Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 February 1866 — Page 3

NEW-. FIRM

JJL7T•'

AT THE

BOOK STORE CORNER h-t «.

L. .A. iFOOTE

AVINU purchased the establishment o( Foote it Thompson, would respectfully inform the pub* io Sonorally thatthey have oil hands and will coninue to keep a full assortment of goods in their lino, nd at prices as low as can bo afforded.

Our stock in part consists of

iblo. Hymn and Prayor Books. .AH tho School and Toxt Books used in College and Common schools. Histories, Standard Novels in cloth .and paper. Tract Society Books, Testaments variety, Miitcollaneous Books,,Music Books and beet Musie in varioty. A

SPLENDID Assortment of Photograph Albums.

Photographs for the Million.

ICTDRG8 IK GIIEAT VARIETTT "Uju'dings. all sixes and kinds.

Oval, Square & Rustic Frames.

artioular ^ttention paid to pVaming Dicturos.

ogal, Jill, Cap, Letter, ..Note and Billet Paper. The largest ati& best assortment of Wall Paper and Bor-

deriDg

in the place. En-

veltfpes in great variety.

IKK.Purses,Pen*,

States Chalk

Lead Crayons. Col

ana Steel Pen Holder.9 Pencils, Pocket Books. Portmonics, Ladies

Baekgnuiuion fc Check- JBv or Boards, Dice and Cups, Chens-men. and various ..Games, Drawing Papor and Pencils.

A select assortment of Pocket Cutlery. Visiting nd Merchant cards. Blank Hooks,in

ent variety.

Blank Notes. Receipts, Mortgnges. Deeds, Ac.. I'oek-

Hooks. Luw and Floats, Rubber Balls. Marbles. Battles. Toy Drums, Flnjis and Swords, and Jn general assortment of small Notions and Toys too numerous to enumerate.

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Irttdies Writing Dciks aud Baskets. Weal goneral

koop a

2STBWS DEPOT

where you will find the follpwing Magazines: Atlantic, Haroer, Eclectic. Godey, Ballon, Young Folks, Frank Leslie, Madame Dcnlorest, Hours at Home, and Wavcrly. Of Papers. N, V. Ledger, Mercury, N. V. Weekly, Harper's Weekly, Chimney Corner, Frank Leslie Illustrated. Yankee Notions, Nick Nax, Cotnie Monthly, lc. Also the

JLafayette Daily Journal.

Wo also offer for sale tho reliablo

Family Sewing Machine

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•WILCOX & G-IBBS

whioh you are especially invited to call and see bofore purchasing olaowhore. JO®Partioula'r attention given to orders for anything not on hands.ef_U

Remember the old stand, oornerof Green nnd Vernon streets. inhere wo .will pleased to wait upon all who will favor us with oall. tebl7'66. ft L, A. FOOTE & CO..

UTHEIE & HONS

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6MW PLOWFACTORY!

On Main Street, a few Doors East of the Post Office.

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WOULD respectfully inform my old oustomcrs nnd tho public generally that I havo ongsgod tho services of MR. JOHN BROWN, a practical and oxporiencod Plow Manufiusturor, nnd will keep on hand the very best quality of

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& Co.,

low

Blacksmith establishment will still bo continued, and prompt attontion given to

HORS12 SHOEING

and all kinds of repairing. ,,,

N.|B. Thoso knowing themselves indebted for work will please make immediate payment us I need the money to,cnlargc my business. febl7'C0, JOHN J. GRIFFIN,

niSSOJ, UTIOJY.

THE

PARTNERSHIP heretofore existingbetwoen L. A. FOOTE and S. S. THOMSON*, in tho Hook and Stationery business, is this day. February 10th, 1B8G, dissolved.

Tho busincsswill bo continued at tho same plnee by L. A, FOOTE FC Co.. to whom all accounts due tho lnte firm must be poid and who will settle nil claims nffmnot onlil ^I hih against said firm.

Feb. 17, 1800.—3w

S. S. THOMSON. L. A. FOOTE.

OMlMPIJ\VMJ\'CE,

Authorizing the Cincinnati, Vndiniiapoli/t nnd Dmivillc SSnilrond Company to Coii•truct Truck through l)*c City of Cnnr* fordnvillc, and l*reMcribiiiti the Term*

SKC. 1, Ho it nrdaincd by the Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville, That the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Danville Railrund Company be nnd tho same lShercbyiautliorizcd to construct a track for said railroad within the limits of the city of Crawfordsville. and for that purpose, tho right of way over across and along the streets nnd alleys within the' corporate limits of said city is hereby granted said railroad company.

SKC. 2. The right of said company to construct and maintain a track through the city of Crawfordsvillo as aforesaid, is subject to tho conditions and terms following, that is to say 1ST. This grant shall not be construed to interfero with the private rights of the owners of real estate over which said road may bo located, relative todnmages for rueh occupancy and appropriation thereof but it is made subject thereto,

Sd. When said track crosses any street, or alley it shall be made to conform strictly to the grade of such street or alley, as heretofore established by the city authorities, unless the C( ininon Council, upon the application of said company,shnll consent to a variation from s" id grade. 3d. At the crossings of streets and alloys, said company shall lay said track in such a manner that it shall cause as little obstruction as possible to the uso of snid streets and alleys for tho 'passage of wngons and other vehieles.nnd shall plank said track between tho rails at all such crossings, and two feet on each sido of such mils, tho entire width of such streotg or alleys, and shall also plank orcravel the sidewalks whero they may cross said railroad, and shall also inuho ««iri crossings safe and convenient for the passage of persons _„i.i„ioa „„,j

keep said crossings when so made, in good repairand condition, so long as it shall nso said streets and alleys for tho purposes aforesaid. •1th. Said company shall construct and continually keep in good repair, under and on the line of said track, at such points as may be deemed necessary by tho city Engineer, or other officer of tho city, under the orders of the Common Council, sufficient culverts and drains to admit the free passngc of water along and from tho streets aforesaid. 5th. All nets and things above required to be done by said company shall be done immediately after tho laying of said track across such streets, alleys or sidewalks aforesaid, and in case the said company shall fail to putsiiL'ti crossings in the order above required, or to keep the smne in repair, or

Cth. S:iid company shall not permit any car or locomotive to stand nt tho crossing of any stri ct or alley so as to obstruct the free passago of teams, vehiol«a nr pnrsmig, without danger or inconvenience and the said company, in alt eases, when the iruln is going out or coming in, shall ring the ctigino bell so ag tb give notice of its arrival or departure, nor shall said company run any locomotive or car on said track at a faster rate than five miles an hour, under such penalty as may hereafter be prescribed by the Common Council of said city, and all suits for such violations may be brought against the principal resident officer or agent of said company, who shall be held rosponsibio fortheuots of tho employees of tho railroad company in this particular. 7th. Whenever said track of said railroad company is located within tho corporato limits of said city, .^hcn tho right of way, granted iiTseetion 1. is relintJUished by said company, except on the streets and alleys so used by said company in the location of said track.

SEC. 3, In case said railroad company shall fail to comply with each and all of the conditions of this ordinance herein set forth, the said right of way herein granted, shall forfeit to'stri city of Crawfjcdsvillc. and tho railroad tracks bolonging to said TOtnpany may at any time thereafter bo removed from the limits of thccity by order of said Common Council and furthermore, in case said right of way bo transferred, said transfer shall bo subject to all the conditions set forth intthis ordinance.

SEC. 4. No more than ono track for said road shall be laid across any street without the previous eonsont of the City Council.

SEC. 5. This ordinanco shall be in forco whenever tho same shall be accepted by tho President of said railroad company for said company and a copy of said acceptance, in writing, shall be filed with tho Clerk of the cjty of Crawfordsvillo and shall haroibosn published, with, said acceptance, for two successive weeks in tho Crawfordsvillo Review,

SEC. 8. Said acccptanee shall be filed within sixty days from this date, otherwise this ordinance is void. Passed Jan. 25th,rl806. •\VILSON II. LAYMON, Mayor.

T. D. BROWN, Clerk.

ODico Cincinnati, Indiunspulis und Dnnvillo. R. 11. CINCINNATI, Jan.29. I860. Tho above ordinanco passed January 25.1800, with the conditions and reservations thcroin expressed is hereby accepted for and on behalf of tho Cincinnati, Indianapolis und Danvillo Rail Road Company by tho undersigned as President of said company.

febl0'60w2' I'rosidcnt C, I. A D. R. U.

•Application for JLicense.

VTOTICE is iMircby given that I will apply to tho li Board of Commissioners of Montgonery county, Indiana, at their next term commencing on tho first Monday in March, lWiO, for a liccnso to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for the poriod. of a year. My plaeo of business and the premises whore Said liquors aro to bo sold and drank, is located on lot nuaiber two (2), Wilson's .sccOud'ndditioh. opposite tho Chicago, New Albany & Iouisvillc Depot JOHN HASTADAY.

Feb3w3

ml dm till 81 ra for'8 JYotice.

NOTICE

is hereby given that tho undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estato of Jonathan M. Shaver, deceased, late of Montgomery county. Ind. DANIEL SHAVER, febl0'60w3 r, V1 Administrator.

Notice

ISprehension

hereby given that the reward offered for tho apof John M. Bowen, for a murderous assauH'co'nimittcd upon Janics'-Wnitely ,on the 25th of December last.in the town of Bcekvillo. Montgomery county. Ind.. is this day withdrawn. No reward will therefnro bo paid from this date. febl0w3t* .WM.WIIITELY,

Application for JLicense.

•VTOTICE is hereby given that I will apply to the liourd of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana, at their next tcrmj commencing on tho first Monday in March, .WOO, for liccnso to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than ft quart at a time. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors arc to bo sold and drank, are situated on part of lot No. eighty-eifeht (P8) on the original plat of the town of Crawfordsvilic, Union township, Montgomery county, Indiana. jan27w3t. MICHAEL SELLERS.

IVavy Tobacco.

N excellent brand of sweet chewing Navy TobcaLCO. for sale by [dec3tf.] LEE BRO.

Election JVotice.

THERE

will be held, at tho office of the Company in Crawfordsville. Ind.. an election of Directors, for tho Crawfordsvillo and Yountsvillo Turnpike Company, on Saturday. February 34th, I860. feWCfliitfwp, 0/dcr of Stjckholderj

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in repair such culverts and drains, the same shall bo done by the Street Commissioner by tho direction of the Common Council, and the said city council may collect the cost-of tho same with twenty (20) per cent, damages in addition thcrcto.by suit against said company beforethe Mayor of said city, or any other Court of competent jurisdiction.

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Healing the Sick!

—BY—

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LAYING ON OF IIANDS.

DR. Gr, W. KEITH,

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•\XTHERE HE WILL I1EAL TIIF. SICK, FOR VV Two Weeks, from Fobruary 5tn. hy the Apostolic mode, thu "LAYING ON OF HANDS."

Dr. K. will give for reference a few of tho wonderful cures performed by him last Summer at Saratoga Springs and Glenn Fulls, N. Y„ during a brief visit at these places

Mrs. DENE VEU, Newark, N,J. Deaf for fifteen years perfectly cured ill five minutes. Miss S. G. HAHT, St. Louis, Mo. Chronic Erysipelas. Case considered hopeless. Totally blind and unable to sit up. After a few hours treatment got up. dressed, and ate a hearty weal. Said she bad not felt so well for two years.

Mrs. TOULY, Luzerne, N. Y. Inflammatory Rheumatism, Chronic liillninmntion of the knoe joint. Perfectly restored in fifteen minutes.

N. SMITH, Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Paralysis of limbs and vocal organs. Made to walk without.cano or crutch, nnd spealt distinctly in less than five minutes.

Mrs. CHARLES CHRISTIAN. Glciin Falls, N. Y. Bad case of Neuralgia. Had been unublo to sleep more thnn half an hour each night for several months. After ono operation went to bed and had a good night's rest. CURED.

Miss FANNY DENEVER, N, ,1. Female weakness and general nervous prostration. Cured by two operations.

Mr. 0. itARDWELL, jr., Greenfield. Mass. Diseased Kidneys and Seminal Weakness. Had been a great sufferer. Cured by two operations.

Miss MARTHA AMEK. Glen Falls, N. Y. Bad caso of Catarrh. Perfectly cured by a fow operations,

Mrs. G. T. MEAD. Glenn Falls, N. Y. Prolapsus Uteri. Fifteen year's standing. Perfectly restored by a few operations.

Mr. ROtiEliS, Glenn Falls, N. Y. Heart disease. Cured in ten minutes.

Come one, Come all!

Who desiro to recover from the prostrating influence of Disease. Terms for treatment always reasonable, and in proportion to the means of the patient.

Feb 3-wc-3t.

Paten'-1

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SILVER SKIRT.

More*1?

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DURABLE,

GRACEFUL

TniSnewand

Tho Highest Premium ever givcu .for a Hoop Skirt.

The Steel Spring3 aro wound with a fine plnled wire (in place of a cotton covoring), which will not wcaroCT orbeooinc soiled, and .the whole Skirt may bo washed without injury or fear of rusting and will be as good as new.

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THE

Combination Silver Skirt.

This invention combines with tho ordinary cotton Skirt the advantages of ourSllvrr Skirt tho bottom hoop arc tho sainn as those used in the Silver Skirt, the covoring of which cannot wear off, while tho upper ones nru covered with uottou. No lady having once worn one of our Sk.rts will be willing to wear any other, as tho lower hoops of all other kinds nre soon injured and soiled.

The best materials are used in their construction, and from their durability and neatness, they arc destined to becoino

A Favorite Skirt.

For Sale now at the

Graham Establishment,

Sole Agents for Montgomery Co^ly. I fclo. eon toM -o't. Application rvr JLicense. 1CT0T10E is hereby given that I will apply to the i' Hoard of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Iudiana.at their next term, commencing on 'the first Monday in March, 1W5H, for a license to soli intoxicating liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time for one year. My place of business and tho promises where said liquors are to be sold and drank, is located on lot No. one hundred and eleven (111) as the same is known and designated on tho original plat tho town of Crawfordsville. Ind. fcb3'60w3. EDWARD ROESSLER.

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Application for JLicense.

NOTICEof

is hereby given that I will apply to the Board Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indian:), at their next term, coinnienoing on tho first Monday in March, IHfiO, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, for ono year. My plaeo of business and tho promises •where said liquors are to bo sold and drank, is looatod on part of lot No. one hundred and ten (HO).as the same is known and designated on tho original plat of the town of Crawfordsvillo,Ind. _y fcb3'66wc3t. JOHN C. HARTONG.

Valuable Farm for Sale-

VALUABLE Farm situated 0 miles north of ^jrawfordsvillo.nnd 1 milo west of tho Craivirdsmla and Lafayette road containing 12(1 acres iuLtion, and PO acres of good withsjpod fences, a comfortable

[enroll and under culti lol^c houseiJWitli a never failing well of good wa

mbcr, all on dwelling lious ., .. tcr at the door good stables and outhouses, iho timber runs entirely across the north sidcot' tho farm which would mako it very convenient in case tho purchaser shoulu wish to divide if into two farms. For1 terms apply at tho REVIEW OFFICE, dcc23 or of A. PRICE.3p tho premises.

Application for JLiccnse.

NOTICE

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is horcby given that I will npply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the_first Monday in March, 1860, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less qiiantitioS'thau a quart at a time for ono year. My plaeo of business anil the promi&Uj^ whero said liquors nre to be sold and drank urc sitiiatcd onjiart of lot No, fifty-two (32) in the town^pf Waveland, Montgomery county. Indiana, as plated by John Milligan and Matthew Noel, it being'forty feet (40) off the south end of said lot running from CrosB street east on Howard street forty-nine and a half feet (49,S), and norlh from Howard stroot on Cross street fotifcr (40) feet. fcb3'0(iwe3tW. EDWARD ROESSLER.

Application for JLicense.

NOTICE

is hereby given that I will apply to tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the first Monday in March 1BG0, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities thnn a quart at a timo for one year. My plane of business and the premises whereon said liquors arc to be sold and drank is located on tho following premises to-wit: Beginning at the south east corner of Rufus Earl's lot, and running parallel eighty-two and a half (82K) feet east with the town of Middlotown, theneo north one hundred nnd sixty-five (105) fcqt. theneo westeighty-two and a half (8QX) feet, thence south ono hundred land sixty-five (165) feet to the plaeo of beginning, it bo ing apart of thciouth west quarter of section four toon (14) township nineteen. (19) north of range six \t) west, in the town of Middlotown, Wnyno townebip,Montgomery county. Ind.

JANSC-EEW*. EDWARD SHOWEN.

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IIAS TAKEN ROOMS AT THE

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DURABLE,

Sill More Ifll ELASTIC,

ELASTIC

GRACE1I

And will keep its shape and retain its ... ])lace better than any other Skirt...,,.

boautiful style of Skirt was award

ed by the Great American Institute Fair, held in New York City, October, lft05, a

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THE

Drrry

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fy),

8, WISE & BROTHER,

LaFayette, Indiana^

will bo opened on or about the 10th of January. leoo.in

3Mo- -4L,

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Karl Jl Hatcher's elecant marblo building, with a very extensive and complete stock or

Domestic Cottons and Woolens, Dress Goods, Cloaks,-tihawh, Hosiery, and a most complete assortment of J\'oiions and

Fancy Goods.

Our aim shall bo to mako LaFayette & regular Wholesale Dry Goods Market, where luerchants shall be able to lay in their

FULLISTOCK,

necessary to transact a First Class Retail Dry Goods Business.

Our Stock

IS ENTIRELY NEW,

bought directly from Commission Houses And Munuufacturcrs uijenti lor

A. S

and expecting to transact a large business our prices will be found fully as low as Cincinnati or Chicago

Orders entrusted to us will be promptly xecuted at lowest quotations. 4.-y

S. WISE & BROf HER,

4, Sari & Hatcher's Block,

"LaFayette, Indiana.

SI8I

IMPORTANTTOFEMALES

PILL&

comhinntion of Ingrcdionto in thoso Pills is tn« result of a long ana extensive pnictici1. They ftro mild in their, operation, and cannot do harm to the mo?t uelicnte: certain in correct! nffnll irreRularitius, 1 uinful Menstrufttians, romovinu all obstructions. whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pani in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all ncrvouji aucctiuns,hysterics,fatigue,pain in the hack anu Iimb.«, ilo., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was the commencement of a now era in tho treatment of irregularities and obstructions which havo consigned sn many to a 1'itKMATi'iSE (IIIAVK. No fonnilc can onjoy good health unless she is regular, nnd whenever an obstruction takes place tho general tinnltli

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4...W..R,„O form TIIK.FJM-

EST I'HKI'ALTATIOK KVKIT RI:T L'onwAIM with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DOK'T HIi ItBCEIVED. Tako this advortigoment to yonr Druggist, and toll him that you wnm th« BUST ninl inont BKLlAKMi PEVIAliB HIEDICINE IIV TUK WOUI.I), which is coinprisiMl in these Pills: AND TAKE NO OTHERS

ROM HIM" They are offered as tho only safe means of renewing interrupted menstruation, but LADIES MTTST I1KAII1N MINI* that, THERE IH ONK CONDITION* OF TIIK FKMALE SYSTEM IN WHIO'R TIIE FEMALE PlM.8 CANNOT IM TAKEN WITIIOFT l'KODUCINO A PECULIAR RESu IIT. THE CONDITION REFERRED .TO IS PREGNANCY- THE RESULT, MISCARRIAGE.— Such is thu irresistible tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual functions to a normal condition, that even (he reproduet.ivo power of nature cannot resistit. THEY CANNOT DO HARM, in any other way.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

a vo been a standard remedy for over thirty voars. and are the most effectual one ovor known

tor

all

complaints peculiar to FKii ALFP. 10 an classes hoy are invaluable, IXDUCINO.WITII CERTAINTY, PERIOD

ICAL REGULARITY. They are known to thousands, who have used them at different periods, throughout I tho country', having tho'sanction of.soiae of the most EMINENT PilYSIC'l AS IN AMERLFIA.'

Explicit directions, stating when tlioy should not bo used, with cnuh Box—the l'rioo Ono Dollar per ax, or 0 lioxes for, 5. containing from 50 to 00 Pills.

Pills sent by

mftttr.promptly,

secure from obsorva-

ion, by riiniittfljK.to the Proprietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. HUTClllNUS fc HILLYER. PROPRIETORS. 81 Cedar St., New Yorli.

•JOHN D." PART? Ciihtirrtiati. ftnd LORD FC SMITH. Chicago. Wholesale Agents. Sola in Crawfordsvillo bp,* R. K. KROCT, and'E. J. lilNFOItD. i. ii

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Sold in Monticcllo by SPENCER A BUOTIIEH. and T. J. MOMILI.ES. [aprilH Ifc05y.

Application for License.

NOTICE

is horcby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana, at their next torm, commencing on tho first Mnndny in March, 1BG6, foralioensc to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, tor ono year. My place of business and tho premises where said liquors aro to be^old^nd drank, is located on lotlNo. eight (8 block six (6) in tho original plat of tho town of Ladoga, Montgomery county. Ind. febl0'6«w3. GEORGE W-. DR1SKELL.

.Application for JLicense.

VTOTICE is horcby givon that I will apply to the Li Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. Indiana, at'thcir next term, commencing on tbo first Monday iu March 180C,for a,.lieense'to sell intoxioating liquors in les» quantitios than a quort at a timo for on I-year. My -piace of business nnd the premisos wliero said liquors arc to be sold and drank is located on part of lots ninety 90) and ninty-two (92) as the same is known and designated on the original plat of tho town of Crawfordsville. Indian". fcciu'60w3 WILL.AM B.HLDSON,

CUGWINtt TOBACCO.

Applendid

quality of Virginia Cavondich Chewiiijf

Tobacco lustrcceived znAforzrtebj jcc3tf. LEE «xAUlJii2K

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O 03^ iE 0TTlSr!iD

CEDRON BITTERS.

sell- sf

Tfac I.atcst nnd ITIoX I niportnill

orthe Nineteenth'Century,"

adu).r

No man name is more intimate! tho history ef Materia Modiea oft or more favorably known as a pioneer in Medioal dis covery, thaii tnat of

ly connected with the United Status,

John Bull of Louisville. Kentucky,

His inimitablo prepaiation of Sarsaparilla has loRtf stood at tho heads of the various compounds of that ......,. ..v,al^alilu

HIS

drug*...

COMPOUND

OF WILD CttEftRY

Has bccomo a household word throughout thp west and south, '.

His Worm Lozenges

In less than a year aftor thoir introduction attained a reputation us widu-«proad ,as the continent of North America,

Hut tho crowning glory of his life remain^ to bo attained in his latest discovery.or ratborcombination/ for he docs not claim to havo boon tho discoverer of

O ES HON

Which is tho basis of the bitters now offered to tho public. That honor belongs to tho nativo inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtuos havo been known for more than two hundrod years.— Armoil with it tho Indian bids ilofianoo' to tho most deadly innlnria, and handles, without foar, tho most venomous serpent. Jt is a bolief wiUi thern, that while there is ureath left in tho body,4Vl« Cedron 18 potent to cure, no matter diSoase may bo.

While Dr. Hull is not prepare. ... travngant pretension, lie is, nevertheless satisfiou from a thorough examination of the evidenco relating in it• virtues, that ns a remedy and preveutativs for all diseases arising trom exposure, either to changes of wcathcrand climate, or to the miasmatic influences. it stands

W I O A I A

if'?,

An early call for exaiuiuition of our Stock will provcmutunllyboncfici.il

Anil iustly deserves tho reputation it has so long onjoycu iu Central America and the Western States.

DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train of syinnfoms. like a charm thnn a meiliuinu. Tliere

it acts mord is nothing in

the whole range of Materia Aledica that efen for a moment bcara comparison with it in thisdisoaso.

A full account of this wonderful pluntmay be found in tho lllh edition of tho U. S. Dyspcnsatory, pagos 13f7 aud

A series of experiments in "which Dr. Bull hns boon for years engaged, has nxt been bronchi to asuooessful termination, and ho is now enabled to olf'ar to the public a eombinatinn cf CEDRON with otherapproveil tonics the whole preserved in tho best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which ho is confident has no equal in tho world.

Ho might furnish a volumo of certificates, bat tho public have long since learned to estimate such things at their true value. Thu safest plan is, for every ono to test for himself tho virtues of a new medicine.

GIVE TUB

''"-•£$£ "l

E I O I E S

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Ono trial, nnd you will never uso any other.

It is not necessary to publish along list of diseases for which the Ccdron Hitters are a specific, in all dis-

Bowls^ Liver or Kidneys, $

eMn affections of tho

Brain, Dc]ieinlin|{ upou Dcrnngomcut oflhfl Mlomncli or. BOArcl*, ...

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It is destined to supercedo all other remedies. It not only onros thoso diseases, but it prevents them.

A wineglaasful of theso Bitters, tnken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effects' of tho most, unhealthy climate and screen the person taking it against disease under the most trying cxpoeuro.

Sold by Groccrs nnd DragjjiiitM Generally, TV

DR. JOHN BULL'S*-

iis.-i JVincipal Oflioc

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