Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 July 1867 — Page 3

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TKItMS OK StnsCllll'TMIN:—S2.00 IX ADVANCE. Advertisers, cull tip anil nxiimiiH' our List of

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AKIiKU THAN ANY I'Al'KU l'I' 1 il.1 SI 1K1» IN

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(•KNKUAL OKItlXANCK. KVA.NS .V lH'miKS-Si-lliiii oil nt (.Wt. JOHN CAltKOl.—Kftny Cow. tlllAHAMS*—SoIHiil: ut

A Capital Bargain for Printers. Wt- tutvi* an excellent Job Hand I'reas, (N\ usliinjrt(m pattern.! nearly a*4 jjood

President of Oie Indianap

olis, Crawford sville and Danville rail road. The .-ell gucrifiuing .spirit and indomitable energy he tins' displayed in consummating the

contract for the early completion of this great ihc time to buy cheap. link to the Mississippi, which is but a part ot.

the grand system of railways to bind the Pacific and Atlantic coasts together, and which will add untold wealth and prosperity to our county, seemed to demand from our citizens some token of the high regard and appreciation they fell for hi* tabors in their behalf. On entering the beautiful ground* surrounding ih mansion of the Colonel, the sweet sounder.- with their silver trumpets stirred tlie nigh! air into echoing melodies that ravished the ear and conveyed in eloquent tones the grateful homage felt by his fellow citizens, !n reply to this high compliment so jutl\ due. the Colonel replied with becoming modesty. lie told how at last tie had overcome successfully the gigantic obstacles tlint met him at every point. How the envious combinations, formed by Louti and his tools, had at1 last been defeated, and that success, sure and" certain, at last crowned his tfoi ts. He spoke eloquently of the magnitieenl future of Montgomery county, with the great highway of nations traversing tier centre, bearing with I Successful coitntU-ff truing the rich products of the two

they

ln.ay iij'peur,

plishod.

lllael hurry

make, "i

Cholera ha

and T. W. l-'ry .V Co. put up (ho medicine tlint tin erf It.

have Just rec.eive»l a lot Machine Oil which we offer at -V) cts per gallon.

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very low.

Bito.. 1)iu r.ci-rs.

Hours at ttomr.

Thf- excellent ina^nzine for August is'upon our table. The contemn nro onaket of «ntertulniiiK anil iiiBlructive rt-mli

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need sutler with the Piles. W. W.

Uohee, fanner nenr Kalninazoo. Mieh., ftfter sufTering intensely with the l'ilos for years, one bottle of Dr. Strickland's 1'ilc Itemed) cured tue. C. I.. Glass, Janesyille, Wis., snys line bottle cured him n:ul liin hrotlier. A. II. ltose, Postmaster, l'eni, ()., suys It cured lilm in a few dnya.

Ski.i-senling

fruit jar?

Try's Mrug 8torc.

I'ink improyeinont is heinj nuido east side of (irccn street, by tlie Ki

lirothers, \ylio are having the

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Srllin» at Cost.

Kvann & 11 tiiflit'H are now ottering their mag* niticent stock of poods nt cost. A better oppuriunity was never offered our citizens to purchase elegant goods than i* now presented hy thin firm. The laities should by all mean* •, is it a is I

Tinlst quality Imperial I.illy White, for coulinjr, composing and beautifying the coinptexion. warranted not to contain any injuiou.s Hub*tanci\ for sale by K. J. Himoko Him.

Still

Ows

new,

[which will ho sold at a pri-sit bargain. It co*t before the war i?Di:Y and warranted to he |H*rfeet in every jmi*tioulnr. Hod platton 1KHC, inrln's. We will box and deliver tin* press nk tin' depot here lor Slot).

\V us Vihc.im Li mm i.sii On.. It in cheaper ttin

any I.iihricntinj: Oil now in n-c

it is not mixture, hut pure I'in/inm Itwk 0,1 recommended by all the principal railroads of the country. ami tlic cheapes-t oil tor reapcis mower* and thruitJiliLTi? to be hail.

K. J.

I'injouu is:

Ovation to Col. Samuel Wlllson. t'n Fridav ni^ht the l'.'th in&t.. a large and enthusiastic crnwil of our citi/cii:-, preceded liv theSH\er l'and, initeil tlie residence ol Col. S. C.

Willsox,

wtn.—Notwithstanding

the hard

limes and high prict s, tlie mile of the Jimt CJi'iincaf SnltTiftii.i is hi 11 on the increase. People will \im* it and every Hufccesslul house-wife tells her neighbor, and when tier neighbor tries it Hhe tells unother. and thus its lame I .spreads until it is hard to toll where it will .stop.

St i-rntoH arti'-'e ot (tin ses, at Fry hrtlg Store

Ni:i.h)\'.s

Husiness College, ol Cincinnati, is

one of the most thorough institutions in the country. Information regarding it can be had of our agent. Mr. S. !I. I'wtvis. or by writing to tlu1 President.

~Kasi Halir"

A match game of base ball will tie played this afternoon between the 1st and 2d nines of the Montgomery Base Hall Club. Oame to tie called at !U o'clock precisely.

lii.ACKiiKttur Cordial make.

lit**., Agent*.

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itid Wine, of our own T. W. FitV CO.

Tin-: weather up to last Thursday noon, when we were visited byfi refreshing shower, was intenselv liot and drv.

isk liourbon Utuskv, for mcdieii ptoses, can tie had at Fry Drug Ston

pur-

Great Bargains can )e had at the t'taham Fstaldishment for Oie next forty days. The firm are determined to close out their gunituer stock to make room for the fall trade. Now is

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is exceedingly

Ht'^peiM'-'ri that wily ulreailv witluu onr^riisji, upplieritioii tome to lose which would lo fiitnl u. our iniurusts

lull in our city ut

the present time.

Claim Agency.

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FaIra Kounty Kxlra Pav

Kxtra lAiiision!

0iniilcii A'7s of the lilr Congress. In I Disfluirt/i So/iiiirs. thiir It uluics, Minor Chihtrm, or J'linnly I Collected wilh l'romiKncss it ml Dispatch by

If. F. MUTTON, Attorney, I

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GOVERNMENT CLAIM AGENT.

JtytSjpOjjtvf in 1 Vitahiiitffnu fluff fluUd'/y. ojvr 6\iujcrn/

nistruotlon .-cut to them hy

nii'l ii |.ii/.v that might in. ver ngiiiu he wi I hi our reaeh. j.. Bi Findings The li-iirirks iif ll.e spunkcr, uf which we have ^i\eu but a hiiet itvuol'sN. wore lrei|Ui'Utly iippliitulcil hy tlie largo usseiiihly present. 11III on rotifinj: every one fell tlmt new eriiol' prosperity hiul dnwned upon our county. the heiielicont result.-'of which, wonderful

lire sure to be ftccun- \vm.

(iodcy lor August.^-

We are in receipt of llie Aujrust nuuiher ot this jioerle'ss majrazine. No lauy shoinid he without this household companion.

wva-x.wrfKKj.ej» ^'U!* I''ixtnres, (ilobe.«, Shi\»le.j, Ae., kept eon.-itant-

o•—• I lyoa hand. Oa.^ and Steam I'ipe Fittinu.-', Oil. airaia made its Appearance, (itohes. Vnlvus Cylinder (?oeks, Steam Ounue* ami Water Faucet". Lead I'ipe, Sheet Lead and Kuhbcr

p. This pe

riodical in fust Inking its place with the first order of magazine literature.

Fees llcasonublr mid no (luirge In An) use nlevs ntuiiiinu stamp, promptly )d

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lii'mifplien s. It wus the uoMcn fniila uf tlie I'nrtics residing :it list:m

lry

\V. 1». IlUITTO.W Wy. itn(I laov. Cluina A^t.

Boot ami Shoe

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e^teanhlprice, at

wai.i.\ck

Col-dial and Wine, of our W. Kity Ci

ml hus

kept eonitantly

WM. WALLACE & BROTHERS,

Pracl i«• I si mbors,

(itts ami Steam Emitters.

.AFAVK'ITIt, 1 It A A Workshop. Kerry St. between 'M nml 4th.

Hose. Hot ami Cold Jtath^, Water Closet*, W»sti Stanijs. Pump-. Mnk^, Ac,, neatly lilted up. Old

Hxtures Cleaned and Ue-l»roii/.ed. Webciiis 1'rneticat Workmen. tu»p fiatififaction to all entrusting work to

just recctM'd

the

iinford

Hide

walk, ex

tending from the corner of Main street to toe nlley, curbed with stone and the walk llaged yWitli lime stone rock.

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TAIILKT.—

I.ndies will find this the desiderntim they have long dbsired. Once obtained, they will never be withoul it. yj SiiR- hy .L...I, ,lt|NI'OHri & Olio.

FAKMEUS!

All farmers wanting Horse ltukes will save money by culling at t. amphell Uarters.

They haven good assortment and will sell

Ir you nre billious, try Poland Magic Powders for sale at the Green street Drug Store.

Elegant Jewelry.

McClure, Fry & Co. have uniuestionftbly the finest assortment of Jewelry in the city. The Btock consists of the latest and most unique styles worn in the eastern cities. Kvery article is mnnufiicturcd from pure gold, uud the settings nre of the most beautiful specimens of corul, nmethysl, peurl anil cameo-

The new style of enr drop and piu which the

ulnr with the ladies.

P.M'iric WniTim Kll-ii.—A lnrge invoice

just received, and will he sold low hy the dozen or less, at

IIisfohii's

Drug Store] ."

1'riiE Cider Vinogar, mode at lionie. nt Try Urecn street Tritgtore.'

July liTif

nvury 1 J. In «l 11)

hand and for sale ut Oie low

W.M. 1'. WATSONS.

Plumbers

mvo entire A llHOS.

LATEST NEWS!

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At the New Brick Corner.

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JAANCY DRESS

James Graham & Brother,

WIS!IKS TO 151V

For which they wiil pay the

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Hiylacfst

goods

^lfancy Silks, Grenadines, Mohairs "'""""Mozembeques, Lawns, Sluillies, (linghams, Prints, (Six.. &c. (tonuirn

L.'VCI^ Collars, Plain Lin en Collars

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.JAMKS I'AT 1'KKSON. Alain Slri'i!

STOVE*

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Fiincy Dross Buttons,!

Parasol-,

Sun Umberella-, and NOTIONS.

Al a -itperb Iifre

Cloths and Cassimeres,

OABPETS,

nnors o/-:s.

HATS

uud c.\rs,

All il«

COME SEE

irVUi.'UK'mhor tin: lvhcii in town.

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Itrii'k Curiifr, Fanner:1, W. S. WASSON.

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Goods or Cash!

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GREENBACKS!

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WILL BUY OR TRADE

All Good Bounty Claims, &

vor", we nrfk aeoiitinuOKAllAM HKO

Stnckland's Tonic.

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Drues and Medicines ?. rr^r'-^r-

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GROCERIES.

IJ:I: & KHOTIIKK'S

NEW GROCERY STORE.

I'M MS establishment ia now stocked with a large as1 Jortment of plain and fancy Oroceries: wuich will he sold for cash or produce. I-armors of Montgointry county call in and examine our stock before purthnaelHcwhere. IPplj«hu

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MEDICAL.

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DR. JOHN BULL'S

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Bull's Cedron Bitters

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TESTIMONY or MKDTCAL 5IKN

Stonry Point.Whitk Co..Auk., May

423,1H00.

Hit. Jouv Ufi.i.— I)carSir4: Last February I wa in Loiimvillo purohasintr drug:*, and I got iome of ^*1 I your Sarsaparilta and Cedron Kilters.

My son-in-law, who wa? with me in the More, hadv been down with rheumatism for some tiinn. coni* lnenced on the Bitters, and soon found his irenural -r health improved.

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l)r. (list, who liuil been in had health, tried thom.^V^v* I and he also improved. Hr. Coffee, who had been in had health for sevo-nf)* rat year.*—stomach axi

livkti

ftlTeeted—he im-'•

proved very much by the use of your Bittorf. In-/ »if deeil tho edron Hjtiers has given you great nopu-'. tarity

this settlement. I think 1 could loll

great quantity ot your medieineti thin ffttl^^poci-^fjv ally ol yjur (cedron Hitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship-i-me, via .Memphis, eare Uickett..t Keoly.

Kespectfully, -'iv,v C. U. WALK1CU.

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Bull's Worm Destroyer,

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PARENTS

raRead this Important Letter.

Minm.KTows, Ind., April 20.1HCC.

Jir»* \f Huplan writes: 1 do not know that null »rni Destroyer needs any more rocotmnonihition than it has already attained hy its own mcrits, hut will Htalo hat my little son. aged nbou~ three years, was severely attacked lastfallnnd wint tcr with light chilli, followed by very high fever, throw ing him into spasms, or perhaps more|l)roperly kits, lastinc from half an hour to one and a half hours at the same time t\io. oUjid bad vory ftlrona symptoms »f worms. My phy»\cian—ono of Iticbcst in this part of th© country—exhausted alibis flkill and the Materia Mediea to expel the worm*, and ontirt.hio hrlng any. 1 thought *4J(d»n Bull" could do it, and gave the child the content* of.throe htixe?, in triple doses, night and morning, with happy result*. Flic child has not had a spasm for over three month*, and instead of the bloated mass that no «-«», he is now well and hearty. "John Bull did it." Yours, truly.

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M, L. IHIPLAN.

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A CAM FB0M DISTANT MI\NKS0TA.

••I- Kingston P. ()., MKKKIN* CO.. MIN..) AprilT, 1FOO. Mu. .lonx Hi i.i.—Dear Sir: I moved froui Kentucky to this place. The stores havo none of yo«r Worm Dctroyer for sale, They are greatly nocded herein Minnesota. A trial is all that needed to give them a reputation. We can't do without them. Do send some on tins way.

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Bull's Sarsaparilla.

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A Good Reason for the Captain's Faith. ,-i

11KAH T1IK CAL'TAIN'S LKTTKtt ANJ1 TI1K LETTER KKO,U ,..Uiu .,u II rs 1/OTIIEll.

John Bi

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.. IJKNTOS IUhuaoks, MO., Aprii no, !««. ., lK.

ll—Iour Sir: Knowfng'the eflloicn-

cy of your arsaparilta^ imd thohc/Uiot and bonofl- fu--clal qualitien it possesftif. I wend you the followioj( statement of inycase:

1 was wounded about two years ago wan taken prisoner and confined for sixteen- ^iio/it^Uo. ijoitw moved so often, nhy wounds-have not healea rot. thaveu(»t sat up a luomcnt ?inco I ,\rau twoundedj -fj'-.. I am sliot through the hip?. My general health i«

unpaired, and 1 need something to nsftlst nature, have more faith in your Sur^tparilltt th»nrunl4any ttuug else. I wihIi thai thotia geiLuine. please express iiie bait doton bottles. Afid ubhg

DR. JOHN BULL,

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UKiWN, Louis. Mo

1*. 'the following was written April30,IRGfi.by Mrs. JeniucJohusoii. mother ot ('apt. Johnson:

My huiband. Dr. C. S, surgeon and physician in

Central New \ork, wliere he died, leavimrthe above C. I'. Johnson to my care. At thirteen yeard of ago he had a ohronio diarrhea and Fcrofula.for which I gave luin your Sarsaparilla. Irct

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have

for ten years recommended it to mnny in New York. Ohio, and Iowa,for scrofula, tever sores, and general debility. Perfect success hus attended it. The cures elfeeted in some cases of scrofula and fever *ore? were almost miraculous. 1 am very anxious lor my son t«» again have recourine to your Sarsaparillft. He is fearful of getting a spurtuuu article, hcnco his writing it. Hito you ftrs wounds were terrible, luit 1 believe he will recover.

Kc'pcotf'.lly, liJKNNiK JOHNSON. iU

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Manurnrlurcr and Vender or Ibe l'elebra(cd

SMITH'S TONIC "SYRUP!!

FOIl THE CURK OP

AGUE AND FEVER'::

CHILLS 3c FE^VERThejropriotor

of thin celebruted, medicino justly

cluiiim for it a superiority.over all remedies offorod to tho public, for the sale, ccrtain, speedy ami permanent euro of Afiuo and Kovor, or Chills oud Foyer, whether of short or long sending. Ho refers to the entire Western and South-western country to bear him testimony to tho truth of tho assertion, that in no ca-u whatovcr will it fail to .cure. Ji tho directions arc strictly followed ami earned out. In a ureat many cases a single dose has been sumciont for a cure, and whole families ha* been cured by,a sinslo bottle, with a perfect rfstorotlon ofthe genorul health. It is. however, prudont.'and .m every case inore certain to cure, if its use is continued, in smallor doses for a weeKor two nfter the disoMehalr been cheeked, more especially »n difficult and,loug standing c'ises. Lsuafty. tlifsmedicine Will hot ro-. quiru uny aid to keop the boweU.in jood iorder sliould the patient, however, require a cathartio

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It 0. 40 Fifth, Cross Street," |t.OVISTfI.E.K, KI'.'

bah of|tho ubovc.medieines for sale.by

i't". TWiMa.c: ii) 8»r. i:l« yrf'i [litis ..'VJOY.!

BINFORD & BRO

CRAWPOKDHVILLE, IN1»,

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