Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 January 1858 — Page 3

wcre gftt on botfd, and the other boato, wkkhoad Mflnordered off doriag the raging rfrlhg ire, ntarntd, the except rig/Which had been ordered off daringJM.night the officer in charge of her, hi3wiiu Mi Wood, and the hands, were pieMtipJ7 another boat. During the remaMur 'of the day, the following nigKt. an^lSttceeding day.^tLe whole of the haa^u iad icoojpa were 'engaged orking •J}® clearing the ship of •r water.

By tte eVtohing bf the iSth the 'erew succeeded in securing the stern -and getting 8teerage-way on the Bhi|. She had then drifted unru longitude 18 deg. 12 min. wrath. Captain Castle then set. *11 •ail and bore up in the hope of making Maaritlui, and to the joy of *11 oto board made that port in eight days, where her arrival and marvelous escape excited con* •idetrable sensation. The officers in corn's, mand of the troops speak in the highest terms of the conduct of Captain Castle during the trying occasion.

k'*: ••••. For th'e Review. jf*"""

LADOGA,

ion

IND., Jan. 20, 1868.

Mr.EDITOR

OP THE

REVIEW—SIR

that the people have had such opportunity .of ratification or rejection should, in every ease, accompany the application of a ternlory for admission as a State.

1). C. STOVK1?.

Wc do not wish to put 31 r. Stover in a •wrong position his course needs explanation, and if he can do himself justice, it is all right, fIc sa-ys lie was a member of the Committeo wluch reported Mr. A\ allace resoIntion back, and could not vote for the substitution of Mr. "Wallace's, in the place of llicir own, without stultifying himself.— Last week we said he voted against Mr. W.'s resolution, and that

rwas

all our

charge in -his card he himself admits lie voted against it twice, once in the committoe luoin and then in the Convention.

He prcfends to give Mr. W.'s resolution as originally offered by that gentleman, but 1 as he has cut the copy he sends from the

ScntineFs report, which 3Ir. W. has repeatedly pronounced erroneous, wc are afraid he hardly knew what the difference between the original resolution and that of tho committee was. Anyhow, if the difference between thcni was so small-, and Mr. S. was really a popular sovereignty man of the Douglas school, as wc now understand him to say he is, why did he not -rote for the original.

Additionnl. from Knnzns—The Election i. Returns.

ST.

HOUSE.—29

Louis, Jan. 21.

The Democrat has received returns from tlie Kauzas elections of the 21st of December and the 4th!of January, as published over tho signatures of Governor Denver and the presiding officers of the Territorial Legislature.

The votc on tho Constitution stands as follows: Constitution with slavery, 6,143 Constitution wit^oot/davcry 5G9. 1 .?

At the election on the 4th inst.,. the, Free State party were triumphant, electing nil their .candidates for State officers by an average'majority of 415.

SENATE.—-13

Free State and

Slavery.,,-.

Pro

Free State and 15 Pro

Slavery. j:.The majority against tho' Constitution, on the 4th inst,, was 10,226.

It is alleged that fraudulent votes were counted at Oxford, Shawnee, Kickapoo, and other places,

Estray Notice.

ri\AKEN UP by Bobort Webster, living in Coal CiMk Township, Montgomery County, Ind., OB the 18 th day orBeoember, 1857, one white

Ji Klaok filMr

Jacob Bennatt, before Edvard P. BannaUf »Ja»tioe of the Peace within und. for iba comity and filataafcf—aldt

Attert: ^^C^ASfJE,Oerk. wtaw 5- ,Iiy. .-i5^-.'

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OBDIHAJTCT.

SMC. 1. B« itordained byi tbq President Mid Trustees of the Tcrfrn of Crawfordsville th»t no person hereafter shall be permitted to sell at public auction any species of property within the corporate limits of said town, without being licensed so to do, except officers actingncting in their official capacity, and persons acting linger the authority of the Beveral Courts of the State of Indian*.

SEC.

2. Ani be it iurthor Ordained that any pctson dtiiroa* of acting a-pnblic auctioneer for the S41e of anfc«pecl£ of corp'ofate lliftits 6f Said Town,

SECtlie

MI^U

an article in your paper of the 16th hist., you hare done me injustice in the report of the vote I gave in the Convention.

The- facts are these: I was one of the Committee on Resolutions, and Mr. Wallace's resolution, when offered, was referred to thati committee. The committee agreed on a resolution making,the change as will appear below* Mr. Wallace seemed dissatisfied with the report and moved to substitute his original resolution foMhc one reported by the committee. Now, sir, as a member of that committc I could not vote against our own report without stulti» fyrng myself—hence I voted against the substitution. Mr. Wallace allowed his original resolution to be altered on its adoption as printed in the Sentinel next xlay—so as to be nearly identical with our report—which was an unequivocal declaration of the doctrine of "Popular Sovereignty." Your notice of that vote docs Wt disclose the facts as ihey are. Pleas6 copy the original resolution and the report of the committee, as taken from the official proceedings of the Convention/ |oniGlKAL RESOLUTION OF MR. WALLACE. "Rcsqfojcd, That w.e are.still in favor of 4he great doctrinc of the Kansas-Nebraska .biH and tlyit by a practical application of that doctrine, the people of a State or Tcrrilory arc inalienably vested with the right of ratifying or rcjccting, at the ballot box, •any constitution that iy,ay bo. framed for their government and that hereafter,- no Territory should he. admitted into the I

first obtftin

from the Treasurer of said corporation a license for thatpbrpbse, and no license shall be granted until the person wishing to sncL public auctioneer shall pav the sum of

FIFTEEN DOLLARS

b,,l- HATTERS

H-

a" State without a fair expression of the will of the people being first bad upon llic constitution accompanying the application for admission."

The resolution Avas referred to the Committee on Resolutions. THE RESOLUTION REPOl'TED UY THE OO.MMIT-

a trr\

T1:,::

The President announced that tlio Committee was ready to report on Mr. Wallace's resolution, referred to tlieni.

Mr. Chapman, of Jefferson, appeared for the Committo. lie said that the Committee had deliberated upon it in a spirit of conciliation. They had duly weighed it. And ho was instructed to report the following substitute:

Resolved, That we are still in favor of. ,• .. 1 ho great doctrine of (ha K.nttis.NeWh, |«««.*

the said Treasurer, and upon such payment the said Treasurer shall issue to snch person a license permitting him to act as a public auctioneer within sucli corporate limits for the term of one year from date of snch license.

it further Ordained that any person

desirous to aet as a public auctioneer for the sale of pWperty within the corporate limits of said Town for a less period than onoyear, shall be permitted so to do by paying to thc Treasurer of said Town Two Collars for the first day and One Dollar for each and every day thereafter he may thus desire tts sell, and upon such payment the Treasurer .shall issue a license to sucl) person permitting him to act as such public auctioneer within sticn or rporatc limits for the length of lime desired by such person.

This ordinance.to be in full force and virtue on and after the,tenth day of February, A. D. 1S5S. Attest Win. EOBERTSON, President,

The Only Exclusive Hat Cap House in

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

By the use of the French Comfor-

ira'-.ure] we warrant a psrfeDt lit. 4 We are ni:nmf:u'ti rir.t: ami reoeivinc fi'mn the enstrrn m:iniu'i elui'es ali of ihe misD i: s'li.oiiablc iui'1 improved styles Ila'a and ('aps. con fistin? of Heaver. t'e'r, Vilk, Soft Fur und wool lints. Cloth un Phuh Caps. Wc use none but the host material mid wariinit cati.-faction. Wo make to oriler and ic pair at s-fcort notice, dfn't. forjrei the place two doors west of the Knappcr IIou.se main street, Cr rs fords\i)le Tnd.

N.J?. Cn.lt niil for Furs. J(in2-3 v0n2G '53.

Magnificent Premiums!

Presented to the Subscribers of Graham's Illustrated Maisazine fur the New

Unprecedented lias attended "Oraham" to such ai:

5ill and that in the practical application Doubkll iS I'OnUfl* lirCUlailOn. of that doctrine the people of a State or cf ^-o evidence of t! increasing popularity of Territory Bhould have the right of ratify-1 this old mid favorite i^-rioclical could be given. ing or rcjccting at the ballot-box any Con- JYET!" STORIES.' XE1V ENGRAYstitution that may be formed for their gov- INGS, NEW WRITERS.' crnment and that hereafter the evidence

Aml

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Charles G-. Leland, Esq.,

"THIS

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AND

IS I.IIIIC A SKN.SHU.I:, SUX-

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The same attractive fi-ntures wliicli have characterized •'(iralram11 during 1357, and wliioli huvc tended so mateiially to increase iU pop'il. i:ty an circulation, will be continued durii.i: tin. year T'S.

TIIK FASHION AND liOMK nE?ARTl ENT The latest and best Knjravinjrs, w'th full and ]Iaih descriptions triven ench month, (t'the most serviceable and attractive costumes tor Ladies and Children.

Sixty Colored Plates: FIVE IN KYF.RY NUMHF.T:'.—maVintr in nil,(hiring the veal. SIXTY COLOItHIJ I'AMI-

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AN ORIGINAL STORY, Entitled "THE KING'S LOVE." By JOSEPH J. REED, one of onr most popular Anthers, will be eommciieed in the January Number, 1S5S: also an Original Poem by Geo. IT. Boker, Esq., And a GBEAT DOMESTIC STORY by

Mrs. B. C. HIRST,

"THE EASY TALK,"

A department which has been rendered so popnl*r by the Editor, CllAKLES G. LELAND, Ksq., will be marked feature dnrinp tho New- Year, and continue to merit, .sis heretofore, the high praise of both *.

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try—Sitftiltfr

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onps In Lbndon costing six dollarTa-

nieee Ifo homa in America should be without fine Hfe-Kke Portraits. For FIVE DOL-. LAKS, wo send Two copies of tho Magazine, one ycif, and one of cAch tho Portraits.

Address

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•i :t •'-Sir,-

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OTSARSAPAKILI.A,

S^ILLNOIA,

that the

II. R. CANINE, Clerk of tlie Hoard.

w. n. PARitten. H. FARBISH.

W. R. Parrish & Coif

ULOUS

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Think of it!—a Reautiful Three Dollar Magazine for $1.07 a year, to Clubs of Six or more.

VOL*.

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DOCS,

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and the

IODINE

POTASSIUM,

only preparation that is worthy of the least confidence of the public for the cure of those diseases arising CrOm an impure satte ofthe BLOOD^ or other fluids of the system, viz: Scrofula, Obstinate Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore

Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Cancers, Goitre, White Swellings, Fever

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POWERFUL CURATIVE PROPERTIES.

STANDING

and

DISEASE,LONGESTyield

icine is a

HEP.CURIAL DISEASES,

EASES.

SOKES

Amy&'SI

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T.AKES

Sores, Piles, Erysipelas,

WORST CASE3 OF

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and

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for

no matter how deeply it may

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SUCONDARTframe

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VENEREAL DIS

no matter how long it may have been in the system, or what may have bucn its effects. It will cure

no matter how canted, and

TIIEONLT MEDICINE THAT WILL.

For all

DISEASES^and-OLD.

SCROF

it is a rosmvG

All external applications are highly inconvenient and can only be temporary- in their effets. Tliis medicine attacks tho disease at its SOURCE,by purifying the

BLOOD,exciting

to a healthy action, changing theSecretions ofthe system, and by driving out all tlie

DISEASED FLUIDS

IMPURE

eause and.rendering the cure

and

of the body, thus removing the

CEIITAIX

and

PERMA-

ENT, It thoroughly eradicates every particle of MERCURY from the system, and will

AXREL

tlie

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SYPHILITIC

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yuius, and all

TAINTS

and

TOISONS,

HEREDITARY

aud restore tho system to a

perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY. AUTION TO THE UBLIC.—Be particular and asl: for Or. Easterly's Iodine'and Sarsapariiia, and take no other. Some dealers may tell you (when they liavo not'this)thev have some

OTHER

&ARSAP.iniLLA, equally good which they can pur eliase elic per. Believe them not. They tell yon '.his to got your money. ONE BOTTLE of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapariiia contains more CURATIVE PROPERTY than SIX of any other in use. Remember this is the medicine that has effected so many ASTONISHING CUilES in all parts o: theeountry." iS

E5F*Triee -?1 per bottle, or bottles for :J5. Prepared and sold by Dr.

EASTELY.

October 31, ISO1?—.vOnla-lly

southeast

eorner of Third and Chestnut strscts. St. Louis Mo., and liy all druggists throughout the Western ind Southern Strets, ..

TO MiVFfl AMD A(iUK SUM'lt3itEI{S.'

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A» n:ol Fev'er iiici-lenttb the Among all the CELEBIJATfcD REMEDIES for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank stand.-

Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. During the last five yei.rs this remedy has cured aver two hundred thousand cases, which has •stublished its cilicaey beyond all doubt and conKroverey as the BEST 'and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease. It is a POSITIVE GERE, both SPEEDY and PERMANENT. It will cure the WORST CASES, no matter of how long standing or HOW BAD. It will nlsu cure Knlargement of ti Spleen, Agaue Cakes, etc.

Bender, have you the Ague and Fever! Then procure 5)r. Easterly's Eovcr and Ague Kiilt- r. and use it according to the directions—n WILL critE

Have you FRIENDS sufi'ucin:

with A giie and 1'uvei'i Co tell them to procure Dr. Easterly's Tever and Ague KiHur, and snfier no longer. This is the medicine TO USE. for this plain reason: IT ALWAYS CUBES, and is perfectly HARMLESS to the most delicatc•onstitution, or tender infant.

J^"Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for §5. •^"Prepared by Dr. EASTE'RfAr, eo:ner o: Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., 10 whom all ordors must be addressed.

For sale by T. D, BROWN, Druggist Crawford villc and by Druggists generally throughout th United State.-:.

Holidays Arc Coming!

-A:- .!i xa:Tja-£5:^3s3

Has got s( me of the

E I E S A S E S O

r4':JhU

cDaguereotypes

That-was ever in this town. Cases to ho.Id from

ONE TO TEN PICTURES,

Something NEW and at Lair Prices, and defies all the competition of Montgomery County, Com billed togct'.ict to produce one half as Fine Pictures. -Call and see. aud you can help but sa\ so yourself, Now is the timo for those who wish to mako

HOLIDAY PRESENTS

To their Friends that will last as Ionir as time. Drc. 19w3. A. S. llL-CrllKS.

Administrators Notice.

NOTICF.

is hereby sriven that the undersigned

l:as been appointed administrator ofthe estate of George Zucl:. late of Montgomery County deceased, "snid estate is supposed to be solvent. Jan. 1G1S3S. 3w. JOilX S. GR \Y. administrator.

Administrators Sale.

ATOT1CE is hereby givan that I will sell at pnblN lie auction, on Saturday tho sixth day of Feb. ruary next at tlie late residence of (iecrge Zuek late "of Wayne' Township Montgomery County Indiana, now deceased, all his personal proparty consisting of com in the crjb and field, wheat in the bushel, a lot of cooper tools! farmincr utensils Ac. A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisment laws, JOLiN S. CRAY.

Jan. IS lSSSfSw administrator.

Notice of Insolvency.

&c.

EITM S.

One Copy, One ar, 00 Two Oo^e», S 0° Three Copies, One Year, 00 Six 10 00 f| Valuable Premiums to Subscribers. To every Three Dollar subscriber wc send, without cbarire, a copy of each.of tho Beauhfnl 1 orraits, inoil colors, of GEN. WASHINGTON aud IIENRY CLAY, match Pictures, which for beantv and artistic coloring, each in imitation of Oil Paintings havonerer before been equalled in this conn-

the April terni/lS57, of the court of common pleas of Montgomery-County,' tho-Estate of Voiess Hillycr, -dccensea, was "declaredprobably insolvent.

Creditors arc therefore notified that the same will be settled accordingly.: WILLIAM MISRER. Jan. 16tli 1S5S. 8w. administrator.

S O O O O S

AND

STATIONERY 1 A Supply of School Books and Stationery, EnA. velopes, Pens. Pen-holders, Tnk'r Visiting Cards, Slates, aud almost everything suitable for schools, kept constantly on hand at the Post Office.

Jan. 2-t 185S Sw. 1.6. KELSEY.

Estray Notice.

TAKEN

UP by Rees Davis, living in Brown Township, "Montgomery, county, Ind., on the 9th Jav of December, 1S57, ono "estray cow beast, of the following description, to wit: Red color, snow whito in the forehead, some white oil the back and belly,both hind legs white up to the hucks, no ear marks or brands perceivable, and supposed to be three year* ©Id last spring. Appraised- to (16,00 by Tyre G. Whittington and John Mills, on tho Soth day of December, A. D. 1S57, before Simon C. Davis, a Justice of the Peace in and for said county and State aforesaid.

Attest: V. C. yASCErClerk.

Sgeneral

ADDLERY A CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, a assortment received by .npii! 4.- Gw*m 4 BPBBBIBCI tJJifv j' ~Ci

•ST*S'

Goods at Anetiim

Priees!

this method of informing his numerous friends and patrons, that ho is

E E I N E

TO CLOSE OFF HIS

E N I E S TO O O O S

'BEFORE THE

First of February Next,

And with this end in view propose to offer to

CASH-BUYERS

Our stock consists of

PLAILJQ"

the

LIVER'

Ourst'ekof Gents furnishing Goods, consistinj of liuek and Cashmere Gloves," .Shirt- Drawers llats, Caps, i&e. is surpassed by none in town.

Kov. 5, ISoV.vol. 0, no. 20-ti'.

CAEBIAGE

AND

T^-TO

fif]TV-9. ., (f-'! 7 rpT.\ ]»rrj^r

At the old of

i)AVI

GARVDJI

OY I

The following unparalleled inducements.

PAUTOIT

SILKS, MERINOS. D'LAINES,

Scotch and French Plaids, Prints, Bleaeh'd and Bro\m Muslins.

€!oihhig, Bests ami Shoes,

Hats, Caps, Gloves,

HOSIERY, &c., All of which we now offer at

CO$T»COST,

FOR

CASH

•We wish all in want of Goods to give.us a call, md w'e will endeavor to satisfy thuin that this is no humbug. :.«ref

E E E

•^Tliat wc are bouiul to sell

$10,000 Worth cf f?03 ds,

IN TIIK NEXT SIXTY DAYS||

And offer such inducements to purchasers fs cannot fail to be satisfactory. Don't forget the place,

"WASHINGTON HALL BUILDING,"

OrrOSITE THE COURT-JIOIISE

At the Old Stand of

BAYIS& GARVIN JAC08 WLNN,

simP

BUGGIES

I I E A E I I 1 N E E

tomneiitioa Distanced!!!

S- MILLER being about to increase his »1._ady extensive facilities for manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & LIGHT VEHICLES

cf every description by associating as partners the undersigned practical workmen from date takes ihis method to inform his numerous customers and tlie public in general that they have facilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better and Neater Work than any similar establishment of the kii.d. Any person in wurit of good work would do well to call and examine for themselves before lmrchasing elsewhere. Eeing all practical workmen and employing none but the most skillful, and using the very best of material, together with our long acquaintance with the wants of this section of country, enables us to give the best satisfaction as regards

PRICE, AND DURABILITY OF WORK.

Rcfnnna executed with neatness and dispatch, iilso IllacksmithinL', Trimming. Painting Arc. All our work warrentcd one year.

Profundlv crate fill to a generous public for their past patronage, the senior partners respectfully solicit a continuance of the same to the new lirm.

Pisn J. S. Miller &• Co.. Market Street Xclrth of the Gourl house Square. J. S. MILLF.R.

H. HKl'FNEi:,

...... s. MiLLKK.

Sept. s, 105". rvO-n" ly. .r

Nhas

Administrator's Notice.

otice "is hereby given that the urrlersigned been appoiiite"-' Administrator of the estate of Julia Ann VTilhitc late of Montgomery Countv deceased. Said otatc i- solvent.

PISCIIAL F. WILI1ITE.

Jan. 9 vol. 9 no 25 3w. administrator

STATE OF INDIANA, MONTGOMKRY COUNTY.

Court of Common Pleas of said Conutj*. April Term A. D. tS5S. David T. Powers.^ plaintitF,-' '.t vs. Complaint to foreclose V.' John W. Guthrie, Mortgage. defendants .jr

WrHABEAS.

On the 29th day of December. A.

IsoT, in vacation ofsaid Court said plaintiff bv Wilson ahd McDonald, his attorneys.- tiled in the Clerk's otliee ot said Court his complaint in the above entitled cause, said plftlfititt* also tiled the affidavit of a disinterested person, setting fortli that said defendant is not a resident of the State of-Indiana. Therefore notice of the .filing and pendency ofsaid complaint is hereby given to the said dcfiiadant, John W. Guthrie, that ho may ap pear on the first day of the next term of said Court to be lioldcn in tb« Conrt llouse at Crawfordsville in said County of Montgomery, commencing on the first Monday of April next (1S5S) and answer said complaint. Attest:

VM.

Jan 1&—3w*w

TAXCE,

CIcTk.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE

is hereby given thst 1 will sell at private sale at Crftwfordsvillc, on and after the 13th day of February, I35S, the following real estate situate in the County of Montgomery in the State of Indiana, to-wit": Two-thirds of the west half of the north-east quarter of section 2S, township 19, range 3 west containing in all SO acres. Said land being property of which Edward Horn, late ofsaid County, deceased, died seized. Term of sale, one third to be paid down on day of sale, one third in six months and the balance in 12 months from day of sale, with approved .'security to secure the"purchase money. JOICN LEE,

Adm'r,de bonis ironi

/an. 16,1S5S, 5w.

the XTnfortwiate Victimar DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC. This'is a Safe nird Sp^citfic Care for Ct« norrhoee, Gleet, Strictures Scmina'

Weakness, Disases of the Kidneys, Biander,- find a!f Diseases of the Genital Organs This popular and specific remedy will cure all disea^fejof theGtenital'^rgfatis in a fewdayi. It1 has saved thousands upon thousands from ttc hands of MEKC1LES_S (DACKS, if not from a REEMATTR.r

GEAVE.

In caSa. of infcctioii DR. BA

KER'S SPECIFIC is the only SAFE nfid'SURE REMEDY. Have you a private. Disease? Do not neglectjt. If you go to ayegtilar Physician with your case, you

PEHIL

you goto an

HEALTH FOR LIEE.

your IvfiPUTATIOX. TC

QUACK

ADVEUTISIXO

you rEUii.

YOUR

Avoid both, and use DIJ-

BAKER'S SPECIFIC, which is vsrv agreeable to {.lie taste,and contauis- plain directions for nse.. Witli it you can CtJIlfe YOURSELF, and thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE. It will cure the worst cases of secret disease, and restore tho system to a perfect state of

HEALTH

X^T~ Prepared by Dr. EASTERLY. co"rner of Tliird and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.'Sold by T. B. BKOWN & CO. Drug gists, Crawfordsvillc, and by Drnggists generally throughout the United States.

STOP THAT COUGH. DR. CARTER'S COLGII BALSAM "Will Cure C'onghs, Cclds, Asshirsa, Cousunihtion, Broncliiii'v'Spitt ng of Blood.

Pain in the Side fs.ul lireast, 1* curisy. Whooping Cough, Croup. Liver t.'ompinint, Palpitation of the Heart, nud nil Diseases of the 'i'hroat, Cliest and Lnngs. ,^'j This' Balsam is beyond'- all-Klonbt tlie* most* pleasant and efiieacious remedy ever discovered for all diseases of the Tiiroair. Chest and L.uiiir^.— It has been thoroughly ti-stod, and is uni vei.-alyl and is universally dcknowledged by Physicians. Drugsrists, and all w'hohavc use it, as the I'ESI REMEDY now offered to the Public for Pulmonary Complaints. /,

Teo mtteh care and attention cannot b-i given to Diseases of the Liuigs. Reader, have yov a Cold. Cough, or any disca^e of tl-.e I.nr.gs? Do notrneglect it. Millions of the young, the fashionable and tho gay. are annual!\ consigned, toil premature grave by neglecting to attend to a common cold. Colds and Coughs lend to CONSUMPTION, and if not removed by a prop er remedy, then to an early death. Be advised in time. Procure at once that celebrated remedy —DR. CARTAR'SCOUGII BALSAM—which has cured thousands upon thousands after l'hy*iciai nnd

AI.I. JCOTEIJ EEMEDITS

St.J.cui.4. Mo

J3g?".For sale hy I. BuOW N, diuggiat..Ci.i\/fordsville- and !ty Drntrgists srenerally tnroughout the United States.

-/rasaxrcxzsr

Campbell, G&ley & HarterJ

Largest and Only Exclusive

m-- E A S

HARDWARE STORE IX

Montgomery County.

NO. 7 COMMEItCIAI. IJI.OC'K,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND'."'

Godcv's Ladv's BEOH.

t/ 4'

Terms, Oash in Advance,

Cue copy one year $

Two copies 1 Tl:icc copies one year S 3 Five copies one year, and an extra copy to the person sending the club, making six copies, £10 Eight copies one ye.-ir, and an extra copy to the cisc sending the club, making 'J copies, .N1, Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy to the persons, ending the club, making twelve

Any person having sent a club will have the privilege of adding one or more copies at the same club rates. The above Terms cannot be deviated from, no matter lic,w many are ordered.

And the ONLY magazine that can be introduced into any of the above clubs is Arthur's Home Magazine." One or more of that wor'-: can be included in a club i:i the place of the Lady's Book if preferred. Special Clubbing with other Magazines Godev's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine both one year for £3 DO Gouey's Lady's Book and Harper's Maguit'.no both one year for I 50 Godev's Lady's Boole, Harper's Magazihe, and T-

Artluir's liomu Magazine one year--.- 00 The above is the only way we can club with Harper's Magazine. The money must all be sent at one time for any of the filubs.

Ten r.iul Twelve cent Stamps arc not taken in sums over One Dollar. Registering letters has not been found any secu ritv for the sate trai^mi.-sion of money. Drafts, when .they can be prucured. are the .vafest way oi remitting.

J5f°Additions of one or more to clubs arc received at club prices. SSfA Specimen or Specimens will be sent direct to any person making the request. can alwavs sii pp back numbers for the vear. as the work is stereotyped.

Club Subscribers will be sent to any post-olfice where tho subscriber may reside. It six or inore copics are ordered, the Book will be sent to as manv differentpost-oiliec® it desired.

Subscribers in the British Produces, who send for clubs, must remit 02 et-rts extra on c-vcry subscriber, .to iv the American pi.stage to,.thji lines.

Address L. A.GODEV, 8-23 Chestnut-Street, Philadelphia, 1 a. Dec. 12,1357. ......

Executor's Sale

Helmbold's Genuine Preparation

nitnLAoxcrflti?! rnjirlulo fiufi EXTRACT BCrni'. For, DLwascs'of the Bladder, Kid Keys,

Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Ohs ftri?ctiffts,f8teret jDiseases, Female Cbvi0dints, and r® all Dislw".v of the

Sexual Organs*:?

0 ...... Arising from Excesses nnd Tnipruilencies in life. and removing alt improper Discharges from the Bladder, Kidneys, oi S«suai Organs, whither existiug.iu i* *. -J

JIALF. OH Fr."9AT,K.

From whatever cause thev mav iiave originated. A.,1 Kutter of I,.w i~» Giving Health (ind, igor to tJte Frames »tanf!y ptittiii»r

ind

Joy

axn

TI RITT.

Price $1 50 per bottle.

,'S thing, flencrai

Skin. Pallid Countcuiuee and Ki'U|iions on the Faee.iPaSn iiTtlie^BaaK, Heaviness of the F.yeiids, 1-vequcnt-)y Black Sp-its Flying f-before the Ejes, with Temio-

,CI^

r-,

USU-n

nnd Loss of S!:rht: Want of Attention. Great 7d6'bility. Restlessness, with Horror of Society. NofTiing is more Dcsirablo to such Patici ts that S. litude, and Nothing -T J. thev more Dread for fear ot '''hem.-iAvos no l\epose of

Manner, no Earnestness J. ,: no Speeulnti'ui. but a -j^. liliriied Tiausi- V, ...: -j, rtion from oi:e fn'.iirnto another. yni jitoir.P, ii'allowed to go

I'll"

had failed, and the pa-

tienthad been given up by friends to die. No person atllictcd with a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Throat' Chester Lurgs, will be just to themselves if tliey go down to the grave without using DR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM. It will cure if a cure, be po.-siblo. 5^"Pricc 25 cants and $1 00 per bottle siri'repared by Dr. 3-:. EASTERLY 'Southeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets,

on —which non folliiws

this medicine invarialdv removes--s LOSS OF POWER. i'ATUl'i'V, AND EP1 Lh'.l'TlC FITS—in one of which thft patient may expire.iJ--Who can say that these excesses arc not frequently fol'owed by those direful disease?—INSANITY^ AKD CONsFM PTl^K? "The records of the INSANK ASYI.FMS. and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION", bear amide witness to-the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition appears. Thecttmitennnco is actually* scdden and quite destitute—neither mirth or Grief ever visits ir. Should a sound of the vence occur, it is rarely articulate. "With woeful uteafiurfcs wau.despair!!

Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled/' Debility is niost.t"rrihle! and has brought thousands up'.n thousand.

vto

uutimeh- graves, thus

blasting tho ambition of many noble youths. It can bo cured 1-v the use of this

IN A I E E

IF, Y.

If von arc suffering.with any of lie above distressing ailments, the! LLII) JVATRACT.JHJC1IU will cure you. Try it and I convinced tf itscf-»---!cy- "j. .' vr Bcivurc 'of Quack Nosh urns and Quack

Doelot s-,

who falsely boast of ab.'lnu i»ul references. Citizens know and avi.id them, and save Long Suffering, Money, and Export e, by fending or calling for a bottle of this Popular and SPECIFIC R.'iMEDY.

It allays all pain aud inflamation. is perfectly pleasant in its taste and odor, but immediate in its action.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, Is prepared directly according to the rulesof PIIA11M A AND CIIE 3f IS T11Y. with tlie greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge and "care devoted in its combination. See l'lofessr.r DEW EES' Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and most of the late Standard Works.of .Medicine.

One hundred Dollars will he paid to any Physician v. ho can |prove that the Medicine ever injured a Patient: mid the testimony of thousands can be 1 reduced to prove that it does great good. Cases of frr 111 'ne week to thirteen year's standing have been effected. The ina.-s of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in possession ot the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative powers, is immune, embracing names well kmw to

Sciencf :i id l''amc.

100^000 Bottles have been Sold. and not,a single instance of a failure has been reported 1

Pcrsonaliv appeared before me. an Alderman of he City of Philadelphia, H. T. HELM BOLD, t.'bemiht. who being duly swoiti does say, that his preparation contains no Nanolie, Mercury or 111— •urious Ding, but are purely Vegetable. 11. T. II ELM H.b. Sole Manufacturer.

Sworn and sidiscribed before me this i! 3d day of November,.155-1. WM. P. Iiir.BAKD, Alderman.

Prict c-j, Dt-livt red Uldr iablo and re.-'ponsible Certifi-

per Hot If. 1

.v'.-5

Accompanied by reliab cates from prof'es.^ors of Meuical Colic men and others.

ALSO

Aministratcr's Sale. I

Nauetio

otiec-ii licrby jrivon that I wiU.^ell at pt blic

ction

011

I will sell at public

.ALSO.—At tho same time and place the mdersiened will sell at public sale the following described property Four head of yoHng horses, one two horse wagon, one set of harness, togethor with farming utensils. Terms the sanjc as in tho above executors sale. J- C. II. -SWAN. ».

Jan. 0 15o?j vol. ?n20 1

-x.

Clcrgy-

Pieparcd and sold by II. T. I1ELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist. No. f2 South Tenth St., below Chestnut,

Assembly Buildings, Phila. STTo he had.of ANSON & POWERS, Craw I'ordr-ville, Indiana, and of all DniL'gists and Dealers throughout the United States. Canada.^ and Bri i.-ii Pro\inces.

WM. P. \VATS0N

inery

11 haiiMj olio uocr

\TTOi LD inform tho VV Co'.uity that be kcci« North of Elston ic Lane'. Bank,

LEA-T'aMEE. fit almost every description. viz: CINCINNATI OAK-TANNK1) SOI.K

BUFFALO SOLE,

CINCINNATI KIP UPPER AND CALF, FRENCH KIP AND CALF, CITY I[AIIXJ'S.

FINDING:? OF EVERY DESCRIPTION*.

t'iish Paid lor Hide*.

Nov. ^i-vC'nlitf. '3

Monday the 1st dav^of February „f Elins Oliver

lP.'jS.atthclate residdiicc of_.Ioltri Elliot. ia:ie of

Adnnm&tratrix Sale.

HE niulerwsrned Administratri.t of the estate •will sell at pubiio 0:1c-

or| ori

Montgomery County dccenrcd, l'..s cr:*ona! 1 the personal property of said d.-e., except that erty consisting in part of tlie following articles, v\-Iiicli is taken bv the widow, consisting of Horses to-wit: horses,cattle, sheep wheat in the bushel, Farming Utensils, and otiier artieles wheat in the ground, buckwheat, com, oats, hay, tno numerotis to mention. Mdd sale to take hojrs, farmiiiL' utensils. 1

wagon.

1 buggy, house pjac(J ,lt

T,K.sflay the lit!, day of Janhary. 1

t|ic

]ltte

r(.si,l(nice

hofd and kitchen furtiiture. township. Mont^omcrv comity. Ind. A credit of TERMS:—A crcdit of ten months will be kivpii

tweiv0 in.,nths

of ha dec., iu Union

will be' given on ail sums orer an.

Hail! Hail!! Hail!!!

TAKE this melhol to inform thr^se who arc in-

for,IUs«prliu^T

iicrfi Si. aii near the quested and expected to make" «(-ttlemei.t immedi-

of Elliot Williite deceased, 1 ... .. the following articles, one two horse bugjry, bed ing hereafter must be paid at the time of fihngthe and beddfng 1 btrreau and a lot of silverware, &e.t instrument for record.

TERMS —A crcdit ofO months will be sriven on nil sums of three dollars and over, the purchaser piving his note with security waiving benefit of Valuation laws. PASCHIAL F. WILHITE.

that tiiey arc re-

-\Totice is hereby given that L\ auction on Saturday the ISSS.atthe residence of Joseph siutli west part of the town of Crawfordsville,! 5tei\% tlie personal iropertv of Julia A. Wilhite deceased, heed iO tins cad.as 1 intend alter the •5^ par^f nr4funeouS in my' oHic^aB US First Door West of Allen, Galcy Kec-

Vou that are interested will do well to take tenth of Jan

GEO. 1*. ALEXANDER, II. M. C.

Jan. 2, 5S-v'.m'24w3. ... "Estray Notice-

TAKEN

Executor.

TP by James M. Rice living in Brown Township. Montgomery County, Iodiana, one estray roau Filly, supposed to be two years old last sprinc some dark specks on the rump, apraised at thirty seven dollars by J. M. Evans and Thomas Kepler, before Robert w. (iambic, a Justice of tho Peaee within and for said Township and countv aforesaid. J"" -113.x:.

Attest W- C.,VANCE., Clerk. •i ,-v -t iij'f*

-&ARR!A6ES CARBIA8E81!

":E, Dsi

LIT! nKIBIirfJIS'ilfiillSilLEIiOUm. j. Grcatful f-jr past f.tvo'x, would rerpoctfuily in--li-iUi il.o public,.that he Las

Bfcitni to the Pallid heck. ,f I\i.^hio)utMe. Durable and cheapest,

to The i^frlicted.

It crircs Jscrvoifs and Debilitated Sufferers, and lon o\cs nil the Symptoms, among which will 1 foiraI"?0 '-.CT

Tiulisposftir.n I""* to Exertion. Lo.-s of Power, hissof Mem- •'N ory. Diflicuitv r. p,rca-

:V»\'akness !f-.

.. Horror of D-sease. AYoak .y"-| Nerves.-Trembling, Dreadt'ul 'Iloiror of Death. "Xiglif Sweats,

Cold Feet. Witkefnlness. Dimiiess of t1-1 Vision, Languor, Uuiversi.l Lassi.ude of. thCjMp.fcpjar Pvstijji^. JJJton. Jjuo^inotMff Appctfte, wftii "Dy'siicptie?'H^nptoms, -Hot Hands. Eiushins of the Body, Tjryress of t!ie

0'¥,EI)' f6 .\f i"liy«tr't-t

door* seen-

SPlSliB

[CARRIIFI S, BUSCSESJ,'

'p&ivr.'wre'e •xs

Ever off?red- in this market (Ind

at"

EABTESi'.PEIOES.

Enrployiucr lirnn competent anil -c:rjwrifnecd trftr.femin-in 0a(-h thijiartmerit—usimr urtoii butnho v\ry. E jislorii timber, wells :uonc*I. Having thcs^Ta ,iliti's, Iw Hatters hiniieh'( without j/.isV lit! cltii give better Work for less money, than unjj?^

a THE IVES TA BL TS TIME NT IN

THE I! EST.- '(•.

Any ptifson wanlinij ii gnuJ and

Cli EAP ARRI AGE,

would do well to call, us ho has a fjw left of Lho late tilm, which will be sold low •, -t

O A S

fl.o All Of uhich warranted

to ("J one year. *"Hepair?. Blacks:nithinir, Painting. Tritnininu'. Ac., done on the shortest notice, as cheap as the cheapest ami warrentcd to giva satisfaction, or no pay required. Old work taken in exchange for New. Sicn,

I)MlfJHTON'S CAKRJAGFI FACTORY, i)ce. 20, 11-j-'. ly

i" FiiESH ARJUVAL"

NEW BOOKS, &C, 8TC,

THE

underrigned lias.i.ust -v.'cefveu :s lieiv addition to his stock, conni-stinsr of

BLA NIFBOOKS .f- S TA TIONER Y,

O O N I S "y. Pin^SES AND POCKKT

A'T

B00KSV

of all kinds, I

Fjuiiily & Fockel Bibles, Tcslaraoiits,

PORTFOLIOS AND ALBUMS,

O E N S A N E N I S SCRAP JIOOKS, BANKERS CASES,

And various other article too tedious to mention. Don't fail to call Dec. !'J '."7 vt'n^-.'tf.

No 1 Empire Block. F. M. IIEATON.",

Still More Important!

NOT AHEAD OF THE TUBES!!

NOR THEPMS AHEAD OF US IF

NO BETTER ARTICLES KEPT

AND

XO TIOI'SE CAN" UN Kit SELL US

and

~\~%TK are with you in an tiling you want' 7 you can buy at the New fctore of

C. W. PRATHER

Whatever the tfatidy, or plain and neat may fancy. Golds to suit any and every body. Uur Stock Of

DRV GOODS, EOOTS, SHOES,

HATS, CAPS

GLOTHIAJG

FANCY DRY GOODS,

1 rKXSIV.4 11 r* CI TM^KY,

FoR THE

FA I A. AND WINTER TRADJ^' A

Is now complete: nnd we invite the attention of purchasers to an examination of onr

I- STYLKS A.\i).E'KICES}

Before purehasin? elsewl'.cre: a a wc feci 'con fiI dt nt that we

ordinarv tr

11 offer indueeii ents. (piitc as extra-

as an

other establishment iu the Cotm-.

I\ To

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS

Our Motto Is

"t-'-LMi: AM) Li:T LIVE!"

COH:."%'Ts'2¥ :sSl«D5J€i

Ofall kinds taken in exchange for goods. Stora on Main St., doors Etst of Crane House, and im mediately opposite the Court House, Crnwford-i-ville, Ind. y-

iC.

W. PRATHEi:.!'~v

0. G. &ii. A. \VILIIlTE,j

A I O S

Have recently opened a

N E W Establishment.

For ihe manufacturing of all kiuds of

1 111 n' Clothing

STREET,

runs' Store.

They respectfully solicit the pstronago of tLo citi.'cnsof Cr8Wi''ord^vil!c ami vicinity. Ali work done to order aiul with "the greatMt dispatch. Sept. 12 "STrOiiS-lf,-*-

Administrator's Notice.

Notice

is lioreby given that tho undersigned Jiaa been appointed Administrator of the fcitato of John Elliot late of Montgomery County deceased. Said.estate is supposed to be solvent.

SAMUEL GILL1LANI).

Jan.? I?-"!?, vol. n,'5

Zw.

adiniuisttator.f'

T-,