Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 November 1858 — Page 3

fcrevy oMlaa thtf li lta*#1 o&49||liw MiapiiiMffMte each other, on opposite side* of we «ten.' In other plinta the letrea ere scattered over the item but in these cases, slao, we find then arranged i& the most regular manner.

i, this, one-third of the way round the stem the next another third, and the next another third, so as to stand exactly over the filii fhe seriei is therefore arranged in a spind, 'which may be designated by die fraction 1-8. Taking another plant, we shall find the next leaf above any given

OM/Mthsof^lie distance around the stem. The nenwilr be fotir fifths—the next six fifths] land so on—each leaf moving two fifths of the circumference, further around the stem. Here is a spiral, therefore, which nw'be expressed by.tfys fraction two fifths. (lit precisely the iie W«y/we discoVer'in1other plants, spirals which may be expressed by the fractions 3-8, 5-13, 8-21, etc. If in the case of opposite leaves, fifSt-racntioncd, wc consider each leaf as separated from the preceding by one-half the interval around the stem we shall obtain the series of fractions 1-2, 1-3, 2-5, 3-8, 5-13, 8 21, etc. It must be kept in min^l that-these fractions arc ascertained by actual observation. But noticc the relation which exists between them. Each numerator is equal to the sum of the two preceding numerators, and each dcnomii.ator fo: the Bum of the two preceding denominators. Knowing this law, we may continue the scries to any extent—and it has been so continued, and fractions obtaincd, to which plants have subsequently been found to correspond. Is all this the result of chance? It it not rather mathematics? law? intelligence?

But the most wonderful coincidcncc is yet to be noticed. Neptune the rcniote«t planet, revolves around the sun in 60,00 days Uranus, the next, in 30,000 days, which is one-half the prcccding number Saturn, the next, in 10,000 days, which is one-third of the period of Uranus Jupiter revolves in 4,060 days, which is two fifths of the period of Saturn. And so we go on through the system, and find a law regulating the revolutions of the planets, which is identical with that which determines the arrangement of leaves upon the humble stein of a plant. This wandcrful law is so cxact and uniform in its application, that before the discovery of the planet Neptune, the botanist in his garden could have prcdieted its cxistcncc and place in the heavens, with greater precision than the French astronomer in his observatory. Moreover, an examination of this series of fractions render it impossible that any planet should exist exterior to Neptune, though more may exist within the orbit of Mercury.— Astronomers will therefore please take no tice, aiid'not be found planet hunting i»!to"i the deserts of space beyond the orbit of Neptune.—[Prof. A. Wiuchcll.

THE GIIF.AT TRIUMPH.—Messrs. A. U. Taylor & Co., of New York, have succeed

Printer

tsr

describes it thus:

To see .hi, .onderful piecc of ,n»cha„ism in operation, one almost leels impress- wharf-boat free of ehari cd with the idea that it is endowed with life, thought ami reason. AH the operator lias to do is to carry the paper within reach '•'of the machine and lay it on what is called the "feeding table." The machine then cocsto work. not merely like eloek work,

but more like a "Hung of life takes the !1iIL

ipaper carefully, sheer by sheet, prints it nn one side, 'urns it over making a perfect "register," prints the other side, and piles nway tho sheets as fast as they arc printed in a moro even and perfect manner than oau be done by human hands.

A CONTRAST.—-A vears nim the S

little more than fifty

panitrli government owed

the opulent Parisian banker, M. Ouvrard, four millions of dollar? for supplies to the royal squadron, payment of which was to be made out of the treasury of Mexico.— Ouvrard sent his brother to Mexico to rereive the money, who, on his arrival at the capital, was introduced by the Treasurer into the office of his department, where there were accumulated seventy-one millions of dollars in specie at the disposal of Spain, and as a specimen of old Castilian integrity and honor, four millions were al^ready set apart, and labeled as the property of Ouvrard. What a contrast the present coudition of the treasuries of Spain and Mexico present, to say nothing about the honesty and integrity compared with 158 years ago."

MAUKETS. LAFAYETTE, Nov. 0.

Bbl. Salt—$1 80. Wheat—70e@S5. Corn—30c. Oats—40c. Hay—$0@7. Hyo—55@60c. Barley—60c. Corn Meal —50e.

We invito the attention of tho sick and af-

'fllcted, to the advertisements in ctir columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodino and Sarsaparilln, and Gridley's

Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam. Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Femalo Cordial, aud Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are propared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely npon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are siaudard remedies, and can be found in nearly •very Drug and Apothecary store in tno United States. junc 19-6 in.

CBAWFOBDSVILLE MARKET.

JIXTIIW

FLOV*.

CorrEE.

SC«AB, LB'

Jtf

OFFICE, November 6th, 1368

bbl

SACK FLOCK, 50 lb sacks WHEAT. bush Coax, S bush OATS, $ bush KAT 9 tonPOTATOES, $ bush Arixxs, (green) bush-.-do (dried) bosh-• PEACHES, do ttbush*WHITE BEAMS, bush TnoniT SEED,|) bash--.

OLAMM9. 1

Brrrsa.'V 1 doz Cum, 1Mb SALT,Sbbl-• Co

Eoas,

AN MEAL, FL bash-

•4,00 i,00 60 40 40 6,00 1.00 1,00 8,00 none 1.00 sies 1,60 14 12 60 •12K

1W MMH TS|§ *(***•.

iu*.co IX dorii

J^88I01*AW^BE A1?D: AP-,

nog.

Sbates

t*e. next aaaaiim of ConfciW.— GLOBE will fc report of tbe in. botfc brancbea fiopfttm a»-Uken

DAILY

down bjr Teporter»«q«*l, it learn*-sbort-band writers In this, or any other country When tbe debates of the day do nMfltake riom' than lorty-flvo columns, they thill appear in the DAI

Gloww of tbe nfext morning, which will contain, alao, thS Am pf tba day^tentb^c.»itb rnch editorial articfw u* tUffa' fclggvtaMjy pausing events.

The CoMiiNiout Gtomk

axo

AMMOH will

contain a report of all the Debate* in

The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE

tbe Ileadftof tiie-Executive Department*. the Re-. poVta AfTUnihiitttW'dr GJttffcB^iiijKHtat subjects of general interest, the Lawa passed during tho session, and copious indexes to all. The* 11 be .printed,OIL-double^tofal slijM$,,.jn lwxk form,n^'()i^^mlianiU( Mttlitafiixteen page*, averaging 2,897 words per page. Tlie. whole will make between 1,700'arid 2,000 pages.—1 11 is believed, that no book has ever been pu Wished mt so low a fate. Last year I advertised in the DIILT GLOBE, for six months, and in abont one hundred other newspapers in the United States,a reward tt $21-5, te be paid to any person ho wonld pro dace a book published at so low a rate, and none was produced. The large nntnbor of copies subscribed for-, by. Congress enables nic to' afford fhc "Debates to'subscribers so cheap.

AMD

AND APPENDIX,

APPENDIX pa.«s

free through tlie mails of tbe United States, as will be t-een by reading the "following joint resolution by Congress the 6th of August, 1852:

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distribution of tlioXnws of Congress and the Debates hereon:

Witb-a'viowio cheap circulation of tlie laws of Congress and the debutes contributing to the true interpretation '.hereof, and to muke free the communication between the rcprcfcntati ve and constituent bodieslie it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives ot" the" United States of America, in Congress assembled, That from and after the present session of Congress the OONOBE-SSIOXAL GLOBE

which contain tl.e luws and de

bates thereon, shall pass free through tho mails so_ long ais the same shall be published by order of Congress Provided, that nothing herein shall b3 construed to authorize tho circulation of the DAILT GICBE free of Postage.

Approved August 8, 1S52. TERMS:

For a copy of tho Daily Globe four mouths--I" 00 For a copy for a less time, (per moni 1 00 For a copy of the Congressional Globe and

Appendix during the session 8 00 Bank nolos. current in the section of the country whore a Mibseriher resides, will be received at par Tho whole or any part of a subscription may be remitted in postage stamps, which arc prcfernbln to any currency, except, gold or lvcr. Where bank notes under #.• cannot be procured, I will send two -copies for

$0.

A paper wili not bo sent unless the money accompanies the order for it. I cannot afford to exchange with all the newspapers that dc*i re the GLOUE: but 1 will send the DAII.V GLO'ITK during the session to all who shall publish this prospcctus tlivcc times before the first Monday of next Di-ecmber. Those who may publish should send tlieir" papers eontiiing it to me. marked with a pen. to direct attention to it. Tl

«_ONORK8SIONAL (4LOBK AM) APPENDIX

WASHINGTON, Oot. 12, 1SCS.—[Nov. 6, \v3.]

notice.

Candle Factory

Star

AT SEW ALBANY, IND.

W.Eof

ed in inaluug a "Perfecting Press." This is one of the greatest achievements of the nineteenth century, the Atlantic cable not lOlcinr, 1 excepted, llic

are now manufacturing a superior artivlo Star Candles. Lnril Oil* C«ermnn, all of neinnati pri-

l*n in and Common Soap* are selling at the lowest Cincim

•go.

Orders respectfully .solicited. Address, ROKJI, lit Err E CO., nov fl-w3. New Albany, Ind.

JAMES PATTERSON

PTnnr,

'H.A*

1VST

IIKCEIVKR i. .•, K!

LARGEM

A" °_CK!

THE BEST ASSORTMENT!

THE LATEST STVLES AND PATTERNS OF

Watches, Clocks and

E -w IB :R Y,

r.VI.Il RUOL'ltllT

O A W O S I E

Direct from tho Knsturn Manufactories, lie bus also on build a hi rye quantity of l'UKK SITiVKIi AND PLATED

Tea and Table Spoons,

Cream

Sjjoo/is,

Kni es and Pockct Bosk^, of all kinds and qualities. Also GOLD, SILVER AND PLATED

S E A E S

to suit all ages.

2,80 60

7Z3T Si

Spices,

ALL kind* wbolawltjind Atifuat SI

of Spicea ia lar*e qaantil »nd ra tall, for ""ki

To the Ladies,

I would say that 1 have the nicest anil richest patterns of llewelry ever before ottered in thiseity. to tho examination of which I ask their kind attention.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Boxes, l'cpaired and warranted. To this branch of the business, I call especial attention, and feel contident, that in prices and quality of work. |perfect satisfaction wi'I be given: at tlio sign of thu

"Golden Watch,"

Between 1 teuton's Book Store and Lana House, Crawtordsvillo, Indiana. JAMES PAT TERSON.

Nov. 6,1S5S. \10nl6.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.

Dr. J. Dnponco's Goldrn Periodical Pills

FOR FEiUALE^.

T1IE

combination of ingredient* in Dr. Dnponco's Golden Pills are perfectly, harmeless.— They have been used in tho private practice of old Dr. "Dnponco for over thirty years, and thousands of ladies ean tcatify to their great and never-tVil irgsuccoM in almost evorv case, in correcting rregularitiee, relieving painful and distmwing menstruation, particularly attheebangecflife. Prom Ave to ten pilla will cure that common yetdreadfal complaint,' the Whites, Neaily evory lady in the land auffera from this complaint. The a&ove pill has pcrmantly cured thousand*, and will cure you ifyru use them. They eaifoot'Jiarm ycu. on the contrary they icmove 'ali obstrnction/restore nature to its propper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies, whose health will not permit nu increas- of Family, will find these pills a succestnl preventative. Pregnant female*^ or those supposing themselves so, are eantioned against using these pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assumes no responsibility after the admonition, although their mildnes would prevent any mischief to health—otherwise these pills are raccommended. Pull and explicit directions accompany each box. Price $1 per box.

quantities, at

Co.,

OlasBwaze,

•""rEgrsx

•i''

:iH c. noi^mmubf Anf. tt.

COX A Co.,

Whole Country!

.O'is FF RTIUJJI ./ITL

THE LARGEST STOCK OF

STATE OF DTDIAHA,

.:*!« iii

Can be

O0E

Splendid assortment, at

will be ste

reotyped and. therefore, 1 shall bo nblo to send the buck numbers for this session to all who may subscribe after tho session eommcnccs Lut if the first edition shall have been exhausted before the subscription money is received, 1 shall charge fl additional per copy to pay tho expense of puttine the plates on the press. Subscriptions should reach me as early as the first week of December insure complete copies at the prices advertised hovc JOHN C. KIVKS.

ONE

MANSON & POWERS.

T/vff A- Wholesale,AgenU at.Cn^fordjtvillc ue comities of Hontgome^' Pvtaain Eor and Parke. They will supply tbe trade at proprietors price* sndfnrnlab'tfTeofafs aadsfcowcardai "Ladies," br enclosing $1 to the above Agt's, through the Orawfordsville Post OSee, eaa nave Golden rills aent to any part of tbe country (confldentlally} bynudl. ma

J. B.—Bapartienlarin asking for Dr. Dopon- No co^s Golden Pills, and remember, they an not a -asi nostram, every agent is given the receipt ioafrmlag the pills, anl they ^ll teUyfl4tl«r an the best pd arfwt pall for

tli* World.'1'.

pross Boerhavu's Holland Bitters. apr-24'53 MAKSON A POWEISS.

Notice

ISappointed

hereby piven that the undersigned lias been administrator of tho "state of Samuel llipe*. deceased, late of Montgomery County Indimui. Said estate is solvent.

Table and Pocket Cutlery.

FINE assortment, of a superior quality, just received by apr.24?5S. GRIMES dc BDRBRIDUE.

Sash, Window Glass,

-UAS .H

ift

ifs'Tillif/oiT™ ani/sm

round

U"^"0d:C"*'"

at GRAHAM BBO 8.

BOOTS & SHOES.

GjaifAU BKO-8

DRY-GOODS OF

every quality-and atyle for the massos. at r: GR All AM" BRO'8.

HATS AND GAPS.

At GRAHAM BRO'S.

CARPETS! CARPETS!!

Splendid variety at

GRAHAM BROS.

500 SHAWLS the latest styles, at GRAIIAM BRO'S.

DRESS SILKS.

GRAHAM BRO-S.

900,000 Yards Prints.

Domestics,-Cheap at

GRAIIAM BROS.

The Only Good Stock

Of ncic Style Cloths and Caxsiners in Town, Is at GRAIIAM BRO'S.

Pieces Cotton an 1 Wool Flannel .it GRAHAM BRO'S.

200 Ready Made Clothing.

OK every .Man and Boy in Montgomery Con ty. up stairs, nt GUAliAM BRO'S

ALL WHO WANT TO SEE THE

Mammoth of Haiiimollis,

.. IN IMMENSE PILES OF DRY-GOODS,

BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

•g CARPETS, AND READY MADE CLOTHING, Must stop at the Graham Conv r. This stock is for sale at Irom 2 to 10 jer cent. Conic und sec— nothing charged for showing.

JAMKS GKAIIAM & BUOTEKS.

Octoler 23, 2863. ly

E A E

A E W O S

•/jF. COXiLXlSTS,

»V DEALKR IN 'S

Foreign &> American

•mm

T'hose

Butter Knives, Forks, i$-c,\

Also. Musical Instruments of every description. Mich as

Violins, Accordeons, Flutes, fifes. Violin uiul Cluitnr Strings, &v. Also

umu^ mz

AND MANUFACTURER OF

Monuments and Tomb, Stones

Of Every Shape unci Form.

wiahing any tl In? in the line 'wonld do well to irivc him a call before pnri'i.nin? elsew here. Shop opposite Klston uud l.ui o'o-Uuplwin the Post Office Buiidiii?. Oct. 2d, nl 1, tf.

Wall Paper!!

ALL I*a per of all pries from Scents to #1.00 IJ'ill. Also, Borders anil Wind per per of all kinds, at

cents

low I'

F. M. 11 EATON'S.

For The Ladies.

A find lot of Fanny l'aner. Envcllopes. and Pens, intended expressly tor the use of the Ladies.— (Jail at FliAKIv JIEATON'S

Sec.

AC00 Lights of Pine Sash, assori ed sizes 75 boxes Window Glass do do Doors. Ac., for sale by apr.'24'5S GIMMES & BURBR1DGE.

Mattress Manufactory. THE

undersigned having established in this place a house for the manufacture of all kind.* of Mattresses, such as Struw, liusk, Spring, Moss. Cotton, llair, and 5 ,?•"

Princess Royal Waitresses, COMFORTS AND

XT S I O IT S

Of all description*. Old Mattresses renovated at tho shortest notice, ar.d made as good as new.— Cold weath^ ia now setting in, and comfortable bedding is the grcut desideratum.

Husks Wanted.

-Fifty tons of JInsks wantad, for which the highest price in Cash will be paid. Place of business, west »idci of Green!'. Street,- opposite Commercial Bow. LAYMON BROTHERS

October 30,1S65. tf ....

October 30,13.'S. tf

Oettobar », Mll'ly

CO.

I IT Notice. 1

PERSONS

knowing themselves indebted to E.

II. Clark, the undersigned, will confcr a great fav. by calling on him and settling their acconlit by :ash or note, monfey^ makea tbe marogo. short settlement and long friends. E. II. CLARK.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

CITIZENS REJOICE.

MR.

D. B. Deal Fancy Silk and Wolen Djer & fconer mtst respeotAillv informs tbeeitacn? of Orawfordsville and rammnding oonntrj that be ia new prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, thas anabling -Uteseopl« to..hare new clothes made ofold onesnot wlthstaridingtheseliard times. Now Gentlemen and Ladies If yonliave a faded or •ailed garmeuta of anr kind, jnat uka it to Mr. D. and baveit eleaned or dyed and save tba ex•enas of Baying MV'OHS,healsainformsthegenttoBfea that bs dyes eleansss and main eoata pants and vesisju^ wnraito aatiafawxi. 0*t. 5f. CampbsH

Co.

DmEAS&OOiSS

TnPIatds, stripes and Bayaderes, embracing all the and elegant aesignj in

7'X]CTO'3 .GSE*JRD .mainl ,NIT

fl 1

DBESS Gh O O S

afifaW*"14f

W pol & .Silk Fabricks.

ROBE8D A ^GNUiE^i'i

.yh-iuu- ~i i.7

ROBES A. LE', rWi w, u.j iO

ROUES A VOLlJANT

•1

Together''witb an immense stock of -"1 i'4 7 Li 1 ULi iiu

Cloaks and Shawls

.an

•-& ryi

Presenting. a combination of colon and styles, which cannot be surpassed. Also the Fall and Winter styles of -.v

v,\-

B0NNETS5 NB-BIBB03S,

Ruehes and Flowers,

ALSO, THEIR USUAL STOCK OF

Staple Dry Goods

Prints. Delaines, Caslimers, Sheetings, Shirting?, Clto h:i, Satinets,

Drills. Ticks. Flannels, Linscys, Carpet* and Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings. Alto' superior brand of

VELVET KIBBONS

of all widths. And a full slock of

SMALL WARES

—Combs. Threads. -^—Suspenders. si k&lin--Cra vats,-:—Collars, shirt

Pins,—--X«elles,-'-Ho-icrv. Gloves,. en Hundkcrcnicfs,— fronts.

Also, their Clothintr.Department is cnnplcte, embracing all the new styles.ofFall and Winter

O I N

For men and boys, trinicd mul mado in the best mtmner. Also, kip, calf und Grain

BOOTS AND SHORES,

Also, an immense. Stock oft. t. .*». ijt Ct. .)

Hardware, Iron, Nails,

GROCERIES, &C.,

Tlioso wunting bargains, will call oil CAMPBELL, GALEY if 1IARTEK. October 16, lSSS.-lv.

N O I E

NOW GIVEN TO ALL WHO W1S1I TO PURCHASE THEIR PALL

TI!

ROBERT FINCH.

Oct. 2d, nil wS. Administrator.

WINTER

O O S

AT thero will be sold at lower rates than ever any and all sorts of SATINETTS. CASSIMERES,

CLOTHS. TWEEDS, AND JEANS,

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, and as nice a stock of WOOL DEL A INF 8,

MER1NOES, CASHMERES. I DEL A1N FS, I A AM ETOES. and i.ll kinds of

Fancy Dress Goods,

as was ever brought to this market. SHAWLS, that cannot be surpassed! 11 style a price in town.

Boots and Shoes,

a good, stock.

Notions, Hats and Caps, Bonnets, Artificials Trimmings, an'd a'superior stock of

Queensware & Groceries,

And all other articles kept in retail stores in the market. omc in and

S3C

!«mm oissjjff

V, -/W-

,...

-,na

ENBtlSkM, GERMAN AND

Together with

Ayer's

what wc have got and

how we/sell. 1. 1 "Wc talce In exchange for what wc have, CASII and any kind of Produce you may have to sell, at the market price.. J. II. SHUE.

STY on will find on hands at all times to show goods and attend to your wants, SAW ROBINSON and, CHABI.£V I[ABDI!G. ^October 9, 1S53.

y10nl2.

7™' ITOTICE. To mur Customers. WE

are not selling GROCERIES in Commer* cial K^w, but at No. I, Eaipire Block, Mala »tre«*i aaxt door to Chiittnian

Gmrz't

llardwaie Store. II. S. COX dc C(5. Angnst 21,1858.' nCtf.

ICaceUiiMbiM."

^ANES, Pocket Knives. Scrap Books, Portfolios Mncilacs, cheap Punts, Combs snd "lota" of other articles too nnmerona to mention. Come and see,

Sep. IS, 1853.

FRANK HEATON.

S. W. eor. Main and Green.

Partiovar Notiee.

J•.WINS',

having disposed of his etiti-e^staek of

goods, and quit the bunnwur, woiild most respectfally infbrm those who are indebted to hint ior goods, either .b* .not^ book account, that an immediate setUein«nt ir desired. The Books can be fomid in tha.ftrat Vooa^over Chri«tman Grsfc's stoc*. J«COB WINir.

April^A4,-vlr-.nHir- .-in

to? •oj3BM#!laaawQ

sJHtAN &

luarar^r^ND

Agricaitiirai

CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the FEVER follows, ia 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 tbe system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless eflort another day. These are the fits or paroxysms of-FEVER

AND

Cathartic Pills,

RW ML THE PURPOSES OF A PLFFLUTIVE MEDICINE. FOR CO8TTVENESS FOR

TBE

CUBE

DTSFEPSIA

•v, FOR JAUNDICE FOB

THE

CURE

IXDIGESTIOX

FOR HEADACHE

FOR

THE

CURE or DYSENTERY

FOR

FOUL STOMACH

FOR

THE

CURB

THE

PILES

FOB

THE

CURE

FOB

SCROPVLA

FOR

ALL

SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS

FOR

THE

CUBE

RHEUMATISM

FOB DISEASES

OF THE

FOR

THB

cohsission

Ho. 2, Empire Block, CrawftrdBville, Ind.

Iron, Nails, JKeei, Axles, Sasli 'a&dr Gld^s,

AGUE.

Such constitutional disorder trill 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 flrotn the body. As it should, so it does cure 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 from, the great variety of affections which are induced bv this malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Teriodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Affcctions of the Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the Stomach anil Bowels, all of which, when arising fromifchis cause, will be found to assume more or less the intermittent type. This AGUE CUBE removes the causc 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

aeclimtahtiion.

Time may accomplish the

same end, but often life is not long enough, or is sacrificed in the attem]rt, while tfilsAGUECUES" 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 causea 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. ,j.j

FHEI'AIIEI) BT

DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. FRICS ONE DOLLAR

PER

Ayer's

BOTTLE.

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.

OuM tU\ TO .* 00

Mechanic^

Bolts,

1. b/.

r^ibisisdvialfi 5.1 it 'sis* bus bus

AfiiV..

Tools,f

AMERICAN

ALSfy S A DDL E Y, O A AND II A R^NE SS^TRJMM IN S,

Im plements,

MOFFITTS CELEBRATED THBESHER AM) SEPARATOR,

Woodbary9s Patent Portable Horse Power

THRESHER A^^^EPARATOR.

Cnhing Boxes, Corn Crnslicrs, Corn Planters &. Shelters,

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

Kuhns and Hains' Grain Drill.

m- All orders aduresscd to us shall meet with

Orawfordsville, April 24,1S5S.

Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part of the globe, is the consequence of a diseased^ action in t£ie system, induced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved bv the Mtipl of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below the horiaon •h'ia vapor lingers near the earth's surface, and the virus is taken with it through the hings into the blood. There it acts as an irritating poison on the internal viscera and excreting organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid ana fails to aecrete 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 oreanism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body in the internal' excretories to force them to cast it out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to the central organs with congestive violence. This is the

.iii.ipul

SKIN

THE

CURE

TETTER, TUMOBS

BLOOD.

They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensiwly any

tive ean take them pleasantlv, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.

SazKferfLOO.

Trie* SS emta per 1«

Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, StatesDen, and eminent personages, hare lent their names to certify thennparallded usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the yinrttinn af them. The-Agents bc!ow named furtush'jjratU*our"AmiCA5 ALvaxa O tn which they are given with alaa fell descriptions of the above eomplainta, and the treatment that should be followed for their cure.

Do not be pot off by unprincipled dealers with other preparationa they make more profit on. Demand

Am'i,

and take no others. The sick

want tiie best aid there is for them, and they should have it.

AQ our Remedies are for sale by Manson A Powers. Crawfordsvillc Taiburt A S«n. WavelaiMl: G. \V. Miller. Ladoga and by all dealers in Medicines. At whoiesalo by Suirc, Eckstein Ci.. Cineiunaii.

Sept. 25,1S53. vlOnlOyl.

Tobacco,

Large awortment, Tobacco of qnalitict for itale by August 21»t. COX A Co.,

Tea*,

A ve^b««^n»ndrin st^nmdnfor°Mieecheap by

very

Angnattl. COX A Co

Bibles Hynm Books, ice. ASGE Family Biblea of all kind*, (aomb .•M clieaou •lTio,)Poekat Bib'ea—Hyrt

HAROWARE AND CUTLERY,

among which

proinit

ttention^'-

is :t

HR1S1MAN OltEGG, Xo. 2, Empl

Ire Hlock.. v9n4u.

MEW ALBANY & SALEM R. R.

iJjftRai'

1858. FILL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.

On and after Oct.

1.^ Trains

will be Run

as Follows.

OIXK NORTH.

F1IOM NEW ALBANY.—BKHFOIID ACCOMMO

DATION.-

Daily, except Sundays, at S:"0 A. M.—

.^tops nt nil Stations. Arriving at Bedford at 1:20 P. M. CHICAGO MAIL.—Daily, except Sundays, at. 11:3) A. M. »topjiii£ at ull regular Station*', mid at fit mil stations 011 signal. Connecting at litchi:ll at S.1S P. M. with the St. Louis Kxprcs* of the Ohio and Mississippi L'ailrond, for St. Louis nnd ull noints west and northwest, and at 8:66 1'. M. w'uh tl.e Ciniiniati Kxprcss and at Lafayette at 1:60 A. M..with tl Chicago Might Express l'rom Ci nciniuiti, for Michigan City "and Chicago—arriving at Chi.-ago at S:55 A. M. I'asscngetsdii.e at llitelit.ll, nip ut Groencuntlo, and breakfast nt Michigan City.

ST. LOUIS EXPRESS —Daily at 10:25P.M. Connecting ut iiitchel at 2:1'» A. AI. with tiie Cincinnati Express,and at 2:47 A. M. with the St. Louis Express.

K1JO.M GliEENCASTLE.—Lafayet'e Accommodation—Daily, exeept Sundays, at lO.i'i A. M. Connecting at Lafayette at U:u P. HI. with the Chicago day express from Ciiuinnati. arriving at Chicago at P. M. Passengers d.ne at Lata} ctte uud sup at Michigan City.

GOING SOL'TII.

FROM MICHIGAN CITY.—Cincinnati Day Express Daily, except .-uinhiys, at 9:40 A. M. Leaving Chicago at 7:u0A. M.) und running dircctly through to Cii.cintiaci, aniving nt lv:40 1*. M. CVlincetiiigat l.af.iyctle with tho Grceiicastlc Accommodation at 3:-l0 1'. M. n-aching( rcencustle ut7:S0 1*. M. Slops at ull stations bi twven Michigan City :-.nd Urccncastlc. J'ussongers dine at iieyiioius.

Cincinnati Night Lxpros.—At 11:45 P. M. daily ew-cpt !atniUays, leaving Chicago at I'. running directly through to Cincinnati, arriving nt l-:-5 I*. M. Connecting nt Lafayette—daily, except Sundays—at -Mo A.M.. with the Louisville .Mail Traill, arriving at New Al'j.my at 4:10 I'. M. Stopping ut ull regular stations between Miehiirau City and Lafavctle, and at all staiiolis between Lafayette and New Alhony. i'l.tJicugerb breaklustat Green castle and cine ut Bedford.

FKOil iihDfOKD.—Llellord Express-Daily, except Sundays, at P. M., moppintr at all .stations. Connecting at .Mitchell with the Express Sl'rains from St. Lums and Cincinnati on tho Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad, aud arriving at Aew AI Iki tj 1.1 7 :'A' I'. A!.

EiOM MITC' KLL.—St. Lou.s I-xprcss—Daily i.t A.M.,' connecting whli theoi. lou:saiiu Cinci:i ut h.vpn-ss Trains,arriving at New Albany ut 'J:^0 A. -\S. fno Thrj iili Traiiis co:m:.:l ut Greenea-tle wi.h tiie 1'crro liaiiic'and Kichin /i:d Kaiiro d. at. i.t l.'ituyeltc Willi the trains of the Toledo. Wab ish and VVcstera Kailroad. ut M. S. cro-wiii Ai'.ti .VlicciL'iiii .-onll.crn an 1 No tia.ru Indiana i.iiiu.i nt .Michigan Cil v.-.tli tie .Virjlugaii C.n.lr..! Kailroad iui Chicago M.d ull p-.i:ila we.-t •-'l I r.ort.j-wcst, and for JJctrjit .t:i I all points t.:

'•& r.iro:uli

Ti.-kot- for sa'ein f.'.i,i -vi!ic, No.

.'.'6 .\iain Mroei, an at th2 Lo npany's iuesiii N

A-

All im.. Mijl.i/an City, and Chi'.agi. lor all '.as

point.-in tt.e hast and .Nor hwest. li. h. Kli.M-.H, upuri.itJiidc:.t.

vV. ToTTi.t, Ge-.. '1 :ket /.go i'.. I NC

A.B .ny, UJI ist. IS S.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. Groceries For The

mfl: ML* bt^ «CJ» TW.

Wholesaltv Crof^i'v,

i\o.1,

ERYSIPELAS

FOR

Kmpire

Bloek

Iflsiin S I

H- S. COX

AND

THE

SALT

RHEUM

FOB WORMS

FOR

CUBE

GOVT

FOR

DINNER PILL

FOB

THE

CURE

NEURALGIA

FOR PURIFTINO

THE

HASOUTH

LIVER COMPLAINT

FOR DROPSY

200

CO.,

nrrancrments EAST and

VINO made for

Hogsheads Sugar,

250

Barrels

Molasses,

250

Sacks CofTee,

tSTTo be received juringthc fall and winter.^^J

To be Sold at the Lowest Figures, Wholesale or Retail.

Country Merchants and Farmers can be nceommodated, at wholesale, with from

1,000

pounds Coffe, Sugai

An™. 21

fir *U ahitliS Vitnil and aaentor "Mnsle/Ac-ion band and for sate by -F.

tj-c.,

In addition to the above wc have on hand

Candles.

Boxes Star Candles. 50 half Coses Star Cnndlr

sale by Aug. 21st, 1:43.

JE Boxc« Tcarl Starch, just rcccivcd briV Auff. 21 COX ds Co.,

Bnckets.

A Doz. Painted Bnelceta for sale bv AW Ang. 21. COX Co..

^ftDblfe AND SAMAPAIKILX^.' "WW ««l*-aU,diMaMa-aiMiM fhwn.aa. impora tw Btoew, or a deM#wq lii&lition of tha fcr*,^«lag®ftba ilMrfllngV'Ohrqpda Sore Eyes, Piles, Bolla, Eryripclas,

flalda if tlie|ay4Lem, viiTI aian^, Khiiitnatiam,^!

the

STSTCX

A .dlO

Goutre, Palna

in tb« Bones and Joints Dleemjn tbe Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseaaea. This ffcdQino M^Safiis^oiit'the yery fiMirof the diseJw by-pnrifyir^tntf bldoSj*wmf ebaflgtirgthe sccrctions in the system, tbna removing the cause, which renders tfieVrin canrAti 'andmux*ext.

and enre ita bad effeet*.

I'.FILL FLLUP SECONDART STRNITLS

DISEASE

.il0

VEXKRTAF.

sna wfll dmVffco svpiLiric vnics and all IIEKEnrrAltY TAIXTS and rolSOMOCS MATTSM oilt of the rfysteai /tjiro^gh tile

FORES OFTKE SXIX,-

restore tho Policnt to.a ^xirfect stato of

and rrniTT. It is positive cure for

TLAJNT

and

IIEALTII

LIVER COH-

and vsWrtilf, •if- used a proper length of time. I challenge tbe world to .-produce its equal in theso complaints. The afSlicted will bear in mfcftl jJfnt'JDR.- l!A»fntLT|«'I6niNB'ANo SAISAFAK-

ILLA

will cure all Nervous diseases, Fomafc Complaints. Dropsy, Cruvel, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs^in a few days. 2

It will'remove Piniplcs hnd Blotchcsr from tl.s FAci:.and mat'e the Skfn'Clcfcr, White and Beautiful ns Alabaster. It docs this by purifying the BLOOD, and by its prompt action on the Liver,— Kidneys, aMS„'oroturjr Cprgaiu, producing vigorous heal tTi.

I'cMons alotighccn,a(Jicted with Scrofula, Old Sores." Tetter,' ufngworms, Scald llead, Clo'ches, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutancoti* diseases are udvitud to procuro Gridley's Salt Kheum and Titter Ointment fo apply.on tha Sorn-*, or diseased parts, when lining Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. Thu Iodino and Sarsaparilla purifies the Blood,"and cattsc the sores to discharge their

I'CTHIU MATTER,

HEAI.S

and. tho

OINTMENT

Tiii.ir. When both are used (which I always recommend) a

PERMANENT

and

RADICAI. CITR*

is always offocted. They nre tlio_beat and most

POWEKFUI. CCIIATIVEH

known to tnnn. A fair trial

is all 1 ask—I do not.fear the result. Pricrc of the Iodine nnd Sarsapsrllla (1 per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for $o. Gridley's Salt Kheum Ointment 75 cents per Bottle. Both are prepared by DR. EASTF.W.Y. corner of Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Missouri, sole propiiotor, lo\vhom ail orders must be addressed. frSjT Sold by T. D. Brown ar.d Man son A Powers, drtiggi.-ts, in Crtiwford.svillo, and by druggists eeneriilly.

E0-DH. IlOOPEK'S FKMALE COIIDIAL Will euro nil Female Complaints, sucii n» ExcPf.sivc. Suppressed, or Painful Alcnstruntion, Flonr.uMbus drAVhitea. Barrenness, Sallow Comfrieetion, Ilttadache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves^ Frightful Dreams, and nil diseases caused by Colds, Checked rrespi'ation, Excesses, OvorExcitcnient. etc., of.the Sexual *rgans: Dr. lloopper's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by tho ladies-thc best remedy ever invontod. ^^"Prico fl per bottle! or six bott'es for |S.

Dr..

EASTM:I.V,

corncr of TJiird and Chestnut

streets St. Lonis. Mo., Solo Proprietor, and to whom all orders mils', be addressed Sold by T. D. Brown, und Manson& Powers, in C'rawford.-ville, and by druggists generally.

ETDIL CARTEWSCOUGfl HALS AM will otiroCoughs. Asthma. Consmnption, Bronchitis, Spittimr of Blood, Pain in the sido nnd breast, ricurisy. Whooping Couirh, Croop, Lircr Com-' plaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest nnd Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold stnirle day. Millions die annually by neglecting a COMMON COLD.— Coughs nnd Culds lead to CoN.snMrrio*, and then to an early death. Header, li.ivo you a Cough, Colli or any disease of the lungs? I'roenre atouiia that celebrated remedy, DR. CARTER'S Co

SAM

UAN

BAL

which never fails to relievo a Cough in twon-tv-four hours, nnd always ci'trs tho

WORST CASKS

of Colds. Coughs, r.nd all diseases of the Throat and Lung.1 in a few days. Price—Trial bottles, 25 cents large bottles.

[tr bottle, or fl bottles

for $ ~j. 1ST Dfc. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut streets,

St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom

all urd rs iiiust bo addressed to get tho genuine.— SjM by T. I. Brown and Manson & 1'owers, in Orawfordsville. and by druggists generally.

"KTIHt. IMKKi:«S SPIiCII FIC wilieuio Gonorrhoea, Glcetc. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, fh'Tibie. diftases of the Kidneys, Blndder. and ull diseases of the genital organs. Header, hava you a PRIVATE DISEASE? DO not ueiriect it. Dr.--. t.AY is JAN(.i.ii"t1."it. BAKKK'S Si-Ecirriu is a_s safe, speedy, and

RVDIOAL CI RE.

With Dr. Ba

yers Sjicitie you car". CUKF. YOUKSKLF. and pre vent exposure, its plain uirections for use accompany the medicine. I'riee $l-»'» per buttle. ^ri)K. EASTEHLY, corner Third and Clienti: streets. St. Luis, Mo., solo proprietor, to whom all or.leis must be nddreused to get tha-.v L'enuinc. Sold by T. D. 1'ruwn, and Manson A IVtwers. in Cr.i« i'urdsville, md by driiggi»ts •rcncrallv.

DR. EASTERLY'S

:^-rri:i i:jt \t) ur. KILLIIR-\vm cure Amiii nu'i l'ever. Chills r.nd Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent ar.d Il. initt^nt Fevers, all tho various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Climates. lfthi-r: i- a

I nb

sfrc and for

ji. a. cox fc.

Co.,

No. c.-tf.

Starch.

mmroODEN WARK of every deneription jus*, HUIT. l/C:.L, Mouni'ingand otiier Envellopsni every ll rpofivivl bv I si/e: 1'nntiiiu'und visiting Cardu: runcil?. writinj? COX A Co. rMid: IVim and Pcnhold*rs which «ili bo «nld at

Cheeaa

Bosca a No. 1, W. K. Cheese in Store and for sale by Angneat, 21.

\S.

price* by

August, 21.

COX A Co.,

d^li°n

m'0nf"Ctar"

-r

MAN, WKMA.V

ering with Aon:

FIIN.TJ

AMD

suff

FI:VMI, thr-y nrc advised to

pro.Mire I'r. East rly's \or and AguoKiiier. It is

ro.-irn

I'.K SI'i

F.uv

AND PEKMANE.ST.

Try it. Price fl pf-r bottle "r !«ix bottles f.-.r f". DR. EASTKRI.V. corner of Third and Chestnut soroets St. Louis. S.J!! proprietor, to whom nil

inlors must be addressed to gel t!ic genuin-j. •'"vli by T. O. Hrown. and Manson I'owern, A^'ont for Crawl'ord.-\i i.-. and by druggists croneraliy. .June V.', la.J5^ N". 4s-Cni.

LATEST ARRIVAL!

IIEATON

lias Just R'rcivnl the Largest Stock of

Books & Stationary!

ER nronirht Crawfoicr-vii'.o. to which hi invites Ti.ir a'trn'i'ni of his friends and tho genemVlyr ji'all at the -i .ii. V::1'-

O O E O I

Xoriii W-.-.-t Corncr of

Grreen and

Main Streets,

and examine f^r v»ui

Sep..13j IMS. tf.

Stationeiy.

)OIX.'Al'. letter. Note. T.ezal.-Tath. Iliil Huict. M'-nrninir and Pcrf ruted Papers

I VI holcoalc mid retail, etcarcr than the chennt't by TepJ«M^S.tfV

M.h V.

ALL

S.^ 13,1959. tf.

COX ifc Co.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.

ALL

tbe Text Booka ased in Wahtaii Colleje, & High Scboola in other parts of Uto country, ou

HEATON. .• 1S.1S-5#. V. 1'T^TON.

VPer«'

M. IlEATON

ltLANK it.

kinds of Blank roolcs. from a 5ct mmornudmn br»ok tn 10 ^!iirc Leader or Ucoa Record.on hand »nd forsa4«at

P-

HRATON.

TooLu.

GENERAL assortment of Cnrper.tors', Coopand BUcksmithV' Tools,' rweivecl hy a r.2t'6S. KltlMES Sc. HURBRUifiE. «NMTBABBKU tba wav for. aT.ff. 21. i»X' CO.