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Indianapolis. Bloomiiicrton and Western Railway.

Trains arrive at and la^ve Crawford«villo daily as follows:

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Louisville, N»w Alhanv (liiraco JfiC"

Arrival and Depnrtnro of Mail Post Office in Crnwfordfrvillc. DAILT—Going South PJ£ A, M.

North I'. M.

TnOfc.NTOWN. Vr 11-ck arrived Mondays nnd Fridays 7 P.M. l'".rnrts Tnesdnys A Satuday rllA.li ALAMO, hy linen arrives Tuesdays and

Satur days 10 A. M' departs same days at.. 1. 1\ M.

WATNETOWN,

by hack Arrive.'* Tuesday* .t Saturdays fltiA.M. same day? at I'J M.

UOCKVII.LK.depart"

by hnck. arrives Mondav.'. Wednesdays and t'ridnyH....4V depnrts Tuesdays. Thuryday.', and Saturdays V}i A. 1.

NEWTOWN, by carrier arrives Tuedduys, Thursday! and Saturdays.... 12 M. departs snino days at 11'. Jl, IKBIANATOLIS. by carricr arrives Wcdncsdnvsnnd Saturdays 12 M. departs eainc duys at..' 1 1'. M.

From the Jackson Clarion, August MISSISSIPPI MlSCEtiK.NATlOW

Marriage or a Unite Radical and a Saddle Colored Damsel Midnight Wedding and Sudden Departure—

How tho Iiiqulsltlves Were Do'I^cd. At, the residence of Mrs. Leo (colored), near this city, at half past one o'clock, on the morning of Thursday, August 4, 1870, by the Rev. J. Aaron Moore (black) of Meridian, Hon. A. T. Morgan (white), State Senator from Yazoo County, to Miss Currio V. Iliphpatc (colored), of this city

Notwithstanding the alliance had been anticipated some weeks, and h::s occupied a very considerable space in tho ''gossip" of the friends of the groom and the colored people generally, they wore not fully prepared for tho final denouement on Wednesday night. During the afternoon of Wednesday a rumor gained cirenla tioa that

THE AFFAIR

Would bo a finality on that night. We, of course, went to work to learn the facts, with what success will be seen. Tho license was issued by the Clerk of tho Court lute Wednesday afternoon, tho oxpectant groom informing that official that the ceremony would not be performed until "to morrow." Similar statements were made to a number of his friends an.l associates, so that curiosity was for the time lulled, recuperating strength for the events of tho morrow.

Nobody suspected that, the .statement about "to-morrow" was a blind, bat so it proved. The night mail train bound north passes this city at 2 o'clock. Morgan, accompanied by colored men, appeared at tho depot with a trunk, and desired a cheek for tho some to Cleveland, Ohio, Mi. Wamslcy. the bargagcniaster, is only supplied with Louisville cheeks on that. line,oneof which Morgan aec-epted and wont away. Shortly afterwards Inretured with 2 trunks (the properly of tho bride), and received another cheek for Louisville

As yet no suspicion was aroused as to the actual intent ol" the Senator. Tho whole affair wr.s inmjagcd very

cercmony was strictly private and quito recherche, only two or three prominent negro politicians being the

tea.chin?

of Yicksburg, was to have celebrated midablo navy, by consenting^ to tho inarriago rite, but did not put in

his appearance, and his placc was supplied by Reverend .1. Aaron Moore, (black,) the Christian light of the Republican party, who frbm his seat on tho floor of tho House, some weeks ago, said, "If Jesus Christ should oppose tho rights of th" colored race," ho would vote against hinw

INCIDENTS.

•vetcd Lieutenant Colonel and .. THE MARSEILLAISE RI "tpct-bngged ioto thi« State iu ye of freedom^ 'wiike to glorj. *«•*... I to be elcc-ted by tho Republicans of Hark, hark, what myriads bid you rise,

«chi

Rail Rood! finely educated.

GOING NOBTII:

Aocommodntion Express, GOINO SOUTH: Express. Accommodation, A

Yazoo County to the constitutional, Your children, wives and grmdsires hoary black and ten convention. At the last! Behold their tears nnd hear their cries

uiiiv & ttiiu vau uuuvcuwtuu. *«w

S from the «.ime county.

THE BRIDE

I Is a quadroon, but only a shade light-' cr than a mulatto, and about twenty five years of ace. She has rather a flat nose and thick sensual lips, hav-

ing bred boc.i* upon the negro,

attendant earned with him the jewels

of the hmpross, pomt* to t-hfi pro ba-

\«irmlftrtn

Napoleon. If all this be true, bui one io.-.ie re,mains for tho Emperor, viz., to declare the Ptepublie even as he declared the Empire. If ho can command the support, in such an enterprise, of men liko Changarnier, the probabilities are that the French people—the most fickle on the face of the globe—would rally to his standard with enthusiasm and make a bold and perhaps success ful stand against the dangers which threaten the nation from without, if they can not turn tide successfully now setting so strongly against France. Within a few days all Europe may be ablaze with revolutionary fires, and revolutions inaugurated, not only in France, but in ail the monarchial governments, the end and extent of which no man can forsee. Napoleon, by his misfortune or blunders, may lose his prestige and perhaps be placed in a situation that will require desperate remedies to relieve him. His past history gives evidence that he has been equal to great emergencies, and although ill health may unfit him for the trial before him, and the personal dangers that menance him, it is not probable that all his sagacity has left 'nim, and that he will quietly submit to dethronement and the exile of himself and family from France, without a great struggle to maintaiu his position at the head of the government in

lu-rctofore shown in adapting himself to emergencies and circumstances has not probably forsaken him, and when he finds that, the issue is a republic or exile, if not a worse calamity, he will not hesitate to decide promptly. The new situation of affairs in France changes tho features of the European complications, and perhaps the time lias arrived when it, will be decided whether Europe shall be all Cossack or Republic, or, rather, whether tho rule of the people, constitutional government, shall not, take the place of family dynasties 'and arbitary '-Tavernnient.—Stc.lc &• n/ni' J.

A (igantir Propositioii

The editor of the Cincinnati Cummarial, in a letter from Pans, under date of July 23, thus foreshadows what Louis Napoleon might do. and probably will do if continued reverses should create the emergencv. We do

quietly, and not until the arrival of! no' think^ Napoleon would wait io tho enrriage containing the bridal have abdication forced directly upcouple. at the station, five minutes

him, but if he found that the

prior to the arrival of tho train, did throne was slipping from under him, tho facts become known, and nere l» doubtle-s prepared ti enact the ovon then received with much allow- role that the Paris paper foreshadows, anee, for they were invisible, remain- and that is procb.nin a Rrpjibhc. A ing in the closed carriage until tho steji of that character would continue train was ful|ly stopped along side the platform, when they emerged and wcro lost to: the view of tho curious crowd who had been collecting for fi vo minutes

his influence and identity with the French people, while a forced abdication would impose esi'e upon him. Mr. 11 a Is tea writes as follows

A suggestion of gigantic scope, if not of great pith and moment, ap-

Two or th'ree of their colored male friends accompanied them inside the pears in one of the papers thimorncar, mid then bade them farewell. The Tt form of a statement

that when the Emperor was beset by the representatives of foreign powers, England and Russia especially, to

recipients of tho coveted cards of in- yield, among other things, the ad%auvitution. Elder Stringer, (colored.)'

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ev t. „. plausibility of the rumor. What One of tho colored frieudo in bid-

ding tho bridal party adieu remarked to the groom, "If I wasn't done married, sah, you wouldn't a got dat dar gal.''

A prominent Republican official meeting tho Rev. J. A. Moore the: next morning said, "Well, Mr. Moore,

learn that you last night married a white man to a negro woman." "It'sj so for a fact, sail,'" was .1. Aaron's re-

ply.

Tho destination 6f the parly seems to be Cleveland, 0., where Morgan's relation's reside, (his mother and othore,) thou to Syracuse, New York, to visit her relatives, then to the lakes to join Ames and his bride, finally to Saratoga, and thenco to Long Branch, to pay thejr respccts to receivo the congratulations of President Grant, tho Great Mogul of the Republican party.

TUE BKIDEGKOOM

Is a pure blooded white man, native of Ohio, and about 33 yeais of age. Ho was in the Federal army during tho l&te war, entering tho sorvicn as a private in a three months' regiment from Wisconsin, and was severely wounded at the battle of Bull Ruo. After his term o( service expired, he was appointed Lieutenant in a New York Regiment. He was again wounded duriog the seven days' fighting around Richmond, and was promoted Captain. At Gettysburg, he received another woaod and was chosen Major of his

regiment.

r}iuce)

At the close of the war he

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nl 3rul saH he

possession of a for-

-i Affright and desolate the land.

TVhile

stock raisers would say. .he dresses T}je

with a ^reat deal of taste, and has And lo. out walls and citievblaze!

TIlC Situation in Europe. With luxury and pride surrounded. The news from Paris is portentous. The vile insatiate despots tfare.

has been asked to return to Paris and Thn shall they longer lash and goad us await, the reconstruction of the Gov- To arms, To arms, ye brave! ernment. but it is thought he will re Th'avenging sword unsheathe!

the

continuance of commerce under the German flag, ho threatened that if he Was interfered with, hampered and discriminated against he would proclaim the Republic in France, and lead the revolution to sweep Europe clear and clean of thrones. I pre sumo there is no doubt that he could do exactly that thing, and his antecedents do not altogether contradict the

filled with revolutionary fire,

is capable of. one does not have to go far to read.

An F.xplanatlon Worse Than That Explained. The New York Tribune attempts to account for tho overwhelming defeat which its Radical, or in that State ne gro party, has lately sustained in North Carolina. It says that the "Conservatives" are mainly indebted to the profligacy of the last Legislature for it. That profligacy, we aro told, was in this '•North Carolina is a sober, frugal State, and not accustomed to such legislation as that which has run her into debt for the wherewithal to construct several hundred "miles of railroads, issuing 'special tax' bonds therefor, but squandered the proceeds, failed to make the railroads, and repeaScd

prostrated the farty which was in power when it was enncted, and which, therefore, wns made to bear the responsibility. The

p»ace and liberty lie bl eding i" To arms, to arms, ye brave! Th' avenging sword unsheathe!

March on March on

Ali hearts resolved on Victory or death!

.i Now, now the dangerous storm is rolling,®-

()r wh ps lh» nob)e ppirit tame

00 on ie

bility that movements arc on foot in That t'alshood's dagger tyrants wield Paris which may lead to subversion of But Freedom is our Sword and Shield the Empire and the. dethronement of -*"15

n11 $he'ir arc

»j

\vj,jci, treacherous Kines confederate raise:

0f W(ir. et

i0o"ae,tire howling.

Th' avenging sword unsher.th" !. March ou March on! All hearts resolved on Victory or death,

March on! March on!

Alt hc-:)Vt° resolved on Victory or

fuse to do so. These statements, trtken in connection with the f.iet. that the Prince Imperial has been sent to 0 Liberty can man resign the. London, and the further f-et that his Once having felt thy generous fiarnr-?

IA 1 nn dungeons, bolts and bars connne

FIFTY thousand pounds of Switzer cheese will be made within a few miles of Oshkosh. Wisconsin, this season. Vhe pioneer in the business is John Ryf, a Swiss, who commenced it there ten years ago/

A sroi'T German was overcome by the hnat of Newark, and when by the aid of a number of persons, lie had been restored to consciousness, they inquired his name, he gruntily replied that it wns none of their business?:

THE rain, which has been wanting in England and France, as well as in the United States this summer, has all gone to Russia, Egypt and Asia Minor, where it has fallen in extraordinary amounts.

THK Terrc Haute Journal say?

some form. The quickness he has "private advices indicate that the 1 1 I \r :n

Radical party in Monroe county will be badly defeated this fall. The people have become disgusted with such Radical barnacles as George Buskirk, and are determined to change the po- I litical mind in that section."'

THK results of tho recent elections in North Carolina and Kentucky shows that a healthy political revolution is going on in the public mind The opposition to Radicalism is becoming intensified, and it wiil require but a little effort to sweep it Irom nearly every State in whieh election,s !ir.n to be held this year.

I'llF. New York Times says: "Personally Mr. Jefferson Davis' appears no older than the year preceding the sceession when he was a Uuited States Seuator. Ilis hair and beard are somewhat grizzled by time, but he has evidently gained in ilcsh. and has an appcarence of general good health and vigor.

THK war, says Figc.ro. has brought a new industry to light, that of the parlor strategist. A map, with little red and white flags, is all that he re quires as his stock in trade. One of these generals, who was dining out, brandished his fork in the heat of dis cussion, crying out: "I shall fall upon the right wing and the left flank To which the mistress of the house, whose whole soul was absorbed in the task of carving chickens, an-.werod "Why. then, you want at least half a fowl.

SENATOR MORTON appear A LU be iip-

tariff—is odious and will be repudia-

5S ,^

world has wept, bcwniling

unavailing!

To arms, to ai*ms, yc brave

Th avenging sword unsheathe* March on March on

All hearts resolved on Victory or death

GONR on

whaling voyage--the

French fleet.

WHEN is a Chinese tho most like a. vegetable? Why. when a cue-cumbers his head.

FNGLISII Spiritualsts say Charles Dickens has been received into the spirit world, and introduced by Prince Albert to the society whieh makes up that, sphere.

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WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY -%TJQU§T|20,J84

PROFESSIONAL. .THE NEW SYSTEM OF CURE

•liU.ll ti -I'u1 Ft Tl

a: t'a.rr hv! O A IS E A S E S asthma bronchitis

AND

I nrrodnced in the West by

lR. «S. HALE.

DISPENSARY A" SUKUEHUY.

INDIA NAPOLlb INDT ANA.

HAS

been attended with the most unqualified success and received the commendations of thousand-' of the best citizen? of this city and State. May be "ununited daily, personaly or by letter.

Dn.iientc«.

the Doctor will Mill continue to vi?i

Also, p.t the earnest solicitation of many old visit .IIIKSPAV ach month fur ONK DAY ONLY

SECONO THUBSDAY i.

TTpConaultation free, and terms of treatment within reach of all. ilnoma ar, the Richardson House.

DB J, HALE.

EDUCATIONAL.

WABASH COLLEGE. THE

Fall term in this Institution will be^in Wednesday at 10 o'clock. A, M., September 7,1870. Catalogues sent, or information given, upon application to any member of the Faculty or to the Treasurer cf the Col'.eeo.

A. THCJ

aug'J

DRUGS.

V. FRY CO.

Mtm opened »-fine assortment-ot.

Oils,

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

V[OTICE is hereby givon to tho citizens of X^i Union township, Montgomery county, Indiana, that 1, Johu Carrol, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. State of Indiana. of the uge of twenty-one years, will apply to the Hoard of Commissioners of Montgomery county. Slate of ludiaua, at their next regular session, commencing ou the first Monday of September, A. U. 1^70, for si license to sell intoxicating liquors in 11 less^ quantity than a quart at a time under tho Temperance law of lc5U. for the term of one year. My place of business and ttio premises whereon said liquors aro to be sold and c^rauk is situated on part of lot number ninety-two I'J"-), in the original plat of the city of Crawfordsville, Union township, Montgomery county. Indiana, designated and bounded as follows Begiiiniug twenty (20) feel soudi of tho northeast corner of Iho said lot. running thence west oighty-two and a half (W!i) teet. thence south twenty t-0) feet, thenco east, eiglity-two and a liajl (£"-a) teet to tho east line ot said lot, ttienee north twenty (-0) feet to the place of bemuuiug aug0w4 JOHN CARROL.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

A MAN named Roberts, residing near Boston Corners, New York, on the line of the Harlem Railroad, I (Jlarn township, Montgomery connty. Indi cau^llt a very large r*ttlesnake with ana, that I. Jatnjs Kelley. a White male in ,. it- habitant of Montgomery county, in the State Ills hands a lew days ago. ana took It lndiaua, of the age of twenty-one years, wil tn tlio station where he exhibited it apply the Uuard of Commissioners of Montto tne Station, wnere ac cXttiotit-U tt gomtryto

J^OTICE is hcrebytigiven to the citizens

to the people of the neighborhood, by "next regular session, commencing on tho first, 1 Ti ii- 1 Monday ot September. A. I). Ifc70. for a license picking It up and handling It in uch I

county, in the State of lndiaua, at their

t0 se

a way as to make the reptile show his than a quarl a^a umL-^ under the Temperanco

teeth, &c., on payment of ten cents by each spectator. During one of these exhibitions tho snake bit one of Roberts' fingers, and again, when picking it up, it struck his fangs into his hand and hung so fast that he took his cane and knocked it off and killed it. lie died from the effects of the bite the following day. It is said he has been bitten by these reptiles on several previous occasions without experiencing any ill effects therefrom.

intoxicating liquors in a less quantity

Law of the State ot Indiana approved March 5. 1659. for term of ono year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors ore to Too sold and drank is situated on l»t number eight (t1). in blocs uumber six, (G) as recorded in the original plat of the town ot Ladoga, Clark towuship. Montgomery county Indiana, bounded as follow! Beginning at the center of said lot number S), on the east side and rnnning thence north eighteen (1?) feet, thence west filty 50) feet, theuce south eighteen US) feet, thenco east filty (50) feet to tho place of beginning. augtw4 JAMES KELLEY.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

VTOTICE is hereby given to the cit'zens of Clark Township. Montgomery co. State ot Indiana, that I. John Muhony.a white male inhabitant of Montgiuaery county, in the State of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years, will

preciated abroad as well as at home. 1 "PP'r to the Board of Commissioners of Mont MIL I 1 .1 11 I gomery county, in the State of Indiana, it their lhe ooston JroSc pays null tne follow- next regular session commencing on tne first inrr onmnlimen Monday of September, A. D.. 1:70 for a license iu tuui[ mc to retail intoxicating liquors in a le*s quantity

Senator Morton S political ground than a quart ata time, under the Temperance .,-,1 .-QKt,l.-r,rl Law of 1S59. for the term of one year. My place dnd lou) tumblin

Is sharply rebuked

tor's last speech. It calls him Mr. Facingbothways, and tells him his high tariff whiggery will lose Indiana, and that the "existing system of

the 'special taxes/ so as to cheat impar- grinding and taxation"—meaning the tially tax-payers and bondholders. This rnscality in high places has temporarily

buaiuessand the premises whereon said liq-

bv his own Darty newspapers. The for* aro te be sold and drank is situated on the rf. rp .. southwest vorner of the south halt of the west Chicago Tribune, tho most vigorous and outspoken of them all, is veryplain in its comments upon the Sena

half of-lot number two [21, in John Myers' addition to the towu of Ladoga, bounded on the west by Franklin street and on the south bv Elm street. Said building is situated on the southwest corner of the above described lot. which is on the southeast corner of Elm and Franklin streets in tho town of Ladoga, Montgomery county. Indiana. au6w4 JOHN MAHONY.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

,TnTIf,fcK.

ted by the Indiana Kepublicans. A Union township. Montgomery county, in .u„ the State of Indinna. that I. Michael Sellnrs a re\enue reform platform, the inbune hifo 'maleinhabitant of Montgomery county savs, is all that will be palatlble, and State of Indiana.ofthe age of twtnty-one years. L_ 1 a to a is on

Conservatives claim nve ot the seven on-• pours grape aud canister into the Montgomery county, in the Stvte of Indiana fp-cssmon elected.' Morton doctrine of compromise

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ID the opinion of the Tribune, it was such a quarter. His Congressional place of business «nd the premises whereon

the great amount of stealing done by career has evidently disgusted his piV^rrift0n\rmbeVIeirhty^*ht"HBy.tintthe its party friends while in power which friends and party quite as much as it

destroyed them, ror the same rea- has disgraced him. II it prove event- nated and bounded as follows: Beginning on eons we should like to know why we ually sufficient to take Htm out of po- feheVpbfmm theVnoDrfhwm^rae^^i'o!: can not reasonably anticipate a victory in every State. What .Republican Slate id there that has not suffered from the same cause

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O I re iv to it ii

r»inrnmi«f and at their next regular session commencing on the

r0m

ln other words, to somewhat short deceit. The stumping senator will be cen-e to sell intoxicating liquors in aie«» quanen tho story, we may observe that, surprised at such a lesson, and from

.,f 7 first Monday in September. A. D. 1570, for a li-

^c^lrw^^^.^rVheTer^^e^

na a

litical life altogether, a prodigious running thence east fiftein and two-thirds [15S ... 5 feeutbence south one hundred and sixty-lire quantity of demagogism and an inn- lies] feet to the alley, thence west fifteen and nitesimal quantity of statesmanship two-thirds

°0ff

IWSJ

..T. .. and sixty-five 1165] feet to the plieeot beffinnlnx. will be lost to the Republic. au«flw* MICHAEL SELLEKb.

feet, thence north one bpndred

ward upon themselves.

MPSON.

Treasurer Wabash College.

Paints,

Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Toilet & ARTICLES, Cigars & Tobacco,

O E I N E S A I

llTppALL and see us. Exchange Block. .Main street. 1 door West Corner Book Store. hineCT'ltltf T, W. FRY CO.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

NOTICK

is hereby giv»n to the citizens of Union township. Montgomeryr county. State of Indiana, that I, .Michael Kelley, a vhite male inhabitantof Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, of the age of 21 years, will apply to the Board "of Commissioners of Montgomery county in the State of Indiana, at their next regular session commeneing on tho first Monday in September, A. 1870, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a. less quantity than a quart at a lime, under tho Tctnpornnce Law of 1"'59. for tho term of one year. My olaee of businoss aud the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank is located on part of lots ninety (!xi) and ninety-two (9-J) as recorded in tho original plat of the town of Crawfordsville, Union township .Montgomery county, State of Indiana, described as follows: Beginning forty teet south of tho northwest, corner of lot number ninety-two (fl-J), running thence south twenty-one feet and three inches, thence east one hundred and sixty-live vl(55) Teet. thence north tventy-ono feet and three mchcs. thence west one hundred and sixtyliVe (lii5) feet to tho place of beginning. augOw .MICllAHL KKIJLEY

H. T. HELMBOLD'S COLUMN. HOOFLAND'S MEDICINES.

MANHOOD

In the Yon ns and

I RISING GENERATION.

The vegetaf.ve power? li!« arc utrooK. bat

lack-lustre eye and emaneiated form, and the

impossibility, of application to mental effort.

show its baneful influence. It soon becomes ev-

ident to the observer that some depressing in-

fluenee is checking the development of the body

Consumption is talked of, and perhaps the

youth is removed from schcml and sent into the

country. This is one of the worst movements.

Removed from ordinary diversion? ofthoevsi-

changing scenes of the city, the power* of the

body, too much enfeebled to «ive zest to health"

ful and rural exercise, tboush" are famed In

If the patient be a female, the approach of the

menses is looked for with anxiety, as tho first

sympton in which Nature is. tn show her power

in diffusing the circulation and visiting the

check with the bloom of health. Alas increase

of appetite has grown by what if fed on the

energies of the system are prostrated, and the

whole economy is doranged. The beautiful and

wonderful period in which body and mind un

dergo so fascinating a cbaDge from child to wo

man, is looked for in vain the parent.'' heart

bleeds in anxiety, and fancies i.iir- eravn hut

waiting for it? victim. I

HELMBOLD'S

EXTRACT B1JCHII,

For weakness arising from excesses 'it indiscre

tion. attended with rlie following symptom*

IctUxposilioii to Exertion lo»» of Poirrr, liOM of Iflemnry, Difllcnltyof Breathing, Ocucral WrnhiiotA, IRorror of DiMcnae, Wenlt Nerves, Trembling, Drentlfnl IIerror of Dentil, Night Hwcati, CoM Peet, Wnkcfnlnes*, DimDen* of Vision, l.nngonr, I'niver*nl (inwilnilc ol the HInsciil:ir ."ty*trill, Often Rnoi'niou* Appetite, .with -Despeptic Myiuptoint, Hot

Hnml*, Fliiahiiig of the Ri»Ir, Drynon of tlie Mkin. I'.illiil Countennnce nntl Frnption* on the. Face, Pain in the

Back, Ilenvinen* of the .r, 1?jreli(l», Frequently Black Spol* Flying before the Hyea, ftrcnt Mobility,

BentlcwnriM,

f'SY.irr.:.- ..'1.-- with Horror ofSorirly.

Nothing is more desirable to such patients than

Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for fear

of themselves No Itcpose of Manner, no Ear

nestness, no Speculation, but a hurried Transi

tion from one question to another.

These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which

this Medicine invariably removes—soon follows

Loss of Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, in

one of which the patient may expire.

During the Superintcndency of I)r. Wilson

at tho Uloomingdalo Asylum, these sad results

occurred to two patients reason had for a time-

left them, and both died of Epilepsy. Th cy

were of hoth sexes and about twenty years of

Who can'say that these uxce«.-cs aro li'.l fre

quently followed by those direful diseases In

sanity and Consumption Tho records of the

Insane Asylums, and the melancholy den ths by

Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth

of the assertions. In Lunatic Asylum- the

most melancholy exhibitions appears. The

countenance is actually sodden and quite des

titute—ncithor Mirth or (iricf ever visits it.

Should a sound of the voice occur it is rarely

articulate.

"With woeful measures wan Despair

Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."

Whilst we regret the existence of the above

diseases and symptoms, wc are prepared to offer

an invaluable gift of chemistry, for toe removal

of the consequence'. ,,

HELMBOLD'S HI6HLY CONCENTRATED FLUID

Extract ofBuchu

There is'uo tonic like it. it is an anchor of

hope to the Surgeon and patient, and this is

testimony of all who are n?»l or perscribed it.

Hmggfstji aud

Dealers Everywhere.

in all oommanieations.

HOOE

jDooflands German Differs,

Hoofland's ttermait Tonjfc

few years bow often tin palid hue. the Holland's Podojilijllio Pill,

Jloofliind's Greek Oil.

(looflaod-s («crniu Bitters.

A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any Kind. K:

Is different from all others. It is composed of the pure juices or Vital Principal of Roots. Herbs and Barks (or as medicinally termed extracts.) the worthless or inert portions of tho ingredients not being used. Therefore, in one) bottle of this bitters there is contained as much medicinal virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Roots. Ac., used in this Bitters arc grown in Germany their I vital principles extracted in that country by a scientific Chemist and forwarded totliomanufactory in this city, where they arc compounded and bottled. Containing no spintons ingredi-[ ents, this Bitters is free from the objections I urged against all others no desire for stimuhints can be induced from their use they can not make drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances, lrav" any but a beneficial effect,

liooflaiid's (icrmni) Tonic

Was compounded '.or those not inclined to extreme bitters, and is intended for use in eases when somo alcoholic stimulant is required in conncction with tho Tonic properties of tho Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle of the bitters, combined with pure Santa Cruz Rum, nnd flavored in sach a manner that thoestremo bitterness of the I'itters is overcome forming a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to tlo palate, and containing tho medicinal virtues of the bitters, Tho priee of the Tonic is SI 50 per bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant i'.?cd is guaranteed to be of a pure quality. A poor article could bo furnished at acheapcr price, but is it not better to pay a little more and got a bettor nrticlc? A medicinal prepiration should contain none but tho best ingrsdients. and thov who expect to obtain a clicap compound will most certainly be cheated.

The.v are r.He Greatest

Known I

Remedies

For I,IVI COMTLAIM'. KKSI-KI-SIA. NKRIOI.I PEMMTY, JAUNDICE. DISEASF,OF TTLR KID.N'EV KitrrriONS or THE SKIS, nnd all diseases arising from disordered Liveiv

Stomach or IMPCHITY or TIIK RI.OUD.

ICead the following symptom-' Constipation. Flatulence. Inward file*, 1-itll-ness of Blood to tho Head, Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausea. Ileart-burn Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in 'hoStoanich, Soar Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at the I'it of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head. Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering^at the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in a Lying 1'osture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before tho Sight. Dull Pain in tho Head. Deli- I ciencyol' Perspiration. Yellowness of tho Skin Eyes. Pain in tho Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac. Klixii'

Sudden Flushes of lleat. Burning in the Flesh.] JUltl UalasaVa. Constant imaginings ot Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate disease of

the Liver, or Digestive Organs combined wit impure blood.

The uso of the Bitters or I'ouic will .won cause tho above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will become well and healthy.

Or. flooilawi's i*m?k Oil

Llgfitnliitf Cure for all kinds iiflMln- and Ai-tn-*.

Ai'i'MED EXTERNALLY.—It will cure all Kinds of Pains and Aches such as Hhcumatism. Neuralgic, Toothache, Chilblains. Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headache. Pain in the Back nnd Loins, Pains in ths Joints and l.nnh-. Stings of Insects. Ringworms, e'e

TAKEN INTERNALLY.—It will cure Kidney Complaints, Backaches, Sick Headache. Colic, Dysentry. Diarrhrea. Cholera Infantum. Choleia Morbus. Cramps and pains in tho Stomach. Fever nnd Ague Cough?.. Colds, Asthma, etc.

Or. Iloollaiiil's PotlophvlIiJi,

UK SUBSTITUTE KOR MERi'i in I'll,

Two Pilla a Dost

The nuist powerful yet. innocent Cathartic known.

Vegetable

It is not neccssary to take a handful of tho-:c Pills to produce the desired offjet tivi of them act quickly and piwerfully cle.innug Liver, Stomach and Bowels of all impurities. Tho in pa in re is 1 ii A I I coholic Extract of Mandrake, which is by many 1 times more Powerful. Acting and Ssarciing. than tho Mandrake itself, Tho peculiar action is upon the Liver, cleaning it speedily from all obst-uctions. with all the power of Mercury, yet free from the injurious results attached to the uso of that mineral,

Forall diseases, in which tho u^e of cathartic is indicated, these Pills will give entire satlsfaction in every ease. They never fail la case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and 1 extreme cjstiveness. Dr. iiuoflaad's German

Bitters or Tonic should homed in connccction with the Pills. The tonic effect of the Bitters or Tonic builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood, strengthens the Nerves 1 and regulates the Liver, and gives strength, energy and vigor. 1 Keep your boweis active with thj Piils, and tone up the system with Bitters or Touic, and no disease can retain its hoid. or ever assail you.

These Medieincs are sold by all Druggists and

1 dealers in medicines every where.

Hecollect that it is Dr. Iloofiand's German RenaeiieJt that are so universally use I ank recI ommended do not allow the druggist to induce you to take anything else that he may say is just as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will be icntby express to j'

Price «1.25 "per bottle, or six bottles for S6.Su. any locslity. upon applicatitoa the PKINCI.-

Delivered to any addres'. Describe symptoms 53,

Address D.T.HELMB0LD. Drag and Chemical Warehouse. 594 Broadway, New York.

NONE ABE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP in steel-engraved wrapper, with fac-similie of my Chemical Warehouse and signed m:1: II. T. BELMBOLDjulyS'70*y

Arch Streeti

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.'S COL. E. J. BINFOBP &jB^OSM?OIi.

SIX GREAT REMEDIES

OF THE AGH,

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM tlAiVDY

As this is really a specific lur W vrms, and the

Messrs Jama Huddle & Co!: Gentlemen In conscquenccfl of the benefit I have received from tho use of Dr. Hurley's Worm Candy in my family. I sond yon this, hoping you will niako it public for the good_ of other parent.-'. Sly wife and self are satisfied that but for the use of Hurley's Worm Candy, utleastono of our children would have,died. Hoth of our children arc now well and hearty they passed worms sevon inches long. Any one doubling this can Icomo »nd seo me at corn«r a»th and Chestnut streets, and 1 will give them ppx't of this and more,

Yours with respect, M. HOW*

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

Hurley's jjiarsaparilla

WITH IODIDE OF I'OTASll

Alleciioimol'the lttoiita, 33 uli imi I nrm, Debility, DiM'Rara of the KidnejM, Diapepvia, Krynipe i». Female

Irregularities, Fixtnla. nil Mkin Di«enae«, Urer Complaint. ImligeNtion l*ilr», l*ulmoiuiry Di«ea«e« slrro. fi-ti fnla. or King't Evil,

Nvphilia.

'Jlr.IIrKl.KV.—Sir: I wish to make knuwu my ease to the inhabitants of Louisville. I am a dork in a largo establishment, and tho victim ol hereditary scrofula, from which I have suffered beyond description. anil havo been unaplo to follow my employment. I hnvn_ taken Cod Liver Oil. Iodine, Guysott's and Hull's Sarsaparilla. M.v brother has hcon in Louisville, and hearing of Dr. Hurley's S.irsaparilla. procured mo a half dozen bottles of it. I determined to stop all physic, but by tho persuasion of tny family I tried it. and after taking four bottlestbo sores began to heal, and tho large glnnds to disappear. I suffered for twelve years and am now finishing the last bottle which will leave nic in perfect health. I think it wonderful medicine. 1 shall he happy to an-wer any communion•ti.ins that la iy bo addressed to mc on the subject. 1 am.5lr.y0ur obliged.

TIKN'ltY TI'IJNKH.

ClNrtwATI. 0.

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

Ha .4 Kniir-fllo .llcrcury.

1..

I'EHFKCTLY RELIABLE.

1 ho only remedy for Chills and Fever, -r Ague arid Fever, that is or can be depended upon is Hurley's Ague Tonic. Thorn have been thousands cured by using it who have tried the usual rcmcdi^ without relief.

NEW AI,nANY. 1 NO.. May 2'. lciW,

Mc.-'rs James Ruddle it co..—dents I was afflicted with agito for months, perhaps for a year or more. Your ILFKLEV'A AWE TONIC was recommended to me by a friend. I got a bottle ininediafely anil commenced taking it according to directions anil have not, been troubled wi th a chill ninco. Jam satisfied that if it be taken according to directions it will cure any

of agnc.—Ifncomrn.'nd it to nil suffering. Yt.urs Trulv. VINCENT KIRK.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Pyrophosphate of 11*011

Tfac

pos

,.|CK

lnt c.„mi)irmtion

possesses all tl,

TONIC properties of 1'eruvian Bark and Iron, without, the disagreeable taste and had effects ot cither separately or in other preparations, of these valuable medicines. It should be taken in all eases when a gentle tonic impression is required after convalescence from KEVKKS nrdebilitating diseases, or in those cl is tress ing regularities peculiar to females. No female should be without, it if liable to such diseases, for notiiingean well takeits place.

I'RFf'E, '2-' CENTS I'ER BOTTLE.

Use in the future «nly SI.ABKOOK'S, a combination quite up with the advancement of the age Pleasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all cases. Invaiuablo in tho jollowina disease-*:

SUMMER COMPLAINT. LLTREOU LA CITIES OF THE BOWELS. UESITVENKSS TEETH IN 1 .5c.

(Jive h'-nlth to child and rest tn the mother.

MATIIETTA. Oa., Nov. 1, l-'it'.

Messrs,'.las. Ruddle & Co..— Gents We have used your Dr. Scabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup in our families, and find it. does more good than all the other remedie we ever tried. We believe it perfectly harmless, and it gives rest and ease to our children quicker than all other remedies now offered for sale. Also, wo have been selling it for threo years, and it gives univcrsal satisfaction. We never heard it complained of. Our wivej will Use no other.

Your--. W.M.K. HOOT. J. L. ROOT.

E S

STOMACH BITTERS

FOR

Debility, !,«• of Appetite, IVrnkiicta In* digestion, or ly»|M-p«in, Wit lit of nctloii of th« l,irr or 111*, ordered Mlomai-h.

There are no bitter3 that compare with thc^e in removing these distressing complaints.

INDIAVAI-OLIS. IND., Feb. 7.

To Jos. KiultlU, Louin-rll'!, Ky.: Gents—About two months neo I procured a bottle of Dr. Hurley's Bitters for ray wife, thinking it a pleasant tonic, but not relying ranch on its medical virtues, and it cured her of a disease she had long been under treatment for. I was afflicted in a similar way. and got some for my own ue. and ain happy to tny that it cured me. My disease was of the bladder and kidneys. Ilis certainly a splendid medicine. and being pleasant to take is quite a recommendation. Wo and our neighbors have no u'o for any other now.

Yer.v respectfully your friend, J.L. B.

James Ruddle & Co.,

PROPRIETORS.

PAL OFFICE, at the German Medirine Store.

.. -D

Laboratoiy No. 41, Bullitt StrOOt,

Philadelphia. .- .s 1

CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor Formerly C. M.JACKSON & CO*

These Remedies are for sale by Druggists. Storekeepers. and Medicine Dealers everywhere throughout the United States aud .Canadas, South America and the West ladies' julyS ly I

Liouisville, Ktv.

the above goodsfer sale by 1

E. J. BINFORD & BRO., CrairfonlsrUlo, Iud.

August 31.1869 ly -v.'V

DR. JOHN BULL'S

UUF..1T REMEDIES. as"

1™dk: john bull

MANUFACTURER AND TESDER OF 'THE

Crlcbratt'th:"""-- •*.

BULL'S T0,\"l(' SYRUP

A FOR THE CUUK OF

AGUE AND FEVETT

OR CHILLS AND FKVJX1..

HE proprietor of this celebrated medicinv justly claims for it. superiority overall remedies evereftercd to ll.c public for thesafe. certain speedy and permanent core of Ague nnd rcvcr, or Chills nnd Fever, whether of short or lone standing. Ho refers tn the entire Vest and South, to hear him testimony to the truth o( the fcsse'rtion. that in DO caso whatever Will it fail to cure, if tho directions are strictly (ollowed and carried out. In great many ctisos t-sinele dose has been sufficient for a cure, nnd whole families have been cured by a single hott le, with a perfect restoration of general health. It is. however.prudent, and in every case more certain to cure, it its 11st is continued in smaller dose} for a week or two after tho disease has been checked, more especially in ditEcuU and long standing cases. Usually, this medicine will not requiro any aid to keep tho bowels 111 good i.rdor, should the paiiont. however. require ti cathartic medicine after having taken tnreii or four do«es of the Tonic, a single dosti of Hull's Vegetable Family l'ills will bo sufficient.

I)U. .iOHN HULL'S I'rincipnl Office: iVo. -to Fifth, (irwaKiri'M, I.OlllaVltl.U, U.Y.

E. J. Binford & Bro., Agents.

BULL'S

WORM DESTROYER.

To United States and Wide Readers.

TIIAVE

I World

reco'rved many testimonials from pro

fessional and medical men as my almanacs nnd various publications havo shown, all of which arc genuino. The following from a highly educated popnhir physician in (ieoriia. is cer'ainl.v one «f the most xnnsihle communications I havo ever received. Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks of. and his testimony deserves to be written in letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor .^ay^ of Hull's Woria Dostrover

1. YIM.ANOW, WAI.KEII Cor'NTV, I Juno 81). lfTti. DK. JOHN' Bru.— Dear Sir: 1 have recently given your worm destroyer several trial" and find it w. ndcrfully cflicasiim*. It has not failed In a single instance to havo tho wished for effect. I am doing a pretty large coiin'r.v practice, nnd I ha vo dai I.v use for some article of that kind. I am frco to confess that, I know of no remedy rocoinmcnded by .tho nblust authors tbatissocertain and speedy in its effects. On the contrary they are uncertain in the cxtrcmo. Myobjectin I writing you this is to find out upon what terms can got tho medicine directly from you. If.l can I get it on easy term-1, I "hall IHC a great deal of it. I latnawaro that iho IHO of suoh articles is contrary tothn teachings nnd prncticeof agreat uiajoriiyof tho regular lino of M. D.V. but I enn seo no. just causo or good Kenifo in discarding a remedy which wo know to be efficient^ simply because wo inay be ignorant of its combination.

Kor my part. I shall 111 ike it a rulo to use all an-l nny means to alleviate suffering humanity which I may ho able to command—not liesiiating because some onn morn ingenious than tnysell may have I'-arned its effects firstand sceurred thcsole rignt to secure that knowledge. However. I ntn by no means 1111 advocate or supporter of the thousands of wort bless nostrum-" that flood the country, tliul purport t-i cure a ll m.inner of disease to which hum 111 flesh is heir. Please reply soon and inform 1110 of your best terms.

I am -ir, ino-M respectfully. JULIUS 1\ CLEMENT, M. HI

E. J. Binford & Bro., Agents,

151'fi

DR. SEABROOE'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

A .S A I' A I A

A good reason for the Captain* Faith.

Road the C.aptnin'H Letter and the Letter from his mother: Benton Barrack3. Mo.. April 30.

Dlt. JOHN' Bri.i.— Dear Sir. Kowing the efficacy of.vour S-irsaparilla, and tho healing and benefical qualities it possesses. I send you thefollowing statement of iny case 1 was wounded about two years ago, was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds have not hened yet. I havo net sat up a moment sincc I was wounded. I am shot through the hip-". My general health is impaired, ari need something to a"jist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in anything else. I wi^h that that is genuine. I'lca°e express tnc half a dozen hot ties, nnd oblige,

CAI-T.C, P. JOHNSON.

St. Louis, Mo.

I'. S.—The following was written April 30. 18G.j.by MrsJennie Johnson, mother of Captain John'on.

Die. JOHN 1'RI.L—Dear Sir My husband. Dr. C. S. Johnson was ukillcd surgeon and physicinn in central New York, where h« died, leaving the nhovo ('. P.Johnson to my care. At thirteen years af ago ho had a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for whi.-h I »ve your Sarsa p.irilla. It cured him. I have for ten years reccomincridod it to many in New York, Ohio, nnd Iowa, tor "crofula. lever sores, nnd general debilicy. Perfect success has attended it. Tho urcs effected in somo cases of scrofula and fever sores wore almost miraculous. I am very anxious for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. lie is fearful of geltinp a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. Ilis wounds were terriblc.but, 1 believe ho will recover. Respectfully.

JENNIE JOHNSON.

E. J. Binford & Bro., Agents.

BULL'S

CEDRON BITTERS

A F. N TIC 0 ME N d.

Arkansas heard from.

Testimony of Medical Men.

Stoney Point, White Co.. Ark.. Mny 23.1^ 1)R JOUV lil'LL—Dear Sir. Lust February! was in Louisville purchasing drugs, aud got some of your Sarsaparilla acd Cedron Bitters.

My son-in-law who was with me in the store has beon down with the rheutmati'tn for some tirae. commenced on tho Bitters and soon found bis general health improved.

Dr. Gi"t. who has been in bad health, tried thera. and he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for .several years—stimach nnd liver effected—im-

Rri,ved very much by the use of your bitters, lndeed tho Cedron Bitters has given you great Popularity in this settlement, think I can sell agreat quantity or your medicines this fall.especially your Cedron Hirers and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via -Memphis, care of Kicker* Neely.

Respectfully. B. WALKER.

Prepared by DK. JOHH BULI »t his Laboratory ritlh street, liouisville,Ky.

For Sale by

E- J. Binford ft Bro. CrawfordsviUe, Ind.

Jan8-70-ly