Vk. Tt T O 1l"sC:iii'- V S. 1 1 X 0 c ros N e w En C la 1 , d W Wood screws, assorted sizes, received and for sale

Ja inn of the Padlock.

AN" ORDINANCE Dirfcllrgtbe City Surveyor to 'irvey ard locate the corcers of certain tloca aiid lots n Use city of Madteon. gc. 1 Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Medimn. That Wil iant C Brimwfil. th e'ty turve or. be, ard he is hrby directed. 10 proceed, without uuiiecesirarj deiay, under the direction of the eimi.it!e cm utree'a and whart es, to locate line corner 01 im .No. 1Q4. funned ty th intersection or Mulberry and H gil sU, 011 th ordinal pla: of the town of Madison. Btc 2 That the sail Wtlliani C. ErimweU proceed in like manner, to locate the corntr of lot No. P21, formed bv the tr;terecti n of Main and High gtreets. on the ordinal plat of paid town o'" M&dtKin. etc. 3. "l hat the raid aun eyor proreed in like manner to locate the corner of river bloc No. 3, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and Hiih tree's; and a!so the corner of eid b:o:k. formed by me inutsoction of Mam nd i''ih6teeU. wi;hin ttie p'ee!it Jim:ls ot the city ct Midinn, a d report hi doing heieiu at the next meet11 g 01 the Common Council esc 4. Tnt the said surveor five at least Jve das notice of the time at which he will coinmence to locate the coriifc'B, as etoresald, by ad vertijii! the eauie in the Maitson dady papers .-ir. 5. TnU ordinance :o be In fcrce from at:d a'ter itpubhcaiion. Passed May Id, 19. Attest: CtU.VER WOODBCEN, President. F. Crcmbat-qh, City Clerk.

lOFI'EK fULI.-Adams' patent, di

wiisuu cunee 1111ns, iui or m - - -

etand of H K. W nept'.5 Pign ot the Padlock.

A ot Carpenter. Clncliinau ami mew

tnoTtice locks. Collate locks, mineral ana peai. laekp; also. cota,e stop, rim, bow, Norfolk and western latches, for sale a-the old established s'and ot Pept2,i H K W ELLS Jf- O. M?n ofthe Padlock.

lrtiF.H ASl SCKEWS. i'atent nun inn . wroiieht urap hinees, joint hinges, etc, a complete

assortment. Also. New England woo 1 (ni:,vu ........ and for sale at the old est ah i-iied stand ot sept25 U.K. W ELEjrOign of the Padloek fnK ILK A Ti:A MO.NS-A fresh supply J of German si ver. mil. silver, britania. c vanir and iron table ami lea spoons, at the old e-.tablisl.rd siand ot Fept25 II K WELLS & t..2nof the Pa W- I1V SSH The subscribers would re ppeelOiHy call the attent ion of House Builders and carpenters to iheir extensive and well assorted stock ot r(ne Sash, w hich they otfer for sale on reasonab'e terms H. K. WELLS & CO., fenj9 Sign of the l'adioek.

hook ai in rciii:uKivi.s.-nii

son's and Kussel s cook, iwcit" ami ruriniis

1. n'i.a .1! b.., Also. Vi suii 4 ami Ames Mine Knives,

assorted sires, at the old established rtn.i of H. K LLCS a t u ,

SiL'ti of ' h Padlock.

tiept25. '-17

SCHOOL SL AT FS A

tew cases u Aiue-ican a d

h.r,1 mi, I sof frnme school elates, assorted

sites, at low prices, at the old established stand of H . E VV L L L CO., Bfpi25 if ic" of the Padlock. rvyo nt'l". The undersigned would respec'ful'y inxi form their old customers. Country Merchants and the public cenera'lv. that they have received, and are now onninii the largest and bos se'ec'ed stock ot bni! Iish. German and American Hardware and Ctulery ever opened In Madison, and asihev are .letermined noi tobe undersold hv anv house in this city. Louisville or Cincinnati, t hey wou'd invite the atteniion of all before purchases elsewhere. H. K WELLS & CO, septi.1) Sin of the Padlock FfP BIjE AN I IMIOKF.T ( I TI.EKY We ii have now received a lame assortment of Table and Tocket Cutlery, of n and improved styles. for sale at reduced priced, at the eld established tand of H. K WELLS & CO., ept25 S en of the Padlock.

rrOII S A I.i:. An eiait le ho?inei.s lot on West gt

J for sale, cheap for cash.

ap2.

Enu're of

H K. W ELL3 & CO.

PATF.ST

PIMPS'

P ATENT Cast Iron Pumps for Cisten.s and Wells, the best and cheapest article in the market. Also Lead pipe, assorted ca'.ibree. at H. K. WELLS &. CO. Snjil of t he I'arUrx-k

A OKItIN A F To prevepi end prohibit the throw ira oi stitties, hnck wars, and clubs at houses and fences, and oih. r i.-c to prevent ami pronilif ipjary to pro p-ttv witliin the -uy of Madasoa. Sac. 1. Be it ordanted by the Ctunmon Council of the ciu of Madi oti. Tl-at if any person s-liail (brow Manes, brick-bats, eh.bs. or otlter hard sur'ance. at. ii to. or ata.i.s! any dweln:g-boue. M"re house, o:;: h ,:- . or an. otb-r l uiiduij;, or apaiM at.y fettca withi. the cr.r po.-ate limits of tti-3 city cf 'adl-on, snail, upon conviction the eof. pa.. 10 t e city of Mauisou any s-utu not esceeiti - g fifty diHar-. - ec Tha' if any person shall wji'uliy or mal clons'y efai e, destroy, or pun ron, or ottierw ise d'.'U'ai'e or injure any sign 1 r Fiiiii-boar I. anint;, oro'her propetv ( a "imiiar de-'cription. a"ache.i to any public f r p iva'e 1 tttldiTV . store houc, wa'e-house. or other i ui !ins!, or ruspended over ilie side walks, of tie city of Mad. son. or aha!' wi tul'y or maiiciou-ly i jme or destroy any w ater-spout on any but Id ng . euo h person thai I. npou con victiOa thereof, be fined iu a!iy sum not exceeding fiuj dollar. t-K . 3. This ordinar.ee to be in force from and after it publication. Fa-i-ed May 2d, 1S49. Attest ULVER WCODBURV, PnVt. F. 'f fMEiroH. City Clerk. may 5 AN (Jtil)INAACE To amend an tird'nance, entitled

"An t)rd nance relating to the markets," passe ' Jauu 1 ar , 25, 16 i'J Sec. I Be it ordained by the Common Courc:! of the city of Madison , That tne lO.h reciioa of the Orina ce to wiiieh this is an amendment, be, end the same is here by amended, w that the minimum price of ad mils it side of the Main ptreet market h. u-e hhall he fixed ten dollars per year, and that the minimum price of a'l staits i-.Mdeof the Broacvvay mttrket-huue shall be fixed at eislo dollars per year. Sec. 2. That the I4ih section of paid ord nance be so amended as that any Mall within rither ot said m&rkcfhouses shall revert to th" c if the pe-pon or persovs renting it sliail i eu ect or ref i f ti t-upply such stalls with food fresh meat, or such other matketing a lieorihev 11-ually keep and offer for sale in said market house, tor the snare i ten market davs, at such market-house, and ro em ue. after ihe expiration -f tin t' 11 days aforesaid, Mia! entitle the delinquent to ihe furthe use of said stall. Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force trom end alter lis publication Passed May 3d, 1340. AIipm: CULVER WOODBURN, Pres't. K. Cr r m b a r c h , City 1 'lerk. mat 5 AN O ifilNANCE Hire-tins the Assessor what Persons and Property to List tor the purpose of Taxation in ihe City of Madison for the Financial year beginning April 1, 1819 Sec I. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the itv of Madison, That John A. Reynolds, es-es-or. h" Hid lie is hereby directed to assess ail the male inhat itants of said city between the aces of twemy one an.i fitly years; all the real estate, including improvements, situate wi'hin the corporate limits of saui city; and a'l personal pioperty belonging to the residents of said city, niit'udinu merchandise, hank stock, insurance stock, tailretnd stock, or other stocks, absolutely paid for or thramount paid thereon, steamboats, household furniture, horses, cairiages. money at interest, and all other kinds of personal property, whe'her in possession or in action except one hundred and fitty do'lars worth of household furniture to sach family ; and a'so an ttie hogs, dogs, and bitches owned fed, or harbored by any of the in habitant of ai.l city. ec. 2. That ihe said assessor be and he is hereby directed and requi ed ;o periorm the dtl y prescribed in the preceding section in all respects in the manner authorised ny the acts of incorporation now in force in the city o JI adison Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after its passage. Passed April 17, i?49. C WOODBURN, Prrs't. Attest F 'riiin'iaugh, Citv Clerk apiii?.! A .N OR DIN A NCE 1 "(reel mg 1 he Cit y Surv r . or to Sur vev and ocate th Corners of ceitain Blocks and Lo s in the Citv oi Madison. Sec I. Be it ordained hy the Commou Council of the City of Madison, that Wi liarn C Bramweil. the city surveyor, be and he m hereby directed to pr.icee.i. wii -out tinneces ary delay, um'er the direction ofthe committee on Mreets and wharves, to locate the corner ot lot No. 121, formed by tiie interrection of Mulberry and High streets, on the original plat of the town of 'Madison. sec. 2. That the sa d William C. Bramweil proceed, in like manner, to locate the corner of 'ot No 124, formed by the intersection of Main and H igh streets, on the ordinal plat of said town of Madison. Sec. 3. That the said surveyor proceed, in like manner, to locate the rorner of River Hock No ',!, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and H'gh streets; and a ir-'o toe corner of said block torimd by the inipr-ecti n of Main and H igh streets, within the present limits of the cit of M adison. and iepo. 1 his doings herein at the next meet

ing f ihe Common Council Sec. 4. That the said surveyor give a leas five days notice of the time at wh ch he will conn, ence the location of the corner-j as aforesaid by advertising the same 111 the Madison Daily Banner Sec- 5 This ordinance to be in force from and atter its passage. Tassed April IT. 1S49. C. WOODBURN, Pres't Attest: F. runibangh. City Ciprk aprii 25.

cALironrsiA gold. nTiHE YEh EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOLL 1 V-E1GHT has been mora replete with wor.dcrful. unexpected and astounding political and regions revolut una and valuable discoveries and luvet'tkius than anv year sine the commencement of the world. The whole continent of Europe has been one (treat volcano of revolutions; not only the o;d bt the new world has been the scene of war and bloodshed, md ing only with the treaty of Q.uereiaro. eiviiig peace to Mexico, and the rich Gold plains of California to the American people SrtLL a greater tvitp-r une that will work a complete revolution ;n the entire medica world, and I e of r- a'c benefit to mankiud trail any invention that has t n made nee the days of Fulton--was he discovery 1 f thi wonder ui and truly great medical compound. John Bull's l'lu'd Exti act of SaapanlU, 'I hts inva'uaule remedy r as already carried happiness to the hesi'ts of thousands and is daily giving more cons latiou to the atlnc'ed than cou d le affbrdeubv al the wraith Sfl the uiines of Caiiiornia and tue world comtdned' It is put 11 n i full quart bottles, and contains the strength of -IXT'MESas much Pure Honduras arsapaiilla as any similar pr para. ion made in America. Prce $1 per hdt'e. or ix bottles for 55. It has been a well e-tai Tshed fact frr years past that Sirs? pariita. w hn pure and properl prepared, was the only true panacea for all diseases or iginaling fron an inn ure 8'ate of the b'ood. ihe use ot mercury, Intoxieatitia driitks. evil ha'. its 111 v'irh, bariennes, tC. We h. idiv assert Ciat J 'UN BI LL'S rLUID EX TRACT OF 'AKSAPAKILLA !S tiie only preparation bet. re the public .bat is prepared on strictly scientific I rmctp es. and of uniform t-irer-g'ti. The sfarsspari'ia ! pU'ti &ed vv lthoiit rega nl lo 1 ri, e and every pound, be tore being used, is subjected the tt e strictest chemiai test,. d its penuine' e.s ascertained belore teing u?ed Huil's SarsapariHs a'so cou aais 1 he virtue of several o'i'er vaiuab 0 inecica! loot-, iogether ?b'm ng the be t -.nii'otind and priupic i the grea .t cura lve aeni in the Il'lW'l wo Id I THIS ME ifClNE. WHEN USED ACCORDING lO D1KLC1 H.'NS, WILL CUKE WITH' UT FAIL:

St:r.'u'a. or Kit:g, E i' ; Ca! CPrs. I uii:ors: I i Uj.ri. n-' of the Skin; Krv sip las; Chr"nic Sore Eve; Ringworm or Ttiters; Sc;ild heaii; R'.eumati.-ui ; Paul- In the Pones or Joitits I.I'd So es t vd Ulcers; Swe'ltngof the Glands; SvihiWs. Dispepsia; fa-t Rluum;

D .-eases if ihe Kidneys D -eases arising from

us" of Mercury ; 1 .o-s of ppet ite ; Pain 111 ilit Side aud Shou! ders . Genera! Debility; L:t u.hago . Dropsy ; Jiut'd r-e Cosiiveness; Si t Tiora: ;

I 'eiimlis, 'olds; j IV. w uess ot the Chest; Pulmonary Affections; i And ai: other diseases tendI l"g to d o.incH oitvn Hi pi ton; Li t .- 1 :un j lalnt , Feiaie Irregularities and Complaints; Sick and Nervous Head

J Cfhe; Low spirits. Night Sweats; 1 Kxp.)sute or Imprudence in i life; be-Chronic Constitutional Disj e a-es; :And is a Spring and Sum

mer drink and g-neral Tonic for the system aud a gentle aud pf a -ant pu -gaiive; it is sup'r or to Bine Lick or Congres-wAte-r. Sails, or SeitUuz powders.

l-rotichuts ;

GOOD TES 1 I.1IONY! JTj3 Thr- 1I11.1 .-inie J.-uiual, Loiumbus, Ohio, thus speaks ot I'uii'n Sar.-anarda: i'PHAS N') ltiUL! The unprecedented sale ot Bull's Coiop'-oiid Fluid Lxtacr of Sarsapariila in this ei! , where it has t.ren i' troduced f u the past two 1111 n hs only, with the very cratifyinif eiFects produced uroii ail w hi) have tried it, warrant, the asserti- 11 thai as a'puriliero' the hiood IT 11 S No EUUAL! This is a hold assertion bur i; can he substantiated by callihi; on ttie f.et't in this citv. ' SO" IS EA We, ihe undersigned, liuggi.-ts and Apothecaries in ihe city of Louisville, Ky.. taKe pleasure in s'ating that we have been selling John Bull's Ex ra' t of Sarsapariila f.r sometime a d confidently recommend it as being a guod and --afe article;

Lamping Sl Co., Montgomery &. Sutcliffe, V m. .Nock, J H 1 weu, F. W Kuie?s, W E. Smith, Wat s &. Thomas,

Bobmson, Peter V Caty,

Mddall 1 1 coves A To. BlirtiCJlJSXN & ap nil c utirs. Dealers vi OUu rin!i, Gla?$icare, Dye t OUSEll 71AIS CUOSS A W EST S TJ. rhvskians and faru:ir are respect fu!ly in'ormed that 8 R ft. Co. wilt con stantlv ken. on hand an anrtinentnf freb Drugs, rine Citeniica's and Botanic M e.hcines tiiit may be relie.l uptn.

I,4.CIi.IXi -I C,ros Iljl't r's fii;frior FJast..-rj"..-ki 2,itcei.d f.trssle by

2n snip U.L. REEVES & ( . ffriic-i s"j.joV v a t;';,"ir."ppi".rf Ff y. cns"'OU Cap1. S re rv 0; er'nr arlS.-le. e-!V(iJ and 't a t by ovt - SIDi'ALL, REEVES 4-CO.

A OIiPlAXtE TO REOrt.ATE TtlK P.I N i .s , AT LARGE 17 TOGS. Sec. I. Be it enacted r, tiie Common C uncil of the City of Madison, "l'hat any person who shall permit any dog or bitch owr ed or birt ored by him, to be in any market hou-e or cn any market-space in the city of Madison, during market hours, shi.1 Le deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall, for the fir-t offence be fined inthe sum of one dollar and for every su'sequent offence three del'as, together wdh costs of prosecution in ail cases. An' the fact that such dog or bitch is in any market house or on any market-s, ace. as aforesaid, shall, in he absence of any ptoot to the contrary be deemed a'oi taken as conclusive evidence thar the said dog or bitch was 'here by the perinissi n of the owner or person who harbors ihe'sarne about his or her house: provided, that butchers and other-: se ling from stahs in any markethouse, or persons selling from wagons or o'her vehicles on any mar-Ret space my keep a watch-dog. chaired . or otherwise securely fastened to the s'a'i, wagon, or other vehicle, he. she, or they are sel'ing from. Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty ofthe niarket-rras'er. when any dog or bitch is found in any market house or on anv market-space in violation of tiie first section of ths ordinance, to ascertain, if hecan.to whom such animal belong-, or who harlwtrs it a! out his or her house, and, if he shall so ascertain,'. enter complaint before the mayor. nd . if do person can e foil' d win) ow nsor harbors such animal, then it shall be law fill and it is he-eby made his du'v to use any means that Le may deem proper to drive su h animal from the said inarket-hr-use or mrkrt-pac, or to feiu. or cause the same to be killed forthwith. Sic. 3. This ordinance to be in force fiom r.ttd after its publication. Passed. April 6. CULVER WOOPEURX, President. ttvt F. ('urMBiroii. Citv Clerk. mavl

J. B. Wilder & Co., M. A i k in & Co., J . W . :anit.e & Co., Si. ui'i Yenawine, B Morse II & Co., C O Mills, n. G Weatherford, Kit pert, Lindenberger &. Co.

Louiv ville, November 2b, 1.-48. Jr-J- Bear with us. reader, a little? ionjier and be convinced that Ml LL's SAr. SA I1 A R 1 1 L A is the Wonder of the World! aud that it will cuie you, no matter iiow lorg you have been .suffering What Dr Owen, Druggigs and Apothecary of several years' standing, say s atiout Bull's Sar-apa rilla" ' onsviLLK. May 31, 18'8. SIr. John Bi li,: Dear Sir; I have been for a numher of years severely afflicted, wii h a Metcnria1 Headache and a dull heavy pain in my Liver. 1 vised a'mosi all the n mediesof the day, especially the Sarsaparillas prepared iiy ditfeent persons But all lo little or no advat,lag', until I chanced to meet with yours, three botilrs of which gave me more relief than ail the others combined. I therefore take plesnre in rrcon meruhng your Sarsapariila to the ."ifiicted community as a superprior rticle Very respectfully, " J. II. Owen, M. D. IS II EEIH AT I S?I . Let all those wri are suffering under the agonizing tortures of Rhemna ism read ihe following and see whai mav also be done for them, if they will use ihis inlallmle remedy. Mr John Bi i l: Dear Sir: For the last hreeyearsl have been afflicted with Rheumatism ofthe severest rha acler. I was ai tunes in the greairsi ag -my o pain; 1 tried every remedy I could proem e for the disease, hut found no permanent relit f until 1 was induced to use jour preparallem of Sarsaparil'a which has entirely cuied me of Rheumatism, and great ly Improved mv general health, more than any uiedkine I have ever used. I hrve 1" en tret-of pa'ii for se era! months ami have no doubt tiie cure is permanent . and I confidently recommend it as being the best medicine in ur lor Bin umatisni. " ISHV.M BRIDGES. Fnloniown. Union co.. Ky., May 12, it-4s. From Dr. VV. T. Prentiss. Mr. Bcil: In regaid to your Sarsapariila, I will say that 1 have used it to some extent in Cutaneous Aifeetions of long statiditig. as 'I itn a Capet is. Lepra, Proriasis. Scabies, "Syphilitic Cachexia and in all diseases where the indication of cure seems to c .nsi-t in a t sor ugh change or nioditicai ion of the fluids ofthe body, witn considerable success, in coi jiinc'ion with local tiea tn. nt. I think 1 would prefer it to any oilier preparation of -ar saparilla in u-e. and any physician will admit iis vihie upon learning the substai ces that enter m o us comnosition. Respectiully yours, vv . T i REN l l.-S, M. U. Lewisport, Ky.. Decern! er 4, 847 AM A FEMALE ITIEDICIAE It is H illioul :i IttViil. This Sarsapariila is a sovre-ign ami speed' cure for incipient Consumption, Barrenness. Pro lap-us Uteri or Fa' I ma of the Womb, Co-l iveness, Bd' s, Lnjc rrhoa or

Whites, o'-suucie.i or didicult M nsTitat'ou, IncoLiiio tn e ! of Urine, Or mvohinrarv d'scharge therrot', a 1 for the 1 gener-a' prtfsttation .f t lie s stem - m muter w Le t in r i in i ie.-u!toi uiht rent cause or c-ru-es produce d ny isreguliri i t. illness, e.r accident. Nothirgcan be nnue surpri-ing j than its invig' rati g efl'e. ts on the human f 'in. Per- ; sous of all weakness and las-in tie fi m takit g it at once become robust and full of energ in der its inrltiei.ee I 1 1 i in mt d. ate y cou titer acts the nerve'essin ss of t he emaie trame, which is the great cau-e of Barrenness D will 1 not be ex peeled of us in cases .f so delica'e a nature, to I exhit it certificates of cure-s performed, hut we can assure i the a 'flirted that hundreds of cases have been reported to j us 1 housands of ra.-es wfiee families have be en withj out ch Idren, after using a lew hot.les of this invahia'ue I medicine, have I een IPssed with fine, heal by i ff-pring. , It has been express y ptepare-d in re'erenre to tema e com plaints. No female who has reason to Miptose she is ari proarh'ng that ctitica! leri-.d. -ihk tu.i.v ok life." shou.d neglect to ta,,e it, as it is a certain pn ve ive or ; any of the numeious and horrible diseases to wh i hfe maies are sutject at this lioeof.ite. '1 his erii,(j my HI DELAYKD IOR sEVtRAt. YKaRS BY I SIN'-THls MtPii INic. Nor is it less valuable for those wh are approaching ' womanhood, as it is calculated to a sist nsture t y qu rkeuing tne blood and invigorating the fys em. Imleed, i ihis medicine is Itivatiiarrle for ai! t te dehca'e diseases to w htc'i wumen are - ut iect.

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coi rldent it ts t i e ot the iuosi effc.se lou uiedieinea that can l-e madr for that disei-e. Yours, J AS M MOORE. M D. Testimony l.ke the foPowirtg renders sut ertltious all father c-una ents upon the eff.cey of Bu i's Sarsapariila From t r. L P Yanda'l. Frotessor of Chemistry in the Loui-viile Medical College: "1 have looked over the list of ingredients corup sing John Butl's Compound Extra-tot Sarsapariila. aud have no hesitation in saving that ihev form a safe compound, ami one that premises well in ehronir d'sea-p. to w lncl: it is app'icable." L. P YANDVLL.M.D. Loin vBle. June 6. 1P4?. W hat Dr Pyles, Physician by appointment to the Ixuitsville Marine Hosiital savs of Buil's Sats pariMa: LonsviLt E.March 2t, 1-43. 1 have examined the prescription lor the prepara'ion'of John Bub's Sarsaparil a, r.i d hetieve rw comtunation to t.e an exce lent one, ai d well calculated to p'oduce an alterative impression on the system. I have used it bo"h in public ai d private practice, and think 't ihe best article or Sarsapariila in use. M. t'YLES, M. D. Resieten' Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital. l hi medicine is daily grepp'-ina with disease through the Western roimtrv. r storing to blooming health and y ouihl'ul .gor, tiie - ick and afflicted nay. those I bat are grfV(Ou.-!y ior inented. Certificates are teeming from all direction-., from men of truth ami high m.ual standing pacing it from its in rinsle worth, the vt ry best of ail re oedies ever before the public. S"ld who'esa'e and retai' by JiiHN BULL, t principal oflice,!-1 Fourth st;-et, and by the Drugjiis gent Ta'iy in '.he city and country. Persons wishing to accept an agency fir the sale of Bu'i's Sars pan'la. will plen.se addres- JoliS Dili,, SI Fouitn stre t I cm vt '-'. SJDDALL, IIEEVE8 & C O. W inle-a e ,imt tiilail Agents. !fadi-on. Indian.

UPWARDS OF TEN" I IHJUS VMl CUREs-! ' t OSl'JIPTION CAM HE Cl'llED ! ! DR. ROGERS' COMPOL ND SYRUP OiL1VEIJWOUT AND TA. For tiie cine if Coiisiimption, :nd itll Ii.t .ist" the Etings and ISreast. f WlHIS Great Remedy his not only made almost In JJL ere nb e cures of 'oiis-uupt ion , but it breaks up lh-mo-t distsessiug Cough Cjld pam in the Breast, ami As. h ma, tn a lew flours lime. VV e anth.rize our A gems in all cases where it doei not give tii.medi.iie relief, and the bo He is returned, to cheerfully remnd the money. We will ipw ask ihe afflicted candi ly te) examine ihe facts below, which substantiate 'be merits of this great remedy. Facts v hie It are incoiitiovertitde, and eannoi be d iiiei . We refer you to the stateu ents of we lknnwii Physicians .md Profes-ors, wfio have come torward an 1 have substanliat' d these fa'-is. 'l'he most mcredudus cannot but be convinced that it has made cures whe e eveiylhing else has failed. EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES WHICH CAN BE SEEN IN FULL BV CALLING UPON THE AGENTS. Extract from a le'ter from tne Ke?. Henry Wiseman: Mr A L. ScoviH: As Dr. Rogers' Liverwort end Tar has been the means of siiaiehing my companion trom a premature grave I! I t. el under the it'ai ion 10 g iv e my influence in ;he circuiatioii of s valuable a medicine. HENRY WISEMAN. Tatriot, Gallia Co-, C, Dec. 2.1, 1413. From Dr. Wit. son: I have been the lami'y physician of Mr. Wiseman for tiie last twelve years; du ring tii3t time Airs. Wiseman has been suffering from disea.-ed mugs. And finally all the symptoms of Pu mouary Consumption appeared Ail tiie usual remedies tailed. At this time s te commenced using. Dr. Rogers' ive rwort ami Tar. It acted like arhaim. In a f. w days she dec lai ed herself nearly well. 1 have no doub: of us v irtues, ai d would cheerfully recommend it to persons attficted Willi diseased lungs. o"urs, II. R. WILSON, M. D. Patriot, Gailia Co , Ohio. FRO M THE W IFK OK REV. GKOKKE W. MiLET; 1 have been a flirted wi li diseased Lungs for several years; I aving tiied various prescriptions with iiltie success. At last I tried Dr Roger-' Liverwort and Tar, and found great relief. I would recommend it to all who are suffering with diseased lungs. Cincinnati Aiigt. 12, Is 15. SARVIl MALEY. A LIFE RUSIXr.D FROM THE VERGE OF THE URAVE. Mrs. Fggart resides on Race, three doors above Eigh'h,. says tli at she has been consumptive ior I he las' six yi ars, slid during the last year ail remedies failed coughs most, distressing, cold night sweats, hectic fever, cold cbil s every day. debi itaied and reduced to a mere skele ion, a d the Mood notv sell led und"r my nei s, and mi lung" ulcera:ed botn ex emaliy and in ernal'y, aixl my phvsici&n now called in a celebrated Lung Doctor, wh" said thai there was no hope of my recovering Some of mv Iriettds called in to ts ke their last leave!! With a faint ii pe 1 now commenced taking Dr. R. grrs' Liverwort aud T.t and what a happy change I now en. joy bet er hea th than I ii-ve since I was fourteen years

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above s-atement to be tiue. JOHN MFLE.VriY. D K. LEAVl'lT. Deacons of the First Congregational Church. Cincinnati, i;en:. 1, 1S47. FROM DP. HIRAM COX, LATE I'RtilEi.-OR IN CINCINNATI KCLECTIC MEDICAL OLLFOH. Mr. A. L. Scovl!: However relnr'ant 1 have ! een o permit my name to b ; attacbe i to patent medicine, I coiiside- 1 1 a duty to the com mini It y to Mare t hat i u t h r, e Cases of inripieio c. itisii m d ion, viz. i-s Belt, tis Barger, and Mr. R H. Cox, e-ne of on r City 'on ncil. lha' Dr Rotre rs's Liverwort ami Tar. jp rated more like a si ecit c titan any other remedy, that I ever Used One of the cases viz- M iss Bell, pronounced by several I'h si .ians in h - lab'-ring under the la-t stage of Scrofulous ( ..u-umpt i n She is now in good head ii. from i he use of a fe w bott.es of the above syrup.

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Cincinnati, Jan. 25. IH47.

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I)H. TAYLOR'S B4LMA7I OF ElVEIiWOllT. tA( IlJf UN DEEDS are now hv .r - m g-ood he."' tt Con LJi sumption seemed to have u r ked tor an, j jrave who owe their preservation L the use of tht r r. uabie med te ine. It is prepared from a receipt ofthe !are Dr. Hflyoke. who prese rved huown l ie t y its. ef esey, s'th jgh of const: mpue constitution, lathe aitonu-'hmg age of one hundred arid two years. s Liverwort, even in the common way of preparation i untveis'ir known a the t-est remedy for diseases of the chest ever discovered: in this preparation the virtues of the herb are powerfully and highly cofernTrs-d. so a n. render it a sa;-ri...r and" barr.uess medicine ir all dit ea.-es of the Lungs and Liver Moreover this medirsiie etmtains the medical t--.br?r ties ofthe Bngle Weed. Liw-rwort, Fever Root, anr oiany other roms end ber. and is warranted 0T tc ' contain any mitieral or mineral preparation. DYSPEPSIA & I.IVEK 10.T1PL.IINT. No medicine has ever yet been rib covered which ha." ' proved h!f so beneficial 10 th.we affictrel vvitt. Dvsrer sia and Liver Complaint, as the Balsam of Livr'norY It may be taken without dai ger by children or jversjns debilitated by disease Remember to ask for Dr. Tayiot'a Eil.iam of Liver w ort, and do not take anr t h tug Ise. Se t ; 4 t the w nt ten signature of Geo, Taylor. M. IV. i-on every- bottif. and the certificates of Dr. Rogers and other eminent p.v.y sicians. For sale by FR ANCIS r. SUI RE. oct 1 Ms.l.son, Ind. E.trt.ll A!VO GItOW FAT! "TSyJO man is fit to go through i he world until ne can i VJ laugh with a hot pots o m his mrt '!li. and w histle Yar kee IViodie w hen sick as death with a to ,1 stomach In the ease last mentioned like s dose of Rev. B. Hibbard's Pills ami we'll insure you both :o lanth and wh.sile with great cen firt af'er lh- operation, ISev. B. Ililibjiril-r. Vegetable Ami Ittl10' 11 A t now tu I -, confirmed, ratified aud es tablished, by overwhe ming m j.jt i.o-. vi' Lie "tone and sinew," as ti.t medicine which

The 1'eopU Delight to Honor! Tiie grand secret of the wonderful success of these Pills, is this that Every Jlan froes for Ills Infer?!. WThen he finds what it is. regatdu-ss .if a II other considerations. That s the reason w hv ilmse w ho buy those pills once, ahuos. invariably buv igam Tnnt's Ihe reason w y thikti of the C i ne in i' ri i a.en - no longer take Rev. B. Hibbwd's bills on comnii sn. ii, l ot a- ualiy buy and sell! hem at whole-"e. as u.ev w uld A vack or Coffceor Oroon of Indlzo. These agents are here among ns. ad n ay be seen any hour oftnedav. piea.-e call up n . l,,., n,n; he convinced. We give their names a,i ninc,-s (i- t u-iiiess, viz. (.See Times a"d o her fun iunati paj ers AGENTS IN Ml ISdN Who buy and sell t e above named pil's in the same wa .,are .lohn Oaig. Josoph Norri-,.-ratt. S:d fall Reeves, -c. r John Dines. McClure Branham ft. Co. July 2'" Iv

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THE MUST SUCCESSFUL JIEUiCLVE. AV THE WOULD. 'pllTS Chemical Con'pound contains several Vegetahi-? 1 Ingredients, besidi s Yellow Dock an ) Sarsapariila, eaefl having a direct reference to i be hei th of some in iernal organ Aciing an a UNIVERSAL ALTERATIVE, by removing all impurities, and giving lone tc debilitated organs It has prov d itself a sure, speedy and permanent rurc f 'r Consumption, Se otula, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Gout Liver Complaints. Spinal A tT -ri n.n -. I'b-ers, SrphBis. Dropsy. Asihma, Piles -Scurvy, Affections ofthe. Bladder and Kidnevs. Mercurial Di'sea-r fo rupt Hu mors. Rush of Blond to ttie Head Fever and Ague, Feuid! Complaints, General Debility, Dvspep-ia. l.o'-isof Appetite, Colds, Ilea iache. i dstivenrss 1: aye. Night Sweats. Colic, Organic Aft'ecti ii" I a'p tatiou of The Heart Biles, Pains m Sitle. ;ii st. Back, Limns, Ai.c Aic. Indeed so comp'etely does ibis motlicilie pervade the whole sys cm. hat every pan lee Is its pnri.v ii g and invigorating Influence It has cured viundr it- of ca-es ,ii whirh the simi le Sarsapam ' la Syrups and Wild Che rrv Hitters had failed tin many nn.ee w here l hr-e simple syrups had remnved Ihe obs'tm iioiis Irom one organ to another as simple syrups are iike-iy t iio.tiju.- merely changing the feat of di ease, ibis V. getahie' empooml , acting proportionally oi ail 1 1 organ-, hai thoroughly cleansed ihe svsu m a d renv .v. d all disease, nmoriifg 'iie patient tei bealih and vigor. The Gencine Dk (Jrvm ; t's CoKPeii sn Rurait of Yellow Dm k ami Sahs. kouli, is put up iu large srpiare foitles, eonij, ; i.i ;.g tt ipiari, wiiii the name of Hit; extract nlown in i( e g'ass See tha' I he signature of s. F. Bennett, tht- proP'ie.or s written wih black ink on e.-cu -i.le wtap !"'r 11 1'rice . I . er ho:i le li '-oi ' i s f.o 1 Pre. ared ' t S F. Bennett's Labi t .r v , l.iitle Fe.l's.

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