Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 December 1866 — Page 3

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TKItMS OF Sl'IISI ItlI'TIOX:—Si-2.no IN ADVAXCK.

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I.AKCKIl THAN ANY I'AI'KU I'UltLISMKl) IN Iru*vfortlNvillt'! Ailvurtiper*, e:itI up unil examine our I.ist of i7 '*niw!initKnsi.j

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•NEW AIIVKItTISKMK.NTS.

TKU1TT A' Co—New York and Ho*ton More, W.M. K. WALLACK-l'Veclo.-ure. ii. SMrrn—ito(»tsnini sin c-i .KU1N ltUL'KKIl—A in HR IIIL'I] H.

A. .1. Snj'dvr's New louring Mill. Mil.

EDITOR:—1

lately paid a visit to

ilio flouring mill ol' )lit. A. .J.

SNYDER

.'.lit an immense cost. JI:iviug tlio best of water I'aoiliti)'.- .Mil.

SNYDKH

resolved that

his new mill should ei|ual, if not rival

any in the West. Ifis new structure is forty feet wide and fifty-four long. The

basement story is of the best lime stone,

nine i'ect in height, and the secoud and

third storys of frame. The mill is cov

ered with a roof of the very best quality of Vermont slate, furnished and put 011

by A. C.

SAI.K

of Lafayette. The ma

chinery connected with the mill is run by

what is termed the American Turbine wheel, an improvement 011 the French

Turbine that caused so much interest.

This wheel though small, possesses im-

lnenso power, it is only 25 inches in diameter and sets upon a floor or deck five

and a half feet above the surface of the water in the tail race, and from the deck

where the wheel sets to the top of the

water in the box. or pen-stock, is seven

teen feet, giving a fall or pressure of water on the wheel of twenty-two feet

six inches. The wheel has a working

voloeity of two hundred and forty revolu

tions per minute and possesses a capacity

of thirtv horse power. This wheel is

now driving two pair of forty-two inch burs, together with either appurtenances

necessarily belonging to a well appointed

mill of four pair of burs. The wheel in use at. this mill is certainly a most as

tonishing invention in way of power and

well deserves the attention of machinists.

The appurtenances connected with the

mill are of the most perfect order and

taken together the mill is one of the great improvements of the county.

This wheel was invented by Messrs.

STOI'T, MII.I.S A* TK.MIM.KTON.

I'.oston wheel was thrown aside and its

successful competitor substituted. In

every ease where it has been bruuirht in

cmnnetition it has nivanaMv been tri-

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unipliaiit if

Kirker, lluglu's A ('».

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These gentlemen make a ^rand announcement in this week's issue of their magnificent stock of dry goods. Without any exception they have the finest variety and largest assortment of goods of any house i:i the city. Their domestic goods are purchased direct from the manufacturer, and consequently pass through no second hand*- to increase their price to the purchaser, while their imported Prints, Silks. I.aces and fancy fabrics from Kngland and France comprise the most beautiful and rfrhrrrhf styles, patterns and figures produced from foreign looms. Now that the holidays are approaching the ladies will find this an excellent house lomake their selections in purchasing elegant Dress Patterns, Shawls, Collars. I.aces, or any of the thousand articles that may please their fancy

.1 list Hie Tliinjr for a Holiday Present. The largest ami finest assortment of genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar Holders and Cigar Cases that was ever brought to this cit^ can be found at the City Cigar Store. ,'t

is®

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-j Irrlval of Santa Claus. The old gentleman has deposited his pack at Patterson's, and taken his stand in the east show window of that enterprising caterer to juvenile tastes, lie is there and no mistake, with his long nose, hump back, genial smile, and all other concomitants with which our imagination has painted him.

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.VOTIIIN(« charged at the Corner Itook Store for looking at the show windows nor niu goods inside, and either place HI a visit. Come and see.

.j Free Lunch at the City Saloon. free lunch is set every morniui in iwj clock lit the City Saloon. The new proprietor, Mil. JAMBS NOI.AN is decidedly a popular mail judging from the crowds that lrer|iient Idm est abl ish men t. ?.g, is

Tin: only place to purchase the IU: imtrith: l.wKi.oi'r is at the Corner liook stoic.

To Skaters.

'v- .\ birpe ftfHorliiu'nt (il •ioiils ami Krnlies Skates arc lor sale at Paltcison s. r. .M-:

9 (liTiiIt Court. An tuna ol th» 'i rem I Court will coinmenco uii Momla\ tin litli. 'I ho Cfiaml am! lVlit junus will r»'iiort tho »iselvt'H without further notion.

A full stock o! Mook?", Toys. Notion* &c., at the ('tu ner Hook More, suitable for the Holidays and more coming.

(irlsuold N Coming.

This facetious, humorous chap, known as the rat Contributor, and withal one of the moat entertaining lecturers in the country, will hold forth at Eltzroths Hall on next Tuesday night the isth. Everybody should jr- and hear liitn.

I'lcturcs.

'hie of ilie particular uttrnciions son tlic coming C'lirist 111:1s, is the beautiful selection of pictures in oval, square and round frames which nrr marked at aslonisliinply low figures. For instance: firanl, Sherman, 1,111coln or Johnson in hcavv gilt and rosewood frame ^1 ,'{).

liitoKE JAW,.—Joseph lugorsoll, :I .voting man confincil in our county jail and awaiting trial tor the murder of Nehemiah Ham succeeded in efleeting his escape yesterday morn, ing at 10J clock. Me had not hcen recaptured up to last evening.

Ml'NN A CO— Popular Seii?IK-E. lUCIIKU. HIClllOS .t ('u— Hitadquarlura ol' FusliOU

not llend Quarters for •Siintn (Hnus you will find the Corner Hook Store a pretlv fair branch. There you can tiiul something beyond doubt thill will suit for the Holidays.

fiodcy for janu irj

The January number of this magnificent magazine is upon our table. The illustratinni and embellishments are hcauuful cruauons of art while the table of contents are highly entertaining and instructive.

Tin: finest Oysters 01 the season can always he had at Simpson s.

at.

Yountsville in our uounly. This is a

new mill lately erected ly Mil,

S.NYDKK

How TO 1!K.U:TII'Y TUB Couri.Kxmy.—What is there so mollifying to a lady as to have her face covered with pimples, blotches, and cutaneous eruptions, and yet how ninny there are who through pure neglect, suffer them to exist? Go to the drug store and have the druggist make you an ointment with twenty grains of iodide of lead, and one ounce of simple cerate or fresh lnrd .v Apply this to the face every night at. tlie same time keep the bowels gently open with Kuback't lilouil Pills, and take the three times a day, and you will be perfectly astonished at the result produced before a week has passed. Continue this treatment until a perfect cure is effected, which will be in a very short time.

I'SK

of Dayton,

Ohio, and arc the only men who have the exclusive right to manufacture and sell them. The wheel wis tested with the Poston brag Turbine wheel in

New Jersey, and the result was that the

T. W. Fur's Hair lie newer. -j-

Tui: r-hrchr Envelope highly perfumed' something new—at the Corner Book store.

(.•holer liiiekwhcut Flour.

Mi. W. K. STKWAIIT has presented us with a sack ot lluckwhat Flour which we pronounce the finest liavo ,«vur oatnn. It. free from grit mid superior to tlie best Knstorn brands.

ADAMS'Coition Syrup, a choice article for the table, at Simpson's.

The Monster Establishment of McClure* Fry A: Co. in Full Blast. Ibis firm have a magnificent assortment of goods tor the holidays. The ladies should by nil menus visit this establishment and .'examine their beautiful prints, and dress goods.

Rellanec.

Redeem it lo be our duty to say to our readers, that the most implicit reliance can be placed on Coo's Cough Jlalsam. It will cure your children of cronp, and yourself of anv rough, cold, sore throat or pulmonary affection. It is the cheapest ami best preparation in 1 lie market.

Iysp40feia can be surely and permanently cured by Coe lJyspepsia Cure. Thousands of dyspeptics are sending in their testimonials, saying ii, litis cured them. We say to those who are suilering from dyspepsia, con stipatiun, sour stomach, or disorder of the stomach or bnwels, give it a trial.

(Jo to Kuv's for best Coal Oil. -1(115

Kel the Best.

Allen & Brother are now manufacturing a superior article of family tlnur and meal.

FOIL a splendid article of Toledo Ale drop in at Nolan s.

MH..JAMKS I'OSTKK will accept our thanks for a jug of most excellent cider. If any of our triends—we mean those who abducted our keg of lager, have any doubts as to its excellence they are at liberty to smell the jugyrogg

TIIOSK elegant Head I!:i ping in to see at Patterson

A1m

ets are worth slop-

Sisii'soN has the Pennsylvi Flour, a superior article.

KT a buttle ol' Kuv's Hair Renewer.

Tin: Toy shops are thronged every day in view of the approaching holidays, but none more so than that kept by P. Fit7.patrick, on Washington street. Persons desirous of purchasing something nice for holiday presents should visit this establishment. t-dlo

Dox fail to read new advertisement of Mr. 11. C. Smith in to-day's paper. Persons desirous of getting a good Hoot or Shoe, should by all means give Mr. Smith a call.

•II ST received, by P. Fitzpatriek, the la'rgest, and most elegant stock of .lewelry ever brought to the city, lie has also received a large stock of clucks and watches. Call and see Pat. t-Jdl-'p 14

Trnitt A Co.

This firm whose business 100111 is No. Commercial How, have an immense slock ol Dry (foods, Clothing, Hoots mid Shoes, Notions &c., which they are selling at cost. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase chcap goods and we advise every one to give them a call. See their advertisement ill another column.

Ont French Gentlemen will find some susuperb collars and Cravats at Allen & liro's.

Medical.

DR. J. C. SINNARD,

HOIVIEO PATH 1ST!

Offers hU profc.^ional ?crvict!.s to tlio people of Crawtnplsville mid vicinity.

Mensnred lty tlioproper ^tamlard—SL ('*"KSSI'l? Ij TKh.A'1 MKNT—the Homeopathic System de^ttrve.^ all the prui which ha« heen jriven it.

ONK KXAMTLK—"In twelve Hotneopalhii' I'hy- 1 #icians in (vineinnati. treated vMIO rasex ol cholera— recoveries deullM 0'»—mortality about '\lt per cent.

tlie

AND

OFFICE WITH TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, I and residence on Main street, HI the house formerly occupied by K.«J. llinford, CKAWKUKDSVILI.K* JSU, HI novlO'CO] weotf.

Notice to Heirs

i)tlre

to Hrlrsof Petition (o Sell Ileal Kslntc.

HTATK OF ... iflonitfooierjr County,

V[ OTK'K is hereby civen that Ouardicanas Hooher, A'I Administrator of the estate of John M. Hooher. deceased, has filed hia petition Lo sell the real estate of the decedcnt, hid personal being itiAufliciunt to pay hi» debts, and that paid petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common l'leas of yaid Count). \VM. lv. WALLACE. Clerk Nov»-w3. *J C. ('. 1'. ol Montgomery County.

Leather

Harness Jjeather.

LARGE assortment of Harness Lea'her just received at \V.M. P.WATSON'S,

December lit, lSGCiSCMcU.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CKAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER

WK Mrei^lW HJ-T' HS

Our Immense Stock at

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Checks, Stripes and Tickings,

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HEAD-QUARTERS OF FASHION!

GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS

sc. la."*-*

Richer, Hughes I

CHEAP

DRV GOODS STORE

3fo. .5, NATIONAL* BLOCK,

W A S I N O N S E E E CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

We have reduced the prices of all Goods in our Establishment.

DRESS GOODS 0F EYEEI DESCRIPTION,

largest assortment of Cloths, Cassiineres

^eans iu tlie city, which we offer at prices

OUR STOCK .OF

Blankets,

OA.3Sr3SrOT'a3JS' BXCELLEDI

BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS,

COME AMD EXAMINE OUR STOCK AHD PRICES,

SATISFY YOTJBSSLYBS OIF

A new stools, of

OVER-COATINGS, CLOAKINGS & TRIMMINGS,

15, IBM.

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Prices,

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Flannels andpiseys,

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RICKER, IIUGHES CO.,

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULLS

GREAT RSIIDIi

Authentic Documents.

Arkansas Heard From.

TESTIMONY OK MEDICAL MEN

STONEY POINT, WHITE CO.. ARK..' May Q3.18GG,

i)u. Jouslil'LI.—DcurSir: Lust February I was

in Louisville purchasing dru^, and I got some of your Sarsaparilla and Ccdron Hitter?.

My son-in-law. who was with me in the store, had been down with rheumatism for *ome time, commenced on tlio Hitters, and soon found hi* general hcalth-improvcd.

Dr. Gist, who had been in bad health, tried Lhoin, and ho also improved.

Or. CofTeo, who had been in bad health for sovoral years—STOMACH AND MVKII afTected—he improved very much by the use of your Hitters. Indeed the Ccdron Hitters ha-civen you great popularity in thi.- .settlement. J. think I. could sell a great quantity of your medicinc* this fall—especially of your Cedron Hitters and SaraapariUa. Ship

me, via Memphis, euro Uiokctl A.Noo\y. Ilespcctfully, 0. B. WALKKH.

PARENTS

Read this Important Letter.

YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS.

MIDPLETOWK. IM)„ April 00,1800.

Mr, M. L. Duplan writer I do not know that Hull's Worm Dostroyer needs any more recommendations than it has already attained by its own merits, but will state that my littlo son, agod about throe yoars, was severely attacked last fall and winter with light chills, followed by very high fevor. throwing him into spasms, or perhaps more properly FITS, lasting from half an hour to ono and a half hours at the samo tfmo tho child had TOT? strong symptoms of worms. My physician—one of the host in this part of the country—exhausted all his skill and the Materia Mcdiea to expel the worms, and entirely failed to bring any. I thought "John Bull" could do it, and gave the child the contentsfof three boxes, in triple doses, night and morning, wilh happy results. The child has not had a spasm for over three months, and instoad of the bloated mass that he was, ho is now well and hearty. "John Hull did it." Yours, truly,

M. L. DUPLAN.

A CALL FBOM DfST.iXT MINNESOTA.

KISUKTO.V I\0., MKKKIN CO., MIN..I April 7. 1860.

Mh. Jons lii i.L—Dour Sir: I moved from Ken

tucky to this place. Tlio stores have none of your Worm Dcstroyor for sale, They nro eroatly needed hero in Minneaotn. A trial is all that is neodod to give them iv reputation. We can't dolwithout them. l)o send some on tliis way.

YourR, sincerely, D. O. AHROWOOl).

A Good Reason for Faith'

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CaPtam's

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LETTPP

AND THE J.ETTElt FllOM HIS MOTHER,

IJENTON HAIIKACKS, MO., April 30,18C0,

DU. Jous*

HULL—Dear

Sir: Knowiug the efheien-

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

I was wounded about two years ago was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds have not! healed yet. I have n«t Nat up a moment since I was wounded. I Mm .-hot through tho hips. My general health is Impaired, and I need somothirjjr to oosist naturo, I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else. I wish that that i.«« genuino. Pleasoexpre** mejiulf dozei^bottles, and oblige

CxrT. C. l\ JOHNSON,

-q\Z*. St. Louis, Mo.

I*. S.—The folldwin? was written April 30,1805, by Mr*. ,leiiniu.Iohnsu:i, mother of Capt. Johnson:

Du.

HULL—Dear

Sir: My husband. Dr. C. S.

Johnson, was a Pskillful enrgeon and physician in Centra] New York, where ho died, leaving the abovo C. P.Johnson to my care. At thirteen years'of age he had achroniodiarrhea and scrofula.for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. IT criiED mx. 1 havo for ten yoars recommended it to many in New York,

Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. Tho cures olTccted in some cases of scrofula and fevor sores wore almost miraculous. I am very anxious for my son to again have rocourse to your Sarsaparilla. llo is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing it. Hi to you fors wounds were terrible, but I believe he wiil recover.

7^1 Respectfully.

It JKNNIE JOHNSON.

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SMITH'S TONIC SYRUPI

VOU T11K CtHlE OF

AGUE AND FEVER

'mmmm

CHILLS

JFEVER.

The proprietor of this celobrated mcdicinc justly claims for it a superiority.over all remedies offered to the public, for the'safe, certain, spoedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills aud Fever. whether of short or long standing. He refers to the entire Western and Soutli-wostern country to bear him testimony to tho truth of tho assertion, that in no case whatever wilt it fail to cure, if the directions arc strictly followed and carriod out. In a great many cases a single doso has been sufficient for a cure, and whole families have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every

case moro'cortain to cure, if its use.is continued in smaller doses for a woek or two after tho disease has boon checked, more especially in difficult and long standing cases. Usually, this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order •diould the patient, however, require a cathartic mcdicinc, after having taken three or four doses of the Tonic, a single doso of BULL'S VEUKTABLb

FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient. DR. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office:

40 Firth, Cross Street,

i,or«»Tii.r,,s- Kir.

Allor the above iiie.lieinos for .«»Iob7

BINFOHD & BRO,,

CBAW'FOBDfiVlliLBi IWD.

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