Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 March 1858 — Page 3

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Om MMUJsolemn thought

,_y_* i-' Come* to me o're and o'r« I'm Mint my home to-day Thin Prs crer b*en before.'

nNNr my Father's house,

.. Where the many mansions be

v. -u-.i Hearer tbe (Mat white" throne, Nearer the jaapet Ma.

|5j j^arSr the Bound of life **i^WhereSre 1st oar burdens

In by-gone years the practice of flogging has been carried to a very unjustifiable extent in the British army, but sibout ten years ago, owing to the death of a private

at the Hounslow Barracks, from the effects of a severe flogging that had been adminiatered to him, an attempt was made to abolish corporal punishment in the army

altogether. Though unsuccessful in their attempt to pass such a law, the friends of

the measure succeeded in materially modi

fying the evil. No court martial cab now acbtence an offender to receive more than thirty lashes for any offcnce, however liein©us, that may have been committed:

That truth is stranger than fiction is proved by the following statement of an actual occurrence in merry England, showing that the horrible stories invented by the British about the sepoys in India do not come up to the real tortures that they inflict upon their own soldiers. The morning of the 6th of February, a private in the •Sixth Northumberland Fusiliers underwent the sentence of a court martial, doomling him to receive 450 gashes, cut at the rate of nine at a time, into his back. An eye witness furnishes ilic Northern Express with the following description of this piecc of ruflianism: "The poor victim to military tyranny— tk tn«n vriiC has seen better circumstances, and is, we hear, connected with a distinguished family in tlio north of Ireland— when ordered to strip, sterniy and steadily refused. On this, sixteen of tho strongest and most muscular men stood fonva: and hurled liim, face downward, ou the Btone pavement of the rackcPcourt. He manfully resisted this indignity, and, with voice trembling with emotion, requested "V them to take his life but spafe him this dishonor. A few moments, however, and he was stripped and tied to the triangles.

And now began a scene which requires an abler pen than mine to describe. Forth etepped one of the largest drummers, arrn,cd with a 'cat,' the length of the handle of which being eight inches, the nine-tails, ilic e:uuc length, not, as your correspond ,_cnt states, armed .with lead, but with pentagonal pieces of casc-hnrdciied steel, cigh-tv-onc in number. At the first blow of the •cat,' a piercing and unearthly shriek rung from the. strong man in his agony! Ilis lacerated flesh gaped under the blow, and

Jumps of lies!), at caeh fresh blow, were detached from his bleeding back, and hung nbout the walls of the racket-court, and on the clothes of those standing by. The .. ctern Colonel, compelled to be au unwilling witness, turned, and leaning on the nrm of the equally affected Major, covered his face with his handkerchief^while deep sighs agitated his manly bosom, and plainly showed the struggle that was going on within. The .surgeon, a most humane man, was obliged to be supported by his hospital sergeant, who, from time to time, rid,^ministered to him restoratives, as well as to the suffering soldier. Man after man fell from the ranks, carried away fainting 'tears bedewed the laces of nearly all the officers, and at length the poor sufferer was released from his torture^to linger iu rajiospital, where he now lies, the'whole of his spine being laid bare, and gangrene jims ensued, leaving the tortured and laccratcd wretch in such a state that every

Christian cau only hope that death, as it must do, will soon release him from his .sufferings."

The Northern Express adds—" At the fortjr-fifth stroke of the instrument—that is, after receiving 405 gashes'—the unhap..py wretch, whom fortune saved from the hands of an Indian to fall into the hands of an English Ncna Sahib, positively burst his bonds in the contortions of agony, aud fell in a bloody heap to the ground. lie was again tied up and the other forty-five wounds were inflicted. Not a single drop of Christian blood could the Shylocks of jthe Fusiliers be persuaded to abate.—

Their victim received the full talc, and .-was carried to the hospital delirious, in a rstntc which rendered it doubtful whether, rin the event-of his physical recovery, he would not be the inmate of a madhouse for life. This is surely a horrible affair."

|®"Anti-Lccompton Democrats will no doubt find plenty of pretended sympathisers among the Black Republicans.— The old traduccrs of Judge Douglas will approach his Democratic friends with lugubrious faces and deplore tho treatment iie sad his friends have received from the .-administration. After having covcrcd the ,.l0B^las Democrats with a due amount of saliva, they will beg'n to put out feelers in ••yegard to the State election. They will gay with a sanctimonious face, that they t«aae nothing about paity—that they would as leave vote for a Democrat as anybody -!else were it not for this Lecompton question, but that they consider it their duty to vote for the Republican ticket because it is anti-Lccompton, and they hope all Douglas

Democrats will join them. JNo true Democrat, let him be ever so strongly anti-Lccoiupton will be deceived bysueh soft sawder and special pleading tibis. There is a wide and impassable golf between the Black Republicans and faftti-Lecompton Democrats on this question. The Republicans oppose the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution because that Constitution tolerates slavery. The anti-Lecompton Democrats oppose it because the Constitution was not submitted to.the people, in violation, as they conceive, of the Democratic doctrine of popular sovereignty. 'The Black Republicans resolved at their

Ute State Convention, that it was the duty Congress to prohibit slavery in the Ter^itones. By the enactment of the Kan. •^fas-Nsbraska bill, the Democratic party deolarsd themssUss opposad to all Con-

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Jay

tii Nearer leaving my croee, Nearer wearing my crown.

^LOGGING IN TBE BRITISH ARMY. The following story is at the present time go'iflg the rounds of the papers in this country. From what we know of English military law, we have no hesitation in say"fag that the statement is destitute of truth.

gresaional intervention whatever on the iobje giaveiy. JThey aaid let the-peo-ple at (be State*'aad T«rritorie4

SACK Fi.OI:it,

50 lb sacks

WHEAT. Imsli COBX, bushOATS, bush Il A V. $ tOll POTATOES. $ bush ArrLEs, (irreen hush*. do (dried) bush PEACHES, do ^bush-. WHITE BEANS. $ bush TIMOTHY

SEED, bush--.

CHICKENS. *f? doz COFFEE.$ tb SI-OAK, $ Hi MOLASSES, gal BUTTER. $ lb ElKJS. doz CHEESE, tt SALT, f? bhl Colts MEAL. bush

settle this

matter for themselves respectively. Had the Lecompton Constitotibn leen presented to Congress approved by the votes of the people of Kansas, .the Black BepubUcans would still have opposed her admission. They would have cried ont that "Kansas was, cohsecrated to freedom by the Missouri compromise," and never by any act of theirs would they even seem to sanction the repeal of that "sacred compact as

On the contrary bad theLccompton constitution made Kansas a free instead of a slave 8tate, against, as they conceivcd, the wished of J&e people of Kansas, none would have -Opposed it more strenuously than' the anti-Lecompton Democrats.— They Would have insisted upon the fulfillment of all the requirements, express and implied, of the Nebraska bill. They would have said to the Black Republicans that the people of Kansas must have the kind of institutions they wanted

There is no possible reason, however,

for this Lecompton business entering into

thc ensuing canvass in Indiana. If Kan-

sas is not-admitted under the Lecompton

contrivance at this sesMon of Congress,

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she will never be admitted (under that in-

•. yv 1 BuJ bv kIlv tUn II VUOlUlilvl vllilw

Carolina Democrats, in the days of nulifi- always find good stock of every thing in the catcation, it was no evidence that Jackson had turned Federalist or that Webster had turned Democrat. Because 3Iason, Hunter, Yule, Butler, Soule, Jeff. Davis, and Atchinson, fought side by side with Seward, Hale, and Chase, against the Compromise measures, in 1850, it was no evidence that the former had turned Abolitionists or the latter fire eaters. Men of the most antagoiiistic: views arc very frequently thrown togeilier by .accident, but this is no reason why either should be charged with having abandoned their distinctive principles.—Nciv Albany Ledger.

YElI, THE CI1I.\ESS GOVEItXOU OF CA XTOX. If he had six headmen in his train, and if we all stood kidnapped before him, he could not hold his head more haughty. It is a huge, sensual, flat face. The profile is nearly straight from the eyebrow to the chin, lie wears his mandarin cap, his red button, and his peacock's tail, but in other respects has the ordinary quilted blue tunic and loose breeches, the universal winter wear of this part of China. lie seats himself in an arm chair, and some inferior mandarins, who have pressed in after him, stand round and make him a little court. Tho officers who fill tho room are passing to and fro upon their duties, and of course refrain from staring sit him. Vet no one can look upon that face without feeling that he is in tho presence of an extraordinary man. There is a ferocity al.o-it that restless, roving eye which almost makes you shrink from it. It is the expression of a fierce and angry, but not courageous animal. While the long nails of his'di rty fingers arc trembling against the table, and his eves are raniiimj into

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ORDINANCE, NO. 2.

Sec. 1. Beit ordained by the President and Trustees of the Towu of Crawfordsvillo, tl• nt iL shall be unlawful for any person or persons to let to marcs or Jennets any Stallion or Jack within tho corporate limits ot said town, or to exhibit any Stallion or Jack within said corporate limits, and any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordii .mica shall be doomed jpiiltv of a misdemeanor and shall be fined five dollars for each and even,- violation of this ordinance.

Sec. 2. This Ordinnnco -shall be in full force J*I effect on alul after the 20th dav of March A. D. 1S5S. Win. ROBF.RTSOS, President.

II. R. CANINE, Clerk of the Board. March rtth, 1S5S, Sw.

Ordinance.

Sic. 1. Bo it ordained i-y the. President and Trustees of the Town of Crawfordsvillo. that Sccti«ns third and fourth (3 4) of an Ordinanco rcpiilntirfr tho granting of License, passed by die said Corporation of tire' Town* of Crawfordsville, on the 24th day of January. A. D. 1S55, ho ond the same is now hcrebv4 repeal^.

WM. feBERTSON, President.

II. R. CANINE. Clerk of the Board. March 12,1S53. nS4ir3.

Crash! Crash! Crash!

v, Gocs^tfie Boxes of

Spring aid Summer O O S

now rolling into tho store of

O I I II S E [that

CAN ssy to the citizens of. Montgomery county niy stock of Staple & Fancy Dry Goods is now on hiinds, and ia one of choice'selection for the spring and summer trade ot"

N. B. I will take all kinds of Prodnce in exehamn for goods, at the market price. J. H. 8HUE.

March 30,1858. T»n85.

"Sheriff's Sale.r j?

Bcomity,

and

strument) at all, as the session will tcrmi- Crockery, Glass & Stone Ware, nate before onr State election comes..off The stock .is very largo, and cannot be ontimerathe qnstion will be finally determined one ted in an advertisement, as the assortment is enway or the other before the people are tirelv too larce. But enoneh is to say that you n.j.k re -v- -4. can all get suited at your own prices. We have called Upon to vote. It ivansas is admit- heavy Stock of Whips anu Lashes, from IS inted under the Lecompton instrument, of ches to 14 feet long and a very largo and coracourse she will have to stay in. Once in,

plete

March 20, IS.'iS. VCIIOJ.

face, his pose of dignity is too palpably Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view- of the simulated to inspire respect, evcu if you awml destruction ot human life,caused hy Sexual „.,i in. diseases.and the deceptions practised upon the uncoulil forget his deeds. But no one can

CRAWFOEDSVILLE MARKET. REVIEW OFFICE, March lOtli. lioS. «4,00 Fr.ocn. bhl

v.* Notice. .-

TIIE

regular annual mooting of the Stockholders of the CLKVKLAN'D AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, in Indiana, will be held at the ottiee'of Messrs. Boone Shannon, in the town of Lebanon. Boohc county. Indiana, at one o'clock. I'. M., on the second Wednesday (14th day) of April, 1S"3, for tho purpose of eleetiiiL' Directors of said Company to servo for the ensuing year. Bv order of the Board of Directors,

Attest: J. M. S1IARPE. Secretary. March 'io, 1ST5. n3owl.

Howard Association,

I'laiiatfcipSti ).

A benevolent Institution, established by special endowment for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted icith

Virulent aud Epidemic diseases.

TOsuch

ALL persons nfHioted with Sexual Diseases, as SPERMATORRHEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. GONORRHOEA. GLEET. IMPO-

,, u-f" iTE.^CE. SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or e\cry part ot the room, in search or every

SELF

ABUSE. Ac.. Ac.

rort„natc

loolv upon him with cotltcilll.t.—Ellglisk oral ye:ir.- directed tlieir Consulting Surjreon. letter as a (.'IIAKITABLE ACT worthy of their nanios to open Dispensary for the treatment of this class of diseases, in all their forms, and to pive

:.oo "so 20 l.i 6,00

SO 30

1.00

none 1.00 2,25 3,50 14 9 50 12K

victims or Mid. diseases by tracks. «Cv-

MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, '"iisc, occupation, habits of life. te.,) and in cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES I'REE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of tl age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment.

The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assuied that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort, have been of groat benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with rmewed zeal, to this very important but nn.ch despised cause.

Just published by the Association, a Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, tho Vice ol Onanism. Mastiirbati"r. or Self Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surguon. which, will bo sent by mail, (in a seal ed"letter envelope.) FKEE OF CHAKGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.

Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GKOBOE K. CALHOUN,Consuiting'Snrgeui, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors.

EZRA D. 1IARTWELL, President.

GEO.

FAICCIIILO, Sce'v. mar 20, v9n35yl.

Dissolution.

I^IIE

firm of BLAIR. BROWN & CO.. was dissolved on the lTtb of February, 1S"S. Mr. Blair retires from the concern. The business will bo continued at the old stand bv the remaining partners, uudcr the name of Brown & Simpson'.

Persons indebted to the old firm will please call and settle immediately. J. W. BLAIR, G.R.BROWN.

I I I* P.•». SIMPSON. March 12, 1S5S.—nSiwS.'

NOTICEis

135S.

1 will now tell to all who wish to purchase to call and price my goods, for 1 know 1 can and will give as good barga'ns as any other man in town.

virrae of an execution to rne directed, from the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Montgomery I will expoee to tale at pnblic auction at the^Court House door, in the town of Cr»wfordsville, on Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1 £5§,, between the hours,of ,10. o'clock,.

A- M- apd

4 o'dliock, P. M.j of saidL'day, the nMt* and profits for tne 'erraor seven veaTs of tins fc'.li *ifcg described Beal Estate,4t£witif The east half of ,tbe aonth weat quarter and the tonth east quarter ,of tbe north Vest quarter of section 81. township 17. range five west and the .east hilf of the south ea*t quarter of section 21, township 17, ranjrc five west' all lying and beuiz in the omtntyof Montgomery, and State of Indiana and ff the'rents arid profits will not bring a "sum sufficient to satisfy Maid debt and coets, I will at the same time and place above mentioned, offer and sell the fee simple of the above mentioned premises or so much thereof as will satisfy said debt and,coats, taken and executed as the property if Samuel Dcmnree at the suit of James Busonbnrk.

W. H. SCHOOLER, Sheriff of M. C.

March 20. ISSs. [prs. fee $3,50] n35*v3.

N E W O E

FANCY AND STAPLE

Crockery Store*

TIJE

subscriber having opened an extensive Grocery and Crockery Store, in the Purscl Four Story. Corner Room, whero m:iy be found at

n11 ti,nes a

nes

,i. ri Golden Svrups,

p„

A,°1

heavy stock of pood and staple Grocc-

"Lprib!"?1,11

tho diffcrent qualili,JS of

Coffec' Sn/aIr! Te^ Mo,Bsses'

and

'. .. ,-

owder, Lead. Shot, fine Tobaccos. Cottou iarns,

ror

nssort,nont

there is no way of getting her out again.— Fancy Notion!, ",,,f Democrats, then, should stand by their or- Such as will suit the wajits of the people, ganization, their principles, and their can- Also, Linseed and Lard Oil, Turpentine. Tar didates. There arc other battles to fight

1,tnd

_« ot all the different styles. Stationary and everv

besides that on Lecompton. It antl-Lc- thins: in that line. We will'lmve in a short time compton Democrats and Republicans in |onc

of" t,1.c

Lon0ress should ote together on this sin- fordsvilic. Those that want to buy

gle question, it will be from accident. Because Turks, French, and British fought under one banner at Sevastopol, it was no evidence that the Turks were Christians, the English Calholics, or the French Protestants. Because Jackson and Webster, with the Massachusetts Federalists, fought side by side against Hayne and the South

V°rdin"

stocks of .\htsirnl Tti-trumenu

iLj and Musical iMerchaiidize ever otF^rod in Craw-

O E W E

Will find my stock much the largest ever offered in this place, and at auction prices. Having obtained the services of II. Pursel, he Jo.-ires nil of his old customers, and as nntny new ones as seen fit, to give hitn a call.

My terms is to take all kinds of trade or oasb. No credit. A full stock of Provisions always on hand: so will just say to the town customers that you will

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ing line, ns the cellars are very large and cool in summer so as to keep eatables'in good order Give us a call, and our word for it you will not go nwiiy dissatisfied. .. C. AIAR^IN!

March 20, IS5S. n5om6.

I I S

HAS

just received a new and complete set of Watchmaker's Tools, and is prepared to do all work in thai line. Cull around with your

Watches, Clocks and E W E E Y,

And he will repair them as well as can be done in the ivest. N. B. All work wnrranted'to give satisfaction. 25^" Shop in tho same room occupied by W. U. Punish ifr Co., Hatters, sign of th.. large lint and Wateh. Main street, opposite Empire Bloek.

P. COLLINS,

DEAtERS IS

Foreign & American

AND M-iNCFACTUBERS

Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave

.h- 'b Stones, &c.* •..-,j'-j TTTOULD respectfully solicit the attention of the VV people of Montgomery ccnnty. to the best stock of MARBLE ever brought to Crawfordsyille. Every variety ntid style of work will be executed in the best manner, with promptness and dispatch. Those wishing to purchase anything in that line will do well to gtve'them a call.

Shop oppo-ito Els ten &. Lan#"s Bank, in tbe Post Oinco Building. [Mar- 12:5S—3rn.

Notice of Sale.

hereby given that I will-sell at pub-

lit auction, oik Saturday, the third 'dav of April next, at the late rtsidence of John Watts, lato of Coal Creek town&hip, MoDtjromery couotv, 1 ndianftj deceased", all his personal property (not taken by the undersigned aa widow) consisting of one Horse, one Wagon, Plow*, Hay, Cooper Tools, Cooper stuff, «fcc.

A credit of twelve months will be given on all snmsover three .dollars, the pnrohaaer giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

JANE WATTS, Administratrix.

Match It, 1859. nttw'8.

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PETES INI)

T-

AGUE

KILLEB.

rhis Medicine will rave Ayae and Fever, Chilli aid Fever* Dam Acne. Intemit* tent and Remittent Fevers, and every form ot Fever incident to the

Among all the CELEBRATED HEMEDICS for Ague and fever, first and foremost in runic'stands Dr. Easiterly's Fever and Ague Killer.

Dnring tbe last five yci.rs this remedy has cured aver two hand red thousand cases, wliieh lias established its efficacy beyond all doubt and controvert}' ns tbe BEST and ONL\ CERTAIN CURE for this distrcssinz disease. It is a POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMANENT. It will cure the WORST CASES, no matter of how long standing or HOW BAD. It will also cure Enlargement of tl Spleen, Agane Cakes, etc.

Reader, have you the Agne and Fever! Then procure'Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killcr, and use it according to the directions—IT WILL CUBE YOU. Have you FRIENDS »uSeeing with Ague and Fever? Go tell them to procure Dr. Easterly-s Fever and Agne Killer, and suffer no longer. This the medicine TO USE. for this plftin reason: IT ALWAYS CURES, and is perfectly HARMLESS to the most delicate constitution, or tender infant.

I^fFrice $1 per bottle, or sis bottles for $5. tSFTrepared by Dr. EASTERLY, coiner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., to whom all ordors must be addressed.

For sale by T. D, BROWN, Druggist Crawferds villc and by Druggists generally throughout tli United States.

For Ilraling tiic Sick and Afflicted. E A S E S

Iodine and Sarsaparilla. T1IIS is the only preparation in the United States that combines in a highly concentrated state, the extract of SARSAFARII.I.A,YELLOW DOCK, STILLXGIA, and tlw IODISE OF POTASSIUM, and the only preparation that is worthy of tho least confidence of the public for the cure of those diseases arising from an impure satte. oftlie BLOOD, or other fluids oftlie system, viz: y., Scrofula, Ob"t:nnte Old Sorrs,'Pimples on the Fiice. Blotches, lloils, Chronic Sore

Eves, Itiugworin or Tetter, Scald He.nl, *alt Khruin, Canccrs, Goitre, White Swelling^ Fever So res. Piles, Erysipelas, elliiigoftheClaii(ls. Rheumatism, Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Bladdr and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Liver Complaint, Dysrepsia, IVervons Affections. General Debility, Secondary Syphilis, or Venereal Diseases, Pains in the Bones mid Joints, all Chronic Diseases, anil Diseases arising from the use of Mercury and Calomel. Dr. Easterly's IODINE and SARSAPARILLA contains such POWEKFI-L CCBATIVE PROPERTIES, that the LONGEST STAXDINO and WORST CASES OF DISEASE, readily yield to its influen :e- This medieinc is a SPEEDY, POSITIVE and RADICAL CURE for MF.KCUP.IAI. DISEASES, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame aud vital organs. It will cure SIICOXDARV SvrniLis, or VENEREAL DIS EASES, no mniter how long it-mny have been in lie system, or what may have been its effects. It will cure OLD SOKES, no matter how canted, and IS TILI: ONLY MEDICINE THAT WILL. For all Scr.OF ULOUS DISEASES and OLD SOKES it is a POSITIVO CURE. All external applications are highly inconvenient and can only be temporary iti their ofFcts. This medicine attacks the disease at its SOUKCE, by purifying the BLOOD,exciting tlicLivEit to a healthy uclion, changing the

system, and by driving ont all tho IMPURE aud DISEASED FLUIDS of the body, thus removing the cause and rendering .tlie cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT, It thoroughly eradicates every particle of MERCURY fi om the system, and will ANNIHILATE and HXTEL the SYPHILITIC VIRUS, and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and TOISONS, aud restore the system ton perfect state of HEALTH.and.PURITY.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—Be particular and asl? for Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and take no other. Sonic dealers may tell you (when they have not this)they have sonic OTHER SARSAPARILLA, eqnally good which they can pur chase cho. per. Believe them not. They tell you Shis to get yonr money. ONE BOTTLE of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla contains more CURATIVE PROPERTY than SIX of any other in use. IJemember this is the medicine that as effected so many ASTONISHING CURES in all parts of lliecountry.

JsgTriee $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Prepared and sold by Dr. EASTF.LY, southcas corner of Third and Chestnut strscts, St. Louis, Mo., and by all druggists throughout- tho Western and Southern Strcts,

Ootober 31, 1SD7—v9nl5-lly

STOP THAT COUGH. DIt. CAUTJHirs COLGJI H.V l.S V.tl Will Cure Coughs, fclil«, Asshma, Consumhtioii, Hronchiis, Spitl ng of Blond.

I'ain in the Side a.id Urt-ast, I'lcurisv, WliO'-pins Cough, Croup, l.iver C'ompiaint, I'alpitatinii of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest aud Lungs. This Balsam is beyond all doubt the most pleasant and efficacious remedy over discovered for all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.— It has been thoroughly tested, and is uuiversalyl and is universally acknowledged by Physicians, Druggists, and all \vho have used ,t, as the BEST REMEDY now offered .to tho_ Public for Pulmonary Complaints.

Teo much care afid attention canifot be givon to Di.-easrs of the Liuigs. Reader, have yov a Cold, Cough, or any disease of tlm Lungs? Do not neglect it. Millions of the young, the fashionable and the gay, ah: annually consigned to a premature grave by neglecting to attend to a common cold Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and if not removed by a propen remedy, then'to an early death: Be advised in time. Procure at once that celebrated remedy —DR. CARTAR'S CO.UGII BALSAM—which has cured thousands upon thousands after Physicians, and ALL NOTED EEMEDIES had failed, and the patient had been given up hv friends to die.

No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Throat' Chest or Lungs, will be just to themselves if thev go down to the grave without using DR. CARTER'S COUGII BALSAM. Ii will cure if a cure bo possible.

E3jT"Price 25 cant'? and SI 00 per bottle J5F"Prcpared by Dr. E. EASTERLY Southeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St.Louis, Mo

IS?"For sale by T. BROWN, druggist, Crawfordsville. and by Druggists generally throughout tho United States.

To the Unfortunate Victims. DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC.

This is a Safe and Specific Care for Konorrhoee« Gleet* Strictures Seminu Weakness, Disuses ol'the Kidneys, Bitta der, and ail Diseases of ihe Genital

Organs^ C7", -W~'' This fopnlar nnd specific -remedy will cure ail diseases of tbeGcnital organs ia a few days. It has savod tliousonds upon thonsands from the hands of MERCILESS QDACKS, if not from a RBEJCATCNR GRAVE. In case of infection DK: BAKER'S SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and SURE REMEDY. Have you a private Disease.' Do not neglect it. If you go to a regular Physician with your case, yon rritit your REPUTATION. If you go to an ADVEKTISIXO QUACK you PEEII. YOUR HSALTn ron LIEE. Avoid both, and use DEBAKER'S SPECIFIC, which is vsry agreeable to the taste, and contains plain directions for use. With it you can CURE YOUJiSELF, and thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE. It .will euro thc worst cases of secret disease, and restore- the system to a perfect state of HEALTH aD PUBITT. tST" Price (1 50 per bottle.

J5F" Prepared by Dr. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Loais, Mo.J Br Sold by T. B. BROWN fc CO. Drug (iiti, Crawford«ville, Mid by Drnggiat* generally tbronghont tbe United State*.

Tlus it» Mfc, piwmtjMd certain

6J4 Octaves* plain rosewood enne—fine

Aticf. 29.v9n0

cot*Tor Fe

male' CompTiinls arising from debility, such as Irregnl^ly, .of tto JJtcnafr, Flnpr-Alburor Whites Barrenness, Saiiow CdinplcsTon^ Headache, Dizxiness, Weak Nerves, Frigbtfal Dreams and a 11 diseases caused by colds, Cheeked Perspiration, Excesses, over Escifcmcnt, etc., of the sexual organs. No female who has any Irregularities of the Monthly Periods will be just to herself if

s},0

not use DR'. IlOOPEK'S FEMALE CORDIAL at once. It is a SPEEDY and POSITIVE CCXE. Thc6snnds of females have been curod by this Cordis) after the prescriptions of their Physicians had faildo and the disease resisted all other treatment.

EtJ^Price #1 per bottle, or six bottles for £5 Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis. Mo. £5^~For sale by T. I). BROWN, Drnggist. Crawfordsville, and by Druggists generally throughout the United States.

STATE OP INDIANA, MONTGOMKRY

COUNTY.

Court of Common Pleas of said Connty. April Term A. D. 1858. Nancy Lewis, plaintiff, 1

Polly ornet, Roger Cornet, Roller Hull, '•I Petition for Partition. John Hall nnd" George W. Lewis. (impleaded with John Lewis, et. al.) defendants.

WIIEKEAS, on the Sth day of March, A. 1S5S, said plaintiff. byWilisoii & McDonald lier attorneys, filed in the Clerk's office of said Court, her Petition for Partition of Real Estate in the above entitled cause. Said plaintiff by her said attori cys also filed the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that said defendants are not residents of the State of Indiuiia. Therefore, notice ofthe filing and pendency of said petition is hereby given to said non-resident defendants that they may appear on the first day ofthe next term of said Court, to be holdcn in theConrt House, at Crawlord-jville, in said County of Montgomery (commencing on the first Monclay of April next 1S5S,^ ai:d answer said complaint.

At test: W M. C- A NCE. Clerk*. March 13'oS. (pr fee #5,n?-l\v3.

Notice

hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed Administratrix of tho estate of John Watts, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be" solvent.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Nhas

OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned been appointed executor ofthe last will of John Farley, late of Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed be solvent.

ROBERT W. Me A KIN, executor. March.6th 1958, 8w.

NOTICE OF SALE. N

OTICE is hereby given that 1 will sell at public. auction on Monday, the 29th day of March ISoS, at the residence of John Furlev, late of Montgomery county, deceased, all hi's personal property, consisting of one horse, one cow, &c.

A credit of six months will he iriven on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisment laws. ROBERT W. MeMAKlN.

March. 6tli, Sw. executor.

A HEW IMANO

"PRICK LIST. TKRMS CASII.^L There having nhravs been N demand, ^'HITHERTO nnsnpplicd, for pood 1ow-J»riccd

I'uiaos that SHOULD make the piano a RNORE^^ gencraiiy

procurable

luxury THAN

JANE WATTS, Administratis.

March 12,1S5S. nS4w3.

it has

we have

Sccrntions oftlie

yet bucn^L

succeeded in ftmkinff

Arrangements

supplied for the future with L'iauos of GOOD quality and •finish that we

will sell

FOR CASH, at thc

followin^'pricts:

finish

8175

OtCttLT OKXAllCXTKD STTI.K3 PROPORTION A I.LT LOW. From these prices no variation can in anv case be mad*, BO that persons ordering b/ letter can rvly'upun baying at •or lowest price*.

These instruments aro not "merely got up to sell," bill •re good Mibsunntial pianos, fully warranted, and to be r** turned if not satisfactory.

SMITHS NIXON, Manufacturers.of SMITH fc

NIXON'S

PA ITLoil l'u.vos,

and ngeuta for

Chiekcring,- St»«dart, Ounham, kc. £0 A PHI.NCE4 O S ^R.

Melodeons.

CINCINNATI, O,

Iron, Nails, Glass, &c

Isow in Store, anil receiving, f» Ton asst Iron, 1'PO Ivufrs of Nails, nsst sizCF. 50 Boxes Wiiuloxv Glas^, asst. Also C'sijit, Spr.njr. English & American Blister Steel, and for sale by upriU'. GlilMES & DURBHTDGE.

5 WOOL! C1AMPBELL

& CO.. have a larffe stock of Cap-

imeres, Satinetts.Cloths an-'l jeans very cheap which they will exchange IVr Wool nt thc hi^rliost market price. (may 30-u55-tf.

NKW SUPPLY OF DR. A ICE'S ARCTIC KXPLORATION, ...inst recoivod and for also by JF1!ANK IIEATON.

Dec 19-tf, No. 1. Kmpire Block.

PENMANSHIP.

Wir.PON-S

Sgenera!

complete system of Penmanship,

with Lectures accompanying tlio same, for

:ilc by Dee 19 lS57v9n22-tf.

FRANK IIEATON. No. 1, Empire Block.

ADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRI.VLIRNGS, assortment received by api!4. GitiMEs & BuiiBBinGK.

J. .SNYDER'S Excelsior o. 1 Family Flour r\ idways in store and for said hv the Barrel or sack, by LA YMON BROi JIERS & CO.

Feb. 13 '5S vfnSOtf.

GROCERIES-

Ci ffce, Susrar, Tca,Molasses.Syrtip, Spices, Canlies, Starch, &c received and for sale by april-!. GKIMF.S IT BcitBRinr.E.

CARRIAGE AND BUGGIES

E A E A N E E

CompciiUon Distanced!!!

J•

S. MILLER being about to increase hi* nlready extensive facilities for manufacturing

CARRIAGES, fct'GGIES & LIGHT VEHICLES

cf every description by associating as partners thc undersigned practical workmen from date takes this method to inform his numerous customers ond the nublic in gcueral that they have facilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better and Neater Work than any similar establishment of thc kind. Any person iu wi.ntof good work would do well to cail and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Being all practical workmen and employing none but thc most skillful, and using thc very best of material, together with our loDg acquaintance with the wants of this-*ection of country, enables ns to give the best satisfaction as regards

If'bi- V* {toll a

PRICE, AND DURABILITY OF WORK.

Reraring executed with neatness and dispatch, also iilacksmithing, Trimming, Painting A.c All our work warrcnted one year

I'rofundly grateful to a generous public for their past patronage, the senior partners respscuuliy solicit a continuance of thc same to the new tirm.

Sign-J. S. Miller & Co., Market Street North of the Courl house Square. J.S.MILLER,

II. IIEFFNEK, S. MILLER.

Sept. 5, 1957. v9-n7 ly.

FOE SALE.

E A E W O S O

BUILDING AT DARLIN6T0N.

/"Iontaitig three Ftore rooms, one of them already filled with country shelving, S*., nil in good order also the Louse and lot known as tho Cook property, with good water and fmit (tc., all for aale cheap. One-half cash, the balance in on« year with inter*t- Enquire of lan. WJ-4 M. I. WHITE.

CHOICE!

O IN013JT xi" jL TI,

S E E O W S

CAMPBELL, OALEY fc BARTER, are now receiving adafgd assortment of the abovo Plows, all Piies, witfr and withbnt Ciitters. Corn-Plows, and they will also hrfve for tho Soring Trad a large assort men of Cultivators, Single, Double and Three Shoveled.

Plows, Revolving ITorec-Rakcs Ac. Ac.. Having engaged the services of Mr. Jesse W. Cumberland (lormejly of the House of Cumberland,' Gtcep fc Co whojwil.i give special nttention to this department, we propose to furnish al the latest improved agriciiitnra! Implements of the day, sncli as Reapers. Mowers. Threshing Mnchines, Separators, Grain Drills. Corn Planters Ac. &c..

Remember the place No. 7 Commercial Row. Crawfordsvillo. Im1, CAMPBELL OALEt &. IIARTER. fob. 20. 19?S. tf.

Insurance Advertisement.

tatement of the Condition of the PRCENLX INSURA NCE COMPANY

\R OI" HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,

JAN. 1st. 1838,

As examined and approved by thc State Auditors of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, lown and Tennessee, in compliance with the laws of these State's:

Capital Stock nil paid up'. £200.noo oo. Total Asaetts •341,719.59. Cash on hands and in bank $-17,.M7.G3 Cash in hands of and dotf from agents 42.4S2.3-l. Amt' loaned on mortagacs of real estate 17.700 00

loaned on pledge of banks it stocks 19.000 00 Bills receivable for loans and approved Collateral and personal security r.3.7T3.4T Stock In Hi Y. city banks market value 100.800.25 Stock in NowTingland banks do 5S.S13.00 Accumulated interests on investments 2,127.9n

Assctts *2-11.719.59

Liabilities due or lut due to banks or otherereditors none. Losses adjusted and duo none. do, not due |10,614,00 Losses unadjusted 17,900.00 do waiting for further proof 0900,00 All other claims esliniatcd'at 500.00

S. L. LOOMIS, President.

II. KELT.OGO. Sce'v. STATE OF CONNECTICUT.) IIAUTKOKD COUNTY.)

IlAKTroitD, Janunry, 15th, 1S5S.

Personally appeared II. Kellogg, Secretary of the Pho:nix Insurance Con puny and made oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed true and correct to his b.-st knowledge and belief before mo-

C. J. HOADLY, Justice of the Peaeo Thc undersigned agent for Crawfordsvillo and vicinity will be glad to receive applications and issue policies on all good risks at" fair rates. Please ci. II. JAMES 1IEATUN, Agent.

Eeb. 20, '5S-v9-n-31-0ni.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! CARRIAGES!!!

8E0RGE H. DEICrHTON,

LATE. BElfiHTOS AM) CUO.MBLEilOL.lIE,, Greatful for past favors, would respectfully inform the public, that he has

E O E

from Wfsliinfrton street, to Main street. 3 doors oast of C'lond'.s Dry Good Store, where heiflconstantlv putting up the most

Fashionable, Durable and cheapest,

CARRIAGE, BUGGIES, SULKIES

enr AND

S IN W A O N S

Ever offered in this market] and at

E A S E N I E S

Employing none but competent and experienced workmen in each department—using none lut ilic vciv best Eastern 'imber. well seasoned. Having thuso fa« i!itie3, he flatter* himself! without gus) lie can give better uvrk for less money, than any

OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN :TIIE VEST.

lie has a few left of the •Id low

O A S

to close the stock. All of which is warranted one year. Repairs, Blacksmithinir. Painting. Trimming. ifco.. done on the shortest notice, as cheap ns thechenpcst and warranted to rive satisfaction, cr no pay inquired. Old work taken in exchange for new. Sirn.

DKIfiHTON'S CA KIlIAGi: FACTORY Doc. 26. iS."7—vfiniovl.

CHRISTMAN & G^GG,

HARDWARE & 'COMMISSION

mERGEAWTl

NO. 2 EMPIRE BLOCK,

A RE now addii.i' to their already large stock, t\. ft well-selected supply of

GEN TIE MEN'S" FUBNTSHIJJ6 STORE! 0»cr 5900 Ready JMe Garaeats.

Campbell, Galey & Barter, HAVE

enlarged their Clothing Boom to dotib Its former size, and completely filled it wil.. Heady Made Garment*, comprising overv thing in tho way of Gentlemen's Fnrnikhing Goods, to-wit:

fine Cloth Overcoats, do Beaver .do do BearSkia' dff do Felt s!o\ do Union cloth do Knglin Sar.es—new

June 13, lS57v3n i7-ly.

Any person wanting a good and

E A A I A E

ivoii do well to call, late firm, which will be

!E-

Tliis beine the largest arid only e.":'ctir,ivo Iioi^c that is doing an Exclusive Ilard-Warn Business, nail its vai ions branches, situated in the most convenient and bm-iiicss part of town.

Wc have on hand cv?ry variety of American. English and German Ilard-Ware,"

IRON. SHEET-IRON, ,,, K1T.TJ} NAILS.

ANVIL?. VT?ES. BELLOWS, AXELS, SPRINGS, SASH, GLASS, RUBBER BELTS. BUCKETS, TUBS,

And every variety of Sheif Hard-Waro. Also,

Sadlery, Coach and Harness Trimmings,

Hames. Saddle-Trecs, Patent and Enamel Leather. Plain and Fani-y Enamel Cloths,Silver, Bra.-s and Japanned Harness Trinimiugs and Ornaments of every variety.

Farming Implements,

such as* Threshing," Renping and Mowing Mnf'iino~ Plow--. Horse-Hakes. «,orn-Sliel!crs. ut-ii""-iiw, Grain Cradles, Scythes, Fori.., Sliovols, Spades, IIund-Rakes, and a

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SEEDS.

Having selected our Stock from the largest and most popular liousos in thc Union, and having arrangements to have our orders filled in short notice, and dealing in nortc bnt tho best brands, we cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who limy favor ns with a call. Having at present large ,, ... .r trade, and dailv adding new and responsible cus-

and offer the most liberal inducements to extend our Trade.

Pay Special Attention to Ordering any Kind of Machinery or Goods not Kept in this Marlcet, Or give information in relation to such.

I#- All Ordors shall receive'prompt attention, and shall give the same satisfaction as tbongh they were present. CHRISTMAN Ar GEEGG.

Oawfnrdsville, Port, ti rflnlO-tf.

Fine French Oloth Frock Coats." do. do Cosimcredo do &nsin«ss Frocfc and

Coats,

Styles.

I Fanners Ilcavv Body

Farmers working Coats,

Coats,

Pea Jackots,

Cloths and Casimere Pants, Plain & Fancy,

Heavy Salrnett and Union Pants, Plain and Fancy.

Fine Satin and Velvet Vests.

Fine Casifnere Vests to Match Suits.

Farmers Heavy Working Vests,

PLUSH &. VALENCIENNES VESTS.

FliNE BUSINESS VESTS* Merino Undershirtsnnd Drawers, •. Heavy Wool da do jU. .do Overshirts for Labdrert, do Canton Shirts. Fine Linen Sliirts White & Colored, do do Shirt Collars Shirt Fronts. —ALSO—

A LARGE LOT OF-

BOYS CLOTHING

—A I.BO—

Men's Fash. Soft Hats, Black $• Colored,

-^ALSO—

A Large Lot of Caps for Winter, Embracing many entire now styles & very desirablo

AL60—

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF MEN'S BUCK, BERLIN, FUR A WOOL GLOVES CFC GAUNTLETS,

CRAVATS, TIES, COMFORTS, SILK AND LINEN

HANDKERCHIEFS.

To conclude with their immenso stock of

BOOTS & SHOES

THE LARUFST TIIEY EVER

ALBEHT lir.KD, Attorncv nt Law.''

HAD nnd

TIIEY SAY CONFIDENTLY the BEST The above named goods nrc the contents of ono room—fitted up'exclusively for Gentlemen's furnishing Goods whero can" be had every thinp appertaining to MenV apparel—in fact every thing that man wears. Oct. 3v0nll-tf.

WU. II. EAItl., Surveyor.

E E & E A E

General Land Agents/

TROY. County Scat of Doniplinn To., H. T. a Will buy and sell lands and town lots, locato Land Warrants, and give general information in regard to Iowa Lands, and all other Kansua Lands and towns.

REFERENCES

Bassettct Wilson, Jno. H. Likens, R. M. Stewart, St. Joseph Leach & Patterson, lown Point Hon. R. R. Iiecse, Gen. L.J. Eastin, Leavenworth City lion. Daniel Woodson. Lccoinpton .1. W, Fofman. Doniphan Chaflcs Nash, Ft. DesMoine. Iowa Hon. I!j.iry S. Lane, Wilson & McDonald, Hon. Jamcn Wilson, Urawfordsville, Indiana B. F. Reno. Ft. Dodge, Iowa

ELTZR0TH, HARDING & CO.

To those who wish to purchase their

FALL AND WISTER C00DS,

We wouid say. wotil.l do well to call and examine our huge and fine stock of Goods, which we think® will compare in quuli'y with the choicest, and in .- price with the cheapest. We have as lino a stock of Dry Goods. Clothing, Muslins, Flannels. Cloths, Cnssimcres, Hoots it Shoes, Hate & Cap:*. Qtieensware, etc.. as is in the market. \Ve have all articles commonly kept in stores for sale, and sell them forCASH.or any MARKETING the market demands. We have bceu.in business longeriongh for thc people of our toivii and country to understand our manner of doing. We rtsk those wanting anything in our line to call in and see us, as wo will sc'li if pricls and quality will induce vou to buy of ELTZROTH, HARDING fc CO.,

Washington Hall Building, Nov. 7-v9nl0tf.] Craw fordsvilic, Jnd.

FOR SALE.

THE

undesigned wishes to sell all his Real ar.J Personal property, consisting of a farm containing '210 acres, more or less, lying miles north-.' west of Crav.-fordsvilie, 1 acrcs. or more being now in cultivation. A House and Lot, No. 32,v original plat in said town also, Kast half of houeov

Mild

lot, STo. 22, Powers addition his stock of? (roods and ether personal property. Pcrsonsjwiahinp to jiurclia.se wil! please cull alul see Raid propertv. Anv, or all of which, can be had on reasonabfe terms*. C. W. PRATHER. •Sept. 12 'ji7v9n8-tf.

Fresh Arrival of

B0ARD1MN& GRAY'S I A N O S

Newman's Music Store. HAVING

just opehed a laiKO stock of fine Gold Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he Hirers for ca.- hat prices so low ns to defy competition Two doors eustof Iiinford'a corner, sign of WATCH and MnpicAt. LWRI-JTENTS I 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 J'.reast Pins aud iiroachcs 200 Finger Rings 75 Ear 1'rops of different styles: 20 and Silver Fob and Neck Chains

SO Gothic i'earl iniaid and enarnelcl Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good.Pens. Pencils, Lockets. Snaps. Bracelets, Spectacles, Port Monies, lino Cutlerv. Razors, .^-issors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellunooiis Rooks, Maps. Novels, Paper, Ink, line Note Paper, Envelopes. Pictures, gundrv school and Ladies Cards. Pianos. Mclo-Peana, Melodeons, Guitars. Violins, Accordeons. Music Boxes, Sheet Music, together with every thine else tisunUy kep in such csta bhshments. THOS. NEWMAN.

Crawfordsville, Dec. 22,1S55. v7nU3.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS. TRAINS SOUTH.

Kxprbss passc3 Crawfordftvillc at 5 A- M., connecting at Greencastle with mornint' train for Indianapolis and Tcrrc Haute and arriving at Now Albany at 4-30 P. M.

Accommodation passes Crawfordsvillo 4:57, connecting at Greencastle with evening trains for Indianapolis and Terre Hauto.'

Accommodation train going north leaves Greencastle on thc afrival of Terro Haute train

Crawfordsvillo 13 A. M.

tomers. we fcd'encourapcd to select the bcstStwk L^ayette 2 M. connecting with trains for Indian-

polis. Express passes Crawfordsnlle 10:12 P. M. arriving at Lafayette 12 P. M. and at Chicago next morning.

Through tickets to bo had for all the principal eastern and western cities at the office. R. E. BRYANT, Agent.

February 18,1957—nSltf

CORN,

IlYE, BARLEY & WOOD, are wanted at the LumJiiui.t. nun.uoi .iu» ville, for which the lli?he»t Market Price will paid bv LAY.MON BROTHERS A C^.

F«br-*.»J».^en?9-rf.