Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 June 1868 — Page 4

WIT AND WISDOM.

THEKR'S to be an asylum for indignant—or indigent—old maids at Boston.

Why is the root of the tongue like a dejected man Because it's down in the mouth.

Ax old bachelor says the talk of women is usually about men even heir laugh is but "he! he: he!"

THERE is a man out West who drinks so much whiskey that musquitoes that bite him die of delirium tremens.

HATE not. It is not worth while Your life is not long enough to make it pay to cherish ill will or hard thoughts toward any one.

IT won't do to stir up a man when lie is thinking, any more than it will a pan of. milk when the cream is rising.

A GOOD wife is like a printer's roller, which is composed of molasses and glue. She is sweet as the former article and sticks to her husband like the latter.

A FRIEND, in allusion to the practice of buying and selling wives in Egypt, said that though his wife didn't cost him a cent lie was cheated in the bargain.

MRS. PARTINGTON savs that if she should be cast away she would prefer meeting with the catastrophe in the bay of Biscuits, for then she should have something to live on. 7

ONE of our exchanges praises an egg which it sa}*s "was laid

011

our

table by the Rev. Mr. Smith." Mr. Smith seems to be a layman as well as a minister.

AN ugly young lady is always anxious to marry, and young gentlemen arc seldom anxious to marry her. This is a resultant of two mechanical powers—the inclined plane and lcavelier.

AN Irishman being in church where the collection apparatus resembled an election box, and on its being passed to him, whispered in the carrier's ear that he was not naturalized and could not vote, but he was ready to make a speech.

BRIGHAM YOUNG attended the theater recently with six aozen of his daughters. Three or four dozen more are understood to have been on the stage. The rest of the family were kept at home to take their turn another time.

A YOUNG man in Chicago named Benedict, disgusted after a spree, undertook to shoot himself the other day, but the bullet flattened against the skull—showing in a very striking manner how hardened young men become in Chicago.

A BADLY bunged up Irishman, in response to the inquiry, -'where have you been said, "down to Mrs. Mulrooney's wake, and an illegant time we had of it. Fourteen fights in fifteen minutes only one whole nose left in the house, and that belonged to the tav-kettle."

A NEWLY married fool in Bloomington locked his wife out of the bed room one night last week, whereupon the spirited creature smashed the door "with an axe, and went triumphantly to bed. The lady is said to be handsome, and the husband is certainl}' a greater ass than Thompson's historic colt.

A SOLDIER obtained permission to visit his family. lie bought tickets up and back, and got into the train. A clergyman was on the same car. The soldier was swearing like a demon, when the clergyman addressed him, saying: "My^Sear soldier, you are going in on the road to hell."

The soldier quickly answered: "Never mind, father, I have tickets up and back."

Two Hoosier belles were recentl}* driving in a buggy on plank road, near Indianapolis. v,.i' cing asked lor toll, inquired: "How much is it V" ..."For a man anu a horse." replied the gate keeper, "it is fifty cents." "Well, then, get out of the way, for we are gals and a mare. Get up, Sail!"

And away they went, leaving the man in mute astonishment.

A GRKEN COUNTY lad came rushing into the house of a neighbor and said: "Mammy sent me to borry a head of cabbage and a little piece of meat to boil with it wants to borrow a rag to patch the seat of Bill's breeches we are goin' to have a mighty cuttin1 and slashin' to our house toda}r goin' to make Bill a new coat out'n dad's old un, and dad a new 'un out'n the old blanket."

A MACKEREL STORY.—A clergyman in Southern Arkansas had occasion recently to circulate a subscription paper to obtain boards to shingle the church edifice. Among others he called on Mr. N a merchant of the place, a liberal man where the object was worthy, who subscribed five dollars.. Soon afterward the "clergyman called for the money, but

Mr. N having occasion to pay out all his funds that day, was short and asked the parson to call again. /This did not precisely accord with the clerical wishes, so casting his eyes around the store, they fell upon a kit of mackerel which he thought would be good for ministers. "How much for mackerel asked ,his reverence. "Five dollars a kit," responded the merchant. "Well, if you like, I'll take the. kit for your subscription." "All right, parson but this is the first time I ever heard of shingling a church with mackerel!"-"

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HOUSE, FARM AKO UARDEX.

LAST year 2,733 bales of cotton were raised in Southern Illinois.

WHEAT will be harvested in Georgia in a fortnight, and a igood crop is promised.

WOOL-GROWERS are still unable to decide whether it is bestto wash their wool. In Central Illinois the sheep men have built a factory, and they sell cloth instead of wool.

AT Lyons, France, the Veterinary College has been broken up by the Government, because the young horse students refused to pray for tlieJEmperor.

IN Algeria, Africa, and near the towns where Marius mused and Cato practiced phlebotomy, land of the first quality can be had at from one dollar to one dollar and a quarter an acre. ...

GOVERNOR WISE gives a pressinginvitation to Northern farmers to come to Virginia "with their money and strong arms to buy cheap land, to add to the wealth of the State, and to keep down the negroes.

THE Ohio Reform Farm, near Lancaster, has 1,170 acres. There are over nine hundred boys, mostly criminals, who behave well, who are engaged in growing small fruits, and their returns last year, after having all thev wanted to eat, exceeded $7,000/

THE English wonder why foreign manufacturers do not copy the design of agricultural impliments made by British artisans. Americans are not likely to do this so long as with their own designs they carry awav prizes from the English and all Europe.

A PRACTICAL farmer says his wagon tires "wear out before they get loose," and the reason is lie saturates the felloes thoroughly with linseed oil before the tires are set. The felloes are placed in hot oil for about one hour, and arc thus rendered perfectly waterproof, so that the shrinking and swelling that loosens the tire are prevented.

HOG CHOLERA.—The Boonville Enquirer says Many of our farmers arc losing their hogs and young pigs by this" fatal disease, in this vicinity. Mr. John Smith, living five miles northwest of Boonville, informs us that within two weeks he has lost 27 head, and that his neighbor, Mr. John, Esq., has lost nearly as many by the same disease, in the same length of time.

'WOOL GHOWKH"' writes to the Western Mural as follows: "Last year some one having a deep interest in the poor man recommended early shearing, saj'ing the "wool would be in better condition besides the sheep would do much better." The result was a loss in Michigan of from 10,000 to 20,000 sheep, which died from being shorn too early, and a loss of one to two pounds of fleece on all thus earls' shorn. The wool sold for no better price than heavier llceces taken off later in the season. I)o not kill your sheep by shearing too early, but wait until you have some right hot dav to start the grease."

A WHITEK who says his cow gives all the milk that is wanted in a family of eight peasons, and from which was made 200 pounds of butter in the year, gives the following as his treatment. He says: "If you desire to get a large yield of rich milk, give j-our cow, three times a daj', water slightly warmed and slightly salted, in which bran has been stirred at the rate of one quart to two gallons of water. You will find, if you have not found this bj* daily practice, that your cow will gain 25 per cent, immediately under the effect of it, and she will become so attached to the diet as to refuse to drink eleaa water unless very thirsty, but this mess she will drink any time and ask for more. The amount of this drink is an ordinary water-pail full each time, morning, noon and night. Your animal will then do her best at discounting the lacteal. Four hundred pounds of butter are often obtained from good stock, and instances are mentioned where the yield was even at a higher figure."

THE March report of the Statistician of the Department of Agriculture includes several items relating to farm animals.

The returns of numbers and prices of live stock show a light increase during the year in horses, mules, csittte and milch cows, and a decrease in sheep. The New England States exhibit a decrease of from six to thirteen per cent, in swine. The Southern States from five to twenty-five per cent., except Arkansas and Tennessee, which give an increase of twenty-three and twelve per cent, respectively. Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin show a slight decrease Indiana and Michigan, no material change Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, an increase.

A diminution in numbers of sheep is noticed in every State except New Jersey, Arkansas, Tennessee, West Virginia, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska.

The decrease in prices is more marked than in nnmbers, amounting in many States to a reduction of thirty or forty per cent. The aggregate decrease is not less than thirtyfive millions of dollars, averaging nearty a dollar a head. A reduction is noticed in the prices of horses and mules in every section of the country. In comparison with those of last year, the decline is more apparent in the Southern States than elsewhere, owing to the gloomy state of Iceling. In the cotton section where returns were-made, the pric,e of -cattle is reported higher than last year, in many of the States with the exception of milch cows, which have very generally decreased in value.—Philadelphia Bulletin.

JEWELRY AND STATIONERY.

2STO CTOIKZIE! j.

—IS-

S E I N O

.AT COST.

TO I N't! desirous of closing' out. niy pre«enl stock, I will commence selling sit cost immadlately, with (lie view of laying in .111 entirely now assortment, in the

Fall, my entire stock of

Walcites, Clocks, Jewelry,

as if the usual profit was made. «all special attention to my Clock:

COLD PENS.

"The Pen Mightier than tike SworA.*

MMM'SllM HNS

NOT WE It OUT.

A SINGLE ONE WILL LAST A LIFETIME.

BY THEIR USE

THE

LAB0B

WBITING

I -'"J!

'"v..*. «ii

PATTERSON

Plated IITVWT', Toys* Cutlery,

FANCY ARTICLES

now 011 hand. There is 110 reservation. Everything will lie sold at lirst. epetto whoever de»ires to purchase.

The quality of Patterson'* goods too known'to need description.. It,, is enough to say that ALL GOODS :J|

WILL BE WARRANTED

would

and

ROGERS' PLATED WARE

The Clocks are noted for their durability and correctness, while, my

Spoons and Forks

never tarnish. Don't forget, they are warranted and

SOLD WITHOUT PROFIT

will

NLVN

«cli at cost

HIT

ENTIRE STOCK

Rooks ami Stationery.

My mammoth stock of

W A A E

Is now going off rapidly, so beautiful nr* th« patterns and so low the prices.

REMEMBEli!

--IT IS-

SOLD AT COST!

Let all call and see for themselves how astOBishiuglr low articles can be purchased. apr23] JAMES PATTEKSOJT.

IS EEDTJCE1),

Greater Uniformity is Obtained.

Ease, Elegance andBeauty are acquired. ECOMY, PLEASURE AXD PROFIT CONSULTED.

Tlie Best, Cheapest and most Durable Instruments for Writing ever used.

SENT BY MAIL SAFELY. Prices, Fifty Cents and upward.

TRAVELING AGENTS EMPLOYED* Oall and you will find Pens exactly adapted to youl hand and style of writing or enclose stamp for olranlat A. MORTON, 25 MAIDEN LANE, i-

NEW YORK

GROCERIES.

NEW

GROCERY STORE

G. W. ROBINSON & €0. HAVE

established tliemselves in the (Jrocerv business, on iMain street, two doors west, of the corner book store, where thoy intend to keep a ren( ral supply of

UMIOCHRMES,

such a«.

Coffee.

5 Sugar

ice, A

Tea, ...

Spies/ *11 of asses,

Wooden Ware of all Miiwls

A full sfoek oi'

Sugar Buckets

And everything conneclcd witli_ the bur-'i-uess, of the very best quality.

Country Produce la ken (.iroceric^.

They invite t-Uopublic their stock.

'ixehiiiise, for

I i.ll 2 v'l

call and c.xamiiK! .. apr2o

CARRIAGE-MAKER.

eIlarged facilities

REDUCTION iOF* EXPENSES.

jr. N. lUlIiLK It A

rriage Manufactory,

Market Street, north of Court tfnu.s.',

CRAW

FORDS VILLE,

A VINCT recently purchased. cnliirgM and improved the premises we occupy, thereby saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufacturing

Carriages, #, 'f\ /•. I 1 Buggies,

Spring If VFsons, Sulkies, Sleighs, &C.,

we "would respectfully announce totlie publie that we are 11*0wr in a position to

DEFY ALL COMPETITION.

in our line in this State, as regards pricfc, style and workmanship, and invito.an inspection of our Carriages, Hugiries, Are., a tine assortment of which i.- kept constantly on hand. f.'

SUPERIOR FARM WAGONS.

Our Farm Wagon are built expressly for this market by Studebaker llros, of South Bend, Ind., of the very bos! timber, and more with the view of giving entire satifaetion to purchasers than prolit to the manufacturers or to us. We warrant them in everv part icular for one vear. april itt J. S. MILLER it CO.

FOUNDRY.

O N E

MACHINE SHOP

IXC AW FO HI S'VILI, K.

MAI It, I VII &

JJAVE now in operation :i i' oiuuliy .•ind Machinc Shop in this pl:ict\ niul invito alljntcivsti'tl in

MACHINERY OF ANY KIND

(o civo tliem a cn Tlicy kinds of

STOVE PLATEN, OVENS,

DOG IPvON'S. «kc., A:r.

They arc prepared to repair

Tubular Boilers, ..

Steam Engines,

Tliresliing 3hie!iiues,

Reapers,

Mowers.

•v. #*, ,'-.v Drag Saws,

and to make (uidjit up

Brass Casting and BlacksmithLig ot

evc-iy description.

All work done by this linn is... warranted to perform a* represented.

for old

IRON, COPPER, BRASS.

Shop on (riven a pril'i-'l'GSj

street, near tin- Depol., 1U/A I U, M'l A CO.

SEWING MACHINES

FIXKLK A' I

SEWING MACHINE CO.,

JS'o. nsr» Broadway, 2Cew York.

LOCAL Ad K\T wantrd in every town: also. Tra-velintf Agents to appoint Loral Agents throughout the country. Liberal cash compensation paid. A splendid paying business. Send for circular. feb27-ni(i apr2:

BLACKSMITH INC. A S I 1 N

IN All,

ITS BRANCHES.

THE

are. well prepared to iron wagons, buggies, j. &c., and shoe liorses in the most desirubh and aiprovcd style, and on short notice.

Kepairingof all kinds done with despatch. Particular attention given to mending and sharpening plows.

They ask the public, to give tliem a trial, as they feel confident of giving satisfaction. JJGif'Shop on Green street, between Pike and South streets. api-23 GKO. J11'GI IT() WKK & K11DI.

FOR SALE.

Lumber for Sale.

HAVE at AVa vol and. End., fof sale .WKM) feet-of poplar, oak, and sycanioiv lumber. AVill sell the whole lot cheap.

Address S. J5.1) A A'1.1?.

niavU Wawland, ind.

iPry Moods,

1) I

Cloths and,

ANA.

April ::•, 1808.

iiml'.inu' MII

CASTiirGS,

31 ill (Jearing, of'every description.

Sorghum .Mills,

Furnace Fronts,

Sugar Kettles,

Grate 15a rs,

Ma/rina patterns for and rcplatu'nj

MARBLE WORKS.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

W A S S O 3 3 I I O E

NO. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

DRUCS AND CHEMICALS.

OFfD^viU.E •1

TOMBSTONES, &C.

I:AAVroiinsvi .'rIIOuNTux

HE above mciifioiK-'d establishments di'inir an c.vtcnsive anl successful business in j!iiimifa«,turinfc

A W O S I E IN I A N A

Cassimeres,

'ess Goods,

N UMBNTS,

E A S O N E S

\\'e can .-ay to the citizens of Mont.uoinery and adioinin'ir counties, that being soexlcnfively 'engaged in the trade, and purchasing •such large quantities oT ^larble, we get it at

GRI ATLY REDUCED PRICES

Therefore it enables us to sell you work at much lower prices than you can purchase. the «anie quality at any oilier shop in this na'rt of the State.

\\V keep the very best -|U:ilily of

Aiiierieait tV 5f8S5a.8S iWas'lIe

(not withstanding rntlv bv Fonic

in have I'i'eii told dilTerfour competitors.')

WE OEFV COMPE IMTION

On tine qualities of Marlilc: and as regards style of Work, we are not to be excelled. To satisfy yoursclvcK. call in at the shop located oil (iiven •!•!. opposite the KKton T.ank, where you will be shown somes of the.

FINEST SPECIMENS

Of MaI'hh i(i work ever exhibited in ('rawfordsville.

ALL. WORK 'DELIVERED,

undersigned would resieell'u]ly inform the public that they ari" carrying 011 the above, business in all its various branches. From along and practical experience in the business, they feel confident in assuring the public that" their work and ,3 Q[ 4-^\r1 prices will give entire satisfaction. They

Set up and warranted to give iiccordimrto contract.

v_^ (HOI

atisfaction

SjOIICITjGO

aiulmomjitly attended to. D. PYK it CO.

3c.ij" AVe do an extensive ^bti»incs for snialT profits We have juit up more and some of the largest and line.st jobs ol work than any ofhei* estal)lislimeiit in the country in the same length of time we travel through the country soliciting orders, and we can ,«av to the public that we will sell vou work at the same price that we will at the shop, and furthermore, if there is any shop that can sell you work at from l- to ^0 per cent, lowci' than we do, why don the\ do it? We defy competition ill prices, and if we don't furnish such Marble as we agree to, vou need not rcceiN the woi'k. april*J3'GB

Whits Goods,

ALSO. A WELL ASSORTKT) STOCK OF DOMESTICS.

A I'TI.I, LINK OI''—

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

•••::QTJEB]SrSAV"A.Ii33! AST) GLASS,

at the lowest market price.

IS aimoral and,

Hoop Skirts

IfEXIiV WASSOZN, C. W. ELM OIJE.

BOOTS AKD SHOES.

Iv E I, E S

:»i A.M.Morn-

S O E O S E

(ppi

isite .A! isi iiie If nil,

(.' 11.1 if /.' si'/1. /•:. X/).,

I- nrtW 1

I O O A S S

BOOTS AND SHOES

SPRING & SUMMEIt WEAR,

-'All made expressly

FOR MY TRADE,

TIIKY A1 IJ-: ALL—

FIRST CLASS GOODS,

Custom'and Eastern made and

ALL WARRANTED

I WILL SELL Til KM

THJISr I3ER OliHSTT.

less tha 11 a 11 other houe in the city,

COME & SEE

apri

TLFOM AS

EI.LEA'

MEDICAL.

littdlen, Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL YELPEAIJ FEMALE PIUS. [WARRANTED FRENCH.]

THESE

PILLS,

so celebrated

many years ago in Paris for the relief of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious for their criminal employment in the praotico of abortion» are now offered for

sale for the first time in Amerloa. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from tho fact that the originator, Dr. Velpeau, le a physioian in Paris, of great wealth and striot conscientious principles* and has witheld from general use lest thoy should be employed for unlawful purposes. ...

In overcoming Femalo Obstructions, railing of the AYomb, AVhitea, Green Sicknes3, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Fiow of tho Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Afieotions, Pains in the Baok aud Limbs, latigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Ac., and will effect a oure when all other moans have failed and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain jalomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution.

To married ladies and young girls who have never been regulated-, thoy aro peculiarly suited. Thoy will, in a short time, tiring on the monthly poriod with regularity.

CAUTION.-Married ladies should never take thorn when there is any roason to believo themselves pregnant, for they will be sure to product a a a

These Pills are entirely safe, under all oircumatances, being composed entirely of substances from the vogetable kingdom.

Each box has the coat of arms for the oity ol Paris stamped on the box, with the words Traae Mark," in French, to counterfeit whjoh is misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt witfl according to law.*

Fuil directions accompany each box. Ladies

CUTI

obtain a bos, scaled from the eye

the curious, by er closing one dollar and seve1 taite stamps., to anv respectablo druggist. 0

to 31. AV. MAOL'M'BEIt, General Aicent for the United States and Caiurdas, at Albany, X. A'., or 1L K. Krouf. and .liinToi tl & ?»ro., l?ra\\Tordsvilie. and Druggists everywliere. npr23 till oct3'U!5 ",

DRY-GOODS.

McClure, Fry & Co,

HAVE TILE-

BEST ASSORTED

—STOCK OF—

O O S

IN THE STATE,

AND AIM KKTKUMIXEI) TO

SELL THEM CHEAPER

-R-TIIAN-

ANY OTHER HOUSE

—IX—

CRAAVFORDSYILLB.

ALL AVLIO AVAXT TO lil'V

GOODS FOR CASH

—CAN-

A E O N E

—BY—

BUY1JYG OF THJEJfM.

McCLUHK. FRY & CO.

my23'66 (no8 66.)

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

SarSa jbarilla

Hurley's

Ocovedthe

nil remedies that have been disduring the present age for the thousand ills which flesh is licir to, none equal this wonderful preparation. Only ten yearn have elapsed since the discoverer (who spent a deeade in studying experiments, and perfecting it) first introduecd it to the puldie, and it is already reuognized by the most eminent physicians in all parts of the country, to he the most surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which they have knowledge.

All other Compounds or Syrups of this root have hitherto failed to command the sanction of faculty, beeausc on being teated, they have been found to contain noxous ingredients, whieli neutralize the good effect ef the Sarsaparilla, and oftentimes injure the health of the patient. It is not so. with Hurley's preparation.

This is the pure and genuine cxtract of the root, and will. 011 trial, be found to effect a certain and perfect cure of the follow ing complaints and diseases: Affections of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidney?,

Dyspepsia, Erysipilas, Female Irregularities, Fistula, all Skin Pi«- ,* eases, Liver Complaint, In- J' digestion, Piles, Pulmonary. Diseases. Svplillus, Bcrofulii'or ,f

King's Evil.

1:. .5. ItlXFOllI» A• BROTHER, AftKKTIi.

Hnrley'sAgue Xonio

PEKFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and Fever that is or be depended upon is

JIUKLKY'S

AGUKcanONIC. There

have been thousands cured by u$ilig'it who had tried the usual i\ medics "without benefit but in 110 case has

HURLEY'S AGUE TQXIC

fai led to effect a cure. All who have used it cheerfully tell their afflicted friends of it, as a sure and certain cure for Chills and Ferer. Any one suffering from the Chilli* would consul! their own interest by sending to a drug store and buying a bottle. It is picasant to take, compared with others, and will be certain to cure all cases of Ferer and Ague or Chills and Fever. Send for it to the proprietors, James Kuddle &Co., Louisville, Ky.

K. .1. Kl\R)l(n & IlltO., Agents, OanrortlftTllIf.

E S

POPULAR WORM CANDY.

As this is really a specific for worms, and the I?KST AND MOST JWLATABLK

FORM

E. J. RIXFORD & BRO., Agents,

give to children, it is not surprising that it is fast, taking taking the place of all other preparations for worms—it being perfectly tasteless, and children will take it.

JAMES Itl'DDLE& CO,, Proprietors.

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS!

For

Debility,

Loss of Appc-

tite. Weakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia,

OlVblSORDEEED STOMACH, There are no Bitters can compare with these in removing the distressing complaints. For sale or can be had at any drur store in the United States, or from the proprietors,

JAMES RUDDLE CO.,(, Louisville, Ky.

ZBjgrrTisoiNr.s ..

ENGLISH HORSE LINIMENT

lias proved itself to be one of the best Liniments made for Sprains, Bruises, etc., in all eases when tried for man or beast, and will da all we claim for it. Try a bottle, and we are ^satisfied you will never afterwards use a

TO MOTHERS.

I11.

SKAIIROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrap!

AVe have by purchase of the original receipt, became sole proprietors of this celebrated Medicine, We ask you to give it a trial, with an assurance that you will in future discard all those nauseous and destructive stuffs, such as Btatcinan's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, Dawee's Mixtures, etc., combinations of a past and anti-progressive age, when it was thought that the more disgusting the mixture tlie better the medicine.

Use in the future only SEABROOK'S a. combination quite up with the advancement, of the age. Pleasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all cases. Invaluable in the following eases:

SUMMER COMPLAINT, IRREGULARI

TIES, OF THE BOWELS, RES

TIA'ENESS, TEETHING,

Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.

Gives health to the child and rest to the mother. AVe could furnish any quantity of certificates bearing evidence of its superior qualifies, but prefer that our medicine should stand

011

trial.

its own merits, which it will upon

JAMES RUDDLE & CO.,

PROPRIETORS,

Louisville, ky.

E. J. BOFORD BRO.,

Agcntfl, ('rawfordsville, Ind.

I»K. SEABROOK'S

ELIXIR QF PYROPHOSPHATE

OF IRON AND CALISAYA.

This elegant combination possesses al the best tonic proprieties of Peruvian Bark and Iron, without the disagreeable taste and bad effects of either, separately or in other preparations of these valuable medicines. It should be taken in all cases when a gentle tonic impression is required—after convalescence from fevers or other delibilitut,diseases, or in those distressing irregularities peculiar to females. No female should be without it, if liable to such dis« eases, for nothing can well take its. place.

JAMES BUDDLE & CO., Prop'rs,

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.,

E. J. BI'FOH). BROTHER, Agent*,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

July 11,1807, yl.