Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 June 1867 — Page 3

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THE! BBTIEW

yNuturilny iTIorn-

K'l'liitciluuil ft*ubU»lic«l «'V( ilK, by

CHARLES H. BOWEN

TKItMS UK Si:itS0mrTI»\:-8'2.00 IX AOVAM'K.

I A I O N

LAlUiKR THAN ANY l'AI'EIt PL'lSI.ISlll'.l) IS Ci'invfonUrillc!

Advertisers, call up ami oxaminc our List of :rf»8unMcninisms!.j'it

O A

A Capital Bargain for Printers.

We hnve an excellent Job Hand Press,

(Washington pattern,) nearly as good as new,

which will he sold ut a great hargain. It cost

before the war ami is «arranteil to lie

pcrfect in every particular. Itril liix'j:?, plat-

ten Mx 10A inches. We will box uiul deliver

the press at the depot here lor $101).

Caught Again.

Not long since the money drawer of Iamkh N olan saloon, in this city, was robbed of

some twenty-three dollars. Two young strol

ling thieves, who lmd arrived here that dnv,

were arrested upon suspicion of having com

mitted the theft. Upon being searched by the

marshal, the larger part of the money was

found concealed in thu waistband of the punts

worn by one of them, who gave his name as

John Vctich, and the rest of the mowy was

well accounted for by finding where they had

expended it. They were examined before the

Mayor, nnd committed to answer life charge

nt the higher court. At the present term of

the Common l'leas, Voach had his trial, in

that court, before Judge Xavi.o

astonishment of all the byslancters who heard

the evidence, upon his trial, he was acquitted.

discontinued, and both of these thieves were

thus turned loose.

tciikk His

grounds are in the highest state of cultiva

tion, and give the most flattering promise of

an abundant yield of vegetables and fruits.

In the lloral department, we will venture to

rarelv witnessed in this latitude.

Go to Uinford's for i'ntcnt Medicines.

Look to voui interest, ami wlien you want a

bargain in dry goods, dress goods, piece goods,

clotliing, saddles, harness, halters, etc., cull ut

kuy's auction rooms, on Green street, where

you can buy for about half the ordinary

price. They keep regular varii-ty of dry

goods and notions always on band.

Auction every Saturday at 11 a. 111. jlfif

Farmers that wish to buy the best single Mowers in America, (one that will cut over

20 acres per day with a common team) can

see a sample by calling soon at Camimiei.i. &

IIarter's. Jlf-

Ge to Uinford's for best Coal Oil.

Get What Yoi: Pay I'oii.—In buying Salc-

ratus, as other things, see that you get what

you pay for, viz.: 10 ounces when you pay for

11 pound. If you always buy I). 1!. Kc Land

& Co.'s

Iiest Chemical S^lrratus

btst gooth.

'1'hb People's VkrdiiT.—No one need suf

fer with the Piles. W. W. Rebee, farmer, near

Kalamazoo, Mich., after suffering intensely

with the Piles for thirty years, one bottle of

Ur. Strickland's Pile llemedy cured me.

L. Glass, Jancsvillc, Wis., says one bottle cur

ed him and his brother. A. II. Hose, Post

master, Peru, 0., says it cured liiin in a few

days.

Leslie's lec Cream Saloon. Mh

1 i*IIns popular saloon is nightly thronged

with ladies and gentlemen. It is a capita'

place to indulge in the luxury of ice cream

and strawberries. mm

f»

*l!

flo to Uinford's for Perfumery.

l.tiiiES don't forget the large bankrupt sale

of ry Ooods and Dress Goods at iioy's auc

tion room?, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. M.

Sales every day next woek, at 2 o'clock, for

the Indies. 3jl!

Two horse riding Cultivntor as good as ever

went into a field, at $20 less than the usual

price, at

Camimiki.i. &

them.

(lo to Uinford's for all kinds of Brushes.

Lafayette Steam Engine and Boiler Works.

The undersigned would beg leave to inform the public lhat thoy are now prcparod to turn out Portable and Statlouary Knglncs and Hollers! On short noticc. Wo have associated with us. in tho HoilerMaking business Gkoiujk Conly, who will superintend thut branch,and whose lontf exp.ericnco

and well known skill warrants us in assuring thus© who favor us with thoir woik, that it will bo well

done. We will pay particular attention to Setting Flues, and all other Repair* on Portable Engines and Boilers. .« lloiler Patching at a distance dono at all timet with the least possible delay.

Important Arrival.

Another large iuvoicc of dry goods, dress

goods and clothing just received and will be

sold to-day at Troy's auction room on Green

St. at 11 o'clock A.M. and a special ladies

sale at 'J 1'. M., also ut 71 evening. We liavea

regular variety of dry goods, and the ladies

are respectfully invited to attend the after

noon sales. The goods are from a liankrupt

House in New York and will be sold without

a limit at your own prices. Call early, sales

positive at the house advertised. Among

the stock is a tine lot of lawns challis, and

other summer dress goods.

Sales every day next week at li o'clock, for

the ladies.

Tiiosi: of our renders who need unythin

Co., on Green street.

Noti:

and to the

The ''rosecuting Attorney, discouraged at

the result of Tench's trial, ordered the prose

cution against the other party, George Thomas

From the Lafayette papers we learn that

these "till,' thieves arrived in that city, ami

upon the day of their arrival there, began to

ply their vocation by robbing a money draw-

of seventy-five dollars. They were arrested

there for that otfeuse, had their examination

before the Mayor of that city, and upon pre"

cisely such testimony as was adduced against

them on their examination here, were, by the

Mayor of Lafayette, committed in default of

three hundred dollars each. There cannot ho

the least doubt as to their being.traveling pro

fessional "till" thieves, and it is to be hoped

that the Tippecanoe Criminal Court will do

their duty by furnishing these young thieves

work for the State, long enough to learn them

some of the beauties of honest labor.

(Jo to Binfurd's for live Stull's

It is pleasant to recommend a really meritorious article, hence we ask those suffering

from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, or Debility, to

try Dr. Strickland's Tonic. Dr. K. M. Sams

ordered £1 worth for J. C. Hav?*, Decatur, Ala.

T. Hart, Xew I'ork Oily. says

it cured me

where cun I get it for my friend*-?" Thus

they write from all quarters. J.Sinl.

Wj: paid a visit a few evenings since to the beautiful garden of Mr. ohn

I'iiy

Keglsters.

The County Commissioners, at their last

term, appointed the following persons to act,

in connection with the Township Trustees, to

townships, in this county:

W. W. Tiffany. It, Joshua llnrk, IK Joseph S. Henry. II,

Walnut Township

Clark Township

for Kepublioan', '\lM for Democrat.

CoMM I*NIC ATKD.

[Died

In Franklin townhip, on the 7th in.st., al tor a Hit fering sickness of three months, Aiiiuaii Klmokk. hi tlie 02d year of his age.

During the last of liis sickness lie suf

fered extremely, but without eompluiut.

A few hours before Iiis death, he remarked to those around liiin that he rejoieed

that he should .soon be free from all pain

and suffering. From that time until he.

died his sufferings seemed moru severe,

but as the sun sinks calmly to rest at the elose of a long summer's day, so he sank

peacefully down into the .slumbers of

death, lie died a triumphant death, leaving as precious legacy to his friends

the assurance that he hits goue to dwell

with the blest in Heaven.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted.

'James (iraliam & Brutlier,

WISI1K.S TO HI'V

100,1100

BUSHELS CORN

or which they will pay the

jjdir

HS&

say that Mr. B. baa no rival in Die State. Such

a display of rare and beautiful flowers is

Farmers of Montgomery!

KiB

WILL

IT autkr's call and sec

R. VI. IflcCSltATII & CO., Cor. Third and Komig Streets,

v' TuHniPX. v'. Lafayette, Ind.

STEAM PRINTING.

REVIEW

the way of Cosmetics or Toilet Articles, would

do well to patronize the firm of T. W.

STEAM JOB OFFICE!

(sKco .Nh vmitv. i.kk's ni:\v kuick.)

XVxs

Coal Creek Township

John S. »rny. 1), John Smith, I), N..ah \V. Uritno*, K. Jc.«:e V. Durham, I), Simon 0. Dims, It, Joseph Allen, I), M. M. Henry. I), John II. Harrison, Joseph Ga.tkill, I), Win. S. (tiilcy, K, II. K. Sidner, D, James M. .Stoddard, U. Thus. \V, .MeClure, If, James H. Strain. I), Kli Hoots. It. Samuel T. Miller. It.: Stephen (Jrave.-i.lt, Win. J. Mullen. I). Jauieri (», Johnson, 1). James Kvan*. It, 1). C. Stover, 1), Joel Kidgc. It,

Wayne Township

Kipley Townahip

.. llrown Township

Scott Township

l.'nion Township

Madison Township

Sujjar Creek Township

Franklin T»wn#hip

Wfgsps

Goods or..Cash!

1 /"N 1 I

W A N

100,000 Bushels Wheat,

00,000 Feet Lumber,

100,000 Shinies,!§

|10",000 Lath,

you will never

be deceived, but always get

full

tmyAf and the

100,000 I'ounJ.s Wool

0,000 Hacon,

OO.OOOV/E' Lard

iSiii

«100.000'M Butter,

WM:i

f" nil (if wliii'h wi'will piiy tliuls^

O S

mmm msm.

GREENBACKS!

WM. WAI.I.ACK, AS. WALLACE. It. It. W Al.LACK

WM. WALLACE & BROTHERS,

iPractical IMumbers, (ias and Steam Fitters,

Stcirc-Hooin. Columbia St., opposito Spcuri' Milwaukeu Itlock, I.APAYKTTR. IMIMNA.

Wurksliup. Ferry St. between 3J anil 4th.

fSu» Fixture*. Oliibc, SWudos, Ac., Ttept ennftnntlr (III hand, (ia* ami Steam I'ipe Kiltlnn. Oil. (ilotc8.Valvo«. Cylinder Cooks, Stoom Uuiun-a and Water Faucets, Lead l'ipe, Sheet Lead and Rubber Hose. Hot and Cold lath, Water Closet*. Wash Standi, l'urapi. Sink,. 4c„ neatly fitted up. Old

Uaa Fixtures Cleaned and Ite-llronied. Wo being Fraction! Workmen, hope to givo entire (atiifaction to all eiitrmtlng work lo us. may 4

i«i7yi w».

iiiXJTON STICi:in\

DONE TO ORDER!

II./MVrson- in nantof anyde.-o from alabel toamamuioth ponl^r cull at the Review Job Office. ]1773All work done just when promised.

tion of Printing, hould not fail to

Groceries

William l\ Haniev!

ItKYANT,

X«. 1 C'oitimei'oial ItlocK,

takes pleasure in informing the public that it is hit intention to keep constantly on hand a choice stock of

O E I E S

which he intend* to sell as cheap as the cheapest,

For Cash oi'Couiili'y I'l'tMliict1

Hcmeiuber the plae April 'J?, INPwetf.

Clothing House.

Graham Emporium!

PH E moat niaRnificcnt stock of Cloths, Cashmeres, Vesting* and tteady-Mado Clothing ever on exhibition 111 this or anv other county in the United State.®, at panic prices. We arc celling a fair suit of

Ten^Polla^l

No. 1 suits for from $20 to 82o, goods that sold for S50 to SG5 during the war. ("omc One, Come All, and "eta suit. Keinctnber the y.v.i

I. (ilLV)lAM .t UllO.

Mnyl'l 18C0ni3

Lath. Shingles, Cement!

Pine Latti, fine Shingles,

Cement,, Lime^jB^l,

4i, AM)

SALT!'

fTMIK undersigned would respectfully inform those

interested that ho is prepared to furnish the trade with the above nameu articles, at tho lowest cash rates. My place of hu«ine«s is convenient to ever body, being located on the lot tormerly occupied by the old hotel, known as the Crane House.

It you want I'lm- I«utlai

...

Call 011 KKKUAN

1F you want Mliiiiylc^,

TRADE

Wmmm

mm,

All Good Bounty Claims,

n^HANKKl'h for'piist fiivor?, wc ask acontinuiincc of the rhiuc. limy 4 IWITtf GUAUAM A liRO.

Plumbers

Jail on KKKUAN.

IF you want the best CVuiciit, »®i Call on KKKUAN.

IF jou want I.IMU,

Call Kit AN,

IF you want any of the above named articles at reasonable rates, may 4 *G7wc3ino Call on JOHN V. KKKUAN.

Commission Merchants.

It. a, l'AltKKIt. J. \V. J. ri l.TOS. JIAIlOI.II SI'llAlil'E.

Parker, Ciillon tfc Spraguc!

%i:\( Lt sn i:

Commission Merchants!

No. I'i (liiiiiilirr oft'ummrrre IlulMlnir,

chic.HaO, tJTjIJI.YOMS.

nmy It ISOTnCmo'

Findings

Hoot and Shoe Findings.

BOOT

antl Shoe Finding of every description, kept constantly on hand and for eale at the lowest cash price, at SVM. 1\ WATSONS.

Harness JLeather.

Al.AHGKaiiffortuient

Wallace

A Hros.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, ISfiT.

Wool.

tn.i nwoit sts r//, #,«

Wool Exchange

MANUFACTORY!

At the old sign of "Wool Wanted," L.vuii Corner, €-ra fordsv 1 le.

(Jrowers. Look lien1

cainino our stock and look for yoiirM-lve. The largeM :ind best j-look ol Woolens we have ever offered to our trade, and on better term?? than (or yeais. v-viv -.

Warranted

(I ml num.

bio

Shoddy or

Waste (ihiIk.

Summer km1s

'llttollllllu.-i

s--S!iirti

Printing!

Sheet iijj

iisn,

Triimniiiits.

&e.,

kc.

Colui'od ami White Carpet Yarns are sronJ. (.'111n Yarns. Huttinu

Carding-, Spinning and Roll Curding

dyne promptly and in order. Wool received at tne Kaetory or Store for e.xehange or wovk. apriK'T, lMi?ui3. Ii. Itl. IIII.l,*.

Millinery Store.

]\«w Millinery Slore.

Duori I'nft of the J'lft Ojfie funis•:ill*1, ml in

MRS. C. W. SANBURN,

Is now in tin- inatkot with the

Her (iood c«»n?:ists in part of

Straw and Freneli ISraitl Hats and Itomtcls. (late styles.)

Honnets and Flowers, A splendid of I'at eft Hnnnets.

ICI.AI. KNTATI'j AGKXTS.

ATTKXl) to business in the Circuit and Common i'teas Courts in this and adjoiniiiK eountic?,^ Will aive prompt attention lo the settlement i»f Kstates, colleetion of Pension? and Soldier*' Claims. lluv nnd sell on commission, Ilou«es anil .,nt*. Vacant Lots, Farnis. Farming Land in all the Western State" and Territories.

Collections uiude. Lnnd entered, Taxes paid and Titles examined in all tho Western StJites. Have for sale a larpe number of desirable dwellings 111 this eity, also, a largo number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable term?.

Have also a laruo number of Farms in this and adjoiniiiK counties for sale, also 15,MK) acres of We?tcrn Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands (or sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity ijiven by us. sell the property at the fixed price, or for more or less, the euiimmsion must, in all cases, be paid to us. ]O 3 0llice over nrown's Uru^ Store, Vernon street, Crawfordsville, Jnd»

Western land constantly on hand, for .«nle or exchange. Parties wishing to make quick sales of their property will do well by sending us a description of their property. We have made arrangements with Kenl Estate Agencies in most of the Western Stales, and are prepared to make transfers at a Mnull expense.

Partis wi»tiing to pnriiiniie II oiimcn niitl liOi* in this City will iilnmv call itt our ofJlc-c

Strickland's. Cough Balsam

\v vY A\« .,

March 0 lPCT.yl, marlfiyi

Claim Agency.

BOTJNTY!

Extra Bounty Extra Pav

Dry Goods.

Atlantic

LATEST NEWS!

A N E W S O

ODE1

"U.rv (3roccls

Just llcceirufl by

W.N.Wassoh

At (lie New Brick Cornor,

Washington Street, t'rawl'ordsvillc. 1 lit].

that

('onyrrss, to Willi,irs, Mi-

Extra n- en.~'ion!

(/railtal by Aets tin• hn J)ixr}inrt/i il Solilii'rK, thin nor ('hihlri

or J'uri ittf.

Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by

If'*. 2*. HITTO.V, Attorney,

ash

GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGENT. tSS'Officc in Wiiahinyton /lull Building, over Simpson's Grocery Store, Ormv-

fonhvill'..,°&y

Leather '~g, a.

of Harnen Leather juit re

ceived WM. 1'. WATSON'S

Keen Kcasonnblr and nu (haw In Any Case I'nlens Huccehsful. All.Iettersof inaniry.contiuning atnnip. promptly aimworeU. ,. ,,

Parties residing at a distance can have hlankp and instructions sent to theiu by mail free of charge, on application tome.

May.

nnITTolv

4..07

Ai'r. niiil Gov. Cluiui A«t.

A St IMSKI5 STOI^IC.

FANCY DRESS GOODS.

Fancy Silks, Grenadines, Moliairs, Alozeinboquus, Lawns, Shallics, Gingliams, Prints, &c., &c. Genuine.-

Cntiv

ii.

LACK Collars, Plain Linen Collars.

.1 Ionian sTot ti or

Hiicsl Slock o(Spring (ioods Fancy Dress Duttons.

ever ottered to the trade in Crawford.-ville, which she is selling at

Greatly Reduced Prices!

'toek

Bleaching and Pressing

done on shcrt notice. A No particular attention given to all kinds of .*ilk and velvet work.

April in.lKGTtf. .Mrs. \V. S\snri:s.

Heal Estate Agency

e, \v. s.u'i'Kxi'm.n. 1:. si. sai'I'Eni ikli)

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law

AXD

Pane-oN, VJ Suti Umberelus, and NOTIONS

uperb line of

Cloths and Cassimeres,

OABPBTS,

hoots, shoes, hats ,u,d cai's,

All of tlir E.nU'Mt Nlyh'M.

COME J^ISTID SIE IE

TL f'Uemcmber the Nt: whrn in town. Nov.10, Ih)i],

lirick Corner. Farmers,

W. N. WASSON.

Wall reaper,

Wall Paper

•'4jLh

For Everybody

Different1

styles

WALL PAPER!

imm

Linen Window Ulinds!

W itli tiilt uml (.'ulurvd llnrdu» and tenter 1 leecf.

•Aigv, rfVS.

„v,

f'tr

-.1 -....T .ryt

GLAZED PAPER BLINDS

AND

WINDOW FIXTURES

have been received thi- ut

I5.i/ttevSon's

Me «elln Wall Paper at from t.r» cents to 51 por bolt, id his stcck was selected to Mi»t an/ room, whether Parlor,

IU11.

UinSnK room, Sittinjf

room,Dank or Store.

gkfr,

lie uj'cs ene room e«pe*ln!jy Ju.»r this line ot ool.n. and delies competition in nie State for cheapness*, variety nnd quality. (iotol'at- eg ter.*on's and ask to pec hia i»amplcsi. 1'leasure "staken in displaying, whether you purchase or not.

if-\!

A complete stock ol

SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. BLANK BOOKS,

EITYELOPES, A,, and every article to be found in a

BOOK STOHJE,

kept constantly on hand at

A E S O N S

A N A A A

AND

O O S O 1 3

JAMKS l'ATTKKSOX.

Aprils# l«7*reyl. Alain Btuct.

#®ll

fv-p

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Bull's Cedron Bitters.

Authentic Documents. tlrhansas Heard. From.

TESTIMONY OF MKDTCAL'iMEN

STONKV POINT, W imtk A RK. May 93, lHtt),

IJk.

tjoiis'Uri.t.—Dear Sir Last Fobruary

waa

in l.«niijiville purohus»ini? druir^, nnd I «ot nome of Jour Nir.»ap:irilla nnd Cedron Hitters. My son-in-law, who wh? with me in the Mor*'. had been down with rheiiniati.-ni lor ruiu» time, comineneed on the Hitter.-', and sonn found his general health improved.

IJr. (list, who had been in bad health, tried them, and he also unproved. Dr. tiollee, who had been in had health for sovcal .\raM—stom \eu and i.ivi'u alfeeted—he improved very mueh by th#» \i*v of your Hitter'. Indeetl the Cedron ltitter has «iven you great popularity in this settlement. 1 think could fell a treat quantity ot your !riedicineii this fall—especially ot your Cedron llitrcr^aml Saraaparilla, Ship via Memphis, care Kiekett A Keely.

UeHpectfully, vf- \\. W

AliKKU.

Bull's Worm Destroyer,

^Read this Important Letter.

Mnnu.ivTOWN. !nd„ April W, IPC*.

-Mr. M. L. Duplan write.n: I do not know that Hull orm De.stroyer tieeds any moro rcoommondation than it luus already attained by its own merit-. but will state that my little «on* a«?ed abouthree years, was severely attacked la^tf^U ter with licht chills, followed by very

IiIknndlover,thitU

throwing him into spasms, or perhaps morolDroperly i-'ith, lujJtina from naif an hour to one and a half liour.i at the sauic time tho child had very strong fjympt(jm.^ of worms. My physician—ono of tho best fn this part of the country—exhausted alibis skill and the Materia Med ion to expel tho worms, and entirely failed to bring any. 1 thought "John Bull" could do it, and gavo the child the contents*of..thrco boxes, in triple doses, night and morning, wilh happy results. The child has not had a spasm for over three months, and instead of tho bloated mass that he w:b, he is now well and hearty. *\Juhn Hull did it/', ours, truly.

M. L. DUVLAN.

A CAU K1I0M DISTANT M1WKS0TA.

Ki NtiSTOS P. O., Mkkkin On., April 7, lPCii.

Mh. John Hi li.—Dear Sir: I moved from Kentucky to this place. 'filestores have none of your' Worm Destroyer for hale. They are greatly needed here in Minnesota. A trial is all that is needed to give them a reputation. We can't do without them. Do send some on this way.

Vours.sincoreW, D. U. AKltOWOOD.

Bull's Sarsaparilla.

A Good Reason for the Captain's Faith.

tlLU) TUB CAPTAIN'S LETTF, 11 AND TUB IjBTTKH FROM 1I1S J/OTJIBH.

HkNTON* HAHKACKy, Mo., Aprii .'Ml, IW«.

I11. Jolts Hru.—Dear Sir: Knowing the eflioioncv of your ^arsupurilla, and the healing and beueUcial qualities it possesses, 1 send you tho following statement of my ease: 1 was wounded about two years ago was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Hciug moved so ol ten, my wound* havc not healed vet, 1 have not sat. up a moment since 1 was wounded. 1 am shot through the hip?. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sursaparilla thanuinltany thing else. 1 wish that that is genuine. l'lea*ecxnie halt dozen bottles, and oblige

pit

CAI*T.C.1\,JOHNSON,

vjiijrtUri.. St. Louis, Mo.

1'. S.—The following was writtou!April W, I^r Mrs. Jennie Johnson, niother!of Capt. Johnson:

Dk. Hull—Dear Sir: My husband, l)r, C. S, Johnson, was a* skillful surgeon and physician in Central Now ork, where ho died, leaving tho abore ('. 1*. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of ago he had a chrome diarrhea and ficrofula, for which I gave liiin your Sarnaparilla, I ouubi* him. 1 have for ten vcars recommended it to many in New ork, Ohio, and Inwn.fc? 3Ci«?ula,fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures elleeted in soino cases of scrofula and fever sores were almostimraculous. I am very anxious for my son to aga: have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing it, Ihto you ftra wounds were terrible, but I believe he whl recover,

Ko«pcctfailly, JKNN1E JOHNSON.

Wm&

W3 'ist'"

k* ife

v, s.

DR. JOHN BULL,

iliinuliifturt'r ami cnilcr of (lie (Ylcliralcil

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP!

FOIt 'Villi CUIH OP

AGUE AND FEVER

OIL

CHILLS &c PEYEB-

The proprietor of thii* celebrftted, nvcdicino justly claims for it a puperiority.over Qll'reuiedics oficreit to the public, tor the pate, certain, ppeody and permanent cure oi Ague and Fevbr, or Chill* aud rover, whether of short or long standing, Hereferato the entire Western and South-western country to, bear him testimony to tho truth ot Uio iiasortion, that in no case whatever will it fail to cure, uio directions are strictly lollowed and carnea out.,^ in a great many casesa singledoso has been suuicient lor a cure, nnd whole families lime been cured by a finglu bottle, with a perfect restoration of the cen«»t'll health. It is, however, prudent, and in «»erj ea."o moro certain to cure, if its Ubc is conUnucd ui snmller dosu.- for week or two t«.J}'" 14,*u" 1°1 liccn cliL'ckcd, more cjpcclftjly in ilifflcult mij lone

Iituiidins mfi-i. IJdiiiifiy, tin#incdicino will not rcre my ..id to ken tlic howl-Is. ill Rood order flirmld the imtionl. however, require a cutlmrtio liH'dieiiie. inter l„n .n« t.ike.1 three or foujr «e, of tl... Toiiie. HHiKlo doso ot BULL a LUb 1 AJilJ., KA VIJ-V TILLS will bofuflicleiit. |)*I1. JOHN JIULL'.S Principal Office:

Xo. 10 Fmb, Cross Street,

(tOWISVlM-Bi KY.

Ml .f the above.iiudieines for i-jile.^J

'*V BINPORD & BRO.,

fe CBA1VFOIID |I 'I' !i "*I. ^'Oil in,ic-i.

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