The Wabash Courier, Volume 10, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 August 1842 — Page 4

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jfg.wsioj\r hovsje^ ierre*linitet Indiana. HE subscriber respectfully informs the

I public, that be has taken the a bore JTti known establishment, whew he will nae every effort to accommodate the itavelpublic, 88 well a* regular boarder* .?mated on Market street, on the road

ne,

Terre-Haut^Feb.

Hotel" equal to the best on the Wabash in every kimr wisential to the pleasure and comfort of guests. HLvfn^covered my rights of the Mutual FireW ranee Company, no one need apprehend that my purse jSni out with my building, and consequently, thlt I

have

nochanee

left.to providefor my table. The

public are respectfully requested to call, and examine fjr themselves. MATHEW STEWART. Terre-HeuteJtoyJM84IJ8ML

••EAGLE HOTEL." N A I E IN I A N A C.J. AND respectful! yinformsthepublie that he has taken the above establishment, where he is prepared to accommoll^^datethetravclling public. Nopamsshall "^spared, on hisV".

satisfaction. .. PutnamvilleJune 12,1841-40-tf __ TERRE—1IA E

I errs-Haute, Feb. 20, 18*41—tf.

S & a

BTt'*

lected dock of material* on hand, they are prepared to execute nil orders in tluir line with pnnc.tiinlity and d*sp»tch, and on ss reasonable terms and in as good workm*mlik«i nntnntr, ss any other establishment on I hi vVabash. Asthey will always keep on hand acomplete assortment of articles in their line, persons sending orders can have them immediately filled on the most I beral terms. Terre-Haute, March 30-v.

VALUABLE FARMING LAND

FOU SAI/E,—for

State tlank of Illinois Paper!

Iand

OFFF.R tho following described LANDS for sale, will take in payment Nolo* of the State Bank of Illinois, vis:

S. W. quarter Section 14, Town 8. Range 11, lying in Sullivan county, Indiana. 25 miles from Terreriuute, 5 miles from Moroni, anil a half a mile from tho Wnbnsh Rivor, near Thoa. Turmnn's Mill, on Turroan's Creek. «,/ tlSO,

ACRES in Edgar county, Illinois, 85 miles

"O" Iroui Terre-Hntue being, viz: 4. S. 1*1. qr. Sec. 29, Town 16, Range 10, N. 32, 16, 10,

W. 1 28, Jfi, JO,

N F.. qr. of N- E. qr. 29. 16, -i0, There are four tenements on these, anil about eighty Acres improved. Mr. James F. Wallace, who resides on the lands, will show tho promises. Terms will be made known by applying to J. & 8. CRAWFORD, Terf«*Ha»t«n or by letter, directed to me at Alton, Matliso. county, Illinois. k, DORSEY.

Terr^-IIs nte, June 1 l-40-il.

Notice.

AMR,

Askina no Affleck LT

two square* north of the Court,

leadto* Zmiiea have been recently completely IKme additions made thereto. So pains repaired, wttfl som

eni

gaUafac- non.

w,U be spared to giv WILLIAM BAIRD.

19.1842-24-tf.

TAG TERRE-IIAUTE HOTEL, GR HAS arisen, like the Phcfcnix, firotfi its ashes, and is now one of the neatest and beat finished two story-brick buildings in town. ItfrontsonSecond street and is prepared for the accommodation of BOARDBUS and the TRAVELLING MBTJC. My oM fiends and customers may rest assured thai I "hall «,»iihpr oains nor expense to make, the Terre-

t0 rcnder eral

Steam Foundry# Engine Shop. CTRATTOiY. WALLACE & CO .are now prepared 0 to execute orders for Fngi nes, Boi lers. Forg. "K Mi' I Irons, Castings of every description, either in Iron or Crass, Turning, Finishing, "PT niv^i

For the Farmer, we have the best article of LU IKo, among which are the Peacock, with Wrought and cast Shares the cast Shares nre much the cheapest anu best for the Prairie. We have also the well known WOODS' PATENT, which will be sold cheaper than can be got on the Wabash Valley—and all our Plows w:ll be warranted to run well, and not break from Haws or bad work. .Vheat. corn, oats, or any otherarticle ol rartning produce, will be taken in exchange for Plows..

HEART WELL, who died in New-Orleans about seven years since, left his effects in the hands of a stranger, to be sent to his wifennd children, who it was understood lived near Cincinnati. The wife's name WRS Sarah Heartwell, and the chi'dren, Matilda, Polly Anne, Mary Jnne, and William,—tho latter would he about 18 years of age, if living. He has not been able to find them, but has heard that the widow married one Amos Porker, and removed to the" vicinity of Torre*Hauie, Ind. If either of the above nnmcd persons will apply at thisoflico, they can obtain the necessary information to find the Trustee, who is unxious to pay over to the proper persons the amount in his hands,

Tcrro-Hitutfl April. 14, 1842. 33if

GRAFTON F. COOKKRLY,

•attorney at JLaw,

MEROM, SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA!

WILL

practice in Sullivan, Vigo and the adjoining counties. REFERENCES,

Litnr.EY. BROWN !l EARLY, Terre-Haut^ J. O. J. M. Hows, Bloomington, Indiana. GEOROK G. FETTER &, Co., Louisville, Kv.

I'ontnne Jane Sib. Krakes John Ferril James Forrest Miss Mnry Gonther Anioine George Thomas Gross Miss Martha Glazier E Graham Levi Garthwait Jacob Genung Lamacli Gapen Mrs Charlotte^ Griffin W II Gobin Calvin Harpstreight Joliiii Harkcr Mrs Maryf^?1. Ilownn Cornelius *f Hun best Emily

MGVV OF THE GOLDEN COFFEE-POT-IT AVFCL removed their eptealdisbment to lliei new 1 building, on National Robd Street.between Stew-

Hotel and Mc

Gregor & Rea's, Terre-Hn nte.— NicholasSmith (of Vincennes,) & Jacob K. Graff having formed a coport nership in the above ness woi/ld respectfully inform their friend* of Terre Huute and its vicinity, that, having a well se

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1 MORRISON, & CO. have opened at No- 16 «*. Fourth Street, between Main and Market, a variety of Printing, Cay, Letter, and other Papers. This establishment is a branch ol 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 13,1842. 33-3m

E A E IT II I I

O A N S A N A E O TIIE WABASH VALLEY. 8,,l8Cr'ber8 have erecied a large PAPER -l. mILL at Lafayette, Indiana, and have spared no cost obtaining the moat approved Machinery and [fnnn East, are prepared to supply theenfir*

W*h**h VaUry with every kind of paper wamad on the mow favorable term The Irtenda of Home Industry and Western Enterprise, are invited to give us a calf, and te mve tlieir Rags, which change for Paper or Cash at fhir

and xtj mvejhcir Rags, which will be received ia exfhir prices. THOM AS & AN DES.

Jan.1,1842-17-1y

O O A I O E E I "JP HE subscriber havingpermanently located himaeli »n the town of Terre-Haute, for the purpose of Auctioneering horses, and goods* of all discriptiona, •ntertatns the hope that by strict attention to thcatogether with two years experience, to .vTr?

of hg

June 11, 1842-40-tf.

Paper Ware-House. T.OUISVILLEVKY.

nv,,lie patronage. Bang the

will l»»*^l^MeUon,w"njerre-Haute, hiaeostomert ... bl*. vnWr .W«" "epons.^ Oct. 31-8-tf. of hu official duUeT

hefauhful

IWUHM, Aa,«« KfEPH

quality, at^of th«

Pe^rmaace

Carpeting,

400

fer sale at rt»d««sd prieiw, for Cash. Patterns Jaa.ty, ISK-il-tl -Q. W. LANGW'ORTHY

W CoodiTAinin.~

rTIlb cheaiwat of frwii goods ew oflWod this

"•WW are partculaHy to call. LAKGWORTHY.

BstaW« mF^8r?nd Ja^wwiaml Coq. wilS or

b,m*»

Kf* ctmtuvli fat tk%t A

'n tmsms

i?.

Mill Martin Harrison Fenelon

Helm Meridith

fK't

Harrow HathaWay CharlesfX TTn rK«rt SA^IYinn

tBTTEJRS~

KMAINING in the Poet Office at *rferfe:H3itile Indiana, August 3,1848. of these letters will **y

Persons calling for any

"advertised." •,

Hurdle Hamori 'Harvey Egbert Hailenbeck Wm In graham & Scott: King AC Leonard Pierce Long John JLaw Joltn ~LewisElisha Logan John

Allen Thomas Armstrong Robert Brown William Barton John BecheeMarhi Barbour Lorenxe Beam Chirlea Barr Etifychcs Bond Armstead Banr.ingion Roc had a W & Black George Bui lard Silas Bailey Isaac Briley Samuel Beard Mrs Sarah Carico Jnmes W Cooper W S Cony John Carter Thomas Cox Miss Sarah- *. Crawford re Pliebe E Casey John II Casto Abel Conner Thomas Coons James Crowley John Clark Fhilo Canterbury Miss Mary Court Lewis Clarke Rev Wm S Conner Ralph' Clark Henry Davis Mrs Dickerson Samiiel 2 Durham Thomas Jr Denney Mordccai Davis Alvin Duffecy John Drake Nathan Dixon Jno E A 6 Ellison Lvdia A Erdman Fredericks Evans Joshua Embry Jans Francis Wm fuller MrsS

I^ane James #foodjr Martin forrtson James Markle ~iif£

ewbinney Benjanjin tMilcs Samuel 'Jltfonagban Mrs A

Monaglian 1'hcmas "M Her Luther Maynard David ^McDonald George

McDonald Arthur fMcIntosh Joseph McCollum George

:McGregonr

McClure Rev Tittman Mis Nancy Preston Charles Phelps S. Patterson Thomas Ransdell Thomas Reed Roberts S Ryman Mrs Elizabeth Robertson Samuel Redford Henry iiowley Charles Ragan Eli Rj'ckman Bethuel Simmons Thomas, Sheets William Stewart Wm Souls CharlesSemmler John ^tanfield Jos W 5 Sinclair Geo II Sceley Benjamin Smith Zi nas Smith David Smith Rebecca Smith Jonathan Smith Schmidt Lawrence. Smith John Treran Henry Tongate Thomas Tutile Charles Tryon Jnmes Thompson Isaac Tiffany FA Tulley Patrick Vermillion Wm ^2 Wood Wm Wyeth Elisha & brothers Werden Henry .Ware Jnmea Wnrd Elijah g* Wright Mrs Warner Albert Wlilte Thomas Woodruff Jno Warren John Young William

Harbert Solomon 55r N. B. The Tost Officewill be opened on Sunday from 8 to 9, A. M. I*f#HSI

Augut 6—48. J.O.JONES, P.M.

Xloct. Sherman's

CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

OIIERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES, tor coughs, O colds, Sic. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES, an infallible worm destroying medicine.

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

SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES, Are the most certain remedy for this disease ever oner ed to the American Public.

SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES, are aspleasantand easily taken as the common peppermints and are an active ami efficient medicine. They cleanse the stomach and bowels, and aie the best Cathartic ever used for bilious persons.

SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for Rheumatism, Lumbago, pain in the Back, Loins, Side, or Breast-

These medicines heing in the form of lozenges as the most ptHisant and agreeable way of taking medicine, particularly for children, as all the nauscousness is obviated and the active properties of the medicine highly concentrated.

Prepared by Doct

SBERUAK

COPARTNERSHIP.

E A S has associated with

himself II. IIUCKINTIHALHT 88 a partner in the Business of Manufacturing Chairs, and will continue to carry on that business at their new shop, and old stand of J. East, on Fourth street, North of

the

Cumberland

road Street, under the firm ol E A S & IN A

where they intend to keep on hand a general assortment of FANCY and WINDSOR CHAIRS, net 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 •hort noUc.

EAgT & BBCgIN0HAM

Tcrre-llaute, April 18—32—if

TiEW AND COMPI.KTK

Saddling ttstablisliiiiciftf A. M. BOATRIGHT & JAS. BUZAN. HESPECTFULLY fiSVffi their friends a the public.that they are now receiving at their shop on NAxrortAT. RoAoStreet, one door WRST ol Lindley'scorner, a large and fresh supply of

Stock of every description for the manalactureof

Saddleryj Trunks, Harness 4-c.

together with an assortment of every thing usually found in such establishments.* AM BOATWRIQHT having

heretofore

the

been encaged in

the businessin Tcrre-IIaute, flatters_himself that is not necessary that he should set forth his as a mechanic, as he trusts

his

former work w'll show

for iisellalong the Wabash. We particularly mytte the citizens of Vigo and

surrounding country to coll

and examine Tor themselves before

purc.iastnc

where, we are determined to keep the besi eat work,and in the latest styleand fashion, we»lJ trade for all kindsof Conntryproducr.at

PAY PAY!! PAY!!!

TIIEpav

«ilscriber

Ter^Haute,Jan.

OFFICEcorner

.. HARLAN.

HATDEN.

else

m"J\et

and sell as low as the articles can be manufactured tor in the Western conn try. Terre*Hamet Feb.9t *1.841 *25*tf

P^'£r

has his books now posted and ready

for settlement he requests every one «o call and settle, off old scores, and begin the year 1843 with a good conscience. I must be paid better and more

ODD PLOW POINTS

fOR THE KING AND IRISH PLOW, for Pratrie and Timber Land,—For sale at the TernsHautc Steam Foundry. __

Sefwh

iX'"

REMOVAL.

JGroper Jt Borden, RAVE remo

well, and to stand lire.

Stovi

to the north side of Public Square,ID theth stoeeoaiof J.l. Earley where they have thirtjr different patternsclStoves all warranted to perforin Also, afine aasortment of

Junrata IRON and NAILS Brads, PLOUGH WINGS and Slabs STEEL of all kinds, Steel Springs HARDWARE, Smith's Tools,.. Saws, Chains ^CASTINGS of all descriptions^'

Sugar Kettles. Coal Grates, Siove Pipe. Strap Hinges GLASS, GROCERIES, 5tc. See. All ih« above we warrant to be superior articles, and they will be sold very low for cask-

Terre-Haute. Feb. 4-%Z-tf ..

Cash! Cash

THOSEby

William

indebted to Grovcr & Borden will oblige them calling, and making immediate payment either in whole or in part.

Feb. 4,1842-22-tf DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S MEDIC AMENTUM, DR. M. HITCHCOCK'S OIL OP LIVE,

A CONSTANT supply of these valuable Medicines, /TL which are so well known and jnsilv appreciated: To be had at WOOD'S

July 16,1842-tf Drug andT Apothecary Store.

Axes.

HUNT'S

celebrated C, S. Chopping and Broad AXES, lor sale at the Cash Store, of B. BOOTH, &.COv Terre-Haute. Jan. 1st, 1842-17r»l

DOMESTICS—An

MUSLINS, which are offered cheaper than ever. F«b. 27-25-tf G. W. LANG WORTHY.

EASTERN STAGE LINE.

FARE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS! P. VOORHEES &. CO- have reduced the price# fare to Indianapolis, to $5, and .will have immediately placcd on the line Troy Coachcs, purchasedexpressly tor the service. The route will be well attended. and good horses and careful -driverssecured.

O* Hereafter, the Siago will leave, daily, 3 o'clock, enabling the passengers to breakfast at Mr. Cunningham's. 14 miles east of Terre-Hautel,

May 25-37-lf 3. REAM, Agent.

Iturton's MAvery Stable.

REMOVED

HAS

a regular Physician of

New York, and a constant supply kept.at the agcncy in Terre-Haute.

July 16,1342-tf

WOOD'S Drug and Apothecary Stord.

to the corner of Fourth and Clierr?

street, where the subscriber will bo prepared to accommodate the public with Horses^Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, &c. nil or any of \yhich can be find at till times, on tlje shortest notice. Genilemen wishing to IHSforwarded to any parfof 1»b Stale can also be accommodated with extra Coaches or Barnuchs on very reason able terms Jf)HN BURTON.

Terre-Haute, April 23, 1P42- 33if

^JUIVI ATA luom STOKJE. A. McGREGOR,

constantly on hand a general «wort merit of HEAVY HARDWARE, NAILS,CAS TINGS, Junintn Bar Iron, round,flat, and square, of all «izes, Anvils, Vices, Bellowse*, and Sciew Pl»te«, Englisliand American Blister,German Crowley Smith's Tools, [and Cast EEL Mill mid cross-cut Saw Files, Hollow Ware, asiorted, Nnils, rut and wrought, assorted, Spades and Shovels, Smoothing Irons and Tailors' Geese, Fruit Kettles. Drawiogand Halter Chaiws,. Collins'. VVilli«m8 ana ('sssat's Axes, Plough Plates, Evans" Augers, Croee-Cut and Mill Saw*, Gate and banwloor Hinges, Scythes and Sickle*, Butts and ScrewSJjh All of which will be sold low, for cash^ wthar at wholesole or retail.

N, B. Country Blacksmith's are invit«d to call* They may rest assured I will sell at reduced prices Store on the National Road. Nov.I5-10*tf.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Tand

M843-18-tf E. DANIELS.

STEPHEN G. DODGE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR JT JLJH*, i« TERRE-H AUTE, INDIANA^-

of Ohio and Market streets .south

east corner of the Public equate, and adjoining the dwelling of L. H. Scott, Esg. REFERENCES: H«m. John Fine. Ogdemtiurfi, Hon .Silas Wright, Jr.. Canton* Hon. Micah Sterling. Watertorny JM. J. Barclay, Esq.. Philadelphia. Hon. H. Bronson, St- Ams*stine% Flort**.

!ftw

HARLAN

!^olicc.

& MANLY. Attorneys »t Law, Mar

shall, Clark county, Illinois. March, 1941.

STRATTON. WALLACE ft. CO.

TemsHaute, June 18.1*49-41-tf

rioi^hi.

JAMESGROVER

hasfor«le,at thclronaad H«d"

WIRSUM*. theCaa*aod Grevar PLOUGHS, the Canting sot which are warrant edaound have Wrought and CaatSharea, well calculated (or Timbaror Prune Lfeads. They are alight raaaing Pk««h, warranted to run well.and will besold low.

»A variety* rCMttac* lorsakf as aWif S0-t8-tf

E8SK IJKR would respect fn I ly inform his friend?, thepublicgenernlly, thathehas commenced ?|«s TAILORING BUSINESS, few doors Wrr.of the Bank, where he wTll be always ready to execute orders in the above line, in all its various branches, on tw shortest notice,and in a styl enotto besttrpassed in the West.

He has made arrangements to receive the Eastern Fashions,quarterly,so that lie will always be in possession of the latest Fashions and, from his knowleged of the business, he hopes to receive a share of the public a a ftJ-Cutting dontwit theshortest notice.and wartimted to fit, if mnde right. Terre-IJaute, Nov- 30.-18tf

lVcifr IVoTcls,aiid Cheap—Ufa £a'A* zinc», Papers, Ac.

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

Morlev Ernstein, bv James, for 31 cents. The Jacquerie, by G. P. R. James, Esq. for25 editsThe Dancing Feather, bv Ingraham, for 35 cents. Zanoni, bv Bulwer, for 25 centsGaspar, The Pirate of the Indian Seas, for 35cents. Of those to be published, the prices will vnry from 25 lo 38 cents, according to tlieir sue and character. Any gentleman, therefore, may remit any sum that he p'rniws, from fl up to $"», 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 postsge.

The subscriber isalso agent for all thepopular papers and magnxines in the United States.

New volumes commence with the July number, which will be a desirable time tosiibswribe. The Lady's Book. Graham's Magazine, Ladies Companion, Boston Miscellany, New World, Brother Jonathan, Notion, Nation, at $3 a year Knickefbocker and Southern Literiiry"Messenger,"at #5 a year Saturday Post and Young People's Book, at #2 all the foreign Heviews. &c.

All orders accompanied with the caah (free ol poetage) will be immediately attended to. ... y~.,^ W, N. HALDEMAN.

Literary Depot, Fonrth Street,

June 23, l»4S-43-2m Louisville, Kentucky

THE AMERICAN FAMILY MEDICINE.

IS BELIEVED, that for some years past, no medicine has been so eKieraively adopted in the intelligent and respectable families ofthe UniMrf Siak*. aa DR. OFF ATS LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS- medicines which have achieved thegnteral good opinion by their intrinsic virtars alone, without the artifice of quackery or extravagant pretension* It is found by. the unanswerable yrgoment of practical experirtice, that they retlly do *!l tb®t they pfoiwi t#do and a great deal more tl«n the proprietor had venlured to cluira for them. Ife fcw received teetrtu«ira» in immense numbers fiom every »pciioni and almosC everr city and town of this wjdrly extended wjuqtry. including thousands from the city of New Yorkand the Deicbborhood. that they are^peedtly and powerfully eflkacioae in sll bilious and HvsreomMatnw.dyspe|HM, costiveness. piles, tothnut, bronchitis, conaomptio^ disrrhaea, jaundice, fever and «m, _worms, nervm* debility, IOSB ol appetite, eruptiotwof theskiDjcrofohij salt rheom. leprosy, erysipelas. Tush of Wood to head, palpitation ol the he*rt, chronic beod«rhe. iowar« fever^ Vflections of the bladder and kidneys, unhealthy aspect ol tlie skin, the sickn^s ^incjthfit to fenia w, general debil 11 and waste of flesh, andall the ordiaanr symptonsof a derangement of the stooiach and bowela, aitd impurity of the blood, from whatever ca wearing. Altbooghso mild and agreeable intbeir nwde of operation.aa never to prow rate even thew«ke*pattenfa, and as to render them perfectly safe ewn foryoung childtcn they new fail to ckamw the bowels, Irrer, bladder »«d kidneys of all ebstrwairtwand napnnix^ •ed give roo* deer «md heeltW fcee to ifceeweew

Swse. Tbey are eo k«K by ihomods Wlww it to omo of ib« b«t cooipouad. for Cough,, ISh 3S»wSd»El advsntage. aad mwpnokot tWt CommwpHoms .Ohou* laSaaMMtioe. etr. of which we

PILES!.' PILES

igr"*Wky will ye live at this poor^

igngrakr^X

Dr.fi. Hwinphrcys'

VEGETABLE OINTMENT,

FOR THE PILES, FISSURES, &c.

AFTER

fr practice of more than 30 years, and witnessing a great amount of human suffering from that distressing malady, Piles orHomoiThoidp^and believins that the remediea heretofore discovered writs cure,are almost an entire failure short ol an ojierawon by fhe ligaiure, wire or knite.-Dr. Humphreys' has been induced tobestow uncommonaltentton to the subject, with the design of dii*overimr a_ remedy «»t would possess the power to discuss the inflammation, and diapers# 'be tumelaction of the parts, and at tne aarne time be a mild and desirablereriiedy. Hisanticipationa have been most fully answered. by a discovery, combining active ingredients, which in the composition produce modified results, pnd increased efficiency as a medical sgent and although its base is composed of highly aeiive ingredients, its modifications are such, that it becomes, as a composition, perfectly mild and adapted to the use ol the most delicate subject.

As a test ot sincerity and confidence in the remedy, the subscriber pledges himselfiopcrfect a cure of Piles, in all cases that may be submitted

extensive assortment of 3-4.1 menced usina it 1 have been getting better, and am at

7 8. 4-4, and 3-8 inch, brown and bleaclietUihis time quite free from the complaint. I have the fullest confidence in its being a specific in such diseases.

his management,

or in case of failure in any case, no charge shall be made lor the Ointment, From J.S. Wilcox, Machinist.

To THE PCBMC.-- I have been afflicted with Homorrhoids or Piles fot more than 12 years prat, and for a great part of the time severely afflicted with it. I have used almost every kind of medicine s«id application, and all without anv substantial benefit, until about three weeks since I commenced using Dr. E Humphreys' Vegetable Ointment. From the hour I com-

Auburn, N.Y. Feb.20.1841. JONATHANS. Wtbcox. Prom J. N. Starin, Cashier Cayuga Co. Bank. To Dr. E. Humphreys': SIR,- I commenced the use pf your Vegetable Ointment for the Piles, a few weeks since, and have used it occasionally ever since^al though under circumstances so unfavorable that I did not ex

pect to be much benefitted by it. Oit the first applies a ion I foil immediate relief from the soreness and ten-

derness that usually attends the disease, and think I am now almost, if not ehtirejy well, and do most cheerfully recommend it to all similarly affected.

Auburn, N.Y. March 2,1841. J. N:.STARiaf,' The Ointment is equally efficacious in fissures of the Anus and Rectum, malady of which the g«M French Surgeon, Bnrort Dupuytren, in his lectures on OhnieJAl Surgery, says: "The discovery of a cure for this disease, without an operation, would bo an invaluable bebefit'io mankind.'* The following front the Rev. G. W. Montgomery, attests its efficacy in that disease:

Dr. Humphrej's'—-Having but a few Weeks past been afflicted with several small

fissures'on

ihe lower part

of the Reetnm, which gave me intense pain forseveral hours each day, 1 made use of your Oiniment for the last two weeks: and it has not only relieved me. but the fissures are healed, and I am cured. I glndly recommend the use of your Ointment 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 12.184f-35-6n: J. F. KINO.

IMPORTANT

BO 91®31

WITH

Oouha, Golds, Ooummytln, Bronchitiif ASTHMA, and *11 Dtsomses ot tho Lwifi aud Wlndpi^.

o-REV. I. COVERTS O- balm OF LIFE!

1%0-xgt A Kt» and Valuabl* RtmtdyJ'or the Curs COUfiHS, CONSUMPTIONS, BRONCHITIS, *3. A8TMMI, SHORTNESS 6F BREATH

1tr

DYSPEPSIA, PAINS IN THE

»r&. Extennv by the' fyt II knovn

wed, and reammendeet EDTCAL FACULTY, to ithoffi IPI ha* been freely matte

COVERT it Co., BANFOat& 1ft

Bi'onclitis! Bronchitis! Beware of thut dread destroyer,

0»THE BRONCHITIS:^ •tXrHICH spares neither the Young, the Good, or yv the Beautiful, but is annually hurrying thousands upon thousand* to a premature gtave under the mistaken name of Consumption. The usual symptoms of this di««a«e aie, Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Spitting up of Phlegit or Mstter, and Rometiuien Blood. It is an inflammation of the fine *kin which lines the inside of the small wind tubes or air vessels running through every part of the lungs. The great and effectual remedy for this alarming and frida-spieading ditease is the

UEV. 1. COVEJ3RT»S BALM OP LIFE. *Thii new and invaluable Medicine is univeTtnlty projtounred,by the multitud«s who have used it and tested jit healing vlitues. to be the most wonderful aod adlinble re.ftiedy in the world for the cure of BRON-

HITIS, COUGHS. SEVERE CCtLDS, CROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, and all disease* pf the LUNGS and WINDPIPE, which, neglected, toon lead to real Consumption.

The BALM OF LIFE stand# entirely aloof from the various Quack Nostrums of the day, having invarhtbly won trie confidence of Physician*^ Clergymen., aod the intelligent tff aU dosses, where»rtr It hbs been Introduced. Philanthropists, and all who truly sympathise with human suffering, everv where hail ilsappearJince with heart-felt joy and look upon the Balm of 'Life as one of \hosa great and uncommon bleitings Which a kind Providence occasionally bestows on man, but which, like angel's visits, are few and far between.

Ddrt'irrulars, containing numerous testimonials of the highest respectability,- can be had, gratuitous, of all our Agents,

The BALM

OF LIFE, {One Dollar per Bottle,) is JOHN F. KING,

tfor sale by March 5.184S-26-6m Terre-Haute. J?rsat the Button Mtdieal Journal, Aug. 2$, 1840.

The following is an extract from an article in that paper on 'Morbus LarynguesC.»ncionaiorum,'or Bronchitis. by Frank H. Hamilton, Prof, of Materia Medic* and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.

The Rev. I. Covrrt's mixture, also now used s» extensively for this afSi^on by clergymen, belongs to the same class of stimulating expectorants being one of thoee lucky combinations of medical agents which* while it promotes expectoration, docs not impair the tone ot the stomsch. Of this medicine we feel at liberty to speak, since its composition is not held from the Profession, and we hope the proprietors will soon see fit to give il tcfthe public. We, therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed it in ourown case, and in tlie cases of manv others, with decided benefit."

From tie Rev. D. Moore.—In 1825 njf lungs became seriously diseased, and continued so for nearly fourteen years, and about six vears since I was attacked with a Chronic Bronchitis which occasioned me much pa*n sad distress attended by difficult breathing and pains in various parts of the chest. Ia March last I purchased* bottle of Rev. I. Covert's Balm of Life, aad the effect has been, that my braatbiiyr is about as frte as before I was taken, my Chronic Bronchitis is nearly if not altogether cured, and the pains of the chest have siubstded% I have great confidence in the Balm of L»f*. aad think it a good and safe medicine.

Aanlios, N. V. Aag.Sl, 1839. DAVID MOORE. From tfe Rev. IL Bsnmister, A. B. Teocktrqf Languages in ike Cotenmin Seminary.

This certifies that I hay* successfully used the Rev. Coven's Balm of Life. Ia the case of an obatinate cold, srfcich reioHed in a settled iaAammaiios of the lungs, the Bala, of Life, after the trial of sevacal other medicines for several weeks, effected a gradual bat pttMMMiit rare. H. BANNISTER.

C**enovia, N.Y. April It. 1839. The nature of the composition of the Rev. Covert's Bslos of Life, having been fully explained to the following medical gentlemen, they have contented that they assy be referred to asamhority for its utility a* a» esjiecrrtraat in those chronic cams of pulmonary disea*u is which that clan of remedies is :Hdiotied.

D. M. Rsrsr, D. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medici.ie in the Albany Medical Colltn. i. M'NiCorros. M. D. Professor ot Anatomy and Physiology in Fairfield College.

Mthe

ASS STCTWEWSOW, M. O. N. Yorl ekfw

fe,/Ayte.!ILMcK«ir. do. do. ad el a This eenilesi that having examined the Rev. f.

have aay keewtedg*.aad doasost cordially iscoasaeed

W. D. Baldsrl BOTTLE.

PSir£

,w.rr

Druf mn* Afollwtftry Itwe.

CHARLES

WOOO, having- p*nAaa«d

a. W Patrick & So.(late Patnek J-Wo*fl,Cof-fers far sale erenr article in.hw line of bu«me68, on tisa» •onshte rerms, for Carh.

W. will be assisted in the btisinitM by his brother^ Dr. Wood, *nd the character pf the articles sold by hint may be relied on, as they will be selected with great care. He*has now on hahd a general assortment of

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS AND DYE-STUFFS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. APOTHECARIES' WARE. FAN.CY,

ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY,•

Together with an assortment ofdROCERlKS* coltsi»w.g of the best nrticles of ihe kind. BRANDIES and WINES, selected for medical putgosea.

Also, a general assortment of PATENT MEKICINKS. ,' Terre-fiatite, July 24,1841-46-tf

DEL lrrAYLOR'S

BALSAM OP LIVERWORT,

for CoasnsspCloa Hud Liver Complaint^ Coughs, Co1if, Asthma, Difficultynf Breathing, Pains ih the side or Jtrmst, Spitting of Blood, JOatarrk*.

Paforfrt/roW the Chest, Night Sweats, Difficult or profUi alt other Afettionsof the Chest. Lungs and Liner.

THIS

article is prepared according to a recipe from a very old and emineat physician, the late Dr HOI.TOSK, who preserved his own life by its efficacy, although or a consumptive constitbtion, to the ast«njshingIi*c of anehandred and two years until the of eightv-seven, he was engaged in very extensive practice, requiring much ciertion and exposure. Hundreds are aew living in good health, that Consumption seemed to have marked for an earlv crave, who owe their pieservation lo the use of this invaluable medi cine.

Liverwort even in the common wny of preparation. i« universally known as the best article for^diseases ofthe Lungs, ever discovered aud* it is. obvious thtt a highly concentrated preparation, securing the whole virtue of this inestimable herb, must be invaluable. Mornover, this medirbie contains the, medial (properties of the fiugleweed, Lungwort., Fever Root, and and manv other roots ft|jd herbs. It is also warranted not to contain nnv mWcury, mineral, or mineral preparation n».d 91000 reword will be given any person who will prove this mcdicirie to contain any minerols, of any kind. Such has been the success of this Balsam, that il is warranted incnpnble oT producing, in any instance, injurious effects. Within the last few yeare the Colls for this sovereign remedy have been immense beyond precedent and its reputation sustained from Maine to Mobile thus proving the confidence bestowed upon simple medical pre|5nrat{on, purely vegetable, and the unu*ual a?tonHhing_ effect attending its use. Physicians* too, from a convictl^fl of its mildness, safety nod success, employ it in thel|S^ractice, recommend it to their patients, and esteem Uiis medicine safe and invaluable particularlv as it dpes-not interfere with any other medicine, patients may be taking at the same time nor restiict them to nny peculiarity of diet, confinement, f-c thuj« enabling persons to teceive the full benefit of this medicine, and follow at j|he same tiire, if they wish, the advice of their physician

To persons of disordered nervous syslem^r those who oie unnhle forest well at night, this iWcdkine is mosl emphnttcnlly recommended. The, inestimable value of this celebrated medicine bits been rightly tested, and not lound wanting. The Proprietor istlnily receiving the most flattering accounts of its^success and it iq trulv erntifviosr tosav this is emnhalicnlljr the medicine of the PEOPLE! ft is us«0 by the MAiicnl Faculty, supported by the Clergv, advocated by the whole New York Press, and is In the house of most of our citizens.

Frit sale at the Drug Store of JOHN F. KING, wheie numerous CertificntM of the unexampled cures performed by this Medicine mnv be seen.

Terie-Haute, Match 5,1842-26-3™

Important

O A I E

I N S A S I N I E N

THIS

LINIMENT can't be surpassed by any, for the following complaints, vis: Sprains. Cuts, Wounds of anv kind, Film or Scum in the eye.

Scratch

es. Poison, Srlinl, Spavin, Fistula, Pole Evil, Bighead, and Big-jaw, in horses Sweeney, Met cur ml Affections, Sore .Breasts, Froten Limbs, Cosns on the feet, Pain in the back, (caused by sprain) Rheattmati«m, Tetter, See. The Directions explain the manner of using it for all of the above complaints

For sale by Mr. Wood wesl of Court House, and by Mr. King, north of Court House, Terre-Haute,Indiana, who aTe the only authorised Agents In this town, none else can be genuine.

Pie pared bv A- A M. LINDSBY, N.W corner of the Public Square, Springfield,! Ilinois. Persons wish, ing to become \gertts for the above Will «T»ply '.o the Pronrietors. with proper recommendation.

PRICE 50 cents per bottle.

Terre-Haute, Dec. 4,1841-13-ly

THE COUNTERFEITER'S DEATH BLOW rpHK public will please to observe that no Brandeth's Fills are genuine unless the box" has thtee labela upon it. each contaiflinr a fac simile «ignature of my hand writing, thus, B. Brandreth, These labels are enetnved on steel, beautifully ctesigned, and done at an expense of several thousand dollars.

The Brandreth-Pills.

The remarkable cure* which have been effected by Bt'andreth's Pills, have astonished the whole medical faculty, many of whom have conceded that they are the greatest blessing that e^er WHS given to the world.

The reason these celebrated Pills have such a nniver*aUv rood effect, is. because their action harmonices with the human body.

When a dose of Brandreth's Pills are taken, (hev are digested, and pass to every part of the system but they le«ve the body when ihev have effected the intended purpose, and health and vigor nre by them insured. "Mineral medicines may enter the system, hut they are with difficulty got out again ard they alwars occasion pain and miserv while thev remain in the body.

Whereas Brandreth's Pills are as innocent as apiece of bread, and are evacuated with the disease for which they are taken.

From the time we mire bofh to the tihw we cease to breathe. Our bodies are constantly wasting, and as constantly building up. Theartion of :he atmosphere wears or Wastes them. The food we eat the digestive organ* concert ihto blood, whiehrenews or builds up br lis 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 authorised persons 60 set as aeents A MRS WARDLOW. WiHiam«town.— JAftOB'D BARLV. Terre-Haute. B. DOLR Otter Creek. P.O. McCIJLLOCK & CONKRY. Clinton. DANIEL DAVISON,Newport. JAMES ANNON, Eugene- Oct. 20, 1841. 6 6m.

FAMILY MEDICINE. Prepared only hy Dr. Jot/ne,.Inventor, and sole propritl' tor, JMo• 20 South Third street. Philudelpkim, and fOr sat* J. F. KING, Terre-Haute, hid.

THESEhy

medicines are recommended and extensively used by the most intelligent persons in the Utlited States. by numerous Prof«ssora snd Presents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Nsfy.Snd cif Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Clergymen of varioos denominations.

They ire expressly prt-phred for familv use. ami have acquired an unprecedented popularity throughout the United States and tt lbey ate so sdmirably calculated to preserve health and cure disease, no famtlr should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at one ofthe best Medical Colleges in the United States, and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice, by which he has had ample apportowitieS of acquiring a practical knowledge of diseass* and ofthe remedies nest calculated to remove them.

These, preparations consist ot JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy for Coughs, Conjunction. Asthma, Spittings of Bloodi, Croup, Hooping Cough, Bronchites. Pleunsy, and iisflamation of the Lungs or Thioat. Difficulty of Breatbing. and all diseases oh the Pulmonary Organs.— Price |i.

Also PAYNE'S MAIR TONIC, for the Presetvn tion, Giowlh and Beauty of the Hair,'sod which win positively bring in New Hfcir on Bald Heads.—Price41

Also JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a certain and pleasant remedy for Worms Dyspepsia, Pries, and many other diseases.—Pnire 50 cents.

Also. JAYNE-8 CARMINATIVE BALSAM, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Dierrbaoa.Dvnenterv.Cbolic, Cramps. 3ick Headache,Sour Stomach, Cholera Morbus, aud all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous A flections, Ac.—Price £0 cents.

JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, for FemnJm Dieeases. Liver Complaints, Coetiveness, Fevers. IwUsum HiotH, Glandular Obstructions, Diseases of the Sfcia. itx and in all caees where an Alterative or Porgwtrve Medimne it required.—Price 50 cents per bo*. J4"'® Mr

Terre-Haute Jan. f-17-1841-if. J. F. KJIfO.

Blank Books.

LLIAM STACY ft, CO. of Indian^is,U.

which they will fotHisb to Merchants, and others, st Short notice, and at any point in the State. Also,!

TBB tVFRBn RflXEOT FOB FEVBRs AND AfiW IHD «t££l6t»TEVEnf^ HRE isw remedy-known either in pyafesttona! domeet^e practice, so absolutely, immediately

annate malady,as Mon»t% celebrated snd long t»tablished life pills and plwemx bitters. Extraordinary and renowned as are their, eHeetr npoti diseases in genera! in Fever and Agne, end all Billious Affmetions tbey are more so because, »these they are as infallible as any human means catf be. Tliii has been proved In 4i more than ten ibottaand cases, nor is there an instance in whijA 1 hey base/ailed, or reasonably can fail, whisn taken in strict accordance with the directions here subiotned, and which are also given in Moffat's Medical Manual and Good Samaritan. But to ensure invariable auccess, these must be rigidly followed.

Fever and Ague, in all its four leading species, is a pei iiliar periodical disease, and Dr*Mofl%t hMfolly e»tabliehed the important discovery that its cure can never be effec»cd with precision and certainty, except by a periodical administration of a proper remedy, in connection with the specific powers of one of the incr.-di-ents tn hurmedicines, ia the secret of his invariable triumph, wlule all other practitioners either entirely fail or only temporarily succeed, were with the very best '"'•v remedies tliat weraknown. Anet us, or A sue is either Quotidian, or daily TVrtia*, or third-day Quartan, or fourth-dny Erratic, er sometimrs one or \hf*n parioda and sometimes another -or it is Complicated, by

ta in he in on an he in in

to intermittent feVer of a more malignant character But it ia a remarkably fact, however mysterious and unaccountable it may appear, that each and all or these species of Ague, haven fourteenth-day crisis in which they may be cured with certainty, tut bv neglecting wluch they can only he cured by chance. Dr Moffat's directionsfor taking the medicines in this disease ate therefore theset-First, take two of the Life Pills at bed time, and next morning before breakfast a lull wine glass of the Phtsnix Bitters in about the same quantity of water, and half a wine glass more in a full wineglass of water, about half an hour before each ht take three the third night

meal during the day. On the second night take three pills and .the bitters as before on the third nigh four pills and the bitten as before, and continue tak

ing four pills every night for three nights more, with the bitters during the day. On or before the seventh day. the Airue will seem to be entirely cured, and the patient will feel well, hungry, and henrtv, but he must nevertheless continue to take the bitters as before prescribed. until and on the fourteenth day, wiih two pills every night after the seventh day. He will then, and not until then, with bositive and invariable certainty, be permanently cured, not only nf Fever and Ague but of whatever billions and liver affections it mnv hava superinduced or even in any way connected, it, however, the patient should by nny neglect, or undue confidence in restored health, omit to take the PhcBnix Bitters in the full qusntities prescribed, at least three times on the fourteenth day. Dr. Moffat must not bo blamed if the disease should return, ard the patient should learn wisdom from affliction, and go through anolher course of the medicines for a fortnight longer. Obeying these instructions, however, he will be so thoroughly cured, that lie may bid defi»nce to the disease, however unhealthy may bo hisior-niion or prevalent the malady around him. For children between seven and fourteen years of age. half of the above qnanlitiesof the medicines will suffice lor younger children, quarter of those quantities, to be increased or diminished in proportion as the age varies from advanced childhood to infancy. For very young children, small quantities of the bitters only will alene be necessary.

This treatment, with tlrrse supremely effectual

medicine of more value to man than the vast mines of AEETRAI, ot even the untied treasure* of our ft globe—a oiedicine, which is obtained eqnallif from the t'--vegetable, animal and mineral kingdoms, and thus pot- S, sessn threefold power—a medicine, which, though d- :resigned as a remedy fbr consumptione solely, is possess- S ed of a mysterious influence over many diseases of the human system—a medicine which begins to be valued by Physicians, who are daily witnessing itsastonisbing rures of many whom they resigned to the grasp of lbs insnlinbl* grave.

DOSE of the Sanative, for adults, one drop for children.a half drop: and fot infants,a quarter drop the

directions explaining the manner of taking a half or a quarter drop.PRICE—Three and one third rix dollars (a Germa coin, value 75 cents,) per Half ounce.

For sale by fj J. F. KING.J Terre-Haute, August ]0-48-tf

The Vegetable Palmonnry Balsam.

believed tobe deservedly the most popular Medicine ever known in America, for Coughs, Cold*, Asthma.fr Phthisic. Consumption, Whooping-cough, and Puhnonary affections qf every kind

Tns VEGETABLE PDI.MOKARV BAISAM has been very extensively used for about twelve years and its reputation has been constantly in^ressmg. So universally popular has this article berofne, that it may now'be

considered as a standard article in a large part of the United States snd British Provinces. Many families keep it constantly by them, considering it the most safe ss well a*certsin remedy for theoboveromplsittt. The Ptoprietors have received, and are receiving numerous recommendations from many of oar bost Physicisna, who make use of it in their practice.

For saleby flew, Wtj*o & CuTte*. ffate Lowe 8t Reed) wholesale dealers In Drugs. Medirinrs. Paints and Dye Stuffs. No. 54, Chstham Street, Boston, and fcew the cents.

For sale.in Terre Hsute, by CHARLES WOOD, wherec ertificates and references may be seen. April 24,1841 -»3~y yt /.

MOFFAT'S

MAfe

.Vegetable

Abest

JonePills

keep constantly on hand a fol 1 stock ol Ledgers, generally: Jourttsls. Day-books. Blotters. Cssh-books, &e. &* Terre-HsMe,hinrcht34T7sf. WO F- KINO

Itoce

StMHT r«n hsnBrkUMl .iMlihsrs. Ord«ra. h» Mail I IA .«» LS«S. riOCBOSMy

.ife and PliOBnix Boiers, and 'be good the? here isinestimsfhle. They havis won fhetr high feme snd firmly estabHshed character by their virnws alone, ol notorteiy or SS

without the aid »f the usual arts dent experiment on the £sifh of the eredulooe sf A 'S M# «l( genetal derangemenrs of tbedJgestive and slfmentary functions, as well as ht a vast variety of scute sna chronic diseases, fheir effects sre prompt and complete SS to excite sttonishmerrt. In rheomstism, seated pam in (be organs snd limbs,'cow/venes#, piles, Inrer complaints, bond ice, nervous and bihoos attsfts, headsches/fever and ague, ernpuve How»se*._bsd sweet of the Complexion, rndigesaton sml flstulency, cholics, aHMribtrS Of the bladder and kidneys, dropsy, asthma snd bronchitis, rheumatic colds snd sore throats, and indeed in slmoef every «mceivabfe kind of ill-hesltb they are invaluable, and-wtll srfford Certain, nn most generally permanent relief. They require neither con. nnement nor cbsnge of diet-ibsy neither proettsts tlte strength tier give pein—and more delightful and eflteftwl m«dieii»e csnm»e be proeoeed either for individoele or femiliea lite proprieior has received for many years and is continually receiving the most fer* vest snd grateful testimonials of their value. Prepared SM) soM Sy Or. W«. ft MeOu, Broadway. sad also by the agenta.

A fresh supply fot Sale at tie Drug and £&dieaA Stan of J. F. KING, Jena 95,18tt-4*-y TsRe»£htMe^.Iild4

Wataif^

fHE INDIAN esrefoi Coughs. Co nsaeiption. SpiN

tiagof Blood, Asthsnr, snd Diseases of tbeLaags

For sale at the Dssg Sfcflhe of

Job Prhttinf.

Labeis sod Card*. Fromoaary www. dMeks»4bc. bsndsemsfycxecsiedat tb§»umm st this Office. t"

.iMj

uLife

Medicincs," has been perfectly triumphant in tho worst regions of the Southern and Western country, and around the northern lakes, wliera the malady prevaile wiih the universality of an epidemic, and the demand for this sovereign remedy has been far greater than tho supply. Dr. Moffat's Agents, however, are now well furnished, and will make every effort to send1 ihis advertisement into ihe most afflicted districts. Voluntary and jealonsly grateful testimortinl# are received at the proprietor'soifice in New York, hy every mail in incredible numbers, to the absolute cfficncy of these astonishing medicines, not only in Fever snd Ague, oilier intermitent feve-*, liver and billious nffuciione, and derangeriMinis of the digestive functions generally, bul also in chronic and inflammatory, rheumatism, costiveness, pains in the side and limps, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, piles, worms, scurvy, aivl a host of other com. plaints, for the cure of which, these Vegetable Life Medicines nre so pre-eminently renowned throughout the United States. Knowing, however that many ef these diseases, as well as a most fatal undermining ef the general health are occtaiioned by Fever and Ague. Dr. Mofllt, in bis advertisements, invites the specialatten 1 ion of the public to the absolute ascendency ef his medicines over this msledy, tins fountain hcradnf e* many others. He has only to aad that the Lifo Medicine* tire agreeable and invigorating in their operations, require neither eonfinement nor change of diot, and havjfacqmred the reputation they have long {ft*, stsoed, 4|^HPIho usual artificial efforts, hut solely by their invnriable aM extensive usefulness. and sokl by Dr. William B. Moffar, S75 New York.

Prepared

A fresh Supply for sale ttt the Drug and Medical store of J. F. KING."* Terre-Haute, Jane 2&-42*y

GOEI1CIC8

I?*

IfrATCnLESS SANATIVE, A

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ITSediclMe*.

MILD yet effectual medi cine, composed of the best material known to medical science, and ol the quality that money .can procure, for the cleansing tlie alimentary canal and relieving the spring* snd avenues of life of nil morbid altstraciio&sand impurities, must bee public blessing-end a domestic and indtvtdunl protection and safeguard, in proportion as it heeetnes known. Soch Sftnedicfos the fsmilies of the United States have lonfl imd in Muffin's celebrated^

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