Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 June 1867 — Page 3

THE BBTIEW.

Prliitrilnud Publiulinl rrcr j.Hntnrln jill or u"•K, »»r ••••.."•

CHARLES H. BOWEN.

lVuHblnuton Street, Itil .Htorr, l.cc'. New llrick. TKU.MS OK SNISCUIL'TIQX:—S'I.OO IX ADVAXCH.

I A I O N I

LAUUBR THAN ANY l'Al'EH l'UBMSHKI) IN C'rawforilavUlc! Advertisers, call up and examine our I.ist of :Crs*tIB»CUlnKU!l!iU

Louisville, New Albany &, Chicago Kail road.

FLOING NOHTII.

SOt'TII.

...10.1-1 H. m. ... 3,H p, in. O.-JG .. roads

Kxprcss Through Freight#* Accommodation .• Good connections made with allothe.

II. Y. .MAST1X, Superintendent.

O A

A Capital Bargain for Printers.

Wo have an excellent ,lol Hand l'ress, (Washington pattern,) nearly as good as new, which will be sold at a great bargain. It cost before the war SI05, and is warranted to be pcrfect in every particular. lJed llix'28, platten 14x10$ inches. We will box and deliver the press at the depot here for $100.

Go to lJinford's for Perfumery.

THE two pickpockets and vagabonds, Thomas and Yeatcli, arrested some two weeks ago for robbing the drawer of Mr. James Nolan, were acquitted by a jury trial, in Judge Xuvlor's court, on last Wednesday. The evidence was not deemed sufficient for a conviction, although there was no doubt entertained, from all the circumstances connected with the robbery, that they were the parties who stole the money.

Oo to Dinford's for all kinds of ]5ru.-he-.

Purecll's Dry Goods House.

This establishment, on Green street, No. 2 Commercial Row, is having a large run of trade. The goods are of the first quality and are being sold at very low figures, much lower in fact than the same class of goods arc retailed iu tho larger cities. We advice everybody to visit this establishment.

Bin ford's for Toilet Si, ips.

F. F. F.

Fuchine, the celebrated coal oil preparation, for coloring red, has hail an unprecedented run—it is no trouble to prepare, and it is so cheap. Call and examine. To be had only at FRY'S Green street Drug Store.

Go to Dinford's for I.amps and Chimneys.

THE hot weather has arrivd-—the cholera will certainly pay us a visit—why not commence in time—clean your yards, your houses, your alleys—chloride of soda, the best disinfecting agent known. For sale only by T. W FRY & Cn.

Go to llinford's for Drugs and Medicines.

Lamb's Knitting Machine.

This labor saving machine is unquestionably one of the great inventions of the age. In the execution of its work it is perfection itself, knitting twelve pair of socks per day, (with marvelous rapidity,1 and in a manner far superior to hand work. Mr. S. H. ltiiowx is the agent for the sale of these maohines in this county, and will, during the season, visit our people, when they will have an opportunity of witnessing the wonderful mechanism ami utility of this machine. It kuits the lieel and narrows off the toe complete, a leal which no other knitting machine ever yet sold has done.

I'. S. Orders for these machines can lie left with Mr. JOHN GRIFFITH, at HI for drug store, in this city. jH-.J

Go to llinford's for Paints and tils.

Farmers Look to Your Interest. 1 have a few celebrated Hubbard Mowers forjiglit draught strength and durability they are not surpassed by any machine in the country, they cut four l'cet and tour inches •wide aud weigh five hundred and fifty pounds, 5 warranted in every respect, and will sell them low for cash or good horses. A big lot of Scyths, Snaths, Cradles &c.. just received, to the ladies, come, and try the novelty cog wheel Cloths Wringer, all I ask is try them, they will do you good. w3. -X WM.

Portable and Stationary Engines and Hollers! On short notlcc. Wo havo associated with us, in tho Holler Making business, OEOIUJK COSLY, who will superintend that branch, and whose long experience and well known skill warrants us iu assuring those uho'avorus with their wor^t that it will be well done.

Wo will pay particular attention to Setting Flues, and all other Repairs on Portable Engines and gv'Jioilord.

lioiler Patching at distance done at all times with tho least possible delay. n. m. Met*itATii &- co.

Cor 1 hird and Koinig Streets.

juPin Lafayette, Ind.

(io to Pinford's for Dye Stuffs.

MATCH

game, on Saturday, between sccond nine

-of "Olympic'' and third nino of "Wftbash" II. IL roaulted as follows:

WABAHII

Huns. Outs

OLVMI'IC

HunsOuU

Brown, 3d 5 Colcuian, 1 Daniels, C,

r»

4 Lynn, 3

Davidson, I' 4 3 Mills, S. S, 3 2 Conger 1st 11 jlookhill, 1st 2 5 Young. SS 5 3 Talbott. 2d II 4 Putnam,2d li 4 ii Daggy, Histine,

r»

3 Stimgon,3d it 1 -"4

MeCokle, LP 4 Moore, OF 1 Tuttle, 3 2 McPherson, 2 4

Total 37 27 Total 2(i 27

Fly P.aHs—Wabafh—Itrown, 1 Daniels, 1 Davidson Conger, 1. Total, 4. Olympic—Lynn, 3 Talbott, 3 Hoekhill, 2. Total,

Fly Halls Misged—Wabush—Putnam, 1 Histine, 1 McCookle, 1. Total, 3. Olympic—Talbott,3 Coleninn.2 Moore, 1, Total 6.

IT is pleasant to recommend a really meritorious article, hence we ask those sutl'ering from Hyspepsia, Nervousness, or Debility, to try Dr. Strickland's Tonic. Dr. K. M.Sams ordered $1 worth for

THE Pursel Mouse, we understand, will change hands iu a few days, Mr. JESSE CI

BEHI.ANII

I in. (ommon l'leas Court, Judge Nivi.nit piisidiiij commenced its sessie'i on last Mondn\

l.in.v—| he Chemical Saleratus is the

fieri SuUnitu*.

Chemical Saleratus is butter

than soda. Chemical Saleratus has l'i ounces in a paper, others have 11 to 1"» ounces.

IIIK PEOI'I.I EitiMrT.—No one need suffer with the Piles. W. W. Rebee, farmer, near Kalamazoo, Mich., after suffering intensely with the Piles for thirty years, one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy cured me. IJ. Glass, Janesville, Wis., says one bottle cured him and his brother. A. 11. Rose, Postmaster, Peru. O., says it cured him in a few

Tin: legular sales at the great Dry Goods establishment of Pnu

EI.I.,

man.

Binford's for best Fish Hooks and

Lines.

THE Green Street Drug Store is the finest, best and most complete drug store in this part of the country. The proprietors will spare no pains in suiting all who may give them a call, both in price and purity of goods.

For which they will pay tho'

lllliHT MARKET I'llll

-IN-

Goods oi' Cash!

.ll.SO.

WANT

1 (HI,Olid Hushol.- Wheat,

111(1,000 Feet Lumber

10(1 OHO Shingle-,

1(111,01(0 Kith.

1'0\V

Kits.

Oe to Hinford's for be^t Coiil Oil

Lafayette Steam Kiiglnc and Holler Murks. The undersigned would beg leave to inform tho public that they nro now prepared to turn out

100 000 I'OUIKK Wool

rife Wool.

J. C. Hays, Decatur, Ala.

T. Hart, New York City, says '-it cured me where can I gat it for my friends'?" Thu they writo from all quarters. J8ml.

FAuMI:lis that wish to buy the-best single Mowers in Amcrica, (one that will cut over 20 acres per day with a common team) can see a sample by culling soon at CAMI'IIKLI. S 11a It'l'K II s. Jlf.

oil Green street,

will close on next Monday, tlie loth. After that date his great auction sales will commence and continue the remainder of the week, l-.verybody should attend these sales.

THE ice cream saloon of JAMES MACK is one of the favoiile resorts of our young ladies and gentlemen. The refreshments served up in this new establishment arc decidedly luxurious. It is

Ihr jiltue

Go to Hinford for Puti: it Medicines.

Two horse riding Cultivator as good as ever went into a field, at $li0 less than the usual price, at CAIIIMIKM. & IIARTKR'S call and see the in. ,)ic

jNXarried.

HO It IN SO X—V A NCK—A IWkvillo. Parke canty, liul. oil .Monday, June 3. 1-07, J. Foxworthy, Mr UIAKI.ES M. HOIJINSOXbyaRev.

printer, and

Miss ANNA VANCE. May the above parties long live to bleas the day that saw thum united: uiay nil the happiness nnil none uf the jars of domestic life be theirs. And yet we hopo for them a sufficient amount of "SQUALLS'* to injure them comfort iu old age, and hope they will leave a few "line.-" behind when called from this to a higher existence.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted.

.lames (inihain it Brother,

WISHES TO lil'Y

100,000

BUSHELS CORN

Huon

100 Oflo ml,

JLI-ATFT1 IOOjOOO liultcr,

for allot which we will pay the

lli^liesl Casli Prices,

A liSt),

ance of the may 4 IHiTtf

A•

H. »S. ATTEltUUItY* Umpire,

B. F. SMITH, Scorer.

THE Crawfordsvillo and Yountsville turnpike road wag oped for business on last Mon,l£Ly'

it I

WILL BUY OR TRADE

AllGood Bounty Claims,

Leather

f'W.f If/' Bf SI 'fMjijV

WoolHx.:

AND '/.•

MANUFACTORY!

At the old si«n of "Wool Wanted," jL.veici Corner. (VawfordKville.

JI-

becoming the lessee. The house will

tie finished and entirely reliltid.

llo to llinford's for Garden Seeds.

... l-\4ti in, 0,-Hi 111. ... lO.Hil 111,

Through Freight hxpress Accommodation .....

CJOINO

'1 in: heated term has fairly set ill. Oil last Thursday the thermometer ranged as high as ninety degrees, in the shade.

Wo.ll (irowers, Look Here!

Kxiiiniuc our stock and look for yourselves. largest and best .-took of Woolen.-' wo have I've ollcicd to our trade, and on better terms than t'«»r year.-.

W a a I S Waste 4khm1S.

We hnvi

a splendid j,t..ek of

Summer (i mills.

Cottoiiados,

Shoutings,

Shirtings, Triiiiniing?, \e., &c.

Colored and White Carpet Yarn?, that are good. Cotton Varus, Hatting, &e.

Carding, Spinning and Roll Carding

dune promptly ami in order. Wool received at the Factory or Store fur exehaii«e or work. iipril

-.'T.

l.-(J7m:i. If. M. Mil.I.*.

Millinery Store.

\nv Millinery SIoit. Jhtors

oj the CraH fonhvilh^ Indiana.

AVs/

to refresh the inner

MRS. C. W. SANBURN,

Is now in the market with the

Finest Stock ofSjirinu (Joods

ever.oll'ured to the trade in Crawfi.rd-ville, which she is ?ellins at

Greatly Reduced Prices!

Her (iui.d.- consist.- in part of

SI raw and Fi-citcli ISraid

Hals an«l lSoiiiicls. date styles.)

^I.s'll-

Homicts and l-'lowr-i-.-. A sjilendid slock

tf l'atern lli.iiiii'ts.

Bleaching and Pressing

done on shrrt notieo. Al-o purtieular attention t»iv en to all kmd^ of Mil: and velvet work. April Kl.lHJTtf. Mrs. W. S

VMU UN.

•Real Estate Agency

l\ \V. Vl'l'KNnKl.P. K. 51. SAt'PKSKlKLI)

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

1 .V/'

itiiti.

KSTATI

Collections made. Land entered. Taxes paid and Titles examined in all the Western Slates.

Have tor sale ulariie number of desirable dwelling in this city, also, si large number of vacant Lot* ut very reasonable term?.

GJ- O O 13 S

GREENBACKS!

Havo also lunjo nntnhor of Farms in (hi-* and adjoinin^eoiinties for sale.also 13,IHHI acres of Western Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands ior sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity «iven by us, sell the property at the tixed price, or for more or less, the eommi?sion must, in nil cases, be paid to us. ]O

Oftict»over Brown's I)ruu Store, Vernon street, Crnwfordsville, lnd* Western land constantly on hand, lor sale or exchange.

J'urties wishing to make quick sales of their property will do well by sending lis a description of their property. We have made arrnn«cments with Keal Kstute Agencies in most of the Western Stutes, and are prepared to make transfers at a small expense.

I'ltrticH MiithiiiK fo purc|ait»c UOIIMTN niul l.ol* in tliid City will plcnitv call ut our ofllcc for pitrlien!tir».

SAIM'KNFIKLI) HKUTI1KU

ApJil "^0 1n jan'.Mrw.

Strickland's Tonic.

J-

»^V^tfv

March 0 1HJ7.VI. marlOyl.

BOUNTY!

Extra Bounty

II *. M*.

FAlra Pay

Extra IPension

Grihi/il

hij

nf tin• lull- ('oiii/ntx. In

-l(7.s

Disrhiiri/nl Sohh'i'rs. lln ir II

u/iir.t)

3, we ask acontinu-

CUAJIAM A 1JUO.

AXES.

Superior article of Lippencott A CoV. Double Kcfined Cast Steel Axe.«, warran cd. KorNalc by dec3tf LKE BttOTHKK.

WEEKLY REVIEAY—CRAWFQRDSYILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1807.,

Dry Gcods,

Cable!

LATEST NEWS!

A N E W S O

Di-v Groocls Just llcceived by

W.W.Wasson

At tlio Nc:\v Brick Corner.

Washington Street, Crawlordsville, lnd.

A SlI'KIMi STOCK OF

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

Fancy Silks, Grenadines, Alohairs, Mozcmbcques, Lawns, Shallies, Ginghams, Prints, &c., Arc. Genuine

LACE Collars, Plain Linen Collars.

MJ.IIMK STOCH or

Fancy Dress Buttons.

Sun Umberelas, and NOTIONS."" w?

ivji'Alf" a Kupcililme of kf

Cloths and Cassimeres, CAEPETS, HOOTS, SHOE,S*, HATS „ml CM'S,

of lite IjiKhl Mlylrw.,

COnVCE SEE

ICTttcmeniber the No when in town. Nov.1«, 1H0G.

A«ii:x'rs.

"\\MUi A'l'TKNl) to bu^uH

in the Circuit mul

Common l'leas Courts in this and adjoining eo«ntie-\ Will j*ive prompt attention Jo the settleinent of K-tntes, eolleetiou ofl'cn.-ions and .Soldiers' Claims. lluynnd sell «»n Oummission, Houses and .,d*. Vacant Lots, Farms. Tannine Land in all the Western States and Territories.

Hrick Corner, i*:irmenj

W. N. WASSON.

Wall Paper,

W a a For Everybody!

20dDifferent

Mar Styles of

,1 h-

Collected itli Promptness a

roniptncss and DispitUit by

ITTO.Y,

fonhcill,."^3&

Attorney,

GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGENT. SSSrOjJire in Wiishinijliiii llnll linihliinj, over Simjison .x Grocery Store, Critic-

All letter? of inquiry, containing stamp, proinptlj

•C/» 1t Vifinthfif I instructions sent to thein by wail free of charge, on I •. JVCHllln application tome.

excellent articlo of liulTulu Oak Tanned Sole V. I'. IIHITTOIV, Leather at WM. I*. WATSON'S.

May. ,07 tf At'y. mill (aor. Cliilui Agt. April

DRY GOODS.

A. P. MANN'S

1ST 33 "W

DBY

-A-lsTIZ)

Head-Quarters

FOR TRADE.

A E S

Look to Your Interest!

•d pnrchusc wh«-ro you can get the mo-t Cood- 1«.» thu I»*ast money, and the

HIGHEST PRICE

PRODUCE!

siftiiiiai

WALL? PAPER!

Linen Window Blinds!

Willi Cilt 1111.1 -..I.T.-.l 1I..1.I.1V 1111,1 I'ent.T I'i

GLAZED PAPER BLINDS

AM)

WINDOW FIXTURES

fm have l.c.c.1 rwcivcl U.I5 -l-ring ut

1tttei-son's

Claim Agency.

lie ?cii.«- \VtiTf 1 I'apor »l i'rom l.*» cent-- to $1

r»0

j»or boil,

and his -lock win selected to suit any rj whether Parlor, Hull, Dining room, Sittii room, liank or St»»re.

He u-e? one room especially for this line of uooda. and defies competition in tho State forchenp^$§& liess-, variety uml quality. OotoPatterson'd and ask to see hi?

PRODUCE!

OF i:\Mii

samples. Pleasure

taken in diKplnying, whether you purchase or not.

A c.mpletc stock of

SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. BLANK BOOKS,

ENVELOPES,

and every article to be fouud in a

BOOK STORE,

kept constantly on hand at

A E S O N S

A N A A A li

Parties residing at a distance can have blanks and BOOK STOKE,

f.l0IWTweyl,

isiIMSS

/w A no I)!

fur which you will get belter barsnini tlmn ran be obtained at any other establi.-iliiiieiit ill !hc city. I want all my ultl friends to come ami see mc also, all the old customers of Allen A Itro., in fact every man. woman ami child in the county, and see for themselves the capital balsam.'' to be had at

\m\

FOR TRADE

May 1- 1*

Si)H

,*+m,

Mr.*

{, vTil'i .,.,.

t&A

5\*

«.

Ayy.imtoT tMjmssm®

%-s

•T

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Bull's Gedron Bitters.

Sifi*'

Authentic Documents. •Arkansas ltcard, From.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICA1/ MEN

'f STONKV TOINT. WHITE CO.. AUK..) •May 23. jeai.

•l"nsni i.L--UcftrSir Last February I wa« in ljuu lsvillo purchnainc drugn, and I got some of l'n.,Jr ^arsapanlla and Ccdron letters.

My son-in-law, who was with mo in the store, had lieou down with rheuiiiati.im for «oino tlino. corainenccd (in the Hitters, ami soon found his general health unproved. had lieou in bad health, tried them, and he also improved.

Dr. Ooflce. who had been in had health for sovoral yrars—.STOMACH AM

LIVKK

affected—ho iin-

proved \ery mucli by the use of your liittcrs. Indeed the Ccdron Hitters hiif givon you great popularity in thisi Hcttleinont. I think I eoutd acU a

,u,ul

"U y(,,'r. tncdicities thi« fall—eapbei-

all your Ceilron llittord and Saroaparilla.. Ship ,me, via Memphis, enrc Uickett A Necly, HoapectfuUy,

C. H.WAJJvKU.,

Bull's Worm Destroyer.

PARENTS

«Read this Important Letter.

X1 MII»PLBTOWN, lnd„ April 20, 18CC. '\. i\V I\nplan writes: do not know that

nun a \onn

lJe8troyor needs any moro reoommon-

Uation than it hn« already attained by Its own racr)t9, but will state that my \Utlo son, asdd abouthree yenra. was sovcrely attaokoil la«tfau and vrint Iter with liKhtchills,followed by very high fevor, throwing him into fiposma, or perhaps morofnroporly

FIT«,

laatina from half an hour to one and a half hourit at tho Fame timo'the child had.vory stron/z iiyinptoma of worms. My physician—ono of tho boat in tins port of.tho country—exhausted all his skill and Uio AiatcriaModiea to ozpcl tho worms, and entire failed to bring any. I thought "John Bull" could a/ it, and envo tho child thocontentH*of.three boxes, iu triple doses, night and morning, wilh happy results. The child nas not had a spasm for over three months, and instead of tho bloated mai»s that he wa?«, ho.is now well and hearty. "John lii^ll

Yours,truly. M. L. DUPLAN.

A ('ALL 1'UOM DISTANT M1XXKS0TA.

KIKOSTON l». 0.. JIKEKIN CO.. April 7, 1800.

.il». Jons lli'l.L— Dear Kir: I movod from Kentiicky to this place. 1 ho stores havo nono of your orm Destroyer for sale. They are greatly noeded here in Minnesota. A trial is all that is nooded to give thom a reputation. Wo can't do without them. IK .aviid some on this way.

Yours, sinceroly, VRKOW

I), (f. rooD.

Bull's Saraaparilla.

A Good Reason for the Captain's Faitli.

UK AT) TT1E CAPTAIN'S LETTER

AND THE LKTTKli

FROM

IIIS MOTHER.

BAHHACKS, MO,, April

30,

!8CC.'^•

Du. JOIINH^RNTO.V BI i.i.—Dear !*ir: Knowing the eflleioncy ol your Sarsaparilln, and tho healing and henoflelal qualities it possesses, I send you tho following statement of my ease: 1 was wounded about two yonrs Ago was taken prisonor and confined for sixteen months. BeiQg moved so often, my wounds'have not healed yet. I have not sat up a moment since 1 was wounded. I am shot through tho hipp. My general health i* impaired, and I need something to assist nature. 1 have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than'jin^any thing else. I wish that that is cenuino. Please express mo half dozen bottles,

c.u-T.c.obligeJOHNSON.p.and

St. Louis, Mo.

P. S.— The following was written April 30,1805. hy Mrs. .lennie.loliMHon, mother of ('apt. Johnson

On. BMJ.—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr,

Johnson, waft A skillful surgeon and phyBioian in Central New lork, where he died, leaving the above (). P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of nge he had a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, tor which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. IT enow HIM. I have for ten years recomnionded it to many in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores,and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. Tho cures cflected in some cases of scrolula and fever sores were almost miraculous. am very anxious, for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. lie is tearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing it. ll:to you fttrs wounds wero terrible, but 1 believe he wnl recover.

yAj ,r 'fr "j)}nNIK'J() 11NSON.

|r¥

Y-,'' /"'K1

DEV JOHN BULL,

Manufarturcr and Vender or (be (lelebralrd

SMITH'S TONIO SYRUP!

FOR THE CURE OP

AGUE AND FEVER

CHILLS

FEVER-

The proprietor of this celebrated, medicine justly claims for it a superiority.ovor all remedies ofTercd to the public, for tho safe, ccrtain, spdedy and per* inaneut euro of Ague and Fever, or Chills aud Fever, whether of ehort or longstanding, He refers to the entiro Western and oouth-westorn country to bear him testimony to the troth, of the assertion, that in no caso whatever will it fail to. cure. If the directions are strictly foBowod ana earned In u'reat many cases a single dose has boen sumojent for a cure, and whole families have been oared by: a singlo bottle, with a perfoot restoration of tzit general health. It is, howorer, prudent, and in orery case more certain to cure, it its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or two alter the diseaso has been checked, more especially in difficult and long standing cases. Usually, this medicine will not require any aid to keop the bowels in good order should the patient, however, rcquiro a cathartio medicine, after having taken threo or four doaos cf the Tonic, a singlo dose of BULL'S YKGETABLh *. FAMILY PILLS will besufTicient.

DH. JOHN BULL'S Pnnoipal Office: Xo. 40 Fifth, Cross Street, iHHl® II.OIHSVII.LK, KV, All of the abovelmedicines for .'ale.by

BINFORD & BRO.,

ORAfVVORDNVlLLEi IND.

Oe«.