Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 February 1867 — Page 3

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Order No. 1—G. A. R. Comrades of Post No. 1 will meet at their rooms, in the city of Crawfordsvillc, on Friday evening, February 15, 1SG7, at C4 o'clock. Business of importance will then bo tranfiacted. It is believed the new Constitution and new "Ritual will then have been received. .Rally, comrades, to tho sound of the Assembly. By order oft

WILSON II. LAYMON, P. C.

'•L. A.. FOOTE, Adjutant.

Young JAMES INGERSOL, convicted at the last term of our Circuit Court, for aiding his brother's escape from prison, and sentenced to six. month's imprisonment in tho county jail, wac pardoned by Governor Baker, and is now at liberty. Ingcrsoll, instead of being a mere boy, as reported in our exchanges, is over twenty years of a .. ,:.

*AV\ sec that the Scr.ato has rejected tho appointment of Col. VV. C. Wilson as District Assessor for this District. "The best laid schemes of mice and men

Gang aft ag'.cc,

And leave us nought but grief and pain For prom is'd joy." ,,-•

8®*"Wo understand that the enterprising firm of Watts, Wallaco, .Scott & Co., have made extensive and thorough preparations for the manufacture of maple molasses, the coming season, at their camp on the rich alluvial lands of Air. Blair, N. E. of tho city. Buck-.-wheat-cakegourmands can be supplied with this delicious beverage by leaving their barrels or jugs with Mr. J.

Htonebraker, the agent of the firm.

8®" Tho 185th Anniversary of

birthday of the Father of his Country .will be celebrated in this city, by a grand Ball, given by tho Silver Band, at McClelland Hall, on Friday evening,

PERSONAL.—Mr. W. F. Elaton, who has been attending College at Cambridge, Massachusetts, is irj our city, spending a short vacation. Frank is the picture of health and his rubiQjund visago,'.and magnificent" imperial would cause the uninitiated to mistake him for u, German Count.

REVIVAL—The great revival in.

or nearly all the churches in this city, is still in progress and many are daily uniting wilh tho several denominations. May the good work continue.

ijg There' is to bo a grand Masonic Festival at Stockwell, Tippecanoe county, on the 22d inst. Extensive preparations havo been made to render all who may attend comfortable.

uPa,

JSST At the March term of tho Cir-j trades in proportion. This city will cuit Court at Terre Haute, a girl nam-1 next season build three times as much cd Eliza O'Brien is to bo tried for the,

murder of C. B. Fairbrother. J-hc| ill cost over half a million of dollars Express says this will be tho first timo vc shall also build the largest depot since the organization of that county that a woman has been tried for such a crime.

It will be noticed by reference

to our rail-road timo table, that the accommodation train has been withdrawn for the present. ,-.- %_

JST Gen. W. H. MORGAN, of Kansas City. Mo., is in tho city, looking H'Jmirably well. ""£.**•.

Why is the Domoeratic party like a new-born babe? Because it is "played out."

how long does Thad's Congress

set?" "Three or four months, my son." "Why, -what a set of geese they must be our,.gcesc only set four or five weeks 1'"\Vc should like to bo: informed how long the author 'set' beforo he hatched this brilliant witticism, and whether h& I'oackled" oy^r the performance.^— It is said that Ebme was saved by the cackling of a goose, but the Amorioan Congress will hardly bo overthrown by any sucli miians.

Meetings

At tha: Christian' Church- aro being held «fery night, and will continue over Sabbath, at the usual hours.— |& mailifesjted^

MARRIED—On Tuesday last, a^t the Christ1ra^r?tfreK, this feityi Eev. J. H. Ba«aerman Mn GBORG? W* "WILSON to Miss ARTHUSA A. KOWLEY.

John Surratt has been indicted. fJr-Wtifiirder of Abraham Lincoln/

The indictment is for murder in the the Gallatin pike, 6 firstdegree.' ^\r"'i'"•- ville.Tenn, up to data

[From tho Washington (D. C.) Chronicle]

Tho years have brought you many gifts ,. Since first you hoard them toll, How tho voice of tho soa is hid ,'

In tho windings of a shell/

And whero'or it may bo exiled From its own warm Eastern main, Bend your car to its crystal coll,

And you hoar the sea again.

I list'to tho murmurous sound, But it never shapes ono word I cannot guess what it would toll—

That echo always hoard.

Docs it spoak of the strange, rich life,:" Far down in tho surging -wavos, "Where purplo mullet and gold-fish i^Rovo" the depths of coral caves? •,

Afar from the breakers' din.

To Zaydo Bancroft—WHli a Shell.

[Tho following'pocin is from tho pen of Mrs. General Low. Wallaco, known to some of your readers as tho author of "Patter of Littlc Foot." Though not intended for publication, I tako the liberty of seridirig ft to yoii, bolioving many of her friends hero will be gratified to sco it.—L.]

Where Ocean's throbbing heart is stilled, \%iAnd wandering Fcris.rest, '-s "i 'Mid the pearl and a-mbcr jowels -, llo loves to wear in his breast .-"'-

Porchancc the mellow strain was caught From tho song of mermaid fair Dreamily chanting, as she smoothed

The rings of her long, wet hair. 5

Or, lingering yet, (he echo faint Of a life once hold within, Some hidden shape that breathed and died

Never had sultan roof like this, Never king such castle wall What was it wrought this wond'rous dome/

And filled this palace hall ,'''

Deserted now, but whispering low The secret hid in the sea, ... Ask what the mystic music means, .,,-.

And it answers, ceaselessly,

With that weird song, tender and Iono As tho voico of brooding dove, Who mnrmurs bu.t a single note, ..-. •,

Key-note of life—it is Love. ,-

Ah, wheu yotf hear that pleading sound, Dream not of siren or sea Believe it tho Spirit of Lovo

Forever singing—of me. WASHINGTON, D. October, 1S65."

themay

Fobruary 22d. Let those who" wish to ':trip tho light fantastic too" be incurable attendance:

jt3T Common Pleas Coxirt has been in session this week, but there has not been any case of public interest disposed of so far. The Court meets, the lawyers talk awhile, shoot paper balls at each other, and Court adjourns till next day. Tho business done is^most"3y probate.

-t .., el an Of Indianapolis, will be in this city on the 20th inst., and will remain but ono day. lie will be at the Pursel House, where all desiring his advice have a personal interview.- Persons afllicted with long standing,:and obstinato diseases and who have not consulted Dr. Sol man, should not let this opportunity pass for doing so. Delay is dangerous and may render a case hopeless.

The important cures effected and the unqualified success of Dr. Selman in this city renders it unneccessary to present testimonials. Tho fact that he has been successful should give hope and confidence to those still suffering. Consultation freo.

Employment in Kansas There seems to bo a good opening for tho unemployed in "Wcstorn Missouri and Kansas. Tho Kansas City (Mo.) Journal of Commerce, says

Kansas will need by the 1st of April 5,000 men—laborers and mechanics.—• During the past j-ear we have erected over G00 buildings, for which we havo had to pay large prices, because of the high price'of labor. Bricklayers six and seven dollars per daj% and other

as it did last wo are building a railroad bridge across tho Missouri, which

all.vate,

in tho West. Tho Fort Scott Railroad will need both laborers and mechanics. Unless at least 5,000 more laborers and mechanics come hero by spring, the work will havo to be delayed, and prienterprise must suffer. Wo havo at this time over one hundred houses which had to be stopped last fall for want of mechanics. Buildings would havo been started last fall, but on account of the lack of mochanics were not begun.

Jacob Slcvis, a candidate for Congress from Alabama, puts forth a funny platform "You have a rite to no the prinsipuls that will govern my kongroshuhul karrcr. I am not, the person to kensolo or equiverkait.J4My prinsipuls ar those of the American Egul, which, whar the karkus is, oilers gethurd togethur. In rclashun to the niggur,Iexscpt the situasion. Slavery is ded, and s.o will' the niggurs be befor long.' I am in favur of a gcnral amnesty to all the 20,000 doller men. sein thoy had nothin to do with the bringing on the war, or fiting in it when it was brot. Boath of these wero did by the poor men but those of that class who made nothin by the war I think suffishuntly punished, and those who did ort to be pardoned for o-ottin rich at tho expense of the rc-AcPistols. belyun. All I have to say in koncluSLon is, that if any man doubts my loialty cny longer ho is a misuiable tratur, and I will kik him as soon as civil government is rd-ostablishcd."

Tho Winsted (Conn.) Herald is responsible for tho following: "A chap who was hunting in Canada some time ago, saw a fox on the opposite side of Blackberry river, and drew a bead on him. Just as he pulled the trigger a pound trout jumped out of the river, and the ball put a holo through him, and then through tho fox, and then struck a bee tree, and out- squirted a stream of strained honey as big as your finger. Wading.-up tho river and picking up bisrtroiit arid fox, onrNimrod hastened to tho tree and, while suddenly withdrawing his rammer to plug up the tree and stop the crimrna| wasto of honey, ho knocked over a rabbit and,braco 01 partridges."

The remains of about 7,500 Federal soldiers have been exhumed and reburied in the National Cemetery on the Gallatin pike, 6 miles from Nashville, Tenn., up to data [sic].

^",f Religious Notice, f.•"•' £. Dr. BOWMAN', President.of ("Jrecncastlo College, will preach in tho Mothodist Church, this city, on Sabbath noxt, 17th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., also, in tho evening at b% o'clock..,.,.

Our Accounts^

Wo have this day placed in tho hands of Mr. C. E. VANARSDALL, for collection, tho accounts of quite a number of tho old patrons «f tho Journal, to which, wo trust, they will promptly respond, when called on—by cash or note. feb 1-1.] '-**. JERK. KKENET.

IMMENSELY POPULAR.—Tho proprietors of Coc's Cough Balsam have succccdod in creating a dcmandJn nearly every village of tho United Statos. Reasons why First, it is effectual second, it is cheap third, it is pleasant to take fourth, they know to let the afflicted know it. .,

$gy Cholera, Dysentery, Coughs, Colds, and Fovor and Ague are. quickly,cured by AMERI-. CAN LIFE DiiOPS..-'"-

To Soldiers a Soldiers' Sleirs. All soldiers who have made application thro' mc, as agent, for the "additional hounly allowed by the late Congress, will please call on mc at my office, without delay, each bringing with him-iny two of his acquaintances, who can swear to his identity.

The authorities at "Washington have decided that in= all these claims for additional bounty, new applications mwt be made out and executed in atrict conformity with tho new regulations and form prescribed by the Canby Commission, the report of which has but recently been published.

I now havo blanks which comply strictly with tho ucw reguktions. They are already filled out from Ujc.facts on the first applications, and are now in my office, only waiting the necessary signatures. .if

Those who havo not yet madS^application for this bounty, Will now find it to their interest to do so immediately, as the Pay Department has directed all such claims to be filed within a limited timo.

All claims of whatever description against the Government faithfully prosecuted and collected. Also, deeds, mortgages and other legal instruments carefully drawn and executed at my office. ..W.-P. BltITT:ON, Atfy and Claim Ag't.

Offico in Washington Hall building, Crawfordsville, Ind..-/ [novlatf

Real Estate for Sale.

Four beautiful Lots, under fence, in Coons & McMullen's addition to Crawfordsvillc, at the head of Washington street. Terms low.

ALSO—House and lot in Naylor's addition— houso of 1 rooms—lot 10 0 by 200 feet. ALSO—A desirable property—S acres—well improved, just out-sido the city, south. A new 2-story frame house of 15 rooms, a good barn and other out-buildings and an unsurpassed young orchard, just ih bearing", of acres.

ALSO.—A house and let in Power's addition in south-east part of town—lot 60 by 165 feet— a new 2-story house Containing 8 or 10 rooms, a good cellar, cistern, wood-hou3e, and other outhouses. -Alsoj- an unsurpassed barn and stable. Will be sold low.

ALSO—A two acre Lot in TTocunt s.addition out-lots—a small houso of 2 rooms, and seine bearing fruit. It is one of the most desirable ouflots near the city, and will be sold at low figures.

ALSO—A farm of 400 acres, 250 of which is in cultivation, balance in good grass—100 in timber. A^new 2-story frame House—7 rooms and two halls—good stabling and other out houses. First class Orchard and never-failing stock water.— This farm is situatoabout nine miles north-west from Crawfordsvillc. A great bargain.

ALSO—A first-class Farm, situate near Tlcas-ant-nill, Ind., containing 200 acres—160 acres of which i3 in cultivation, and 40 acres in most excellent timber. A good Brick dwelling house, and other buildings. Also a never-failing supply of good stock water. Terms reasonable.

ALSO—A valuable Farm of 192J4 acres situate about 1% miles cast of Crawfordsvillo—?125 acres under cultivation—GT£ in timber. Good house, barn and orchard, and good stock water.

ALSO—A house and lot hear the head of Washington street, west side. House of 5 rooms, summer kitchen and other out-houses. Lot is well set in small fruit. Also, good well. Terms reasonable.

Call on feb 11]

WEBSTKK, MAY & KEEKEY, at Kecordor's oflW.

.IT Till!

COENEE

Miscellaneous, School, College, Blank, Gift, Toy, and all kinds of BOOKS.

Bill, Cap. T,ottcr, Note, Billot, Wall, Window, and Wrapping Papcii.

Envelopes, Pen?, Ink, Pencils, Slates, Arc, ite., a very large and complete stock.

Pictures and Picture Frames, a largo stock of Molding, Cord and Tassels. ..

Window Curtains and Window Shades of all tho different styles and patterns.

Notions and Fancy Articles, both' tfsoful arid ornamental come and sec. t.' ,\ .".

Toys of all dcsciiptions biing in your children and they can bo pleased.

of the finest manufacture Ac If you need one come in.

Cartridges,

tcrari on

All the loading Literary Papers and Magazines kept constantly on hand

Wilcox A Gihbs' Family Sewing Machines.— The best. Ladies come and sco them.

Remember tho "Corner Book Store," northwest corner Vornon and Green Streets, Crawfordsvillc, Indiana. „. !vj?»7, L. A. FOOTE & CCC

Nov. 8, 1SG6. vl9n9.

A I I O N A

Bounty, Pension & Pay!

C'HANTEDD

by recerit acts of Congress-to Dis-

cHJt-RGE Sotnifirfe'/'tTierr "WiDdtfsr, 'MLSOR CHILDUEX, or PARENTS, promptly collected by

TIIOMSOIV & RISTiJVE,

Crawfordsville, Indiana. Office over .Campbell, Galey-A Ilarter's Storo, Green street. Aug. 16, '66. n49tf.

ANICEa

article of Macorona/ Tapioca and Maizen kept at BENEFIEL'S.

VERY fine article of Pickles and. Poaches to be had at-- BUNEriEL'S ',

rtjiijuiii Kiii.lTTiiaiMLj|ii'i^Ju«ar"

AHEAD OF

ALL MAMMOTHS

1 1

THE

& o: :ci

LARGEST STOCK

DKY

GOODS

'"-EVER OFFERED'

IN CRAWFORDSVILLE.

LADIES'

of evcry^kind Xtid color, A full line of •'it

of all kinds. FIVE HUNDRED"

LADIES' SHAWLS.

THREE HUNDRED

BREAKFAST SHAWLS.

FIVE HUNDRED WO-

Balmoral Skirts.

ONE THOUSAND S 5 3

H00PSKIRTS,

ALL KINDS OP

YANKEE NOTIONS, «&c, &c.« &c.-

•THREE HUNDRED

LADIES'•'•: CLOAKS

with a full line of

CLOAK TRIMMINGS.

..THREE HUNDRED SETTS

LADIES' FURS,

which wo offer below any House in the city.

2 1

£Tl

for every man woman, and child in tho county.

Tho largest and most completo stock of

Ready Made Clothing

ever offered in Montgomery county.

I I 1 "•,.. .1

FIVE HUNDRED,. •.

OVBECOATS

to be sold at'

Tho largest stock of

in State of Indiana.'

Also, a largo stock of ,,.,

BLASTS & A 8

and in fact ovorything that is kept in a well-regulated retail establishment. Give us a -call, farmers, when in town, and satisfy yourselves.

November S, 1SS6. yl

•»•».-* ,j^tt*^&MM-x'x.u.Jm.KJtM**.m'>'

PATTERSON'S

FANCY -BAZAAR

A N

IS THE PLACE!

THE MASTODON

STOCK OF

School & College TEXT BOOKS,

Cap, Letter,. Noto and Billet Writing paper, Blank, Memorandum and Account Books, Slates, Pencils, Pens and Inks, Al- •„•.- burns. Port Folios and. Writing •.•,-

Desks, Poems, Novels, "i Philosophical and

\,.y Other "Works,v pf

also, ',»

JL Photographs, XJ^ Lithographs, Steel Engraving1!, and every other article that can be fo'ind in a

COMPLETE

BOOKSTORE!

of the very best" qualify

and at the very lowest prices, kept constantly on hand by

PATTEESON,

in his

FANCY BAZAAR 8c BOOK STORE.

BUT HOLD ON

The tSTODOX cannot be seen in all hi.glory until thp mam-moth stock of W A A E ••»-/'. meets your gaze. Almost any pattern, and at any prico can be found in this line, as well as a well soloeted stock of

"Window Blinds.

AND YET tho SHOW is not concluded—for

SANTA CLAUS

Has made PATTERSON'S his headquarter? for the coming Holidays, and the agent of tho Funny Old Gentleman will take tlio"... greatest delight in showing visitors tho richest and rarest assortment of

TOYS AND GIFTS

For both sexes and all ages, ever introduced before. TURNOUT! TURNOUT TURNOUT

AND- THEN TURN IN

At Tattcrson's Fancy Bazaar and Book S'toro, Main street, Crawfordsvillc, Ind. Nov. 22, 18G0. it a

%^mm^r^

UHEMIOALS-

A N CY A

January 17, lb(7. iy.

Magic BILIOUS Powders.

HIS PREPARATION is tho discovery of the Rev. AV. Por, vxn, formerly tho Pastor of the Baptist church in Goffstown, N II.. and a man dearly beloved by that denomination-thro'-put New England. lie was obliged to leave tho pulpit and study medicine to save his own. life, and his MAGIC POWDERS are one of the most wonderful discoveries of modern times. It is the

GREAT LIVER AND BILIOUS REMEDY I which completely throws in the shddefcffll other discoveries in medicine and it affords him much gratification that thoy receive thoiunanimous approbation of all who have tested them. The Magic Bilious Powders arc a

Positive Cure for Liver Complaint in its most agg'ro.vnted form, and an immediate corrector of all Bilious Derangement*, and excollent for Headache,

Constipation, Pimples, Blotches, a Sallow Skin, DrdWstness, Dizziness, Heartburn, Palpitation, alfd a most wonderful CURE & PREVENTIVE OF FEVER & AGUE! (Wc advise all who arc troubled with this fearful malady to always keep tho Powders on hand ready for 'itnmcdiato uso.)

Here aro a few important particulars:— 1st.—Thoy aro tho Great Specific for all Bilious Affections. 2d.—They are tho only .known remedy that will cure Liver Complaint. 3d.—Tbey are the only known rarceity that will cure Constipation. 4th.—Tho Powders arc so thorough in their operation that one package will be al! that tho majority of those using them will require to effect a euro. 5th.~^Thej' aro a mild and pleasant yet the most effectual cathartic known. 6th.—They aro the.chcapest tind best medicine extant, as they can be sent by mail to any part of the globo for .the price, 50 cents.

Circulars, containing certificates, information, fec, sent to any part of the world froc of charge. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail on application to C. G. CLARK & CO., General Agents, NEW HAVEN, CONN'.

Piic.ci.b0 cents per box. T. W & CO., Agonls for Crawfordsvillc and vicinity. Nov. 8, 1866. vl9n9yl.

MILLINERY STORE

#0 2 Commercial Block* CKAWFOEDSVILLE, JLftD

Mrs. M. L. Williams,

AGAIN IN, THE'.MARKET WITH A full and complete stock of all articles in the Millinery line, or tho latest styles and patterns. The public generally ore invit'cil to cail before purchasing. [novSyl

E E A E S

JUST

M'CLURE. FRY & GO.

received at Benefiel's/u full supply of Grocories purchased sinc9 the decline in prices, which he propi the time

si^-il a r*tra

uitcJ to

An Old Song Set to a New TUNE,

lse-y.'

As spring approaches Ants and Roaches

jtfr. Jgroms-ihei* holes come out/ ,.f .'. And -Mice"and Rats,? ,/, -'.• gpitc of cats,

Gaily skip about.

"1 8 years established in 2Z.. i'^jCiJy.ji.,."Only infallible remedies ki&wil/?

Is for Moths, Mosquitoos, Fleas, Bcd-Bugs, Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, tc.

fisT" BEWARE I of 'aTl'worttoiooo imitations. ^^~So that "COSTAR'S" name Us o&oach Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. V***** pQ~ Address,

IIEiVRY COSTAR, 484 Broadway, N. Y.

#35* Sold in Crawfordsvillc, Ind., f&3~ By all the Drnggistsl And Druggists and Rctai'lvrs cvcryivhoro.

COSTAR'S

CELEBRATED

BUCKTHORN„.SALVE,

For Cuts, Barn?, Bruises, AVounds, Boils, Cancers, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleeding, Blind and Painful Piles: Scrofulous, Putrid and Ill-conditioned Sores Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, Eruptions,' Cutaneous Affections, Ringworiw, Itch, Corn's,.Bunions, Chilblains, &c, &c Chapped Hands, Lips, Ax. Bites of fcpiders, Insects, AniiE'als, Ac, &c. ^J®- Boxes 25 cts., 50 cte'.,'and5 Lsiios. ^&S" Sold by Druggists everywhere.

COSTAR%^"v

UNIVERSAL «. .-",

CORN SOLVENT,

For Corns, Bunions^ "W.ar^sV &e. l£Q~ Boxes, 25 cts., 50' cfs., and ??1 sizes. "&$!„ Sold by Druggists everywhere. ^.-^ And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 4S4 Broadway, N. Y.

And by all tho Druggists in Crawfords-' ville, Ind.

"COSTAR'S"

.,- rREPARATION OF ., '.

BMTTEK-8WJEET and OR.1JVGE IMJLOSSOMS EOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. Used to.Soften nnd Bcautjfy the Skin," remove

Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, &c Ladies are now using it in preference to al! Others. ^Si'Bottles, $11 •&>g^ Sold by Druggists, everywhere.

AUTHNflb

"Free from Poison"." Not dangerous to tho Human Family." Rats come out of their holes to dio."

"COSTAR'S" HAT, llOACH, &c, •olB EXTE:RMINATOU§ Is a paste—used for Rats, Mice, lluachcs,

Black and Red Ants Src, See*

"COSTAR'S" BED-BUG EXTERMINATOR, Is a liquid or wash—used-1? destroy, and also as a prcTehtivc for Bcd-Bugs, &o. "COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER1 bur- FOR INSECTS'

^?£U And by .HENRY R. COSTAR, Dop'ot 484 Broadway, N. Y. \S"-Q„ And by all the Druggists in Crawfordsvillc, Ind.

COSTAR'S,',','.

TECTORAL

COUGH REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soro Throat, Croup, Whoopirig Coiigh, tnflucilza, Asthma^ Consumption, Bronchial Affoctiohsj: and.all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. "5SSU Bottles, 25 cts., 50 eta., and $1 sizes.

Sold by Druggists everywhere. ., ^S.9„ And by HPNOiy Jt^COSTAB, Depot 484 Broadway, N. -1 •^3S„ And by all the Druggists in Crawfordsvillc, Ind 1 ..•-' ',

COSTAR'S"

\-'. CKLEBSATED 7".'J) J"','

BISHOP. PILLS!

A \rKrVB3AL DISNEK PILL,-, 3

For Neryous and Sick Headache, Cxsf ivoness,-In-digestion, Dyspepsi^^illfousness, Constihation, diarrhea, Colics, Chills, Fevers, and general derangement of tho Digcstivo Organs'! ^EfEoxcs, 25 eta.} 50 ots. and $1 sizes.1' ^"Sol by all Druggists everywhere! pSrAnA. by HEN'R* HI COSTAU, liepdt 48i'Broadway, New York. vSs^And-bj all the D'ruggists of Crawfordsville,

Indiana. TjanJ4--3n

-DOCUMENTS.

nv (ARKANSAS HE ARO FROMs'

,s.fl TESTIMONY OF M-EDICAD MEiN.jo

Sto,ncy Point, "VVhite Co./Ar^ 5ia^'2^|u| Dr. Jphn Bull:—-Dear Sir: Las^^Fcbiutyy I was In Louisville, purchasing drujgs, and got some op you* Sarsapanlla and CcdToft BrftersV

My son-in-lawi.whx was -«lrb jncruiJthi'itorc, had been down w^b. rbeu'mat^sui, for, some tttne, commenced oh the Bitters, ahd' soon* feund his general hfeulth'improved. .Dr.. Gist, who had^eein^tf.'btdihesllUfjirOied thenj^and he alsOjhnprove^.^ •.-, ._.,. ,7

Dr. Cbn"eo, who had been fn had fjcalHi.for^everal'years'—hhmaeJi and' liver affectecf— improved very -mttth^by theutae: of yonr ]?ittcre.' Ih"Sccd the Cedron, Bitters.has given you greatjphjiuJa.rity in this settlement. I .think JL. cputd aelLafir,cat (iunntity 6t your medicines this fall,—el])ecially of your Cedron Bitters- and Sarsapariria. SKp* mo via Memphis, caic RicketUfc Neely. I'j^jq

Respectfully, C.

Parents ad this

WALKER. -J't

Letter*

YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTEXTS

7 Middletown, Ind., April 2C, '66. Mr. M. L. fiupTah writes I do not know that .Bull's Worm Destroyers need any mnto'. rccom-mendatio-n»^

own merits, but will state that my little son, agod about three years, was severely .•tttaeJfetf last Tail and winter with light chills, followell by tery high fever, throwing him into spasms,'or perh^pa more properly, fits, lasting from half an hour to one and a half hours at the same time tht- child had strong symptoms of worms. My physician —ono of the best,in this part of the country—exhausted all hl3 sSifl' aad the Materia Medico, to expel the worms, and entirely failed to bring any. I thought "John Bull" could do it, and gave tho child the contents ,of three boxes, in trjpie*doses, night and morning, with happy results. Tho child has not hid a spasm for ovcr'thrcc months and instead of the bloated mass that ho was, ho uow well and hearty. "John Bull did it."t-

Yours, truly,

y^-i M. L. DUPLAN.

A Call from Distant Minnesota.

Kingston 0., Mccken Co., Min., April 7, '66. Mr Jjhn Bull —Dear Sir I moved from .Kentucky to this place. The stores have none of your Worm Destroyer fof sale.- They are greatly heeded here in Minnesota. A trial" is all that is needed to givo them a reputation. We can't do without them. Do tend some on this way.

Yours, sincerely, G. ARROWGOOD.

A good Reason iov ilic Captain's

Faith *»-.

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LETTER^FROM HIS M0TnEtt.iaw •it.) !•. :. :nU Benton Barracks Mo., April 30, ]88L ,. Dr. John Bull *—^Dear-Sin Knowing tho efficiency of your SarsapariJla, and the .healing and beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you the fol lowing statement of my case.

I was wounded a"bout two"ycars ago was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Beinjc ,! moved so'often,Fmy Wounds have not. healed yet.

I have not set up a moment since I was wound'fd. I am shot through the hips. My^general health is impaired, and I ne^d something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in anything olse. I wish that that is genuine. Please express ine half a dozen bottles, and oblige

CAPT. C. P. 0 N S 0 N '-J'- St. Loiiis 3Ho

P. S.—Tho Lllowing was writton April 30, 1SC5, by Mrs. Jennio Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson.'

Dr. Bull:—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr, C. S. Johnson, was d. skillful surgeon andphysicion in Central New Zork, where-lie died, leaving the above C. Johnson to my cara. Afc. thirteen years of age ho had the chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. IT CCRKD niM. I havo for ten yet.rs recon/mc'fidJd it to many in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected in. some eases of scrofula and fever sores iFe^fe almost miraculous .1 ajn very anxious for my son again havo recourse to your Sarsaparilla, Ho i.s fearful of getting a spurious article,, .nonce hi* writifig to you for it. His wounds weVe t'errlBlo, but I believe ho will recover.

Respectfully,,., E N N I E JtfirtfSON.

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP

/.-FOR THE CURE OF

AGUE AND FEVER.

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Chilli arid Fever

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly claims for it a superiority over all remedies ever offered to tho public,' for the safe, certain, speedy and permanent Cure of 'Agce arid Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short orlongjstanding. He refers to thceijtir.e, Western and Southwestern country to bear Bim testimony to tho-truth. of tho-. assertion^that in TK case whatever wiTT it fail, to euro, if iho drroetioiiB are striotly followed and carried out. In great, Bjiaoy ,oasos.a singjo dose has been sunTcioht for.a cure, and whole families havo been 'Ouri«!b#ra-s&gla bottle/ with a perfect restoration of the gfeneral health^)" It is, however, prudqn^tr:and ia every case more cgftain to cure, if its use ifs continued in smaller dosQs,for a week or two after the disease has been clreckcd, more especially in difffcillFcar.d} long standingcases. Usua.lly, this, medicine, will not requiro any Aid to keep tho bowels in good order should the patient, however, rc^niro^cathartio medicine, after having ta"&on three or'f5iwdo908-oP the-Toa,-ic, a single dose of BUJ^IcB.- 1

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