Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 November 1866 — Page 3

THE REYIEW.

PriiiKulitud 1'iitilinhcil cvi'i'j'.Snliiriliiy Iflorn- »*, by

A E S O W E N

IjAKUKII THAN ANY l'AI'KK I'UULISUKD IN Crnwfoi-ilHrillc Advertisers, cull up anil examine our List of :n=M UIIMC It IBKRHlcQI

Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Uallrond.

norsfi SOUTH.

Accommodation... Through Freight.. Express

»,34 n.ni. Ml p.

soriii.

Express.

1 hrough Freight S.IM Accommodation -1.00 p. ni. Gouil connections made with all other roads.

U. F. MAST1X, Superintendent.

O A

NEW ADVKItTISKMK.NTS.

THE best quality of white wheat sold ill our city this week for three dollars a bushel.— Flour lias advanced to sixteen dollars a barrel.

THE hog crop in this county will be considerably larger than last season. The bogs are said to be in excellent order, with the exception of the north-west part of the county, where the cholera has destroyed large numbers, many farmers losing their entire slock.

The Mammoth.

This great establishment of the Grahams still continues to be the centre of trade, ihe enormous piles of goods that a few weeks since filled up every part of their sale rooms is being rapidly diminished, notwithstanding new g()ods are daily being received (\i\ turn.

I)EAH KEADI II— Would you have vouv food set well upon your stomach, your digestion regular, and lio trouble from sick headache, sooi stomaih, consumption in short would you lie tnu-d of Dyspepsia? then use Coc's Dyspepsia cure. It is a certain remedy in all such cases

A THOUSAND dollars in gold against a five dollar Confederate note, that King's Prepared Prescription contains more medicinal virtue than any other preparation ever offered for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, ISronchitis, and all Nervous Diseases. The testimony of hundreds who have been cured, after trying other remedies, induces this oiler. See advertisement.

ONE MOKE UNFORTUNATE.—Alas for the thousands of unfortunate youths who, from the acquirement of a certain secret vice, have brought upon themselves the infirmities of age ere it was yet the noon of life. The great boonc for such, and the only sure, safe, positive cure, is Dr. Juan Delamarre's celebrated Specific Pills. See advertisement headed, Life, Health, Strength.

THE necessity of a good hotel in our city is admitted by all. At present there are but two public places for entertaining strangers in the city, one of them, the l'urscl house, is in an unfinished condition, and badly arranged for hotel accomodations. The other, the Walker House, is a small wooden building and entirely unsuited for a hotel. Hotli of these houses arc kept by very clever gentlemen, and with the means at their command entertain their guests in a very creditable manner, but not exactly in the style that a city like Crawfordsvillc should. Wc understand that a number of our citizens, among whom we will name Sampson Houston and John W. Ulair, have had under consideration for the last two weeks the project of building a first-class hotel, provided suitable ground could be purchased at fair rates. trust this enterprise will not be abandoned, but that every one will feel an interest, particularly those who own vacant lots in the I centre of the city, and that next spring we I shall witness the commencement of the work.

SHU Gravel Roads. _? f- We had the pleasure of a ride ovei the ntw gravel roads, recently built in the cast pari of this county. The building of these roads jE is an indication of the prosperity of our city i1 and county, and shows that energy and perscverance are all that is wanted to carry out any enterprise of this kind. I We understand that certain parties design to commence work on the mad leading to

Yountsville the coming week, and mil perhaps complete it this lull. Vh\ not gr.i\cl all the roads leading to the cit\ Let some enterprising firm take hold of the work at once- The Wavuetown road should by all means bo undertaken. Will not the citizens along that-line of road take enough interest in the matter to encourage some company to commence the work.' The idea that men— wealthy farmers, merchants ami mechanics of our community will continue to lide in mud when an opportunity is afforded them to have good roads, is simply ridiculous, and would indicate a spirit of selfishness that should not be countenanced in any community.

We would advise all persons living the western part of the comity to take a tiip up east and see the improvement made there— all due to the enterprise of a few men, and without the aid of but a very few of our wealthier citizens.

JiiorsA.vns of females ilie aiinuftlly for want of a rcmeih- for the ailments to which tliev urc Incident. The only HUCII remedy wc know of is Sir .lames Clarke's Fcmnlc Pills.— They are put up in bottles, containing fifty pills, wiih a circular containing explicit directions, and sent, post free, for SI ami postage stamps. They arc well known to ho the only sure and safe remedy for female diseases and obstructions from any cause. See advertisement.

New

TKIt.MS OF NVIISCKII'TIO.N':—$2,00 l.\ AIIVAXCK.

I A I O N

FINK CICAHS.—Binford A Brother keep the finest cigar.s in town. Smokers who wish topurchasc pure .ilavanas will find them at this house.

THK attention of the public is called to the advertisement of CAJIPHKU,,(JALKV & IIAP.TKU. Read it carefully, and you will sec that they are selling goods cheaper than any other house in the city.

Cura-

S. M. PETTKNGILL .t Co.-Consumpti ble by Dr. Schenck's Medicines. CAMPRELL, GALEY & HARTKR—Dry Goods nml Notions.

L. A. FOOTE A CO—Hooks and Stationery, JOIINT. IIARRELL—Administrator's Notice. JOB MOSES—dung's Prepared Prescription Life -Health-Strength The Ureal English Kennedy.

ROHERT F. UKCK-Tax Notice.

THK large ravine immediately north of the depot has at last, been filled up.

Oysters arc sellinir at Hays' Saloon for 80 cents the half can.

THK work on the new railroad bridge over Sugar Creek, north of the city, is progressing finely. When finished it will be the finest bridge in the State.

PcAKl)."""

Vetake pleasure in commending the INTERNATIONAL 1 NS it A NI'K (VIMI' v. of New \ork, as one of the strongest in the country, and as an indication of its promptness and honorable dealing we would say we have today received the ninomy. of our loss caused by the lire on the night of the iith inst., through its Adjusting Agent, W. 1!. PATCH, who resides at Richmond, in our State, and that we have been justly and fairly treated. .1 AWES WKIOIIT is Agent of the I tenia I ioual for Cruwfordsville and vicinity, and we can with great confidence recommend both him and this excellent Company. •I. II. SHI-K.

PAUL llriiiiKs.

CiiAWFOiinsvii.LE, Oct. 18, 18i)ii.-wl

Urigliam Voting.

This excellent Jack has been purchased by Mr. Richard Hill am! John S. Gray of Mr. James II. Prewitt, of this city, anil will be kept for Jennets by the purchasers. This

Jack is said to be the finest in 11 having taken all the premiums Fairs in Kentucky and Indiana ocCJO iv-1

country, lie Statu wh

"Corner Book Store."

By reference to 'our advertisements it willbo seen that the "Corner Book Store'' is in full blast. Maj. FOOTK, who presides. is a live one, and can always be found at his post to wait on customers.

PEHSON.U..—Our young friend, GRORRK R. liitowx, formerly a resident of this place, paid us a short call on yesterday evening.

TIIE Radicals in the sixth ward of Boston have nominated Mr. Charles L. Mitchell, a negro man, to represent them In the Legislature of that State.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Books and Stationery.

"THE CORNER"

Book Store!

MISCELLANEOUS,

School. College. Toy, Gift, Itlank, and nil kinds of spu?

CiMiTLctter.Note, ltillet. Wall. Window .1 nipping

ENVELOPES,

Pens. Ink. Pencils, bl it'

PICTVHM2S,

Frames. Molding, Cords and

TASSBLLS.,

fl'imloiv Curtains Jt Shades -viV 1

$•#&&&

f. Jftr

ISTOTIOIsTS,

and Fancy (ioods both useful and

CD^JSTJ^l^L EISTT^-Xj.

Toys, of

alt /f(scriptions.

M*islots

and Cartridges.

/i a

we call the attention of the public to the advertisement of Dr. C. W. Koback's Stomach Hitters in another column. These Hitters have become juite popular wherever used, and have received many eucouiums of praise from those who have been the recipients of much benefit to a disordered system from their use,— fMnxing [Mtch.) Stuff lispuhhcan,

Dry Goods, Notions, &c.

Commercial Row Wide .hake!

—Great Sensation!—

A S E S

A A E

Big Stock. Fresh Goods. Styles. Great Noveltie Immense Rush for

NEW GOODS.

jgff 4:%

Prices Below Competition.

THE LADIES

are in ecstasies over the rich and superb stock of

Empress Cloths.

Moire Antiques, Silk*

7** Rtps, Poplins, Merinoes Mohair® .. Coburg* Lustres. BeauUfuJ^CloaW'"

and the iiiinienso supply of I niquo

Trimmings to Match!

Y0Ul\G- GENTLEMEN

•ill put on a satisfactory smile, contemplating the

WELL-FITTING SUITS,

the fineness anu finish of the Clothsand Cassnncrcs.

-15

THE YOUJ\« MISS

gives hor head a coquettish toss as sho places on it an

Imperial Kistori flat,

ana srnntp? tin «..jm—^i. well-fitting, high cut

^|3

Loading Literary Papers and

'MAO-AZTDTBS.

WILOOX GIBBS I

Sewing Maohines, Hememberthe C«rner HOOK STOKE.

L. A. FOOTE CO.

vomberH-lfiiiGlIC,

Jtdmi it»st rat or's .Vol ire.

NOTICK

i-1 hereby eiv.-it tluit tho undersigned htm been iippointeil ndinim-trntor ot the estato or Richard R.lfarrel!. hue of li.ntKoinery county. Indiana, ileeeased. Said eytate is probably solvent. novti'iTiwa JOHN T. II *miKLt.. Adnuni.«trator.

POLISH BOOT

KMS

3 3

I E N

Ji* nrt. frintiL after

fSSMIPiPpii®!8

C«lC3-

IIMHMil

Old and Young and Middle-aged

are crowding to

Campbell, Galoy & Jlartefs

and buying Hrown Sheetings

BLEA CJJL'J) Ml'.SLLW AT

1 3 1 2 E N S A A

Spool Cotton at 8 cents.

an,l all tlier 11

COODS CHEAPER

a a

"FAST FOR CASH"

IS THE MOTTO OF TINS HOUSE.

CAMl'UrM, (JAI.Ll A 11 Alt'l Kit.

P, S.—Tho above goods wore all bought late in the season, thereby securing the newest styles and the last novelties HI Dress Goods, with the advantage of 10 to 120 per cent, in favor of buyers* nOV-3-ltfWl-yC. (i. II.

WEEKLY REYIEW-CRAWFORDSVJLLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1866.

Coal Crcuk. Wn no Kiploy .... Hrown Scott Union City olTrav

Su« »r CK Franklin Wain tit Clark

New

A NOTICE.

Special articles upon CHOLEKA, the UINDEUPEST, and TKK.'H lS'-E. Now. reliable and useful discoveries added to each edition, making it the MOST COMPLETE book of the kind ever issued. The whole work has been edited and ^arranged by^a corps of the best scientific men ot the country. No similar work iias been published, equaling,'.his in completeness, variety of matter, and reliability. •No class of men once possessing it would willingly dispenso with it. It is useful alike to the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechanic, the Housekeeper, and the Professional Mau.

KXTKACTS FltOM THE I'HKSS.

"One of the most important family works ever published."—^Uural Amorican. N. V. Sept. 1. 186ti. "Is probably the fullest and most relial.de book of ^t^lass extaut."—[The Watchman, N. V., Aug. 4.

"Contains immense number of practical receipts and other information."—[N. V. Tribune, May lbCG. "We can vouch for its accuracy,"—[Press, Phi adelphia, Nov lHGti. "We find in it almost everything that can be conceived of as an object of inquiry."—[Loader, Cleveland, O., Jan. 1800. "Will repay its cost in any family within a year." —[North American, Philadelphia, Nov. 1^5,

Circulars giving full description and terms Agent?, copies of lot tera from

Nos. 17 and 19 South-Sixth St., Philadelphia.

Millinery Store.

New Millinery Store.

MRS. C. W. SANBURN,

QUALITY.

She invites tlio people to call and examine her (ioods and judge for themselves.

Bleaching and Pressing

done on shcrt no tic e. Also particular attention given to all kinds of silk and velvet work.

Octn.lROOtf. Mrs. C. \Y ^ANTU RN.

Books.

5 CENTS I PIECE.

HE\I)-NETS AT

MANHOOD:

How llow Restored.

Treasurer's Office,

WOUtD respectfully iuform the citizens of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity that she has established a Millinery Store in Dr. McCtolland's building, It doors cast of the Post Office, whero she is now opening a

ISTBW S^TOOK

of Goods of the

Latest Styles

and Best

.Tust published, anew edition of Dr. Ciilurwcll

i'clcbrated Ewny on

the radical cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal W cak-

uc^?, ..voluntary Seminal Losses, Impotency,Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impediments to Marriage, etc. also. Consumption. Epilepsy, and rits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance.

Trir*Price.in a scaled onvelope.only 0 cents. Tlic celebratod author, in this admirablo essay, elcarly demonstrates, from a thirty yours successful practice, that the alarming consequences of sellabuse may bo radically cured withoutj-he dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife—pointing outa mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. l£T*This Lecture should be in the hands of every

__ I von til and every man in the land.

Ann rT7irT6 A AwTI Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope XXX Atl XO XX I dress.postpaid, on receipt of sixccnts, age stamps. Also. Dr. Culverwcll

MACULE A a, I

121-2 CENTS A YARD.

lint

20(1 Ytnd fi

Tor Sale.

Administrator's Sate.

0T1CK is herebtRiven that I will sell at public IN auction, on Thursday, the 15th day of Novem-her-lWiO at the late residence of Richard Davison, deceased- 5 miles north of Crawfordsvillc. Montuonicrv county, Indiana, all his personal property (n-rt taKen by the widow) consisting of horses, rattle, hogs, sheep, com in tho field, fanning utensils, household and kitchen furniture, and many other articles too numerous to mention,

TKRMS—A credit of 1*2 months will be tnven on all sums over five dollars the purchaser giving his note with freehold

s-'cur|ty.

wiiiviiie

appraisement laws. AliKAIIAM IA\ ISON, iciaJw3-lWiO. Administrator.

.Itltn inistrator's Wotire.

N'OTKIKappointed

is hereby Riven that the undersigned ha. boen Administrator ot the estate of

Hichard Davison, late of Montnomery county. Ind., deceased. All those knowine themselven indebted to the estate will please make payment, and those having claims will present them lecally authenticated Ic.r settlement. 1 lie estate is solvent.

AliKAIIAM DAYIMI.V

oeUJT'GliwS Administrator.

For Sale.

fonlsvillc, lnd. iieptember "0. li^i.

Montgomery t'ounty, Indiana, Oclobcr isflO.

"VTOTICK is hereby niven that.the Tax Duplicato for IfctiG is uow in my hand* for collection the rate of x^t Assessment on each $100 of Real hsuu and Personal Pro]

=r fc.

L'ts ct« els cts cts! ets cts 10 20 1 50' *.'j 10 16 so qo ro' 10. i'» :»u i»o .vi io 50 it) 1 Ad itt 10

to so yo 5u' v:» ifi 5o vmi so 1», 50 ^»'0J 1 50 05

Jct ir»-lW»}nov3tv-i

Wanted. Wanted. AGENTS WANTED I

For the HestKcllinmind Most Cseful IlooK of the Day,

UK Agents are making from Siwi to $200 PKH MONTH in selling l)r. MACKKN/JK'S

UNIVERSAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA,

ur 1,000 RRCIPKM in all the Ksetui Arts.such as Agricul ture, Urewinc, Wine Making. Cookim Cements. Farriery. Medicine, Domestic Keonotny. Ac.. »tc.. «lc.

The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, relating to Diseases and their treatment, by Dr. Henry Hartshorne, Professor of llycicne (Health) in the I niersityof the State of Pennsylvania (Medical Department of IMiiladelphiu).

The articles upon Carriers upon Farriery and Cookery are. liko all the others, complete. The latter contains nearly 1,000 Keeipcs. In fact tlio work is a library in itself, and has no rival.

L*t.- ct.. ets cts ct? ets. 5o'l 32 2 t)0il 00i2 00 2 00 1 1 5tl 1 IMl'O 00 a IK) 1 :\2 50 1 00V Witt to 1 -12 1 MM 00 2 (HI 2 UO

I 27 1 Soil 00 2 00 2 ()0 1 :t-J 1 50* 1 00 2 00 2 00 25 ".IT 1 75 K1 00 2 00 25 1 H2 75 1 UO 2 H» (K) 50 1 52 2 00 I 00 2 UO 2 (Ml 1 47 1 50 1 00 2 (HI 2 00 I 1 32*1 50 1 00 2 Oft'2 (HI 32 1 50 1 00 2 (•0,2 00

penally, uith co?t.^ «»iror Moiitijoinerv

A«IC.V8\S WAMlin

VV-.i. KOii

riiANk MtlOUK'S \KW UULIK,

"WOMEN OF THE WAR."

A (JENTS will find thisa book of real merit an intrinsic value—subject No tracted and

estimrand exciting. engaged the public mind like this. wants it, and thousands will purchase as an opportunity is afforded them. Uea Agents say of it.

One reports 17 orders tor the first day of c: inc. Intelligent, active Males or Kemal sab' of this work a pleasant and lucrative uient. The book has no competitor—it com and now to the people. The territory Agents understand the advantages in this ticular.

LIVER PILL

they can have nc .ira!, being oom. posed of the most

Powerful Vegotable Extracts

which have a direct action on tho

I SPLEEN -AND LrVEIt,

11 rinore 1/ic Ililc, Assist JUffcxtiou,

Cure Cos!il encs*,

I In fncl. they are, their name

o|BLOOD PILL'S

"The Life-Giving Principle."

They search out di»caw and stnkoat its very root, leaving the system in tho toll vigor of.health I arc I'KRKKCTLY HARMLESS TO 1 INFANTS, (lit PF.HSONS OKTIIK I MOST DKL1CATK (.'ONS'I'I I'U1 IONS, and are a

anv adtwo post•*M arriage

CIIAS..I. U. Kl.l

K: Mowers- New ork. l'oil Ollice Mux Oct -O'lifiv 1

Clothing and Furnishing House.

Grand Opening of the

Everybody

One experienced Agent writes: It is the and pleasantest book he ever canvassed says people are delighted with it, the Ladies ally.

Anothersays: "Women of the War" i- tli of the season. Another: 137 orders in four days.

11 find the ve employfresh

For full particulars send for circular. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO 14* West Fourth M.. inciunati oct4M! ml*

Roback.

RODAGK'S

*v°0D

.. rCanvassers, show

ing what they are doing recommendations and opinions of the press, senMree by the publishers.

Price $4. T. ELLWOOD ZELL ACOMPAN V. (bstabiished in Wio.)

P'HS

SUGAR-COATED,

PURELY VEGETABLE,

Free from Mercury

AM)

ALL MINERAL POISON,

And are, undoubtedly, the best r« HiedV extant.

FOR

SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE

Oporntiafl

as thoy do, l,v a special aflinity for the

mucous memlriuc of the IKJWCI hereby removing th

Si!

SATBR, SUHJUK AND BETTER

Purgative Pill

than lias ovor l»eforo been availablo nankind, and, lcing thieklv SI'. tl-COATED, aroe*peWallv adapted as a HEMKDY KOKCIULPUKN. and persons who have a dread of' Kwallowing a pill. They are, uti- I questionably, one of our most satisfactory CATHARTICS, and no househohl should bo with- A them.

(3ucccssors to I)r. C. W. Roback,)

BOLE PROPRIETORS,

ixit

Nos. 56,58,60 & 62 East Third St.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ltohaok'ff Modinnep are kept for sale hi

city of Crawfordsvillc, containing 0 rooms, Summer dec. east eleven rods, thenco east forty-four rods and Kitchen, Pantry, Meat Houso, Wood House. Ac.. Ac.: oj [ink*, thenco north IbO rods, thence wiwl Mr«U all in good condition and on reasonable terms, which

.I01CI, tH THKIK.

CIIAn VOIIUKVII.M! CIIAI'TKII

No 40 K. A. HI.,

Meet AM First '1 uesday night after full Moon, iune'.'mn .1. s. KI.SKV. 11. p.

E S I O

Clothing Store!

N. E. Heinsheimer, Isaac Illock, JacobJleutsch.

HEINSHEIMER, BLOCK & CO, I

Xo. 2, J'-ttwl Bhch'j Washington *SV/vr7,

CrawfonUvilli', litdimiii.

Ol'LD inform the puhlie.that thi-y liave establirfhcd a tirst class

Wholesale & Retail Clothing Store

embracing the latest and most fashionable styles of Jtcady-Made Clothing, such as

Over-Coals, of every kind, fine Clo.h Frock Dress Coals. Busmess Coats, Pants and Vests.

Wc also have a full assortment of Gent*' Furnishing Goods, snch as

Shirls of all kinds, Under Shirts, Drawers. Overalls, Suspenders. Butterflies, Pocket

Handkerchiefs. Collars, Neck Ties, Buck Gloves,

Kid Gloves. Socks, &c

We have also on hands a full assortment of

A S A N S I A S

of the latest styles and of the best manufaolute ever brought to this market. Also

Trunks, Valises, Satchels,

Carpet-Bags, Umbrellas,

and Walking Canes.

Our assortment is the most extensive and complete over exhibited in this section of country, and it is our intention to make it the

Lcadiiiii Clolliini House

OF CRAWFOEPSVTLLE.

We Caff Sell Cheaper

FREE TO ALL!

TTHSTXOl^

.Vo. 1,

tkmm

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

and I). J.

MOrKKTT A HOOK. H. K. KROM' I HINHIKD, Drugjrists generally. JSept* ,Junel0inarlt)V»inHc4te.t

For Sale.

For sale DESIRE. TO SELL MY RESIDENCE, S1T1. A- V^'dec. ea™t fifty one rodsand 15 links, .1. ted on Vernon Street, in the eastern part of the $ dog. west seven rods and 15 links, the

Guardian's Sale.

N'OTICE

is hereby Riven that in ptirsuanee of the ordered* tho Court if Common Pleas of Montgomery county. I will sell at private saloon or after four weeks from the date hereof, tho following described real oatatc the property of James M. L. shaver and Henry I) Shaver, minor heirs of Mary Shaver, dec., to wit: The undivided two thirds of part of the south east quarter of section eight, in township seventeen.north of ranee thrco west, bounded as follows: Beginning tit the north west corner ot said quarter section, and running thenco south one hundred and eight rods and CO links, thence south thence south nee souths

,i links to the beginning, containingM 3fi-10U.

will be made known br application being made to Term-—Five hundred dollars to be paid ui hand, me on the premises. Ibis is a very desirable sub- residue in two equal payments, to be paid in Hand urban residence. ... 1H months from day ot sale, purchaser to gi\o his

September 'tiG w3* C, (il III Rlh, hen. notes with approved security tor tho defcrcd installnts. with iiitorest, and without relief from valua--

1|(

/'or Sale.

residence, known as the Schooler property, on thoeorncrof (Jreen and Jeflerson sir

l.'li I V/*lw' II CI 1 A I. 1

Sewing Machine

IJARTLETT

SEWING MACHINE. Best Cheap Licensed Machine in tho U. 8. Ac«ota wanted everywhere.

•14 ChwtBBt HUreet, PMt»de.i •, tti DIMII 0twti

Mitninrc ISIorh,

Mm Street. (Jrawlonlsvillc, Indiana.

\*7 0l LD inform their friends and the public gen erallv that thev have roturned to t-rawfords

Large, Well Selected,

A N

A W

N S A N O S

I O N Huts, CS9!S, Tranks

'w£ AN ij

aid quarter.section, and runmns thenco south one QgntS' FlUHishing GOOdS,

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Authentic Documents.

»:Irkansas Mleartl', JFrotn.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.

STONKY POINT, WUXTR Co., AKK.J May *23,18(50,

DM Jons lh'i.i.—Dear Sir Last February I was in Louisvillo purchasing drugs, and 1 got some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.

My son-in*law, who was with me in the store, had been down with rheumatism for some timo, commenced on tho Hitters, aud soou found his general health improved.

Dr. Gist, who had been in bad health, triod them, and ho also improved. Dr. Coffee, who had boon in bad health for several years—STOMACH AND LIVEK aflfcctcd—he improved very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed tho Cedron JUttors has given you great popularity in this settlement. I think I could sell a great quantity of your medicines this fall—especially of your Cedron Hitter* aud Sarsaparilla, Ship me. via Memphis, care Kickett A Neely..

Respectfully, C. 1L WALKKtt.

F-A-iREHSTTS

Read this Important Letter.

YOT A HI! lN'TKKKSTEl) IN ITS CONTENTS.

MIDDLETOWN. Isn., Ap.il 2U, 1H0G.

Mr,M.L. Duplan writes: 1 do not know that Hull's Worm Destroyer needs any more recommendation? than it has alroady attained by its own merits, but will state that my lit,tie son, aged about three years, was soveroly attacked last fall and winter with light chills, followed by very high fever, throwing him into spasms, or perhaps more properly KITS, lasting from half an hour to ono and a half hours at tho same timo tho child had very strong symptoms of worms. My physician—one of thobest in this part of tho country—exhausted all hU sWU and tho MateriaModica to expel the worms, and en

tirely failed to bring any. 1 thought "John Bull" could do it, and gavo tho child tho contents of throe

boxe«, in triple dosos, night and'morning, wDh happy results, Tho child has not had a spasm for over three months,and instead of the bloated mass that he he is now well and henrty. "John Bull

did it."

Ihuii any oilier houso in tlu- oily, liceauso wo oro connocU'd with one of the olilest and largest

Wholesale Houses

in Cincinnati. We invite the public to call aud examine our stock and prices, and satisfy themselves irehasing elsewhere, as v* ««.ufident find it to their interest to do

HKINSIIKIMKH,IJso. I.OCK

before purchasing elsewhere, as belorc pi they will

&• Co.

NENVTOS HAMSAY.Salesman.

Clothing and Gents Furnishing.

Yours, truly. M, L. DUPLAN.

A CALL VBOM DISTANT MINNESOTA.

KIKUBTOK P. 0., MEEKTN Co.. MIY.,? April 7, IfiOC.

Mil. Jons BULL—Doar Sir: I moved from Kentucky to this place. The stores have none of your Worm Destroyer for sale, They are greatly

needed

hero in Minnesota. A trial is all that is needod to

give them a reputation. Wo can't do without them. Do send somo on this way. Vours,sincerely,

D. O. AUROWOOD.

A Good Reason for the Captain's

Faith.

lll'iAD TI1L CAPTAIN'S LPTTirii AND THE LETTER PROM HIS MOTHER.

which tlioy nfier at such reduced pi-ices, a.s will make it an object to

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who 1I:IH charge of' Ihe business, will a!-

itaja lie lotiiid,uu hand anxious and wil-

linp to attend lo llic wants of the jitiblie.

MAYKIt A 1."1.I.MAS,

lteineiiiher "Old Stand of liill HUM ers.

BKNTON BAKRACKS, Mo., April 30, J866.

DB. JOHNBULL—Dear Sir: Knowing thceffioicncy of your Sarsaparilla, and tho healing and benoflclal qualities it possesses, I send you the following statcinontof my case:

1 was wounded about two years ago was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months, Heing moved so ofton, my wounds have not hoaled yet.

I have not sat up a moment since 1 was wounded. I am shot through tho hips. My goncral health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any thingelso. trl.ih that that is gcnuino. Pleasoex•v*.i fiio half dozenlbottlos.ond obliffo

CAI-T. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis. Mo.

P. S.—Tho following was written April 30,18f5, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson:

DK. lh'i.L—Dear Sir: My husband. Dr, C. S, Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and pliysioian in Central New Vork, whcrohc died, leaving tho above C.P.Johnson tomy care. At thirteen years of age he hud a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which 1 gave him your Sarsaparilla. ITCUKKD HIM. I have for ten years recommended it to many in New York, Ohio, and lown, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfoct success has attended it. The ures effected in somo cases of scrofula and fever sores were almost miraculous. I am very anxious

for my son to again have rcoourso to your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful of getting a spurious artiole, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds were

terrible, but I believe he will recover. Kospectfully,-

U,.|t

^•'1

JENNIE JOHNSON.

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP!

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FOR THK CTHE OF

AGUE AND FEVER

CHILLS

PEVEB.

The proprietor of this celebrated medicino justly claims tgr it n,^uperioritx over all reuiedios offered to the public, for tho safe, certain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills aud Fever, whether of short or longstanding. Horofersto

the entire Western and South-western country -to bear him testimony to the truth of tho assertion, that (ii ii'j ease whatever will it fail to cure if the

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directions are strictly followed and carried out. In a great many cases a single doso lias been sufficient

for a cure, aud wholo families have been cured by & single botltc, with a perfect restoration of the general health, it is, however,'prudent, and in every caso more certain to oure, if its use is contiuued in smaller doses for A we^k or two after the disease has been checked, more especially 111 difficult and long standing cafces. Usually, this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order should the vationt, however, require ft cathartic

1 medicine, ni'ier haviug taken throe or four dosos of the Tonic, a singlo dose of BUi'L'S LGETABLb FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient. l)R. J0T1' BPLL'S Principal Ofilco:

I \o. 40 Fifth, Cross Stroet, I I I I

All of the above medicines {or Mile

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