Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 April 1866 — Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANOTHER CHANGE

IIsT lETEIE^nyE.

T.S.MARTIN,

(SucccMcr to "Bill Howiri,")

"Would respectfully nnnounee to Iho citizen* nf Montcolliery county that, lie will not bo able to furnish thcin a« inucb poetry a1* his,'}1-

Iircdt-conKor, but lie will furnibh huuicient prose to inform tliein tliut lie has a

FULL STOCK

STANDARD PBINTS,

.i.r

Spring Shawls, White (Jood*. -i-r.

Civ

nd a

GOODS

Rough t, for ash.

to be sold at tho

JLoiccst Cash I*vires.

My Mock consists of Brown nnd Hlcnched Shirtf'nj?* nnd Hheatings, Challi I)c Lainc*, 4

O I E I E S

Men and Boys.Woar, Heady-Made Clothing.

HATS SAND'^CAPS,

Hoots and Shoos, Notion', Ac., Ao.

meSs--

)1 r"T' "FK^pecial attention is called to my!I r'TIT ILTlLrlt r"s lock of Fancy Cassiniercs.ICFirT'irT

*A11 kimis of Country Produce, takcu

:rade. T. tf. .MARTIN. iu trad April 14-1860. (weMdySO,

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Amending fill Orflinnncfi "For Meemingand Hcsulatins Saloon, HcMuurant*, (rorcrirn nnd otner plncoH where Aril*'lit Spirit*, •'ln(oxicntiU|[ nnd SinnII IJquors nrv nold,

Bnrlercd or fiiren Awnji U»«d or '^Orniik Upon Ihc I'remlwJi of the Occupnut 'Thereof." sasiSKC. 1. Bo it. ordained by the Mayor and Common

Council of tho City of CrawfordBVilJo. Indiana, 1 liat «oc. 1 of "An Ordinance for Licensing and Koculatina Saloons, Restaurants, Groceries. vc-, bo amended so as to rend as follows, to-wit: He it ordained by the Mayor nnd Common Council of the City or Crawfordsvillo. That any person wishing to erect, open or keep within the city limits or at, any place within two miles of said city limits, any bar, booth, soloon. rostaurant, dram shop, or plaoo for soiling, bartering..or giving away, any wine, ale. boer, ardent hpiriw. intoxicating liquors, or other malt orformontod drinks or liquors to bo used or drank upon tho promises, shall, boforo entering upon said businesses aforesaid procure from the Mayor of said city, aliecnso so to do in accordance with the provisions of becond Section of this Ordinanoo. And every person who shall erect,open, or keep* within tho city limits, or any place within two miles of said city limits, any Buch tar. booth, saloon, restaurant, grocery or dram shop, or place for selling, bartering, or giving away any wine, ale, beer, ardent spirits, intoxicating liquors, or other malt or fermonted drinks or liquors, to bo nsed or drank upon tho premises, and every porson who shall noil, bartor.or give away, within said city limits,or any place within two miles of said city limits, any wine. alo. beer, ardent spirits, intoxicating liquors or other malt or fermented drinks, or liquors, to boused or drank npon tho premises, without having first procured from the Mayor of said city a license so to do, shall, upon conviction thoreof, forfeit and pay a ponalty of twenty-fivo dollars for each offense

Passed April U. ^OX. Mayor. Attest: T. D. BUOWN. Clerk. InprTweS.

Navy Tobacco.

N excellent brand of sweetohowing Nary TobcaxVco. for sale by [deo3tf.] LEE & BRO.

CIIGWINO TOBACCO.

Sr A splendid quality of Virginia CavcndiBh Chowing ix Tobacco mstrecoiwcd and for salo by dec^tf. jjhr-» tt HKU IH hK.

Tabic CnUery.

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STATE (IF INDIANA, Montgomery County, Court Common Picas—Juno Term. 1K6. Margaret Willis,

Y!. Divorcc.

Jeremiah Willis.

it remembered, that on Hie 29th day of March, in the year 1H06, said plaintiff by William I'. Uritton her att-ornoy, produced, and filed in Iho Clerk's oflico of said Court, her eomplnint fur Di-. vorce as cau.«c of action in this bohalf. and also the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that tho said defendant, Jeremiah Willis is not a resident of the Stnto of Indiana. How therefore noticj of the filing and pendency of said complaint is liereren to tho said Jorciniah Willis, that he may bo ppear before tho Jud?e of tho Court of Common I'leas of said county, on the second day of the next term of said Court to be held at the Court House in Crawfordsvillo, on tho first Monday of June. 1S0C, (Junc-Uh) then and thorn to answorsaid complaint.

Witness my hand and the seal of said

W Court of Common I'leas this 4th day of April. 1W. WILLIAM K. WAT.LACK aprilT.lPU6-w-c-M. Clerk.

•tthniniftfraror'n *Yotice.

"VfOTICE is hereby Riven that the. undersigned ha* been appointed Administrator of the citato of Joseph liluc lato of Montgomery county, Ind. doceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, will please call upon tho undersigned

UKO. W. McWILLIAMN.

and settle. innrch:'r66w3 Administrator.

j$NHW PLOW FACTORY!

On Mnin Sfn it few Dual's East of tin J'out Office.

WOULD respectfully inform my old customers and the public generally that I have encaged the services ef Mil. JOHN I1KOWN, a praetical and cx-

pcrieneed I'low Manufacturer, and will keep on hand the very best qualitv of

I O W S

IHacksmith establishment will «till bo continued, and prompt attention given to

HOUSE SHOEING

and all kinds of repairing.

I N.|H. Those knowing iheinselves indebted for work will please make lmmediato'payment as 1 need the money to enlarge my business. fobiT-Gfi, JOHN A. GKIl'KIN.

I IA VE YOTJ IffiAJD

Thin Htorv:

slightly modified to suit tho \$

Tini(\ Placc and Occasion:

The shades of nighl wore falling fast. As through a Western Cliy passed A youth, who bore, "mid snow and ice. A banner with this strange device "HOOD 'K\Y

The news was that L. A. FOOTK A CO. li:ul just received a large lot of New Goods, making their stuck fuller and inure complete than it had ever heen, and the best stock in their line ever ill the city of Crnivfordtvillo.

Sf»» He passed whero hang* lie sign o'er bend: "No farther go," a young man said.

Vou'll find no better far or wide'-— nsfytt tH&bi And loud that saxe-horn voice replied: o»'"GOOD NEWS!"

For the information of tho public, wo would say that tho sign referred to is that of the COJINKK HOOK STOIII ," (you can see it

from either tjroen or Vernon

street ?,) and the young man who stopped the traveler was .John It. Kobinson. Jr.. who has been in the establishment a year, and hoing well posted in the business, knew what he was talking about, when he told the gentleman with the banner to stop. If you doubt, cull and a^k him. i',:

And now lie stands within the door, Where goods arc found from wall to floor And with a smile and wink of eye, Ho rays in aecents clear and high. 1 SEE XEW C.OODS!"

He saw lliblos. Testaments, Pra.tcr Hooks and Hymn Hooks for all denominations. Albums^ Histories, Novels, Music Hooks, a great stock of miscellaneous Hooks. all the School Hooks in use in common Schools, College Text Hooks, Hlank and Memorandum Hooks, Pictures, all sorts, kinds and sizes, Picture Frames, Moldings, Paper of every size and kind. Wall and Window Paper, Window Shades, Cords, Tassels Envelopes, Slates, Pencils, Ink, Pens, Toys in great variety, and Notions of all kinds. In fact, if you were to ask him he would not be ablo to enumerate the half that he did see. Nor did lie forgot to inquire the prices, which, being lower than ho anticipated, and finding many things he wanted he bought quito a large quantity, which ltd to the following results:

At break of day. towards the brook, His way a thirsty farmer look Ho heard a voice of wild despair King clenrly through the morning air— "GOOD NEWS!"

Tho fanner was asloni 'liid for he could see no one. and so ho brought out his dogs for a hunt, and had tho mystery explained as follows:

A traveler, by tho faithful hound, ••.•r.-'Vi: All buried in New Goods was found iriKt-i Still his hands, as in a vice. That banner with that strango device "GOOD NEWS!"

The fact is that lie had got, too many articles for his money and was not ablo to 'toto" them home, and so got into tho above unfortunato predicament

I fear the youth who bravely boro Tho Kxcelsior flag in days of yore, Tho "Corner Book Storo" had not found Or he might now bo singing round— "GOOD NEWS!"

The reason we have for this belief is, that if ho had found tbo "Corner" ho would have bought so many entortaining Hooks that he would never have undertaken that journey, but liavo stayed at homo and mado a quiet citizen.

Our hero livc«, and lives tlii« day. S If you'd like to know I'll toll you tbo way His mind was full and his heart was warm.

And ho was only singing amid tho storm, "GOOD NEWS'"

He rescucd from his pe.riloofl oondiUon* went on bin way rcjoicine and gladened his family and friends with a bountiful supply of Book*, Stationery. Toys, Notions, Ac., which ho had bought at, tho pi

•'. w. SAri'KNVIKLD. K. M. SAM'KNFIELD.

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

AND

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WlJ'f"

ATTKNI) to business in Iho Circuil and Common Pleas Courts in this and adjoining counties Will give prompt attention t: the settlement of Kstatus, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' Claims.

Huy nnd sell on commission, House." and Lets Vacant Lots, Farm*. Farming Land in all the Western State* and Territories.

Loans negotiated, collections made. Land entered, I axes paid and litles examined in all the Western .States.

Have for sale a large number of desirable dwelling' In this city, also, a lar^e number of vacant Lots at very reasonable terms.

Ilavo also a large numbor of Farms in this and adjoining countics for sale, also 15,H)0 acres of Wctern Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our haiiiifelor sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us. sell the property at the fixed price, or for more or less, the connnbsion must, in all cases, be paid to us. _ILrOflice over llrowii's l)rug Store, Vernon street, Crawfordsvillo,

KKKKKKNCKS:—Ind.

McDonald

House and lot on Walnut street, near College, il rooms, f^ood cistern, cellar, stable, and fine selection of growing fruit. Lot K". by 16.r. For terms apply.

Houscand lot of li acres in south part of city, 24 rods on pike road, 41) rods back. 1U0 good fruit trees, ham 31 by Wi. well, cistern,cellar, ami good out buildings, house a stories high. rooms, with 1 bouse nnderioof of same building, good selection of small fruits, grapes, Ac., and a fine collection of ornamental troes. Price $4,txhi in payments.

Out lot No. 4, in Samuel "1 hompson's addition. 0K Farm ot-l'J-i acres, 00 acres cleared bottom land, good saw p.nd grist nulls, saw mill cut IHMKl feet per day, two run of stones, building 4 stories high, timber enough on premises to run saw mill •r years, good orchard, nam, and comfortable bouse, with pood out buildings, good spring, and coal bank on farm, miles cast of Itockville, Parke county, Ind. Terms in reasonable paymonts.

Farm lfitl nercs, 2 miles, west of Crawfordsvillc. Ternis $'5 per acre. Farm 271 acres, near Hrownsville, Montgomery county. Ind. Farm $45 per acre in payments.

Farm 160 acres north of Crawlordsville $45 per aere, in reasonable payments. Farm 110acres 1 mile wost of Vouiitsvlllc. in repair, good house, barn. .te. ^T-" I'cr aere.

Fnrm m«.ru in 1'arkc county, Ind 6 miles east Itockville. Terms reasonable. Farm P0 acres 2),' miles south of Waveland, Ind., 2 houses and 2 orchards, with all necessary out buildings, Price $75 per acre, in payments.

Farm 01 acres, 6 miles east of Itockville, Ind,, good house, barn, orchard, and out buildings. Cheap at $75 per acre.

Have also for sale 500 acres in Page county, Iowa, Will exchange for town property in a flourishing town or city. 200 acres in Coffy county, Kansas. Filtered fi years ago. Price $2,00 per acre. 1C0 acres in Dickinson county. Iowa 51,10 per acrc. 500 acres in Missouri at $1,00 per acre.

Also a largo number of farms in this and adjoining Slates. For particulars apply. Western land constantly on hand, for sale or exchange.

Also for sale 3J- acres west of the Odd Fellows' Comclery. Parties wishing to make quick sales of their property will do well by .sending us a description of their property. We have made arrangements with Ileal Kstatu Agcnciosin most of tho Western States, and arc prepared to make transfers at a small expense. jan'JU uc. SAPPENFIKLD

Of Montgomery County!

YOU

Yuu will Save Time, Expense of Frejghl,

AND

Avoid the risk of Dccline in Cioods

IIY U01 Nli TO

LAFAYETTE

Stop at No,

ACQ

whero you got chonp goods and tho right[cb&ngo back.

And now with goods in his arms and hands, Goods on his back, in goods he stands— And oosting but a vory fow fips— The well known sound oomes frora his lips, 'GOOD NEWS!"

It may bo gaid that the youth above mentionod was employed to blow for FOOTE fc CO.. but you can bo convinced of your mistake if you will call and see the best assorted and most complote stock of goods in our line ever brought to tho city, and at priccs to suit the times.

The youth forgot to say that we keep a General News Depot, where you oan find a full supply of 41 AHAZIMKS and Literary Papers.

Also have for sale the "Wllcoi & Glbbs Sewing Machine," whioh we invite you to call and seo.

Any goods not on hands promptly ordered. Thankful for rast favor! we would respectfully ask you ALL to call. .„

March 3!. !fw, l:.A. FOOTE CO.

Roach, Indianapolis

Smith .fc Mnek. A torneys, Torre Haute Patterson Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce do Judge S. F. Maxwell, Uockville Win. Durham, President First National Hank oi Crawfordsvillo: Campbell, Walker ami t'ooley. Professors jf Law, Michigan I'niversity, Ann Arbor. Mich. [janti 'fili-yl.

S FOR SALE. I"ts

7, nnd B, in Kennedy's nddition, containing an acre in each lot. Two story frame house with room", cistern, cellar. orchard, and out buildings, with 3 acres of land ,V mile west of College.

Home and lot on corner of Washington and Pike streets. 3 stories. 9 rooms, hulls, well, cistern, and cellar, growing fruit, and good outbuildings, will sell in 3 parcels, suitable for purchasers, lotHi'j by 165. Terms easy.

House and lot on Washington street, near college, rooms, good cistern, cellar, stable, and growing fruit. Lottfil'i by 1B3. Terms easy.

Earl & Hatcher's

New Block,

g. WIS Bwinn

New Wholesale Dry Goods Ilousc.

Our Hoods aro

ALL NEW AND FRESH,

and comprise everything in the lino adapted for

Ladies and Men's Wear.

Full Lines of Notions

AND

A N O O S

OUR PRICES ARE

BJiMLiY CORRECT JED

New York Quotations.

OEDEES ENTRUSTED TO US

"WILL BE

Filled With Special Care,

AND

ALWAYS at LOWEST PBICES.

S. WISE BROTHER, 4, Earl & Hatcher's Block,

LaFaycttc, Indiana.

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fjlwi'itj'!

3 9 9 5 5 9 5 9 5 5 THE PEOPLE'S_TRUE FRIEND. .PERKY"DAVIS'

KG KTA11T.K

A I I.

It is a sure remedy for Aut and Cim.i.s and Fr.vi:i:. PAIN 11,1.Kit, taken internally, should be adulterated with null or water, or made into a syrup with molasses. For a Cough, a few drops on sugar eaten «ill be more ctlrctivc than any thing else.

See J'rmUil Direction*, irhu accompany each bottle.

The PAIN KIMJKH is by universal consent allowed to have won for itself a reputation unsurpassed in the history ol medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in the entire eradication and extinction of PAIN, in all its various forms incidental to the human family, and tho unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the masses in its lavor, have been and are its own bost advertisement.

11KWAKE OF ALL IMITATIONS The Pain Ivillcr is sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the U. Slates and in toreign Countiiis

I'RICES—25 ccnts, 50 cents, and $1 per Bottle. J. N. HAIIKIS fc CO.. Cincinnati. 0. Proprietors lor the. Southern and Western States.

Sold Wliolesalo and Retail by

K, .1. Uinford. MolTett A ltooe. It. 'K. Kroiit. Crawfordsvillc .1. F. Watkins. Fredericks!.ui£ anil all Lafayette Druggists. linS'liR]

DR. S. O. UICIIAKIJSON'S SlIF.RltV WINE IHTTKHS.—IMmrinnceuticnl I'rcpnratiuii, t-y roj,r»lurly bducatird Phyriioinu—is one rl themo^t pleasant and valuable tnnie.s jit the day. Purons reeov^nnir froin protraotiul illness, or those who at this p:irtietilar season ol the yenr. lire snhjeet to ,Jaundice. Habitual Constipation, ttr any tli8ca.sc* unsin^ from a disordered Stomach, Liver or IlnweU, will tind in th« Sherry Wine Hitters a Iriend more to be desired than gold Sold by tt&sf All Crawfordsvillc OruKBiptp,

LOl'I) IS TI1K l'RAISK in favor of a r.iliiabl mcdieine and Dr. S. A. W eaver's Syrup and Cerate $ curing j) Tory case ol !alt Rheum, Erysipelas, Serofula. Tetter. I. Icerated Sores, Scald Head. f»oro Eyes and all the diseases that are the result of impure" blood. People suffering from these disca*.':- call be cured by persevering ill the use ol Dr. Weaver's reinodios. The Syrup will purify the blood and drive the disease to the surface ol' the skin. whom, by upplyingthc cure is sure. IT

STOP TMUll

ALLEY'S

N A S A

O N S I O N

AND ALL DISEASES OF TIIK LUNGS. nf its use is a proof of its crent value,

PHK results nr its use 1 Thn extraordinary IilvALlNO I'HOI'lOliTIES this medicine arc experienced by all those who have used it. Their testimony can be found in a pamphlet which can be obtained of the Agents whore the medicine is for sale.

Cough* and Colds, however distressing, a-e broken up in an incredible short time, by causing a specific influence on the lung', so that the mutter anil phlegm arc easily expectorate '.

I'uins and .Soreness of tho Chest nro ouickly relieved, by the irritated pnrts becoming healed. Cold Chills and Night Sweats become immediately cheeked. by tho strength being restored. The torpid liver i-- restored to action as tho blood becomes purified.

ALLEN'S Lit NO BALSAM contains no opium in any form. Itispcrfectly harmlo-sfor tho most delion te child.

('ONSUMPTIVKS

would do

WELL

ROBACK'8

BITTERS

PAIN KILLER,r

T11K It MAT.

.M KliIt'lN JC O rfK' A (iK/

PAKKN INT1-:li\ AM.V, and I'SI'I) r\ at.- T| 1 LV AS

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IT criu:s MOST thr ILLS „f

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NUVF.II KAII..S TO

UI'KKSKINCerate,n IKITATIOS. Sold by

ALL CUAWKOllDiSVIM,l' DIU'CCISTS.

corain

The Grrnl ni-meilv for the Cure of P|

to rend his trcntis on

dcccased Lung*. PHYSICIANS who have failed toenre tneir pnlinws should try this Medici no before they isivc the case up, as wo know very many valuable lives havo been Bovod by being persuaded to give it a trial.

He sure and got ALI.F.N'S \A SO BALSAM, and lot no other article be upon you. ALLEN'S LUNOpalmed

BALSAM put up withi great care,

and with fine ptecl engraved labelt beating the Mg nature of the proprietorH. l)OVT F0I10KT THAT ALLKN'S 1A:NO HALSAM will break up the most distressitig Cough in a few hours' time.

Manv cases of Consumption, that were considered incurable, have been cured in this city. Call and get a pamphlet,and read the remarkable cures, which will convince you of the great valuo of this medi-

Wall Paper

OAAA T)/^T TC WALL PAI'EHand WinOUUU JjV-JJLi O dow Hangings at from 15 cents to $1,50 per bolt, just opened at tbo I-'ancy llalaar and Book Store of ____

AXES.

RISE

RO BACK'S

•4.°4

DYSPEPSIA,

and are the bost Tonic in the world.

ROBACK'S J?

BLOOD

I S O

SCUUH:

S I

HEADACHE,

ov Nfc,

Co^livonopft, and all diHoaMCB of tho bowels.

ROBACK'S

BLOOD

rnniun!

ARE SOLD IV* ALL Druggists nnd Dealers In Patent Medicines

EVERYWHERE

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

(Successors to Ir. C. W. Roback,) SOLK PROPRIETORS,

Don't dcFpairbccauso all other remedies have failed, but try the rcroody and you will not be deceived. 1 for sale by j^o^ieto^

ruiCF.—si per bottle. Sold by Medicino Dealers throughout tnc oity and country. For sale by E. .1. Uinford. Moffett «t Ilooc, H. K. Kront, C'rawfordsvillo .1. Watkins. Fredoricksburg. mar3'G0m3we.

NOB. 56,58, 60 & 62 East Third St. CINCINNATI. OHIO.

marlO'OG

nc nnat

sTATIi

KWAN A,

BKin

JAMES PATTERSON.

feb24'06. [Wctoo]

Superior article of Lippcncott A CoV. Poublo Refined Catt Bteel Ax-k.w8rran it 5 DnU in

Gt'c3«f

ss.

('ourt

Carolino l'lunkett.

Complaint for Divorco.

Willinm H. PlunketU

it rememberod. That on tho 20th day of March tho year IfiiW. said plaintiff Caroline 1 lunkett produced and filed in the Clerk's office of tno Common Please Court of said County, her complaint For Divorco, a« eauso of action in this behalf, and also the Affidavit, of a disinterested person, setting Jortn that the said defendant, "\V illiam U. 1 lunkett is not a resident of the Stato of Indiana. Now,, theretore, notice of tho Aline and pendency of said action

"Witness my hand and the teal of said Common I'leas Court the 4th day oi April. 186ft. ....

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O N 5 I S

CiiDBOS BITTERS#

I. ilc*( mill ITIIINI lni|iorl:itif I)Ufcvii7

of ihr C'viTiury,

man'* namo i^ inorc intimately comieoted wilh' hUtory el" Materia Medica of tnc United Stated, is a pit. cuveiy, than UiHi of

John RulI of Louisville. Kenlueky,

prepm atii.n of Sar^aparilla has Inns dj of the various compounds of that valuable drug.

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERAV

litis-- becunic houcehold word throughout thrs wes^ :ind south.

I:Lis AVorai Lozen2 es

In 1»»«*h than a »nr after their introduction nttnlned a reputation

JIH

wide-^prend as the cuntiuoirt of X»»rt)k America,

Hut the crowning £l«»ry «f his lifo rrtnains to be nt tained in his latest discovery.or rather comhipnlion. for he due.4 not claim to hsivc ttecn the disC"Wer«r of

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Wliieli is the lm-i« cf the bitters now offered to tho public. That honor bclons to the nativo inhabi:niit? of Central America, to whom its virtues havo been known lor more than two hundred years.— Armed Willi it the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria, and handles, without foar, tho most venomous scrpvnl. It is a bolief with them, that while there breath left in the body, the Cedron is to:it to cure, no matter what the disease may be.

While Or. Hull in nut m-ep.'iroil to endorse thi* ex''ravacant, pretension, lie is, nevertheless .satisfied' trom a ihurou^h examination ol' tho evlcleneo relating toil* virtue*, that, inn remedy and preventative for nil diseases arisinetrom nxposuro, either to channes ut' weather and climate, or to the miasmatic in(luence?. it stands

W I O

\0 5?

STOMACn

BITTERS!

I A

And uiitly deserves the reputation it has so Ion? enjoyed in Central America nnd tho Western tjtatej.

1 jNI TTJ S I

JS &

And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts moro like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in tho whole ranso of Matoria Mcdioa that enn for te moment boar a comparison with it in this disease.

A full hneoutit of this wonderful y'linttnay be found iu the lull edition nf the U. S. I/y.-ipensutory, pajtes 13 -7 anil

-s?

A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull lins been tor yenr-'cn5iitred. ha^ imt been brouRbt to a successful termination, and be is now enabled to otler to the pnbliea i-ombination ifCKDHON witbotherapproved toniei the whole preserved in tho best quality of copper distilled liouibon whisky, which lie 15 confident has no equal in tho world.

J! in' tk i"*

lie miRlit furnish a volume of certificates, but tb« jn publie have loin? since learned to estimate such thiiipf at their truo value. The safest plan is, for every olio to test lor himselt the virtues ot a ne^

W&MM

£t'~'

medicine.

w§g$:

mmsi

KlVli Til(C

li MP It O IT Ml It

WHfflSS

One trial, nnd you will never uso any other. Wt(

It is not. necessary tj publish along list of disease#® for which tho Cedron Hitters are a spccifio, in all dts-'sgpj eases of the

Bowls, Liver 6* Kidneys,

I a

*!. 'i

A wineKbusful of these Bitl.crf-. takon an hour bolorc earn inenl, will obviate tho ill efTects of tin most unhealthy cliniato and screen the porson taking itasaimt disease under the most trying exposure.

Sold by Oroccr* ami Driig| i*i» Gcnernlly.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Krniu, Drpeniliiix npon ncrnnjriutnl oflhefefji

Mlomnc-h or ftoircl.,

S8SI

Gout, Rlicumaiiahtf Neuralgia,

AND IN

a A E

ia destined to superccilo all other remedies. It" not only cures these disoascs, but it prevents them.

•am

fritw "ipnl Office,,j:-

mmm

Fifth Street, JLonisville.

K. J. BINFORD, Crawfordavillcj IncK

AI.SO 6EJ.I.S

Bull's Sarsaparilla.

hereby civon to the said William II. Plunkett. that he inny be and appoar before tho .Indue of tho of Common I'leas, on tho second day of tbe^ next term thereof, to beheld at tho Court House, in the City of Crawfordsvillo. on tho first Monday oiJuno, 1866, (June 4) then nnd there 1o answer said complaint.,

Smith's Tonic Syrup,

Bull's Worm Destroyers,

TTr'JRememberE. J. Binford's Drug Store. Crn*' rtiafviUe.Ji.d

we..j

tern