Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 November 1865 — Page 3

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O O S BOOT AND 880!

EMPORIUM!

Weft Side Washington Street,

Opposite Court House,

Crawfordsville.

O JSI vfr -i-

W O It

TO THE fISE

18 SUFFICIENT.

GO TO THE

EM PORITTM

SHOE STORE!

And bay your $hoc»

For yourselves, your wives nnd littlo ones, and you will

Rcduec Your Expenses!

YXJE havo takon groat pains to learn tho wants of VV tho people of Montgomery county, in respoct to

And have ondeavored to saprly thoso witntii. hnvo boen to tho boat Manufacturer* in

ty«REATEST„

AN I

the Country, and ordered

The Best Goods!

That can be Made!

For our customers and tho^public/and would oall attention to our excellent Block of

sssissii

Vine Strong Boots & Shoes!

Styles that cannot bo found elsewhere in tho Stato And wo have no hesitation in sarins, that wo can furnish a Lady, Goutlcman, Girl or Boy with amcor and better

SHOE or BOOT

8B9&

Than can bo bought In any other ploco.. ys

IliS

ft®

P.S.-Wehave Gentlcmon's Fino Sewed Boots and

LADIES AND MlttSI

SEWED CALF SHOES

-Which we havo had mado to order.-: fclOTtt

i-1

OF THE SEASON!

$40,000

WORTH OF

Goods at Cost!

NOW

HIS ENTIRE STOCK AT

Without the "Little More!"

NO HUMBUG!

Tlic CMTine

R. E. BRYANT

"S NOW OPENING a Mammoth Stock of GroccriosatKo. 4, Commercial Block.

BOUGHT LOW!

YOUR CHANCE!

OF THE

BANNER' STORE!

Will offer for Iho

NEXT 90 OATS

O P««K^

MUST & SHALL

BE SOLD!

AS THE

goios tomako & changc in business in tho spring.

COMB

SEE FOR YOURSELVES!

nov25'03.

GROCERIES! GROCERIES!

WILL MB 5

SOLD LOW!

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, $ FRUITS,

NUTS, *1$

iihv

30,000

Wooden and Willow Ware!

CASH FOR PRODUCE!

AL. RAMEY. fiilizonlnr Montgom

ery county will bo found at No. Commercial Block, whore he will bo glad to sec his friends.

KEWEMBEK No. 4, commercial blocs.

Nov. 18. 1865ml.

OJMIJYJMJYCE,

Fixing the Dockct Fees of iho City Attorney, SEC. 1, Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and Common Council of theoity of Crawfordsvilic, That the City Attornoy shall bo allowed a docket too in all cosos triod before the Mayor of said oity, for violations of the oity ordinances, when he appears in person or by deputy, as follows, viz: Docket feo before the Mayor upon a ploa of guilty, ono dollar Docket feo bofore the Mayer upon a plea of not guilty, throe dollars.

SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall take effect, and be in force from and aftor its due and legal publication. Pasied November 31st: 1865.

WILSON H. LAYMON, Mayor.

Attest: T. D. BROWN, Clerk. [novl8'85-2

Application for hi cense.

]^"OTICE is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana. at their next term, eommenoing on the first Monday in December, 1865, for a licenso to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a timo. for ono year. My place of business and the premises whereon s^id liquors arc to be drank are looated in the town of Ladoga, Clark township, Mont-

fotNo,o»#

omory county, Indiana, on one-fourth 1%) part of (1) in blook No. throe (3j in the original plat of tho town of Ladoga, beginning at the north west corner of laid lot ana running thence east IS feet and 0 inchos, thenco south 148 feet tp tho alloytbenoe west 18 feet and 0 inohes. thencono'rtfi'148 feet to the place of beginning, in the town of Ladoga Clark: township, Montgomery bounty, Indiana. .. novll*85w4. GE0R&E W. DRISKELL.

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WORTH OF

FALL & WINTER

Goods, Bought tor Caslfi

and are now on exhibition at the old Stand of

clz

We do so that wo havo the

r'!: W &

Bt.

Bowers'

a So

,S(

feji

Ed JO'

Goods in the Market!

1 1

Consisting of a full line of Mens, Boys and Ladles

WOOLElsT G-OODS

ALL KINDS,

LADIES FURS

and olmost everything you can ask for. Our motto is

"Never to be Undersold,"

All kinds of Produoc taken in

W E I N I E A

to conic and see the immense piles of B©*NEW GOODS.-^iH

McCLURE & FR\

V™ S-1Kfi.1

ENLARGED FACILITIES! Ilcfluction of Expenses!!

J. S. MILLER & GO'S. Carriage Manufactory,

Market St., North of Court House Square.

CBAWFOBDSTIIiLE, IND

Having rcoently purchased, enlarged and improved tho promis9s wo occupy, thorby saving expense of ront. and giving increased facilities for inanufactur-

•n" OAE/BIAO-BS,

Buggies, Sulkies, Spring Wagons, Sikigrha JPc.

We wonldrospectfully nnnounco to our friends and the public generally that wc are now in a position to defy al oompotition in our line in this Stuto as regards

PRICES. STYLES AND WORKMANSHIP, and invite an inspection of C'ML Carriages, Buggies. Ac., a fino assortment of whicl:

SOMETHING NEW IN

CKAWFOKDSVIIXE!

IMdware, Stove Store,

AND

071*1 Shop COMBINED.

dccUfte id prices and it is ciy intention to sell them as low as such articles can be had any whero. Tho

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

will consist of

DoorLocks nnd Latchos, large variety

Boorin

0 0

Aug.efi-i805-tr.

GKR,:Ei:E3Isr ST.,

Crawfardsville, Indiana.

Mrs. M, L. Williams. AFTERfavors,

AGAIN RETURNING THANKS FOR past would respectfully inform the Ladies of oity and surrounding country that she is again in tho market with afull and complete stock of Miilinory Goods—all articles usually found in an establishment of the kind.

ITZpCall and oxaminc our Goods before purchasing, as wo are satisfied this stock cannot but please the most fastidious. [novllm3]

Application for License.

"VTOTICE is heroby given that I will apply to tho -M Board of Commissioners of Montgomery oounty, Indiana, at their next term, eommenoing on the first Monday in December, 1665, for a license to sell intoxioating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for one year. My place of business and tho premises whereon said liquors are to be drank oro located on part of Lot No, ninety-two (93) on the original plat of the Town of Crawfordsvillo, Union township, Montgomcry.couty, Indiana.

Nov. 11, w*.

Sausaso Grinders:' (Grindstones and Rollers Coopers and Carpenters

oor A Window Bolts, Iiutts and Hinges, Scrcws. (round and flat gad.) jndow Springs,

Tools

Rules Squires Nippers: Saw Setts. Bench Screws Iron Brncesv Spirit Levrts, Dividers Compasses Plycrs Hammers

A and Coat Hooks. I'ullics Padlocks: Cupboard Catches Hook's and Kycs Picturo^Nnils Table Knivov and Forks, (from common to ivory handled silver steel Carving 4 butcher knives

Hatchets:

Axes of tho best brands Hand, cross-cut and Mill Saws Shovels Spades Trowels Strap Hinges Carpet Locks

A- good ossoEtpiont of the celebrated American Pocket Knives Oliver, German Silver A

Trace Chains Curry Combs ,,

Orgentan Tablo and Tea Spoons Skimmers, (both Gorman and French:)

Powdor Flasks "Blacking Brushes' Monkey Wrenches

Coffee Mills Gimlets: Scissors

Horse Brushes

Grass and Brier Scythes, Hay and Straw Forks Sheep Shears

Meat Knives Augurs Snuffers

Shoe Knives Carriage Bolts -ALSO-••-•Nails .. ",GIa«

{, Sad Irons Apple IVarers Candle Sticks Tea Bells

LEVI^KSSAT'ER.

wnlv,-"tconstantly

COMMERCIAL Wow MILLINEBY STOKE.

BO. 2.

COMMERCIAL ROW,

THOilAS D. GRIFFITH.'

LEE & BROTHER'S NEW GROCERY STORE. THIS

establishment is now stocked with a large as* sortment of plain and fancy Groceries: whion will be sold'for cash or produce. Farmers of Montgomery county call in and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. [Dee3'Mtf.

... Wavy Tobacco. .. A N.excellent .brand of- swMttoftting-IWYy Tbbc'ai xA.co.for sale by [dec3tf.]

Sash Doors

Or anything else in tho Hardware Lino.

Agricultural Implements.

Also having much cxpcricnco in Farming and the use of Farming Implement?, it is my aim to kosr eomplote assortment of Agricultural Ipi.7' Among and thoso only which 1 know arn

Hay Forks Cnne Mills

MOSES DESSAUER.

L. &, M. DESSAUER,

O Bf,

M^-XHSr STREET,

Onc'Door West of Corner Booh Store,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIjU*A,

THE

proprietors would respectfully inform tho oititons of Montgcinery county that they have Opened a large and cxtensivo Clothing Establishment whore may be found

Kead^-Made Clothing

hand Being all practical wo.,:un tVi£mploying no by the most skillful, and. .I'1"" 'I BEST OV MATERIAL, together w,'-"if) ^J-itequaint-anco with tho wants of this 'section of country, we cannot he'p giving satisfaction, as wo confidently assert that oar work and prices cannot bo excelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exchange. All our work warrented otie year. Repairing, Blacksmithing, Trimming, PaintngAc. with neatness and despatoh. Ap.15.18G0. Feb. 2. 'Ct

of ovcry description. Also

...

Gents' Furnishing Goods, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES,

&C-,

of Clothing consists in part of

Mens', Boys' & Youths' Clothing, BSfi8s Coats,

Frock

Buomcco CoJIUSj

Coats,'

Over-Coats, Vests, Nock Ties, Under Shirts, Hats and Caps, Gloves,

Pants, Shirts, Gents Scarfs,

Drawers, Wiolen Scarfs, #a

Piece Goods orall Qunlitios and Pricos. Oetl4'65. L.AM. DESSAUER.

Application for License.

VTOTICE is heroby jpven that will apply to tho IN Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana.at thoir next term, commencing on the first Monday in December, 1865,for a licenso to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart nt a time, for one year. My place of business and the premises wfioreon said liquors are .to bo sold and drank, aro situated on tho north part of Lot No. ono hundred and eleven (111) original plat of-Crawfords-ville. Union township, Montgomery county. Indiana.

Nov. 11. w*.

\y __

remises whoreon said liquors are to bo sold and rank, are situated on the north part of iot 110 original plat of Crawford sville novll-lB65w4.

•JOSEPH

NIndiana,isatherebynext

LEE A

BRO.

OTICE given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. their term, eommenoing on .the first Monday in December. 1865, for a licenso to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time,. My.place of business and tho promises whereon (aid liquors aro to bo sold and drank, are situated on part of I*ot No. eighty-eight (88) on tho original plat of ttnrtown at erttwfordsrvill0,-"Utnon township,-Montgomery

ll'f•*

'Dr. MARSH ALLS'

Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved iUelftobotho best artiole kdotVii for curing tho Chtnrrh, Cold in the Dead and tttndnehe. It has boon found an' exoellent remedy in tnany eases of Sore Eyes. DeafncRN has boon removed, by it, and Hearing has often been greatly inip'foved by its use.

It is fragrant and agreeable, add

Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by disedsos (if tho Head. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating. It opens nnd. purges out all obstructions, strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to tho parts affected.

More Than Thirty Years'

Of Sale and uso of Dr. THur*hnIl'» Cnlnrrh nnd Ileadachc (tnuOT, has proved its great value for all the oommon diseases of the Head, nnd at this moment it stands higher than over before.

It is rocommended by many of the best physiciansand is used with great success and satisfaction everywhere.

Read the Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for mar.y years been ac-

tlendnchc

uainted with- llr. fflanbnll'a Catarrh and HunlT, and sold it in our wholesale trade, choerfully state, that wo believe it to be equal, in c'^crj rospecl, to tho rccomtAcndations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Affeotions. and that it is decidedly the bcstarticle wo have ever kmrwu forall common diseases of tho Head. Hurr A Perry, Boston. Barnes A Park. N York, Keed, Austin Aeo.. Brown. LauiBon & co„ Reed, Cutler A co., SethW.Fowlo, Wilson.FairbankAco., Henshaw, Edmonds A Co.. II. H. Hay, Portland, Mo..

THE

,l--

which^noy be fom»'

T»Mows7

Churns, Ac.

STOVES! STOVES!

Also having added to the above a largo and well solooted assortment of the most popular and well tried cooking.Stovos, among which is the justly celebrated Kitchen Queen, which wo havo no hesitation in guarantying to give entire satisfaction i|i all rospocts also thoUlack Oak, as good as any in the market also. thb=

Planter Cooking Stovo. which has attained

so high a reputation wherever introduced nnd soveralbtbiir patterns at prices to suit everybody. Russia Iron Heating Stoves, beautiful design: also, cast boxand parlor and parlor cooking Stoves, in good variety. Also, a good'assortment of Tinware, Shoet Iron, Bra.* Copper and Zinc, which will bo sold on as reasonable terms as can be had anywhere,

Tin-Ware!

Have also engaged the services of John Hoorer, who has had more experience than any other man in Crawfordsvillo in tho manufacture of Tin, Copper nnd SH«et Iron Ware: nnd all wares rando by him will be g\iuriuitced tu bo perfect or can bo returned.

Particular attention paid to Hoofing Guttering and Spouting and all kinds of Job Work done

011

A. 1). A D. Sands, Stephen Paul A co.." Israel Minor A oo., McKcsso'nA Bobbins. A. L. Seovill A co,-, M.Ward.Close Aco.," Bush A Gal^

Forsalo by all Druggists DecomberJO-18(M-ly.

Try il.

IMPORTANTTOFEMALES

combination of Ingrcdicnls in theso Pills is the result of alongana extensive prnctico. They are mild in their operation, and cannot ^io lmrni to the most dolicate: oortain in corroctinsnirirregiilurltios, Painfnl Mcnstruatians. rcmovinsr all obstrucrmin8'-

vTj!c,'1.0.r

Clothes Washers and Wringers. Wheat Drills

Hay Rakes: Cutting Boxes: Reapers

Cider Mills Cultivators Mowers.

/&WtAttV4ofi'ot'*tfeeTieaft, wETteT"ail

jftTcctions,hysterics, fatigue,pain in tho back and limbs, Ac., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was tho commencement of a now era in tho trcatmontof iregularities and obstructions which havo consigned so many to a PRKMATUKK GRAVE. NO female can enjoy good health unless she is rcgulnr.and whenever an obstruction takes place the general health begins to decline. These pills form TIIE FIN-EST-PREPARATION EVER PUT FORWARD with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE HBCEIVBD. Tako this advertisement to our Druggist, and tell him that you wnnt the 3IE8T nnd most REI.IABI.K FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE WOBIiDj which is comprised in these Pills: AND TAKE NO OTHERS FROM HI M' They are offored as the only safe

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS

tho

shortest notice.- All kinds of Country Produce taken.

JESSE W. CUMBERLAND

havo boon a standard remedy for over thirty years, and arc tho most eiroctual one ovor known for all complaints peculiar to PEUAI. 8. To all clMsos they are invaluable, INDUCINO.WITU^CERTAINTV, PERIOD?. who hav6\isod tbomat rfiffferont periods,tfi'roufeftiut the country, having tho sanction of some of the most EMINENT PUYSICIAS IN AMERICA.

Explicit directions, staling when thoy should not be used, with each Box—tho Prico One Dollar por Box, or 6 Boxos for 5. containing from 50 to 0(1 Pills. RPills sunt by mail, promptly, secure from observation, by remitting to tho Proprietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HUTCHINGS A IIILLYER. PROPRIETORS. 81 C'ednr St., New York.

JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, and LORD A SMITH. Chicago. Wholesale Agonts. Sold in Crawfordsrille by R. K. Jvitoi'T,and E. J. BINFORD.

Sold in Monticcllo by SPENCER A BROTHER, and T. J. MCMILI.ES, [aprilfi 1865y.

.f.V

ORMjyjgjrCE,

ItrgMlnliiiK the Collection tf Fines, nnd Providing for Imprisonment, nnd Itlnnnal La. bor in Drfnnlt of PnjmiBl of Fine*, Pennltie*, Judgment*, Forfcllurrt, nnd CosU

Impoaed on brhnlf of the City of Craw ford itvlllc. __SEC. 1. Jflojt.Qrdaincd tho Mayor nnd Common Council of the Cityby

of Crawfordsvillo. That

whenevor tho Mayor of said city shall 1 judgment against any person for a vio' ordinance of snid Council, which may be valid in

havo render

ed judgment against any person for a violation of any nonce of said Council, which may be valid in tid city.at tho timo of rendering such judgment.it iStl he a part of such judgment, that tho party convicted shall Blond committed to tho jail of,Montgomcry county, in the Slate of Indiana, until tho fino and costs by such iudgmontimposcd.be paid or replevied. Such defendant may replevy tho enrao by entering upon tho.dockct of said Mayor, bail sufficient for tho amount of such fino and costs, and on his refusal or neglcct to pny or replevy such' fine and costs, ho shall be committed to said jail.

SF.C. 2. When any porson shall havo remained in said jail one day for every fifty cents of tholamount of such fine and costs, ho may be discharged on filing with his jailor his affidavit that ho has no moans or effects wherewith to discharge such fine and costs, or any part thereof, but not otherwise, l'rovidod thatsaia Mayor, may at any time, when tho interests of said city would bo in his opinion subsorvod tboroliy. discharge any person so committed, but no such discharge without payment of suoh fino and costs,shall operate as a satisfaction .thcroof. but execution may still issue agninst,thc goods andchattols of such defendant.

SEC. 3. That if tho penalty or forfeiture in which judgment is obtained, or when any person or porsons shalrbc finod for violations of any city ordinance,Or

not paid or replcifiedjtl.edcfcndant shall be by tho Mayor, committed to the jail of M6nt£Ga3xy county, and in default of payment or rcplovy of such juoiiinont nnd rosts. the defendant, UNLESS A FEMALE, shall by the Mayor be adjudged and required to pay such judgment arid costs by .manual labor in the streets or nther public works of said city.

SEC. 4. Tho Marshal and Street Commissioner, up on being notified by the Mayor is hereby authorized and ompowered to take charge of, and control over, such porson or porsons as may by tho Mayor bo adjudged and rcquirod to pay by manual labor in the streets or other public works of said oity, any judgment that' may have been rendered as aforesaid against suoh porson or porsons. It shall bo the duty of tho said Street Commissioner, to superintend the labor (,f such porson nnd persons, when employed in such manual labor and said Commissioner shall use duo care and dilligenoe. to prevent tho escape of any such person, and for that purposo, if deemed neocssary, may attach a ball and chain to the'log of such

fierson

ISAAC A. SlARKS.

Application for License.

is hereby given that I will apply to the Board Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the first

N(OTICEof

and shall cause such person to labor diligontand faithfully during tho proscribed timo. requiring suoh person or porsons to work not loss than eight nor moro than ten hours por day according to tho season, and each evening shall return suoh Iporson or persons to the koeper of suoh jail..

SEC. 5, Said defendant shall bo allowed for work on tho 8treots or other publio works of tho oity, up on such judgment and costs, one dollar por.day, and upon full payment of such judgment and costs tho said defendant shall bo discharged. The defendant may, at any time, replevy or pay any balance of such judgment and costs Inat may at any time remain un paid.

SKC. 6. This ordinanco shall.bo in force from and aftor its due and legal publication. Passed November 14th: 1865.

Attest: T. D. BROWN. Olork.

BLUB.

Application for License.

"VTOTICE is hereby given that I will apply to the IN Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana at their next term(commencing on the first Monday in December. 1665, for a license to sell intox ieating liquors in less quantities than a-quart ati tirpa, for one year. My place of business, and the 'premises whereon said liquors are, to brdrank are 1b cated on south parts of lots .No, ninety. (90) and •nine ty-two (92) In unoriginal plat of the town of Craw fordeville. Montgomery county. Indiana/ co'vl

1-1665w4. 1IENRT COPMAN.

SC?.,.

DR. JOHN BULL 9K

CUl»KO» BHTEitS,

T^c iathC nnd. IHMriinpDrwht tlhw of the Nineteenth Ceutiary.

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FJ'

No manS name IS more intimately connected with-" tho history ef Materia Medioa of the United States, more favorably known as a pioneer.\u Modieal discovery, than that, of

JoKri Bull of Loolsvilie/Reijitueky,

His inimitable preparation of Sarsaparilla has long, stood at the heads of the various compounds of thai valuable drug. _____

HIS COMPOUND OF Wl'£b i^HERRt

Haj tocotirs a houch61d Word throughout (he wesj -r imd soflth. '-'v- -r*• -r-

His AVorm Lozenges'

In less thnn a jfc.ir after thoir introductiod%ttarno(( a reputation «iJo-spread as the 'oontinont'o( N ortlv Amorioal,- „. t.

But the crowning glory of Ms-life remains to be at' 1 tained in his latest discovory. or rather combination for ho doos not claim to hiivc' been tho disooverer or

CEJDROKT

Which is the basis of the bitters now offered to tha public. That honor .belongs to the natirtt inhabi-1 Units of Contral'America, to whoni its virtues havo. .. been known for moro than two hundred, years.— Armed with it tho Indian bids defiance to tho most

deadly malaria, and handles, without fpar. the most venomous serpent. It is a bolief.with them, that while there is nrodth left iij'tb'o body, tho Codron is potcnttoeiirc.no matter what tho disease majr b#.- ..

While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorso this oxtravngaut pretension, lie is, nevertheless sa'tfsffet from thorough examination of the evidence reTat'*" ing to its virtues, that as a remedy and ^preventative'" for all diseases arising from exposure, either to chan'-* ... ges of weather and climate, or to the miasmatid I'd**" lluences. it stands .•

W I O A I A

And joy

means

of renewing interrupted menstruation, but LADIEB MUST BE Alt IK MtNt that, THERE IS ONE CONDITION OF THE FRUALE SVSTKU IS WUICH TIIE FBMAXE PtI.I.S CANNOT BE TAKEN WITHOUT PRODDOIHO A PECULIAR RESULT.' THE CONDITION REFERRED TO IS PREGNANCY—THE RESULT, MISCARRIAGE.— Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to restore tho sexual functions to a normal condition, that even the roproductive power of nature cannot resist it. THEY CANNOT DO HARM, in any other way.

id justly deserves tho reputation It has so long en' feu in Central America and the Western SUitcff/'1"

HSTr DYSPEPSIA

:And its atUsndnnt train of symptoms, it aets mortf Hke a chnrm than a medioiilo. There is nothing ill" tho whole range of Matoria Medija that can for a moment boar a comparison with it in this disease,

A full account of this wonderful plant may bo foun£ in tho 11th edition of tho S. Dyspensatory. paces' 13ti7 and 1388,

A-sorics of experiments in which Dr. Bull has fcoeit,:' for years cngagod. has just been brought to asucoess-^' ful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to thopublicacombinntion cf CEDRON with otherap* proved tonics the whole preserved in tho best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, whitfh irei# confident has no equal in the world. 5C-

no might furnish a volumo of certificates, but tha public havo long since learned to .estimate snch things at thoir true valuo. Tho safost plan is, for ovory ono to tost for hiin*elf tho virtueB of a BOW incdiciiio.

GIVE TUB

E O I E S

One trial, nnd you will never use any other.

It is not for which

necos°nry to publish a long list of disease^ a tho Codron Hitters aro a spocifio, in all diseases of tho

Bowls. Liver or Kidneys,

In affections of tho

Drain, Depending upon Derangement of Iho Stomach or Bowtli, "flgfsi^rasr

iiss

Gout, Rhcnmntirim

It is destined t6 supercede' all other remodios. It not only curcs those diseases, but it prevents them.

A winegla*8ful of thoso.Bitters, taken an hour be* foro each moal, will obviate the ill effects of thoT-©? most unhoalthy el ma to and soroen tho person taking-i% it against disease undor tho most trying exposure.

Sold by Groccr* and Drnggiatu Generally.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

I Jg-SSt

•$s

and Neuralgia,

AND IN

F^VER and AGUE,

u??

Mmk':

Principal Office,

TiftK Street, Loutsville, Kys-f wfetim:

E. J. BINFORD, CrawfordsvOle, -Ind.

WILSON H. LAYMON, Mayor,

t~'''"

ALSO SELLS

Bull's Sarsaparilla,

Smith's Tonic Syrup, Bull'a Worn Destroyers,

ITp Remember E. J. Bioford's Drug Store. Craw"ordsville, Ind. Iniay«06Sy

I I