Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 January 1867 — Page 3

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THE JOURNAL.

Time Table L., W. A. & C. ft. It

TRAINS GOING NOKTU.

Accommodation 10:22 A. M. Freight 2:15 P. M. Impress 6:55 P. M.

GOING SOUTH.

Express 10:22 A. M. i'reight 9:18 A. M. Accommodation 4:50 P. M.

livcuit toujt.

The ruljouiiiud term of the Mont goinery Circuit Court closed on Wed nesday Ju^t, tlio docket having been pretty well cleared of the "chronic •eases."

In the case of the younger Ingcrsoll. (James.) charged with aiding his bro tlier to bicak jail, the jury returned a veidict of guilty, and that lie be iin prisoned in the county j:iiI for six months. The elder Ingersoil, indicted for the game offence, procured :v postponement of his case till tlie next reg ulur term of the court.

In the case of the State against John Hicks, who was indicted for breaking into the hcucio of James Brown, die defendant pleaded guilty, and was sen "tencod to the penitentiary for four year*.

Shooting Affray.

.Richard II. Graves (sometimes called "Devil Dick," to distinguish him from smother .Richard Graves) got into and instructive

un altercation with one Abijah Hudeon, of Boone county, at the residence of tho former, some 9 miles east of here, on Tuesday last, when Graves fired a pistol at Hudson, inflicting Revere, but not dangerous wound.— Hudson fired back at Graves with a

Killer's Alljeiuvuiu.

This company visited our city on Saturday la^t, a^d exhibited to full houses Saturday and Monday evenings. The performance was not on!}" good, but was better than anythihg of the kinti ever before witnessed in this ty. The "Hidden I land" a most popular drama was rendered bc6t uf stvie. The performers

•experienced and slant! hitrh in

Serious L,oss.

Wc arc informed that a party of fast gentlemen were engaged, on New Year's day, at a Kcsmurant in this city, in raffling

gun loaded with buck shot, but Graves ed amendments to our School \nw.— dodged behind a post which received the shot. The difficulty grew- out of law-suit between the parties. Hudson had a judgment against Graves, and the Sheriff had levied on property and .advertised it for sale. Hudson, appose, was at the house of Graves lor the purpose of bidding on the property. Graves has not ycI Leon iMTceted, but officers are in pursuit, of

The

bird,

which it may be inferred

pursuit of his lowJ.

More tlicap Goous.

ACCIDENT.-—On Monday last, while a party of ladies and gentlemen were indulging in tho luxury of skating on Sperry's mill pond, Edward Ivelley had the misfortune to fall and break his collar bone, but was not otherwise seriously injured. A lady at the same time, fell upon her—watch antl'crackedj the—crystal. Thero is some danger well as fun in skating, it seems.

A REMARKABLE INCIDENT.—Wo a* credibly informed that a perfect white Crowe made its appearance in t! ie hospitable mansion of a certain min flier of our city the other day. It cou neither walk nor fly, but was able keep up a considerable ''squawking."As the Lord bas promised to feed thol young ravens, wo hopo ho will not forget the young Crowes.

burial.

will be held

their

profession. They will exhibit here it-Tain en the ovcnincj oi li Sth lust., tD and we cheerfully recommend them to all who de'ight in iheutricul performances of a hi^h order.

not seen him about home since, from liberality and kindness, and is us pec-

I10

Our readers are referred to Jhe advertisement of S. J?. Truitt ct Co., *vho! have cstt'.bhVhed themselves in I he room for ct ly occupied by C. W. Elizroth. This fii ni have a complete stock ]'i"iees of the richest and most fashionable va-

rieties of Goods, which they jjrojM.se to, '^'l'

that the people cali and examine theagoods and priecs, to convince them that thero is more truth than poetry in what they say.

Music Lemons.

.Miss F. C. KINDER, of Indianapolitf, designs giving instructions in vocal and instrumental music, to the ladies of this city and vicinity. Her proficiency and talent as a teacher ought to "secure for her a goodly number of pupils. Miss Kinder has practised under the best masters, and is thoroughly competent.

Michael Constantino, the young

•man who was crushed by the cars, gome weeks sinco, died on Sunday last. Jliu body was taken to Louisville for

TB®0*

For the Journal.

Tcacliers Association. The Indiana Tcachers Association, some ten or twelve years old, now promises a vigorous growth, and a useful existenco.

Its late annual session at Lafayette was attended by about three hundred tcachers, of whom more than one half were women of different ages. Of the.se teachers thero were almost every grade, from Presidents and Professors in our colleges, to the teachers of our common schools, so that it might be styled a great graded association. The more public, and formal exercises wore the inaugural address by the incoming President, Hon. Geo. W. IIoss, Superintendent of Public Instruction, in whfeii he discussed the common school as the great agency to fit for citizenship an*d some eight papers upon different topics, all presenting important views as to the supervision and conduct of schools, Normal instruction, and qualification of tcachers—method of teaching—especially the new method—conducting of schools in reference to physical development and preservation of health,—the importance of teaching us a profession,—and moral development.

The papers on these subjects were all earnest and well prepared, and the discussions upon their topics, animated

Besides there were, giving a pleasing variety to the exercises four Journals, road bj" ladies, exhibiting much taste and great discursive ability.

An important report was presented

by a committee who had given much -M

thought to the subject, upon the need-

The two great wants most deeply felt are more money and more teachers better qualified.

The exercises were pleasantly interspersed with geod music, and terminated by a re-union on the evening of tho third and last day of the sessions.

The impression in favor of a more elevated and thorough training, in all our common and higher schools, was very strong, and we may confidently hope that a salutary influence may flow out from this association to e^erj part of our State. II.

sion of the Institute, it is desired that tho teachers of all such schools in the county will bo in

a'tt',11'HUCC*

scrv ces 01

Teachers* Institute. I spine: Affections of the Eye.*: "Lime" or "Brick ouigomcrv County Tcachers' Institute: Dust" Deposits in the Urine "Milky" Diseharges Paleness of tbe .^kin, with Sunken cheeks and Bloodless Lips "Pinched''" Features IrregMonday. January lith, 1S07, and will continue „iar Action of the Heart, and in all the ghastly in session for five days. As the public schools train of Symptoms arising from Over-use, Abusare required by law to be closed during the ses- I

u^'u aut^

experien

ced instructors have been secured for the occasion, anil teachers may be assure*1 that every effort will bo made to render the limo spent hero by them both pleasant and prolitablo. Those expecting to attend will please send in their names to me at onec, is order t1 at suitable boarding places may be secured. Tho teachers of colleges a:ul high schools in the county are especially invited to attend and assist in conducting the Institute. AV. P. BII IT

•,:•....•• Examiner Montgomery County.

Dec. 27, 1S60. I (itd.

ciseap Jolut'sXe*v Year's Addros.,

•which were in an aiijoininir room.— Cheap John, alias Morris Campbell, si j,,-,- nx. The "IIubbubber'' was* sticceKsfu di awing vlit ii he appt it I lie swtire he would not homo nl lie Lrui that turkey. \Y

iti I who i» always on hand with li

a 1 ize of a "irobbk-r," but I pocket kliives, spectacles, &C., etc., ha« of the specified plieo by iny authorized agent, or .... l- -i by the side General Agents for America, OSCAR went, for the

it had dis- j.deputized us to make proclamation uf •,/ HOSES

the tact that lie is duly thankful 10 the

1 ,1 ._ Clu-an John, during the present

1 to have on hands a touch bell at actual cost All they desire i» .»

0 tuivc people of iioutgomery county fur their bv prninptiy attendmi to.

is yet in liully under obligations to the ladies

who always treat hi in with due respect and consideration, and who, owin^ to their good judgement and thorough

vcrsally exclaim, when he unfolds hi ptiC.k, exhibits his goods and *iates hi 'La, me, how cheap! wonder they call you Cheap John."

ot things 111 his line th«l

atul will undoubtedly sell them cheap-

CI" than ever. Look out for llim.

The Legislature of Indiana will immcnce its session at Indianaj^plis, 5n'Thursday, the 10th instant. f::

Colonel Henry B. Carrington, commanding at Fort Phillip Kearney, has been relieved of his command, and will probably be ordered under arrest for the late dreadful massacre by the Indians of nearly a hundred soldiers, particulars of which have already been published. It is charged that it was through Colonel Carrington's carelessness or mismanagement that the massacre came about. -----

A disastrous fire oeeured in Ilichmond, Indiana, yesterday, by which ithe extensive pork house of Yanneman

Co. was totally destroyed. Tho loss "Yanneman & Co. is about $150,000, and the amount of insurance small. There were other losses in addition.

A fire at Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Sunday, burned nine buildings, including the Chronicle office Loss, one hundred thousand dollais.

Tlie Indiana State Journal. It is a source of pride to every intelligent Indianian that we can boast of having one of the very best arid ablest pa port* in the western country,

The Indiana State Journal," under the editorial management of Hon. Horatio C. Neweomb, has bccomo one of the leading journals of tho country, and very justly so. We thought during our late canvas that few papers in tincountry exhibited more marked abili ty and discretion in the discussion ot public affairs than tho Journal, and we take pleasure in recommending it to all in search of a good paper. Its news columns are full, its editorials able, pointed and dignified, and its iscelhtncous matter interesting and instructive^ Any one wishing to sub scribe for tho Journal can leave the money with us, and wo will gladly forward it to the publishers.

The terms are as follows Dai!)' Journal 1 year moa

Weekly Journal 1 year

& c.».,

•Aulh»ri*ed

curo

The place to buy cheap Cloth-

inir is in the room under tho Pursel House, the gentlemanly proprietors of which have been making extensive additions to their stock. They have everything in tho way of Clothing, &c., that can be desired, and arc selling at figures to correspond with the late decline in prices. If you want good goods, cheap goods, and goods worth 3-our money, call on Heinsheimer, Block & Co., and you can be accommodated.

,u:'-v

..$12 00 .. 6 .. 3 2- .. 1 -2.r .. 2 00

Koticc (o My Old Cuslont^rs. I have sold my stock of Omuls to It. Trail! .t Co., who will continue tho trade at iho old stand, with :i full supply of Goods. Call .and set them. I will remain in the house a short time, where any persons wishing to make settlement wiP f:r.:l uie.

M-i C. W. KLLZR0TII.

HIARRIED.

On Christmas day, by Jlov. G. "W. Stafford, at the residence of tho bride's

ISAAC

a ier

ARrHA

-KELSK* and

1SS

-E- LINN all of this county,

LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH. Id FE HEALTH STRENGTH. LIE E HEALTH STUENGTH.

Dr. rT it nil X)elarrui rrc \s SPECIFIC PSLluS,

Hue Lombard, Paris, from the Prescription of I)r.

VAN

DKI.AMAIIR?,

Cliief Physician to the Il^spi

tal du Nurd on Lariboiserc. LKTTKIl OP RKC0M3IENDATI0N.

PAUI?,

May 5th, lMl.'i.

efficient Remedy in cases of .Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness Rightly Daily, or Prrnuiture Emissions Sexual Weakness, or Jmpotcnci Spoci.il Derangements of the Nervous System Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses PeUt.cativn of the Genitiil Organs Weak

es or

t*oin an} cause, ot the Nervous 1'or

We earnestly advise the Profession, and all persons suffering from any Symiomatic or Organic Affections of the Uenito-Urinary Systems, to use these I'illa. With high respect, we are yours.

R. A. BKAUHKIMIRK, M. D. i. D, Dtrj.vRuiN, M. I. JI:ax DI LKI'I'(IKK, M. D.

To Garaneicre A Dupont, 2l Rue Lombard, Paris.

Sedentary and Studirius Occupation?, Anxieties. Grief's, or whatever tends to impair the Vital Ac linn of ir.t. Brain, Heart or Xrri^itu Sipirm. tre quently lead to the luost Distressing and Emlarrnssing Disorders of the Virile Sif.trm. Students, •Clergymen and Lawyers, therefore, who are esl

pecial'ly liable to 'hese Weaknesses, should resort

I promptlv to Dr. Delanwrrc's S, ecitlr I'ilh.

2: Cortiandt Street, New York.

Ae-nts for Ouwlordsviilo and yieini-

ly, Mt.lk'tt A' iidoc. anl Bintcrd Bro. Orders

The Great Snglish Remedy

J'KFL riXTKD 11Y KOVAI- T.KTTKUS I'ATKNT.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepnred from a. pre?ei iption of Sir .T. Clarke, M. D.. Phjsieiiin Extraordinary to the Queen. ill? 1 N V.A LI!A J'I.E inr lirine is unfiiliii^ in lie uie i.f all those painuil and di.n^eruus is 11 iseases to whi^h the female constitution is sutject. It moderates all excesses and removes all olistructions, from whatever cause. A speedy

,,R on

more comjllcte iind better assortment lirinc Oil the monthlv period with jocularity. ,, ,, 1 l- ,1 .... .w.,.,. l.of'.M-*. CAUTION.— 7/i'sc ruin-hou'd nof he taken ly

Married Ladles

it is particularly suited. Ii will in a short time,

I Females during the ///•«.' three months of Piegnan-

I «y. as they arc"sure'to brins on miscarriage, but

1 I at any other time they are safe.

(.as!,.p

,,f Xe'vous and .c|)inal Affections,

Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Hysterics and W" I es, these nils will effect a cure when all oth-

means have failed and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything iuirtl'ui to me conatlt'Jlloii.

Full directions in the pamphlet around cacli package, which should be carefully preserved. S'alil ht/ all Dru'jgistfi. Price $1 per Butlli.

SPECIAL XOTICK.—

& Co., and

It is the fate of every valu

able medieino to be counterfeited. Be cautious, therefore, and sco that the letters "T. & M." are blown in the bottle, and that each wrapper bears the facsimiles ot the signatures of I. C.

JOB MOSES,

(ientfemen :—Wu have used the ".VpeciyiV made from Dr. Dclaniarre's Prescription, during ievoral years past, in our pi ivate anti public lrac- -im»» -««--r- -s-q, -mr -*i»-r-tire, nnd fotin,l tliem ii most Oflcrgulic .m.i

Without which,

none are genuine. N. IJ.—One Dollar, with Eighteen cents for Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent, or to the Sole General Agent for the United States and British Dominions, JOB MOSES, 27 .Cortiandt Street, New York, will insure a bottle containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from all observation.

Sold in Crawfordsville by Moffett & Booe, Binford & Bro., T. W. Fry & Co., and all dealers in medicines. •,

Nov. 8, lft6. eowinsyl.

•11LLINERY STORE.

JV£i\S. ]\J[. .A,. Du11wicldie

GIVES

NOTICE TO THE LADIES OP Crawfordsville and vicinity, that she has removed her Millinery Store to the building recently occupied by Mrs. C. E.

ington street, immediately south of OentieChurch, where she will continue the business in all its branches. She has just returned from tho East with the very latest styles of

BONNETS, HATS, "FEATHERS,

FRENCH FLOWERS, &c., &c.,

In short a complotc and magnificent stock of all articles usually found in a well regulated Millinery Store.

Bonnets trimmed and changed in a satisfactory style. Prompt attention given to all orders.— The ladies are respectfully invited to call and examino my stock, as I feel warranted in stating that I can sell cheaper than any other person ic the market. oct4tf.

A NICE article of Ma?-«roDa. Tapioca and MaiJ\. topn Vopf at

ISIETlf arc kept. asM

S A E

December 20, 18GG.

Magic BILIOUS Powders.

m:,n

A P!iuiphlet, conlaining full particulars, with I"'1! '1

Directions and Advice, printed in French, (ier- I »nd his

who wj|| wr (c for it

'IIS PREPARATION i= the diseovery of the Rev. J. W.

POLAND,,

lllu

l«

Ciiusli'ntttioit, VimBlotrhr*. it S-t''lrir Skin, Ur.'r»!i" is, bi^iiiiKSs. H:iir!b:irti, J'ul/iihitii'ii. and a most wonderful CURE ir PREVENTIVE OF FEVER & A«l/E' (We advise all who are troub! ?d with this fearI'iii maiady to always keep the Powders 011 hand ready for immediate use.) llere are a. few important particular? 1st.—They are the Great specific for all Bilious Affections. 2d.—They are the only known remedy that will core Liver Complaint. oil —They arc the only known remedy that will cue Constipation. 4l n.—The Powders are so thorough in their oprration (hat one package will be all that the rnajority of those using them will require to effect a cure. •)th.—Thev are a mild and pleasant yet the most efJ'-ctual cath'ir:i- known. ti:h.— They are the cheapest and best medicine extant, a? they can be sent by mail to auy part of 1 he globe for the price, 60 cents.

Ciicuiars, containing certificates, information, Ac., sent to any part of the world free of charge. SOLD Bi' ALL DHlHJti ISTs, or by mail on application to

Agents,

NEW YORK AND BOSTON

S O E

$25,000 Stock

DRY. GOOD'S

TO BE SOLD AT COST'

WITHIN THIRTY DAYS

A.T THE OLD

a 6

©ne «le«f siorfls ©f CssBsiptoell, (iaicy Hurler, wlierc CwOOI8 ©IT JEV-

$. IS. TRUITT & CO.

formerly the Pnstor of

Kiiptist church in t.offstown, N 11.. and a

arly beloved by that denomination thro

ut Ncw

England. He was obliged to leave the

st"ll.v

ami will be sent, by mail, free of cost, to any one) GREAT LIVER AND DIL10US REM ED\ which completely throws in the shade all other

Si-r Busts J„r .fa.

*o:d by all the principal Druggist*, or sent by mail, fmm all obn rvation. on receipt

medieinc to save his own lite,

MAOH-

i-'i:in, Spnni-h and English, ncj^impinies each box j'-cr!u' discoveries ot liiodein tunes. It is the

IWr.us arc one of the most won-

veiios in medicine and if atfords him much gratification that they receive the unanimous approbation of all who have tested them. The Magic Bilious Powders are a Positive Cure for L.lver Complaint in its most aggravated form, and an immediate corrector of all Bilious PcrfiDi/cmerits. and excellent for

NBW IIAVK.V, CONN.

/'. ice, 50 cent* )"r box. T. W. FRY it CO., Agents for CraAvfordsviile anct vicinity. Nov. 8, 1SGC. vl'JnOyl.

E E I N O N S

JTIISJE ARiflS.

SOLD BY GUN DEALERS, and the trade generally.

Upwards of 200,000 furnished the U. S. Government.

Army Revolver, 44-100 in. calibm Navy Revolver, 36-100 in. calibre Belt Revolver, (sclf-cnekincr.) Navy calibre B'jlt Revolver, Navy ,«izc calibre Police Revolver, Navy size calibre New Pocket Revolver, (with) loading Lever, I'ucket Revolver, (self-cocking Repenting Pistol, (Elliot pt.) No. ?.2 Cartridge

No. 22

Vest Pocket Pistol, No. 22, cartridge Gun Cane, using No. 32 cartride Single Barrel Shot, (run Revolving Rifle, 36-100 in. calibre Breech Loading Itifle, No. 32 cartridge Breech Loading Carbine, No. 46 cartridge: I!. S. Rifle, (Steel Barrel,) with Saber Bayonet

S. Rifled Musxet, Springfield Pattern. ifciT'Our now Breech Loading Arms have just been approved and adopted for Military service in Europe. E.

REMINCTON&SONS.

Ilion. N. Y.

AGENTS :—Moore & Nichols, New York .Tos. C. Urubb & Co., Philad'a Poultney & Trimble, Baltimore: Henry Folsom & Co., New Orleans and Memph is L. M. Rum cy & Co., St. Louis, july 26, '66 6%mos.

JYOTICJE.

HAVING

sold out to Wm. Bromley & Co., Iam now ready to settle all unsettled business, and desire that tbe same should be done on or before. the_ first day of January. All persons failing to settle on or before that time will be dealt with accordingly. JOHN A. HOOD. ,P.

all moneys during mv nhscc??. J- A. H." !«?. 20. 1866. 15tf.

A.J^I A.

Come fills way

FIFTY PER CENT!

no!5m3

FOR

Coughs, Colds or Croup,

USE

GOES COUGH BALSAM.

FOR

S E S I A

Biauhea and Dysentery,

USE

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.

For Sale

KY DRUGGISTS KVEStYWESERE.

jai:2i'f)li. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The Great JPeatafc Remedy

FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the United States, every ono of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits. They arc rapidly taking the place of every other Female Remedy, and are considered by all who know aught of them, as tho surest, safest, and most infallible preparation in the world, for tho cure of all female complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strepgth.— Explicit directions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and why they should not, nor could not be used without producing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws, vvill bo found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of

which none are genuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195.Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn., who can bo consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.

Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price $1 50 per bottle. C. G. CLARK «fe CO., Gen'l Agents for U. S. and Caqadas.

Jan. 25, 1866. wly.

Rustic Shades.

CALL

at tho "CORNER BOOK STORE" and see our full assortment of Rustic 'Window Shades, made of pine wood, nico, pretty t^nd at prices below anything ever offered in this city. aug23tf.] L. A. EOOTE & CO.

INTERNAL REVENUE.

THE

undersigned having been appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for this District, would inform the public that he has removed his office to the Washington Hall building, in the room with Win. P. Britton. p«c. 20.-3t JOHN PRIiTOSV

GREAT SENSATION

Commercial Row WIDE AWAKE!

CAMPBELL, GALEY & BARTER

ON THE

A. 3? A. Gr E

BIG STOCK.

FRESH GOODS.

GREAT NOVELTIES I

IMMENSE RUSH

MOIRE ANTIQUES,

SILKS,

REPS,

POPJLIXS,

MERINOES,

MOHAIRS,

COBURGS,

LUSTRES,

BEAUTIFUL CLOAKS,

MAG N1FICE.N SUAWLS,

AND

THE IMMENSE

SUPPLY OF UNIQUE

TRIMMINGS

TO MATCH.

Y0UXG GENTLEMEN* will put on a satisfacry smile, when contemplating the

WELL-FITTING SUITS.

the lincness and finish of tho

Tho YOUNG MISS gives her head a -ccucttioh

t08s !,s she

I'laces

011 an

i,nrurii"

BI8TOBI HAT

and stamps her fool in triumph a? she bucklc3 011 a well-fitting, high cut ,.t

POLISH BOOT.

CHILDREN are frantic after HEAD-NETS at 5 cent apiece. Old and young aud middle-aged are crowding to

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER'S

and buying

32 MO V& 8SH1E TINGS

at 15 Cents a Yard.

Bleached MUSLIN at 13 1-2 cents.

A I O E S

at 131-2 cents. Best 209 yd.

SPOOL COTTON at 8 cts.

and all other goods cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.

CALL SO 01ST

FAST FOR CASH

is the motto of this house.

CAMPBELL, GALEY & IIA11TER.

P. S.— The above goods wore all bought late in the season,.thereby securing tho newest stylos and the last novelties in Dress Goods, with the advantage of 15 to 20 per cont. in favor of buyers. 0. G. A H.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

GREAT REMEDIES.

AUTHNTIC DOCUMENTS.

ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEJT/

Stonoy Point, White Co., Ark., May 23,'06.

Dr. John Tintl:—Dour Sir: Last February I as in Louisville, purchasing drugs, .mil I got me of your Sarsaparilla atid CcJrqn Bitters. My son-in-laiy, who was with me.in store, been down with rheumatism for some time, mmenced on the Bitter#, and soon .found hia general health improved.

Dr. Gist, who had been in bad health, tri«d them, and he a!.o improved. ,... Dr. Coffee, who had been in bad health for serrnii years—stomach and liver affected—improved very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed t-ho Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in ibis settlement. 1 think I could sell a great quantity of yourmedicines this fall—especially of your Ccdron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Skip me via Memphis, caro Kickett & Necly.

Mr. M.

=B i°l yj'^1 i'-§ :o|

PRICES BELOW COMPETITION.

The Ladies arc in ecstasies over tha RICH AlfD SUPERB stock of

EMPRESS CLOTHS,

Respectfully, C, £. WALKER.

Parcuts, Read tills

Important

Letter.

YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTEXTS

Middletown, In'd.,' April 20, '68.

Duplan writes I do not know that

Bull's Worm Destroyers need any more recommendations than 1. has already attained by its own merits, but will state that my Tittle son, aged about three years, was severely attacked last fall and winter with li^ht chills, followed by very high fever, throwing him into spasms, or perhaps more properly, Jits, lasting from half.an hour to one and a half hours at the same time the child had strong symptoms of worms.. My physician —one of the best in this part of the country—exhausted all his skill aad the Materia M-"dica to expv'l the worms, and entirely failed to bring any. I thought "John Bull" could do it, and gave tha child the contents of three boxes, in triple doses, night and morning,' with Lappy results. The child lias not had a spasm for over three months, and instead of the bloated mass that he was, h« is BOW wcdl aud hearty. "John Bull did it."^

Yours, truly, M. L. DUPLAN7

.1 Call Irom Distant Minnesota.'

Kingston P. O., Meeken Co., Min., April 7, '66. Mr John Bull:—Dear Sir I moved from Kentucky to this place. The stores have none of your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are yrcatly needed htre in Minnesota. A trial is ail that is needed to give them a reputation. JVc can't do without themi Do send some on this way, ....... Yours, sincerely,

D. G. ARR0WG00D.

A good Reason for the CaptaU'f

Faith.

READ THE CAPTAIN'S LETTER AUD THI

LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, Mo., April 30, 1S66. i)r. John Bull:—Dear Sir: Knowing the effi-: cioney of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneticiul qualities it possesses, I send you the following statement, of my case.

I was wounded about two years ago was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so ofte.n, my wounds have not healed yet. I have not set up a tuoinent since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health is impa-ired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in anything else. I wish that that is genuine. Please express me half a dozen bottles, and oblige

CiPT. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis, Mo.'

P,_,S.—Tho following was writtea April 30, 1S65, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, motuor of Cap£ Johnson.

Dr. Bull:—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. 5. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physicion in Central New Zorkr where he died, leaving tho above C. P. Johnson to my caro. At thirtee* \cars of age he had th« chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which I gave hiai vour .Sarsaparilla.

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CURED IIJM. I have for ten years recommended it to many in New York, Ohio,' and Iowa. Tor ,-erofula, fever sores, aird general debility. Perfect success,has attended it. the cures t'ffccted in

'.. I HOI,it ftines of scrofula and fever sores ir re almost utintcu/otii. I am very anxious for my sou to

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rcco"rse t0-vour SarRftparil111-

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fearful of getting a spurious article, hence hia writing to you lor it. Ilis wounds were terrible, CM believe he will recover.

Respectfully,

I JENNIE JOHNSON."

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE OF

AGUE AND FEVER,

—OR—

Oliills and. Fever.

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly claims for it a superiority over all remedies ever offered.to the public, for the sofc, certain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Pover or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long standing. He refers to the entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him testimony to tho truth of the assertion, that in no case whatever will it, fail to cure, if che'directions are strictly followed, and carried out. In a great many- cases a singla dose has been sufficient for a cure, aad whole families have been curcd by a single bottle,, with perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in evory oaso more certain to cure, if its use is continued in .smaller doses for a week or two after tbe disease has been checkcd, more especially in difficult^ and long stamHng eases. Usually, this medicine will not rcquira any aid to keep tho bowels in good order should the patien t, however, requiro a cathartic medioine, after having taken three orfour doses cf tho Tonic, a single dose of BULL'S

VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS

will be, sufficient. A,

DR. JOHN BULL'S.Principal OffiM

No. 40 Filth. Cross Street,

LOUISVILLE, I£Y.

BINFOKD & BRO.,

Crawfordsville* Ind.

20, 1*6$.