Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 March 1867 — Page 3

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THE RBVIBY/

I'i'iiiidIi i,,| lnbtipili('il

Good connections made with all other roads.

Mr.

Inckusoi.].,

noininntio!

I lla,

cti'I

IVnaliingioii Nlimt, !i«1 Niory, I.cr'x IVn ICricli.

TKIHIS (IK SniSCItMTION:—S'2,0(l IX UIVAM'K.

I A I O N

I.ARGKH THAN ANY l'Al'KR IHIUUSIIE 1) IN ('nuvforiUvillt

Advertiser*, c.ii] tip and examine our List of :rp*UBSCRIIlKR#t.O

Louisville, New Albany A Chicago Kallrond.

(iOISO NOKTH.

Through Freight 2.15 p. Express 7,20 (iOISd SOt'TII. Kxpress. 10,22 a. m. Through Freight 9.1**

B. F. MASTIN, Superintendent.

O A

•WM. J. Ml'I.l.i:.N-A-,^utnoiil. STRICKLAND—Cough Halsam.

A Capital Bargain for Printers. We liuvc :in excellent .lol) Hand l'rcss, (Wii.^liinulon put tern,) nearly us good as new, which will be sold at a great bargain. It cost before the war SI!•", and is warranted to be pcrfect ill every particular. Hed I(ix23, platten lixl'.lj inches. We will box anil deliver the press at the depot here for SI00.

Heath of Stephen Ingersoll. We are called on to announce (lie death of another one of our oldest citizens, and early pioneers of our county. On last Saturday evening. Mr. Inckhsoli. was seized with something resembling paralysis, and being assisted toabed was unable to speak. lie survived until six o'clock Sunday morning.

we believe, was born in the

eastern part of New York, from whence he emigrated to Ohio, and from that State to our county, some twenty-four years since. He h»d reached, we are informed, the advanced age of 71 years, and preserved his vigor until ulmo«t the last year of his life. Possessing fine social qualities, a generous disposition, spirits that no misfortunes could daunt, rendered him un agreeable associate und kind hearted man. The funeral services were performed in the Kpiscopal church, under the ministration of the Rev. Isaac A.

skl,

Journal

organ.

IIaokii,

W. Fiiy,

Lixulk,

has had his

nomination, for the Assessorship of this District, withdrawn. The reason assigned for this step by the President is said to have been an article which appeared a few days since in the l.afiyette

Courier

in communication

from the Dr. while in Washington, which

the editor, changed into a scandalous

attack upon the President, charging the Kxec11 Live with keeping a harlot in the White House. Notwithstanding the Dr. has denied that he was the author of the scandal, tlic office lias slipped from his grasp. Secretary McCulloch telegraphing the terrible wortls— too late, a :'r

From all the evidence we can gather from the facts related to us. it is evident that the Dr. is the victim of a conspiracy, hatched at Lafayette, in which Linglc was the chief conspirator. We are assured that the Doctor is warm friend of the President, ami since hi

was an ardent advocate of his

policy. The Inval sycophants of the Umnp Congress will of course feel a gratifying malignity at this discomfiture of the Doctor, whom (hoy will charge as belonging to the bread anil butter brigade. Had wc the ear of the President, the Doctor should receive an appointment.

Be CariTul.

Do not expose yourselves to the chilly March winds and the shaking weather which always heralds their approach. Keep your children warmly clad and close from exposure,

for bad Coughs, sudden or obstinate Colds, Croup, and Sore Throat, use Coe Cough Bal

aam. J,.,. If you have the Dyspepsia,* or are troubled with food distressing you, rising and souring on your stomach, your bowels are out of order, you arc billions, constipated, and generally indisposed, use Coc's Dyspepsia Cure. i„'iJt ii the best medicine for stomach and bowel disorders in the world.

Ciriior, for transmitting a most pleasant v^nnd healthy perfume to the breath. It should Jjohc used every morning on gelting up. to cor•'r'.Jrect a bad breath, and keep the gums and ^jteetli in ft healthy state. To be found only at mini's Drugstore.

a a a a

,'i^tliy adults. Good Saloratus helps to make V, •^nutritious, healthy diet. Hence use J).

Land

in be had at

Uinfouiks

'-•i

Drug Store.

Xcw Subscribers. S'

Col Joseph Ai.lk.n, of Brown township, nnd Mr. H. C. CnAto, of Franklin township, furnished uri, last week, with two new clubs of subscribers, for which we lender them our most grateful thanks.

HEADACHE.—The symptoms of this very general complaint are already too well known to require any description. According lo the science of medical men, headache arises either from a sympathy with the stomach and chylopoctic viscera, oa from a weakticss or exhaustion of the power of the enceplinlo. The one may be called sympathetic mill the other nervous headache. All that is necessary in the treatment is lo restore a healthy action to the stomnch. It would be well first to take an emetic, follow this by tho daily use of Roback's Hitters, and keep the bowels regular: do not allow them to become constipated. Take small doseB of ltoback lilood Pills frequently.

If you \vinh to smoke a belter cigar than you tan find any wliore clac, tlicn go to IJinroKii's Drug Store. John Griffith will show you some of the beat cigars ever brought to tba city.

Pkvkkai.

car loads of tbe celebrated Excel

sior Kcnpera and Mowsrs liave been received at Uoberty Malioriicy'g Agricultural Warerooms on WaBliington street. The firm have also received one hundred plows.

For the Review,

From our While Kepubllcan Correspondent.

Lauoca,

March

1807.

IIo'wknDear

Journal

Muliirilny .lloi

iiig, by

A E S O W E N

Sir—The course of the

undor tho management of .Mr.

Wednesdays and Fridays, Litany, 10} A. M. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Prayers, with Lecture, 7 1'. M.

April 14—l'alm Sunday—Services for Holy Week announced in Church. April 19—Good Friday—Services 10^ A. M. and 7 P. M.

April 21 Piaster Day—Hill services Confirmation, Sunday evening, March -!1 Church on Market street, foot .of »atcr street.

Seats alwaj free

ii.

Co.'s "Rest Chemical Saleratus, as it

"I'bari.

Tms is tho season for Coughs und Cold* those suffering with such, or any affection of the Throat or Lungtf, will find Dr. Sthicklasd's "Mellifluous Cough balsam

Fancy Toilet Soaps, in endless variety, uf 13i.\roiin's.

perfectly pure, and better than Soda for all purposes.

Stove Polish," tho best polish made,

call the attention of our readers to the proceedings of the Teachers* Institute.

—1—1

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice of Sale.

Executor's Sale of Eeal Estate.

NOTICK

is horebv given, that the, undermined. Executor of tho ill of Henry NVoil, deceased, late of Montgomery county, hid., will, on Tuesday, the 19th of March, sell at public sale, at the late residence of decedcnt. to the highest bidder, the homo farm of tho said deceased. 1 uiile east of Waveland. in Montgomery county, Ind., to-wit: The north oast quarter of section thirty-one, tovro seventeen, north of range live west, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or Icsi. There in a good new house on the premises, with ei$ht rooms and acood cellar, good out-houses of all kinds, good fencing, and the in a high state of cultivation.

TKHMfl of Salkfarm

eight months,and the residue in eighteen months, the purchaser executing notes bearing interest and securing tho same by Mortgage on the Heal Estate, for deferred paymcnU, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws.

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT AHT1I1.KS.

ALCOHOL, pergftl Al'l'bES—fjraen, bu«Dry, per lb. HRAX. porbu

Gko.

Snyiikh, is anything but palatable to that portion of the Republican party who believe in the superiority of the white race and their capabilil ies to govern this country, without DEANS, por bu the assistants of tho AlYicun. Mr. S. mollis BEESWAX. pnr 11,. to LhinL that tin* entire Republican parivnf -h, per lb tliif comity lire* wcI(U:tl to negro sull'ru(r«, lrom tho fact that they have always opposed the 11st itut ion of slavery. Such conclusions. he will find to he erroneous, notwithstanding his zealous advocacy of such a detestable doctrine, and which he himself, until his lato conversion to radicalism, was strenuously opposed to. Like all apostates, or to speak more mildly, new converts, he undoubtedly feels the necessity of appearing move zealous in the work of negro equality than even the most ardent abolitionist of the old school. His former long connection with the Democratic party, and his subserviency during the administration of President Buchanan, when. to hold a pitiful little office, ho endorsed the Lecompton swindle, and voted, knowingly, for such traitor* as Breckenridge, are still fresh in the minds of honest Republicans, who, to tell the truth, have little confidcnce in a tunu, who in 1802 wentinto an anti-war Democratic convention, in your city, as ft candidate for the nomination of township assessor, which failing to receive, deserted and straightway became an advocate of principles that only the day before he opposed with all the venom and vehemence of a regular dyed-in-the-wool old liner. Such rapid conversions are well accounted for in the case of the apostle Paul, but in Mr. Snvdkh's case it strikes us as being the result of a disappointment in failing to secure a beggarly little office. Had the Hon. .Jamks Wilson

raim.kv

H.\('0\—Hams, per lbShoulder*,... Sides

IIL'TTKK.. BRICK, nor 1.000 CIIK'KK.VS, per dm CIIACKKIIS—S.i.ln

FEATHERS

complied with his ceaseless im

portunities, Inst Hummer, to secure him the post office in this city, he would now be a staunch defender of President Johnson, the man he is now so anxious to have removed and summarily executed. At that time he was loud-mouthed in fulsome praises of A. Johnson, (as ho now terms him.) and used every effort to pnrsuade Captain Thomas C.

Pru-

at present route agent on the L. N. & C. railroad, to go in with him and purchase the

office nnd make the paper a Johnson

This is the man who is now advocating negro suffrage, How much honesty there is in him we leave the reader to judge, taking his past history as a guide. The old maxim of Judge Xavlor seems peculiarly applicable to his case, ''false in one thing, false in everything. Judas betrayed his Lord and Master for thirty pieces of silver. Had Snyokr lived at that period he would have underbid the sordid Israelist and suffered no compunction*} of conscience for his treachery.

and

were very impressive und beautiful.

How a Good Office was Lost. •We regret to learn that our esteemed and loyal friend, Dr. Thomas

Please to place my name, with seven others, which you will find on enclosed slip, on your subscription list. These gentlemen, like myself, are Republicans of the white stripe, who have had enough of the

Journal

"I'imik

lrug

under the

management of this man Snyueh, whose depraved taste, like his paper, are unfit to entor the circles of respectable and decent white society, Truly yours,

A 'REPUBLICANS

Sage to he found only at

Store.

Rinfokd'm

St. John's CliurclI^Lenf Services, im». March li—Ash Wednesday—ServicOH llU A M. aiul 7 1\ M.

STATFIl SEllVII'KS DflltNC LKST. Sundays, full services, with sermon, 101 A M. and 7 1'. M.

BLOOD

ISAAC A. IIAGAR,

uiar2tapl3t7t

Rrctor.

Latkst styles of conl oil lamps just received at

Bimokd's

Drug Store.

Mr. Crawford C'onllrmed.

The confirmation of Mr. John Cn.twroitK, our excellent Post Master, has caused quite a number of radical malignants to subside and go into mourning, while it has occasioned great joy and satisfaction to the true Union men of our citv.

rnicKS.

rii 6 00

S 1W ti 1 00 (««. 10 fit, none

aiw 2r» -to 50

14 0(1

,u 7 00

luur^ 12 (HI r-» 10 UO 12 70

Wbito od 11 .-Herring, box tresh Lake, lb,

UK® 12 "5^ £0

GLASS—Pxio, 50 feet.. 0 50(o. 700 10x12 7 Ulf.i 7 50 HAY—Timothy, 10 00® 12 00

Clover 12 00(m 15 00 HIDES—Dry, .V (Ti. 12 S Green 5 HONEY 30 IRON. 0(l 10 LUMHER—Poplar, 1? 1,000 ft ... 30 (Klrti 30 00

Oak 20 00 Hlock Walnut 3D

LEATHER—Kip, piece

Calf, $ piece.vJ/. 4 00(.i. 7

Linseed

PILLS. PILLS.

BLOOD|

BLOOD I BLOOD

BLOOD

PILLS.

[PILLS.

BLOOD

JrS I PILLS.

Blood

Purifier!

ItE UNEQIJALK1)

Scrofula, Sj/ph if is, Shin //,%•- ease. Old Sores, Stit Jiltrutu, Dyspepsia or /ndi/cstion,

S I Iinption,

Iffis

Ilor.se and Jack Bills.

We have greatly enlarged our facilities for doing this kind of work, having recently received a new supply of elegant cuts. Orders from a distance promptly executed, and the work sent by mail free of postage.

etc.

i.f l-'i

an excellent remedy in fact, all his

Medicines are worthy the confidence of our readers. —Son Advertisement. ini'm.

person

of 1

two years.

iditifa I

v/ti

ritei

a m»

nn:u

III*

flesh h«id idtt The debtors pl

:iv

euro.I it

ANOTHKK was

net"} th •d ..f r.

tor tr

trymu every rn *dieino

nd ,\«u« ih. Sor-' wh

A.NOTIIEU

w»» curi'd

twtd oxisti-d fourU'on ycura ANOrilKlt of iUn'imiutisin of t-igtit ir.munendtl '''Mniilnint I'nnn^r tin

uiniendtlf of und L:1 (M.nJd nn'iui'"n u, in «hn*h Pi!!!" worlc lilc«* cliari

THE BLOOD PILLS:

Ar»

tho most

lmvo ev«-r rw-tly upon th«» nh h'.Mi «xteut lapse into its fur

.—Ono third down', one third in

KOBKKT \V, BLOOMFIKM),

fcb23-l?G7w4. Kxecutor.

Notice-

AdminlKlrattor'H Xollcc.

"VfOTlCK is hereby given, that the undersigned Ii was,on the lSlh dajruf November lHlHi. appointed Adiniiiistrntor of the estate uf John Morgan, deceased. (feb23'G7w3) S. 11. MORGAN.

Notice of Appointment

Executor's Jiolit'c.

NOTICKappointed

is hereby given that the undorsigued hni been Kxocntor of tho last will of Adam U. Keys, lato of Montgomery county, Stato of Indiana, deccttsod said estate is supposed to be solvent. ILLIAM t*0 i,

Miid thorough IN Mi it Thi :i exciting Hint organ lo s.

m, uhi.-h purgntiv

too aj inn

'Ihey are really a

BLOOD AND LIVER PILL,''

and. in conjunction with the v.

BLOOD PURIFIER!

Headache, Costiveness, Colic

Pains, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels,

Rhould be u^»d by ronvnlescenU- to str nuthcn i-'S^Tthw pro»tration* which nlways follows -acute disease. ... iTry these medicincs, und you will nevrr it. Auk your neigl.lMtr^ who hav« med tnem, and they will

prv

they are GOOD

MEDICINES, und ymi should try'them l«ore going lor a physician.

PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (Successors to lr. C. W. Uolmt Ic.) fiOLK PROrittKTORK. Nos. 50, 58, 00 & 6:) E. Third St.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Roback's Medicines arc kept for sale by MOFFBTT A HOOK, »R. K. KROLT, and K. JJ HINFOH1), Druggists generally.

Dec.8 beptHJu etGmarlO'6Gm3c4tc3tnyud

Leather

Sole Leather.

Kcb-M-lH07-3w hxecutor.

N excollent article of HufTalo Oak Tanned Sole ©rat WM. P. WATSON'S.

WEEKLV UKVIE W—CR A WFOR PS Yf 1 vLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1867.

1 9Ji 33

HI'.t, 15 as ilji. 30

10 oor.t 12 Ot) 3 UO

Duller

CllEKSK

CA NPLKS--Tallow..

I'OKKKK—llio.'l.r.

•lava

CORN CORN MK AI COAL—Stone, per bu COTTON-Yarn liuttiiiK, ...., KGUS, FLOI.'R—llarrol ...i 100 lb tall—Mackerel, bbl

3GOO

LARD...... (if, 12^ LIME

fit.

LEAD-White- 3004} 4 75 liar, & 20&

00(.i

Sole

12 00

43^ 44

MOLASSES—Sorghum ........

r»oc* 00

New Orleans Syrup 1

NAILS

f$$K(V

PORK. «, v.V. lll.'.v 15 POTATOES. bu ..." .. (i«i

RAGS 3(i

RICE ('!. 15 SODA STARCH.

SEEDS—Timothy

SALT—Harrel, 3 40 Sack.

Wm®

Clover 7 00 Flux. ....

BLOOD I

(,|

2 00

SOAP-Har .... .. 15 Country, soft, .... 3.1. 4 SUGAR—New Orleans. nono

Crushed.... ,.v. QC 22

Pulverized 22 20

TALLOW \, TURKEYS—Dressed lb WHEAT—Red.... 2 50

White d" 2 75

WOOD—Green, cord. .... 3 0006 3 50 Dry 3

50^

Roback.

PILLS.

BLOOD

HHI

BLOOD1

BLOOD I

PILLS.

PILLS BLOOD PILLS

Agricultural Implements and Hardware.

E3© 18

20 ir

('».

C!l :ir

:w.y4 35 •tr./ri 50 45(.a 50 tw

Kciluclion of Expenses!!

3. S. MILLER &C0'S.

Carriage Manufactory,

Market St., North nf Court Utilise, Square.

CRAWFOUliwVIl.l.Ii, IND.

Having recently purchased, enlarged nnd improved the premises wo occupy, thcrby saving espouse of rent, and giving increased facilities for inanufiietiir-

SICK HEADACHE

Liver Complaints, I{lu iiimitiin, I'evcr miff St. A nfcl thoiu/'s I'irc,

?jg

FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

JCri/siprlus, Tumors, l.rnptioiix, fits, ScroJ'ulous on-

CARBIAGES,

Buggies, Sulkies, Spring

IIV/yoi/.v, Steig-hs A'r.

Wo would respect fully announce to our tnends and the public generally that wc aronowin a position t» defy al competition in our line in this State as regards

PKICKS. STYLKS AN'l) WOHKMANSIIIP. and invite an inspection of our Carriages. Huggies. «tc.. a fineassortment ot which wo keep constantly on hand Hoing all practical workmen anu employing no bv theinostskillful.and usingtho VEIO 1U-ST ()V MAT KRIAL, together with our long ncquaiiitance with the wants of th section ot country, wo cannot he1©giving 8atislaction,as wc confidentlv assort ma: oar work and prices cannot bo excelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Huggio.s taken in exehango. AH our

Agrivultural I•lipU'inciits, Iron. Xnils,

4 °S

Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Plows, lteaper§ & Mowers,

Tattle und I'ovket C'litlory. Klioli' 4oo«ls,

No. 7 Couiinercial j^luck. Orawfordsville, Indiana.

Now ready to furnish tho spring trado with

50 Tons Assorted Iron,

2r»:n 1 GO

IO^II

OYSTERS, can .... 14«(ai 1 50 OIL—Lard ... 2 00 Fish 2 0(1

at Pittsburg prices, freight added.

50 doz. Trace Chains, 95 doz. Halter, Breast Aim?" 10 do. Plow & Coach

1 70

PEACHES—Dry, !L .... 25 Fresh Can

f-Kto

Hmncs,

20 doz. Shovels, Spades and Hobs,

10 doz. FORKS, 2, 3 & -i Tine,

300 Kegs Assorted Nails.

3 7

3 50

Farmers,

4 00

dard ot tho country. Light indraft, it'throws any soil. March 8, 1W?.wely.

-^.^mttctory.u

ENLARGED FACILITIES!

work warrcntod one

Repairing. Hlacksmithing, Triiuuung, Paint

Ac. with neatnex.* and despatch.

SujioriorFA RM WAG ON S!

Our establishment is now supplied with Fnrin Wagons built expressly for this market by Jitudcbuker Hrns.,of Snuth Heinl,lnd..of tho

VliltV REST rifflBEU.

nnd moro with the view of giving entiro satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us. We fully

Warranf Them in Every Particuhir For Our Venr,

and .1 sell them cheaper tliau any other estahlinhment in the ('ounly.

A Fine Stock Always on Hand!

Ap J5. iron. Keb. .'CI.

Plow Factoiy.

Dizziness, &c., &c.

I)Ii. liOlSA CK'S

""'Stomach Bitters!

41W PLOW MOIOIIY! M\y BOOT & SHOE SHOP,

On Mum Stru t, a f* Doom East of (ha

VW Ojficr. On

WOULD respectfully inform my old cu.-iomors and the public generally that 1 have engaged tho I services ef MK.JOHN HROWN, a practical ami experienced Plow Manufacturer, and will keep on hand the very host quality of

Lj O W

MYued.and

HOUS13 SHOEING

and all kinds of repairing. B.N H. Those knowing themselves indebted for work will please make imtuediate payment as 1 nood the money to enlarge my business

febl-'Ofi,

,10nX A. GR1FKIX.

For Sale.

Kxpculor's Halo.

"VTOTICE is hereby giv»nthat I will sell at Privatt: J-i Sale, on or after four weeks from date hereof, the following described real estate lately owned by Delilah Huscnbarke. deceased, situate two miles southwest of ('ruwO)rdsvillo, to-wit: Ninety acres of land from otTthe east side of the north-eastquar-twelve, in tuwuship eighteon, north of

terof section rango five west Trkma:—Ono half of tho purchase money to be paid in hand and the residue in one year from day of 1 salo, the purchaser giving hi* nolo with interest for the tof«rrod payment. »nd with approved security, without relief from valuation laws. 1

JAMl^ Mi'l.NTIRK, Kxecutor.

Feb 16 n'20iv3.

& Harter!

(\riiij)hilt. (liilcy

Ilnrhrt)

100 BOXES GLASS, 5000 Lis. Assorted Sash, 30Q Plow Handles, 300 Set Knives and Forks, 6 doz. Cut, Mill and other Saws, Pat. Wool Wheels,

Books and Stationery,

BOOK STORE.

Masladon Stock

School and College

TEXT BOOKS,

Can. Letter. Kote Hillet Writing P«per. Hlank. Memorandum and Account Hooks.

Xil

(Warranted,

Vour attention is specially called to the celebrated Km*

re Mirvl IMow, the old standard that luis never been surpassed. i-"

THE EMPIRE STEEL, cenei clean,

Cuinpbll Hnrlcr.

Sruga ana m.

Almostany pattern, and at any price can bo found in this line, as well as a well soleoted

O Eh

.".,(5 *4

JanWbTly

.A Boots and Shoes,

Main S(rc't)

Hlackninith establishment will still be continprompt attention given to

Doors

JJY.sf

(Jrnhom Establishment.

rPHE

undersigned having purchased the Hoct and 1- Shoe estalilishmeiit of ewell »i Hro., (sign of the"Hig Hoot, up side down") would respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that he i* now prepared to do all kinds of work in the Hoot and Shoe line.

Nonr but the llr»t of lVcrluneii trill be Kmploy«»l, ii nd llic: ITInliriiil tvill be of the Very Him

Quality.

Having had a great deal of experience, 1 feel satisfied that 1 can do work that will equal any shop in the west.

IHTAH work done just wbon promised aud warranted to give satisfaction.

JLrAll kinds of work both for Ladies and Gents made to order.

UTPParticular attention given to fine work both sewed and pegged.

Ilepairing and Jflending

done with neatness and dispatch. Callland.see mo.

H.C. SMITH,

Leathef

Harness heather.

VLAIUiKaassortment

Call at the Sign of the 1

TKA-POT!

NOAH S. JOSLIN,

(Successor to Joslin Hcein,)

\FTKit

returning thuoks for past favors, wishes to call the cspocial attoution of tho publiogenerally to the largo and most perfeetstockof

STOVES ami TIJYWJttlE,

now on hands. The best and greatest variety of

COOKHTGSTOYES, ever offered in the Crawfordsville market, and

Warranted.

to givo satisfaction. All articles of

REPA IRING, ROOFING,

dono promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for Copper, old Iron. Rags, Hutter, Feathers, Ac.

Country Merchants

will find it to their interest, when in want of anytbingin ourlino, to givo us a call. Wo will sell you goods at wholesale, for cash or approved produce, at the lowest living'.figures.

Sorhtim l*ans

-«b«r

Slates,

•i Pencils, Pens, and Inks, A I ums, Port Folios A

tUuJ

stock of

alwayn on hand. .fi '. m'

#.l'- llV/tt/i manufactured in workmanlike style land from the best tin-plate in use.

RemomberWOSLlN'K, No. 5, Commercial Hlock, Green street, Crawfordsville. flinarn'Mclt.l

Insurance

The yoar I^OO has boon productive of many

Great

results. Aim ng others, not the least has hcon tho demonstration of tho fact that Insurance against

~V7

w-,.

r|,y*

F,re

,j/-nu"JUoiqoA

,ITancy

•ft

Lithographs. every other urtiele

VVvr that can now bo foundinaoom plotc HOOK. .ft.rii-.

STOHK of the very

best quality and at tho very lowest prices, kept constantly on hand by

PATTfcBSON. in his Fancy Hazanr and Hook Store.

Hut hold on. Tho Mastodon can-

•. not be seen in ALL his glory until tho mainmoth stock of Wall Paper meets your gaze,

Mli

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

'i "is'iii'V. »ti

man

id L' if

.Vi *ioit'

S-:

indow Hliuds. Andyot the Show isnotcunclu-dt-d—for Santa Claus has made PATTKK-

SON'S his HEADQUARTERS for tho coming

W o:

Holidays, A 1 the ag(»nt ,\ of

Funny Old

rJl

OKNTLEMAN will take tho greatest delight in showing visitors tho f^ richest and rarest a«sortment of

A(»KS.

ever introduced before.

N O

AND TllKN ,^ 5^'

TURN'IN,

Patterson's A N A A A

•ANI)

O O S O E

Main Street, Critwfordsvillc, Indiana.

Deol-lHOO-wly. Jan. I'attersnn.

bto

ii imi '"i'jjji

Bull's Cedron Bitters.

tm f*

is ap"aying inhtitution. Within tho'pastyoar many millions of dollars have been saved by this means. The Cincinnati Homo Insurance Company has established an Agency

^.-•*

In Crawfordsville.

.. Tho "Cinoinniiti Home" is ©mplntilcally a-Wrs-tem Institution—infused with Western energyowned by Western capital—controlled by estern men—devoted to Western interest. All Premiums are kept and paid out in the West instead of boiug sent to onstern or foreign cities—Western

of "the

Men

should foster and patronize Western initiations. Shall It be admitted for one moment that tho est does not possess the necessary capital and talent to do tho insurance business of its own country? The "Cincinnati Homo" is reliable, is prompt in the payment of losses, its rates are reasonable, and in short, it is the vory best compnny that con hoj^

Found

for the use of Western num. ln*ure your property.

'Dead "1)-'

loss is freq tieular.

ntly the result or neglect in this par-

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a Policy from the ^Cincinnati Homo" you hare a guarantee that should the devouring oiement consume your bouse, or place of buMness, you will still have au equivalent in cash wherewith to erect anew house or a new business room from.

The Ruins:

/int

of the old. Apply for^a Policy

of Harness Leather just re-

ceivld WM. P. WATSON S

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Authentic Documents.

Arkansas tle'tinl From.

TESTIMONY OF MEDTCAL 'MEN

Stonbv Point,White Co..Auk.,| May 23.1S00.

11K.

Poem?'. W ritine Desks Novels.

John Dull—Dear

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Philosophical and other Works, also. Steel Encravings. Photographs

Sir: Last February I a*

LiiiimviIIc

purchaMini druuM. and 1 got sumo of

your ar*aparilla ami Ceitron llitten. My jon-in-law, who was with uic in tlio store, hail been down with rheumatism Tor some time, onminenecd on the Hitters, and soon found his General liealth improved.

I)r. Gist, who hud been in biwl health. Iriod them, and he als» uuproved, I)r. Coffee, who had been in bail health for sovoral yours—stomach

and livkb

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affected—he im-

nucl

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t,u uso Hl' our

Hitters. In-

tV^T. S.e.('r011 IJ'ttershas Rivon you groat popularily in this scttlemuat^ 1 think I ciu\d .rll & Treat quantity of your raedicinos this fall—espeeially of your.Cedron HitUrsand Sar»ap»r\Ua. Ship me. via Memphis, oaro Rtekiitt 4'NeelyV ..i','!.--. Wit RospeetfuUi,

C.B. WAl.KEU.

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a Bull's Worm Destroyer.

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PARENTS ..j

Read this Important Letter.

,, Mibulktowh,

Toys nnd ,« for both sex-1 »w' es nnd all

lni.1April

88,1800.

.Mr. M. L. Duplaii writot: 1 do .not kno^ -tbftt iiuUfl

or in, DestroTer rieed« mDy-nxorertftOUntnen-

dation than it haB already attalncd.by Its own merits, but wiU »tate that my little Aon. agtd aboutbrce years, was sovcroly attaoked last fall and wint lot with light chills, fdllowed by rory hi^h fever, throwing him into spasms, or perhaps morofbroporly from najf an hour to ono and a half hoars at tho samo time tho child had very ptrong «yinptoinH of worms.

4My

physicians-one of tho best

in this part of tho country—exhausted, all his skill and tha Materia'Mcdiba to expel tho worms, and entirely failed to bring any. I thought "John Hull" coulu dp it, and gave tho child tho contents of threo boxes, in triple doses, night and mornings whh happy rosults. "ho child has not had a spasm for over three months.and instead oTtho bloated mass that ho was, ho is now well and hearty. "John Bull did it.

At:

Yours,truly. M. X, DUPLAN,

Ti/ho ni-

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i]Vvr,£.

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A CALL FltOM DISTANT MINNESOTA.

•y» VM. KtNastoNP. 0., MKEKIS CO., MIN.,? r' ,k April?, 1€06. sin. JOiiK Hriii.—Donr Sir: I moved from Kentucky to this place. The stores have none -of your Worm Destroyer for sale, Thoy aro greatly needed bore in Minnesota.' .A triaj u-m\\ that ne«d*d to givo thom*a repwtfttipii. Wo can do without them. !o send on way,

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han

Bull's Sarsaparilla.

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A Good Reason for the Captain's .' nni,i Faith.'- *""T 'I'.liT'ill i.'-fl

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HEAD THE CAPTAIN'S LETTER

AND TIJJS LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER: i,

ltKNTDN llAKHAOKS. Mo.. Aprii se.-iaoa.

l)n. John Hull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency nf yoiirtJnrHiiparilla, and tliohnaliiii and beneficial qualitips it possesset, I send you the following statement of my caeo: 1 was wounded about two years ago: was ta cn prisoner and confined for sixteen months,: Vo.ug moved so often, my wounds mavo pot healed yet. (have not sat up a moment since 1 was woundtd.

I tun shot through the hips. My general health impairod.and I neod something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in.your SuraaparilU than

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any

thing else, I wish tliat thai is genuine. Please qbpress mo half doien bottles, and oblige Cait.C.P.JOHNSON.

St.-Louis, Mo.

P. H.—The following was written April30, lBG5.hr Mrs. .Tonnie Johnson, mother of Capt. JohnsoD: '"JOSD

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Dr. 'Dear Sir: My husband. Br. C. S, Johnson, wuskillful surgeon and physician in Central Now York, whore he died, leaving theabove 0, P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of ago he hail a chronic {liarrhep and. scrofula, ror which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It cuhkd him, I hare Tor ten yoaw recommended it io many in New ork. Ohio, and Iowa(for scrofula, fever sores.and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The oures effected, in suiue oastw of scrofula and. fevor sorcfi were almost miraculous. I am vory anxious for my son Urogain have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. lie in fearful of cetting a spurious arliclo. henoo his writing it. Ifito you (tits wounds were terrible, but I bcliovc he wiilrecover.

Respcctf'illy. jknMb JohnsoK,

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DR. JOHN BULL,

Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP!,

FOR THE CURB OP

AGUE AND,FEVER/

OR ,i,

CHILLS Sc F^VBiR. The proprietor of this oelebratod modicipp iustlT claims for it a

superiorityjiveii

all remedies otTortd

to tho publio, for tho sate, cortain. speedy and por^ manentcuroof Ague and Fever, or'ChiHs aud Fever, whether of short or longstanding* lie refers,to the entire Western and Soutn-wcstern country, to boar^him testimony to tho. truth orjh? assertion, that in no case whatever will it fall to euro, if the directions are strictly followed and oUiriod'out.. In a great many casbs a singlo dose' has "been sufficient for a cure, apd whole families have boeucured b* a single bottle', with a perfect restoration of the generalhealth.

rltis.

howeTer. prudept ,rand in eTtrT

caso more cei-tain to core, if its use is eontiaaed iff smaller doses for a week or afUr the dtaewehitxbeen checked, more especially in difficult anu,louft standing cases. Usually, this medicine will nut

to*

ulroanyaid to keop the4bowcls in foodrpracK should the pfttio^t, however, require oatnarMo mediciuc, after having taken three or fear idoies oC the Tonic, a single dose of HULL'S TEGBTAJJtV FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient.

DR. JOfllT

BUIX'S

Principal Office:

No. 40 Fiah, Cross Street.

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No. 3. Empire li'loek, Crawfordirill

JanlU'U7m3sc,

All of tho abore.BedibitioB for sale by

BINFORD it BRO..

U':m CBAVfOBDHVILLB, IN®. Oot. I3,80tt-ly.