The Wabash Courier, Volume 9, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 March 1841 — Page 4

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jfOAFAT'H L1F8 PIL18 •«^**lb -JFBtBKlX B1TTBRS. rriH E perfectly itfe, unerring,and niccesetul taeatnteat J-

almost ererv species of disease by the twe of MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, is no longer a matter of doubt, as a reference to the experience ofroanT tboo*and* patients *vfll sattsCsctorily prove. Donnjr the present month, alone, nearly one hundred c#ses here com* to the knowledge of Mr. Moffat, where the patient has. to all spp«(trance, effected permanent core by the exclusire and judicious use of the Life Medicinessome eight or ten of these bad beeo considered beyond aIFho »e by their medical attendants. Such happy resuits area source of eeat pleasure to Mr. M. and inspire him nritb new confidence to recommend the use of ilia medicine* lo his fellow-citiiens.

The LIFE MEDICINES rrea purely VEGETABLE preparation. Tberare mild and pleasaat in their operation, and at the Same time thorough—acting rapidly upon the serretion* of the system—carrvihg off all a* crimonioos humors,and assimilating with and purifying the blood. For this reason, in aggravated cates of Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines will give relief in a shorter *pace of time than any otbeT prescription. In Fever and Ague, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Fevers of ex cry description, Sick Headache, Heart-burn, Dizziness in the hend, Pains in the Chest, flatulency, impaired appetite, and in evety disease arising from an impurity of the blood, or a disordered slate ofthe stomach, the use of these Medicine* has always proved to be beyond doubt, greatly «uperior to any other mode of treatment.

All that Mr Moffat asks of his patients is to be particular in taking them strictly according to the directions, It is no« by a newspaper notice, or by any thing that he himself may say in their favor, that n» hopes to gain ciedit. It is alone by the results of a fair trial. Is the reader an invalid, and does he wish to know whether the Life Medicines will *bit his own case? If so, lei hitn call or send to Mr. Moffat's agent in this place, and moduce a ropy ol the Medical Manual, designed as a Domestic Guide to Health, pabli»bed gratuitously. He will there And enumerated very many extraotdiirary cases of cure and perhaps some exactly similar to his own. Moffat's Medical Office, in New \ork, 375 Broadway. For sale bv

JOHN F. KING Terrs#, ut-

October 24,1840-7-lf.

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VEGETAB16

C1ITIZENSJOS.THE

OF WEST, you have now brfor

yon Dr. PRIESTLY PETERS' VEGETABLE ANT 1 BILIOUS PILLS—which have rereived the direct sanction and patronage of more than live hundred eminent physicians, who are daily u»ing them in their practice.

More thansixmillioosofboxeBrtf these celebrated pills have been sold in the U. S.since January, 1835. Ofall the Pills we have any knowledge of these are the most valuable. In no instance haite they failed to accomplish every thing-they promised and thousands, who oif years have been lingering with some obstinate or chronic disease, now add their testimony io behalf of this valuable medicine.

Bv tbeir almost miraculous effect upon the chyle, which is the fountain head of health and disease, Dr. Peters' Pill* may beju*tly considered a universal medicine, hrit they were peculiarly beneficial in the following roinplttints'.—Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Sick Headache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropiy. Rheumatism, F.nlargement of the Spleen, Pile*, Cholic, FemaleObstructions, Heart-Burn, furred Tongue, Nau*ea, Distension of the Stomach and Bowel*,Incident l)i»r«hma,flatulence,HabitualCosiiveness, Log* of Appetite, Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in nil cases of Torpor of the Howels, where a Cathartic or an Aperien, is needed. They are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing neither nausea, griping, nor debility.

The etiir'acv of these Pills isso well known, and their use*ogeneral, that further comment is consideicd unnecessary.

To prevent impositions lac simileoi the proprietor's gnaturc, as follows, accompanies carh box of the genuine pills.

Prico25aod 50 cents per box.

TESTIMONIALS.

From Dr. Eli Todd, late President of the Medical Society of Connecticut, and principal of the Insanie Hospital at Hartfortl,dated September 8,1838

My personal acquaintance with Dr J. P. Peters together with the very favorable impression of his talents und his character, derived from his friends, have satisfiod me that he is well entitled to the medical honors h« received at YalcColt«ge, and that the public may safely confide ju his integrity and skill, in the exercise of hit profession, Etliactofa loiter from Dr. Jesse Sanders dated Woodville, Miss. August28th. 1836: "Ml. Albett Spenccr gave me the agency of your Vegetable Anil-Bilious Pills for this place and left me at the time as many as I petsumed would supply the demand for 12 months. Scarcely, however, had I sold a doien boxes than a run commenced upon them whioh consumed my whole stock in rathei less than four *vecks. Since then I have contrived to procure a gross more, which lasted a few days,but now I am entirely out. which lioubles me not a little, .as have several calls for them every hour in the day. Indeed, sir, the sale of your invaluable pills has not only taken the wW of every thing el*e in the medicine line that was ever introduced into this section ofthe country, but has actually stopped the sale of all other*. Yo1 will immediately, on the receipt of this, forward me 2,000 boxes at your lowest wholesale prices, dircctflri to thn care of Prescott, James and Co.N. Orlenus,and I will remit you the amount ofyour bill as soon ns received.

To Dr. J. Fetors. ESSE

Extract from rtn irijr**s delivered

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Extract of a Utter from Dr. JVuinff, qf Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1838. "Your pills are the mildest in thci opperations, and yet most powerful in their effects of any that 1 haveevrr met with in a practic of eight and twenty years. Their action on iht chyle, and hence on the impuutiej of the blood, evdentlv very surprising."

Iht rwning of thr

fay, 1837, btfortthe Mtdical board of Ntarl h9 Dr Emtrn*.

•Uh M** 1837, btfortthe Medical hoard q/" iYew lor*, va»er*»M. St' iVctr- York Mtdical Reports. 'or 1837. 'As a body 1 know that we have set oui face against the generality of patent medicines, and experience has taught us that the great bulk of them are m»-fe catch pen. ny trash but I feel called upon to make an honorable exception in favor of the Vegetable Pills ofour worth and skilful fellow labvrer and citixeo, Dr. Joseph Priest-

Pe'ers, of which, (in consequence of their peculiarly nutritious action on the blood,) 1, ami several members of this honotabW Society, are ardent patron*." Thit friendly allusion to Vrrrtakle Pitt* mat rtctirtd with a warm roxndtc/ af ntt hfallhr member* prrsrnt.

For »*!$. wholesale ami retailat New York prices. J. F. RING,General,Arent.Terre-Haute. JOHN M. COLMAN. Manhattan

CORNELIUS SWHTK. Pminammlle. AU-SJCQ.&RORINSl>N, I

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medicine, which is obtained eytutlfy from the vegetable, a mi and mir nl k''\.lonw.and thuspos se-se a three Bower—* dici which, though de signed as a remedy for consumptions solely, i»p. mod ofa mysterious in"flnr~ceov«r many diseases of human system—a mec », which begins to be valued by Physicians, who are daily «-»*•!«.5 itsastonishinc ettres of many whom they hau to the grasp of the Insatiable grave. ...

DOSE of the S*n*ti*e,fr ^«lu.onedry|: for children, a half drop and for »nts, a q^rter drop Uw directions ^f3a»ning t^e nAntci of taking a halt or a

engraving AND wATcmTAjKi^^ A LL krfldsof Silver Ware, letter Stamos aM Couotv

Terre-Haute, Jan. t-17-tf ri w*-

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H.Xj. Tilt)*NBURG, 1

And throghout the U. Slates, Canada, Texsw, Mexi. CO aud West Indies. .May 8,1640-34 y.

MATCHI.KS8 SANATIVE, a

medicino of more value to man than the vast miIKS of Austria, or even the united tnmm of our

and one third rix dollars (aGerma

August 10-43-U" -. -.

'a111 nan.nu iiiili htrd to the wbscnbersiiy note or Glandular, Ofeurecttow, Diseases of the ^tin, A JS^»?r«S»ted to call at tlwr Stow in all cases whwe an At terative or P««*sj»w Mednnoe

sic losing, and money to enable them to renew thetr stock Tem-Haate Jan- l-lT-1S41-f t.K LSU. mint be had, and if tlus nouoe shoaM be neglected by I WHISKEY. anfy their notes and accounts will be placed in the Barrels ot Rectified Whafcey on hood aad for han«*kofa« office to«ai«ct!OB. Farther n«»ee wai. *lc Jow. to cl^cowgnn»«it

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STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, ss VIQO CIRCUIT COUKT, MAY TERM,1841. -John Burton, "1 Complainant. v*.

Isaac Lemaster, j- Ik Chancery. Smith E Lemaster, & Isabel Lemaster. Defendants. rjOHE complainant, by Griswold and Usher, his solienors, having filed in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, his hill of complaint and. alfo, anaffidavitof a disinterested person, that said defendants are not residents of the Staffe of Indiana, the said defendantsare iherefore hert-by notified to personally be and appear before the Judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting as a Court ot chancery, on the first Jay of the next term,-to be holden at the Couri-How?e. in the town of Terre-lfaute, on the firet Monday of May next, and answer, demur, or plead to said bill of complaint herein filed, or the same wiil be taken as confessed. and decreed accordingly.

Jan. 30.21-if, C. T- NOBLE, Clerk. V. C- C. STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY, **. Charles B. Modesiu, Complainant, vs. Robert B.

Covert, Defendant.—Is CHASCEBT. ^HE complainant, by W. M. Modesiir, his Solicitor, having filed in the office of the Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court his Bill of complaint, and also, an affidavit of a disinterested person, that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana, the raid defendant is hereby notified to be and appear before the Judges of the Vigo Circuit Court, sitting as a Court of Chancery, on the first day of the next term, to be holden at the Court-house in the town of Terre-Haute, on the first Mondav of May next, and answer, demur, or plead, to said hill of complaint herein filed, or the same will he taken as confessed, and decreed accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE, CUrk V. C.C.

Terre-Haute, Feb. 6,184I-22-6w. s*

Furs and Steer Skins.

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subscribers are now receiving Furs and Deer Skins: A liberal price, in cash, will be paid for them, on delivery, atour store in Terre-Haute. if. BLYTHE &. BABBITT.

SRYMOHR GOOKIJTV.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 7 7-'. ALSO is-'

JYotary Public.

business intrusted to hie care shall rcceive prompt attention. At present he will be found at the Law Office of Kinney, Wright & Gookins.

Terre-Haute, Oct. 3-4-tl.

NA1JLS AND GLASS!

PfYKegs Nails, assorted, O" 20 boxes Glass, do

Just received, on consignment, and onsale low, for cash, by LINDLEY, BROWN & EARLY* March-27-tf.

O. K.n

Oct. 3I-8-tf. LINDLEY. BROWN & EARLY

ATTENTION!

FPHOSE

indebted to me are requested to call and set tie, by cash or note. It is no more than just that wc should see how we stand-

Nov 7—9—tf E. V. BALL.

The Public Good! Whfit is II? The first Great Principle, conducive to the Happiness and Enjoyment of all is Health.

BE ON YOUR GUARD.

The extensive sale, the unprecedented popularity, and constantly increasing great demand for that most beneficial and universally approved mvdicino, known as DR.BRANDRETH'S VEUETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, has induced many individuals, who are entirely destitute of common honesty, to COUNTERFEIT THEM.

The very circumstance ol persons being constantly engaged in counterfeiting them, (the Pills,) "is confirmation strong ns proof of Ho'y Wit," of their extraordinary beneficial effects.

As yon value your health, BEWARE WHERE YOU PURCHASE. Furthermore, when you want to obtain Brandreth's Pills in their original purity, be sure to KEEP CLEAR OF THE DRUG STORES, for if you purchase pil!s of them for Brandreth's, you arc as certain as death to get an injurious article, no matter how much the proprietors of drug stores and pedlars allirm .that they have the genuine pills.

DO NOT BELIEVE THEM, for they are not, nor never have been, allowed to sell the genuine and always remember that nil authorized agents have engrnved CERTIFIUATKS OF AGENCY, which is signed by B. BRANDRETH, M. D. Ask to see this certificate, and it it cannot be shown, do not purchase.

Those purchasing at wholesale must remember that all my travellers have a power of Attorney, regularly Droved to be my act, before the clcrk of the county of New York.

☞The following are the only authorized agents in the under named places. Terre-Haute, Jacob D. Early.

Williamstown, Joseph Wardlow. Spencer, P. C. Johnston. Elliotsville, L. Bennett. Clinton, McCulloch & Conkey. Terre-Haute. Feb. 13,-2tJ-6tno

NOTICE.

rplIE undersigned having formed a copartnership, on

1st Feb., 1841, undtr tlie firm of Geo. tl. CareysBrother, are now prepared, with a fresh uktl geneta assortment DRUGS, MEDICINES, $c., to offer nduccment8 to Physicians and country Dealers.

From our long practical experience in the business, we nre enabled to assure those who order from our House, that none but the very best articles shall be sent.

Feb. 13-13-6w

GEO. H. GARY, C.C.CARY,

North side Market, befw. 3d &4tli Ste., Louisville, Ky. N. B. Beeswax and Ginseng received at market prices. Feb. 13-23-6t.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, Vwo CiRciHT COURT.IWAV TKRM,1841. David Lyons, Complainant, vs. John Chenoweth, Isaac

Chenoweth, Eli Chenoweth, Ann Willinms. Thomas Williams, John Rogers, Betsey KcSter, Jacob Kcster, Rebecca Denny, Thomas Rogers, Lewis Rogers, William Rogers, Thomas Chenoweth, Ann Koscinlauski. Napoleon Koscialouskt, Elijah Chenoweth, and Rebecca Clark or their heirs, il any of them be dead, Defendants.—In Chancery. rpHF. Complainant, by Kinney. Wright fe(iookins, his Solicitors, having filed in thooilicc of the Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court his Bill of Complaint, and also, an affidavit of a disintereeted person th it apart of siid Defendants are not residents of the Slate of Indiana, the said non-resident Defendants or their heirs, if any of them be dead, are hereby notified to be and appear before the Judgcsor the VigoC ircuit Court, sitting as a Court of Chancery, on the first day of the next Term, to be holden at the Court-house in the town of Tcrrc-Hante, on the first Monday of May next, and answer, demur or plead to the said bit), or the same will be taken asoonleeued and decreed accordingly.

C. T. NOBLE, Clerk. V. C. C.

FAMILY ItlttDlCIXU.

Terre-Haute, Ind.

Tly

hundred Clergymen of various denominateons.ire expnrsaiy prepared tor 6*m acquired an unprecedented popularity United States and aa they are so admirably calculated to preserve health and cure disease, no family should ever be without them. The proprietor ot these valuable preparations received his education at one of the beet Medical Colleges in the United States, and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice, by which be baa had ample opportunities of acquiring a practical knowledge ot diseases, and of the remedies best calculated to remove them.

They are expressly prepared tor 6*mily use, and have throughout the

These preparations consist of AYNE'S EXPECTOR ANT, a valuable remedy lor Coughs.Consumption. Aathma, Setting of Blood,Croup, {looping Cough. Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and infiamatkm ot the Lungs or Throat, Difficulty of Breathing, and all dneasoa of the Pulmonary Organs.—Price #1.

Also, A YN K"S HAIR TONIC, foe the Preservation, Growth and Beauty of the Hair, awl whrch will positively bring in New Hair on Bald Heads—Price #1.

Alio. JAYNE'S TONVRRMIFIHSE, a certain ami pleasant remedy for Worms, Dyspepsia, Piles, aad maav other diseases.—Price St) cents.

Also, JAYNE-SC ARMINITl ?B BALSAM, a certain core forjfcwd and Summer Complaints, Dwrrfaaee, Branch*. Sour Stomngementt of the km*, —Price 50 cents.

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8fal*,of Tanoua dcKrwuoe^ oeaUjr ^gravwd. Morbus, and all dcra fcfcoTfinTWatdiee Kepdred and Wamrue^by^ Stom ,•and Bowels, Nmotn Affect A

Cramps. Sdt Hew

JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, lor Female Diseases.

Livtsr C«i» ^tata, Coetiveness, Fevers, jofisawiiioni^

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IIE subscribers have just received a lnrgeandextensivo assortment of goods, direct from the East, which will be sold low for cash,State scrip.orapprovea credit. Their stock consists of

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sp®pSi

Butts and Screws

Boots, Shoe*, flats, and Caps,

Janes, Sattinets and Cloths, lied and White Flannels, 3-4 and 4-4 Domestics, Besides other articles generally found in dry good or grocery Stores

Nov. 15— 10-tf ._*

FOR

Sept. 18- 26-^3406m

Prrpxircd only by Dr- Jayne, Inventor, and with it at the regular Eastern prices sole proprietor, No. 20 South Third street Philadelphia, and for mleby J. F. KING,

ESF, medidne!i are recommended and extensive-" ua by the most intellijgeni ted Slates, by numerous Profeatoi Colleges, Physicians of the Army Hospitals and Almshouses, and b) unarod Clergymen of various dene

nt persons in the Uni and Presidents of and Navy, and of more ttian thns

MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHCBN1X BITTERS. 'T'lIB high celebrity which these excellent Medicines have acquired, in curing almost every disease to which the human frame is liable, is a matter familiar with almost every intelligent person. 1 hey became known by their fruits—their good works have testified for them—they did not thrivo by the faith of the credu lous.

In cnsesofC'ostiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles,Settled Pains, Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, Obstinate Headachfrs, Impure State of the Fluids, Unhealthy appearance of the Skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness incident to Females in Delicate Health, every kind of Weakness of the Digestive Organs, and in all general Derangements of Health, these Medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health to the most exhausted constitutions. A single trial will place the Life Pills and Phasnix Bitters beyond the reach of competition, in the estimation of every patient.

Preps red and sold, wholesale and retail, at WM. MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 375 Broadway, N. York. N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fnc im ile of John Moffat's signature.

IKrThe Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 25 cents, 50 ccnts, and §1 each, according to the size and the Phoenix Bitters in bottles, at $1 oi $2 each, with full directions. For sale by Oct. 24 1840-7-tf JOHN F. KING. Terre-Haute.

£omat°

The Celebrated Substitute for Calomel.

JOHN

F. KING, Druggist, Terre-Hsnte,having been appointed by the proprietors Wholesale Agent for the sale of the above valuable medicine, will furnish Druggists, Physicians, and Merchants

The high reputation which this medicine has gained in every section of the world «hcre it has been used, is strung e%idence that it possesses tbe properties ascribed to it by its proprietors.

Having sold a large quantity of the article the past season,* hsve every reason to believe it to be the most vslusble Anti-Bilious medicine in use.

For evidence of its value,the public are invited to read the pamphlet accompanying tbe medicine, hie I* can be had gratis at my Drug Store.

Feb.-®—2J-tf JOHN F. KING

GITRNSET A STORMS,

AVING associated themselves in the TAILORING BUSINESS, take this method of soliciting the patronageof the citizens of Terre-Hattfe and the adjoining country. From their experience in tbe various branches of tbe business, and trom the arrangements made to procure reports of the latest fashions from the Eastern cities, they will warrant garments made in tbeir*bop to equal in durability and style of execution and fashion, any made West of the Mountains.

Utr No fit, no pay. CUTTING done on short notice, and warranted to fit if made right-' Terre-Haute, Oct. 10, 1840-5-tf rpo Shoemakers nnd Saddler*.—The subscriber has now, and keeps constantly on iiaod, a well-se-lected a«ortment of leather suitable for SaddEmasd Shocrna kers consisting of

SOLE, UPPER

««2

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REMOVAL!

Tinware, $-c. at Cincinnat iand Louisville prices.

Smith St, Crrafl!

riendsof Terre-Haute and its vicinity, that, havng a wcl selected stock of materials on band, they are prepared to execute all orders in their line with punctuality and despatch, and on as re soable terms anainas good and workmanlike man ner, as any other establishment on the Wabash As they willalways keep on hand a complete assortment of articles in their line, personssend ng orders can have then* ..immediate!) filled on the most liberal terms

Terre-Haute, March $0—'^

JIJN1VXAIROSSTO KE A. McGREGOH,

HASHEAVY

constantly on hand a general 1

jf-

CALFSKINS, ami MIST

ING. HARNESS BRIDLE LEATHER, which he will cell very low.and on accommodating terms, either for eash or good paper.

Tcrre-Haate.Jan KVIf-tf WM M'MURRAN

COME JllflSiTTt«2. to the subscnboaare wqfBHOtwbat they owe, as wears money we havs oatatandli^-,

a neglect of ibis notice mmj lead to cast. Tenre-Haste, Jan. 9-18-tf BAILEY & EUUN.

COTTON TARN.

fBr Wttouuu on I lot

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(SIG.V OF THE GOLDEN" COFFEE-POT,) AVE removed tbeir establishment to^their 1 new buifding, on National Hoad Street, between Stewart**

Hotel and M'Gre-g-or & Ilea's, 1'erHaute. Nicholas Smith (of Vincehnes,) & Jacob* K. Gr»fT having formed a co-part-nership in the businesswould respectfullyinform their

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a general lisort-

of ARDWARE, NA1L5, CASTINGS, &c.

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Juniata Bar Iron,round ,flat, and square, of all sizes English and American Blister, German

Crowley and Cast STEEL vj Anvils, Vices, Bellowses,and Screw IMalflT Smith's Tuols 'Mill and cross-cut Saw Hollow Ware, assorted Nails, cut and wrought, assorted Spades and Shovels

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Smoothing Irons and Tailor's Geese Fruit K*e4tles Drawingand Halter Chains Collins', Williams Cassat's Axes Plough Plates j: 7 t"„, Evans' Augersl"^*1~i**«!r?li^||^ Cross-Cut and Mill Saws: M'JITOTj Gate and barn-doorHinges Scythes and Sickles

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All of which will be sold low,.for *sh,.either at wholesale or retail- r.J'A '!*s N. B. Country blacksmith's are invltedTo catl They may bo assure I will sell atreduced prices Store on the Nations Road.

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THE CTThE OF SCROFULA, or KING'S E VIL, RHEUMATISM. Ulcerous Sores. Syphilis, and the host of painful and hitherto incurable affections resulting'therefrom White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver ana Skin, General Debility, f-c., and all Diseases arising from impurity of the Blood.

This medicine is particularly recommended as an alterative and a purifier of the Blood. It gives a tone and vigor to debilitated Constitutions, which invalids arej unconscious of until they have experienced its effects.

It is also recommended in Diseases where the Lungs and Breast are supposed to be affected, and also where the constitution is broken down by the use of Mercury or Quinine.

This medicine has the singular fortune, a just tribute to its great merit, of being recommended by the most celebrated practitioners of medicine in the United States and Europe whereas, riot one of the spurious mixtures rr.ftde in imitation of it has the least support from the medical faculty. This fact offers an argument so plain and conclusive, that it needs only to be mentioned to enforce conviction. Swaim's Panacea is recommended to all those invalids for whom physicians prescribe Sarsuparilla Syrups, Ex tracts, &c.

Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following words blown in the glass —"Swaim's Panacea —Philada.," having but one label which covcrs the cork, with the signatnre of Wm Swaim on it, so that the cork, (bearing also upon it as a seal the impression, "Wm. Swaim,") cannot be drawn without destroying the signature without which none is genuine. The medicine may consequent ly be known to be genuine when the signatnre is visi-

bio to counterfeit it will be punished as forgery. "Blphia. HINRY JOHN SHAUPK, General Agent No. 46 PINE

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Prepared at Swuim's Laboratory, Philadelphia leueral Age soid by every Druggist in the Street, New York and United States.

by every Druggist in W'.VI. SWAIM & SON.

A heavy lot of Cotton Yarn, of assorted nunilwi and excslleot qtulity.Jurtrweeivcd and iursalehy Tens- Baste, Jaa I-I7-U

Haste,

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TT\KE MOST USEFUL FAMILY MEDIC IIS E 1 EVER OFFERED TO THE FUBLIC. This well known Anti Dvsenteric and IFacm Jmdf cine has proved succestiu! these twelve ye#ara past, is universally acknowledged by all who- have tried it, to be far superioi to any other medicine ever emplo^At in the diseases for-which it is recommended.

Families resident in the country, and isolated in a measure trom medical advice, travellers journeving to the far west, or bound to distant ports, seminaries and all public institutions and charitable .associations.will find this remedy, constantly on hand ,ofgreat utility.

Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadel phia. HENRY JOHN SHARPE, General Agent. No 46 P1NR Street,New Yorkjand sold by every Druggist in She United States. JsjK WM. SWAIM & SON.

Sept. 26-3-1840 6m.

O A S E E A E I E MEDICINES.

THESE

medicines are indebted for their manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs and channels of life,and enduing them withrentwed tone and vigor. In many hundred certrfied ca&es which have been made public, and in almosteverv species of dis ease to which the human frame i&liable, the happy effects cf MOFHAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS have been gratefully and publicly acknowledged by the person* benefitted,

These Valuable Medicines ere lor sale by J. F. KING. Tcrre-Hante. October 24.1840-7-tf.

|1EVBR AND AGUE—TO MY FRIKNDON THE WEST, and particularly those who have used the uric MEDICINES in treatment'of FRVF.R INN AO0K.

It is but a very short timesincc these Medicines have been introduced into the 1-evre and Ague Districts, nrnl the proprietor flatters himself that during that period, wherever they have been used according lo the directions, they have done more towards exterminating the disease than all other remedies and prescriptions combined. It is a common excuse among "regula practitioners" when specifics are introduced, that they cannot cure diseases which people are in the habit of considering incurable. Medical experience is constinually doing away a part of the list of the incurable diseases, and Mr. Moflfat has the happiness of confidently announcing that FEVER AND AGUF. is now to be added to the number of complaints which modem skill hss conquered.

In Fever snd Ague the

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Swaim's Vermifuge^

and

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!It

is per

fectly safe, and no-child will refuse to take it. Worms being especially apt to mCast peisoos of debit itated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief is often done by oidinary worm medicines, which generally consist of the strongest purgatives colomel, that destroyer #43* const&ctum,.bitters, pink root, qmits of turpentioe» woreweeti oil, ®c. &c Articles of this kind may destroy #orn.s, but they debilitate the stomach, and often materially injure U»e general health, without removing the cause. Swarm's Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of removing the cause of worms, by giving vigor and healthy action lo the stomach, bow^s,and organs of digestion, thereby re hevitig measles, croup, hooping cough, dec. This med icine, by invigorating the internal fuuctious,sireiigtb ening the organs of digestion, and removing the primary cause which creates morbid secretions, will relieve Bowel Complaints, Cholic, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, and the whole train of biliary «flections, Sick Heaoarh, Acidity olthe Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles, Ac, It is an antidote in the early stages of Fever and Cholera Morbus. As a general Family Medicine, it stands unrivalled, as it is applicable to most of the diseases to which children are subject. Swaim'* Vermifuge will be found of some utility to persons who occasionally indulge in the conviviahy of the table a dose taken before dinner will anticipate the efl$cta o[acidity of the stomach, not (infrequently produced by wine. In the neglect of this, h6w*ver, adose in the morning or the following morning, will,in most instances, restorethe tone of the stomach.

who were previ

ously unacquainted with the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they arecompounaed ,and upon which they consequently act.

The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in diseases ofevery form and description. Tbeir first operation is to loosen front the coats of thestouiach and bowels, the various impurities and crudities constantly settling around them and to remove the hardened faeces which collectin the convolutions ofthesmallest intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave such collected masses behind as to produce habitual coctiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden diarrhoea, with its imminent dangers. This fact is well known to all regular anatomists, who examine the human bowels after death and hence the prejudice of of those well informed men against quack medicines— or medicines prepared and heralded to the public by ignorant persons. The second effect of the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and by this means, the liver and thelungfe, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood, which lakes its red color from the agency ofthe liversnd the lungs befoie it passes into the heart, being thus purified by the 'oiand nourished by food coming from a clean stomach, courses, freely through the vein®, renews every part of the system,and triumphantly mounts the banner ot health in the blooming cheek.

Moffat's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart-burn and Headache, Restlessness, Ill-tempei, Anxiety, Langor and Melancholy,'^'ostiveness, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Fevers of all kinds, Rheumatism, Gout, Diopsieeof al) kinds, Gravel, Woims, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvy, Ulcers, Inveterate Sores, Scarbutic Eruptions and Bad Complexions, Eruptive complaints, Hallow, Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complexions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Common Colds and Influenza, and vatioii* other romplaints which afflict the human frame In Fever and Ague, particularly, the Life Medicine* have been most eminently successful so much so that in the FeveT and Ague districts, Physicians almost universally prescribe them

All that Mr. Moffat requires of Kis patients is to be particulur in taking the Life Medicines strictly according lo the directions. It is not by a newspaper notice, Or by anything that lie himself may say in their favor, that he hopes to gain crcdil. It is alone by the results ofa fair trial.

MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, signed as a domestic guide to health. This little pamphlet, edited by W. B. Moffat, 375 Broadway, New York, has been published for the purpose of explaining more fully Mr. Moffat's theory of distsses, and will be found highly interesting to per*or.s seeking health. It treats upon prevalent diseases, and the causes thereof. Price, 25 cents—for sale by Mr. Moffat's agents, generally.

Dr. M. Hitchcock. ft&di

not only

give quicker relief than any other remedy, but if persevered in, effect a

FEBXAHXHT COB* SO

the patient is only ordinsrily careful, and resorts directly to his medicine upon the first symptom of tendency to anew attack, it may always be wardde off. To escape one chill would ibe of infinitely more consequence to the sufferer thsn the valse of the remedy—to remove the disease permanently would confer a benefit upon him which cannot be estimated by sny earthly standard. That these Medicines will effect whst is here claimed for them, the Proprietor has the testimony of all acquainted with them and their application and use in the Fever and Ague and bis object in now addressing bis friends at the West is to request them that they will spare no pains in communicsting their experience, and disseminating this highly interesting informstion, now that the season for Fever snd Ague has arrived.

It is not for the mere purpose of disposing of a few hundssd packages ot tbe Life Medicines, that the proprietor makes this appeal. Tbe demand for his Medicines is already greater than he can conveniently supply and even were it insufficient to sfford him business, be would conceive himself supremely selfish, if his pleasure was not greater at the benefit conferred upon the suffering part of the community by an increase in his sales, than at his own pecuniary profit.

The Life Medicines, if properly used and persevered in, recommend themselves still it is n»ces 'he public should know that such mediillw exist, snd hence the propriety of advertising thesa. It is hoped, therefore, that tbe proprietor will not be accused of egotism when he says that there is no medicine or mode of treatment extant, .^Ttr *od ague, so appropriate, thorough add posime in its happy effects as MOFFAT'S LITE PILLS AND PHffiKlT

thst

ntTTvoa

PILL'S AND PHCENIX BITTERS. sZr..fu^€LPf.Hica^r*

01 tbc

*hort medicine see

^ytrlCwj Sammntan* copy of which sccompowes the medicine. A copy m*y also be obtained of tne dmcrent Agents who have tbe medicines for sale. 0^/~French, German, and Spanish directions can be obtained on application at tbe office, 375 Broadway.

All tome tu letters will receive immediate attention. Sold wbofeasle and retail by WM. B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, N. Y. A liberal dednctkm made to those wbo purchase to sell sgain.

Asnn—lie Lfe Medicines assy also be bad of the principal druggists in every town throughout the United States and the Canada*. Ask for Moffat's Life Pills and Pheaix Bitters and be eure lhat a facsimile of John Moffat's signature is upon be label of each bouie oi hitlers, or box. of pills.

Jsa. 218 jr.

BLAKE 4L. BALL

iaribsB0iagjgii

}. tZrBE PA ttTlC ULAE,

avid the last seawn.hu the use Dr. M. Hitch*fa^bi*MEDlCAMENTim, in a xmalldisfJtis country. T\R M. HITCHCOCK'S MEDICAMENTUM, ilj/ for coring Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.*, Jaundice, CEolic, Fever and Ague, Consump-^ lion, Dysentary, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, flypocondriH, Hysteiics, Dropsical Complaint#,, and Heartburn. It also prevents all Bilious disorders and removes Habitual Costiveaess, Asthma, Stranguaiy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Gout and Impurities of the Blood.

A person who uses this Medicaoientuiu *will not require the use of the Lancet, or any means of the healing art. It restores and revives the animal spirits, invigorates the system, removes Neivous and Rheumatic and Anthritic pains and prevents their return C|eanses the Stomach of all morbid humors which causes Indigestion, Consumption, Aridities, Headahc and lowness ofspiiits cures all the bilious disorders inspires cheerfulness, gives comfort to the dropsical takes away palpitation ofthe heart, gives circulation to the blood ^restores bloom to the sallow and tickly cheek and plumpness to the iueagre habit purges without pain and banishes all cause of fever of every kind Ths Medicamentum acts on the stomach, that great reservoir oftbe human system, a diseased state o: which causes all disease.

The following from the numerous certificates which have been given to the proprietor is offered to the pub lie.

From tbe Rev. Mr. Jewett, of Teire-Haufe Sir:—1 am pleased to learn that it is your mt«-nti to introduce into as general use as possible, your valuable medicine,"Medicamentum." At your sugg^tion last autumn, when fatigued and debilitated from attention at the sick bed of a friend. I used two bottles with the most happy resblts. From its admirable effects upon, myself, I employed it.ai a family medicine, pnd with entire success in fever and ague and general debi]^ I have no question but it* general use will be found exceedingly beneficiai where fever and ague, or general naction of the system, prevail consequent to similar causes. So far as 1 have tested it. I unhesitatingly recommend it as a safe and valuable Medicine.

Dr. M. Hitchcock.

WOOL.

HAVING

Those wishing to pay their Tax, will call at the office of M. M. Hickcox,on the Southwest corner ofthe Public square where I may be fund a* all times,or, in my absence, M.M. Hickcox will receive and receipt for taxes in my name.

Feb. 13-23-Aw C. T. NOBLE, Clerk.

CD.

itai»ie $Qur health. It isascertainedthat%Olii-e's 1-WHOl^^T^^UVn saved the last seaion by the use of Dr. M. Hitch- LCiSALE AND RETAIL STOVE STOftE.

M. AUGUSTUS JEWETT.

HI 1,'fsftK,"* •}.

From Salmon Wright, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Terre-Haute, Dear Sir: Some years ago 1 was, to all appearance going rapidly into consumption. I had severe pains in the breast, spit blood, could beai no exposure, nor coald 1 make any exertion in business. My food was digested

with difficulty, and afforded very little nourishment, my strength declined and flesh wasted, and my situation was altogether alarming. In this state of things, a friend recommended to me your Medicamentum, having seen it used with benefit in the case of an acquaintance whose condition was, he thought, similar to mine. I procured a bottle, and took it according to directions with great benefit. Being encouraged, I continued its use, and was,in a short time, restored to the comparative good health which I have enjoyed ever since. 1 am pleased to hear that you are preparing to introduce it into general us* in the country, fori consider it a valuable medicine. «.1

SALMON WRIGHT

From James Fanringtoji, Esq., Counsellor at Law, Terre-Haute: Terre-Haute, May 1,183$.

I certify that the latter part of the last summer I was attacked with the Chills and Fever, or Fever and Ague: and for the cure of it, I procured a bottle of Dr. M. Hitchcock's Medicamentum, which I took accoidingto the directions, and was entirely cured by it, and have been in good health ever since.

JAMES FARRINGTON.

-IM.)*"! -J tf, Terre-Haute, May 16, 1838. Dr. HITCHCOCK: Dear Sin Last summer I was much afflicted with frequent attacks of Ague and Fever and with general debility. I was advised by my ftfend Mr. Jewatt, to piocure a bottle ofyour Medicamentum I did so, and found relief after a few Joses, from those unpleasant feelings consequent to a disordered state of he stomach. I think it an excellent family medicines and would not willingly be withont it. Respectfully Tours, GEO. HAGER.

Persons subject to the Headache, or Sick Headache should use this Medicamentum without delay, as it has never been known to fail of curring it immediately.® &

Foi sale at my office, and by my agents. Htfi Terre-Haute, July 6—43—tf M. HITCHCOCK COPA RTNERSII IP.---j

EAST has associated with himsel H. BUCKINGHAM, as a partner in t^ie Business of Manufacturing Chairs, and will continue to carry on that bueinessat their new shop, and old stand ofj. East,on Fourth Street, North of the Cumberland Road Street,under the firm of EAST &, BUCKINGHAM, where

they intend to keep on hnnd a general assortment of FANCY and WINDSOR CHAIRS,not inferior to any in the west,all of which they will sell on accommodating terms. They also solicit the patronage of the public. All orders attended to on short notice.

April 18—32-tf. EAT & BUCKINGHAM,

want a large quantity of Wool, for which we are willing to give a liberal price. We will receive it in small parcels atour store.

Jan. 9-18-tf BLAKE & BALL. tiOOTS, SHOES.. HATS, CAPS, MOROCCO, A l,F J3 Skins, Sheep Skins, Binding Skins, {-c. A complete assortment of Boots and Shoes of the subscriber's own manufacture. Also, Eastern work cheap. Received, per steamer Tuscumbia, a few dozen Philadelphia Calf Skins and Morocco. For sale by

English School.—REMOVAL.,..

FREEMAN ha$ die pleasure of informing fits friends that he has removed his School to the two story Brick Building, two doors south of Doct. E- V. Ball's, where he would be pleased to receive a few more Scholars. Terre-Haute, Feb. 20-24-3w.

WATCH REPAIRING, Ac*

ALL

kinds of Watches repaired to orders in tbe best manner, and warranted to keep correct time for ear. Also, Jewelry repaired and made to look as aa new, at my shop, west side of tbe Square, Feb. 13-23-tf. I. D.

BOOT ABTD SHOE MANUFACTORY. AMES MORRISON, would respectfully inform tbe O ladies and gentlemen of Terre-Haute and vicinity, that be has takon the Store, lately occupied by Woodruff Co., in tbe East end of Scott's Row, Wabash street, where be baa on hand, and is prepared to manufacture, Boots and Shoes, of all descriptions, of tbe very best quality.

J. M. flatter* himself, from bis experience in the bu smess and bis lately being engaged in the best Msnnfactones in Baltimore, that he will be able to give satisfaction to all wbo may call on htm, as he is determined thst no article shall go from bis shop unless it is of the very beet quality. 0"LADIES are particularly reqmated to call!

N. B. Ladies and gentlemen* Watei and Shoes made to order, and warranted Terre-Haute, Feb. 13.S3-tf.

WOODRUFF & CO., West side

Terre-Haute, Jan. 2-17-tf. of the Public Square.

pn^i.B. HAMI

located in Prairieton, Vigo County

respectfully tenders his services, (in the various departments of his profession,) to the citizens ofthatplaceandthe surroundingcountry. a to 2 1 4 1

1/IVE DOLLARS REWARD will be giveniv JD the subscriber for a Topaz seal lost by nim. A part of the gold ring and fixtures were attached to the seal, which was accidentally broken from the chain.

Nov. 14-10-tf S. B. MULLEN.

TAX

PAYERS ATTEND TO THIS!—The undersigned having been appointed to collect the State and county Revenue of the county of Vigo, for the year 1840, has now the Tax Book, and will lorth with proceed tocoilect tbe same.

A. M. PETTINGILL, Collector

Terre-Haute, July 11'1840-44-tf.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIOO.ts. CIKCUIT COUKT, MAT TEBM, 1841. Josiah W. Gibbs, vs. Foreign Attachment. George W. Ruble.

nPHE above named Defendant, George W. Ruble, will take notice that the said Plaintiff has sued out of said Court a writ of Foreign Attachment against the goods, chsttlrs, lands and tenements, rights, credits, moneys, effects, and hereditaments of said defendant which writ has been returned that Town Lot in the town of Terre-Haute, number two hundred and thirty, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, has been attached by virtue of said writ. Tbe said Defendant will therefore take notice of the pendancy ol said suit, and that, unless he appear and defend the seme, the matters and things therein alledged against him will be determined in his absence.

Proof Boots

BO HORN andSTRA W BONNETS resetIW| ftPu f9T SftJc* £{f Jaiy 25,1840-46-4f BLAKE g. BALL.

STOT1M.

on TEN PLATE STOVES, for sale, at rsdocsd Vlr prices, by Nov. Il-21-tf GROVERMAN& BOURNE

f«

moPt

It must be evident to every intelligent mind, that theEye is not only the most delicate, but the most complicated organ of the human system and

Road, and one door north of the Enquirer" Printing Office, where they will be happy to execute orders in their line. They will promise ahosc who patronize

Item, to turn out as cheap and complete jobs as anv othet establishment in the State. They have made

every necessary preparation execute their work both chenpand well and invite tne public to call and examine for themselves. WAGONS NOW MADE and ready for sale St

GRASS SfSED.

"f ft A bushels Blue Grass, J-"" do Millet do. Fnrsalo low, by Jan. 1618tf. BAILEY Sc ELKIN.^

•inn REAMS PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER for sale at manufacturers prices with reightspdded. Terms: CASH.

June 8—39—tf BAILEY & ELKIN

1 OO OOO HOOP-POLES wanted immediately, by iuu,vrvv thesul soriber, at his Cooper shop, TerreHsnte, and from |3 to 10

Oct. 3-4-tf. JABEZ S. CASTO. WM. M'FA1»KN*S GENERAL STAGE OFFICE, TERRE-HAUTE.

8TAGE8 leave McFadden's iVa/ioto/ Hotel, or the following places, on tlie days named, viz: Southern* for Vincennes, Evansville.and Louisville,. on Tuesdays,'Thursdays and SaturdaysNo rt be rn .forCrawfordsvi I leand Lafayette, Mondays'

Wednesdays, and Fridays. Western, for Springfield, Ills., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Vnndal!a,for Vandalia and St. Louis, on Tuesdaysr

Thursdays and Saturdays. Terre-Haute. September 5-52-tf.

8CJIOOL BOOKS,

all their variety, including Davies' complete series' of Mathematical works all the Latin and Greek studies in uaq. with tbe whole range of Bboks for Common and Higli Schools, constantly on hand and forsair on the most reasonable terms, by E. FLINT,

Jan. 23-20-6t Phila. Book Store.,, HOTEL TO I/EASE IN TERRR-HAUTE.^

THE subscriber, wishing to engage in other business, would lesse for a term of

TTn^L l^ears, the Hotel now occupied by him in Terre Haute, either with, or without the 4HHGB commodious stable attached to tbe same.—

Ml Jnl9

The building is nearly new, large snd

roomy, and it is situateuin the centre of business. Fo t,rn,..pplr.o~,.".I..P«mi«6HN

Terre Hsute, Aug. 15,1S40-49-tf.

THE subccri-a ber takes pleaaJt are in intarm ing the inhabitantaof TerreiioHaute and its --'Vicinity,that he has eatablisllfed himself perma*

place, in the Stove business and that he

will sell Stoves, wholesale or retail, much lower than they have been sold heretofore in this place or country. He has a superior article, and as good an assortment a ojn be found at any other eatabiisbment west of the Mountains. He warrants his Staves to perform well in evsry respect, and also to stand fire. Tney were made at the Cumberland Iron Works, Tennessee.and consequently area more durable article than can be found in this vicinity, and/atfy eoual to any in the west. Hers may be found all kinos and sixes, and a full supplv

a'r

sises, and a full SUE

*'ie

approved patterns of COOK-

approv

ING STO VES, such as tlie Premium, Drop-door, 3-e boiler-10-plate, &c FRANKLINS• for flues or pipdVvSj&rS*

Shureh'Hall,Parlor,

ST^VES.

Also, Coal Grates)

Holiow war*. Stovemp?, fa. fa.

,he,k"1

of JUNIATA JSON and

NAJ££^(Shoenberger's make, Pittshurg) a fall assotr-i mem Of bar, scollop, band, round, horse-oboe, saddled

wines and IRON Engli and spring STEEL nails of all sixes, wrought" nail8 and flooring brads, bay forks, shovels, &c. &c. 1 would say to those who buy to sell again, that they can do ay well here, in the article of Btoves and castings (of all, kinds) as,at any other establishment in the West. My Iron is warranted to be of the best quality, and Smitha from the country are invited to try it. Prices reduced. Store West of the Court-House, one door North of John F. Cruft^ Store, on Seeond stree

Terre-Haute, July 1-1840-45-tf JAS. GROVER

TXFIRMARY.-FOR THE TREATMENT Off JL DISEASES AFFECTING THE EYE.—The un dersigned would respectfully inform the citixena of St/ Louis, and the public, generally, that he has not only investigated with great care and attention the anatomy aad physiology of the Eye, but has for the last twelve years been in the constant and successful treatment of the numerous diseases to which this organ ia subject.

that so various

and peculiar are the diseases which aflect it, that their, treatment alone might well form a separate and distinct^ branch of Surgery. it cannot, therefore, be expected^ that every one who practices the healing art will devot-f the time and labor in obtaining that knowledge of then tructureand the complicated derangements to whiche it is liable, which is indispensably requisite to the cor-[ rect and successful management ofthis class of diseases In view of these facts, the undersigned haaspared neither* time nor opportunity to make himself thoroughly ac quainted with every variety and apecies of the diseases* of the Eye, and iaenablod to adduce the most respectable testimonials and references to prove that he has not only performed the most delicate operations upon the Eye with complete success, but has treated the moat ntricate and difficult diseases to the entire satisfaction of the patients themselves.

ARTIFICIAL EYES are. also, so neatly fited to those who have lost an Eye, that the most accurate observer could not detect the difference between the nat-i ural or artificial Eye. No case will be prescribed for without first seeing the patient.

Physicians who are not in the habit of psescribing for the Eye, will confer a favor by referring such patients to their obedient servant,

WILLIAM VANZANDT. M. D., Office No. 51, Main street, St. Louis.

Rr The following gentlemen having boen witnesses of his successful treatment of some very difficult cases, ht takes pleasure in referring to them

Wilson Primm, Esq ,C. P. Billon, Hempstead St, Beebe, E. $c A. Tracv. J. Smith, President Mo. Bank, If. Shtirlds, Cashier, Mead & Aariance. A & G. W. Kerr & Co., Stettinim & January, Joelah Sp aiding, Esq., R. Gamble, Esq., Gen. Jno. Ruland, Col. J. B. Brant John 0'Fallon,L. A. Benoist, NathanielP aschall. Sinclair, Taylor & Co., of St. Louis, Gov..Carlin. of Illinois, Geo. W. Henry, Quincy, do Judge W, French Patoka, Indiana, &c. Julv'20—4fty

BLAKE

Ball have just received from tha

Eastern cities their Spring'purchases, consisting of a heavy stock of DRY GOODS, embracing a full assort,ment in that line also a fine stock of BOOTS & SHOESHARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.

These Goods have been selected witSi great care by one of the firm, and willbesoldiowforoah,or on short credit.

Their old customers and the publicin general arerespectfully invited to call upon them April27-33-tf

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0tf~M~AKi'NG7'~

SEELY&. BISHOP respectfully inform thepublic that they carry on tho

W-agcn making and Blacksmithing Bvstvess, in all their branches on Fourth street,a few yards South of the Nationa?

BDRT0N 5.

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,

to whieb they invite theespeeisl »a«iwo of thwol# customers and dsalersia genssaJ»ssihey wiH bs«Hdoitfe terms suitable to the al tared state of tne times. Toaraaaorttnent ia very complete, ajw embraeesevery vario-£ ty in their line.

Tene Hoot* Jul l8-4$-»f-

TOBACCO AND TIWMAl^

BOXE8 No-1 Kentucky Tobseeo Bbls. Cider Vinegar, prime article Juat received, and for Wile, cheap ^OMfh.Jif

July, ll-44tf

«4t

WABASH HOTEL. THE subscriber having taken ths Tavern stand, lately occupied by G. L. Mitchell, on Main street. Clinton, Indiana and be* ing about to make extenaive repairs, res- II peettully solicits the potrooage ot Boaadera

and tbe Travel liog public, promising to spare no pains to dve ceneral satisfaction. Stabling. &e. will not be inferior to any on the Wabash. WM. P. DOLE.

Clinton, Indiana, Oct. 24,1840-7-tf jyLAKE BALL have just received an assortment of Silk, Gingham & Cotton UnbTtllsi9, suul Par*, sols, which will be sold very low, WJ?

Jsly 26,1840-46-tL ms IfEW GOODS JUST RBCCIV&D, A!»D HOW OFEMJte. ZfLAKE $• BALL, at tbeir store in Linton's Row, corner of NatkmaJ Road and Market street, sre now openings large and general asBortroeotof

@£T

FE-

THOS- DAVIS1.-