The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 July 1842 — Page 4

1 where

Irons,

WILL

JT. FAST hns associated with

himself H» BUCKINGHAM, ts 8 partner in the Business or MnnulaclnrlD? Chaf ra,and will continue to carry dn thai business at their n$w shop and old standof J. &et. on Fourth street, North of the Cumberland

^ST^NUCTTNGFLAM0!

sriAftSa?ssr-

Terne-II

^ylKsoK™?!!AMU,

sell orders attended to on

SbSTnot ce EAST & BUCKINGHAM.

ERRE-HAUTE

WcitM Foundry# Engine Shop. -t" a TTi )M WALL ACE Si. CO are now prepared ST"execo«eo'rders for Engine,.Boilers Forg.ng Mill

Castings of every description, either in Iron or

®rrw\TeFanner/weh^^hebestarticleof PLOWS, 't„tt which are the Peacock, wittj wrought and cast Su .» the cast Shares are much the.cheapeet and best

X' Prairie. We have also the well known ltrnnn^ fATE'ST, which will be sold cheaper than can be got on the Wabash Valley-and all our Sews will be warranted to run well, and not break

rcorn,oats,orany

produce, will be taken in ^chanae lor Plows. err«-Haute, i-eb- 20, 1841-tf.

Uocl. J. F. Snyder, *5*?*

WILLhim

N. B, Night calls to be made at residence, two ilonrs East of R. S. M'Cabo. gjX 1 $*$$$ Terre-Haute, July 2, 1842-43-'f

DOGT.

REMOVAL, vr-**?

HOLMES lias-moved his Office and Dwelling to the first building, south of the public square, on Second street -where all favors will be hunkfully received- ft-.

Terre-Haute. Dec.20,1841 —16—tf

VALUABLE FARMING LAND

FOtt SALE,—for

State Bank of Illinois Paper!

OFFER the following described LANDS ami will tuko in psynisnt Note9 of the Stf of Illinois, viz: y. W. quarter Section 14, I own 8. Range 11, lying in Sullivan Coiiniv, Indiana. 25 tniles Trotn Terreffmite, fi miles from Meroni, and a half mile from the Wabash River, near Tlios. Turtputi „IVlj.l!,„on/J' man's Creek.

Msom

680

ACRHS in Kdgar county, 11 linofs, 25 rttilts from Terre-Ha.iito being, viz:

S. E. qr. Sec. 29. Town 16, Range 10, N. F.

32, 16, 10,

W. 28,

lf^-'4

Terre-Haute, Juno 11—40—tl.

Terre-Haute, April, 14, 1842. 33tf

GRAFTON F. COOKERLY, attorney at £air, MEROM, SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA:

practice in Sullivan, Vigo a«nd the adjoining co tin tics. ,JtBFEKENCES, LtNni.rv. MifWN & EARLY, Torro-Haute. J. O. it J^-'M. HOWK, F.?!ooNiingion, Indiana. UEOMIETT. FETTER & Co., Louisville, Kv.

DR. Rl. HlTniCOCK'S KDICAMENTUM, DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S OIL OP LIFR, A CONSTANT supply of these valuable Medicines, /V. wliieh are so well known and jnsiIv appreciated: To be had at WOOD'S

July 16, 1842-tf Drug and Apothecary Store.

Axes.

100

celebrated C. S. Chopping and

IJUNT'S AXES, for sale at the Cash Store, of

Terre-IJnute. Jan

YRXS-1A'OIJ

Flour, Bacon, &c.

t\)U

sale at the Tcrre-Hute Provision and Suve. in Scott's Row. April 19,

Prepared by Dts ew York, snd

its

New ia Tore-Haute.

16,

r^KPi-?0

Jun»4-3^f

BLANK

piwi)pci5rii

Broad

B. BOOTH, &CO.

1st, 1842-17-tf

Carpeting.

AIN CARPETING, OF sup.

quality.and of the most fashionable patterns for sale at reiluced prices, for Cash. Jnn. 27, 1813-21-tf G. W. LANGWORTHY.

BOOTS.

I An PAIR MENS SUP. S10GA BOOTS, made to order and warranted, will he sold at $3 Per pair. G. W. LANG WORTHY.

Tcrre-llaute, March 5,1842-2t)-tf.

"I"\0.1IESTICS«« An extensive oseortmcnt of 3*4, I 7 8, 4-4, and 3-8 inch, brown and bleached MUSLIMS, which arfcoffered chraper than ever.

Feb. 37-23-tf O. W. LANGWOR TflY

-Candles aii«l Slareli.

JtJST

received, on consignment, lot of r*a/TnHew CANDI.ES. Also, superior Cincinnati STARCH, and for sal« low. for cash, by the box,—at the Produce *n«i Provision Store, Scott's Row. National Ro*d St. ,J. S. Jr'RE

toduce

floct. Sherman'*

i:u,UKATED MEDICINKS. AW"S COIXJII LOZENGES, for coughs, odd?, itc. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES, an infallible worm destroying medicine.

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES, give immediate relief in Nervous or Sick Headache, lowneas of spirits, fainting, &c.

SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES, Ij? "I0*1 wtoin remedy for thisd^easc ever ofR-r-««»o American Ihiblic, asnl'Sm y-ATHARTlC LOZENGES, are

„j *wly iaken as the common peppermints h!!J

v,mciem

fi^icint. clean*

*,e

u,e athMtic

liwSS?iiiVL?ml2?R .MAN'S PLASTER, for

tCI,

particularly via ted conr^ntratctl

the Back, Uins, Side,

the medicine highly

r^fnlar

Phyaiaan Cf

S it a

WOOD'S -A pot

^ug and theory &ora.

AY \A A \C. WORTHY.

DEEDSaadM^mewrmwl^.

stable* Btanka. Cwnt Cmm nd BILLS OF LA PING. Jti

JV cr Uu Qfk*.,

BUn^*.

For Sad

RUFUS-'

St. wishing

sin ess to the tjmes, in cont-^

ID* The articles taken will be Wheat, Flour, Corn, Oats, dried Hides, and Deer-skins, Bees-wax Feathers, Flax and Tom Linens. Store next door east of Mr. LANDON'S National Hotel.

Terre-Haute, Aug. 88-51-tf

PAY PAY!! PAY!!!

THE

other article of Farming

promptly serve all who call on in iho line of

atKIMGINIS AND

subscriber has his books now posted and reatjy for settlement he requests every one to call and settle, pay off old scores, and begin the year 1842 with a good conscience. I must be paid better and more punctually.

Terre-Haute, Jan. 1,1842—18—tl E.DANIELS.

STEPIIEX G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR S *1T krV

SURGERY.

Also, Will perform nil the various operations upon tlie TEETII, such ns correcting

irregularities, and treating tliem in childhood, extracting, removing tartar, enries, filling cavities with Gold, or composition,—inserting on pivot, or Gold plate,— from one tooth to an entire set. He mny be consulted, by gentlemen, at his office, or bjr ladies at their residence, for which no charge wilj be made, unlrss an operation be performed. Office, in D. Sasseen's building, on thecorncrof National Road and Fourth .Streets

OFFICETERRE-HAUTE,INDIANA.

Jas. J. Barclay, Esq.., Philadelphia. Hon. H. Branson, Stf Augustine» Florida~ ,* Oct. 31-8-tf. ^L

J. HARLAN. F'LS

FODD

«r

10,

N E. qr, ufN.E.qr." 29, lb, 10, There nrcjotir tenements on these, and nbost eighty Acres improved- Mr. Jnmes Wallace, who resides on the lands, will show I he promises. Terms will he nituie known by applying to J. & S. CRAWEORD, Te.rre-IIuuto, or bv letter, directed to nie at Alton, Madison cowiiy, Illinois. L. DORSEY.

Notice.

AMR.

HEARTWELL, wlio died iu New-Orleans about seven years since, left his effsots in the hands of a sirunser, to he sent lo his wife and children, who it was understood lived ne«r Cincinnati. The wife's name was S«rnh Heartwcll, and the chiUlreu, Matilda, l\»lly Anne, Mary June, and William,—the latter would be about 15 years of nge, if living. He has not b«en able to find them, but has heard flint the #idow rnrtrried one Amos Parker, and remsved to the vicinity of Terre-Haute, Ind. 1 either of the above named,persons will apply at thisoftuw, they can obtain tlie necessary information to find the Trustee, who is anxjous to pay over to the proper persons the amount ui his hands.

ii(ICTIONEERIi\6! rp HE subscriber having permanently located himself in the town of Terre-Haute, for the purpose of Auctioneering horses, and goods, of all discriptions, entertains the hope that by strict attention to thcabovebusiness, together with two years experience, to merit a portion of the public patronage- Being the only licensed Auctioneer in Terre-Haute, his customers will have tho advantage of laws-holding him responsible,under 8ev'crepenalties,for thefaithful performance of his official duties,

JOSEPH A.IIAYDEN.

Terre-Haute, Augusi7-48-tf.

Valuable Ueal Estate 15 FOR SALE.

June 11, 1842-40-tf.

the 13ih August next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.and 4 o'clock. P. M. the following described property, situated in Terre-Haute, Vigo co.t Indiana, will be offered at public auction.

Out lot of said town No. (23) twenty-three, conlainng three acres and seven-hundredth?, situated on the Wabash river, a few rods north of the National road, where it crosses the river, and is the point of termination of the Wabash and Erie canal, the basin being located thereon. There has been erected on the premises a large and commodious brick building.arranged for the Brewing business on an extensive scale. The improvements arc of a substantial and permanent kind, in good repair, and although constituted for a Brewery, may advantageously be converted, so as to be suitable to the prosecution of various branches of mechanical and manufacturing business. The location of this property renders it desirable and valuable, even in times like the present, and with the certain prospcct of the completion of the Wabash & Erie canal to this point, in the course of two years, (the work heiug now in rapid progress) presents to men of enterprise and capital a favorable opportunity for a profi able investment.

This property is sold under a decree of foreclosure the title is unquestionable—and time may be had on a moity of the purchase monev.

KINNEY, WRIGHT & GOOKINS Terro Haute, July 3-44—13 Solicitors lor Comp'ts. O" Cicinnnati Gazette and Pittsburgh Advocate will^give the above three insertions, and send their accounts to this office for payment.

Burton's JLivery Stable.

REMOVED

EM Aft.

to the corner of Fourth and Cherry

street, where the subscriber will he prepared to accommodate the public with Horses, Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, &c. all or any of which can be had at ail times, on the shortest notice. Gentlemen wishing to be forwarded to any part of :hia State can alee be accommodated with extra Coaches or Barouchson very reasonable terms JOHN BURTON.

Terre-Haute, April 23, 1842. 33tf

NOTICEcounty

July 16, !84t-43-3t ELIZABETH CLARK.

NEW TAPER Hit Lis. A

TOTHR MBRCiUMTS A\l TRADERS OF THE WABASH VALLEY. HE subscribers have erected a large PAPER

MlLLti Lafayette, Indiana, and have spared no cost in obtaining the meet approved Machinery and skill faxn the East, are prepared to supply the entire Wabash I'alley with evrry kind of paper wanted on ibe most favorable term. The friend* of Home Industry and Western Enterprise,are invited to give tasa call, and (o save their Hags, which will be received in ex* change for Paper or Cash at fair prices.

Jan. 1.1842-n-ly THOMAS & YANDE8.

THEFEMALE

SCHOOL.

Subscriber having engaged the servient of compftwit aastKanis, will open a School for YOl'NG LADIES, ia Terre-Haute, oa Monday lbs 16th instant.

The fb I taring are the terms for taition, per Quarter of twelve weeks: For common breaches of Eotliah. Edaeation, #5.00

Htgher English Brancfcee, 700 Drawing and Painting. "r 5 08 French, 4.00 Mamt, 10,0t "J 1 SUSAK WILLIAMS.^ Terre-Hf ate May », 1»I3. Mtf

'•m

nitUTT

of monry, will exchange every article ib the Saddlery and Harness line, for produce, at the highest coxAprice. His stock, now on hand, comprises every article usually manufactured in his line, such nsSaddles, Harness, I runks, J-c. He invites the friends of domestic manufactures to call, examine, snd judge for themselves and, if he don't give bargains, he will not ask their patronage and support.""

corner of Ohio and Market streets.south cast corner of the Public squaie, and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott. Esq.

RE FEKENCB9.Ho in O Hon .Silas Wright, Jr.. Canton,- N. I". Hon. Mi rah Sterl ng, Wa terloum,

U. MANLY.

Law Notice.

Hshall,

ARLAN & MANLY. Attorneys at In\v, MarClark county, Illinois. March, 1841. 29if.

r: x:jri vmjl.

The Tcrre-Iinuie Produce, Provision, and Grocery Store,

ISSCOTT'S

REMOVED two doors east of the Old Stand, in ROW, where the publicare respectfully invited to call. A constant supply of FAMILY GROCERIES kept on hand,—and nearly every kind of country Produce taken in exchange.

-*Hr

April 16, 1842. 32tf

OR THE KING AND IRISH PLOW, for Prairio and Timber Land,—For sale at the TerreHaute Sl«m Foundry.

STRATTON, WALLACE & CO.

Terre-Haute, June 18. 1842-41-tf

'C:|WANTED,

At the Terre-Haute Produce Store,

SCOTT'S ROW, National Road Street, Dried Hides, Feathers, Beeswax, and Flaxseed,for which tho highest price will be paid in GROCERIES,

11ir-•

PLOW POINTS

April 19. 1842..—32tf

itron anil JYails.

A LOT OF IRON AND NAILS, just received on OL consignment, and for sale low, for cash, at the Grocery and Produce Store, Scott's Row, National Road Street.

March 19

1842.—28tf

No l?Iistake!

FEW hundred Barrels very superior Kenliawa SALT, forsaleot the Provision and Produce Store, in Scott's Row. *rf' Match 19, 1842—28tf

Wheat: Wheat!!

WScott's

ANTED, at the PRODUCE and PROVISION STORK, Row National Road Street, a few hunJred bushels of good tnerchn change for Groceries or Cash.

died bushels of good merchantable WHEAT, in ex "ash. J. S. FREEMAN, Agent,

Terre-Haute, April 9,1842—31—tf

I OYes! ores!} OYes!!!

i%'M

r.u,RONTi

F2b£t' p^Sa'

tb*r ki»

warranted to

1, and to stand fire. Alto,*

Brads, PLOUGH WINGS and Slabs STEEL of all kinds, Steel Springs HAROWARE, Smiths Tools, Saws, Chains CASTINGS of alldes^iptions, Sugar Kettles.Coal Grates, Stove Pipe. Strap Hinges GLASS, GROCER

I See. fec.

All the above we warrant to be superior articles, and they will be sold veryUno for cask. T^re- Haute. Feb. 4-S»-tf

Cash! Cash!

THOSEV

indebted to Grover &. Borden will obligj

either in whole or in part.?*.* Feb. 4, 1842-22-tf

tPapcr Ware-House.

-3i

LOUISVILLE, KY.

MORRISON, & CO. have opened at No. 76 Fourth Street, between Main and Market, a variety of Printing, Cap, Letter, and other Papers. This establishment is a branch of the firm of A. Armstrong, & Co. of the Fulton Paper Mill, at Wheeling, Virginia, and will be supplied with paper made by that concern.

School Books. Blank Books, and Stationery will also be supplied by J- Morrison, & Co. Louisville, April 18,1842. 33-3m

ware Store, theCastand Grover PLOUGHS, the Ca3tingB of which are warrantedsound have Wrought and CastShares, well calculated for Timber or Prairie Lands. They area light running Plough, warranted to run well.and will besold low. 0"A variety ofCastings for sale as above.

March 20-28-tf. EASTERN SiTAGE LINE.

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS?

P. VOORHEES & CO. have reduced the price of fare to Indianapolis, to $5, and will have immediately placed on the line Troy Coaches, puichasedexpressly for the service. The route will be well attended, and good horass and careful drivers secured.

O" Hereafter, the Stago will leave, daily, at3oV clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr.Cunningham's. 14 miles east of Terre-Haute.

May 25-37-tf B, REAM, Agent.

JUfrlATA IRON STOKE. A. McGREGOR,

HAS

constantly on hand a geneial assortment of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CASTINGS, Juninta Bar Iron, round, flat, and square, of all »izea, Anvils, Vices, Bellowffi, and Sciew Plates, English and American Blister, German Crowley Smith's Tools,' [and Cast STEEL Mill and r.rosg-cut Saw Files, Hollow Ware, assorted, Nails, cut and wrought, assorted, Spades and Shovels, Smoothing Irons and Tailors' Geese, Fruit Kettles. Drawing and Halter Chains, Collins', Williams and ('assat's Axes,

He has made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions quarterly, so that he will always be in possession of the latest Fashions and,from his knowleged ofthebusiness, he hopes to receive a share of the public patronage.

DOr Cutting done at theshortest notice,and warranted to fit, if made right. Terre-Haute, Nov.30.-12tf

New Establishment.

ANTON

GUENTHER, lately from Louisville, Kentucky, respectfully informs the citizens of Terre-Haute and its vicinity, that he intends carrying on the business of Dying and Scouring, in all variety of colors, on National Road street, oppositeCodington and Randoms,—Also, general Renovatine, and hopes by Strict attention to business to gain a share of public patronage. All colors warranted to stand.

Ladies and gentlemen are particularly invited to give him a call. Terre-Haute. May 14, 1842- 3G-3m

I\ew Novels,and Cheap—I?l »gazines, Papers, &c.

recent arrangements of the different Eastern publishers, all the really excellent and popular Books that appear in London will be published in newspaper form at a cost of 500 per cent, less than if published in book form- All such publications will be for sale by the subscriber and probably one new wor.k will be issued every week. The following are already out and for sale:

Morlcy Ernstein, bv James, for 31 cents. Tho Jacquerie, by G. P. R.James, Esq. for 25 cents. The Dancing Feather, by Ingraham.for 25 cents. Zanoni, bv Bulwer, for 25 cents. Gasnar, T*he Pirate of the Indian Seas, for 25 cents. Of tnose to be published, the prices will vary from 25 to 38 cents, according to their size and character. Any gentleman, therefore, may remit any sum that he p'eases, from 41 up to 05, with directions to forward the value to him in new works as fast as they are issued. Thus will he be secure of receiving the Very last new works, by the most popular authors, almost wet from the press, and at a cost, for carriage, of simple newspaper postage.

The subscriber is also agent for all the popular papers and magazines in the United States. New volumes commence with the July number, which will be a desirable time to subscribe. The Lady^s Book. Graham* Magazine. Ladies Companion, Boston Miscellany, New World, Brother Jonathan, Notion, Nation, at #3 a rear Knickerbocker and Southern Literary Messenger, at #5 a year Saturday Post and Young People's Book, at $2 all the foreign Reviews. Jtc.

All orders accompanied with the cash (free ot postage) will be immediately attended to. hpg _}V. N. HALDF.MAN.

June 23, 1842-43-2m

that applicatii

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be made at the ne*t term of the Probate Court of tho of Vigo, om it* first dat$ thereof, for the appointment ot Commissioners to assign and set over to the undersigned, widow ttf Phito Clark, deed, late of said county, net dower in the following described real estate, to-wit: the S. E- qr. of Sec. 19, Town 13, Ranee 9 also, the N. E.qr of the N. E. qr.of Sec30, Town 13. Range 9 also, the S. W. qr. of the N. E. qr of See- 39. Town 13, Range 9.

tion

'".kingimraedisteptymtu^

Ploughs.

JAMF.SGROVER

ha? for sale, at the Iron and Hard

k\'

Plough Plates, Evans'Augers, Cross-Cut and Mill Saws, Gate and barn-door Hinges, Seythes and Sickles, Butts and Screws, All of which will be sold low, for cash, either at wholesole or retail.

N. B. Country Blacksmith's are invited to call. They may rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Road. Nov.15-10-tf.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

JESSK

LKE would respectfully inform his friend?, and tliepiibliceenerally,thathe has commenced'l,e TAILORING BUSINESS, a few doors Wrf. of the Bank, where he will be always ready to eAecute orders in the above line, in all its various branches, on the shortest notice,and in a stylenot to besurpassed in the West.

Literary Depot. Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

THE AMERICAN FAMILY MEDICINE.

as Da. MOFFATS LIFE PILLS and PH(ENIX BITTERS—medicines which have achieved the general good opinion by their intrinsic virtues slone, without the artifice of quackery or extravagant pretensions. It is found by the unanswerable argument of practical experience, tint they realty do all that they profess to do. and a great deal more than the proprietor had ventured to claim for them. He haa received testimonials in immense number* from every aection and almost every city and town of this widely extended country, including thousands from the city of New York and the neighborhood, that ther are speedily and powerfully efficacious in All bilious and livercompUintsidj-apfpsia, eostiveneas. p*les, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, dtanjwea. jaundice, fever and ague, worms, nervous debility-, leas of appetite, eroptioasof the alt in. scrofula, salt rbeum, leprosy, erysipelas, rash of blood to the head,palpitation ol the heart,chronic headache, inward fever, affections of the bladder and kidneys, nnhealthy aspect of the skin, the sickness incident to females, general debility and waste of flesh, and all the ordinary symptonsof a derangement of the stomach and bowels^ end imparity of the blood, from whatever cause anting. A It boar ao mild and agreeable in their mode of opera, tion. as never to prostrate even the weakest patient*, and as to render them perfectly safe even for young children they never fail to cleanse the bowels, liver, bladder and kidneys of all obstructions and tmpariiieet and to give a most dear and healthful hue to the conntenance- They should be kept ia all families, and by erery adult individual as renovators of health and preventives of disease. They are so kept by tbosssnds with acknowledged advantage, fnd new proofs of their usefulness and astonishing effects even in spparentW hopeless casrs, ate arriving everv day from far and near Prepared and sold by Dr. WM. B. MO&U, 17) ay.

Broadway, A fresh iifffi foe sets mt tke Drug mmi F. KING,

City, and a fan bjrrts tpsa.

Store of June 25,1842-tty

Tfcow-Haote, Ind.

VEGETABLE OINTMENT, THE PILES. FISSURE*, AC.

ANOT

FTER Prt«tiee of more than 30 years, andwitnetting a great amount of human suffering from tint distressing malady, Pile® or Homotrhoids, and believing that the remedies heretofore discovered lor its care,are almost an entire failure short of an operation by the ligature, wire or knile,—Dr. Humphreys has been induced to bestow uncommon attention to the subject, with the design of discovering a remedy that would possess the power to discuss the inflammation, and disperse the tumefaction of the parts, and at the nine time be a mild and desirable remedy. His anticipations have been most folly answered, by a discovery, in combining active ingredients, which in the compostand increased efficiency

JP^OCf iacomoosed

that it becomes, as a composition,' perfectly mild and adapted to the rise of the inost delicate subject. Ae a teet of sincerity and confidence in the remedy, the subscriber pledges himself to perfect a cure of Piles, tn all Cases that may be submitted to his management, or in case of failure-in any case, no charge shall be made for (fie Ointment.

From J. S. Wilcox, Machinist.

To THE PUBMC.— I have been afflicted with Hornorr hoids or Piles for more than 12 years past, snd for a great part of the time severely afflicted with it. I have used almost every kind of medicine and application, and all withont" any substantial benefit, until about three weeks since I commenced using Dr. E Hum phreya1 Vegetable Ointment. From the hour I com menced usins it I have been getting better, and am at *4 this time quite free from the complaint. I have the fullest confidence in itsbeing a specific in such diseases.

Auburn, N.Y. Feb.20.1841. JONATHANS. WILCOX. Prom J. N.Starin, Cashier Cayuga Co. Bank. To Dr. E. Humphreys*: SIR,—Icommenced the use of your Vegetable Ointment for the Piles, a few weeks since,and have used it occasionally ever since, although tinder circumstances so unfavorable that I did not ex pect to be much benefitted bv it. On the first apolio* tion I felt immediate relief from the soreness and ten dernesS that usually attends the disease, and think am now almost, ir not entirely well, and do most cteeerhilly recommend it to all similarly affected.

Auburn, N.Y". March*2,1841. J.N. ST4R1N. The Ointment is equally efficacious in fissures of the Anus and Rectum, a malady of which the great French Surgeon, Baron Dupuytren, in his lectures on Clinical Surgery, says: ''Tlie discovery of a cure for this disease, without an operation, would be an inval liable benefit to mankind." The following from the Rev. G. W. Montgomery, attests its efficacy in that disease:

Dr. Humphreys'— Having but a few weeks past been afflicted with several small fissures on th% lower part of the Rectum, which gave me intense pain for several hours each day, I made use of your Ointment for the last two weeks: and it has not only relieved me. but the fissures are healed, and I am cured. 1 gladly recommend the use of yourOintment to those afflicted in a similar manner. Respectfully yours.

Auburn,N.Y. June3.1841. GEO.W. MONTGOMERY. PRICE $1 per Box. For sale in Terre-Haute, bv March 12. J842-25-6n: J. F. KING.

I O A N

WITH

Cough*, Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis? A8THSIA, and all Diseases of the Langi aud Windpipe*

o-REm COVERTS!

a- BALM OF LIFE I: ty—rx A Mm and Valuable Remedy for the Cur* qf COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, BROMHITIS,'

icr

ASTHMA, SHORTNESS OF BREATH DYSPEPSIA, PAINS IN THE

*5-

lr Extensively by the ME |r|* the Rficu

Rscipa

THIS

has been- fresly mad*

known. COVERT & Co., Proprietors. Auburn. N. Y. SANFORD fc PARK, Gw'/ Agents for ths HW,

IB East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.

Bronchitis! Bronchitis! Beware of that dread destroyer, r',

(CPTHE BRONCHITIS:^

WHICH

spare* neither the Young, the Good, or tke Beautiful, but in annually hurrying thousand* upon thousands to a premature giave under the mistaken name of Consumption. The usual symptoms of this disease aie, Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Spitting up of Phlegm or Matter, and sometimes Blood. It is an inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels running thiough every part of the lungs. 'The great and effectual remedy for this alarming and wide-spieading disease is the

REV. I. COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE. This new and invaluable Medicine is universally pronounced, by the multitudes who have used it and tested its healing viitues, to be the most wonderful and admirable remedy in the world for the cure of BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, SEVERE COLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, and all diseases of the LUNGS and WINDPIPE, which, neglected, soon lend to real Consumption.

The BALM OF LIFE stands entirely aloof from the various Quack Nostrums of the day, having invariably won trie confidence of Physicians, Clergymen, and the intelligent of all classes, wherever it has been introduced. Philanthropists, and all who truly sympathise with human suffering, every where hail its appearance with heart-felt joy and look upon the Balm qf Life a* one of those great and uncommon blessings which a kind Providence occasionally bestows on man, but which, like angel's visits, are few and far between. 93rCirrulars, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability, can be had, gratuitous, of all our Agents.

The BALM OF LIFE, {One Dollar per Bottle,) is forsaUby JOHN F. KING, March 5.1842-26-6m Terre-Haute.

From tke Boston Medical Journal, Aug. 26,1840. The following is an ex'ract from an articlein that paper on 'Morbus LarynguesConcionatorum,'or Bronchitis. by Frank H. Hamilton, Prof, of Materia Medica and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.

The Rev. I. Covert's mixture, also now used so extensively for this affection by clergymen, belongs to the same claas of stimulating expectorantsbeing one of those lucky combinations of medical agents which, wbileit promotes expectoration, does not impair the tone of the stomach. Of this medicine we feel at liber-

?rofession,

to speak, since its composition is not held from the and we hope the proprietora will soon see fit to give it to the public. We, therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed it in our own case, and in the cases of many others, with decided benefit.**

From tke Rev. D. Moore.—In 1825 my longs becameseriotttfy diseased, and continued so for nearly fourteen years, and about six years since I was attacked with a Chronic Bronchitis which occasioned me touch pain and distress sttesded by difficult breathing and pains in various parts of the chest. In March last purchased a bottle of Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life, sad'the effect has been, that my breathing is about as free as before I was taken, my Cbrouic Bronchitis is nearly if not altogether cored, and the pains of the chest have subsided. I have great confidence in the Balm of Life, and think it a good and safe medicine.

Aurelius, N. Y. Aug.21,1839. DAVID MOORE. From Ike Rev. H. B***irter, A. B. Temcker qf Language* in tke Csstsovts Seminary.

This certifies that I have successfully used the Rev. I. Covert's Bairn of Life. In the case of an obstinate cold, which retailed ia a settled 'eflammauon of the tangs, the Bala, of Life, after the trial of several other Medicines for several weeks, effected a cradoal bat net mane mi core. H. BANNISTER.

CsMnovia.N.Y. April 18. 1839. The nature of the composition of the Rev. I. Covert'* Sales of Life, having been full? explained io the foilosrisc medical gentlemen, they have consented that (hey may be referred to asauihority for its utility as a* expectorant in those chronic ca«es of pshsossty disease, in which that claw of remedies is indimied.

D. M. RtnG, M- D. Profirs»or of iW Theory sad Praciire of Medicue in the Albany Medical College. J. M'Micatiss. M. D. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in ibe Fairfield College.

MiMSffmns*, M. D. N. York city,

4 Di-MMcKmsw. do. do. J. MrrcHttx, M. D. Philadelphia. This certifies that having examined the Rev. I. Coven's Bales of Life in all its eoaspoaeat parts, svado believe to be one of the heat eonspowsds for Coughs, Coosoaspttoas,Chrome Inflammation.*tr.of wbicfa we tave any knowledge, and domont cordially seeosaasead Hs ase to all afl*ctsd with tho above aaased diseases

J. W Dintu. M. D. W J. Lovuer.M. D.

A|Mtliccir| ID, havfnir twehwo the Week off.

Drag and J^IHARLES WOOD, having- pwchi v^. W Patrick & Co.'flat* Petri— www sale every article in J»i« line of

Patrick St, Co-'flau Patrick Wood,) of-

I«WM» tat CwA. as*i«ed the bu*i«$j» by his b«itb«r, tlj* rbnTacter of the articles sof^f him r«i«d ##, at they Will be selected wiW great «•**. Ms nae aow on betid a general assortmenl of

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—~KS* WARR. FAJKCHf

ARTICLKS

AND PERFUMERY

Also, general assortment of

PATJSNT MEDICINES.

Terre-Haute, July 24,184I-4&-tf

DR. TAYLOR'S

BALSAM OF LIVERWORT, For Coasamption and Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Di^ultytifBreathinf, Pains in tke side or Breast, Spitting of Blood, Catarrhs.

Palpitation of ike Heart, Oppression and Sorenesse tke Chest, Wkoopiug Cough, Pleurisy, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Difficult ot profuse Expectoration, and all other Affections of tke Chest, Lungs and Liver.

article is prepared accoidin^ to a refute from a very old and emibeat physician, th* late Dr. HOLYOKE, who preseived his own life by its efficacy, although of a consumptive constitution, to (lie astonishing a*e of one bundredand two years until thekge of eighty-seven, he was engaged in very exte«»ive practice, requiring much exertion and exposure. Hundred* are new living in good health, that Consumption seemed to have marked for an early grave, who owe their pieservation to the use of this invaluable medi cine.

Liverwort even id the commos wny of preparation, i* universally known as the best article for diseases oC the Lungs, ever discovered and it is obvious that a highly concentrated preparation, securing the whole virtue of this inestimable herb, must be invaluable. Moreover, this medicine contains the medical proper* ties of the Bugleweed, Lungwort, Fever Root, and and many other roots and herbs. Ii is also warranted not to contain nnv mercury, mineral, or mineral preparation ai.d §1000 reward will be given any person who will prove this medicine to contain nnv minerals, of aiy kind. Such has been the success of this Bulsam, that it is warranted incapable of producing, ia any instance, injurious effects. Within the Inst few jeari the calls for this sovereign remedy have been immense beyond precedent and its reputation sustained from Maine to Mobile thus proving the confidence bestowed upon a simple medical preparation, purely vegetable, and the unusual astonishing effect attending its use. Physicians, too, from a conviction of its mildness, safety and success, employ it in their practice, recommend it to their patients, and esteem this medicine safe and invaluable particularly as it does not interfere with any other medicine, patients may be taking at the same time nor restrict them to any peculiarity of diet, confinement, £c thu* enabling persons to receive the full benefit of this medicine, and follow nt the same tiire, if they wish, the advice of their physician

To persons of disordered nervous svxtem, or those who are unable to rest well at night, this medicine is most emphatically recommended. The inestimable value of this celebrated mtdirine has been rightly tested, and not found wnnting. The Proprietor is daily receiving the most flattering accounts of its success and it is truly smtifving to nnv this is enmhnli.cally the medicine of the PEOPLE! It is used by the Metiicol Faculty, supported by the Clergy, advocated by the whole New York Press, and is In the house of most of our citizens.

For sale at the Drug Store of JOHN F.KING, wheie numerous Certificates of the unexampled cures performed by this Medicine mny be seen.

Tene-Hnute, Match 5, 1812-26-3:»

Important

THIS

CHEST, 4«. used, cmd recommended» EDICAL FACULTY, to whom,

O II A I E 1. I N S A S I N I E N

LIIVIIMENT can't besurpassed by any, lor the following complaints, vit: Sprxins. Cuts, Wounds of anv kind, Film or Scum in the eye.

Prepared by A. M. LfNDSEY. N. W corner if the Public Sqoare, Springfield,I llinois. Persons wiping to become Agents for the above will apply to the' Proprietor*, with proper recommendation.

PRICE 50 cent* per bottle. Terre-Haute, Dec, 4, f84l-13-ly

THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH BLOW. ^TiHE public will please to observe tfist no BranHeth's Pills ars genuine unless the box has three 1nbelst upon it. each containing a facsimile signature of my hand willing, thus, B. Brandreth. These labels are en fin red on kteel. heaiitifullv designed, and done at an expense of several thoussnd dollars.

The Brandreth Pills.

The remarkable cures which have been efferfteil fty Brandreth's Pills, have astonished the whole medical faculty, many of Whom have conceded that they are the greatest blessing that ever was given to the world.

The reason these celebrated Pills have such a universslly rood effect. i«, because tbeir action harmonizes with the human body.

When a dose of Brandreth's Pills are taken, thev are digested, and pass to every part of the system but they le^ve the body when they have effected the intended purpose, and health and vigorare by them insured.

Mineral medicines may enier the sys'tem, but they are with difficulty got out again ar.d thev always occasion pain and misery while thev remain in the body.

Whereas Brandreth's Pills areas innocent ns a piece of bread, and are evacuated with the disease for which they are taken.

From the time we are horn to the time we cense to breathe, our bodies are constantly wasting, and as constantly building up. The action of the atmosphere wears or wastes them. The food we eat the digestive organs convert into blood, which renews or builds up bv its circulating power. Thus the human body is healthy when the blood circulates freely, and when anything prevents its free course through the vains, disease commences.

Remember the top, the side, and the bottom. The following are the only authorized persons to act ns agents-JAMES WARl)LOW. Williamstown.--JACOB D. EARLY. Terre-Hsute. E. DOLE Otter Creek, P.O. McCULLOCK & CONKEY, Clinton. DANIEL DAVISON,Newport. JAMES ANNON, Eugene. Oct. 20, 1841. 6 6m.

FAMILY MEDICINE. Prepdred only hy Dr. Jayne, Inventor, and sole proprte tor. No. 20 Sontk Third street, Philadelphia. for sale by J. F. KING, Terre-Haute, In

Tly

HESE medicines are recommended and extensiveused by the most intelligent peisons in the United States, by numeroos Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy,and of Hospitals ana Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Clergymen of various denominations.

They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired an unprecedented popularity throughout the United States and as they aie so admirably calculated to preserve health and cure disease, no familr should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at one of the beat Medical Colleges in tbe United States, and has had fifteen Veers experience in an extensive and diversified practice, by which be has had ample apportunities of acquiring a practical knowledge of diseases and of the remedies heat calculated to reoiove ihem»

These preparations consist of A YN E'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy for Coughs, Con«umption. Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Croup, Hooping Cough, Sroocbites. PleoTisy, and inflaamtioa of tbe Lunge or Throat. Difficulty of Breathing. end all diseaaes o/ .the Pulmonary Organs.— Price 1.

Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONK', for tbe Presetv«. tion, Giowth and Beauty of tbe Hair, and which will positively bring in New Hair on Bald Heads.—Price $1.

Also JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and pleasant remedy for Wotms Dyspepsia, Pifea, and many other diseaaes.—Price SO cents.

Abo. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, a certain care for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Diarrbata, DVeentecv,Choitc. Cramps, 3ick Heedache,9o«r Stomach, Cholera Morton, sad all derangements of the Stomach aad Bowels, Nervous A flections, Ac.—Price 60 cents.

JAYNE'S SANATIVE FILLS, for Feaste D'«. eases. Liver Complaints, Costivenras, Fevers. Infta(stations, Glandalar Obstructions, Di»eases of the 8k in, ice end ia all canes where en Alterative or Purgsttve Medicine ia wqsirtd.—?rire SO rents per box. Sold bV

Terre-Haute Jso. 1-17-1S4UC J. F. KINO.

Blank Boekn.

-fTTILLIAM STACY & CO. of Indianapolis, Ia. keep constant I yon hand a full stock of Ledgers,

.Chrome laaamatatioo.etr.ofwbicbwe Journals. Day-books. Blotters. Cash-books, fee. &c. a-. a j— which they will famish to Merchants,and oihera. at abort notice, aad at any point its the Sute- Ailao,

N-Y*

Gosacur NizsasH. M. 0. Oooodan, N. Y. Lawmtnet- M. D- BeldsviaavJle, If. Y. fl PER BOTTLE. I

poi

Coonty and BanV Books of every description. All of which arc made of the beat materials, and aa low aa tb«y can be purchased elaewhere. Ordira,by Mad or herwfse, sre respectfally solicited.

sisU&g of^^The benVrUcVeiTof joined, and which are also given in Moffat's Medical 5d &IN«S! and Good Samaritan. But to ensure invaria.

Scratch

es, Poison, Srlint, Spavin, Fistula, Pole Evil, Bighead, and Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, Meicuria] Affections, Sore Breasts, Frozen Limbs, Corns on the feet, Pain in the bark, (caused by aprain) Rhcnumatism. Tetter, &.c. The Directions explain the manner of using it for nil of the above complaints

Forsfile by Mr. Wood, west of Court House, and by Mr. King, narth^fCourt House, Terre-Haute, Indlyna. who are the only authorised Agents in this town,.aooe else can be genuine.

THE SVPREHE REMEDY FOR VBYfRR AGtE AND BILLIOtfSlFEVERS.

THERE

Sur

is no remedy known eit&er in professional or domestic practice, so absolutely, immediately, and permanently efficacious in this prevalent and obstinato malady, as Moffat* celebrated and long established life pills and pbewrix hitter*. Extraordinary and, renowned are their effects upon diieases in general,1 in Fever ant) Ague* and all Billion* Affections they are more so because, in these they are as infallible, as any human rfteana can, be. This has been proved in more than ten thousand cases, nor is th«re an instance in which t«»ey have felled, or reasonably can fail, when taken in strict accordance with the directions here sub*

ble success, these moat be rigidly followed Fever and Ague, in all its four leading species, is a pe tiliar periodical disease, and Dr. Moffat hits folly established the impormrvt discovery that its cure can never be effected with precision and certainty, exsept by a periodical administration ola proper remedy, in coil-' nection with the specific powers of one of the ingri^lients in hie medicines, is the secret of hia invariable triumph, while all other practitioners either entirely fail or only temporarily sucseed, wern with tlie very best remed-.es that were known. Anetus, or Ague is either Quotidian, or daily Tertian, or third-day Quartan^ or fourih-dny Erratic, or sometimes one of tneaa periods and sometimes another^ or it is Complicated, by taking these periods in succession, and then running into intermittcnt_fever of a more malignant character,

Buf it is a remarkable fact, however mysterious and unaccountable it may appsar, that each and all oftheso species of Ague, have a fourteenth-day crisis, in which they may be cured with certainty, lut by neglecting which they can only be cured by chance. Dr Moffa.'a directions for takins the medicines in thisdiseasff, ura therefore these:—First, take two of the Life PiUa at bed time, and next morning before breakfast a full wine glass of the Phcenix Bitters in about ths same quantity of water, and half a wineglass mora in a full wineglass of wnter, about half an liour before each meal during the day. On the second n:ght take three

I Is and the bitters as before on the third night pills and the bitten as before, and continue taking four pills every night for three nights mora, with the bitters during the day. On or before the seventh day, the Ague will seem to be entirely cured, and the patient will feel well, hungry, and hearty, but he must nevertheless continue to take the bitters as before prescribed, until'and on the fourteenth day, with two pills, every night after the seventh day. He will »hen, aadnot until then, with Positive and invariable certainty* be permanently cured, not only of Fever and Ague butof whatever billions and liver affections it may hava superinduced or even in any way connccted. If, how-. ever, the patient should by any neglect, or undue confidencc in restored health, omit to take ihe Phceni»v Bitters in the full quantities prescribed, at least threo timet on the fourteenth day, Dr. Moffat must not b«v blamed if the disease should return, acd the patient should learn wisdom from affliction, and go through another course of the mcdicines for a fortnight longer. Obeying these instructions, however, he will be so thoroughly cured, that he may bid defiunee to the (lisease, however unhealthy may be his location or provalent the malady around him. For children between seven und lourteen years ofage. half of the above qmaalilies of the medicines will suffice lor younger chil-,' dren, a quarter of those quantities, to be increased or diminished in proportion as the ags varfes from advanced childhood io infancy. For very young children, small quantities of the bitters only will alene be ne-: cessary.

This treatment, with these supremely effectual "LUa Medicines," has been perfectly triumphant in the worst regions of the Southern and Western oountry, and round the northern lakes, where the malady prevails with the universality of an epidemic, and the domand for this sovereign remedy has been far greater than thn supply. Dr. MoiTEit's Agents, however, arc now W£ll. furnished, nnd will make everv effort to seod this advertisement into the most afflicted districts, yoluntary and jealouslv grateful testimonials are received at? the proprietor's office in New York, by every mail in incredible numbers, to the absolute efficacy of these est toniBhing medicines, not only in Fever and Ague.etlver intermitent fevers, liver and bi 11 IOUS affections, and derangements of tho digestive functions generally, but also in chronic nnd inflammatory rheumatism, eostiva*i, ness. pnins in the side and limps, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, piles, worms, scurvy, and a host of other complaints, for the cure of wlitch, these Vegetable Life Medlcin#s are so pre-eminently unowned throughout the United States: Knowing, however that many of these diseases, ns well as a most fatal undermining of the general henlih are occasioned by Fever and Agua. Dr. Moffat, in his advertisements, ihviKsthe special attention of the public to the absolute ascondeacy *f his medicines over this malady, the fountain head.of sa many others. He has only to add that the Life Medi-^ cines are agreapble and invigorating in their opentions, require neither confinement nor change of diet, and have acquired Uie reputntion they havel&ug possessed, noi by die usual ariifisial efforts, but solely by*' their invariable and extensive usefulness. Prepared!" and sold by Dr» William B. Moffat, 375 Broadway, New York. .v

A Iresfc supply for Sale at the Drisg nndMedieal store of J. F. KlNOk Terre-Haute, June 25-42-y.

GOELICIfS

glnbe-~a medicine, which is obtained equally I rem tke vegetable, animal nnd mineral kingdoms, and thus possess a threefold power-—a metlicine, which, ihoogk d*-. signed asa remedy for consumptions solely, is possess* ed of a mysterious influence over many diseases of the human system—a medicine which begias to be valeed" by Physicians, who are t'aily witnessing itsaitenisbing cures of many whom they resigned lo tbe grasp of lh« insatiable srave.

DOSE of the 3nnalite, foradults, one drop for children, a half drop and for infants, a quarter drop tbe directions explaining the manner of taking a half or a£3: quarter drop.

PRICE—Three and one third rix dollars (a Germa coin, value 75 cents,) ($2,50) ptfr Halfounces For sale by J, F. KINO.

Terre-Haute, August 10-48—tf

Tho Vegetable Pnlmonnry Balanm.

believed tobe deservedly the most popular Meds-fe-ci nc ever known in America, for Coughs* Colds, Asthma or Phthisic. Consumption, Whooping-cough,^: and Pulmonary affections of every kind.

THE VEGETABT.K Pni.MO.vtitv BATSAM has been very" extensively used for about twelve years and itsrepu-^' tatiojs bns been constantly increasing. So universal!vs-* popular has this article become, that it may now b'jT considered asa standard aniclc in a large part of tho United States and British Provinces. Many familirst' keep it constantly by them, considering it (he most safe as well as certain remedy for the above complaint."' The Proprietors have received, and are rcceivinpmtimerous recommendations from many of our best Physicians, who make use of it in their practice.

Forsaleby REFD, Wijro & Cents, (late Lowe &,,) Reed) wholesnle dealers in Drugs, Medicines. Paintsi and Dye Stuffs, No. 54, Chatham Street, Boston, an hi' Druggists and country merchants generally in New England, and in the principal places throughout theUnited Ftatefl and British Provinces. Price 50 et»nis.

For sale in Terre-Haute. by CHARLES WOOD, whereccrtificalcsand references may be seen. April 24,1841-33-y

**.'$ MOFFAT'S

MILD yet effectual medicine, composed of the best material known to medical sciencc, and of the beat auality that money can procure, for

their

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MATCHLESS HANATIVI^ 4,

medicine of more valueato man than the vast mines of Austria, oi even the united treasures of

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Vegetable Life Medicines.

the

cleans

ing iho alimentary eanal and relieving ihe springs and avenues of life of all morbid obstructions and impuritics, must be a public blessing and a domestic and indi-1 vidual protection and safeguard, in proportion ss it becomes known. Such a medicine tho families of iha

United Stales have long had in Moffat* celebrated Life Pills snd Phoenix Bjtters, and the good they hava done is inestimable. They have won their high lama and firmly established character by :heir virtues aiona, without the aid of

the

A fresh supply fat .Sole at tke Drug and Medical Store of J. F- KfNG, Joho25,1842-42-y Ta-n-Haute, Ind

.J Watasia, .t ..

'T'HE IKflAfl cure fot Coojrh*.Consumption. SpiU: tin* of Blood, Asthma, and Diseases 0/ tbe Lungs generally For sale at the Drug Stereof

Terre-Haate, March 13-S7tf. JNOFKING-

Job Printing.

HANDBILLS.

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usual srts of notoriety or

dent experiment on the faith the credulous. In all genet a I deramremearfe of tke digestive sod alimentary functions, as well as in avast vsriety. of acata and chronic diseases,

effects are prompt and complete

aa to excite astonishment. In rheumatism, settled pain in the organs and

limbs,

costivenesa, piles, liyer aofa*

plaints, jaundice, nervous and bilious attacks, headaches, fever snd ague, crnptive diseases, bad aspect of the complexion, indigestion and flaititeitcy, eholiei, fleet ions of tlie bltdder and kidncrs, dropsy, asthma and bronchitis, rheomatic colds ana sore throats, and indeed in almost every conceivable kind of ill-health they are invaluable, and wilt afford certain, and moat W generally permanent relief. They require neither con-fine-men 1 nor change of diet—they mvther prostrate tbe strength raw gwe pain—and a more delightful and effectual medicine tanttm be procured either for individaals or bnttliet The proprietor haa received for many years and is iontinoally receiving the most ferveirt snd graiefal »«imonials of their value. Prepared and sold by Dr Wm. B. Moffat, 375 Broadway, and also by the sgenta.

Sale Bills, Show Bills. HersslWs,

Laboia aad Cards. Protposqry Notes, Blnk Check*, itc. handaontely execated at tbe shortest np~ .»• toeeatthiaOflioe