Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 March 1867 — Page 3

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THE B/BYIEW.

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l.ro'n

Ilrick.

TKIlllS OK Sl'HSnillTIOXt-JI'J.OO IX AIIVANCK.

I A I O N

(iOlKtt SOUTH.

Through Freight 2.15 p. in Kxprcss 7,'JO liuisi norm. Kxpress.

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A LLKUH AN1ANS—A tnu semen t. JOSIH'A liritK —Notice of Administration. L. A. FOOTE «fc Co— Wall Paper Window Shades. N. DAUBISNSPKCK A* Co.—CJift Concert. A. F. HAMSAY—Groceries. Mrs. COl'LTKH—llducntional. A. W, LKMMON—ttecoipts and lixponditurus. F. It. Cl'TUKIK A Hro.-Meut Market.

A Capital Bargain for Printers.

Wc have an excellent Job Hand Press, Washington pattern,) nearly ns good as new, vhieh will be sold at a preat bargain. It cost jpforc the war $10.j, and is warranted to be icrfeet in every particular. Ied l(»x23. platen Mxl'.U inches. We will box and deliver he press at the depot here for $100.

Our Xew steam Jobber. have received from New York, one of loo's celebrated Steam Jobbers. These presses we the finest machines manufactured in the vorld. For letter press and card printing hey are unrivaled. It is a beautiful piece of nachinery, everything working with faultless recision. and executes the most elegant specimens of printing with a rapidity and eleance undreamt of in the days of Franklin, he

Review

Mood Engraving.

Mr. Henry Winton, one of the best Tlonse nnd sipn pninters in the north-west, is now executing some elegnnt specimens of wood engraving. His engravings are all furnished with duplicates which enables tho printer to work them in variety of colors. Merchants would do well to call on Mr. \V. His designs are unique and elegant, and when printed on our new steam presses, present a novel and attractive style of advertising

Kobnck's Scandinavian Kenietlles. The undisputed superiority of the Scandinavian Remedies over nil others is shown in many ways, but especially is it evinced in this important fact, that responsible druggists and merchants nil over the country take active interest in introducing them to their best customers and friends, while at the samo time it is quite as much to their interest to recommend other articles reason for this is obvious, and creditable to human nature, they are in positions to see the pre-eminent oilicacy of tho Scandinavian Remedies in a great number of cases, and naturally give their voice in favor of remedies which effect so much good in tho world.

Notice.

The public will uke notice that the (treat Western Marble Works at Crawfordsville and Thorntowu is owned and carried oil by 1.

I'YKB

l*ritnriliiiii| Publi.lieil crrryMmiirtlii) .Iffoi'iil"K,

CHARLES H. BOW EN.

U'iiahiiij{iaii

MIMTI,

2L Story,

alone. 1'ersons wishing anything in the Marble or Lime Stone trado can be supplied on tho most reasonable terms, and in the best style. 1 shnll carry on the business on an extensive scale, and, as heretofore, shall not be excelled by any shopin the State. Mr. P. S. II. ("OLMNS is my foreman in Crawfordsville, and any business transactions by Mr.

COM.INH

liAKliKK THAN ANY l'Al'KH I'UIIUSIIKI) IN Cmwfordiirillf! Advertisers, cull up and oxauiiuc our List of :n

BMr KIB KBMtcOI

Louisville, \r»• Albany & Chicago Kallroad.

tlint time. All our firm business is closed. "i^tll "i D. PYKE.

More Light.

C. F. Rogers' non-explosive safely packcd lamp for burningcoal oil fluid. Tho superiority of this lamp over all others now in use is seen in the fact that it possesses, from the peculiar state of its construction, all the properties which constitute it a non-explosive lamp. We claim, as a great desideratum, that our lamp burn* without glohe or chimney producing neither smoke or smell, and at onefilth the cost of other tights. It is made of brass, of beautiful design nnd finish. The interior is packed with cotton, which absorbs the fluid poured in, and what is not absorbed is poured into the can, leaving 110 liquid to spill or take fire by accident. The burner is composed of duct tubes, one placed within the other, with a space left between the two, forming a chamber which is open to the interior of the lamp, so that gasses which accumulate in the lamp pass otF freely, are consumed in the flame, thus effectually preventing all accidents and consequent explosions in its use, and meets (he long felt want of every household for a safe and portable light. The Hame can be graduated from a portable to a night light. Mr. .1, F. (JOFF is agent for the sale of the above lamp in this county.

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Through Freight 1*,1H (Jood connections tntirlu with nil other roads. K. F. MASTIN, Superintendent.

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establishment is the model print-

ng ofiice in the State. Its machinery and apabilities for printing are second to no office outside of Indianapolis.

The Old AUeghiuiiuns are Coming. A NKW SET OF —1The AUegliainans while on their European tour, from which hey have just returned.} had manufactured •xpresslv for them in l»»»rm\ the Capital of Switzerland, a most beautiful set. of Swiss )clls, under the direct supervision of I'rof. loiilard, the director of the troupe. They arc ompound in metal, ono part gold, one part datina, and one part silver: and cost upwards if thirteen hundred pounds sterling, (nearly ."00 00) and according to the foreign press, they produce the most charming effect of any musical instrument.or instruments yet known. The London (England) Daily Times, whose correct musical criticisms are copied over the whole continent of Europe, says of them "No such performance on hand-bolls has been heard in London within our memory. To say that, the music produced by these extraordinary bell-ringers is sweet, is to mention its smallest merit. It is not only melodious. but pure, tender, sympathetic, and expressive to a degree to which no written description can do adequate justice."

Our readers will remember that the Alleghanians will appear with their new bells and new gems of vocalization, at Hall, on Tuesdav .March 2'

MM.UNKRV.—Wc

firm of Hoherty & Heighten httve now on bund a fine tot of carriages and wagons which they are selling at very low figures* Their new advertisement will appear next week.

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St. .John's Church—Lent Services, fsoF. March »'•—Ash Wednesday—Services KM A. M. and 7 P. M.

STATKH SKItVK KS DIMM, LT NT I Sundays, full services, with sermon, lo.l M. and 7 P. M.

Wednesdays and Fridays, Litany. 10A A. M. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Prayers, with Lecture, 7 P. M.

April 1-1—Palm Sunday—Services for Holy Week announced in Church. April P.t—tiood Friday—Services 10A A. M. and 7 P. M.

April *21— Easter Day—Full services. Confirmation. Sunday evening, March 24. Church on Market street, foot of Water street.

Seat.-? alwavs free. '".\vT.j ISAAC A. HAG Alt mar'Japi:t7t

THIS

is the season for Coughs and Colds those suffering with such, or any affection of the Throat or Lung:?, will find Dr.

uensi'Kck

invite the intention of tlio

lulics to the neiv stock of Millinery Goods, just rcccivoil by Mrs. Sanburn for the Spring trmle. three doors east of the l'ost Office, which consists in part of bonnets, lints, frames, ribbons. Ilowevs, Pnris-p:iticrn bonnets, &c., &c. These goods were selected bv Mrs. S. who understands the styles, and from the houses in New York nnd Cincinnati. Call and see for yourscl vos.

Go to L. A.

atus—as tho best costs but a trifle for a year's supply, and that the good costs but a trifle 'K

more than the poor. The best goes farther than the poor, and much more hcalthv. We can rccommend the "Host Chemical haleratus to tho best.

PritE unadulterated Coal Oil.

April Election.

Mil.

HOWES—Please

WM.

FOOTK&

(irocerics.

Mr. A. K. Ramsey has purchased tho grocery establisnmcnt formerly owned by M. l)i White & Co. The establishment is now stocked with a large assortment of grocerios which he is selling al low figures. Ho pays the highest price for country produce and our fnrniers will find him clever gentleman to deal with.

Co s. for your books and

stationary. They have the largest and fines assortment of stationery in the citv.

FINK

substantial gravel walks are now being inade in the direetiou of the depot. The city fathers are determined that our citizens fhall no longer wade in mud.

Agricultural Meeting.

A mooting of tlio members of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society will be lielil nt the Court House, in Cruwfortlsville, on Saturday tlio Cith tiny of April next, at

011

last Wednesday. Jlc will be brought

buck here, officers having stnrted to l'uducali with a requisition for the delivery of the ras. cal iuto their hands. 5C'*'

is a superior instrument

HARDWARE.—Mr.

GET TUB UKST.—Especially

in gelliug Siilor-

scaL

danger

from explosion, will stand fire test of 110. Every barrel tested before sold.

announce the name of

LAY.VE

as a candidate for tho office of

Township Trustee, for Union Township, subject to the decision of the Democratic Township Convention, on Saturday, tho '28d.

THE

LEGIONS OF DEMOCRATS.

See

tho advertisement of Guthrie & Uro. Tin1} keep one of the best markets in our

cit}

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT AIITILLIIS.

BEESWAX,

or M. 1*YKK for me I will sustain.

N. H. The old business or the firm of b. CHICKKXS. peril™. 1 KK 1 Al l, will be settled by me. I have CRACKERS—Soil* not been since the seventh of February.

CORN CO UN MEAL COAL—Stone, per lu, COTTON—Yarn

Bar, tb

LEATHEK-Kip, piece. Sole Calf, f' piece MOLASSES—Sorchuia

SEEDS—Timothy

ltector.

STRICKLAND'S

"Mellifluous

Cough Balsam*' 1111 excellent, romedy in fact, all his Medicines are worthy the confidence of oUr readers. —See Advertisement. in!in.

call the attention of our readers to the advertisement in another column of X. D.vr-

& Cu.. of Indianapolis. After ex-

right. and say it proposes to do what ever)' good citizen of Iudiana would feel proud of. Besides you stand a chance of pocketing a cool Twenty Thou.rand, for One Dollar.

XKW AOIUCUUTKAI. WAIIK

Wm. Powers of the firm of

l'owers & Morgan tins gone oast to purchase a stock of hardware, stoves, tiuwure, &c., &u. Mr. 1*. designs going in to the business oil

urint, ic coming sea, on

call attention to the school notice of Mrs. Coulter elsewhere in to-day's paper. Tho term commences, as will be seen, on the "Jiith of this month.

PIAXOTUMNO.—Mr.

cents per

gallon only—to be had at R. J. liiuford & lira's.

EMII.K

TELLE,

Pianist of

the Alleghanians, will be ut liberty to tunc a few Pianos, on the day of the Concert, March 2titli. Orders can be left at the Pursel House.

Tur. largest stock of paiuts, oils, and window glass, in the city, at E.J. ltinford & Bros.

weather still continues cold and unpleasant. March thus far has been decidedly rugged. It came in sullen aud gloomy and the indications are that it will go out liko a roaring lion.

THE

largest nnd most complete slock of drugs, medicines, paints, oil and dye stuffs to be had in the city, at E. J. Iiinford & Itro's.

I'WK'KH.

ALCOHOL, per sal ... -ttvAPPLhS—Green. bu •... .... Dry, par lb HUAN. per bu ./...*. ItAKLKY. BACON—Hams, per lb

Shoulders. Side®,

DKANS. per hu

(L1 (3 tK)

4ibj

per ll..*.

BEEF—Fresh, per lb Dry. BCTTKU BKH'K,per l.Otio

ISi'm,

and will not be for all time to coinc, responsible for any contracts made by

H.Utinr, ...'

EUtiS. ... FLOP II—Barrel 100 tb FISH—Mackerel, bhl

White

/Cod.

A^Jlurrintr, box .. Fresh Lake, |b, FEATIIEBS, CLASS—Hxio, .10 feet 10x12 IIA V—Timothy,

Clover

1'200"« WOO (.1

HIDES—Dry, Green, HONEY IKON LUMBER—Poplar. I,COO ft ...

0 (H)r.i

Linseed Cna] Neat? Foot

PBACIlHrt1»ry, Fresh Can PORK. HI. POTATOES. bu KAiJS RICE SODA ... STARCH. If® SALT—Harrel. ifei

Sr.ek

Blood Purifier!

o'clock I'. M., for the purpose of electing Officers and Directors for the ensuing vcur. A full attendance is desired.

JOHN W. HI,Mil, l'rcs't.

W. LEMON,

Sec'v.

CAL'QHT.—Wm.

Forshca, tho scounilrel who

stole a horse from Mr. Goo. Huff 011 the otli of this month, wns arrested in I'nducuh, Kentucky,

VM.

The Mammoth.

Notwithstanding the bad state of the roads und the dullness of the times, Grahams' Mammoth still coutinues to draw its thousands of ustomers.

Ij. A. FOOTE & Co.—If any person wants elegant wall papor or window curtains of the most beautiful patterns, call at the Corner Book Store.

A FIRST-CLASS l'iano-Forto can bp had

at a bargain by calliug at this oflicc. It

NioQi' vI.X:D roil (TUIM

Srrof'iilti, Si/jih• 'in. SI, in

tY/.sy,

Old So res Suit lilicinn, J)ysje/sia or Imlii/cst ion,

SICK HEADACHE

Lircr Vonijilaints, Ithritma/ism, I'crcr (ill11 Affile, St. Anthony'n 1'ire,

^FEMALE COMPLAINTS,'

JCri/sijn'his. 'I'llmors, l'.mjitions. J'iLs, Scrofulous ConMtWpUon, rte.

I:iUH111*»'

\\!«s -i

Oil Ytlu*'

ANOTII Kit wriN'f In** th'sh h'«i l'hi» nr'»n

.M .•ur«'«t ::rr

••i

th'-

i.r incui iMf.

..f 1- »-v iiw

ANOTIIKU W:».- .M tryn^ every ANO riiKK \Va*» ''uriMl of IIvid fourteen

•r Hor- whii-h

ANOl'ilKIt of ir.nitmentM nlmut

vc:.-". ,.| |4»v«.r

IM-

t.n.. __

in.'./'"in «hiili th"

PuniVr :«i»ti PUN worlc lih«

THE BLOOD FILLS

Aro the most u«-tivc »tn«l tliornitj.*'. j» IN tJmt have «»vcr heen in'rnih.f^l. Tlirv -o »ti r«'etly upon the v»«r, e\t:iliim that urii.m petich an extent u* tiuit t)n» syst» rti «l rr!ap«o intO'tt? fur»n«T «*"iditMm, hit-h is m-- am to

t)v

with j»1 a putgatt ..

'Ihey are rmlly

BLOOD AND LIVER PILL.

ami. io cotijiinftio" uilh tho

BLOOD PURIFIER!

ill euro nil th? nforernentift»ed nii'l, of theia^elves. will lu-vo ami irore

Headache, Costivenoss, Colic Pains, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels,'

Dizziness, &c., &c.

DR. ifoliA CK'S

Stomach Bitters!

to Or 0 HoL:«-l:,• I

SOLK PROPnTKTOUS,

Nos. 56, 58, 60 & 6 E. Third Si. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Hoback's Medicines are kept for sale by MOKFKTT HOOK.IH. K. KHOLT. and K.JJ HINFOKI). Druggists gcnoraily.

Dec.H Sept^Ju entnarlO'6Cm3c4te3myad

Leather

Sole Leather.

N excellent article of ttuffalo Oak Tanne«l Solo heather at WM. 1\ WATSON'S.

WEEKLY REVXEAV-CRAWTORD.SYIj.Lfi, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1867.

go 0

.'C«?

"UQ

1 (M) 15

none 12

& as

10'tp 15 iij 2.V-I 3o

10 (Hi 12 (10

*2 Mm

3 00 20

Butter

CHEKrpK. CANDLES-Tallo'w... Star.... i'.i.. COFFEE—Uio

D. W. PAUL,

A 15 J3:V CO 35 30.i 35 -ir.'.r 50 45,• .1 5(1 ^0{u: {Ml Mlia 25 v'5 a 40 50 (a- J14 00 700 112 00 (•.J 10 00 12 •& 70 luaj 12

30 ]0

.. 30 O0:a 3G 00 SO 00 .. 31) Oil 30 00 ., f'i:

Oak Black Walnut

LAKD. LIME LEA1-White-

3 0(k« 4 7.r

12 00

43^ 44 4

00(.i. 7 00 JiOui 00

Xew Orleans Syrup ..

1 swfii- 1 00

NAILS, ... OATS. ,Y.v OYSTERS, can OIL—Lard

Clover (ii 7 (tO Flux S 00

SO AP—liar ((!'. i: Country, soft, 3 (I -1 SU}AU—New Orleans. none

Crushed. ... 22 Pulveritedi 22 Coffee ... (.i 20

TALLOW 9 1 URKKYS—Dressed Tl (T, WHKAT—Ked r-« 2 50

White (. 2 75

WOOl)—(Jreen, c»ird .. 3tH)^ 3 50 Dry .. 3 50 4 00

Roback.

OR, ROBAGK'S

BLOOD! BLOOD:

Hot sK.—M r. Jno.

Britton & Co., have opened aa Agricultural Ware Room on Market street, opposite McClelland Hall. They intend keeping on hand agricultural implements of every description

Agricultural Implements and Hardware.

Campbell & Harter!

(iSncccssorf Cjmpbull. dairy t- Jltirh /-,)

Market St., North of Court Ilotitc Sqitnrc.

CKAWPORDSVILMS, IM.

liavinc recently purehased, enlarpod nnd improved the premises wo occupy, therbv savins cxpen^o of rent, and giving increased facilities for munnlaetur-

O-AK/^/I-AG-ES,

Buggies, Sulkies, Spring

Wagons, Sleighs A'f-

We would respectfully announce to our friends and the public generally that we are now in apposition to defy al coiupctitiou in our lino in this State a* regard* 1MUCKS. STVIiKS AND AVOHKMANSliII nnd invite an inspection of our Carriage?, Huggies. •ic., a finea?ortment of which we keep constantly on hand Ueing all practical workmen and employing n«» bv the most skillful.and using the Kill Uhbl

IIATKKI AL, together with our long acquaintance with the want* of this ecction of country, we cannot he*© giving Hatif»faction,aa wo confidently assert that our work and prices cannot bo cxcelleu by iiny other establishment in Indiana. Old Huggiea taken in exchange. All our work warrented ono "['pairing, illackstmthmg. Trimming, l'aiut-

nm A* I.iv

A^rioiiUiiral Implements. Iron. iVails.

Glass,51 Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Plows, Reapers & Mowers,

Table and l*oeket Cutlery. Klicll'

Now ready to furnish the sprinjj I

50 Tons Assorted Iron,

1 AO 1 00 00

at Tittsbun price?, freight added.

50 doz. Trace Chains,

25 doz. Halter, Breast

r*'

•••'j

dnnl thocountry, any seil. March 2, tPOT.wely.

PILLS. PILLS.

BLOOD

JJL.V7U1J1

BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD! BLOOD

riL.LS.

PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS. PILLS.

PILLS

BLOOD

BLOOD BLOOD' BLOOD

PILLS

ng.tc.. with neatness and despatch.

jfi

Superior FARM WAGONS!

Our establishment is now supplieu with Farm Wagons built expressly for thitf market by Mudobaker Hros.,of South Bend. Ind..of the

VERY BKST

TIHKKIt.

and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the muuulacturcrs or to U5. We fully

Wurrtiif

Thnti in Kerry Particular For Of

Yf(ir,

And witl sell them cheaper than any other establishmen tin the County.

A Fine Stock Always on Hand!

Ap. 15 IfUO. HI). S. '01.

J,'V

Plow Factory.

jjj\i/

lii

On Main Strict, fc.tr, Doom East af the 1'uxt Office.

\Vt)UIiI) respectfully inform my old customers I •i'-v&V'**

fact urcr, and ty of

MYued.

:ih

hhould be u^ed Ijy eutujilescrnts to ft:the proPtrati«»n which- h»*nys follows disease.

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

k'N(6ucce»sor9

Hlacksmith establishment will still bocoDtmand prompt attention given to

HOUSE SI10i:ii\G I

Try these mpdioinos, and you w|JI never grot it. A«k your neighing whf liavo o^ »d Ite them, and they, will fiuy thev are QOOOiT MEDICIIVEo. ami veu s!»ould try the.it In ore going tor a physician.

and all Vindi of repairing. N.,1?. Those knowingtheraselvoslndoblod for work I the west. will please make immediate payment as 1 need tho I money to enlarge iny bu^inces*. Jff

febl"Y0. JOHN A.

GrapeVine and Early Goodrich

Potatoes Free!

?VKUY subscriber to thelli'HAt.

(i-

G(MM1n.

No. 7 Commercial Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

ti'aili! with

a,', /,1-1.

10 do. Plow & Coacli

Uninc.s.

20 doz. Shovels, Spades and Hoes, 10 doz. FORKS, 2, 3 & 4 Tine,

300 Kegs Assorted Nails.

100 SOXES GLASS, 5000 Lis. Assorted Sash, 300 Plow Handles, i.

300

Carriage Manufactory-

ENLARGED FACILITIES!

Rett ltd ion of lyrpciiscs!!

J. S. MILLER & GO'S. Carriage Manufactory,

Set Knives and Porks,

6 doz. Cut, Mill and other Saws, Pat. Wool Wheels,

Farmers, Vuur nttentjuii is spcci»]ly ealled to the eelehrated Em* pirci .Slel I*!o%v« the uid standard that lias never been surpassed.

THIEl -E-Ml-JPTttEl STESBL, to any.soil, while furspocial or ffenc Liiihl in dratt, it tkrowK a elean,

NT S

°'LS,DYTSTUFF

''•WIndowCL^ R°'J IT# FLNCY ABF

VijiwU

JanP.) i»'1y.

Books and Stationery,

patter son's

i-f

Boots and Shoes,

1W BOOT & SHOE

On Mam Street, 2 Doors 1 Grnham K*ttillislimrnt

\rynr.

ill keep on hand the very best quali-

GRIFFIN,

AMKKICAS.

1/ lished at Ttiea,

I*AII»,

Y.,—the best and cheapest!

March •, 1HJ7

and other plants niso one pound ot Karlv (»»odrieh 1 done with neatness aud dispatch. ,,

Potatoes, the best, earliebt, and most productive

,„ler.iKn,,l h.v.n,- Hoct.,,,1

shoe establishment »d Newell Hro., (sign of thv"Kic Hoot, up sidedown would respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that he is now prepared to., do all. kind,v ol work in.the Hoot and hKoelin

None bill the Ilrnt of Workmen trill be Km* ployed, and the ITInHriul will be of the Very llem Qunlily.

Having had a great deal of experience, I feel satisfied that 1 can do work that will equal unydiopin

^-^^llkinds of work both fur.Ladies and C.ents

otJer^

1 J£7 wticulnr attention given to fine worVboth

pub- I sewed and pegged.

rural paper in this country, receives jjiKt ami post KeVdiriUff Unit •W€i9ling

9onie of the choicest (irape mes

Strawberry I »,

1100

to one of seed) ever grown, tine evening ."pent in

showing the paper, secures a Ktihh (.or\ O YfcAH, and FJIBB VISKM, Ac,!- Price 31.30 per je«r. hainplet with full details pent free, and post paid* Address T. H. M1NKH. Clinton,Oneida o.. N. .''.S.—All the leading tirape me*, hnny (iood' rich, and oth^r valuable varictios of 1 ototoos, for sale, at wholesale and retail, at low priccfc*

al a

DrelSuU'iio,

•1

pancy

'.''if .!!'"

HOOK STORE.

Ui'

School and College

TEXT BOOKS,

Cup. Letter. Note .i Billet Writing Paper. Hlank.

Memornndumand Aeeount Hooks. Slater,

Are.,

••p

I'eneils, 1'ens, and Inks. A I uni!». Port Kulios A »1

rt-

Vhilonophical and other Works, also. Sie«'l Ktigravings Photographs

XT.

Lithographs. A every other artu'lo that eim now bo toiind in a coin

?:•*, plete HOOlv STOUli ot the very best nimlity nnd at the very low«!St prioe?, kept O eonstautlv oil liaml by -v.

PATTiCKSO.X, in .Iff his Kanoy llnzaar and Hook .Store.... I':

Hut hold on. t: Tho Musto- mQAt ». dun can-

•v not be

\v,.rra„t(li

Oiimpbvll & Hurler.

TDruee and Mcdicines

rJi

•.

seen in ALL

his gbiry until the niummoth stock-of. Wall Paper meets your gaze.

Til

Almost any pattern. and nt auy. price ctu be found in thin line, as well a? a well 8 1 cd flock of Window Hlinds. And yet the Show is notconeluded—for Santa t!lnus has todde PATTKR-

SON'S hisllKAl)gl AKTEKS for ., the tom g..

Holiday-, the airent of the

Kuimy Old

(5KNTLKMAN will take thoijreatest del»g\»t in showing vtriors the nchcj-t and rarest ,, a »!nr tment of

ii isr out!

AND THKS

l3attersoii's A N A A A S

'AMI

O O N O

Mint Street) Dcei-lffiG-wly.

(V«irfon(sviliet,, /»diana.

Jas. Patterson.

"Hrv Gcods,

Atlantic Cable!

,. '..• "i .k

LATEST NEWS!

N E W S O

Leather

Harness Leal

I.AHtiK ccivcd a

"iff.:

Just Kcreivel by-Mf^h

W.N.Wasson "'\ri -,

At the New Brick. Corner,

Wnnliiiifittui Street, CruwforJ.sville. JnJ.

A SUPIIHK STOCK

FANCY DRESS "GOODS,

Jit*-"?* .Such aa k(

Fancy Silks, Grenadines, Mohairs, Mozembeque.s, Lawns, Shallics, Ginghams, Prints, i«gg &c., &c. Genuine ipvj. LAbE Collars,

Plain Linen Collars.

,f Ij.IKGM: StoVK OF

Fancy Dress Buttons,

'All work done ju.-t when proinistd and war

ranted to givcsatisfaction."

c-v

Para-sols,

Sun Umbercl-lu-5, and NOTIONS.

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A1?0 Superb line of

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]«oiiUviilc purchasing drug*, and I got .nnio of J'oiir sarsnpnrilla and Cedron Hitters. My son-in-law, who was with mo in tho store, hod jen down with rheumatism for pome time, comenrod 11 the Hitters, aud toon found hid general health unproved. ljr. Oist, who ha«l been in bad health, tried them.

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great quantity of your niedicincs this fall—espceia\l ot y«»ur Cedron Hitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship {ten in Memphis, care Uiekett A'Neely.

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«. n»P»n writes: 1 do not know that iiulj Worm Destroyer needs any more roeoinmenuatioti than it has alrcaily attained by its own merlin. but will Htato-1 hat. my \at\ft Hon.-aced aboutbrec years, was severely attacked lastfaW and wint ter with light chills, followed by very Mgh fever, throwing him vnto spasms, or perhaps more nropurly KITH, lastum IVom half an hour to one and a half hours at the same time the child .had very strong f\vmpfnniH o/' worms. My physician—one of the best in this part of the country—exhausted alibis skill nnd tho .Materia Medicate expel the worms* and entirely failed to bring any. 1 thought "John Hull" could do it, nnd gtive tho child the contents of threu boxes, iu triple doses, night and .morning* wi)h happy results. The child has not had a spasm for over three months,and instead of the bloated mass tbftt he wap. he is now well and hearty. "John Hull did It." Yours*truly.

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S'fJSTON P. O.. MKKKIN CO.. MIN..? April 7, 18C0.

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tucky to this place. The stores have none of your orm Destroyer for Kale, They :iro greatly noeded uji 'i here in Minnesota. A trial is all that is needed to g»vo them a reputation. Wo can't do. without theuu si&iil} Do send some on this

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cy of your Sarsaparilla, nnd the healing and benofi- .i: clal qualitios it possesses, I send you the following1 statement of my CO^Q: -.I 1 wa* wounded about two years ago wns ta en risoner and conflued fur sixteen months. Ho ug v. moved so often* my woundallmve not healed yet. I have nut sat up a moment since 1 was wounded. ,-

Dlt. Ill I.I.—Dear Sir: Mv hu.-b:ind. I)r, C. S. loliifon. was a skillful surgeon nnd physician in (.'otitral ^ew oik, whcrche died, leaving tile above

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I am shot through the hips. My general health i* unpaired, and I need something to assist nature. 1 -x\^ biive more faith in vour Sarsaparilla than in any thing else. I wish that that is genuine. VleaFecapress me halt dozen bottles, and oblige

CAIT.C.P. JOHNSON. if St. Uoiiis, Mo.

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P. .Ndinson io my care. At thirteen years of nge had a chronic diarrhea and I him your SaiHnpnTilln.

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for ten years recommended it to many in New ork, i: Dhio. and lown, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Herleet success has attended it, Tho. euros etfected in some cases ol scrofula and fever sores were almost miraculous. 1 am very 'anxious tor my s(»n to again have recourse to your SarsapariJiu. lie is fearful ol getting spurious article, /t: hence his writing it. ilito you fhrs wounds wero terrible, but

believe he wul recover. ... Uosp«ctf-.lly. JI NNiT JOllN.^ON.

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