Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 77, Madison, Jefferson County, 28 July 1849 — Page 4
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TT7T UVDRED3 are row living In food ba h.tbat Cor iiii MJiivilua seemed w have "named for an earty grav. ,-!.) owe ilsejr preservation to the use of this Invaluable medicine. , . . . , It u prepared from a rwlpt f the late Dr. Holy ok, cho preserved hiiown life by its effieaey. although of a enuiijpUe constitution, to the astonishing age of one hundred and two year. Liverwort, even In tbe common way of preparation, ts universally known as the be remedy for diseases ot the client ever discovered; la this preparation trie virtue of ih" herb are powerfully and highly concentrated, so a to render It a superior and harmless medicine for all dUof the Lung and Ltver Moreover this medicine contains the medical propertie of the bugle Weed, Liverwort, Fever Boot, ami eiany other root and herbs, and Is warranted bot to contain any mineral or mineral preparation. DYSPEPSIA & EIVEU COMPLAINT, No medieiae ha ever yet been dirovered which has proved half w beneficial to those afflietd with Dyspep t ia and Liver Complaint, aa the Balsam of Liverwort, ft may betaken without danger by children or persons debilitated by disease. , . , . H-n,croif to as-k for Dr. Taylor's Balsam fk'wort. and da not take any thin el;. te th.t the written signature of Geo. Taylor, M. D-.l-on every bottla and the certificate, of Dr. Koger and other eminent phy"lf 'W"' Fr by FRANCIS H SUIRE.
Madison, Ind.
AW ORDINANCE m1iiBeCity rreyOTtowrTey and locate the corners of sertsia Uacks and m n the VI ,( BdtordlnM by the Common Council of the cltyof Madison. That WUiiam C Bramwell. tho eHyrveTor be,ad he It hereby directed, to proceed, without unnecessary delay, uwJer the direction of th committee on ?r and wbarvea. to locate the corner of lot No. 14 farmed ny the intemeetion of Mulberry and Hlh sta, ,V. oririnal plat of the town of Madison. Vac 2- That the said William C- B ram well proceed In like manner, to locate the corner of lot No. 181, formed by the Intersection of Main and High streets, on the original ptat of said town of Madison. etc. 3. That the aald surveyor proeeed in like manner to locate the corner of river bloak No. 3, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and Hijb streets; and also the corner of aaid block, formed by the Intersection of Main and High streets, within the present limit of the city of Madison, and report his doings herein at the next meeting of ti Common Council. ban. 4. That the said surveyor five at least five daya .lotieeof the time at which be will commence to locate the corners, aa aforesaid, by advertising the am in the Madison daily papers. mo. 5. This ordinance to be in force from and after Ita publication. Passed May 3d, 1849. Attest: CULVER WOODBURN, President. F. CitrK bacoh, City Clerk.
t"Ti ISMM TIO.-Tne firm of Hughes tt Co., to liJ3 this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons havire accounts w.itt. aald firm will tett'.e the same with W. M. Hughes', who is authorized to cloe the business r f ,ta owing iiy the firm will be paid by him when due WILLIS HODGES, fhl4 W. M. IH'OHES. ""OX'lt'i:. -All person indebted to the late firm of 1 l Hughe & Co. wi'l paie make immediate payment of the s'.me. As tiie b'lin-w noiet t.e elosed up as soon a pos.'-iMe. 1 am in boppn that a nw' personal notice will not be ppcesary. feb 14 W. M. HUGHES. 'PO Till: 1'HIIL.IC Having putcbaaed the InA iPreH of Dr. W. Hod;'. j in the Dni Store of Hugheo 1z Co., I will continue the btiainetw at the old a'and, and
bv strict attention to biisliifss 1 hope to merit a fa'r pioyortion of emlom. feo 14 W. M. HUGHES. NEW LIVCRY STABLE. FTfHE undemigned would respectfully inform the pub li lie that he hni opei ed a Livery Stable on the east mile of Walnut street, between Main cross and Third ftrppt, where he will at all times be prepared to aeeom mod ate all pernon3 with Saddie Horsea, Carriages, Burif and Barouches; he will also take Horses at livery, and beiitc provided with the beftt stable in the State and superior Ostler, he flatters hiuiMell that he will bf able to render entire satlhfaction to all who may patronize hli r HtablUhnient. aprllll HENRY DEPUTY.
AN ORDINANCE To prevent and prohibit the throw
in(t of stones, hrlck tats,and clubs at bouses and fences, and otherwise to prevent and prohibit injury to property within the city of Madaaon. Skc. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Madison, That if any person shall throw stones, brick-bats, clubs, or other bard substance, at, into, or against any dwelling-bouse, store-house, out-house, or any other building, or against any fenee within the corporate limits of the city of Madison, shall, upon conviction thereof, pay to tbe city of Madison any sum not exceeding fifty dollars. Sac. . That if any person shall wilfully or maliciously 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 publie or private huildiflu, store house, ware-house, :or other building, or suspended over Hie side-walks, of the city of Madison, or shall wilfully or mallciounly injure or destroy any water-spoufon any building, such person shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding fiity dollars.
Sic. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after ita publication, Passed May 3d, 1849. Attest. CULVER WOODBURN, Pres't. F. CRCMBaroH, City Clerk. niay5
rmflE YEAE EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOt.JLL TY-EIGHT baa been more replete with wonderful, unexpected and astounding political and religious revolutions and valuable discoveries and Iztve&tktna than anv year since tbe commencement of the world. The whole continent of Europe baa been one great volcano of revolution; not only the old bt tbe new world has been the scene of war and bloodshed, ending only with tbe treaty of Q.ueretro, giving peace to Mexico, aed the rich Gold Plains of California to the American people. S-rrLL a oaaaTaai avswx one that will work a com
plete revolution in tbe entire medical world, and be of
greater bene&t to mankind than any Invention that has been made since tbe daya of Fulton was ,he discovery of that wonderfel and truly great medical compound, John Bull's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
This invaluable remedy ha already carried happiness to the hearts of thousands and is dally giving more consolation to tbe affiicted than could be afiordeu by ail the wealth ia the mines of California and the world (mklnitt
It is put up i o full quart bottles, and contains tbe strength of SiX TIMES as much Pure Honduras Sarsaparilla as any similar preparation made in America, Price 91 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. It has been a well established fact ftr years past that Saraaparilla, when pure and properly prepared, was the only true panacea for ail diseases originating fron an impure state of the blood, the use of mercury, intoxicating drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, Stc.
We boldly aiaert that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the publie that is prepared on strictly scientific principles and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased without regard to price and every pound, before being used, is subjected the the strictest chemical tests, and its genuineness ascertained before being used. Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues of several other valuable medical roots, together forming the best compound and producing the greatest curative agent in the known wo'ldl THIS MEDICINE. WHEN USED ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL:
" Sew Grocery Store, N Mulberry Street.
Thomas J. Hobitihon respectfully intorma hi8 friemls and the public, that he has commenced busines9 in the Grocery Line, in the well known houseon Muh terry street, lonneriy occupied by J. Muller, opposite to Hie Hiinner oftice, and next door above J. Lane's, where he Intend always ?o keep on hand the very best assortment of Family Groceries, including Tea and t 'offee; Hrown and Loaf Sugar;
N. O. ami S. II. Molaiwes; Fi(-!i; Golden Syrup; 1'epper; Spice; Ginger Nutmegs, &.c ; Together with Dye Stuffs of all kinds, Soap, Candles, Starch, i.e , &c. ile will also keep on hand, for family use, Flour, of the heirt brands. Meal, Buckwheat Flour, and all kinds ot County Produce; all of which he wlli sell as low as can be purchased in this market. Please call and see for yourselves, fet.in T.J.ROBINSON.
AN ORDINANCE To amand an ordinance, entitled
"An Ordinance relating to the markets," passed January, 25. 1849. Sac. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Madison, That the 10th lection of the Ordinance to which this i 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 iifide of the Broadway market-house shall be fixed at eight dollars per year. Sac. 2 That the 14th section of said ordinance be so amended as that any ttall within either of said markethouses shall revert to the e if the person or persons renting it shall neg ect or refu e to supply such stalls with good fresh meat, or such other marketing as he or they usually keep and offer for sale in said market-house, for the space of ten market days, at such market-house, and no excuse, after the expiration of the ten days aforesaid, shall entitle the delinquent to the further use of said stall. Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after its
publication. Passed May 3d, 184a Attest: CULVER WOODBURN, Pres't. F. CurmiACWH, City Clerk. may5
AUI OIL. Refined Winter strained. Cincinnati A manufacture, for the retail trade, for sale by
marl T. J. ROBINSON. Mulberry st. EI.OIJIt I have on hand Thompson's, Sharp's and ' Banficid'd beat brands, for famliv ue, which I will sell low. T. J. ROBINSON, marll Mulberry street.
I L'ST received HU bundles Hemp Wrapping Paper, " uood article, and for sale low bv janai T.J.ROBINSON.
Mulberry street.
Scrofula, or Kings, Evil; Cancels, Tumors; Eruptions of the Skin; Erysipelas; Chronic Sore Eyes; Ringworm or Tetters; Scald Head; Rheumatism;
Pains in the Bones or Joints;
Old Sotes and Ulcers; Swelling of the Glands; Syphilis. Dispepsla; t-ait Rheum; D'seases of the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from the use of Mercury ; Lois of Appetite; Pain in the Side and Shoulders; General Debility; Lumbago, Dropsy; Jaundice Cosuveness; Sore Throat;
Coughs, Colds;
weakness of the Chest; Pulmonary Affections; And all other diseases tending to produee Consuraptiou; Liver Complaint; Female Irregularities and Complaints; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low Spirits, Night Sweats;
Exposure or Imprudence in
me; i Chronic Constitutional Dis
eases; And is a Spring and Summer drink and general Tonic for the system and a gentle and pleasant purgative; it is superior to Blue Lick or Congress water. Salts, or Seidlitz Powders.
rnetict nd lotiocs in use, producing a clear and beautiful skin, rosy cbeks, removing free Hi s and pimples.
A hint to yoking ladi" sMmetert'! BETTEIl TCSTIHOXY Than exer offered in favor of any JJedicine! FROM DR. jAxks M.MOOSl. Mr. John Bull: 1 have no hesitation in saying that I beiieve your Sarsapartlia to be the best article ever manufactured fur tbe cure i f Scrofula. Syphilis, and many other Cutaneous and Glandular Affections, having used
It with entire success in a number of the above eases. Louisville, Dec. 28, 147. J AS. M. MOORE, M. D. More testimony from Dr. Moore: Mr. John Bull: I am using vour SarjaparUla In several new cases of Scrofula and with happy effect. I am now confident it is one of the most efficacious medicines that can be made for that disease. Yours, , , . J AS. M. MOORE. M. D. Testimony like the following renders superfluous all futher commenu upon the efficacy of Bull's Sarsaparilla. From It. L. P. Yandall. Prottewor of Chemixtrv in tr
Louisville Medical College:
"1 have looked over the list of ingredients compcsltg John Bull's Compound Extract ot Satsaparilla. and have no hesitation in saying that they form a safe compound, and one that promises well m chronic diseases, to which it la applicable." L. P. YANDALL, M. D. LouUvtile. June 6. 1848.
What Dr. Pyles, Physician by appointment to the Lou
isville Marine Hospital, says oi buu s rarstpanlla: LorisviLLB, March 20, 1S43
I have examined the prescription for the preparation of
John Bull's Sarsaparilla, and believe the combination to be an excellent one, and well calculated to produce an al
terative impression on the system. I have used It both
In public and private practice, and think Hth best article of Sarsaparilla in use. M. PYLES, M. D. Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital. This medicine is daily grappling with disease through the Western couutry, restoring to blooming health and youthful vigor, the sick and afflicted nay. those that are previously tormented. Certificates are teeming from all directions, from men of truth and high moral standing, placing it from Its intrinsic worth, the very best of all remedies ever before the public. Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL, At his principal office, gl Fourth street, and by the Druggists generally in the city and country. Persons wishing to accept an agency for the sale of Bu'l's Sarsaparilla, will please addres John Bill, 81 Fourth street. Louisville. SIDDALL, HEEVES & CO. Wholesale and Retail Agents. Madison. Indiana. UPWARDS OF TEN THOUSAND CURES! !
CON8UHPTION CAN BE CUBED I Z DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVERWORT AMD TAR. For Hi cure of Consumption, and.
I all Diseases of tne iuxjets una
a DAiiiiAisors c srsiJ ATI Sit. IF Chloroform and Etfcer wi:i nd? T"T?
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g mf FhaW"CTaiai . aid. Ask far" Jalef.
SUGAIS.
lOSTON and St. Louis Loaf, Boston crushed and N.
O. Sugar, for the retail trade, for sale by
KUot.ftiK, niuinerry ax.
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wholkcsall: and retail. Lumber Yard, Flooring mill.
N A Ml. lMOU AMI ISLIM l ACTOUY,
Corner of Fourth and Smith Sts., Cincinnati Ohio.
L.fc.1 constantly on natm at tnir Lumber ard.a
larg" assortment of White ami Yellow Pine, Pop
lar ?"d Oik Boards and Planks, s-hingles, Joist, Scant line. R lifters. Gutter Stick, Lath. &c
We have creeled a iarsje and extensive building for the purpose ot" inanu lacMiriiia and keeping on hand, dressed
11 lorins; Roarils, White and Yellow Pine, Weather Board
ing base or vah Boards. Shelving for stores. Boards and
I'lank planed on bo h sides to various thicknesses, suit
able for the inside Finish of Dwelling Houses, Churches,
Also on band, a large assortment of Pannel Door,
Sash and Blinds.
Muster builders having contracts In the countiy, where materials and mechanics are scarce, will find it to their
interest to call and examine our stook and prices.
We are selling 8 by 10 sash at 3 1 2 rents, and 10 by 12
sasn at -l l 2 cents per light, and ail other articles in proporrhin. All orders left with STRADF.R fc KEYT, Madison
Ind, ana, will be promptly attended to; where a Bill of
t ncea and sample or Sash can be seen. Terms Cash. march 13-3mo
A kdinatvcE--To Refuse to License Taverns, Coffee- limits. Ale, Porur or Beer Shops, or Houses
lor tne sale or barter of Sniritnous or Fermented Li
qtmra bv a less quantity than a quart, or in any quan-
i.iy iu uu niHraiiM retailer's house, out house
jam ui laiuni in mr cuy oi Madison.
Skction 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the cuy oi mam-on, i nai nereafier no license shall be granted to any person to retail spitituous or fermented
liquors in trie riiy oi mam--n. - , o n h.t if mnv i nro.-.. V. . 1 1 , .
en. - ...... - . c-n rn,i bt-u Pr narrer nv
spirimom or fermented liquors, by a lee? quautitv than a
quart. or in any quanmy o ne uruun m or about 'he
retailer's house, our-nous-e yara or earoen , wi.hin t he cor
porat on limits ot inei uyot lauiMin, ne, she. or the
shall, u.'oti conviction inereot, petore any tribunal hav
inj jurisdiction, pav . Tor every such one m-e. not lesy than I twenty nor more than one hundred dmlara. Ard any person- upon whoe inf'"rtn V ion any conviction shah lx had shall be emi'lel to and shall receive one half of said' fine, when the samehall be colleeted. Str. Tns'. ad ordinances heretofore passed on the mil ject of reiatltnc spirituous anit fermented liquors in the citv of Madison coming in conflict with this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed. Skj. 4. This ordinance to be in iorce from and after H7aUd Mav IT. '!! CULVER WOODBURN, Pr st Attest F Ci"iimbaush,Ciiy Cleak. may 21. 4jI.Ht:S AM SHOVELS. A well selected lot of spades and shoeis. ju-t recived and tor sale low ly J. WOODBURN & SON. may 17- lw P" '"eUCCSSIOS CAPS. A fresh supply of Per- ... vfrTl:uArEv1rcoand
AN ORDINANCE Directing the Assessor what Per
sona and Property to List for tbe purpose of Taxation in the City of Madison for the Financial year beginning April 1,1849. See. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Couneil of the
City of Madison, That John A. Reynolds, assessor, be
and he is hereby directed to assess ail the male inhabitants of said city between the ages of twenty one and fifty years; all the real estate, including improvements.
situate within tbe corporate limits of said city; and all
personal property belonging to the residents of aaid city.
including merchandise, bank stock, insurance stock, rail
road 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 each family ; and also all the hogs, dogs,
and bitches owned, fed, or harbored by any of the in habitants of said city.
Fee. 2. That the said assessor be and he Is hereby di
rected and required to perforin the du-y prescribed In the preceding secilon in all respects in tbe manner authorized
ty the acts of incorporation now In force in the city ot
Madison
Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after Us
passage.
Passed April 17. 1849. C. WOODBURN, Pres't. Attest: F. Cnimbeugh, City Clerk. april 25
AN ORDINANCE Directing theCity Surveyor to Sur
vey and i ocate th Corners of certain Blocks and Lots in the Citv of Madison. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the
City of Madison. 'I hat Wl liam C. Bramwell. the elty surveyor, be and he is hereby directed to proceed, without unneces ary delay, under the direction of the com
mittee on meets and wharves, to locate the corner of lo' No. 121, formed by the intersection of Mulberry and
High sirei8, on the original plat of the town cf Madi
son.
eec. 2. That the said William O. Bramwell proceed.
in like manner, to locate the corner of 'ot No 124, form
ed by the intersection of Main and High streets, on the original plat of said town of Madison.
Sec. 3. That the said surveyor proceed, in line manner.
to loca'e the corner of River block No 3. lormed by the
intersec'ion of Mulberry and High streets; and also the
corner cr said block torm d by the intersection or Main and High streets, within the present limits of the cit of
Madison, and ieoo-1 his do'ngs herein at the next meetin ir of the Common Council
Sec. 4. That the said surveyor give a least five days
notice of the time at whtch he will comrrtnee the 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.
rasped Anl 17. 1849. C. WOODBURN, Prest Attest: F.Crambangb, City Clerk. april 25.
Bronchiits;
GOOD TESTIMONY! JIj3 The Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus speaks of Bull's Sarsaparilla: "IT HAS NO EQUAL! The unprecedented sale of Bull's Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla in this city, where it has been introduced for the past two months ohlt, 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 EUUAL! This is a bold assertion, but it can be substantiated by calling on the agent in this city." $3rREAI!C$ We, the undersigned. Druggists and Apothecaries in the city of Louisville, Ky., take pleasure in stating that we have been selling John Bull's Extract of Sarsaparilla for some time at d confidently recommend it as being a good and safe article:
flreast.
J. B. Wilder b. Co., M. Aikln tc Co., J. W. Gamble Sc. Co., Sarn'I Yenawine, B. Monell & Co., C O.Mills, A. G. Weatherford,
Rupert, Lindenberger & Co.
Lapping Co., Montgomery 4c Sutcllffe, Wm. Nock, J. H Owen, F. W Kniess. W. E. Smith, Watts b. Thomas, Robinson, Peter Cary.
Louisv vllle, November 20, 184S.
fejr Bear with us, reader, a little longer and be convinced that BULL'S SAhSAPARI LLA is the Wonder oi tbe World! and that it will cute you.no matter how long you have been suffering. What Dr Owen, Drnggigst and Apothecary of several years' standing, says aoout Bull's Sarsaparilla: Locisvillb. May 31, 1848. Mr. John Bcll: Dear Sir: J have been for a number of years severely afflicted with a Mercurial Headache and a dull heavy pain in my Liver. I used almost all the remedies of the day, especially the Sarsaparilias prepared by different persona. But all to little or no advantage, until I chanced to meet with yours, three bottles of which gave me more relief than all the others combined. I therefore take pleasure In recommending your Sarsaparilla to the afflicted community as a supererior articleVery respectfully, J. H. Owen, M. D. RIIEUaiATISM. Let all those who are suffering under the agonizing tortures of Rhenmatlsm read the following and see what mav also be done for them, if they will use this infallible remedy. Mr Johw Bcll: Dear Sir: For the last 'hree years I have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the severest char
acter. I was at times in the greatest agony or pain; I
tried every remedy I could procute for the disease, but found no permanent relief until I was induced to use
our preparation or Sarsaparilla, which has entirely
r.uied me ot Kneumausm, ana gteariy improved my
general health, more than any medicine 1 have ever
used. I heve been free of pan for several months, and
have no doubt the cure is permanent, and I confidently recommend it as being tbe best medicine in use for Rheumatism. ISHAM BRIDGES.
Uniontown, Union co.. Ky., May 12, ,648. From Dr. VV. T. Prentiss.
mr. hcll: in regard to your rareaparuia, l win say
thai 1 have used it to some extent in cutaneous Affec
ttons of long standing, as 1 in.-a Capet is. Lepra, Proriasis, Scab-es, Syphilitic Cachexia, and in all diseases where
the indication of cure soems to consist in a thorough chante or modification of I he fluids of the body, with considerable success, In conjunction with local treatment.
1 think I would prefer it to any other preparation of Sar
saparilla in use, and any physician will admit its value upon learning tbe substances that enter into its composi
tion. Kespectiuiiy yours, W. T. PRENTISS, M. JJ.
Lew if port, Ky., December 4, !847.
AN CniJIlANCE TO REOULATK TBK RrNNINd AT URSI OF DOCS. Sac. 1. Be it enacted by the Common Council of the City of Madison, That any person who shall permit any doe or bitch, owned or harbored by him, to be in any
market house or on any market space in the city of
Madison, during market hours, shall be deemed guil
ty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof.
shall, for the tint offence, be fined inthe sum of one
dollar; and, for every subsequent offence three dollars, together with costs of prosecution in all cases. And
the fact that such dog or bitch ia in any market
house 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 tbe said dog or bitch
was there by the permission of the owner or person who harbors the same about his or her house: provided, that
butchers and others selling from stalls m any market
bouse, or persons selling from wagons or other vehicles on any market space, may keep a watch-dog, chained, or otherwise securely fastened to the sta'l, wagon, or other
vehicle, he, she. ortney are semng irom. See 2 That it shttl be the duty of the market-master
when anv doe or bitch is found in any market-house or on
anv market-space in violation of the first section of this ordinance, to ascertain, If becan.to whom such animal belong, or who harbors it about his or her house, and, if
he shall so ascertain, enter complaint beiore tne mayor. And. if no person c&u "e found who owns or harbors such animal, then It shall be lawful and it ia he-eby made his duty to use any means that lie may deem proper to drive su:h animal from the said market-house cr market space, or to kill, or cause the same to be killed forthwith. Sec. 3. This ordinance to be in force fiom and after its publication. raised. Ap'il 26, 149. CULVER WOODBURN, PresidentAttest: F. CRrMBACGH.City Clerk. mayl ifi A LA R A TUS A very superior article received and for sale by sept23 8 II) D ALL, REEVES At CO.
THIS Great Remedy has not only made almost In credible cures of Consumption, but it breaks up the most distsessing Cough, Cold, pain in the Breast, and Asthma, in a few hours time. We authorize our Agents, in all cases where it doel not give immediate relief, and
the bottle Is returned, to cheerfully refund the money. We will now ask the afflicted candidly to examine the facts below, which substantiate the merits of this great remedy. Facts which are incontrovertible, and eannot be denied. We refer you to the statements of wellknown Physicians and Professors, who have come forward and have substantiated these facts. The most incredulous cannot but be convinced that it has made cures where everything else has failed.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES WHICH CAN BE SEEN
IN FULL. BV CALLING UPON THE AGENTS.
Extract from a letter from the Rev. Henry Wiseman:
Mr A. L. Seovill: As Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar
has been the means of snatching my companion from a premature grave!! I feel under the obligation to give my influence in the circulation of so valuable a medicine.
HENRY WISEMAN. Patriot, Gallia Co-, C, Dec. 23, 1848.
From Dr.Wilso:
I have been the family physieian of Mr. Wiseman for
the last twelve years; during that time Mrs. Wiseman has been suffering from diseased lungs. And finally all the symptoms of Pu monary Consumption appeared.
All the usual remedies tailed. At this time sne commenced using Dr. Rogers' i.lvt rwort and Tar. It acted
like a charm. In a fewdays she declared herself nearly
well. I have no doubt of its virtues, and would cheerfully recommend It to persons afflicted with diseased
lungs. Yours,
II. K. WILSON, M. D. Patriot, Gallia Co., Ohio.
FROM TBI Wirt OF RtV. OI0ROK w. malkt:
I have been afflicted with diseased Lungs for several
years; raving tried various prescriptions with little tuceess. At last I tried Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, and
found great relief. I would recommend it to all who are
suffering with diseased lungs.
Cincinnati Augt. 12, 1S45, SARAH MA LEY. A Lira RE8CCED FROM THR VRROR Or TH1 GRAVE. Mrs. Eggart (resideson Race, three doors above Eiahth
says that she has been consumptive for the last six years,
ana auring tne last year an remedies failed. C'ouehs
most distressing, cold nisht sweats, hectic fever, cold chilis every day. debilitated and reduced to a mere skeleton, a d the blood now settled under my nails, and my lung ulcerated both externally and Infernally, and mv
physician now called in a celebrated Lung Doctor, who
said that there was no hope of my recovering. Some of
my friends called in to take their last leave!! With a
faint a pe 1 now commenced taking Dr. Rogers' Liver wort and Tar and what a happy change. I now en
joy uei er neaiui man i nave since I was fourteen years
or age, aim nave gainea m nesn irom ninety to one hun-
area ana forty pounds within the last three months.
Ve the undersigned state that we are aeauainted and
visited Mrs. Eggart during her bickness, anu believe the
a Dove statement to be Uue.
JOHN MEL END Y. D. K. LEAV1TT.
Deacons of the First Congregational Church. Cincin
nati, Dec. 1, 1847.
many of the article porportrn to be t ivn . -if. present each porch? with a m.-'.tr ' "!,V, above ane!es to relieve ttelr wnT.aUw wu ea!HFKS!bll-f3iIl''3 CUE AM . bow fcimm hv all to be the very e article for
snavlnz to be fojsd'in .hi or anv t&re&r.trj. In the r . . j ;- v,1j Rk!it( rIIJlTf!. '
use oi my Aitaona inee mmm - -' -
instead of belng-un operation to m a, "4 -realty a luxury. The inifedienta cf wh en it la eoraposed are of sue a nature that a finer and richer lather . can be masfe then with any thar tniele. ky If Uth use 4
beard is softened, and the sk?n la not lli-fe to is aro by the alkali which forms so large a fortiori of tter shaving soaps; nor will tt tecotne. elisf?13 featwIJl re-.
main smooth and soft as an infant's. No one a.er oi.rj this Shaving Cream, can ever tt texfaefef to we any
other.
Csution is necessary In purchasing ther ara manv imitations nl.-
Hauei's Shaving Cream, and you will iben get all ,XtXl7 which renders shaving easy and pleasant, JULES HAL EU Perfumer. 120Cbesnttt street. PbMadelphl. For sale In Madison by F. B. 8UIKE, Agent. June B-CSroo ikfnIIE E1IXST 43 KEY UAIB.vVc feeU lieve there is a tong wiih the above title. In w feich a lady makes a great "to-do." on the discovery of a grey hair among her raven locks; but we have known aiany persons who bad not onelarey hair, r m a haad covers
with them, who, thanks to JULES HAUEL'8 Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye, can now boast of beautiful blast hair. This celebrated article is adapted to all complexions, and any one can instantaneously chance red or grey hair, eyebrows, or whiskers, to a. beautiful b ack; brown, or chestnut color, without the least inconvenience; the colors of which are so natural in appearance, that It is impossible for a stranger to tell that a dye has been used. They are also Indelible, and are not affected by the action of the air, heat, or molsmre. J tie Ilauei's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye possesses greater efficacy than any other dye In use, and is warranted entirely free from any deleterious substances. Beware of inritationaof this article, most of which are very inurtons. burning the skin, and injuring the hair. If ye wish an article which will produee an immtflat effect, and is at the same time entirely harmless, ask for Jnles Hauel's Hair Dye, and take none other. JULE3 HAUEL, Perfumer, 120 ChesnM street. Philadelphia. For sale in Madison by P. E. SUIRE, Agent. june 11
flTlHE CLIMATE of the United States is proverbial JUL for its sudden changes; and we often experience both the extremes of heat and cold within a few hoars. This, while it is very trying npon the general health of the system, is especially so upon the sMn. Ladies of de icate complexion are peculiarly liable to suffer from " these tudden changes, a they often result in tan. sunburn, niorphew, ac. JULES HAUEL'S NYMPH SOAP and Eau Divine de Venus, (which is the same article in a. liquid state,) are the only articles which will effectually remedy thee defects. There are many washes and other compounds sold for this purpose, some of wbleh are very deleterious, being compounded of mineral subetan ces. and shou'd by all means be avoided. Jules Hand's " Nymph Soap is composed, for the most part, of balsamic plants, which are well known to phys'etans and the rnu' ists for their extremely bland and purifying effects orrttH" skin; thereby totally eradicating all unsightly ernptiona,"such aa pimples, sunburn, redness of the skin, freckles, and other cutaneous diseases. The nse of this article will, in a short time, change the most bilious complexion to a beautiful whiteness, imparting at the same time a
delicate bloom. It's extraordinary eflieaey has been testified to by hundreds who have experienced its beneficial 1 effects. Beware of all articles purporting to be N vmrj!: ''
Soap unlesbitiey have my name attached, as there arW imitations of this article offered for sale, put up- in the4'
same style, but of course worthless
JULES n AUEw Perfumer, 120 Cbesnut strrst, Pbllade'pia. -For sale in Madison by F. E. SUIRE, AgcaUjune 29 LAUGH ATfO GROW FAT!
MO man is fit to go through the world until ne can laugh with a hot potato in his mouth, and whistle
Yankee noodle when sick as death with a foul stomach. In the ease last mentioned, take a dose of Rev. B. H lb-
bard 'a Pills and well insure you both to laugh and whis
tle wiin great eeniwrt after the operation.
Rev. II. IIiskda Vegetable Antl-Ril-ions fills' Are now fully confirmed, ratified aud es
tablished, by overwhe mlng majorities of tbe "bone and sinew," as tbe medicine which
Tne People feliglit to Uonr! The grind secret of the wonderful success f Jhese Pills, is this that Every TIan goes for Sal latere!. When he finds what it is, regardless of a II other considerations. That's the reason why those who buy those pills
once, atmoe,! invariably buy agaia. That's the reason
why thirty of the Cincinnati ageats no longer take , Rev. B. milliard's pills on commission, but actually buy and sell them at wholesale, as they would A Sack of Coffee or Cerata of India: e. These agents are here among us, smd may be seen any hour of the dav. Please call upon them and be convinced. WTe give their names and places of business, viz: CSee Times and other Cincinnati papers.) AGENTS IN M ADISON Who bsy tuirtlthe abwt named pit's in the name way, are John Craig. Joseph Northcraft, Siddall Reeves, 4-co , John Hines, McClure Branham tt Co. July 2i ly Great and Important Oiesnical D1SCOVEEY.
T.TI!IaDIES -EE?f FUN. The. ebraiedvhinesetkin Powder, for resioring. bea
eel-
fylng and preservine the rrmni,'inn . r.,iiriB t he
skin delicately white, smooth and white. Received direct from the importers, and for sale by Sidcall, Reaves It Co.
AB A FOALU MEDICINE It Is without a Ilival.
This Sarsaparilla is a sovrelgn and speed v cure for in
cipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus Uteri or Fall
ins or tne vvomrj, uostiveness, Piles, leucorrnoea o
Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence
of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for the general prostration of the system no matter whether tbe
result of inherent cause or eanses produced ny irreguiari
tv, illness, or accident. Nothing can be more surprising
than its Invigorating effects on the human frame. Persons of all weakness and lassitude from taking it at once
become robust and full of energy under its influence.
It lmmtdlate y counteracts the nerveteseness of tbe female frame, whicb is the great cause of Barrenness. It will
not be expected of us in cases of so delicate a nature, to
exhibit certificates of cores performed, but we can assure the afflicted that hundreds ot" eases have been reported to
us Thousands of eases where families have been with
out children, after using a few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with fine, heal'hy offspring
It has been expressly prepared in reterence to lemale com
plaints. No female who has reason to suppose she is ap-
proacntng mat cnueai perioo, -thi tcrk or Lire
should neglect to take It, as It is a eertain preventive for
any of the numerous and horrible diseases to which fe males are subject at this time of life. This period mt BE DELAYED FOR SEVERAL YEARS BY I SIWfl THIS MEDICIWB. Nor is it less valuable for thoee wh'i are approaching womanhood, as it is calculated to asist nature by quickening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed, this medicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which women are subject. It is the safest and most effectual medicine for purifying he system, and relieving the sufferings attendant upon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens both the motQer and child, prevents pain and disease, increases and enriches tbe food; those who have used It think it is indispensibie. It is highly useful both before and after confinement, as it prevents diseases attendant npon childbirth, in Coetiveness. Piles, Cramps, Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn. Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Loins, False Pains, Hemorrhage, and in regulating the Secretions and equalizing the circulation it has no equal. The great beauty of this medicine is. It is always safe and the most delicate use it roost successfully. As a beautifying agent it is far wuperJor to all the Co
r ROM DR. HIRAM COX, LATE PROFESSOR 1M C1HCIHSATI EC
LECTIC MEDICAL collfse: Mr. A. L. Seovill: However reluctant I have baen o
permit my name to ha attached to patent medicine. I
consider it a duly to the community to state that in thres eases of incipient consumption, viz. Miss Belt, Miw Barger, and Mr. R. H. Cox, one of our Citv Council, that
Dr. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar operated mnr like
specific than any other remedy, that I ever used One of the cases, vix- Mies Bell, pronounced by several Physicians to be laboring under the la-t stage of Scrofulous
vuii-umpuun. one is now in good health, from the use of a few bottles of tbe above syrup.
, , , . HIRAM COX, M. D. Cincinnati, Jan. 25, 1847.
FROM TBE H0H. JUDGE HENRY MORSE.'
Mr. A. L. Seovill: I am well acquainted with Dr. Hiram Cox and his practice, he having been my family physician for many years, and ean cheerfully say that I have as much confidence in his skill as any man living. Cincinnati, Nov. 8, 1847. HENRY MORSE. For sale wholesale by A. L. SCOVILL. Corner of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati, O. Al80by FRANCIS E. SU1KE, Main Cross St., Madison, Ind. Beware of a Banc Counterfeit!! Prepared in June last by JOHN T. TOLAND (in the
employ o' Georee M. Allen, f innnrt. of Cmr.i.inat i ,i
This Counterfeit is sold by one John Bull, of Louisville, I
rvy. ne on your guard, nov 22.
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ITIADJSOIY HOUSE, A. II. HEED, PBOPBIETOH, Corner of High Street and Cherry Lane, MADISON, INDIANA. I have taken the large four story building on High Street, north side, opposite the old City Hotel, where 1 have opened a house of rCBUC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT. Having bad a long experience in this business, I flatter myself that I shall be able to give satisfaction to all who may honor me with a eall. My determination is to keep a 9oqd Hot se, and charge propor'.losabiy. This is the most convenient Hotel to the New Railroad Depot. fb -1 A 11. REED
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MCDICLVIZ LY THE WORLD. rpHIS Chemical Compound contains setrera Vegetable l ngredients, besides Yellow Dock and Sarsanarilta.
each having a direct reference to the health of sonne hv ternal organ. Acting as a UNIVERSAL ALTERATIVE, by removing a Impurities, and xlvlrsg tons to debilitated organs. It has proved Itself a stirs, speedy and psrmeiit orrs for Consumption, Se-ofula, Erysipelas, Rheumatism. Gout Llvsr Complaints, Spinal Affection. Ulcers, Syphilis. Dropsy, Asthma, Piles, Scurvy, Affections of the Bladder and. Kidnets, Mercurial Diseases, Corrupt Humors, Ruh of Blood to tbe Head. Fever and Agne, Femi". Complaints, General Dehllfty, Dyspeptia, Low of Appetite, folds, Headaehe. t'ohtiveness G-ave, Night Sweats. Colic, Organic Affections. Palpitation of the Heart, Biles, Pains in Side, Chest, Back, Limbs, 4k e. &c. ! ndeed so comp'etely does this rnedkine pervade the whole ayu'em. 'hat every part feels its purifying and ir, viyorating Influence. It lies eured hundreds of ea r which the simple Sarsaparilla Syrups and Wil J-.G&erry Hitters had failed, and in a y more here thes-almpJe syrups bad removed tbe obettuetlons from oae oanr to another as simple syrups are likely to do, tons merely changing the seat of deate, ( this Vegetable; compound , aetins protori;ona!ly n all the organs, has tbeseug-fily cleansed the system and removed all disease, restoring the patient to health and vigor. The Gkncisb Dr. Gcysott's Comfocsd Extract er Yellow Dock asd Sarsafarilla is put up ia-targe square bottles, coniaining a quart, with the name of th. extract blown in the glass. 3- See that the signature of 9. F. Bimtrrr, tbe- proprietor s written with black ink on each outside wripper.TJ Price l per bottle 6 bottles for 9 Prepared at 8. F. Bennett's Labratnry, Little Falls, New York, and sold at wholesale and retail at BPN NETT-S WESTERN BRANCH EMPORIL'Si, No" 4 College Hall. Cincinnati. Also for sale by Siddall, Beeves & Co., Madison. F. E- SriRs, 11. C. Maysard. " W. T. Prpfer, Rising Sun. J. V. Story & Co., Vernon Aad by Druggists generaH". mar j