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THE REVIEW.

S I O A S S I I SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, lS5-.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY .*% CHARLES II. BOWEX.

jggTThe Crawfordsville Review, fnTnished to Subscribers at *1,50 in advance, or S2, if not paid within the yenr.

I A I O N

LARGER TIIAN ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN Crnwfordsville! Advorti*cr» call up and examinaour list of

13T SUBSCRIBERS.

All kinds of JOB "WORK done to order.

To Advertisers.

"Every advertisement handed. in for publication.

I A A A 4 a A I W 1

advertiser wishes tinscr ted.

which glutton)

dulsred in to

fit

•liouldhavc writen upon it thf number of times the

f*k

If not so stated. it wi 11

a slavery corner of Third and A\ al-

We wish it distinctly understood, that wo have nftw the IIF.PT and the I.AKOKST assortment of MKW an\ FANCY .1011TY I'Keverbroupht to thin place. "Wo insist on those wishing work-done to call up. and \v» will show them our assortment of tvps. cuts. &c. We have pot them and no mistake. \Y ork done on short notice, and on reasonable terms.

THEPHIL ADELPIIIA CON VENT

We expect before to-morrow night to see upon every corner a small triangular piece of paper, very red in color, denoting deepest trouble, and calling the faithful to stormy meeting. If any one should sec the hats, left arms^ and legs of Messrs. W. Galey, 0. S. McNeil, James Wilson, Bughum Fry, and John Beard bound in crape, he need not ask if any of their relations are dead, but may feel assured that they are only mourning for "SAM" of dark lantern memory. Thugism is no muie it died in a drunken debauch its remains were carried south to be burried by the niggers on Kenneth llnyner's plantation. The agony is over, and all that is left the "assassins" is to go and weep

drank on the occasion. ming to overflowing with the fire icaier, the

'/V north anil south were plfi'.getl to each other,

committed to memory «h«cl»br.tcd

of Patrick Henry, with which he electrified

the entire council, many swearing that they

Evans1 Kuililinfr.N. V.'. comer 01 1 una uuu nut Street*. Philadelphia. I'a. I make arrangements for a periect organizaS. II. PABVIS. South Kii.jt corner Columbia and ... Main streets, Cincinnati, Ohio id our Agent to procure advertisements.

from the south, is Henry "Wilson of Massa-

uceu auiiieic-uuj nu«u...^v

Tel. Wheat was dull and decidedly lower.

JJsTCapt. TOM. MARSHALL is stumping it in Kentucky against the Know Nothings.

(t^ The Prohibitory Liquor Law in Illinois it defeated by & large majority..

EDINBURGH REVIEW.—The April number of this excellent magazine, which has just come to hand, from Leonard Scott & Co., New Yorlifhjontains the following articles: Art. 1. Slavery in the United States 2. Travels in Siberia 3. English Surnames 4. The Correction of Juvenile Offenders 5. M. Hue's Travels in China 6. Pascal Paoli 7. The Chemistry of Common Life 8

The Autocracy of "the Czars 9.

,of,

hc,r

IOT«-

RLAVEKY TKH .M PIIANT! We are in receipt of the following telegraphic morccaux from Philadelphia, dated Juno 14. It came just before going to

press, and may be implicitly relied on— PHILADELPHIA, June 14, 1055. Fifty-three members of the Know Nothing Convention from free States seceded in consequence of the convention passing the majority resolutions. The Pennsylvania and New York delegates continued to act with, the convention. Bell and Ilale are elected Senators from New Hampshire.

to the accounts, ties of champagne and otard brandy were there, their grievances, we opine, are more

The delegates with but few exceptions, 5(]| ond

said to be the hardest lookin visited Philadelphia.

others are recognized as orn occupy.

of Sing-Sing and Blackwcll Island. 1

Louisana delegation are nearly all Latliulio ',

and in appearance perfect Lagrcc's. they

tre all heavily armed with Arkansas tooth-

loivn on

spwch

online

c.f

oar

council,

l0 0, lruc

n(^

cxecpi onS|are are

kmj set that ever.

any of them are

accompanied with sporting "women, while

coflee,

heds

self

was a

picks and six shooters. The only delegate j]ar disgrace. say to every one of from the north who has had as yet the bold- them, beware what you do in tow n. Th ness to confront the pro-slavery delegates

01:1

—j

himself of a rank abolition speech, in which

I.. NNRTLI I

ber and respectable members of the coun-

Lord!

Brougham op. Criminal Procedure 10. Army Reform.

from a perusal of its able articles we fee jn

We hope the new Temperance Law will have a fair trial. We believe Intemperance an evil of the greatest magnitude, an

amnio"inebriate and his wretched..i.a.miiy or

LOKDO^QCARTEKLY.—This excellent re- world listened and wept. She was not for ..... ty vears old when she died but how mucn Mew for April is now upon our a

Know Nothings, and

a that .» th»

dates will be brought out for clerk and auditor, aod that GeorSeW.Julian will stump t»

the county. In the manner of their organization we wish them perfect success, and if nccessary, would vote their ticket in preference to the miserable secret faction.

S3T

The following article from the Stute

Sentinel, expresses our sentiments exactly. T1IK TEMPERANCE LAW. To-day begins a new era in the social and moral history of our State. Hereafter the selling of ardent spirits in our limits, except upon the certificate of a physician, is prohibited by statute enactment.

have heard of but «ne hquor seller in this,

eity who will not yield obedience to its man-,

dates. He will, perhaps. Hid it

win sort

the law is successful in putting an en the crime, poverty, and degradation which heard the news? follow from the too free indulgence in liquor drinking, we have no objection to interpose, but on the contrary, feel that a great tjood has been wrought fur

fined for violating the order. Y\ sth

jsl.11 fined

noS nougI

order of things is changed.

chusetts, who, thinking that the north had inst., arrived at Xew York on \Ve:ibeen sufficiently humilitated, delivered

jtiTThe steamer Alhmtic with dates to

neS(jay

]ast. She brings news of several

.. I •.I .V

he cleariy drew the line between thc north walls of Sevastopol, in which liie Russians and south terrible

L,» tat ki "J• 4

DECLINE IN* HJIEADSTUFFS AND BEEF.— The recent bountiful rains and the prospects of abundant crops everywhere arc beginning to tell upon prices. At New ork, on Wednesday last, there was quite a panic in the flour market. Medium grades sold counties, and we shall gain a victory this

then follow

4u wjv kiin 1 **w. at a decline of fully two shillings per bar- fall that will teach Thugdom a lesson not

A TRIBUE TO "JANE EYRE." The following appreciating notice of the authoress of "Jane Eyre," appears in the

Editorial Notes" of Putnam's Monthly for une: So, among the wild Yorkshire hills, ended a life that seems bleak enough. It is not possible that she, who could so delicately describe great happines?, as she does in portions of all her works, did not feel,

with an aching sorrow, the absence of it in a., ItTrt /. rV\n tr» rAti ,-r ri Infl ti»ftfronV

her own life. Yet she wrought the tragedy into forms of pathetiq beauty. If the thorn against her heart made her song sad, the

:]ias she

Over glasses brim- imnginaiy than ical. 'temporarily combining opposite and irre- found guilfy of murdei. If drunkenness ceases (0 exist in India-,

Know Nothing

by which hitching a horse so as

had never heard such eloquence before.— fon?e'. was summarily tahen before Pq. Pur- race, color. rclig:on, or birvh-jilace .1 n.'if

for violating tlie or,er. un

of money to buy a found of

secn our strcets irifh an oflcer

i,T,ng to borrow a dollar .o save b.m-

from the ja.l. This od.ous spectacle

consequence of putting Know rsoih-

in 0frlce.

rn our

done, who has made hcrname dear

manv

warranted in recommending it to the lovers bv the heroic tenderness with which she of a hifh order of literature. Its contents probed the most private wounds, and the arc as follows: Art. 1. The Crystal Palace earnest composure with which she poured the balm! The quality of the grief that 2. Venetian Despatc ies, ci lingers about her grave is the fine homage Maintenon 4. The forester 5. Food and jjer pOVVer

its Adulterations 6. The Emperor I\icho-iOVcr the death of youth and the blight of las 7. Sir Richard Steele 8. Public Affairs, beautiful promise, nor the regret which fol-

(£7- In another column we publish a call. scholar it is not the

]aQ(]s and to all kinds of persons,

01 SKIM

eonc:i.,hle

thev eulogised the institution of slavery in! A. poor man from thc country came to or to crystalize the detracted e!c-, afrurs should exi^t as has exi-te in or the* happiest manner. Schuyler Colfax!

]ast Thursday, and ignoVant of the .L°.Sland

js not a romantic sorrow

1.. 1. ,] AT r\ 111 TT if nnri

lows the departure

is, ot nccresi

grief at the decease

star, to inspire, and chasten, and console.

,, -rrr Um TALLEYKAND.—Dr. Ncron's Memoirs of

Talleyrand

he had to negotiate.

ranee death the representative of a northern

He has been well received.

friends. I TO THE ANTI-SLAVERY 3IEN OF INRomc features of the law we do not- Jike,. yet it is the bounden duty of every good citizen to see that tlie law, so lon^r as it re-

1 I

tive]y

termination. !rcvo]ution

jub.ed right to

legislative en-

actment, but a combination of men for the

rvt ?v»nn tnr Ihf*

purpose of resistance to any law before it is a mlw Element in

declared unconstitutional, becomes a mob so

mav jfjin us butso]icitousonly

„f

011r c.10sc as

live minutes after the trial, he was umnn, firmly trusting thai thiougli .'ur .lie

country subscribers against a sim- -w str, 1

aside all party brickerings and organizing could not be more generally circulated,

against the secret order of Know ?so .hings. Let the democracv of Montgomery county

soon to be forgotten. Democracy and

Know-Nothingism

the glorious example set before! some things. Newspapers are to pass thro ,1 v«' hroiVron in tbr curroundino-

T! .herevolution of February and ,bc Coupi' I*. if the article *», entirely outlived «if

conlainB lhe follo ing cbaracter of

convenience to change his determination. 1 ,. tvt,\ nrl tlm nonnlo i?ijlipfl tn destroy, and tne Any citizen has the undoub trv the constitutionality of a lei, iU ODlUlUU Ul ILliill

LlVtfJV UCIilallUrtlw*

jLX.

nonesty auu uuiu uyuLiuj, .. vj -. was done against it by mere diplomacy in and not authorized by law, they will

and proscription, and in favor of lhe

not be disturbed as to the members who

.d of husbanding, it for elective

sday last, one Dnngs ne»s ui tu»e«ai. nayne o. u. amen, ai.»uiw i.o. ,an

battles having been fought under the ey, £?. G. Daily, G. Marion

J. A. Cravens, S. 8. Harding, Ripley

county J. W. ^ri7'j»t, C^ss 1. ii. iiane)

Siiniutl Grimes, Carroll

prospects Nathaniel Field, Clark.

the raails free ot

are the two parties now

in thc field, the former the same old standby and safeguard of our Union, and thc latter the ghost of old whiggery, with its skeleton face hidden benath a mask.

NEAL DOW'S MOB.

The riot at Portland Maine, produced by the illegal conduct of Neal Dow, in pur-, chasing liquor in violation of his own law, resulting as it did in the murder of one citizen and the wounding of several others, by order of the great champion of the prohibitory liquor law, is producing, as it ought to produce, the most intense excitement throughout the country. If it serves to open the eyes of fmatics to the consequences of the passage of tyrannical and oppressive laws such as that about to be put in force in this State, the shedding of blood may not be without its good effects.

ty.[(J

ne luuuunu a stuuui. "'^thu wholesale purcnase

uel that a him the greatest honors, saying however ]iqiTors were by the unfor-j'Prince! Prince! you have rather exceed- pena]iv meted o1.at I family or ed my instructions,'" other ca=es.

IMANA. ing that

mains upon our statute books, be properly Wednesday, the 27th of June, at! was exhibited on the part of the crowd was enforced. We hope it will be. Ro far, we

A Ar fnr tho n1irnnS(, nf

1 0 A

into coniidcraLioa thc nt

causc_ T))e cri,is in our 0nini,jn,

our

!lt tim„

The Portland Argus, one of the oldest,

and his officers. They have seized liquor

raRt and

the formaliues of law were of little i^por-

tance in disposing of it. pirit manifested on tlie"part of the

approy:

4 O LIT I JLL V.<p></p>Connecticut

demands it. A remarkable political, of parlies, however, was singuiarly i-evcrs-

It lJ.lf* ift'IUIV

has ept thc

UVIIUVK.

gt A worki jn th(J:p0i c0^

has b^en

Q]d

...u.,-

elements in a deceptive triumph, But as are the evils of intemperance and

sincc the

the foe of caste, bigot-i!'w' /l/L

for the hon-

of pers,.,Veranco

and l||us #Trfdiog

WOuld

to our orS„nin-

ti.at instabiliiy that

lorm a new party, with a new name,

We deem it our duly to for every campaign, and thus freiter away thing as mulua con,ii.er.ee amons

Fassa«c

cn£CIK

,he side-walk is a penal of- brolherhood of all men. without regard to the commtinitr. ^enl Dow and Ins tro..- ,|?, rfn.lc. ee-t.. .„ndc„,»n. ...

1,1

LUIAAVU V» fcr a reai bles?ing ugon the people.

CdTThe National Democratic Stale C°m-!

State Convention for the purpose of nominating a ticket for State officers.

ablest, and most conservative papers in went against them. No movement enoal-c n= Minors nf Dnw's manner hoc rot. Vpen mails In disturb tVn» Alabama.

I^!S penetrating and gUmC(] would drive them into voting this }1(,r dispatch some by telegraph

Satanic glance revealed to him what their appropriation for pimps and spies, and thus ]1Cr Secretary of State. He is in a 1 language and attitude concealed, and at another afr^ravation to his already odithe same time he never hesitated to descend

Qus manner

to lies, dissimulation or perfidy. In this Then came the development in regard to sort of skill he founded a school. At his

of" executing the law.

-wholesale purchase of liquor by Mr.

WfnTant

!I.A.,,./1 N AII.-P 9 PRINNFK I i* A FPL./•. I***»«•.C«C«S\N

... lhe Prince de lalley-j^j before it was served. The impression rand has made his triumphal entry into hell.! pr(?t*v strong that the law was thus to Satan paid j)e

UrtO uttu uuuv O it

politics, spring-1 that any serious harm

-11

an,j

md if Court, gaily announced his death to M. gatuvday to cloak the transaction after the id to Guizot in these terms "En Men, have you

nqunr uy jur.

the attempt of the aldermen on

had been obtained for its seizure,

c}ieaje^( iin(i

that both Mr. Dow and the unfair means to escape the by him with a high hand

ttnu

in other cases. There was a pretty strong current of feel-

110

The undersigned respectfully invite you: would be done by letting Mr. Dnw's liquor I- Whatever of violence there

S to meet with them in Convention at Indian-. into the gutter. Whatever of vi

great moral or legal.wrong

taking directed wholly against this li The

the purpose of taking directed wholly against this liquor

state of our desire for the destruction of l.quor seemed

impera- to have become an epidemic. he position

v.,

Northern States ed the people wished to destroy, and the

with Mr. Dow at their head, were

done fur the defending it. We do not be .eve however,

r\ 1 *i_ 1! I r» A l'nnt fi nrCi\T

broken, if Mr. Dow and the military had kept,away,

ml,1

have bee.

true men done: But the presence of Mr. Dow brand- medi-a.iom

of the Maine

ii us have it understood that an anti-Sia\eiy The mo^t an^rv feelinfjs have hern l),,1,^'],',yri,!osn^r?f furni^hin'f 'the church with

Po((v

the sure: means oi lis trt- neighbor ha3 been setagainstj

at hh if)' the right result will come. Let us be neighbor, nnu brother against bro icr.--

,• st'-adfast in our work endeavoring to impart jfcn

0nce

prosecutions have been

friends look upon each other with I

a,1(1 dislrnst

„„J

scowl

C=' D0W'S

ser- norjC) can

Once mure, in the t.dih and coor.. odious law is enforced by that become the genuine discipies of the Truth, let us stand together for thc Right, such odious means.

Hendricks Geo. Vv. Julian, ^)an'v -.V.11:1' der was detected day before yesterday in Wayne S. C. Stevens, Madison b. \V.Rich-,

L/LRIRK, Jolui

Indiana were never briber .baa a the |'"'iniie papers of the State will pleaseM present time. Every where they are laying copy. Owing to the want of time, uie cab ... ...

4 A

darkly as

l)lc t|reet Thcre is n0

be none, in any city or place

ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE.—Timothy Dris-

nQv_ Qn tr|aj

^(jr

tjic

Tlm'p

Farenbaugh mur-

nUcmpt (o unfIermine

his cell. 'lie

attempt to undermine Jus cell. lie

scems to

]mve been under the impression

I IT r» NIRF Inlf nf TLLO

that the cellar under the east half of the

attempt,

for on the day it was discovered, and al-o

Anf.Trt^trtri:

This will lead to a irge increase of the cir- ^hich lie souqht to exculpate himself from a'nable I roper or a p. culavon of the Provincial journals, and con-j ^e charges brought against him, and

t}iejr

mittee of New York have appointed uednesdav, the 5th of September, as the time, TEXT FOR "SAM'S" FUNERAL SERMON.— and Syracuse as the place, for holding a JOB, Sth chap., Sth verse :—"For we are

g5C to hear him, were

THE KNOW NOTHING COUNCIL IN PHILADELPHIA. From the New York Tribune vie extract part of it? telegraph:

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, June 7. Com. Stockton's friends, alarmed at the formidable operation of George Law's army of runnes, telegraphed Stockton here last night and had a long consultation with him.

The South caucussed last night and the North do the same to-night. The Kansas debate was not allowed to go on to-day. The South had enough of it yesterday.

The Louisiana delegation were excluded this morning by a vote of 78 to 84. All the votes in their favor from the South.— The North and West and a part of the The North and West and a partoithe

Maine, speaks as follows of Dow's manner of enforcing the liquor law: As to the principal causes which produced this unhappy result, there can be but one thei Protestant test. opinion. The course which Mr. Dow hasj Jesse Mann, of New Hampshire underpursued in the execution of the new liquor took to touch upon Slavery this "fining, law ruthlessly searching private dwellings but was ruled ou or er r.m and pttkaffe* eomins by stca.boa, or P™££*»

has yet been made to disturb the Alabama delegation, who stand upon the same position as that of Louisana in throwing out

SSK* tZ

coming up to the mark nobly.

wherever they could find it, without war- PHILADELPHIA, June 7.

have^treated it, and its owners. The graud American banquet to-night is

body suspecled of belonging North was

Union^aving pro-slavery affiur. Every

breath in savintr it

ULMLUCILL-U* J.IUA

If has got any backbone, to ary ot fetate. xie is 111 a bad way.

Com. Stockton holds out at the Ashland House, and is very happy to make new acquaintances.

Live Oak must come on himself. Lieut. Saunders won't do. The North continues to 6tiflen.

The fact that the Tribune has an eye on them helps the weak-backed ones amazingly. •1

A live Jesuit is here—dropped down to-day to look after his Ivnow-Nothing friends.

Father Garland, of Maryland, the head of his order, Preston King and Amos luck had accidentally happened in.

,\I3E KICE.

Since his conviction Abe Rice has manifested a deeided changc in disposition, for better. He begins to realize his awful situation. His sister visited him on Sunday and the interview is said to have been an effecting scene. She advised him to turn his

feeling scene. She advised MM to turn 1.

.'Dis to be occupied in solt-rrtn

He has a great deal to do in

Tf it shall o'clock About a quarter past 1 verdict. came into Court with a W-'roict

them-

was

Uiillvj liU»» iliUOii »tnov*yuviv» uw .. 1 honesty and hard fighting, and how much not required by the exigences of .ie«. er stood the rendition of thc awful verdict

1,.qU°r

rortions

Let us or fanatics hive set spies to watch every man

w].)0

cuppecfed of being opposed to their

such

c1'1

UU Hit- lll^iu uou uu Ciil/A'iiS Ul I usual amount of talking, singing, "i c., for irf now Angag^l in ti.« inunui^top^ot Lurriw* a and l'.iifrjios of all df^cnntion.-, v.i.n-h ^iil nc iuithe purpose, no doubt, Ol drowning tlie I

cruiity of murder in the first..degree" and

can.

rif

m,,on,y

The prison-

isoner suffer death

that the pi

with apparent indifference.—Laf. Ameri

O^j-All but four countics in Virginia S[^ "^7^7" JSLihave been heard from, and give Wise a

LADIES SUITER.

ThA ladies of the Eanti^t Chnr.-U will prepare a -day evening. i"r hnrch with niihlic.—

Admittance--Lady and (r r: 11 111 11. ^»j •1

IT. «ii QS

F0RWARD1XG AND COMM1SSI0X

3IERCIIANT,

NORTH riKR. MANITOWOC. TTJSCONSIX.

WILI. FAY PtltfOFAL JO or.!:.KS rt.'i HVVI: O A.M)fciiirri.M.i EIIINOI. .?, LATH, 6ZC.

June 10. 1£5.". "'c"i2.

£TT£,

IUPOHThR AND JOiil'.tl'. OF

PAPER. H.rvGlAGS. H'UYX riHl- P1UMS, WINDOW TRIMMINGS, &C. AND

Manufacturer of Window Shades, i"'No. Of) Ila2ittoIih St., •'•'OPPOSITE YOUNG A3IKIUCA.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

i'as's- i^c ilS.'SEeHihc.tory.« WAVELAND, MONTGOMERY CO.. INDIANA. TH E marv countv and eimty liint he

nj!lhed t0^cudtoratrs

*/, uetfa Tt

?/*»•_ .. l.n .... l\i. ...1

,, _p,„n.' noise of Tim's operations.—Lafayette jour- My (iarriagK* have the advantMOuthtra in

cPAPti^o i"wtK Or O&TAGE. L-tllltl 1 7 tl'fi Stiiitj bcin^ Sti J* 'I with CCic»JZ£»u»y— 1 rU (r.-tt.inir aliead of the United Slates in

Q^7~The celebrated Mr. Hiss deliv^f^d a

PjSlage after July l.-t.— lecture in Boston on Wednesday evening, in. ».«•«,

inculpate some of his K. N. brethren. It Albany

was in the main a failure, and those who taken in.

at the lowest market prioer.-

ti tro ft

but of yesterday, and Know Nothing, be-i^x^E MILLION SHINGLES wsntod by cause our days upon earth $re a shadow." V-/ [april-iS, 1S55.]

vi:r kll in

patent couplet."1 CSTAli work %va.-ranttd.

ivelanci, Juiie 10,

niv.

cfruwt^rdsville, near the 1

Salem Railroad. The lot i.s a" by

1H4. and is £ncdy situated. Thc dwelling and cut honses arcin good repair, and th* property v.-ill be sold at a bargain. GKIir\FlN" JONM.

June 1G. 33,1-5. nl w3.

Shingles Wanted. ,ES wsntc-. GRAIIAM &-BHO.

FRESHJ)KUGS!

S O A IV & O 1 I

HAVEdoors

REMOXED their Drug establishment a few west of the old stand, immediately opposite the Court House, and havo.jnst rocoivoa an unusually largo and fresh apply" of

Dru^s & !?Iediciiies Faisals, Oils,

Dye Stuffs,

Window Glass/ ••lass Ware, Per i*ii mcry,

Stationary,

Fancy Articles, Gilt Mouldings,

(For picture frames)

The best of Ci

gars and Tobacco, and

Comprising a peneral assortment of all articles usually found in any Establishment. All "of which wo offer for HIIIC. on terms as liberal us those of any other Establishment of the kind in the Western Country. l'hysiciiuu}, and all others aro requested to coll and examine for themselves.

CUE STOCK IS COMPLETE.

Crawfordsville, Juno 1G, 1554. v6n48.-1

OWN,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,

WHITE-LEAD, OILS,

Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Brushes, Xc.t NO.

COMMERCIAL .13LOCK,

TAICL ."? this method of informing his numerous

ndeuvors to suit in. both in regard to quality

no designs on the ,1 and pri •«. choose to waste ^"l'hysich ieians will find it u. Mieir interest to call arid examine hisstook before purehtmlj!^ elsewhere

"Wliei

3, Uxwunicrcial 00—vt 1.17.

Attachment.

Writ .of Attachment issued and sum-

ii'ions not scrvcil. mid property h:is boon nUuohed, lr. John JJuil i.s horoby irommiuulud to unswor Churles II. OWL-IIina complaint, \vheroin

I10

claims

the sum of fifteen .tiollar.". unci unlws hu comes foren thc 'nl tliiy of July, ut 2 o'clock in the afternoon, uiii'. jileiul, Miswer or demur to coinpluint, it will hi t.iken it.s tuiifcssod mul judgment rendered su-ccrdin^tlv.

JOHN \\r. liUKK, J. 1'. [SEAL.]

Wil'i.son & McDonidd, Attorneys for riumtitf. .lunc uiiH'i).

The Blind Restored to Sight WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE.

DH. A. C. SCOTT, OCULIST, I'TAVlMi locr.ted in t,lie town of Crawfordsville, X"X Ind., where lie will {ii\'e liirf undivided attention to the treatment of

DISEASED OF THE

IIo refers the public Ur. J- 1- U: Di:jiwocp, who i." une "f the lnn.-t li^'inr"i^lied Oeulidtfl

L'niisvilio. Kv.. wl:os*i ?artl lippearri in mv bills. He run L.O "consulted ut tlio IIOI.TON IIUL-BE, on Main Htrect. [April 14, '05-n89.

A CAItl).

111

Mv daughter, about 2 years old, was taken with Pcpifulons Inflammation of the Eves, ol the most

n. v( n:l''iit chi'.rai'ter. she was totallv blind lor six

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thoughts to God ond seek to obtain 1 Li-S I .ijstin^uished iihys'U-ians but without HUCCCSH, and^l TTr nrnmisrd to do SO, and then placed her under tins treatment of lr. A.C. forLMveness. lie prorata uu

,],n.-mir time KIIC was treated by three

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nil(1 hv !lirf 8

,^tored

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idll she was

ii, j.erfect siirlit in the short time of Ave

,j(.,.t in the short time ot Ave

we. ks, and 1 take ]ileasure in rccoinmcnding biro to th

.he public, and particularly the afllicted. .1

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UT l'LUNKET.

8S»AII«C ?.r. IIoLTON. Cruwfordsvillo, Ind.. May 1S£

IXTERESTIXG TO FARMERS!

ATi&fciVfc' AUIOOTATOj*

Self-Raking Reaper 8c Mower,

J. II. MANNING'S

FATKNT ADJ L'riTADLE

Hciiper and 3Io\ver Combined, and Single

Just tiie Thine: for every Farmer lo Ilnre.

3I«i:iiLANi), GI!E«G & CO.

TTTOl'LI) .:iy to tiicir old iViendd and curttomera, \v tii:it tlii'V l) tv: the agency lor thc abovo iiiiincd UiTipor.s'nnd .Movi'cra, uti'f aro jrcpurcd to,. furnish th'..ni to nil v. lio may bo in need of them, on thii most iidvuniatrtous terms. Thc^e Hoapero jne (ht ino.-t su-.-fcsPfiii and pyrfwt comV)inution of I I!i per iMid Mower now in iir-o. as well u.i being thtt'.. bvrt Sinsrlfi Miii-hiiU! for cither imrposc. Alf the viu'ioi kinds of Il-tipcrs r.nd .Mowers have endenv--1 orcd to com]Kste with these the result ot.VJi i-v,in-tinier., lias hIIOWII their sup':rioiity. Over

TJUM'I". TnoCPA'.'ii 'f THE above nuined Machines have lvj^ii built "luring tie:' j«Pt suason, and used with Km'ikl trccrHs. yet the demand i.s notKupjiiifd. A warruii! vis trivon to en eh p:i rehaser that Uie Miiehinc.-! are well built ui.d of (rood materi»l»* and that th"v wii! jfciv as well asean (e done wita a .suytiio, aiid iieap UJS well a.- ean bu. LWN« With

'""v.'o Ji-iv«* »n hand 12 doz. Cradles ot Soythca. doz. S. ytb' O ik S'n:i*lw. d--2. Furies, 'i. 3 o: Tync.

W'n wmihl LE Impj.y to wait tipon BIL who ID»J| van*' of the abovo namo'l urtieloo. zr Chll »t U:«! ^)ld Stand '.f r.u.M M:ULAM. OKKGu & CO.

Crawford-", illn. May 1 o't—n4ttf

TOBACCO STORE/

TTrOl'LD respectfully inform tlio citizens of VV on'.fernery eonntv that he has removed his establishment to the stand formerly oc«uP«ed},v 'J'. D. Urown, and one door east of the /lolton li will keen constantly on hand a Iwg® ..-apply of CHOICE CKJAl.'S-

Experienced AVorkmeu sent to all purls of iU S.1IOKI TOBACCO. I Among his stock will be found a buperioj^ty,

IKO.NFV DKW, JIXM.V MND TWIST, VIKGIMA C'AV^OISH,

I? GOLJF J-KAF,

p.\ .vCAK ii.A A .N C. Ir*AKS, jft 31A NOLIAS.

PiilNCiriE-S,

the.r wit}l

R. SISCHO A CO.

other brands and qualities too nn-

inoroiH to mention. Orders from country dealftf* promptly l'11' at the* lo^vcftt raten. IIHV^IJ, LOoO. vC-no40tf.

fiScccivcd this Way. KEGS I'll re White Lead

2'"

,5".

20 White Zinc, (French) .000 HJF. Red Lead 2 bids. Turpentine .1 Linseed Oil 1- Japan Varniah

Ocnr. .«

1 rutty 2 Boxes Chrome Green

For sale low at No, 3, Commercial Block, by .Ton»3'W. T. D. BROWlf.