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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

Saturday, Octobcr 13,1866.

The News Condenser.

Nineteen deaths

I'I-imii

New YQrk Seventh Keginioiit to I'm is will cost $300,000.

Commander Josc]ih 1'. Snnfonl lins been ap

pointed Kleet t'ajiiiiin ol the North l'acific

Squadron.

From Saturday to Tiiosduv night, there were

fifteen deaths out of a population of 1,000 in

Pulaski. Tennessee.

N. B. Judd was nominateii for Congress liy

the Republicans of Chiongo. on W ednesday,

Weutworth having declined a renouiination.

Tlie Texas Legislature ajipointed a joint

committee, to proceed to New Orleans and re

move the remains of \\beu Sidney Johnson

to Austin.

The tobacco store of It. Loivenlhal. in Chi

cago, was destroyed by fire early Wednesday

morning, and some adjoining buildings dam

aged. Total loss $130,000.

The tornado til Franklin, ludiiui'iCon Tues

day afternoon, demolished nvemv-?U build-

ings. One person was killed, and two others

were mortally wounded.

The total number of deaths in St. l.otiis last

week was one hundred and thirty-six, which

is very slightly in excest ol the average ordi

nary mortality.

A vessel arrived at Charleston, .South Caro

lina, on Wednesday, with seven more of the

Evening Star's people on board—two of them

women. They were picked up in a boat.

It i« reported that the Cabinet have decided

to hand Jeff. Davis over to the civil authori

ties for trial, tinder the indictment fotind

against him in Judge Underwood court.

J. AN Addison, sentenced to ten j*ears* iriTprisonment for stealing letters from the IJoston Vosloffice. li»# been pardoned by President

Johnson, after thirty days confinement.

The Superintendent and Aasi«iant Physi

cian of the New York State Inebriate Asvlum,

at Uingliampton. have been im)ictd fur set

a & 7

An awful wretch in lliitlalo. nnnjoj James Andrew, kicked /'wife, n'bo was riicirntr, ju

the side, Inst week, producing iiremtilure labor, and the death of both mother and child.

The following Internal Revenue

TIIP

Officers

were appointed on Wednesday: Jus. 0.

Knight, Assessor of the Third iJi-triet of Wis

consin, and Jesse I. Alexander. Collector of

the Seventh District uf Itidnna "'"h-j

Judson W. Palmer, who fatally shot the

father of the young woman he had just eloped

with and married, near Albany. New York,

has surrendered himself. :„,d ii now in jail.

^viAyuiis

He deposited his berenvt in hn

their personal difficulties, and th-t

dition, will, Santa Anna a. i,

The funeral of Commodore

For Secretary of State

Nelson Trusler Mnlilon I. Manson

His union majority For Aiulitor of State Christian (J. Madder Thomas 1J. McCarty

PiMiioenitie majority

For Treasurer of Statu

.James H. Ryan (it'll. Nathan Kimball

Democratic majority ..

John K. Cofl'roth Helana K. Williamson

Democratic majority For Superintendent Public U. M. Chapman George W. 11 oss

oiioK'if wore leported

in Chicago Wvdnosiliiv.

Dr. Daniel IlnutiArd, l'rciilont i»f Hush

Medical College. Chicago, tliod suddenly

Wednesday.

It is estimnted thai the proposed visit of the

Disunion majority

Democratic majority.... For Surveyor. John Buck A. C. Jentiisou

taken a strong stand again in relation to re-

ula

money was on its way to him. and that the 'I1"."' r, "I""

of the pardon will be paid to him, amounting to about $20,000

are that Santa Anna and .In..™, ..'V^ I

a ltllli wi

upon the Mexican coast in ti„

l0 Keilc |c

French aud Austrian military supplies thus paying the expenses of the expedition. The bargain .8 that Juarez to wrestfrom Maximili&n the confiscated Church Santa Anna is to recover hi

property, and

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property, said lo be of almost fabulous value.

The municipal election in ISaUimorc recontly passed off quietly. Ii„,

was polled.

Slockton looU

placo in Princeton, N

Jersey, Wednesday.

Bverymark of respect was paid to the distinguished dead.

Anothsr political riot has occurred, this time Baltimore, and in which black Republicans assaulted Democrats and toredown the American flag.

Charges of official misconduct have been presented to Governor Fen ton, of New

against Charles 0. Conuell.

reet

Coinmis'

•loner of New York City

A dispatch from l.nporte says Colfax's majority

wi I10t eic(M a

falling off of over U00 on the vote of 18.14. In the baknee of the counties in the District

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THE Attorney General has decided that the Secretary of War lias no right

WEKKLY REVIEW—

Klectlon.

irivi' our readers the following! Chi statement ot tlie result ol the election in Moml, this comity

.. 25St ,. 257!)

Instruction. !)84

I democratic majority...... For Congress. Jolin I-urdue Uodlove S. Orth

llemocratic majority For Prosecuting Attorney. Snmnel F. Wood Hill Bowers

Disunion majority

.2580 .2525

-l'or Common Pleas l'roseeutor.

James right William I. Brush

For Treasurer

Robert II. Myrick H. George En?lish

.2584 ..2570

Di suuiou majority 8

For Coroner.

Uriah M. Seott* 2580 C. Ii. Nelson 2539

Disunion majority -17 For Commissioner—3d District.. David Long John Gaines :'"W

..2587 .2575

apparel were arrested a day or

cr ulc De of these

P1"0™/1

taininghis Umpire in Mexico-tl.at French °,

parties afterward

t( he 11

oun

gri, whose name is

tl,e other is a

There is a tinge of the romantic run-

uing through the history of the two criminals that would be of great value to the writer of yellow-covered literature, were not the circumstances, unhappily for such a purpose, true. The girl, who is scarcely more than nineteen, aud who appeared very modest and pretty when arraigned before the court yesterday morning, in garments suited to her own sex, is the daughter of very respectable parents, aud had a good home but sometime since she became attached to her fellow defendent, and left every thing—parents, home, good name and all, to follow him. Since then they have become very reduccd iu circumstances, and have been compelled to seek any shelter and wear any sort of clothes. And finally, in the endeavor to obtain relief, they were led to the commission of crime. Through all this the girl has followed the fortunes of her companion rather than return to her home.

After the sentence was pronounced the Chief of Police, to whom all these details were familiar, suggested to them that they had better be married before their departure for Waupiu- Apparently this met their views exactly, and, in a few minutes, Justice Rottinger had performed the ceremony, with officers of the court and members of the police as witnesses aud spectators. Whether the 'Squire received the legal fees or not we are unable to state, but consider it doubtful.

vent authorized claim agents and attorneys from collecting bounty and back pay due soldiers. ifc

I HE safe in the American Express office at Ilion, New York, was blown open on Wednesday, and robbed of 84,000 in revenue stamps, §1,200 in postage stamps, 8580 in currency and 7-H0 coupons.

After the conclusion of the ceremony they were given some very sound advice by the^ police, who manifested much interest in tbctn and they will most proba-

SUneUriiVe'^

poses.

The bridal party leaves to-day

Waupiu, and the honeymoon will be

passed within the strong walls of the State

ORAWFORnsVll.LE,

All Sorts of Paragraphs. :o seems to be a nicc place. On niiiht a respectable married

woman, with her babe in her arms, attempted to drown herself in the lake.— .2578 Je-llousy. .loliu McCarthy, sport, cn.2i)CG countered the royal Bengal animal at the respectable den of Moyd Bowers, got chawed tip. and then got drunk. On recovering from his stupor, lie snatched a heavy roll ol bills from Bowers and bolted. Mrs. Nellie Lincoln, formerly

Fox, o," Laporte, in this State, swallowed laudanum and died.—Jealousy.

Bobert Kcunicolt, son of Dr. Kennicott, of Chicago, died recently in the Frazier river country. Mr. Kennicott was attached to the Overland Human Telegraph expedition.

2583

,.2580

For Attorney (.ienercl

..25S5 .25711

Over l.iiOOdogs have been killed iu Milwaukee since the dog poisoning began in July last.

A monstrous trout, weighing seventy

'2580 pounds, was caught in Lake Krie. fifteen miles above Dunkirk, on Wednesday lust, by a Buffaly sportsman.

by a Buffaly spor

A negro sculptress, Mis.s Kdmonia Lewis, has taken a siudio at Rome, and works at her art in one of the rooms formerly occupied by the great master, Canova. v.-

.2010 2f38

During the Donca'ster races a gentleman wagored S500 against a carrot that Rustic would not win. The bet was made in good faith, as both the money and the vegetable were deposited.

f)5

.25SG ..2574

Democratic Majority For Sheriff. John N. MeConnell John M. Bureua

In Boston, ou Friday afternoon, a man had the ends of two of his fingers takeu off by the bursting of a barrel of ale. the head being blown out and striking his fingers which were ou the rim of auother barrel at the moment.

,.2029 ,.2531

The Iroy Tunis reports a case iu that city of a dying criminal who wished to make a confession of his crimes, but was prevented by his paramour, who guarded his bedside night aud day until the death rattle in his throat relieved him.

.2604 .2501

Disunion majority ... .'.--.H For Representative. Capt. K. P. WcC'laskey Arch. Johnson

Confederate Captain G. Elmore Burgess, at Chunnennuggee. Macou county, Alabama, writes that lie has General McPhersou sword belt, and is anxious to return it to the proper person. It was picked up on the field the dav the General fell.

The proposition made to send from California a section of the "Original Big Tree," to the World's Fair at Paris, is said by Dr. Macgowan to be impracticable, for want of a saw long enough to cut it. The cutting will require a saw forty feet long.

..2G01 ..2500

Democratic majority

For Assessor—Union Township. James Owens 870 AVm. M. Layne 840

Disunion majority.:'?". ., 30

[From the Milwaukee News, Octobers.]

A Strange Wedding Tour from the Altar to the State Prison. A wedding party of a very unusual nature was assembled yesterday morning iu the office of the clerk of the municipal court, adjoining the court-room. A marriage uuder corresponding circumstauces has never taken place in this city, or iu the State, that we know of.

A little girl in Cambridge, Massachusetts, fell down on Saturday in the street on a slate pencil which she carried, which penetrated her side and, it is thought, reached the right lung. The pencil was removed a short time after, but the pa tient lies iu a critical condition.

A counterfeiting establishment was broken up iu Chicago^on Thursday, and the operator, Rozains Lins. a fruit "dealer, ou State street, arrested. A 850 plate, press, it ., wore /bund In liis store. It is estimated that Lins has put §3,000 of his currency upon the Chicago public.

The tendency of people to carry quotations too far, was illustrated in a New Hampshire prayer meeting the other day by a brother who exclaimed iu an agony of piety: "O Lord, have mercy upon us poor miserable sinners, of which I am the chief among ten thousand, and altogether lovely."

The facts of the Oak Creek burglary. committed a few days sines, have been spoken of on several occasions. It has Fair, just closed at St. Louis, was a pair her- I been made public that two persons dress- of yoked buffaloes, which were driven

J° »g

2 S VCU

llim3 11 us

rest, both of them acknowledged their

reau en imng granted a pardon to guilt of the crime with which they were osep I aTiH ie rother of Jeff. Uavia, charged, and yesterday they were arraiguajor euera oward has ordered that pos- ed upon the indictment, and sentenced to session is property be given

eight months confinement, in the State

expiration of the present lease thereon, viz.: prison. The sentence was made thus on anuary 1, 1BG,. .Such portion of the light ou account of the belief on the pa't rents of the propei ty HH accrue arter tlie date the court that this was their first or the pardon

amounting crime and that it was the result of the

The latest rumors about Mexican affairs

1 1 le

f°

themselves placed, rath-

ot"

settled I

lawlessness.

A novel feature of the Missouri State

around the course on Thursday, and bore themselves as decorously as well bted oxen. The crowd is said to have been the greatest ever seen in that city, over 50,000 persons being upon the groundsat one time.

Ben. Butler is stated to be under treatment with an occulist in Boston, to get cured of his optical squint. At present lie can only see crosswise, which emblifies, if it does not account for, his obliquity of moral vision. He wants his crooked orbs straightened, so that he can recommend himself to voters in his Congressional canvass, as both a native aud natu-ral-eyes-ed citizen. Sharp dodge that.

At a fair in Xorwalk, Connecticut, last week, was a coop containing aroosteraud some five or six hens, all in the gayest of plumage—red, white, and blue, yellow, green, purple, etc. Tlio colors, however, were all artistieal, save the white, and were put ou at the Norwolk dye works. The rooster was decked ofT in great "agony," and strutti of his new costume.

Robert Buchanan contributes

10 01 in

what sweot glen# uhegrew

here ershe trina, in any wcathor. She steps as if sho tread on heather. And loaves & tense like drooping dew,"

The wife of Henry Witley, a resident of the town of Worth, Illinois, was bitten by a mad dog about two weeks since. She was taken with hydrophobia a short time afterwards, aud died from the effects of the disease. The death of his wife distracted the husband, lie became possessed with the idea that lie wns also attacked with the dreadful disease, and, on the seventh, drowued himself in a stream near the town.

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or coufit3

co,ltradl( tio11

INDIANA,

TERRIBLE RIOT.

Hmlirul* fntr ilown I hit gluts nml Stri/it s—.IJIIZ bent ini old Matt In ihl'/ Ihsperat' nnil Hhnttli/ Viijhl—Si-nnh

I'nloh ami Ihilrluls—Ihfriit of ihr h'mliritis—The Ib-ruhm it Ltuhf—flu Riulirnh jiiinfnrc.rtl— .Tin}/ I.rnj IU«c/ M„il.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Herald. llAUTFoiio CITY, Isn.Oct. S, 18(iii. HHITOH IlKltAi.li—Saturday last our

left one sword and several hats on the

once famous, or rather infamous, Phryue, born in England, but regnant in Paris, died a few days ago iu Germany. They who lead her life commonly Bpeud their old age sweeping the ditch, or die in a hospital bed, aud are buried in a medical student's collection of anatomatical specimens.

tors. Strange as it may seem, although several were ariufd with pistols, yet they refused to go off, and they were snapped iu succession at the old man, and at Lewis and Fanny. These are the particular* of the outrage as narrated by Robert Ransom, a prominent Republican of Trenton.

This murderous insult upon the stars and stripes and its bravo defenders, unprovoked as it was, by these cowardly assassins, was sanctioned and approved

by all the Republicans of Delaware county and a baud numbering several hundreds, armed with sabres and United States muskets was organized yesterday, at Gransville, and sent word by a messenger to Trenton, that if they did not send them the captured sword and hats, and pay oue of the assassins 825 for a watch he had lost in the fight, they would burn the town and murder every citizen iu it,

and strutted about as if proud Knowing they would carry their threats

into execution, and having no hopes of

"Belle from the country has journeyed hither

I I J» I I

pnf.o nf a -1 .1 I the more decent class of this place and

ence of a young country maiden in the citj. It opens thus

vicinity, paid (lie man for the watch. Tho above is a true statement of facts, most of which occurred under my immediate observation, iu fact, all except the particulars of the fight, which can be relied upon as true.

ADMIKAI,

SKJIMES,

«o nnniUi'Ze1

SATURDAyToctobkR

Radical Treatment or a Drunken Husband —His Wife I'uts Morphine In His Whisky Bottle and Kills Ilim. 1 he Maine l)i. morrittj of Saeo, gives the following details of the late murder of Dr. Sweat, of Keunebunk. by his wife:

county was the .-ccuc of one of the most drinking, and on Sunday morning he had develish outra-es that the history of the IL I'1" whisky hid iu the hay iu his a a past bloody hve years has recorded. In times belore the laiuily were up. His that .lay the abolition disunion candidate if sent a little girl to find the bottle, for Secretary of State, Colonel Trusler, which she found and handed to Mrs! Walter March and others were posted to Swetit, when she poured some powder in .speak at this towu. Accordingly early

iu the morning of that day. the air of

usually quiet village was scented with a strong African stench. On the same day a township meeting of the .1 olinson conservatives and Pcuiocrats were held at the village of Trenton, in Jackson township, about eight miles east nt this place. In the afternoon some of the prominent disunion howlers of this town induced set of drunken vagabouds from Uranville, in flelaware. who pretend to have been soldiers, and who belong to the Army of the Republic, to go to Trenton, and tear down the Johnson Hag that was hoisted there. Accordingly about four o'clock I\ M. about thirty of the desperadoes from Granville, among whom were George Abbott, Thomas Gregory, Johu Spence, Jesse Bracken, Thomas Bracken, Peter Shidler and Bell, but none of the cowardly sneaks from this place, who had instigated the outrage, started for Trenton at full gallop. When they came to the village the meeting had broken up and all had gone home. They surrounded the pole on whieh thp stars and utripps wore flontine. yelling and cursing like demons. They ran down the flag and commenced tearing it to pieces, wh^n oue of the most esteemed and respected citizens of the town, Daniel Landon, a man sixty-two years of age, eume out of the store close by, and asked them to let him take the flag. They yelled "Kill the copperhead son of a b—h." He was knocked down with a club, his skull badly fractured, and his head hacked in nine places to the bone with a sword. Lewis C. Landon. the old man's son, and Fanny his daughter, who were in the store, seeing Aeir father beaten down, came to the rescue, the former armed with a hatchet. A deadly fight commenced between Lewis armed with the hatchet, and the gang, at the head of which was was Abbott, armed with a sword? After receiving a flesh wound iu the head and oue on the knee, Lewis disarmed Abbott with one blow of his hatchet upon the right hand of Abbott, which nearly severed it from the arm.

Two trains collided on the N and Erie Railroad, near Chemung, on Tuesday, smashing the cars and injuring a returned soldier named Thomas ITawley, of Ohio Theodore Butler, bagtratre master l'eter Everett, of New York.and A. liodirers, brakesman.

I'r is reported that President Johnson has addressed the Attorney General luestions asking his opiuiou on the important questions as to the constitutionality of the Thirty-ninth Congress, and if lie can ie

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In a inouient^jiflw armed with the sword of the disabldd'leader, he wounded tiro others, several dangerously, one it is supposed mortally. Fanny grasped the flag with a death grip, and although a pistol was snapped within a foot of her head, and she was thrown upon the grouud and trampled under the feet of the horses, yet she clung to the stars, aud stripes and saved it. By this time, seeing their leader and several others bleeding from ghastly cuts from the hatchet of the brave Lewis, and seeing the neighbors eomin" to the rescue, they fled, some taking the road west and others south. Their Captain, Abbott, and one or two others were held in the saddle as they rode off. They

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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should bo carefully preserved. SOLI) HY ALL DKUGCISTS. --.

aud all

th« i.ivi. .. "—^~..,i n.u rrew rorK

a year, to comiuonco nt ntiy

Sold Agent for tho Cnited States and Canada,"

Dr. MABSHALIS

CatarrhSiiuflf.

aud in

proportion for a late remittance Over $1U0,M)0 worth of Gratuities have been *ent to my subscribers within the last four years, and I

have on hand $-'5,WO worth, which I am ready to send (at the proper time) to all who subscribe for the

This SniitJ' has thoroughly proved itself to be the article known lor curing the Cntnrrli,

MnVH''

for treatment.

commenced improv

ing right a^-ay, and am pretty well restored. Your*, truly, A L. NKAIi.

IjOrisvn.i.E, Ky., Nov. M, 1*64. ay the following from Lancaster,

1)R.JOHN Bri.i.:

Pleaso aond me in haste, for

own use,

1^5 proved its great value for

all tlie common diseases of the Head, and at this moment it St Is higher than ever before. It is recommended by many of the best pliysiciansand is used with groat success and satisfaction everywhere. Read the Certificate of Wholesale

1 lie undersigned, having for many years been ae-

aIritduchc

llainted witti Dr. illnrslinll'a tlnlnrrh nml Miiuir, and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheorfully state, that wo believe it to be equal, in every rcspeot. to the recommendations given of it tor tile euro of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is docidedly the bostarticlo wo have ever known forall common diseases of the Head

JIurr A Perry, Boston, Heed, Austin co.. JJrown. Fjamson & co., Heed. Cutler co.. SethW.Kowle, Wilson,Fairbankitco., Honshaw, Kdujonds &, co., H. 11. Hay, Portland, Me., rorsalo by all Druggists,

December 3ti-iec."»-ly.

AVumade an arrangement with

your ngent, July 'G4. for selling your Codron Bitters, and are about sold out. \ve want (1 gross) twelve boxes more without delay. We are introducing them readily, and think they answer a good

pwrpost. DKS. HOGCr A CKOT11KUS. KL'KCTACLK

Hie best Spectacles ever offered to the public, sil

Jaround

OHN

Sold by Druggists everywhere.

C.G. CI.AHC ACQ..

jan'^yCosn. Ocn'l Agentsfor U. S.and Canndas .NOl'lO.Ns OF KVKItV KIM),

Consisting of Razors, Pocket Knives. ,lc..eanbe CIIKAP JOHN. mulOmtf.

Try ii.

LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH, LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH, LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH, The Great French Remedy

I'll. Jl'AX I'KLAMARKK'S

Celebrated Specific P'ill.s

Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Juan Dclamarre, Chief Physic ou La

,... of the Hospital du Nord ou Lartboisiere of Paris.

This invaluable ined

.. no imposition, but is

unfailing in the cure of Spennatornm* or Seminal cakness. Kvery species of Genital or Urinary Irratibility, Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions from whatever cause produced, or however severe. will he speedily releived and the organs restored to healthy action.

Read the following opinion* of eminent French physicians:

"We have used the Specific Pills prepared by (»a« rancieie.t Du^ont. No. ttU Hue Lumbnrd. from the prescription ot Dr. Juan Delamarrc, in our private practice with uniform success, and we believe there is noother medicine so well calculated to cure all persons suffering frnm Involuntary Emissions or any other weakness oi the Sexunl Organs, whether caused by a sedentary mode of living, excesses,

K. A. HKAVKKPAHIE,orabuse,

Paris. May Stli, 1HJ3.

M. I).

O. D, DUJARUIN, M. 1). Jt'AN i^R LKfCllHF, M. I).

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

Tho Oenuine I'ills lire sold by all the principal Dluffgiffts throughout llio World, Price One Dollar per Hov. or Sir Hojes for Five Dollars. (JiBANfiKUK & Ui-I'OST, Sole Proprietor*. o.2U, Hue Lombard, Paris,

Oua Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent, will injure a box by retern mail, socurely sealed from all observation, si* boxes for fli'o dollars.

without which nono are genuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN h. I,vON. 1W Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., who can bo consulted either personally, or by mail, {enclosing stnmp.) concerning all private diseases and female weaknessus.

Sole General Affentjifor America, OSCAN (!. MOSKS A Co., 2T ourllandt St., N. V. X. ll.-Krench, (iermnn. Spanish and Knelish l'ainplilets, containing full particulars and directions for use. sent free to every address. (dec30'U-tsd0.

Agents furCrawfurilsxiilc nnd vicinity

JHo/rctt 4* Itooe,

d30'U5, No. 4 Kmpirc ISIocU,

TABLK

L1\NKN.

A inngniassortment of Table Linnen. consisting of towels, napkins, handkerchiefs, Ac., of all sites, bleached and unbleached, will be olTcred for sale to the ladies of Montgomery county during the present season by CIIKAP JOHN. luul'hu'i.

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

GRP

i»r cxflian^o for corn. Cull

R11D1

Authentic Documents.

tlrh'fttistts MMvavd Frotn.

TESTIMONY OK MEDICAL MEN.

STUXEYPDIXT. WIIITF.

llu.

Th. "I'tinal M. .li«-ii,vst»l.lisltt-.l in 1K17. nml first A'i \IVi\ m" \v:Al''mleuthis

V'irM'!ilL"M' '1tUUl1''''llu' """10

ol I,MONK or any other country- all other I'ulmonio Wafers are connterli'iVv ca',' le liimivn liy the mine inn AN hems stamped on each WAl'Klt. i. HI'VAN'S IYI.MOMC M'AIKHS ke.icvc (.Oiighi, Colds. Sore Throat, llonr.-enej ,, UllYAX's l'll.MONIr Wa

liehev Asthma, Hroiiclulis. Diffieult llreatliins ltiiVAX's I'i i.MIIMC WAFERS lie]leve .|nttin«of lllooil. l'aiujin the Chest

HltVAX's IVl.StOMC W A

FEUS

I.Wicvf Incipient Consumption, l.unyDiseases, IlltVAX'.S I'ri.MosIC WAl t-HK Kehcv, Irritation o!' the Uvula and Tonsils

II lj'iVAX's l'n.Moxu- WAFERS Kelieve the uhove Complaints in ten minutca.

IIHYAX'S

rn.Moxic WAFERS

Are a blessing lo all Clases anil Constitutions,

HKVAX'S ru.MO.xic Wafers

Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. HKVAX'S lVl.MOXK' WAFKHS Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.

1'itVAN'S ri'i.iioxic WAFERS

1 only relieve, but etl'ect rap il! and lasting cures. IIKYAN'S 1'ti.Moxio WAFERS Are Warranted toiiivusatisfaction to every one.

Co..

AIIK.,)

May a:l, lisjil.

JOHN

llri.i.—Dear Sir: Last February

wa.

in Louisville purchasing drugs, and I got some of your Sarsaparilla ami Cedron Hitters.

My sun-iu-la\v, who was with nie iu the store, hud been down with rheumatism for some time, c-mi" menccd oil the Hitters, and soon loiiinl his general health improved.

I'r. (iist.who had been in bad health, tried them, and he also improved.

Dr. Coffee, who had been in lml health for several .veiirs-STOMACII

AXD I.IVEU

affected-he im

proved very much by the use of your Hittors. Indeed llio Cedron Hitturs lias given you great popularity in this settlement. I think I could "ell a

great quantity of your medicines this fall—especially of your Cedron Hitters and Sarsapnrilla. Ship me. via Memphis, care Kiekett .1 Neelv,

Itespocll'ully, 0 W A I

IP-A-rR-ElNTTS

Head this Impo^tint Letter.

Yor Alil'I I.Nr/ iti STKlJ IN ITS CON'TKN'TS.

MHIDI.KTOWS. IM„

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

KITS,

in .SIR JAM ES CLARKE'S f.j

April 2ti,

LTW3.

Mr.M.L. Duplan writos: I do not know that Hull's Worm Dostroyor needs any more rocommond&Vions than it has already attained by its own merits, but will state that my littlo sou, aged about three years, was severely attacked last fall and winter with li«ht chills, followed by very high lover, throwing him into spasms, or perhaps more properly

lasting from half an hour to one and a half hours at the snmo time the child had very strong symptoms of worms. My physician—one of tho best in this part of the country—exhausted alt his skill and tho MntcriaMcdien to expel the worms, and entircly failed to bring any. 1 thought *'John Hull" could do it, and gave the child the contents of three boxes, i:. triple doses, night and morning, whh happy results. Tho child has not had a spasm for over three months, and instead of tho bloated mas* that he was(/luMs now^vcll and hearty. "John Hull did it

\ourstru1v

M. L. DriM.ANv

A CALL FU0M DISTANT M1XXKS0TA.

KINGSTONP. O., MHEKIS CO., MIN.,#

April", lPCC.

MB. JOHN IKM.L—Dear

Sir:

moved from Ken

tucky to this place. Tho stores have none of your Worm Destroyer for sale, They are greatly needed hero in Minnesota. A trial is all that is needed to give them a reputation. We can't do without them.

IK ill a this way. ours,sincerely,

1). G. AKUOWOODvv

•1011 MOSKS, 27 Cortlandt St., New Vork .V IS.-5I.WI anil 0 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pi"*. 'r roturn mail. dec30-l«is."].

A Good Reason for the Captain's Faith.

HKAI) Tilt: CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE LETTER FROM -,

HIS MOTHERg

HENTOSDAKUACKS,

0Il

III*' and Hrmlatli.-. has been found an excellent remedy in many enses of Horv.

KJCM

ijculm-** has been removed by it, and UvnvUiu has oltoii been greatly improved by its use. It is Irnjrrnnt nnd nyrecable, and

Gives Immediate Relief

To tin-dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the ..Iw sx'usations after using it nro delightful and iinigorating. It opens Bnd purges out all obstriielions. strengtluns the glamls. and give" ,, healthy action to the partsaflcctod.

Mo., April 30,1PCC.

1K. Jous Hri.L--Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency of ymir Sarsaparilla. nnd tho hea ling and boneficial qualities it pussesses, I stud y.iu the following statement of my eae:

wns wounded about two years ngo was taken prisoner and coufincd for sixteen months. Heing

moved so often, my wounds liavo not healed yet.

have not sat up a moment since

More Than Thirty Years' Of Sale and use of Dr. illnioliiill'. C'nlnn li unit A'

was wounded,

am shot through the hips. My general hoalth iti impaired, aud 1 need something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in youv Sarsaparilla than in any thing else.

wish that that is genuine. Please

press mo half dozen bottles, and oblige iS

Druggists in 1854.

CAIT. C. 1\ .JOHNSON, cjt'"

S,—The

St. Louis. Mo,

followiug was written April 30,

DK. HI I,I,—L)eur

Harness Park. N Vork A. D.tt i). Sands, Stephon Paul co.," Israel Minor A co., McKesson it Kobbins. A. L. Soovill Jc co„ M.Ward.Close ilco./' HusiulOaic.

1SC5,

by''

Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson:

Sir: My husband. |)r, C. S,

Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physician in Central New Vork, where he died, leaving the abovo C, P. Johnson to tuy care. At thirtoen years of ago he had a chronic diarrhea and which 1 gave him your Sarsaparilla.

for ten years recommended it to many in Now Vork, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever soros, and general debility. Perfect succcss has attended it. Tho cures eirected in some casos of ucrofula and fever

sores were almost miraculous. I atn vory anxious for my son to again havo rocourso to your Sarsapa* rilla. llois fearful of getting a spurious article, honco his writing to yon for it. IJia wounds irore terrible, but I believe he wiil recorcr.

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP! FOK THK (THE OV

AGUE AND FEVER i!S»l!llpH8

CHILLS &C fever!

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly claims for it a superiority over all remedies offere4 to tho public, for tho safe, certain, speedy and per* munent euro of Ague and Fever, or Chills aud Fever, whether of short or long stundipg. Jio refers to

the entire Western and South-wcBtcrn country Jo bear him testimony to tho truth of the assertion,, that in no case hatevcr will it fail to cure, if tho directions are strictly followed and carried out. In a great many cases a single doso has boen sufficient for a cure, and whole families have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the goneral health. It is, however, prudent, and in every

case more certain to cure, if its use Is continued in smaller dosos for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in difflotylt and long standing cases. Usually, this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order: should the patient, however, requiro a cathnrtic medicine, after having taken three or four doses of

tho Tonic, a single doso of HULL'S VKOKTAHLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient. I)K. JOHN HL LL'S Principal Office:

Xo. 40 Fifth, Cross Street, IjOfJIMVIlil.E, KV.

All of th*.'above ujedicliioi for sale by

BINFORD & BRO., CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.