Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 December 1866 — Page 3

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THE IRIErVTEV:

Printeduml l*iablialicil VII) Sitt rilii} ?Iornby A E S O W E N Wimliiiigtoii SirtTt, 'Jil Niory, l.rr'w IVrw ltii.li.

TERMS OK Sl IISI Itll'TIOV-S'i.OO |.\ AltVAM'K.

I A I O N

I.AIUiiCR THAN ANY l'Al'KK I'Ulil.lrillKl) IN Torilxv iI Ic Advertisers. e:tll op niul examine our List nf

TNL'IWOIJIIIKIWlcUI

Louisville, Sew Albany & Chicago Railroad.

(iOISl) NilHTIl.

Accommodation **.34 a.tu. Through Freight 1.41 p. Kxpress 7,00 (tOiSti sorTii. Express. NMl a. in. Through Freight ^'Accommodation 1,00 p. tn.

Good connections made with all other roads. II. h. MA.ST I.N, Siipcriiilrnilciil.

O A

SEW AIIVKHTISEMKNTS.

.IA*v CUAIIAM 1SKO-lry (Jimd-1 noil Clothing. 11 AUI'KR A UnOTllKRS-WeckJy. II. It. AlilCKS-IIoiise .ind l.ot for Mile. 11A Itl'KIl A BKOT1IIC IIS—Monthly Magazine. .lA.MICS I'ATTKllSON —lio.jk.-i antl Stationery.

I)r. riWAIN—Vegetable Hair Dye. •IAMBS I'ATTKKSOX-Watcbes. Clocks. Ae._

A. J. Snyder's Xnv Flouring Mill.

Tins IM'\V flouring mill which was com-

niched lust spring in the town of Younts-

villo. i-j now completed ami in running order.

I'llr building. which is otK-10 fret, rents on a

.natural bed of rock and is covered by a slate

rout the first story is of white limestone, the

Hecoml, third and fourth stories of heavy

frame work, and constructed with great solId i-

iv ami strength. The interior of the build

ing presents on amplitude of space, while the

machinery which combines all the latest im

provements, is admirably arranged. The mo

tive power is furnished by a never-failing

branch of spring water, which sets in motion

a couple, of the celebrated Turbine wheels, a

description of which wc shall give in our

next issue. The carpenter and millright

^WOIK was executed by Mr. HriiKV FINK, and

is in every respect a substantial and elegant

~-piei( of mechanism. The high reputation

-&\\ bit Mr. Snyder's flour has always borne,

•vNnot only in our own but in the oastern tnar-

^kets. will be preutly increased by the new and

linpinvcd machinery with which he has sup

plied his mill.

I uoli out lor Squalls.

WinUi a] pt \ches. and it may br'.ng squalls

or tnay not. Tn either event, during the

holidays, they may be heard roaring around

the headquarters of Santa Olaus, at Patter

sons Bazaar, for he has a show-case, which,

like the bag of .Kolus. is filled with squalls

from every quarter, issuing from the patent

lungs of the largest and most beautiful as

sortment of crying babies, wax and china

dolls, ever crowded, between the sides of a

show-ease. Parents .-•••••••/•'

When Christmas comes act sensible.

Let little ones, the jewels of your, family .din-

dems. Itf^llSllr Lenrn to love ilieir Y'ai-enWmore. bv "'iiiiiking

eneli

For once,

mimic

parent, willi all the jovs,

Tli« hopes, llie fears, (lie vain regrets, nml

nnxiouH cures tlint lolloiv in tlic wake ot

vv«\en dolls, sninll shoe?, lmby iliniity anil

cheeks, made to imitate the blush of nature

tiy painter's pet ami potter's crucible.

A visit to ratterson's will do, yea. even

... tW

Dry (ioods at greatly reduced prices are

now otfered by the enterprising and worthy

tirni of J.GH.UUM B«N.. proprietors of the Mammoth. The anovc firm, as will be seen

bv to-day's paper, are now offering goods

cheap. The stook a the Mammoth is one of

the most extensive in the citv, and we are

pleased to notice the liberal totin.- on w.Inch

it is offered to the public.

3 UK magnificent selection ot books for chil

dren to be found at Patterson H, bus never

been surpassed in our city. Tliev are the

niost appropriate gifts will, which to ni ike

your little ones happy.

•H

Mysterious Disappearance of Two Tnrkles. One of tln.se mysterious disappearances

that at limes shocks a community and occa

sions a pang, an empty Toid in our stomachs,

occurred in our city on last Wednesday night.

.Several of our young men, who have recently

organized themselves into an Epicurean Club,

procured at considerable expense a couple of

large fat turkics, with a bountiful supply of

celery and cranberries. The birds and fix

tures were left at one of our most, fashionable

restaurants, with orders to have them cooked

ftud served up in the highest culinary art.

At an early hour in the evening, while the

feast was sending up delicious odors, the!

scent of which no doubt was snuffed by some I

wolfish gormandizers on our streets, the sable

cook and warden of the kitchen was inveigled

from his post, and in his absence the deli-

cious morsels, hot and smoking, the bare

sight of which would have made Laiarus

leap for joy, spirited away. Wc shall attempt

no description of the storm of wrath that

this bold slight-of-haud occasioned. The

Club, after the first ebullitions of indignation

had passed, resolved themselves into a philo

sophical composure, which, after several

nightcaps, approached a serious serenity and

composure that told of secret grief within.

& tiooi, Hooks, Copy Books, Slates. 1'ens,

Pencils, Blank and Miscellaneous Books are

Book Store.

Take it. and to your neighbor tell

The wondrous story of their worth

Tell it, and let the word go forth,

Health is wcilth. and that means green

backs, .-

One thing better, that is Roback's—

Un to FOOTK'S for your Christmas (lifts

TO SOLMKKS AND 80LIHKRV IIKIRS. All soldiers who have made application through me. as agent, for the ADDITIONAL BOUNTY allowed by

the late Congress, will please call on me ut my office, without delay, each bringing' with him any two of hit* acquaintances, who nun uwrxjr to Mtf itlnniWv

The authorities at Washington have decided that in all these claims for additional bounty, new applications must he made out and executed in strict con

formity with the new regulations and form prescribed by the Canby Commission, the report of which has but recently been published.

I now have blanks which comply strictly with the new regulations. They nro already filled out from the facts on the first applications, and are now in my office, only waiting the necessary signatures.

Those who have not yet made application for this

bounty, will now find it to their interest to do so immediately, as the Pay Department has directed all such claims to be filed within a limited time. ]Lr'A11 claims of whatever description against tho Government faithfully prosecuted and collected.

Also, deeds, mortgages and other legal instruments carefully drawn and executed at iny office. W. P. BIUTTON, Att'y and Cluim A'gt.

Office in Washington Hall building, Crawfordsville, Ind. nov24'66 wtLA*

Major FOOTE received a letter from this old

gentleman, dated North l'olc, November 20, in

which lie informs llie Major that his stock of

gifts this year will be the moat beautiful and

wonderful ever presented to children for the

last century.

lW Dry Gcods.

For tilt' Holidays. —.Major FOOIK. ill the I Cornel- lim,U Store, is in receipt of a mnpnificent assortment uf toys of all di-sc 1 ijitionK suitable to the hulidiiy season, and will sell tlicm at reasonable

JIIIIJI"

Major.

OiH and the

a a a a 1 The"'A»liury" ltn-e Hall Club.ol tireencn.-tle.hnv-iiill aoeepteil a clinllciiEe Irtun tlio nlin--.li lull, of llii.s pliu'r, a niatcli iinino of ball \\n plneil lit-rtr nn Salui-ibi.v Inst, wliirli resulted in tlieilefent of the Asbury Ij.iys by I.I tallies. The score is appended

ASiirnv ci.t n. w.uusn n.rii. Hun-". OutJ Kims. Outs r. Ii I Kiley. 1'. S •-'lili.vcr. :i«i It 3 4 tioltm, -d II .F1 :t Diiiinuly 1' ^-Little. I.. K, 5 1

I ilor, 1' -I Smith, 1st Laeey, S. S Buistel. »d

et.ntested. but the game the Wabash Club after fhich their opponents sufle ra! very fine fly catches ng ut bases done which

hands

two ^whitewasherc" at their hands. Sevt iiiHtle. and collie rinui

much applauded, recently oigani/et so thort a time as contestants parloi ol the I'ursel llou

the

It ir much clubs to have play

red it 1 the

SI14

li'iurs. After of the hocpitality e. FJSHKU UutiKHTY*

I iiK Diiiiiioinl Ivliuon ol Tenii.von's I'oeui?.

I tie oinpniiion l'oet^. new editions of Sluikes-

]ienre. Itj-ron. Moore nml Scott, tlie blue nml

gold edition of nil American nnd Knglisli

jioets, nre upon l'ntlcison'H shelves for linli-

dnv jiresents. 1 ..

Tin* PtMiplo's (llullT.

There is probably no one iiiedicine I lull bus

cured none people of b:iid colds, cough*, in

fluenza uinl throat dillicull ie«, than I'oes

Cough Italsum, whilst in enses of croup and

uhooping coii|ih. it is reiuarUable t.ir its

.1 speedy cures.

Cor's D)s|H",)sia Cure.

There is no need ol'in'V ones lin 1 jr the

dyepepsia. for it 1ms been deiiionstrated be-

olio leal* of contradiction that foe's Dispep-

in I'lire will certainly cure it. t'onsiiinption,

the most prolific cause of ill health, is surely

cured by the Cure. Sick-lieadiiclie, crumps,

p'tin

.. or cold in either stomach or bowels, in-

st'intU yield to its power.

(liristniiis Tojs.

Toon:, at the Corner liook Store, lias toyp of

every description.

Gable!

LATEST, NEWS!

A I S

OF WffiM

SSI

stum* li

l)RY GOODS

Just Received by

W.N.Wasson

At tlis New.,Brick Corner,

,Wri.sliiiij:ton Strei'i, CruwionlsvilK'. Ind.

A St IMOHB

I Mi Dt.inild, C. F..5 ii Shaw. S. S 4 I,, wis. 1st -I 4 Ijltistinc. K. 5 :t

Mi Intire. -tl B....4 Browntield, K. K.

-'i

*$% Iglcharl L. 'iw Itracken. C. 1-,

Total

Total 4.r»

1 he game learly iti the

closel

STOCK

"•jsu -fit OI £j,

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

Fancy Silks. Grenadines, iMoIiairs,

Mozcmbcques, Lawns, Shal-

"L!I lies Ginghams, I'rints.

r"'

&c, &c. Genuine, A a

'j1, Plain Linen Collars.

tho

.1 IJ.IMCU /j STOCK OF

Fancy Dress Buttons, iff

Parasols,

Snn Umberella. and NOTIONS.

•-'HI Al«. imperii line id

Cloths and Cassimeres,

CARPETS,

HOOTS. SHOES. HATS and CAPS,

All of the lintml Wtylnv

COlvdIE

JLNJD

Dry Goods

WASSONS & ELLMORE,

DRY GOODS

.A_T

REDUCED PRICES,

.A.t !N~o. 3,

CO. 11.1Mi:ItCIJilj BLOCK,

CRA IYFORDSVILLE. IXI).

Call mid Examine Slock

AND LEARN PRICES.

otTeredatas low prices as can be found in the State of Indiana, consisting in part of

sold at reduced prices at Patterson's cheap Brown Muslins, Blcachod Muslins, Hick-

To appetite they give a zest

lead,

"Mivcs there a man with soul so

Who never to himself hath gaid,

Hoback's Bitters—they are the best

There are none so good, none so pure.

Disease none will so surely cure. ...

Take it my friend if you'd I will

Shirtings, Cotton Flannels, Prints,

Cloaks, Shawls, Cassimeres, Satinotts, Home made Jeans and Flannels, Wool it Cotton Yarns, I)claincs. Balmoral and IIuop

Skirts, Ladies' Nubias and Hoods, Hosiery. (ilovc«. &i\. &tv

Wc keep any and every thing usually found in a

DRY GOODS HOUSE,

and as low as can be found elsewhere

IIST THE WEST I Ladies' & Childrens' Dress Goods,

of every

StyleT Grade and Color,

Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks, Flowers. Laces, Crape, &c. In Gents Ware

OUR STOCK is FULL.

Rcady %llate Cloth*n

in store splendid stock of

for men and boys. Also,

Sf.

Old Santa Claus.

Hats, Gaps, Roots & Shoes,

also, larRo^siiclt of

Queens ware of every style

Machinery.

UT* O XT JST JD JEi

'.- —ASH—

MACHINE SHOP

A -IS- "L

CRAWFOMMSYMIiljE.

SEE

!1 /'Uenicmber the New Brick Corner. Farmers, when in town. Nov.10.1HTO. W.N. WAKSON.

BliAIB, lA I.i: & CO.,

Have now in operation a Foundry and Machine Shop in this placet and.would invite^njnterestetl in

UlaehinerV of Any15 Kind

to give them a call. They arc making easting*, such a*

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,

Dry Goods, Notions, &c.

Commercial Row Wide Awake!

—Great Sensation!—I

all kinds of

of every description.

Sorghum Mills. Furnace Fronts, Crate Bars, Sufiar Kettles, Ovens, Uofi Irons, Making Patterns for and

Heplaeinp Stove Flate*

1 hey arc prepnred to repair

Tultular lioilers, Steam Enginen, Thrashln^Mtichmes, Keapers, Mowers, lri Saws, and to make and fit up

Hr.i«». Castings, and Black--inithing of c\fr) dc-

work done In

t,1" them iWarranted to perform as reprcentcd

Shop on Green Street, near Depot.

('ash J'nil for Old Iron. Copper i( Hull's

mnviaw HI.AIIt, l.YI.K A C".

T'Xiliinery Store.

\nv Millitiei'v SlotT.

W. SANBURN,

MRS. C.

WOPLD respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsvillo and vicinity that she has established a Millinery Store in ir. McClelland's building, 3 doors east of the Post Office, whero she is now oponing a

3ST1GW STOCK

id (ioods of the j-

I Latest Styles and Best

QUALITY. I

Mie invites the people to call and examine her {:(Soodn and judge for themselves.

Bleaching and Pressing

I done on shrrt notice. Also particular attention girI en to all kinds of silk and velvet work. OctKl.VGGtf. Mrs. C. W. SANBUHN.

Navy Tobacco.

Ltd«arf.r

Aeo.oicellontby

A E

ON THF

A A E

&tkK.

Big Stock. Fresh Goods£ New Styles. Great Novelties. Immense Rush for

NEW GOODS.

Prices Below Competition.

are in ecstasies over the rich and superb fltock of

Emprew Cloths.

Moire Antiques, Silks, Merinoes Mohairs.

Coburgs, Lustres.Cloaks. Mac ntfieent Shawls,

and the immenso supply of Unique^

Trimmings to Match!

YOUKG VENTLEMEN

will put on a satisfactory smile, when contemplating the

WELL-FITTING SUITS,

the fineness and finish of tho Cloths and Cassimeres.

THE YOUNG JWIJSS

nnd Ktampn her foot in triumph aa she buckle? on a well-fitting, high cut

POLISH BOOT

I E N

nrc frantic after

Old and Young and Middle-aged

are crowding

Campbell, Galey Ilarter

nnd buying Brown Sheetings

Af 15 CENTS A YARD.

1 RLE A CI JED MUSLIN A

13 1-2 CENTS A YARD. vV

CALICOES AT

121-2 CENTS A YARD.

lint 200 ViikI

Spool Cotton at 8 cents.

and all other

GOODS CHEAPER

ban they can be bought elsewhere,

1' S —Tho »bove

brand of sweet chewiait NJVJI Tobca-

for sale [dee3tf.] LEK 4r BRO.

ATOTICE in hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for Ir-OG is now A.' Assessment on each $110 of Ken! state and 1 orsonal 1 roperty

TOW.NSniPS.

•ICBCB

IS}

THE LADIES

Toys, of all Descriptions

vjy~

KOOUS

1800.

TAX NOTICE.

8 s.

CIS

cts!

'fw11

Hj TJ,

Cap, I.ettor.Note, It ill t. nil. W imloiv.l W riippinn

ENVELOPES^

i#?5! PICTURES,

trauie.4. Molding, Coids and

TASSELLS

N E

il'indoiv Curtains

ices on it

gives her head a coquettish toss as she plaoes

Imperial Ki«*oir,i

Pistols and Cartridges.

A.lL.lL.'TJ

AP1E

HEAD-NETS AT 5 CENTS

Lending Litornry l'npcrs nml

'-Si

:^.c3-^ziisrES

WILCOX

Sewrine .M»oliinos. Remember lie Coiner HOOK STOKE.

A. FOOTE & CO.

vembcr3-1800lIC.

Books.

MANHOOD:*

How liOKt, How lie stored.

.lust published. nt'W editi«it"f Wr.

DulTrrwetr* i*elvbn\tr&

The celebrated author, in thi- admirable f-»y clearly dem«mstrates. troin a thirty years j.uccc-ful practice, that tho alarming consequences «»t It abuse may be radically cur*a without the dnnRon-us use of internal medicine or the application ot tju knife—pointing out a mode of cure at ccrtain, and etleetu »1, by mean- of wn»cti«*

i-\ thence

"FAST FOR. CASH"

rrrrt

Treasurer's Office, I Montgomery County, Indiana. October IStffl. ii my hands for collection the rate of and on each Pol! is as follows, to-wit:

CIS

Coal Creek. .. .. Wa:mo .. Kipley lJrown Scott Union City of Crawford•'N illc Madison Sugar Creek Franklin Walnut .. .. Clark

^3 '4'^!

cts cts ctfl els'

L* IS

cts is ets

85 751 1(J 50 'JO 1 50 25 10 10 T5j 50 20 1 5(1 10

*25

Shades

^roTioisrs,

and Fancy Goods both useful and

OZR/UsT-A.Iiw (rEj3SrT-A-Xj.

lopo. to liny adeems, or two pnpt-

1 1 1

L)r. Culvcrwcll's "MurruiKO

(Tuido." pricc 55 ccn^ jin

1ST llnwery. New York, l'osl Office Uox 4.5-s. Oct'-'0-0fiyl

Notice of Application.

Notice of Appllffttlou for Liquor License. VTOTICK is hereby Riven to the eitiiens ..f Uniol township, llontcnini-ry county, htftte of Imliniin Th»t I.Henjumin K. Hays, a white mnle inhnlntun

north forty-one feet three inches to a stake, thence west ono hundred and six I y-llvo feet to

-rr r\ rro it I Washington street, thence south forty-one foet three

IS THE MOTTO OF THIS HOUSh. inches.to the place of beginning. Union township, I Montgomery county, Indiana.

\nv

10*C6w3

CAMl'BELL.OALKYAHAUTER.

were \11 bought Into in the

ncKson'. thereby neouring the nowe.t Hyles nnd the limt novelties in Dress Uoods. with the aJ-:unta*e of 15 to SO percent, in furor of buyers

DAV-S-IPM-T C. O.

THJ I Stf-3 IKt I

75! Iti: 50 20 :.o 10 751 Hi, 50 20 1 50j 25 10 5 15 '.5 iol 50 20 1 .*»! 10 2 3 75 10 50 20 1 5t»i 25 10 25 75! IGl 50 20 1 5» 25 10. 5 10 25 75! iu: 50 20 1 50 10,

it 50 20 2 10 5 25 SI 16 50 20' 5(»j 25 10 S 751 lti 1

25 7i!

"THE CORNER"

Book Store!

lti 1 50 20 1. 50j 25 10, 5

On which, if not paid by the third Monday in March 1Hrt7. ten percent, penalty, with costs, will !. tdded. I)ct 15-I806nov3w4 HOHKKT F. HECK. Treasurer Moiitgotnerv County.

Books and Stationery. Wanted,

I S E A N E O S

School, College. Toy, (»ift, Blank, and all kinds of

1 :u I ?."i 1 irti •,» i'ti 00

.•HI 1 .VJUJ OTI L«TI K1

50 20 1 50 25 to 5 5

32 I .rK) I 10 10 -J 00 jt z:\ 1 10'HI 00

WAXTlil)

POK

PRANK MOURK'S M'W «(»!(K.

"WOMEtf OF THE WAR."

C«ENTS will find this* a book of real merit and intrinsic value—subject new—inteimly intercAinc and excitinir. No work ever attnicte-1 Hti.i engaged the public mind like thi.«. Everyhody wants* it. and tlnm^and^ will purchase it n.« soon as au opportunity is afforded them. Head what Agents say of it.

Anothersays: "Women of the War' the book of the ?ca!on. Another: 137 orders in four days.

One reports 17 order.s for the first day of canvassing. intelligent, netiv* Males or Female? will find the sale of this? work a pleasant and tucrative employment. The book has no competitor—ii corner tresh and new to the people. 'I he territory is clear. AccnU understand the advauta^es in this particular.

For full particulars send for circular. Address NATIONAL I'l:ULlSHlNti CO.. \4i* \N fst I ourth M.. (.mcinnan O. octvn nit*

Roback.

ROBACK'S

u?oD

p,us

SUGAR-COATED,

PURELY VEGETABLE,!

Free from Mercury

AND

ALL MINERAL POISON,|

And nre, undoubtedly, the

best remedy extant

SICK AXD NERVOUS UE.limilK

Onprnti»r

mucous mcml.nu-.e of tho bo thereby removing tho cnu»«s.

LIVER PILL

£0 thoy

Powerful Vegetable Extracts

Cl irhioh hnven direct notion on tho

SPLEEN AND LIVEK,

B. F. HAYS.

Administrator's JVotice.

ant lilte, Digestion,

nrc Cost it fucss,

In fuct, th^.v nrp,

BLOOD PILL1

"The Life-Giving Principle."

They search out disuisv and strike at its vorv root, Umvoig the I system in thr- f'ull i«o» h^nttli nre I'BKFKt/TLY IIAlt.MI.Kss l( I

ANTS, OH I'KKSMSS OKTIIK I MOST UKMCA'I'K (.'UNT11IJTIONS, nnd nro

SATEH.SURtHANDBETTEK

Purgative Pill

K«»»T on

the radical cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhma. or ^eminnl \»aK

ness. Involuntary Seminal Lojsos, Inipotcney. n.n tal and Physical Incapacity. Iinpedimeuts to Var riace. etc.: almi. Consumption, Kpilepsy, nnu ritn, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagant*. lr~Pl rice. in a seated onveb.pe. only 0 cents.

than has over before loon avHable to mankind, and, being thickly sU-GAH-JUATFJ», nreo'iM'ciullv adapted ana UEMKDY KORtriULUBKN, nnd persons who have a dread of swallowing a pill. They are, unquestionably, one of our muMt satisfactory CATH AKTH.\s, nd no household yjlL should to without them.

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

^ucce««ors to Dr. C. W. Roback,)

HOLE PROPRIETORS,

fercr, no matter what his condition may be. inu cure nitnsulf cheaply, privately, and radically. ir~PThis Lecture should be in ttie hands ot youth and every man in the land.

Sent, under seal, in a plain env dress, postpaid, on receipt of^ nge stumps

N OB. 5fl, 68,60 & 82 East Third St.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

lb,back's Medicines are kept lur .-ale l.i

MOFI-KTT A HOOK. U. K. KHOLT. nml I-.. Ill.M-diui. uriicgiats itenernlly. um'tOmarin 6*bn3c4te3niyad

Medical.

DR. J. C. SINNARD,

HOMEOPATHIST!

Offer

Montgomery county, in the tat« of Indiana, o. age of twenty-one years, will apply to the !oaru ui Commissioners of Montgomery county, in the State of In liana, at their next regular session, commencing on the first Monday in December. A%D. l^Wi. for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a ie«s quantity than a quart at a time, under the J, emperanco Law of 185D. for the term of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drnnk is situated on part ol lots I number ninety (90) and ninety-two (W^ on the origiy| nal plat of the town of Lrawfordsville beginning at the south west corner of said lot ninety-two, thence i?\ cast one hundred and sixty-five feet to. an alley.

hi* professional services to the people of Crawfordsvllle and vicinity. Measured by the proper standard—SUt.M-KSSl* I TUKATMKNT—the ifomeopathic System deserves all the prai-e which ha? been given it.

ONE RXAMPLK—uln1M«». twelve Homcopnthie Physicians iu Cincinnati. treat«*d 2410 cases ot cholera recoveries 23&i—deaths «5—mortality about per ount.

OFFICE WITH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, I ami resilience on Main street, in the bouse formerly oeeupic-tl In- F.. .1. Hinforil. CimvFOHtisvtl.LK,

liinvHiWl

Notice.

School Notice.

NOTICK

is hereby given, tlnit the time for holjling the regular monthly examination of teachers for license, has been changed from the last^Monday to the lost Saturday in each month ine 'r.i examination under this arrangement .vill bgenial

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

REAT RI1DI

Authentic Documents.

.trkanuas Heard From.

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wi.v1 IHJ" uu

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TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.

STO.NRY FOIKT. W'IIITB CO.,AUK.J May 23. lPCfl,

])K. Jons BCLL—DearSir: Last February I was in Louisville purchasing drug*, and got some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedrou Bitters.

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My son-in-law, who was with mo in the store, had been down with rheumatism for tfome time, com* tnenced on the Bitters, and soon found his general health improved.

Dr. (list, who had been in bad health, tried hem, and be also improved.

Dr. GolTco. who had been in bad health for several years—STOMACH AND LIVER affected—he improved very much by tho use of your Bitters. Indeed tho Ccdron Bitters hasgiven you great popularity in this settlement. I think I could sell a great quantity of your medicines this fall—especially of your Ccdron Bitters* nnd Sarsaparilla. Ship me. via Memphis, care Bickctt ,fr N'eely.

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One experienced Ai ent writes: It is tho eate*t and pleu*antcpt book he ever canvawcd for and says people Are delighted with it. the Ladies especially.

Respectfully. C. U.WALKttK.

PARENTS

Read this Important Letter.

YOi: AUK IXTKRliSTKD IX ITS CONTEXTS

MIDDLETOVN. IND., April 20,180ti.

Mr.M. L. L) pi an writes: I do not know that Bull's Worm Destroyer needs any more recommen dationsthnn it ha.* already attained by its own merits, but will state that my little son, aged about three years, was severely attacked last fall and winter with light chills, followed by very high tevor, -J throwing him into spasms, or perhaps moro properly FIT*, lasting from half nn hour to one and a half hours at the same time the child had very strong symptoms of worms. My physician—ono of tho best in this part of the country—exhausted all his skill and the Matoria Mcdloa to expel tho worm*, and entirely failed to bring any. I thought "John Bull" could do it, and g*vc the child the contents ot three boxes, in triple doses, night and morning, wiih happy results. The child has uot had a spasm for ovor throe mouths,and instoad of tho bloatod mass that ho was, he is now well and hearty. "John Bull did it.'* Yours.truly.

M. L. DUPLAN.

A CALL FB0M DISTANT MINNESOTA.

KINGSTON P.O., MERKIN CO., FTN.J

April 7, 1800.

MH,JOHN BULL—Dear

Sir: I moved from Ken

tucky to this place. The stores havo nono of your Worm Destroyer for sale, They are greatly needed here in Minnesota. A trial is all that is nooded to give them a reputation. Wecau'tdo without them. Do send some on this way.

Vours, sincerely,' D. G. ARUOWOOD.

A Oood Reason for the Captain's .Faith.

READ THE CAPTAIN'S

ies

Saturday, November 24. tfH^.

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AND THE LETTER Prom HIS MOTHER.

BENTON HAHUACKS,

Mo.. April 30. i860.

DR.JOUN BULL—Dear

Sir: Knowing the efficien

cy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneficial qualities it possesses. I send you tho following statement of my case:

I was wounded about two years ago was taken '. prisoner nnd eonfmed for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet. I havo not sat up a moment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My genera) health is impaired.and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in vour Sarsaparilla than in any jjfiinr olso. I WMIJ that that is genuino. Please e.fpress.me half dozen bottlca, nnd oblijfo

CAPT.C. P. JOHNSON. St. Louis. Mo.

P. h.—The following was written April 30.18C5, by Mr*. Jenuic Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson:

Da. But.!.—Dear Sir: My Vusband. Dr, C. S, Johnson, was a skillful hurgeon and physician in

Central New York, where he died, leaving the above C. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of age

he had a chronic diarrhea nnd scrofula, for which 1 gave him your Sarsaparilla. IT CUKKI) HIM. 1 have lor ten years recommended it to many in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores.and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The I cures effected in some cases of scrofula and fever sores were utmost miraculous. I ain very anxious for iny son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. Ho is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing it. Hito you fors wounds wore terrible, but I believe he wiil recover.

Respectfully, JKNNIE JOHNSON.

SMITH'S

TONIC SYRUP!

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AGUE AND

FEVER

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CHILLS &I PEVEB.

The proprietor of this celebrated medieino justly claims for It a superiority over all remedies offered to the public, for the safe, certain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills aud Fever, ..bother of short or long standing. He refers to the entire Western and South-western country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion, that in no caso whatever will it fail to cure, if tho directions are strictly followed nnd carried out. In a great many cases a single dose has boen sufficient for a cure, and whole families have been cured by single bottle, with a perfect restoration of tHe generalhcuith. It is, however, prudent* aridin «every case more ccrtain to cure, if its use is eoptiguod in smaller doses for a week or two after the

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has

I been cheeked, more especially in difficult anflflong standing cases.Usually, this medicine will net ruquire any aid to keep the bowels in good order should tho patient, however, require a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or four doses of the Tonic, a single dose of BULL*.s EGKTAPLh 1 FAMILY PILLS will besufficient.

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DR, JOHN BULL'S Principal Office

No. 40 Vlfth, Cross Street, l.OlTlftVlC'I'Et

All of the above medicine* for sole by

BINFORD & BRO.,

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