Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1868 — Page 3

THE JOURNAL

"•.We wotfld Cifll tho attention of our renders to tho notice of Mi*- Tilton 8 lecture, to be found in another column. U'his isthesccond of a course of leciurce to^ie delivered before tbo people of this city under the auspiceB of the Wabash Coilego Lecture Association The young men of the Institution nobly begun a work which-should iiavo been commenced long ago in a city numbering among its inhabitants ao many intelligent and educated people as'ours dooa. And this undertaking should receive the hearty support and cooperation of all the com muni 4y, for indeed it is an enterprise in which every citizen who regards the -morals and welfare of himself and his "'.fellow-men. should fool a deep interest.

Mr. Tilton is one of the most bril "Mailt writers of the da}', at the head the most powerful weekly newspaper in this country, and perhaps the /World, and in debate deemed the equal •of llenry Ward Beecher.- Asa tlunk er, writer.and orator, he ranka among the first in the nation.

The subject is one in which we •should, one and all, feel a deep it.ter ••lest.' The '-Art of Using the Mind" •should, indeed, occupy our attention in this age of th* world, when he who 'has the mind to rule can wield a mi ,-ljty ^Influence over his fellow men. And

vfrom the lips of ono who has acquired p01-tance was transacted. tfor himself 'this art, we can but expect.

-an interesting and profitable lecture. •one which will render us bettor and oM«r brings, and fit ue for Iho stir-

umg »nd momentous S0C..C9, which

-now, and will be. presented to the peo-j

plo of this nation. Then, lut this gift pro,,er|y

begun by tho young men of tho Col **lege, and by our support and money, render permanent this enterprise, which, will, in tho end, confer a lasting benefit on tho community. For if failure throws its blighting influence on this their.first attempt, we feel sure that it will not be revived, by them at least

opportunity

Valentines.

At the "Corner Book Store,". For the vouriij Ladies. Fur the young Gentlemen. For tho Girls. For the Boys. Ail neat, fancy and sentimental, and uuy quantity of comic ones, for any .und every body.

Cull und seo th«m.

I.overs of good

Tho Wade WasJilai? JlacSsine. An association of gentlemen of our

,-itj- have purchased tho right »»°|M„itv

a an a to Ix

extensive manufacture at this

:lt

is their-design to be able to snpph•the machinc to ever}* family in Western Indiana on short notlco. In ihis^

ago, when every inveniion is

permit,

you to

give

TLue Great Itllltonlan Tableaux bf Paradise most. This un parallelled exhibition has been gotten up on a.scale of magnifi? cence and splendor never before attempted. It IraSiTCoeived tho highest econiums from the Press, Clergy, and Nobility, all pronouncing it ^the most sublime and beautiful work of modern times. It is a completo illustration of John MiltOh's immortal poem entitled

Paradise Lost," from beginning to and Comprises 63 splendid Tableaux paintings, carrying out 5iilton's idea of Heaven, Hell, Chaos and Paradise, tho great rebellion in Iloaven, the war of the* Angels, the* fall of Satan and fall of Man. Theso paintings will be exhibited at McClelland's Hall orv Friday afternoon and evening, Feb. 7th.

It is fortunate for our citizens thai they will have an opportunity -of wit nessing this grand panoramic exoibi ton, which has elicited the enconiums of tho pi'ess, and the admiration of thousands of spectators. We ad^-i-c all "to go, and see for themselves, for we. feel assured that they will realize satisfaction for tho investment.

Court.

Tho Court of Common Picas, Judge Nay lor presiding, commenced its ses .sion on

Monday

last. oung Devault

was arraigned for purloining goods at the Graham establishment, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to ten days' confinement to the county jail.

No other business of general im-

LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

The public arc respectfully informed that have made extensive arrangements for

4 Wl re(lacc(1 price

tovhlg Ultir

horg?s ug may rcly upon llldr

tnken

-ed man be greeted with a full house our stables we have a large and commodious Let every one feel that it is not only wagon yard. Farmers aud the public gener ••hi, duty.'but liia privilege to bo tb«ro.! dly «c requeue1 to ,vc ns a ca!l. i.io Ai-l-i North side of Market street, Craw "l hus, let us encourage this good woi

Ind. (I26m4

We citizens, will not miss enablo every ono to attend, and wo •the

Mr. Tilton deliver a lecture which has [old MongomCry! Tickets will be good been loudly arid widely applauded at from the 17lh to the 22d inclusive. Alio East and West.

Cliewin Toba\^

at Frv'g drutr store.

can get

'BE sure to go and seo the Ahltoniajx tTibleaux at iJcCleUand's Hall on Friday night, You'll never regret it.

That weighs upon the heart?"

•-WAHBISO MA.-ft.-NS, and «o Bitters is a sure core for. There is no

FrreCti,,tMlK.iranilnBcmenlfforthc,rjm.8tal.u Dj spcp i#( Hoa

aC°'!a:he,

e,n

^eing

care of. In connection with

fordsvillc, & SON.

A HUFF

Mail" Fare Tickcts.

We are informed by Mr. Sergent, the Rail Road agent at this place, that half-fare tickets will bo issued to persons wishing to attend the Convention at Indianapolis on the 20th inst., to Greencastle Junction This should

thus afforded, to hearj hope to see a largo delegation from

CAMPBEU. & IIAKTER have just RECEIVED a new lot of those celebrated improved patent cut saws. Call I and see them.

MAONOI.IA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price.

We were shown, a few days since, the finest I and most complete stock of fancy and toilet I articles, at Fry's drugstore, we evei saw in the

Enquire for Bird's brand sweat Tobacco, 5c. -ping, at Fry's drug store.

"C.inrt thmi not minister to a mind diseased, And, with some sweet, oblivious antidoto Cleanse "he foul biS4im of the perilous stuff

Certainly Plantation Bitters will do it when nothing else will. Meianchnly, Depression, Hypochondria, In-

ra0,:„ cs

lr a

Dee, 26 Cm,

the machine a

trial. In our opinion tho old wash tub now belongs to the things of tho past, and tho WADE WASKINO MACHINE is the best washing machine ever invented. Wo are convinced that it. •will rapidly supersedo every other means of washing, for we candidly be lieve that every person who sees it wiU1 determine to purchase one of them.

,, f,.0,„

an a

and be convinced,

•introduced with a view of saving labor 'to the men,.it is a pleasing reflection that the rights of our fair country-j Coal Oil, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil or any •^omen are not being entirely over- other kind of oil, at Fry's Drug Store. lopked. Sewing machines, knitting machines, washing machines, wring-

those who know, :.*

era, arid other valuable improvements: aro being rapidly introduced into general use, and with theso the slavish Attention. -mfinnal labor of former times is avoid- The attention of our dealers in. Hosiery .,

«d bv the honsowives oi I ho present ., ,. Goods, of every ocscnption, is called to the ..day. There can be no oispu ving

fact that the Improved Wade Washing is the best stock in the West, and will Machine possesses great advantage* sell to dealers at tl.e lowest trade "prices, duover any other invention for cleaning piieating Cincinnati, Chicago, or Ncw"iork clothcs. Its superiority over all other Orders by mail prompt^filled. washing machines consists in washing! without injuring the clothes, without slopping tho floor, and without tiring the operator. A child six years old «an work it. It saves time, labor, clothes and health. The machine is securely hlosed during washing, which prevents the escape of steam or suds. It is simple, durable and chcap. These machines will be manufactured at the -shop of William and James Epperson, and offered for ealo by Ira 0. Powers. By calling at the old Elston Corner, .where Mr. Powers may bo found, he will take great pleasure in exhibiting to you the washing machine, and it you desiro ho will go to your house and

Dulltiass, Ague, and Low Spirits must yield to the health-giving and genial influcnco of tho Plantation Bitturs. If you are in doubt, make one

Thus say

POWERS sells stoves, delivers them in any part of the city, and sets them it free of charge. 11

Gloves. Shirts Drawers and Gents Furnishing

c.s i: blisi)meiu of Byron Van liecd, Lvfayette,

T. W. Fry & Co, havo just received the finest lot of cigars in the city. CitU and see us.

I Best Pine Cut Tobacco in ttie city, at the Green St, Drujr Store.

Skati'8.

Tho best, and cheapest lot in town, for both ladies and gentlemen, at PATTERSO^l'si-

Run down to the Green street Drug Store and get a pocket piece. r-

Clover Seed.

Campbell & Harter will pay tho market price in cash for Clover Seed.

A fine lot of Skates, Sleigh Bells. &c., just received at the Elston Corner.

Dead Shot for liats, every box war ranted, at the Green street Drug Store. "?v:

Our Goal Oil is waranted to be good as any made T. W. Fry, & Co!

Professor Locke,

Of Indiana Asbury University, will preach on Sabbath morning at tho M. B. Church,fftnjd at night will deliver a discourse to the young men of Crawfordsville: All are invited to attend

it I

I. C. R.v-^^fcv^

We learn from Messrs. Craig & Co., tha*. the chopping and clearing of the entire line of tho I. G. & D. Bail JRoad from this city to Indianapolis will be completed this week, and that had it not been for the extreme cold weather, the grubbing, also, would havo been finished-The company have a: large force grading, under the BupVrhilendence of. Mr Geo. Hall. Our citizens can'rest assured that if the road is not completed from hero to Indianapolis by tjext September, it will.not be the fault of Craig & Co. •c'" L.In connection with the above, we learn that Messrs. Chandler & Rose are making- large con-tracts for ties. This looks like business.'

IF you want to improve the appearance of your face and head, call at the barber tshop of Goo. Trout&«Co., Green Street. These

3*011

ng men are adepts

iu the tonsorial art, and can noLfail to please.

JTIrflliuEl*.

P.EMLEV—GII.LELAND.r-On'the 30th ult., bj'ftev. J.'H. Johnston, Mr. John M. Rem ley and Miss Margaret E. Gilleland, all of this county.

The printer was duly remembered, for which— May thishappypitir in safety ride,

O'er life's rough sea and boisterous tide 'Till mandates from the throne above, Transplant them to the land of love, ERWIN—LOWES.—On Thursday evening, 23d ult., at tho rcsidcnce of Prof. £L S. Kritz, by Rev. R. Irwin, Jr., Rev. R. Irwin, Sen., of Muncie, and Misa Sarah A. Lowes, Associate Principal of Waveland Collegiate Institute.

It ME®,

WICKLIFFE.—At his residence in this city, Feb. 3d, 1863, of consump tion, hastened forward by exposure in in tho army, CHARLES WICKLIFFE, aged 39 years, 7 months aud 5 days.

Mr. Wickliffe was a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of this place, and has long been distinguished for his piety and christian zeal. In his business relations he was faithful to every obligation, and by his straightforward and honorable conduct earned tho confidence always given an honest man. In his social relations lie was a kind and affectionato husband, and by his quiet demoanor had won for himself a large circle of friends. lie enlisted in tho service of his country and was presontduring those terrible battles at Petersburg a., when tho colored troops gavo *uch unmistakable evidence of valor

jand suffered such great looses. The community will heartily sympathize with tho bereaved family of the deceased, to whom is left the memory of a good citizen, a christian man and a patriot.

MI II" IB LLLL II IIII ULALUGFCVAFCG

WATCHES FORJHE MILLION.

ARK AX DA I.E & CO.'S GRL'AT 1VATCH CLUB.

Everybody needs a good walcii, and wishes to get it it the" lowest possible. prk'\s a iiorde of Hwiiullers knowing tho luive contrived various ingenious devices to get people's money, atul then either fail to send watch, or send one that is worthless as a timekeeper. AKKANDALK & CO. lmvc now perfected arrangements by whieh. for the small anm of $10, a good and reliable wateh may be eertainty obtained. They have formed a GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following plan Certifieates containing the numbers of all tho wistches named in our wholesale list (which .is sent to nil applicants,) are mixed iip, enclosed in envelopes, and sold for 25 ct« each. Every certiJlcate is warranted to be for a watch, and as will be seen by reference to the li?t, none are of less value than ten dollars, while .some rre worth ij-SOC. We undertake to send any Watch drawn whatever may be its value for .jlO, and in order that every one may abso Utclv depend upon getting a first class time-piece, we guarantee that every purchaser ol One Dollar's worth of certicales shai! recc-ive at least one for watch No. So3 en our wholesale list, sent post-free, which is a first class patent lever, a handsome and reliable watch, in sterling silver huuting ca-:e, and usua !y sold ^',0. You will certainly get such a watch and, besides, you may get a gold chronometor worth ijtfOO. We sell the certificates as follows: One for 25 cents, Three tor so cents, Six for $1, and twenty for •:!. To those sending ,-f-J, we will send a handsome chain gratis. To thoso sending sitf wc will send a GOLD CHAIN warranted not to tarnish in 20 years. Parties getting up larger clubs will receive liberal presents, particulars of wirich may by learned on application. As it is our intention to do a strictly honorable business, and to insure otrr customers from" liability to loss, we will send our watches WITHOUT MONEY instructing the express nsrent to collect on delivery. If we are desired to forward watches by mail, the money must be sent us by I'm' Draft or Post Office Order, anil it will then be at our risk tVe will then regieier the package at our post office, and if lost, will repiace it free of charge. If any watch sent is not approved, it may be returned and t.he money will be rui'injtted. The reputation of our lirm, which has been established for Ave years, andr is well known in every part of the country, we trust will be deemed a sufficient guaraulee that vie will laithlully perform all we contract to do.

Address, ARRANDALE & CO., 102 Broadway, New York.

decl9m3j Post Oflice Box. 5,285.

PINE LXt5 FINE SHINGLES, CEMENT, LIME, COAL,

t3Jk.X^TV, ctoe.

TIIE

UNDERSIGNED wouIJ respectfully inform tho?o interested that lie is prepared to furnish the trade with the abovo named articlos, at the lowest cash riitos. My place of business is convenient to everybody, b^ing located on the lot formerly occupied by the old hotol, known as the Crane House. J. V. IvEERAN.

you want I'ine Lath, call on

rF you 'want Lime, oall on

Gov to Frff'g drug store and jet a pocket picw,""""

KEEPvAN.

you want Pine Shingles, call on

KEERAN.

you want the best Cement, call on KEERAN.

KEERAN.

you want any of the above named articlos, at reasonable rates, call on KEERAN.

ELSTON BANK. THIS

institution, with its capital undiminished, willcontinnuc to do a general Banking business, under the firm name of Elston & Son, and under the general supervisicn of B. W. En*

gle.

Cashier. -ISAAC C.

ELSTCK/Jr.

October,29,'57m?- ..

Campbell J* Harter?s Column

jlv-/-

4"!

,i!iC

I.-:

CASH HOUSE

CAMPBELL & HARTER

IS NOW

MAKING READY

FOR

SPRING TRADE,

CLOSING OUT TNKIR

WINTER STOCK

LOW FIGURES,

And offering to their Customers.

GREATER INDUCEMENTS

THAN EVER.—

Those looking up the best Bar pains in town, will not fail to call on them before they purchase.

BEINGprinciple

convinced by .actual exporieneo that the of buying and selling for oaili is the only true one on which business can bo done successfully, they are determined to adhere s'.rictly to thu plan. All merchantable

•Jfltfr.n'ry S$,

O E

Will be Ukea as Cash in exchango.

SINGER SEVftNCT MACHINES. New York State Fair.

The State Fair just closed (at Buffalo) was an tniexnnipled eucceis in nearly overy department. The interest which usually centers upon sewing machines was not wanting. It was intensified, doubtless, by the angry (and not altogether reputable) dispute which has arisen over thn "medals" said to have been awarded at the Paris Exposition. But theso medals countod for nothing here, for the judpes insisted upon a thorougn exnmination for themselves of tho several machines in competition, and the result was a unanimous report awarding the highe?t prize to ilie exhibitors of the "Singer" for the best family sewing machine also for the beat manufacturing machine, an also for tho best butf.on-hole machine.

L-h

clean sweep and a righteous judgement say thoso who are best informed. It was suggested by many who saw the magnilcent display made of these machines, find the variety and admirable quality of the work they performed, that the manufacturers were remits in not sending them to the Paris Exposition, and thus have obviated the bitter controversy being carricd on ovc the gold medal. But the Singer Manufaeturi ng Company, whose sales of machines for the pa^t year have txecedcil forty-throo thousand (soine thousands more than any other company in^ the world) care more for the "people's rerdint.,'- ws apprehend, than for ft 11 the gold "[nulla,!.- that were or could have been awarded at Pari.'. The Exhibition at Buffnffi, to which v. h.y.ve alitidcd, was made by .the fitter].risine agents of the ciinger machines* Uliea.—-C/'ficj Jj'.rity Ihr^ld, Oct. 9.

XJ Ivf. SCOTT,

AOKXT FOR TIUS

a.TW«a-BEC]JC8L

S E W I N A I N E S

CRAWFORDSVILLE, l.VDIANA.

Office on Main St., north side, icilh Brothers.

turns

CONSIGN YOUR GOODS

BUCK. SHERLOCK & CO., WHOLESALE GRGCEES,

General Commission Merchants,

SHIPPERS,

A.ND

i)KALERS IN ALT.

KI.N'PS OF

Provisions, We3tsrn and

Southern Produce,

TE.4S, FLOUR. £OFFH]E, BITTER, Sl'GAKS, CfSEESE, ••.MOLASStS, E.ARI5, .'-SPICfiS, PORK, •,iv-BBCE,

BEEF*

'.TOBACCO, EGGS, 'WINES. FRl'ITS, I50P8, GRAIiV, &C., &C.

MESSRS. BLACK, SEERCOGE & CO.,

Caving Ibo viost extensile connection in European'and South American ports, are uow prepared to make the

Most Liberal Advances

A N

OX ALL

KINDS OF PRODUCE,

and Merchants. Planters, Farmers generally throughout the country, will find it greatly" to their advantage to ship their goods to

Messrs. Black, Sherlock & Co.,

50 TESEY STREET, SEW YORK.

Having immense orders unfill d, from onr correspondents ill Liverpool, Havana, St. Tnomas, St. Domingo and several South American ports, we are in immediate want of the above mentioned articles of producc.

We can also bundle to advantage for our Southern friends:

Cotton, To'oatco, Bice,' Sugar, Molasses, &.c.

Messrs. Black, Sherlock & Co., ALSO ISSUE A

PRICE CURRENT,

Which they will be happy to furnish

Free of Cliarge to their Friends

Dec.

and

Customers.

Honorable aud Lucrative

EMPLOYMENT

furnished to tho graduates of th9

Indiana

Telegraph Institute,

-1, OR

MONEY REFUNDED.

Every student who lifts gradunted from this Institute during the past year, has found-employ-ment, within one month after completing the Course, at salaries varying from $50 to $75 for the first month, with prospects ol advancement.

The following new "Lines" are being erected, on which studcuts have a chance of situations The Union Pacific Line with its Branches.

The Southern Telograph Line. The St. Paul and New Orleans Liae. Louisville and Pnducah Lino. The Atlantic & Pacific Lino. The National Union Line. A new Lino from New York to Chicago, and a new one in Florida.

Besides these Commercial Lines, there arc several new liailway Lines now building. In this State we have—

The Indianapolis & Vineennes Railway. Tho St. Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Railway.

The Tndiannnolis & Terro nautc Railway. The Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway. 3 he proprietor of the Institute bind* himself in 'wriling, to help the student, on graduating, to a situation as Telegraph Operator, or refund the money paid for Tuition.

Ladies or Gentlemen, from fourteen to thirtyfive years of age, can do equally well. Daily instruction in Speaceri-in writing free.

For further information, call at the office of the Bryant & Straiton Business Coilego, or address, with stamp,

C. E. IIOLLENBECK,

Nov. 21m3csp] Indianapolis, Ind.

WM. P. RAMEY,

HAVING

bought the Grocery establishment of 11. E. BRYANT, NO. 4, Commercial Block, takes pleasure in informing the p-iblic that it is his intention to keep constantly on haud a choice stock of

which he intends to sell as cheap as tho cheapest, for cash or country produco. Remember the place,No.4, Ooomrercial

AjirrS

B?c*ck. "**. j,/

THE WAY IT IS DONE.

In order "to give thejpublic and people in general, .good and cheap goods, is to buy of the first class manufacturers and business houses in the Eastern cities, which

S, BORN BRO.

are doing every season but they have been fortunato this fall to buy goods at such

REDUCED RATES

that they oan compctc with any house west of New York city. In the first placc, tfcey have been in tho market, when goods were, sold at ruinous prices to the manufacturer and in cho second pljice, thoy strictly i'

BOUGHT FOR CASH,

which gave them the advantage of buying where they pleased, and at from.

£0 to 23 FEIl CEWT.

thin those parties that bought on time. They can sell goods ut the name pries, to their customers und friends, as tho majority of merchants pay for their goods. JFe shall make a profit. Su'.f, in ordor to got

CHEAP GOODS,

you ought so go to S. Born & Bro., and see for yourself how they really sell goods. ••Fivocont.5 saved is ten cents made" is an old adage, and in order to do that, go to S. BORN & I3RO.,^

AT WAYNETOWN.

You can get ererythicg in the Use of

I)ITY GOODS.

CLOTHLNQ

IIATS,

C1PS,

BOOTS,

SHOES,.

NOTIONS,

HOSIERY, irs v.

HARDWARE,

CROCKERY,

'. ''&c., &c. &c.,

at grently reduced rates.

They also inform the public that thoy aro ready to pay the highest market price for

CORN, WHEAT, HOGS,

Cattle, Butter, Eggs, Lumber, Shingle?, 4c., ic., in cash or exchange.

/2T Remember the place, S. JSORN & BRO., Oct 2-lml] Waynetovvn, Ind.

E.&W. RAILROAD.

A NEW STOCK OF

fall &

wmm

-JUST RECEIVED BY

W. N. WASSON,

*lt the .Tew

ifricic €ornei\

Washington St., Crawlordsvillc.

.1 JSI7PEH STOf'K OF

FANCY

DRESS

l$c Staines,

•JZohairs,

OODSS

SUCH AS

Fancy Silks,

Scotch Plaids,

Poplins,

vWerinos,

Ginghams

Genuine lace (j0narB

Plain Linen Collars,

ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF

Fancy DRESS BUTTONS

A nice line of WINTER GLOVES.

ALSO A SUPERB LINE OF

Cloths and Cassimeres.

CAF^-PETB,

mm® ft

Hats cks Gaps,

All

the latest styles.

BR*'

nr '-f

-v

Come and Seef

Remember llie Sew Brick Corner, Farmers, irlien in town.

Oct. 3 1867.1 W. N. WASSON.

tflLASS, P4IJTT8 sttt-i GIL?, f* r*le at Fjy'«

MEDICAL.

Purify Your Blood!

Hurley's Sarsaparill®.

Of all the remedies that have been discovered during the present age for the "thousand it! whieh flesh is hoir to," none equal this wonderful preparation. Only ten years have oiapsefl since the discovcrer (who spent a decade In studying experiments, ftnd pcrfocting it) first introduced it to the public, and it is -already rocogui?.ed by the most eminent physicians in all pan* of tho country, to bo thn most surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of whioh they havo knowledge.

All other Compounds or Syrups of tut# root have hitherto failed to command tho sanction of Faculty, because on being tested, thoy have been found, to contain noxous ingredients, which nutralize tho good effooi of the Sarjapariil^, and oftentimes injure tho health oi^thc patient, if, i3 not so with Hurley's preparation.

This is the pure and genuine extract of too root, and will, on trial, be found to effect a certain fnd povfect cuve of the following complaint* and disease?

Affections of the Bones, Habdual ncss, Debility. .Diseases cj" the Kidney*, Dyspepsia, Erysipilus, Female Irregularities, Fistula, all -Skin Disca ses, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Files, Pulmonary Dis.eases, Syphilus, Scrofula or King's Evil.

tl. 3. ISinford & Brother, Agents-

Hurley's Ague Tonic!

Perfectly Meltable!

The only r.'ir.ody for Chills and Fever or «nd Fovcr that is or can bo dependod upon Hurley's Ague Tonic. Tiicro have been thotnands cured by u.sing it T/'UO liad tried the TIS.'.aX veinedie^: without ben-ut huL in no cc.cc has

HURLEY'S Ague Tonic

failpA to efTeet a core. All who have used 'A chcerfully tell their afflicted friends of it, as a sum and ccrtain cure for chills and fever. Any one suffering from the-chills wouldconsult their ow» interost by sending to a drtift 3toro and buyiug bottle. It is pleasant to take, cwnparod witk others, and will bo certain to euro all c.isei c. fever and apue or chilis and fever. Send for it t» tho prouristors, JA»IKS KUX)DLL & Co..

Louisville, £7.

K. J. BINPOUD & BUOTHISB, AGI»'7».

HURLEY'S

Popular W0BM CAKDY.

As this is really a srzciFic FOK ^OIIMS, and the BEST AND MOST PALATABLE FORM to give to chi!Jren, it is not surprising that it is fast l&king th» place of all other preparations for worms—it ba iug perfectly tasteless, and children will take it

JAMES HUDDLE & Co., Proprietors.

IIUELEY'S,.

STOMACH S BITTERS!

For

Debility,

Loss of Appetite, Weakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of Action of the Liver, OE DISOltDERED STOMACH, There are no Bitters that can compart

with these in removing the distressing complaints. For sale or can be had at any drug store in the United States, or from the proprietors, JAMES RUDDLE & Co..

Louisvillo, Ky.

F.. J. BIXFORD & BRO., Agent*.

BETTJ SON'S

ENGLISH HORSE LINIMENT,

Has proved itself to .be one of the best Liniment* made for Sprains, Bruises, Ac., in all cases when tried for man or beast, and will do all wo claim for it. Try a bottle, and we are satisfied yon will never afterwards use uny other.

NOTICE TO MOTHERS.

DR. SEABROOK'S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP!

Prints ftc.

have, by purohasc of tho original resipt, becomo sole proprietors ol" thii celebrated Madieino. Yv"e ask you to give it tria!, with an assurance that you will in future discard all those nauseous and destructive stuffs, such a* Bntcinao'a Drops, Godfrey's-Cordial, Dawce'd Mixtures, &c.t combinations of a past and antiprogressive age, when it was thought, that tho more dssgusting tho mixture tho better the tuourcine.

Uso in the future only SEABROOK.S, a combination quite up with tho advancement of tho age. Pleasant to tnke, harmless in its action, cfficiont and reliable in all cased. Invaiuabio in the following diseases:

SIJ353IEIS CQIWPFvArrST, fRRSCr. E.4R1TIES or iSjSOVi ftESTlVEXESS, TEE'lHIItiG,. &e., &e.

Gives health to the child and REST to the UG7K8&.

"W'e could furnish any quantity of certificates bearing evidence of its superior qualities, but prefer that our medicise should stand on its «n

JAMES RUDDLE & CO.,

•PJJOPJJIETOJRS, LOVfiSFILLE, KT.

B. J. Binford & Brother,

Agents, Crawrordsrllle, In^

jDJ?. se&brooeps

ELIXIR OF PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON ANDCALISAYA. THIS

elegant combination possesses all tha best TONIC properties of Peruvian Bark and iron, without the disagreeable tasto and bad effects of cither, separately or in other preparation* of these valuable medicines. It should be take* in all cases when a gentle tonic impression is required—after convalescence from FEvnns -tr other debilitating diseases, or in those distressing isSF.CULARITIES peculiar to females. No female should be without it, if liable to such diseaie*, for nothing can well take its place.

JAMES RUDDLE & CO., Proprietor Louisville, Ky.

E. J. BJJYJFOM& S BMt&i, AGENTS, CRAWrORDSTVILUp, IDIAKA-

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