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

Hoinlft ^m,

tsr

OUT.—Causey,

(person

Octobcr 23. 253S. ly

a slave

ne£*o,j»ged some seventy years, is now on his trial in Washington county Superior Court, for the murder of Mr. Collins, who was found hung to a tree in Washington county, some twenty-five years since.— Suspicion for the time rested on this negro and flome other parties, but no revelations were sufficiently developed to cause their Apprehension.

Eventually, however, Gan-

gey was overheard to make a confession in regard to the murder, and was some two years ago apprehended and confined in jail. While there he is reported to have had an interview with his son Gansey, whom he informed, that a Mr. Davenport was the only

who knew anything to

convict him, and if Davenport were dead he had nothing to fear. Very soon after this Gansey killed Davenport, for which crime he expiated in this county last spring. Old Gansey will in all probability snare the same fate his son did. How true is it that "murder will out!"—Edenton (N. C.) Express.

*A correspondent of the New York Times,writing from Salt Lake City, September 18th, says: "It is rumored about town that Herber Kimball was presented by some of his •.'spirituals" with eleven children night before last. Just to think of a man's own immediate family increasing the rate of eleven each night."

Wo invite tlic nttcntion of the sick nnd afflicted, to the advertisements in enr columns of Dr. Easterly'!* Iodine and Sarsnparilla. and Gridley's Bait Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fcvcr nnd Ague Killer. Tbcso medicines ore prcpared by a thoroughly educated I'hysieian, Cliemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can relv upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can le found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in tlie United States. iiinc 19-Gm.

$50,000 STOCK!

GHahA

N E W O O S

FOR THE

Whole Country!

THIS LARGEST STOCK OF

E S S O O S

Ever offered for Sale in the

STATE OF INDIANA,

Can lc 'ound nt

Op HIIml

CIIAHA.M l'.RTS

BOOTS

FED \I»I'S.

O GRAHAM ISRO'S

1DRY-G00DS

cvei v'inali t\ iuui!vle for lb* IM-m"!, at GRAHAM BRO'S. 0K

HATS AND CAPS.

®At CKAHAM PRO'S.

..CARPETS'." CAE PETS!!

A Splendid \arielv at -f\ (I1IA1IA?il HUG'S.

500 SHAWLS.

tliu latest st\ 1e«, at

GRAHAM BRO'S.

^'DRESS"~SI LK3 A

Splendid assortment. at

fill MI AM r.KO-S.

500,000 Yards Prints,

J^NI) Domcstics, Cheap at

#gThe

GRAHAM lUJO'S.

Only Good Stock

Of new Style Toirn, Is at

Cloths and Cassinrrs i?i GRAHAM JJRO'S.

Pieces Cotton an I W.iol Fiannel ,nt C.!:A::AM KKG'S.

Ready Made C'otliiiig. FOR

every Man and JJoy in Montgomery County, up stairs, at GRAIfAM JIRO'S.

ALMVHO WAiNT TO SEK THE

Mammoili of Mammoths,

5. IN IMMENSE

-7" PILES OF DRY-GOODS, BOOTS & SnOES, HATS AND CAPS,

-CARPETS, AND READY 3IADE CLOTHING, Mnststopnt the Graham Corner. This stock is for sale at trom 2 to 10 per cent. Come and see— nothing char cod for showinsr.

A CAKD TO TEE INDIES.

Dr. J. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills

FOK FEMAIJiS.

[S Thcv have been used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco for over thirty years, and thousands of ladies c*n testify to their great and never-fnil ,ingstioccs3 in almost every case, in correcting rrcgnlaritics, lelievinsr painful and distressing menstruation, particularly nt the change of life. From «i°

totc,nP'"s

'T'lIE combination of ingredients in Dr. DnponI 'Ai:

WolJen Pills are perfectly harmeless.—

"euro that common yctdrend-

Ijil complain tf the Whites, Nearly every lady in we l*nd Buffers from this complaint. The above pin lias pcrmantly cured thousands, nnd will cure yonify use them. They cannot harm you, on tlie contrary they remove all obstruction, rcstoro nature to its propper channel, nnd invigorate tho •wholo system. Ladies, -whose health will not penmt au incrcaso of Family, will find these pills snecesful preventative. "Pregnant fomales or tnose supposing themselves so, are cautioned »g*m«t using theso pills while pregnant, as tho proprietor assumes uo rcspons ibility after the ad--monition, although their mildnes would prevent

health—otherwise these pills are

Recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. Price $1 per box. MANSON & POWERS. .1— Wholesalo Agonts at Crawfordsvillo,

MjnWwnory, I'utunm and supply the trade at proprietors

jnMS, and furnish circulars and show cards. ,, enclosing $1 to the above Act's, IhroighUiO Crawfordsvfllo poat Office, can fiavi Oolden Pill# sent to any part of the country (confidentially) by mail. «A?-BITB®P*rticulyr in asking for Dr. Duponco a Golden Pills, and remember, tiiey are not a secret noetrum, every agent is given tho receipt composing the pills, and they will tell vou thov are the b«t and •afMt'pill for Jiemale*, ever introwicue* of Medicine dawned upon th» World. Octtotwr 23,155S.ly

CAMPBELL & CO.

ABE OPENING THEIR

FALL STYLES OF

Ladies, Misses, and Children*

Tn Plaids,stripes and Luyodcrcs, embracing all the and elegant aesigns in

Wool & Silk Fabricks.

ROBES A QUILLE,

JR. O 13 IE S A. LE',

ROBES A VOLUANT

Together with an immense stock of

Cloaks and Shawls?

Presenting" a combination of colors nnd styles, .vhich cannot bo surpassed. Also the Full "and Winter stylos of

BONNETS

ND RIBBON S,

Ruches and Flowers,

ALSO, THEIR USUAL STOCK OF

Staple Dry Goods

Prints, Delaines. Cashnicrs, Shootings, Shirtings. CI tolls, Satinets,

Drills, Ticks. Flannels, Linseys. Carpets and Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings. Alto a superior bland of

viiJSLYET RIBBONS

of all widths. And a full stock of

S A W A E S

Pins. Needles. Combs Threads. llo.-iei-y. Gloves, Suspender*. si di linen liiindkcrenici's. Cravats, Collars. shirt fronts.

Also, their Clothincr Department is cmpletn. ciuliratins all the now st vies, of I'iiI! ai.d Winter

O I I I N

For men manner.

md 1». Al-o, Kip

trinii'd and mude in the best call' and Irrain

BOOTS AND SHOBB,

Also, an imf/icnsr

.S'lock

Hardware, Iron, Nai!s,

GROCERIES, &C.,

Tlios? wantincr barcrahis, will call fn CAMl*J!KI.'IJ. GAI.KV it IIA1ITEIJ. October lti. lS."i?.-ly.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH. IT 17, E S RE JO IC E.

fSHl?. I). K. Deal Fancy Silk and Wolen Dyer it Scouer most rcspcctfnll i' infonns the citizens of ('rawfordsville and surroundinsr country that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, thus enabling the people to have new clothes niaue of old ones not withstanding thesohard times. Now Gentlemen and Ladies if you have a faded or soiled pirnients of any kind, just take it to Mr. D. and have it eleaned or dyed and save the ex pense of uyinjr new ones, he also informs the irontlemen that lie dyes cleanscs and repairs coats pants and vests and warrants satisfaction.

Oct. '23. Office opposiie Campbell & Co.'s

Notice

JSappointed

hereby given that tho undersigned has been administrator of thiestate of Samuel IIIJKW, deceased, late of Montgomery County Indinna. Said estate is solvent.

w-NOT ICE-a

IS NOW GIVEN TO ALL WHO WISH TO PURCHASE THEIR

FALL WINTER

O O S

THer

E S S O O S

AT tliero will be sold at lower rates than evany and all sorts of SATINETTS, CASSIMERES,

CLOTHS, TWEEDS. ASD JEANS.

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, and as nice a stock of WOOL DEL A IN IS.

MERINOES, CASH ME RES. DELAINES, IARAMETOES, and all kinds of

Fancy Dress Goods, as was ever brought to this market.

"SHAWLS,

that cannot bo surpassed in style & price in town.

Boots

and

a good stoek.

ONtions

I'OBEliT FINCH.

Oct. 2d, nl".w3. Administrator.

Administrators Sale. "VTOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at pubLi lie auction on Thursday the 4tli day of November next, at tho residence of Joseph Kerr, late of Madison Township, Montgomery county Indiana, deceased, all his personal property, not taken by the widow Consisting of liorscs, hogs, cattle sheep, wheat, corn, hay, ""farming utensils, house hold and kitchen furniture, and* other property, such as farmers usually have.

A credit of eleven months will be given on all sums over throe dollars, tho purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation nnd appraisinent laws. DAVID LONG

Oct. 9, nl2. Sw. Administrator.

Administrators Notice.

NOTICE

is horeby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Kerr. late of Montcomery county. Deceased. Said estate is supposed to bo sc-lv ent.

DAVID LONG.

Oct. 9, nl2.8w.',„ Administrator.

Bibles, Hymn Books, Sec. .ARGE Family Bibles of all kinds, (some as cheap as 1,50,) Pocket Bib'.cs—Hymn Books, for all chnrchcs—sacred and socular "Music, fec.. forwle br F. M. 1LEATON.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOK8.

jk LL the Text Bookt nscd in Wabash College, High Schools in other parts of the country, on on liana and for sale bv

Sep. 16, 1858. K. M. llKAT^N.

Sliocs,

Notions,"1 Ilats and Caps,

Bonnets, Artificials Trimmings, and a superior stock of

Queensware & Groceries,

And all other articles kept in retail stores in the market. Come in and sae what we have got and how we sell.

We take in exchange for what we have. CASH and any kind of Prodi.ee you may have to sell, at the mr.rket price. J. II. SJIL'E.

You will find on hands at all times to show oods and attend to your wants, SAM ROIIINSON and CHAKLJ:Y HARDING.

October 'J, 1S53. vlOnlS.

NOTICE

TAX PAYEBS.

NOTICE

is hereby civcn, that I will attend for the purpose of receiving Taxes, either in person or by deputy, at the usual place* of holding elections in the several Townships, as follows: Coal Creek Township, Monday. October 25, 18."3. Wayne

do do do do do

Tnesduy, do Wednesday, do .•Thursday, do

Sipley rotvn Scott Union •Madishn Sugar Creek Franklin

Walnut Clark

Friday, do Saturday, do Monday, Nov., Tuesday. do [Wednesday, do

'do do do do do

Thursday, do Friday," do

The Rates of Taxes for the Year

1858 Are as Follows.

County tax 40 coiits on each slOO and A1 poll. School tax 10 cents on each $100 nnd 30 cents poll, inking Fund tax 2 cents on each £100. l.'oad ta.\ cents on each £100 in t. oal Creel Wayne. Ripley Brown. Scott, Union, Madison. Franklin and Clark. SiiL'ar Creek and Walnut 10 cents on each iflOO, and Franklin lcent on each awe of land.— Township tax -y-1 cents in oal Creak on cuch ¥UJO: Wjjyne -1 cents on each $100: Ripley. Scot:. Union and Madison 5 cents on each A100: Hi own and lark & cents on each §100: Franklin 10 cents in each $100: and Walnut 4 cents on each $100. School building lax -lo cents on each slot) and 50 cents j11 in oal Cieek, Union. CrawfordsviiItcorporation. Franklin, Walnut, and Clark. Townships: Uiploy "J cents on each AlO'J and in cents poll Bivwn 12 cents on each *1 On and 20 ceiii!jioll: S„-ott ." cents 'ii each SjloO and 10 cents poll: Madison 10 edits on each ilu0 worth of pronertv. .1011NL.SK." -V

Trearurcr of Montgomery CVuniy.

October 2, lt.ls. nllwl.

1RBLE WORKS!

ZF'_ COLLI1M&

nrc.ii.Kit IN

Forelg'ni & Ar&ew

SJ S..

AND \NlTAdT!::-:il OF

Those

:ies

Monnraents and Tom': Of Every Shape and Form.

wishing anvtl inc :n t' 'in3 would do well to sivo him a call before pure] a-in cl-cwhere. Sliop opposite Elston and Lane's Hank, in the Post Oilice Luiitiii •?. Oct. "_'d. nl 1. tf.

Look Here!

RAKR ClIAXCR TO MAliK 3IOXEY.v 850 to ^150 per Month. NO HOOK L"Sl.M-:.Srj !U CATCH niXNV AFFAIR.

icceip! of One Dollar 1 will send insti-ic-and the way to make the above amount per month. M'I:K Any person with a few dollars can do it. l' sitivclv no humbug. TKV IT.

Address .1. (5. IJEKVKS. oct2-nllw2. Kced's Mills. Ohio.

Y^esley Academy, THE

Trustees, having sueeecdcd in entracing the Services of a coinpetelic practical Teacher, with able assistants, take pleasure in announcing that this new and splendid institution, six miles west of Crawfordsvillc. will be open for the reception of pupils about the middle of October, the school being in progress at present in the church, adjacent.

The School Building will be furnished after the latest and most approved style and will pleasant accommodate a large number of scholars.

The facilities for boarding will be ample and con venicnt. nnd upon the most reasonable terms. Oct. 2. nil, Uy Order of Trustees.

-VW

KOBERT FINCH.

Oct. 2d, nllwS. ... Admiristrator.

NOTICE

ISon

JAMES GKAIIAM & BKOTERS.

hereby given that I will sell at public auction Saturday tho 23d day of Octobcr IS.")? at the 1 nte residence of Samuel llipc.s. 4 miles west of Crawfordsvilie, late of said county, disceasc.l. all his personal property not taken by his widow, consisting in part of tlie following articles, one horse, one buggv. cow. corn in the field, hay in the stack, let of hogs, household and kitehen furniture. ite., Terms: a credit of twelve months will be given on nil sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved snrety, waiving relief from valuation laws.

for CO.

BARRELS salt just on the wav fn

ang. 21. COX' &

NOTICE.

To oil? old Customers'.

WEcinl

are not selling GROCERIES in CommcrRov.*. but at No. 1, Empire Bloc!», Main Street, next door to Christman iV Gregg's Ilardwaie Store. •.• .•.• 11. S. COX it CO.

August 21, 1? "'3. no tf.

Miscellaneous.

tf^ANES. Pocket Knives. Scrap Books. Portfolios Mueihigs, cheap Paints, Combs and "lots" of other articles too numerous to mention. Come and see. FRANK IIEATON.

Sep. IS. lS-jS. N. W. cor. Main and Green.

Sale of Lots.

WF.Crawfordsvilie,of

have 4~ acres good land one mile from on the Danville road, adjoining Mrs. Hamilton's farm, which we will lay out in five acre lots each, with the exception of one containing a dwellinc house which wi 11 contain acres. The building is anew frame with 0 rooms, and the land is supplied with a never-failing well of water nt the door of the lionse. TI bnlance of the lots will each contain half heavy timber and tho rest cleared and under good fence. Each one of these lots will give to the purchaser a sufficiency of wood to last for twenty years, and as it is tlie finest pasture land near town every householder should avail themselves of this g&lden 6pportnnitv to purchase oiie of these lots. This propcrtv will

sold on the last of September, on a

fotclosnre of the balance of tho purchase money. We have .paid twenty-one hundred dollars on the land, and old Whistle Brecehcs closed on us before tho notes became due, therefore tho land will have to be sold The property is very valuable «nd we desire everv one to attend tho sale. Sheriff Schooler will sell the land, and the title will be rrood as we cannot pav it out, and we want it to sell for the highest price it will bring. So yon will have elTance of viewing the town at any u™,»it»

Augnst 14, 1S5S. n4tds. The above sale lias been postponed until the last of Octobcr. JL P-^ B. Sale to take place on Saturday 23d day ot October.

For The Ladies.

find lot ofFancy Paper, Envellopes, and Peas, intended expressly lor the use of tho Ladies.— Call at FKAFKJIEATON'S

RAISINS,

Figs, Drtcs, Prunes, Dried Currants,

Leramons, all fresh and cheap, for sale by August ST. COX & Co.,

Fever and Ague,5 from which mankind suffer over a large part of the globe, is the consequence of a diseased action in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolTcd by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor lincers near the earth's surface, and the virus is taken with it through the ltmgs into the blood. There it acts as an irritating poison on the internal viscera and excreting organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sympathize with the liver, and become disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious invasion,' concentrates the whole blood of the body in the internal excretories to force them to cast it out The blood lesives the surface, and rushes to the central organs with congestive violence. This is the

CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the FEVER follow#, in which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the surface, as if in another effort to expel the irritating poison through that other great excretory—the skin. In this also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of course undermine the health if it is not removed.

We have labored to find, and have found, an antidote,

Ayer's Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the body. As it should, so it does euro this afflicting disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more or rather does what is of more service to those subject to this infection. If taken in season it expels it from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keeps those who use it free from its attacks keeps the system in health although exposed to the disease. Consequently it not only cures, but protects fromi the great variety of affections which are induced bv this malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headachc, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothachc, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the Stomach ana Bowels, all of which, when arising from this cause, will be found to assume more or less the intermittent type. This AGUE CURE removes the cause of these derangements, and cures the disease.

This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretories to expel the virus from the system and these organs by degrees become habited to do this their office of their own accord. Hence arises what we term acclimatation. Time may accomplish the same end, but often life is not long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE CURE" does it at once, and with safety. We have great reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered and it has still another important advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good. w.

TRErARED BY ..

DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. PRICE ONE DOLLAR IER BOTTLE.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE. FOR COSTIVEKESS FOR THE CUKE or DvsrarsrA

FOR JAUNDICE

FOR THE-CURE OF INDIGESTION FOR I-IEADACIIE VIV!.': FOR THE CURE OF DYSENTERY

FOR A FOUL STOMACH FOR THE CURE OF ERYSIFELAS FOR THE PILES FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA FOR ALL SCROFULOFS COMPLAINTS

FOR THE CUIIE OF RHEUMATISM FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN FOR THE CURE OP LIVER COMPLAINT

FOR DitorsY

FOR THE CURE OF TETTER, TUMORS AND SALT RIIEUM FOR WORMS

FOR THE CURE OF GOUT FOR A DINNER PILL FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive can take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.

Prieo 25 conta per Box Sis Boxea for $1.00.

Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Stalesmen, and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they arc given with also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment that should be followed for their cure.

Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand AYER'S, and take no others. The sick want the best aid there is for them, and they should have it.

AJ1 our Remedies arc for sale by ?i!aiir-oi it Powers. Crawfordsvillc: Tallmrt it ••oil, a\elaii'l: (T. \V Mi er. L-uloga: an 1 by ill de.iler* ii. Medicines, At wholesale bv Si.ire, •!ckstein »'c Co.. Ciucinnaii. 1S.5S. v'.Onlovl.

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE LARGEST STOCK op

Clocks

atchsc: and

3 3 W E

KVEIt RROUfiHT

O A W O S I E

James Patterson,

HAS

JUST RECEIVED the largest and most complete stock of

New Jewelry, Fine Watchcs, Silver & Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Pocket Books, Porte Monies, Pen .. Knives,

GOLD, SILVER AJN'D PLATED S E A E S

All kinds of Musical Instruments. Violin and Guitar Strings, and all other articles usually found in a complete establishment of the kind.— In fact it is tho

Largest and Best Assorted Stock ever before otTered to the people of ontgomery Conntv for examination. 1 have just opened aNew Fat':ern of Panneled

0 O S

Tainted by Channcy Jerome, April 14th, IS.'JT. not one of which has ever been ltno-.vn to stop or vary since they have been in nsc. They are Cloeks which 1 can warrant, and which 1 "know will give perfect satisfaction.

To the Xadies,

March 2C, 1S.13." v9nS6.

H. N. CHRIST3IAN.

''/-j-' .• ,iv

ALSO,

zsr

beda,

"R 41) Kegs S. C. Soda, foi sal Aug. 21.

LATES

I S A N & E

HARDWARE AND COMMISSION*

MEjft az: 3SF U&&3L. IV &&

I Ho. 2, Empire Bloek, Crawfordsvilie, Ind. EKALKBS

SOUTH for '•''•••«.'•

200 Hogsheads Sugar,

250 Barrels Molasses,

250 Sacks Coffee,

i5s?~To be received .luring

the

Iron, Nails, Steel, Axles, Springs, Sash and Glass, Bolls, Mechanic's Tools,'

AND A flEXKRAr. A---or. Till NT or

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

A DDLER Y, O A C11 AIXU IIA 11 XESS TR. IMM .V6* S,

Together with Agricultural Implements, ansoiig which ic

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,

Woodbury's Patesat Pos-taMe

THRESHER Aft'D SEPAKATOK.

CtiHhsg Boxes, ('eras Crasshes's, Corzs PEnsaiea-s S5ae53rrs.

MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL, &c., &c.

a a in a in

All orders addressed to ns *lia"l meet witli rrnmit attention. -•'.:. ,v:: CT Crawfordsvilie. April 21, 1?5S.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. Groceries For The

WliolesaJe Grocery,

No. fl, Knupls'c Block HIREEI St.

ZE3I- S. OOX& CO-3

MAY1NC

made arrancements EAST and

fall and wintor.^Fj

Wholesale or Retail.

(untiy Mendr.ints and Farmers can be accommodated. at wholesale, with from

10 to 1,000 pounds Coffv, iyc.,

In addition to the above we have on hand

Candles-

Boxes Stnr Candles. .")! half Boxes Star Cnndlesin store and for sale by U.S. COX it. Co..

An''. 2lst, 1S-1S. No. .-tf.

Starch. ireh, jus received bv COX it Co..

'P* Boxes Tearl

AUB. 21.

Buckets.

Doz. Painted Buckets for sale bv Am al. CO'X i-

OODKN WAKE of received bv A112.

r--'"

{POKDAGE of rice- lv. A :i-"i»t. 21.

Co..

•s,-iiptioii us

CON" iv Co.

Cheese.

Boxes », for sale by

A ugliest. 21.

1, W. Ii. Chec'c in Store an.l

COX it Co..

svery description at nianufdCtui

COX it Co.,

Totacco,

assortinen". Tobaccc

sine by

August 21st.

COX tt Co

Spices,

& LL iinds 'of Spiccr wholesale nnd rctai AllL'U-tSl.

laijre f[iumtit

for sale bv cox ,t

Tea:

/ft Larj and L'cnernl vcrv best brands in stor

August 21.

assortment of Teas of the ml to sale cheap bv CoX it (Jo.,

Glassware,

evcrv description for sale vcrv cheap bv Aug. 21. COX it Co..

n*T3 J.

F. M. HEATONKviiisiowGitis

Has Just Received the Largest Stock oJ'\

Books & Stationery!

to C'rawforcsvillo. to which lie ti-ntion of his friends and the C:i!l at the

'K'VER brought invites tho at public generally.

O O E O I

North West Corncr of

iGrreen and Main Streets,

and examine for yonrselvcsi. £v_-p. 1 s. tf.

Stationery.

"SPOOLS CAP. Letter. Billet. Mournin"

I would say that I have the nicest and richest Record.on liaud aud for saleat Cincinnati prices by patterns of jewelry ever before offered in thiscity, Pep-13,1555. tf. F. M. IIEATON. to the examination of which I ask their kind attention.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Boxes, Repaired nnd warranted. To this branch of tlie business. I call especial attention, nnd feel confident, that in prices and quality of work, perfect satisfaction wi'l be given at the sign of the "Golden Watch," One door west of Pursel's old Corner Stand, Main Street. "JAMES PATTERSON.

Wall Paper!!

\k,r ALL Paper of all pries from Scents to #1,00 perKoli. Also, Borders and Window Pa per of all kinds, at F. M. IIEATON'S.

|T^NE gross Bocrhavc's Holland Bitters, apr 24 'JS MANSON fc TOWERS.

Note. Loral. Ilath, "Bill .nd Perforated Pajv rs

Buff. LC2»1. MourninL'ind other Envelloyw.«.f ovcry sizc: Printing and visiting Cards: IVneils. writinsr rand: Pens and Penholders: which will be sold nt Wholesale and retail, cheaper than the eheai-pbv

N.,1 1-, 1 o- tt F. M. IIEATON.

BLANK IJOOKS, &C.

'^LL kinds oi Blank Books, from a.Octmemo--f* rananm booK to a 10 quire Ledger or Deed

Ladoga Academy.

rpiIIS new and splendid Institution will iro into J. operation on the

16/Zr

of Septnmlicr inst.

It will be fnrr.ished with the finest school fart, itnre. made by Chase & Son, Buffalo, N. V. The fine building just completed wiil accommodate abont t*.vo hnndrod pupils, and a large attcn- C. Blair, .,iieh. City, dance is expected, as yonnj men from every dirce- H- Jew ^11, tion have signified their intention of coming here to commence with the first term.

Boarding can he hod cheap, and tnition will range from $3,50 to $3,00 per quarter. Let young men come at least one day before the lGth, in order to eel boardin?, «fcc.

BlCilAED M. JOHNSON, Principal. Ladoga, Montgomery county, Sept. 10. S-lm.

,S. II. GREGO.

Fswct

lKlfcTMAN it (JIIECO, No. 2, Umpire I'loek. Vi'llfO.

NEW ALBANY & SALEM R. R.

1858. FILL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.

On and after Oct. 1st Trains will he Ran ,, as Eolloirs.

GOINO NOUTII.

FROM NEW ALBANY.—l»EiFor.o ArcoSnrh DATION.—Dilily, except Sundays, at S:"o A. M.— Stops at all Stations. Arri vin*_' at, Bedford at 1:20 r. M.

CHICAGO MATL—Piiily. exoopt Sundays, nt j1:W A. M.^tnpjiini" at all repibr Stations", and at signal stati'-ns 011 signal. Conne.'tin^ at Ali'eliell at 3:1? P. M. with the St. Louis Kx'i-res* of the Oiiio and Misissi]pi Hailrnad. for St. Louis md all points west and northwest,' ami iitS:S l\ M. with the Cineimati Express ami at Lafavetteat 1:.- A. ,r. i!.]] tlo h.c:i-..'iVii !it l'".vpress fn.in

rp I O ,I T" l-i ni-ii,ii:ifi. f,.r Mi, hiLr:in ^i and Cliieii'ro—anilo be bold at the Lowest rigtircs,! vin?«t ci.:ON?Oat a a M. iw,i.'E»SDI,

Mitelifcll, sup at (Jreeneustlo, and breakfast at lUieliifr.'Hi Citv. ST. LOUIS J'X Pi vESS.—Da 1 at 10:2." P.M. Conneetiiiir at Mitrbel at A. M. with the Cincinnati Express, and at 2M7 A. M. with the St. Lor is Express.

FKOM (!HEENCAST LE.—Lnfayi t' c. Aeeotnliiodati.'ii—Ilailv. except Simdavs. "at 10:0", A. .M. jcnneetiri!.' at Liifayette at 2:03 1'. ?d. with tin (.Miiciifro day express from Cincinnati, arriving nt Clneiiiro at 0:2o P. M. Passengers d:ne at Lai'.u etic and snp at Michigan City.

I-I.OM ',!( I.IC AN CI .— Cincinnati Dav E.vryi*?s- Daily, exceptsnndiiys, n(, D:-I"» A. M. (I.oc11:fr Cliieiiiro at 7:00 A. M.j end running direct-lv throuirh Cincinnati, arrivintr nt 10:.}n [. j. ConnecnriL'at Lafayette with the Crcciicast'e Ac-r-ommod.ition at r.- :o P. M. r.-achin-r Crc-nop.-'I.-at 7::ji P. M. Stops at all stations b, tween Michigan City and Greenca.-t'.e. Pa-ssens/crs dine at n'cynoMs. iiieininiti Ni'.'ht Express.—At 11 P. M. dnilv except Sitlii'tlnys, (letivinsr Cliieiifro at

I'd Mi-S^. JallV at 7.-JO P. FI.'O.M ITC IT A. .'iiv-iil at-

of ti ali ties fc

COX it Co..

-•OM ct at (!i'c^i'":i«tl"

with ll.c 'I'eirc Hai.tc and Kichmond Ilailrom!. I and at Lafayette with the t.rr.ins of the Toledo. Wabash and \Wst-r!i h'aili-oad. at M. S. crosxin'f ^\ith Mil lug,:ii ii and NortItL-rn iniltana

Baiiron.i: at Michigan Citv v.-iMi the Michigan! Central Kaiiroad for Chicaco cmi all jioints west and north-west, and fur 1'etruit an.t all j.oluts

_2--?*T!irctiij Ticket- for sale in I/ti isville. No. "O.i .Main istrect. anl at the Compaiiv's oiliicsini New Albany. Michigan City, and Chir-ago. for ail the principal points in the East and Northwest. I

DEALER

X) S S TU 2? 3F S

Cordage, Tubs, Buckds,

IV». O, Com mo rein 1 BSoi-k

I^""01d Stand of S. COX it Co.._/.::j

The li!Lrhc.=t price pni 1

lum&iiT

LAV

K. F. iih'KER. •"-upi-riiilci.dciit.

\V. \V.

TI'TTI.K. (Jen. Ticket Agent. I New Albanv. Oct. 1st. IS S.

T. D. BUOWN

all kinds of Credr.ce.

N. Dir.L'f *c Medicines Commercial Uiouk. An j. 14. 135a.

the old stand No.

no\\\

Produce, Fonrarding- jii

Mfrch.iat.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.

HAVINO

charire of tlie Crain Ware IIotr*c and

Pier st the above place I am prepared to do a general

Produce, Commission ij- Storage Business.

Farmers wishing te store their zrain can do so by sending to my care and have it sold when tiicy desire. Advances made on consignments of era in store. Pro-ince of a!! descriptions received for sale in this or Chicago Market.

:r.rr:a

EXCELS.

mbcr 4th, 15^'.

Particular Notice

J^INN.

havingdi.-[X)9ed of his enti.e stock of

gojds. and fjiiit the business, wonld most

re.-pectfully

TT700DS and Christadors Hair Dye for sale by Grcge's store.

npr24'5 MANSON fc TOWKKS. April 21, IST'?. vt«. nb1.

inform those who are indebted to him

1 or goods, either by note or book account, that nn immediate settlenu-L't is desired. The Books* can be found in tho front room over Chri-tmir.

Br. Easterly's^-

'ODirrr AND SAaisAPAnaLLA. "\\ill enro nil disonsew arising from fin imparo state of tho BLOOD,or a dcpri^ved condition of llto* finids

t.f

,,T

V:-20

P. M/i

riinniiiff directly thronsrh to :iittjj»j• sttiT»!rriVin*£r e: I.'.L'.'I P. M. Connecting :it aiavette—dailv. e\cei^f. Sundays—at •a.l'.' A. AT.. witn the Louisville Mail Trrdn, arrivini at Nov.- AIbany at-1:10

between Lafryetteand New Albany. iV.s^ngeM bi-ea!i(astat (Jreencastle and r:ino at Bedfur FKOM BKIifOitD. Be/Itor.l Express-Daily, except Sundays, at P. M..stoppintr

K-.:

:il|.-ta-

tn i:f. Conrxctmtr ar, Mit. bell with the Express if s= from Louis and Cineinna on tin- Ohio

n.l, and urrivini' at N

•KT.L.

-Sr. T.^nji

Xpr{.s- Dailv •'. Louis an it NJ-V ALB.I-

press rains, urn v:n

ny at 0:20 A. M. Tho 'i'ltroncll f./.r.iv-./.!

Jhc system, viz: Cdtt'cfers, Sivelllnsr of tho

Olands. Khejinintism.. White Swellin?. Chronic fore Eye?, Piles. Boils, Erysipelas, Gontro, Pain* the Bones and Joints, Ulcers in tho Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicine f»cf reIios« out the very roots of tho ds.-oasc by purifying the blood, nlitl chancing tho seeretioi^ in the system. tlirs removinp the cause, wliieh renders the cn:n certain and rrnirANEVT.-

Dii. EASTI.UI.V'S Ioiitxt ,vxx SAKSATARILGA will otsre the wnnsr WERCLKiAt. niPEAE, and drive out and destroy every particle of MERCI HT which id in the svsTKir and euro its bad electa.

It will dire f.r.r»«M)A::r .«.vriiir.ip or vs'f.r.r. vT. oi.-j.AiC aml.« ill drive the svru.iTir viurs and nM III:I:I: ITAUV TAINT? and ROTYOVORS JSATTTR out r,f the system tiirontrh the PORKS or THE SKIN, and restore the Patient to a perfect stato of HEALTH and ri'iiiTi. It is a positive euro for LIVSK COMri.AIM and nVM'KRPIA, if n-ed a proper lentrth of time. I challenge t!ie world to prodnco it» equal in tlie.-o complaints. The aillictod will toftr in nii'id that OK. EASTI:I:I.Y'S Lniyn AMI SAI:SAPAKIM.A will etiro all Nervous diseases. FomaloComplaints, Dropsy. Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs, in a few day*.

It will remove Pimples and Blotches from tho I

AI and ma!:e the Skin Clear, White nnd Bean tifui as Alabaster. It does this by pnrifyinjr tho HLOOJ), an.l by it-prompt action ou the Liver, Kidney?, ami Secretary Organs, producing vigorous heaith.

Persons Iio have long been nfllictcd with Scrofula, Old Sons. Tetter. Eiiiu'worms. Seald Head, Clo'chcs. Eruption of the Skin and all Cntaneoiis diseases are advised to preenro Gridloy's Salt lihenm ami Titter Ointment to apply on tho Sores, or disease! parts, when nsinx Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsnpnrilla purifies the Blood, nnd cause the sores to discharge their RUTKIN MATTEI:, nnd the OINTMENT IIKAI.S TIII.M. When both arc nscd (which I always recommend)n PERMANENT and RADICAI. RI I:I: is always cll'ceted. Thcv are the best and most POWERKI critATivts Ijnowii to man. A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear the result.

Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per Bottle, or 0 Bottles for .*•". Oridlev's Salt Khoum Ointment To cents per Bottle. Both nro prepared by I)N. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut sts.. St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom nil orders itllist be addressed.

Sold by T. 1). Brown nnd Manson

trisU goneriilly.

Pow

ers, druggists, in Crawfordsvilie, nnd by drug-

e57' 1)K. IIOOPKK'S I llWAI.K COIiDIAIJ VI ill cure all Female Complaints, such ns Kxcwsivc. Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Kb ur Albus dr Whites. Barrenness, Sallow Compaction, Headache, Dizziness. Weak Nerves, 1'iiglitfiil Dreams, and nil diseases caused by Colds, Cheeked Prespi'-ntion. Excesses, OvorExcitcment etc.. of tho Sexual Cr^ans: Dr. IIooppei

I'Vnnile Cordial is nni vorwdiv acknowledge I bv the ladies the best remedy ever invented. li?"Price -jl per bottle, or six bott'es for #". 1J it. I".\. TI ni.v. comer of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, Mo.. Sole Proprietor, and to whom nil orders must be addressed. old by T. D. Brown, and Mimson it Poivcrs,

Ciawfonlsville, nndliy ilrtip-wrists frcni:rnlly.

i'&~ F)«. CA ftTKH'S COUCH 11A I.SAM wiil cure 'oni Ii«. Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis. Spittiiii' of Blood. Pain in the side and breast, Pleurisy. Wboopinj Cou/li, Croop, Liver Complaint. l'alpi'ation of the Heart, and all diseases ol the Throat. Chest and Lungs. No one should nr.L'Irct, a Cough or Cold a sinifle day. Millions die annually by neglecting a COMMON" COLT.).— Coughs and Colds lead to CONSO:PTION.and the-i to an early death. Header, have you a Cough, Col,I or any disease nf the lung- Procure atoncji that celebrated ionicdy. Da.

CARTER'* Coron BAL-

-AM which never fails to relievo a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, and always ci i:i:s the WORST r.\r-Es of Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in a few days. Price —Trial bottles. 2.", cents: laige bottles. £1 per bottle, or 0 bottles for iV.

23?"* 3f'f.EASTLRLV,corncr Third and Chest-iMit.'-trci ts,St. Louis. .Mo..role proprietor, to whom all ord I-R must In: addressed to get the genuine.--Su by 'i'. J). Brown and Maiison it Powers, in Ci-stwford^vil!'-, and i-v tlntggists gcnorslly.

:2T5)Ii. IiAKLK'M SPKCIKFIC will e?tr.j Gonon'.iCIcete, Strietnro, S.:rninal V/eakness,. CIk.rdec, disecFca of the Sftdiseys. Bladder, and all di-eascs of the genital ors'nns. Header. lmvo.§3 you s: PRIVATE 0isi:.vs:: J' u«t n-.-glcct it. Di.-ij

is DA.M.KROI-S. DR. givxtmc is

safe, speedy, and

kers VCilt

rr,o.

Clinrns,

FISH, SALT, AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

E O A

Ainlnnt[fi"s in C' tsrs fur

"vVarrented

to ia.-l a.-, lot

made to last.

I~«

RADICAI. I.I:I:.

With Dr. Ha-

p£cir ^oucm. CURE YOURSELF, and pr."-&% i^ osiirc. :.s plain directions for ue accorn I panv tiic medicine. Price 1 per bottle,

I-iJ-'-Mv. EASTERLY, corncr 'i bird and ChcstI nut street#, ::t. T.ouis, Mo.. *oU jroprictor, to, whom all ordei.-j must be addrcK.se .1 to get th-i genuine. SoM by T. 1). L'rown. and Maiison it

Powers, in CraiviVruavillc, and by druggists «. general!-. S&

DE.

EASTERLY'3

'"RFR:V:: A\D A,TK

cure

Kir.r.Kn-Wiii

"lie and Fever. f.'i:il!»

and

Fever, Dumb

Interniitt.-mt and li- iriitteiit. Fevers, all th

•various

f' Mtisof Fi.'icrs itn-ident to Millions Cli

mates. If there is a

JMV, WOMAN

ering witli AI.CE

or tini.n suff

AMI

GLASS WHIT

FF.VK!:, they are advised to

•procure Dr. Easterly's Fcv, and Ague Killer, fit is

po.-mvi:

CL'!:I. FI-I ANI I-EKSTANENT.

Try it. i'rico $1 for bottle or si\ b'ltth.'s for

Dii.

K.\.-TI:I:I.v, con cr of Tiiird and Chestnut scrects St. Louis, S-le proprietor, to whom all orders uiii.-tbc udiiressed toj ut the irenuine. S.dd by T.

Jiro-.vn, and

Malison

,'c Powers, Agents

for Crawfordsvilie. and by drn^ists generally. .Ir.nc l!t. l-sV*. No. 4S-tini.

•::SI'.

I iiavc inovt my D.iL'iierrian I.'ooms Cfrorn tho Fas' end ot Einpi-o H'.oci:, to the West end.) and I am r.o-.v f'.t'-.I up in -iood c'.vlo arid ready to yniiku on some of tlie best pictures that can be made and no, /ui.-talifi. D.i^ucrrco'ypiri^ and the Ambiot -in? will nil be done in the same rooms.

rents,

as any Amyrotypecan bo

Baprrcotvpcs from (a 20 Dollars.

Photo^-.-tijilis f,om 'i't Cents to Dollars.

1 his is the Prsmitim Callery of this County, we make the best work for tho same money of any Ilon«i» of the kind in the

State

of Indiana.

Kntrai.ce to rooms belwcoii C.'sristinnn & Gresr^'s Hardware Store, aud II. S. CVv it Co's.. Grocery ^tore. A. S. IIL'GIIF-S.

May, 22, 1555. ,• No. 44-tf.

Eides!

Hides!

i.K-.-ribcf wi.-hc to pnmhssc jrrocn anil i/,!es, Sheep Pelts, and Calf Skins, for v.-il! j-ay the highest market price. Call Meat .Market, on M.tin street, opposite

TV wlii'Oi be MjrV« ti i. Trt •Aiijt. 14

House. ISA At A. MAKKS. I 4

Sash, Window Glass, &c. j)C00 Light# of ine S.is!. a-sor: ed sizes

Marine Dank. Cliicngo. & 75 boxes Window {lnss do-'- tic Dow, ilurd vt Co. Doors. iVe.. fer sale by No. 7-lin. apr.

tOJ

JACOB WINN.

(iKl.Mi.S BURB1UDOK.

Table and Pocket Cutlery. FINE awortnicnt, of a snperior quality, jnst _OL receivod by apr. til'SS. (5JJIME? A-BUKBKIDGE.

Tools.

GENERAL assortment of Car^nters*, Capers' and Blacksmitbr'.T.KiIs, opr. GKIMES

r.l'KlUMDCi:.bvreceivci