Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 November 1858 — Page 3

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Fi.ni ii, •*i" 1" sacks

\VIII:AT. hush hu-li IATS, -P Imij-II It A V, *f» toll TOTAT"!

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•-. •J^jngf .gOtMbo^rATi, IWr. 10. plot?—TIm inlrket f&aina without gestial obanre thfe demand continues modetsto, and chiefly local. The sales add up 1,200 bbls, at $4 30@M35 for aoperfine, aad $4 75@$5 for extra. 1,871 bbls were received the last 24 hours.*

Hogs—Th«: market contiaoes bt»oy*n* and excited, and prices were a shade higher again to-day, with a demand in excess of the offerings. The demand is speculative, and merely for, future delivery. -The' •an*wetef r* 275 head, del'd from 20th Nov. to 1st Docember, averaging 2001bs j^625 116 head, present delivery, aver«gingi212 lbs....

hush

Arn.hs, (jrroc-n} t? h«sU do dried 1' hush ••J'KAriiEM. do Vhnsli AVIIITE

IJKANH. "f' husli

••••TIMOTHY SKEI,

'(I

JP*'

120 head, present deUveiy^er^,^ enntz 200 lbs 400 'f afljjpr 6. 12* 600^'f delivercdfrpmlgfcTO 5th

(\iTert^&^W0ib8....'.'-850

hush

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SfliAK. 'ft Jloi.AfSJ^. pal RL'TTEK. 1^' KC.OH, F' lo7. "'IIKE«»:. 1H

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bbl

Colts

MEAL,

•$ bush-

358v ..Ir^aentdelivery averag200 lbs 6 20 700./ 210@2151bsT 6 30 J${ 't delivered last two weeks r,

Ii Nov averaging 190- lbs 8'25110 delivered first two weeks in December, averaging 200 1bss... 6 25^

TW^ather is favorable for packing, and iiB busfnessr will be'general this weet. Wheat—There is a good demand for the finer grades, and the market is firmer, though quotations are not higher. Sales 15(f0 bush, fair Red at 88c 200 do do at 00c and 300 do do at 90c and 500 do prime .White at $1,05.

Coro—The market is firm, and the receipts sell readily at 60@55c. Barley—A good demand prevails for prime Fall, and the market is firm for this quality'at 80c, but inferior samples are neglectcd, and dull. Sales 600 bushels prime Fall at 80c 800 do good do at 77c delivered 250 do, do do at 75c.

Hye—The market is quiet, aud prices unchanged. Wc quote G8@70c as the range.

Oats—The receipts are light, and scarcely adequate to the demand, and the market is firm at 53@55c, on arrival.

Cooperage—Sales 5000 Flour bbls at 31c. Provisions—A sole of 50 lilids Bacon Sides at 8^c was the only transaction made public. For future delivery there is a tfod deal doing, but the particulars arc kept private—Mess Pork, however, may be quoted at $16 for December.

Grccii Meats—7,000 pieces Hams sold at 8c. The demand is active at this rate"

LAFAYETTI:, NOV.

.DOCK GIN.

Improved

AOE.^

Sold bv Nov. 13,1S5S.

J' bt-

Shaving

Farmers

FRED. KOSTANZER, Proprietor. Second Story, Washington Hall. ^HAVING. Hair Dressing and Shamrvoonine. S done in ti,o neatest style. and NVlu.ker, Pved inferior to nono in iho United tate.. resr-octfully solicits a share of public patronage.

Nov. 18, 1S5S.

NOTTOB.

Star Candle Factory •".!$ AT NEW AlillANY, IND.

WEof

are now mannfactnrinjr a superior artiole Star Candles, Lanl Oil, Ocrmaa. Oleiae, Pa'm and Common Soajw. ftll of which we are selling at the lowest Cincinnati pn-

Goods delivered to the New Albany and sJem'And JeffereonvUle Hallroad Depots and the Aariro: tar- Orders respectfully solicitel. Address, iOKB,BlJmEkCO.,. nov 8-w8. New'Albany, Ind.

ECONOMY

I I E N S E O I E D. B. Deal Fancy Silk and Wolen DyerA X" Scouer most respecuully informs the citxrens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his lino, thus enabling the people to have new clothes made of old ones not withstanding thesenard tiroes. Now Gentlemen and Ladies if j[ou have a faded or noiled garments of any kind, jnst take it to Mr.

D. and have it cleaned or' djed andaavetheexpenae of Buying new ones, he also informs the gentlemen'that he dyes cleanse and repairs coat* panta and vesta and warranto satisfaction.

Oct. 2«. IMRc* oppoeUe Campbell

,1 THE^Ellsta

JL 'J&L

iX&SlL

10.

Bbl. Salt—$1 80. Wheat—70c@85. Com—33c. Oats—40c. Hay—$(i®7. Hyc—55@00c. Barley—60c. Corn Meal —50c.

JST We invito tliu attention of the sick imd »ffliotcil. to tiio lulvertinemcnto in ur columns of I)r. Knsterl.v's Iodine mid Siirsi]nnlla, and ttiicll«y*« Salt lvliemn imd Tetter Ointment. Dr. C»rter'a Coujjli I!ils:un. Dr. l»iil er"» SpceiCo, Dr. llnopt-rV Kotnulo Conlial, un«l Dr. 1 Fever mid Ajriie Killer. T!ie.-e lneiiieinn.-i are pre}arel lv a thoroughly oilucnled l'hysioian, Chemist «»d I'harinncc'.itist, so tlwit all can rely u|i»n Hj«m as l'fir.jr ?ufc sind cll'cctuul in ourinu the di for ivliicli tliev are reeoninicn.le l. Tliey aiv fetamliml rcmedie.-', and can ho found in nearly ovory Druu aiul .\j»olhccury ,-^iOie in the niud Mates. Minelti-I'IH.

CRAWFOKBSVILLE MARKET. L'»:vu:w OKMI i, Xovcinher

I'l.oi-K.

mill tlic

•to •l.l

Wnrr'nnted

GIOIIK

T. D. HROWN. Dnieirist. No. 3, Commercial Block.

Saloon.

QL.53^

tjs crs:rr?i*siM»

7"lo t» if Vitth (IJS

,A"0 H'i/Z

*H' jr

'A.

U.12U.J Or '1'

Clothing Store

lli

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(JONGUI-YSIONAL (SLOBE AND AL'-

i'KNDIX duvinsf the next, session ot Congress.— 'I'lio

DAILY OILOBH

I k-bitU" in butii

vill contain a report of the

lr:im.-lics

(»0 1,01V 3.00 none 1.no ljftO 14 1J ft 0 12 ji 1') 2,»0

THELAR''1

JrfCflj.J 2't" 0,1-b-jid,

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a vi

Irsoih

.» CVW,I

ri-WiJ IVo'f STiiT

.'•ID'riiliU/.'lIl .A

ivrsw-»a-r^s?T •pf-'-'-rf

Have Opened Zc\3irni„ immeiqd •&

In the Wabash Valley,

On Main Street, opposite Man-son $• Potvcrs' Drug Store.

I if

IN THE WORLD!.'

Over Coats, from Dress Business' I'ants, Vests, Long Shawls,

.S3,50 to $30,00 G,00 to 25,00 4,00 to 1,50 to 1,25 to 5,00 to

18,00 10,00 8,00 10,00

Under Shirts, Drapers, Socks,

Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Comforts

Nov.* 13, ISoS. IlOlilt, FISK & CO.

E O E

Congress.

Tli?v Official Paper of

1" SUA I.I. IMTHLIS1I TIIKI1A1I.Y OLIOBE I

of Conjrre.-s lis taken

Idwii l'V reportersat least, to iin\ corphot -hort-lmn.l writers in this, or any other country. When the debutes of the day do not make more than loriv-tive columns, they h:ill appear in the DAI i.v ii.oi:K of the next, inorniiijr, which will contain, also, the news of tlie day, topcther with sueli editorial articles as n:-y he stigpcstcd by passini events. .„

The"COSGRKSSIONAI.

Bininger's Old London

({I.ORK AM

The CoNGitKfgioNAL

TO BE

PURE,

As OriginallyImported

A SOVEREIGN RHMSllY IN

All Kidney Affections

As a Tonic it has no Superior.

AlTKNDIX Will

contain a report, of all the ncbutej! in Coiifrres.-, revised bv the spt-akcrs. the Mcssatres ot the 1 resident oJ Jic United States, the Annual heporls ot the Heads of the Executive Departments, the Kelioits of Coininittees of. Congress in important snhjcctsof general interest, the Laws jwssed durinif the session, und copious indexes to uli. inev will he printed on double royal sheet, in book form, roviil quarto siee, each number eontaing J1'*" teen pages, averaging 2.0'.i7 words per page. Ihe whole will make between 1.700 and 2,0*)0 pages.— It is believed that no book has evei been puhlijhed lit so low a rate. Last year I advertised, in the DAII.V GI.OUK, for six month*, and in about one hundred other newspapers in the United States, a reward of #215, to. bo paid, to .any person who would produce a book published at so low :i ale, and none was produced. TJjc larijo.numbcr uf copies subscribed for by Ouferosis enables me to afford the Debates to subscribers so cheap.

GLOBE AS» APPENDIX

paw

free through th.e mails of the United State.-, as will be seen by reading tho -following joint resolution bv Concross the 6th of.August. lSjii ..

JOINT KKS' LCTION providing for the distribution of the Laws of Congress and the Debates hereon:

With a view to cheap eircnlatidn of the laws oi Coneress and tho debates contributing to the true interpretation thereof, and to make free the communication between the reprcccntative and constituent bodies—

Beit resolvedhv the Senate and ITouse of Kepresentatives of the* United States of America, in Congress assembk.l. That from and after the present session of Congress the

AND

CONGRKFHNAI. (TLOBK

\rrESVix, which contain tl laws and debiites thoreoli, shall pass free through the mails so lomr as tl:e same shall be published b^- order of Congress Provided, that nothing herein shall be construed to authorize tho circulation of the

DAILY

free of Postage. ..... Approved Augtist f, lSo'i. •i.' TKKMS: For a copv of the Daily Globe four months $3 00 For a copv for a less tirno, (ier month 1 0o For a copy of the Congressional Globe and

Appendix dnring the scssioiu- 3 00 Bank notes,current in the section" of the country where a subscriber resides, will be received at par. The wholo or any part of a subscriptidn may be remitted in postage stamps, which are preferable toanv curroncv, except gold or slvfcr. Where bank*notes under *5 cannot be procured, I will send two -copies for #3.

A paper wili not bo sent nnlcsa tlw money accompanies the order for it. I cannot afford to exchange with all tne newspapers that desire the

GLOBE:

OKOKE9SIOKV.

WASHISOTOS,

IS WEALTH,

but 1 will send the

Daiir SUBE during tho session to all who.shall publish this prospectus three times before the first Mondav of next Decern Ivor. Those who may publish should send their papers eontaing it tonic, marked with a pen, to direct attention to it. The

QlOBK

AMP APPWiDJI Will be stC-

reotypod and-, therefore. 1 shall W able to send the back numbers for this session to all who may sul^eribe after tho session commonest but if the first edition shall have been exhausted before the subscription money is recci ved, I shall charge $1 additional per co]y to pay the expense oj putting the plates on the press. Subscriptions ahonld reaoh me ns early as the "first-week of December to insure completo copies at the prices lumsrUscd above.

JOHNC.KIV.ES..

Oct. 12,1S66.—[Nov. fa, wS.

Notice.

(EESONS knowing themselves indebted to E. A Hi Clark, tho undersigned, will. conflsr a great favor by calling on him and settling their account by J«h or note, money makes tha niare^govshoit settlement and long friends. E. H. CLAKK.

October 80,18fS. tf .•-•••,•.- 1 •'"'VC. GUaaawaie,

sote

A Kegs S. C. Soda, for sale by ,.^\ug.21,-,(

Co.'s,

iJ,f

COX & Cd.

ID IEVE S S Gh O !t S

pKi'Ever &faft.yor^ SakinJkc 3-3S

STATEOFIHDlAlfA,

CanTe found at okAHA'if B^fe. nrn iSHOES.

,OE Ilundrod Cases, at

5dOSHAW£S. the latest styles, at •. GRAHAM BRO'S.

DRESS SILKS.

Watches, Clocks and «J E "W" ELR "ST/-' KVKU ISKOL'OIIT

O A W O S I E

Direct from the Eastern Manufactories. He has also on hand a larirO |iuintity of l'UUE SILVER AND J'l^VTED

Tea and .Table Spoons, Cream Sjxxms, Butter Knives, IwrJcs, i$-c. A1.-0, Musical Instruments of every description, such as

Violins, Accordeons, Flutes, k'ifes,' Violin and: Guitar Striugs, «6c.'. Also

Knives and,Pocket Books,, of all kinds and qualities. Also GOLD, SILVER AND PLATED

SPE €T(ACMS|

to suit all ajres. ,,, To the Ladies, I would say that 1 have the nicest and richest patterns of jcwelry ever before offcred in tlii^city. to the examination of which 1 ask their kind attention. .! 'j

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Boxes, Repaired and Warranted. To this jbranch of the business, rcairespcciarattention, and feel confident that in prie.es and quality of work, pc^f^ct satisfaction wPI be crivcn: at tne sign of the id ii .'"Golden Watch," a A Between Tlenton's Book Store and Lane House, Crawfordavilio, lndi.ui(».

O lJL I Jj

N'sa

FOR THE

Ib^IuiTniiCj

Whole Country

GRAHAH BBO'S

DRY-eOOfiS

H^ts: 1^1#

At ...... .^GPAHAMJB^^

CARBBTS! CARPETS!? Splendid variety at: f, GRAHAM BKO'S.

f"T«

500,000 Yards FMnts.

J^ND Domestics, Cheap at

aVtVtu

ALL WHO WANT TO SEE THE

Mammoth of Mammoths, -IN-IMMENSE' PILES OF DRY-GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, "CARPETS, AND 11EADY

MADE CLOTHING,

Must stop at the Graham Corn. r. This stock is lor sale at Iroiir-2 to 10 per cent. Coine and see^nothing charged f«'r showing.

JAMKS (iRAHAM & IiUOTERS.

Octohcrr2J. ibis, ly

JAMES PATTERSON" 11 AS Jl'ST 1IECEIVKD THE LARGEST STOCK! ....

JAMES PAT TF.RSOX.

J,\.v. 6,135S. \10nl».

A CARD TO THE LADIES*

Dr. J. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills

FOR FEMALES.

THEhave

combination of ingrcdients in Dr. Dnponco's G6fden Pills are perfectly harmeless.— They beep used in tho privatc.prHctice'-.flold Dr.'DupoWo frfr (Svor thirty yen re. and thousands of ladies can tostity to their great and never-f:.il-ing*ucecss in almost every case, inefi reeling:rrecularities. 1 elievin^ painfnl and distressing rnenstruation, pnrciculariy at the change of life. Krom live to ten piitsVitf

rcure

AEE OPENING T1DEIB

5".'

,«r

GRAIfAM BRO'S,

•GRAJIAMiJBROS.

The Only Good, £$tock

Of new Style Cloths and Cassiners in Town, Is at GRAHAM BRO'S.

Pieces Cotton an 1 Woiol-Flanncl ,at~ tiliAUAM BKO'S.

800 Beady Made Clothing.

FOU

everv Man and.Boy in Montgomery County, up staird, at GliAlIAM BllO'S.

THIi BEST ASSORTMENT!

THE LATEST STVLE3 AND PATTERNS OK

IBL srras OF. jfl k'l In O

^4!fr

RP S 8l,|r O 0l® 8

In Flafdi, stripes and Bayaderes, embracing "all the and elegant aesigna in

iodjC{or .niKfij ,mrI Wool & Silk Faibrlcks.

.! '-P'

•r

RQB^S^A ftUIUf:

it 3 fits s' ~JL' 'i'l .ioaio3 MO

1WBES 1 tl|^

£o^e£hfe^j^iltTan

6: W 111 ul5 (i

I 10 JqnivOI 17:

Wf19 M!W

IB)

•!.! ity.'"

For men and buys, trimcd and made in the best uiiiiiner. Al?i. kit•.^calf and Grain, ..

BOOTS AND .1 Also, a S to

THE

that common vetdread-

ful complainthe Whites, Xeaily every lady in the land suffers from this complaint'. The above pill has pcnnantlv curcd thousands, and will

CUTO

yon if use them. They cannot "harm u, on the-contiarv tliey leinove all obstruction, restore nature to its propper channel, and invigorate the wholo system. Ladio3. whose health will not permit au ^nereaa of Family.^v?iU find these pjlls ii succesial preventative. Tregnant females or those supposing themselves_ so, arc cautioned against using these pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assiihlCfcJHr re«ponsibility:atter the admonition, although.their mildnes would ^ye-voi^t any mischief to-health—otherwise these pill^art reccomiiicuaed. .Full, and explicit directions accompanv each box. Price $1 per box.

MANSON Jfc POWERS.

VTho]aeale Agents at Crawfordsville.

Eor tho counties of Montgomery,- Putnam and Pnrke. They will supply the trade at proprietors prices, and furnish imlajr show cards. "Ladies,'.' bv enclosing |1 to the above ^t'», throt^&the'CraWfordsvflle Post Office,oaa tfefci Golden rills sent to any part of the country (con-. fldentially1) bV mail.

N. B.—Be particular in asking for.Dr. Dum00*8 Golden nils, and remember, they art1 hot a secret nostrum, every agent is given the receipt composing tbfe pills, and thev will tell yon they are the bet and safest pill for Eemales, ev»r introdnced, since the science of Medicine damned upon the World. Octtober J8, I85S. 1/

Spaces,

ALL

kinds of Spices in larre quantities, at wholesale and retail, for aale by ,y August 21. COX A Co.,

undersigned liavlrfg established in tlnplace a house, for the manufacture of all kind.of MuS.tjrc.-vcs. sueh as Stri»w, IIuskj Spring, Mos.-?. Cotton, lLiir., and •«,, f.„ ••-.•JH-VTt'4'/$ Princcss Royal Iflattresscs,

COMFORTS AND

S I O N S

Of all dcscriptiimsi' "-Old -Mattresses' renovated at the shortest notice, ar.d made a.» cooJ

('old-weatboij is

IUS

A "T

.•

illil

yryrj?-*,

i:on

».-i

T-r^TT»

.•.*

Preseiilirflf' a objbki^atldb ofIdkM'ttid 'sfyfcs, whicn%mnoI Ite'TO^iiaBod. Alfc' th«r' F*!I Ad Winter styles of

uii.'

Ruehes and Flowers,

...ii it xvfirV-.V Tiiiir!r- '.J

ALSO, THEIR USUAL STOCK OF

Staple Dry Goods

•mf-asi:

_i££.'

ncj

Drills. Ticks. Flannels, 'Linseys. Carpet* nnl Oil Cloths, I\i]er llnngingH Aho a superior brand of i. -7' ..

VELVET RIBBONS

*. tl I**"* ftWI*

of all widths. And a full stock of .... "i hu.s 'J !•.*

S A W A E S

Pi 11s, Xeo.illes.—i—ComVis —Tiireiids Hosiery. Glo.Vis.^^SuspendeM.—s-j-si kit linen Ilaridkercnicfs,-—^Cravats,—-Collars, shirt fronts.

Also, their do thing Department is cmplete. cnibraeing all the new styles of Fall and Winter

O I N

CUKE

""1

Hardware, Iron, Nails,

I'li, U. I-' Mx. -a.

ClFI-A.

Tlioso wanting hjivtriiins. will call on •. CAM^MU LIv.GALEY Sp, HAKTKR. October 16,185S.-ly.

-«ii

E A E

!T"

A E W O S

DEALER IN

Foreign & American

LE29

AND. MANUFACTURER OF, 1 ,c. A Uli .1

Monuments and Tomb Stones "p,r 'Of Every Sftqpe and Form. V:

Those

wishing anytl inp in the line would do wc 1 to give him a call before iim-lia.«in clscwhen Shop opposite Elston and Lane's Knnk, in the Post Ottice Buiiding. Oct. 2d, nil, tf.®

Mattress Manufactory.

new.

JI^W

settinji in. and cotntorlabie

bedding'is'tWgreat desideratum. -ft-

Husks Wanted. ,...

Fifty tons of Husks wanted, for which the highest price Jn Ca»b wjll be-.paid- P.ace ot buwnc.-s, west fide of Green' Street, opposite Commcrcn.l Hot.- LAYMON BKOTiiEKij'

October 30,-I8.M. tf- "'v

WaU Paper!!

WALLRolh

Paper of all pries from Scents to |1,00 Tti»» -'Also, Borders' an.l "Window Paper per of all kinds, at F. M. ILEATON'S

For The Ladies.

Nil gross Boerhave's Holland Bittern,

apr 24'58 MANSON A POWEBS.

Table and Pocket Cutlery. T:Jo* ¥6c6fved"by" epr.M'&S. GKIME8 & BU8BRIDGE

Sahb, Window Glass, ftc. AC00 Lights of PiM'8a^, aaort ed sizes fa 75 boxes Window'Glass "do do Doora, &e., for «ale by apr. 24 '5S GRIMES & Bl*KB RIDGE.' 1lJr

.Si-.MJIXtfv. j.5 -V ".L'.IV

-RATJ§,A N &,GREG G,

O) «W#I (ICSTJI..

•••FIKJWPI- Turn ai/.nV. ll'"V 1,

ALSO, SADDLER'X COACJ/ AXD HARN.JiSSyTRIMMINGS,

Together with A^ricriiltQlral Im plemenfs, among which is

MOFEllTS S^FA&ATOB,

Woodbnry^ Fateiit Portable Horse Power -..'•

"f'u

71 2-

Kuhns and Hams

BT All orders'i^drcMcd' tq us shall meet with1-prompt attention. 1 I-'.-' (, I1HI8TMAN & Crawfordsville, Aprjl 34,1S5S

Wlt'Vi'ih"

Agne Cxxre,

•P., ROIMI «VIDI

Prints, Delaines, Catliniera,' Sheetings, Shirtings, Oltolis, Satinets, ...

».'«irw.t-»«fe,r,f vtrfemh! J-

.i.

ctfRE or

.(((-J,

iBteraittent Fever, or. Fever and Agve, Remittent Fever,' Chill' Fever,. Dumb Agne, Periodical Headache, or Bilious

Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed, for the whole class of diseases: origi* Bating in biliary derangement, caused by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.. No one remedy is louder called for by the necessities of the American people than .a sure I and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled to offer, -with a perfect certainty -that it will eradicate the "disease, and- with assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise from'its use in any quantity.

That which protects from- or prevents this disorder must be of immense service in the communities whexp it prevails.

Prevention

better than cure/for the.patient cscapcs the risk which lie must run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. This "Cuss" expels the miasmatic poison of

FEVER AND AGUE

from the system and- prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy

ever

yet discovered

for this class "of complaints, but'also the cheapest. The large quantity! we supply for a' dollar brings it within the reach of everyv body and in bilious districts, where

AND AQUE

FEVER

prevails, every body should have it-

and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped this price will place it within the reach of all—the poor as well as the rich. A great superiority .of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of-Intermittentsis, that it.contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.

Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A- great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which afe Neurakda, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, •Blindno&'Trothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful AJfcction of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and" Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This

expels the poison from

the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken .occasionally or daily while exposed to the infection, that will lie. excretedfrom the system, and' cannot- accuihtalate-in' sufficient- quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is ,even more valuable for protection than curei and few will ever suffer ftom Intermittents,' if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMIiY PHYSIC, are s» composed that disease within the' rsnce of their action can rarely withstand or evaile tnem. Their'penetrating properties search,, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these .properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his nealth or energy restored by a remedy at once so

cure the every-day complaints but also many.- formidable- and

dangeroof diseases. The agent below named is pleased "to flimish 'gratis' my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cares and directions for their use the following complaints: Cottivenets. Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in dnd Morbid Inaction of the Botceis, flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alterative 'for the renovation of the blood and the restoration of tone and strength to the system debilitated by disease.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

FOB THE RAPID CURE OP

Coughs, Colds, Iaflneaza, Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive

Patients in advanced stages of the disease* So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous are the eases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate* diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried,-its superiority over every Kother medicine of hs kind is too apparent to escape (Jbifcrvation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote^ to employ, for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate. while' aiany inferior remedies. thrust?upoa-the community havp failed and been ^discarded, this gained friends.by every trial, conferred benefits on'the afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.

PREPA11ED BY

DR. J. C. AVER St CO. LOWELL, MASS. Manson fc I'owers, Crawfortlsvilk Talbirrt & Son. Wavcland: G. \V.. ilit'er, Ladoga: and by nil dealers in Modiciries. Atfwholesalb by Suire, Eukstein «fc

CJ-,

-n

Cincinnaii.

Sept. 25,1S5S. ..vlOnlOyl.

Tobacco,

A Large assortment, Tobacco of qualities for sale by ..-• ,, August 21st. COX & Co.,

-•-11- "Teas,

Large and general afsortinent of Teas of the very best brands in store and for sale chesp by August Sl«' -4jC0X fc Co.,

Btblw, Bynn Books, &c.

ABGE Family Bibles of all kinds, (some as chean as $1,50,) Pocket Bib'.es—Hymn Books, for all cfinrchcs—sacred and sccular Music, i&c., for sole by" P. M. HKATOJi.

8. H. GREGG.

LND COMMISSION r-Yi-a \yygvs&'i.fa jvV.

Mpis Blo#^- Chrawtedsville

•••'••:-l«n it1".-'. "iVi S-.1I-F '.-V! i-t

Ind.

DEAIJERS tSTi ^3 'M. ZJ&

•j iu

•eSj SgHngSj Sash and CHass

nrt* 9 ».

AND A GENI^tAt. ASSORTMENT OP

ENGLISH, 6ERMAN AN0 AMER1CAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

Tools,

\\0

Vi JXKv\ .A.1O

fl'

'/.'iMr ii'-' y.r'i MM "?ij, ,. :t

2.1 -1 '. Vi li

THRKSIffiR AXD SEPAHATOK.

.m-'VOT •),

fRsldri, CMrai Planters it Shcllersy

rrt A, K-v -rv .- X* BIOOtiSS ORAnf DRILL,

Ac.,

ftc.

:.i ii

in, Drill.

UltEGG, JTo. 2} Kmpfre'- filtskt

-J!--..

v9n40.1

NEW ALBAHY & SALEM

1858. FILL ARRANtiEMEiNT. 1858. ti vi On and after Oct. Ijtf Trains will be Ran .'••'• h'-'i /P Follows.

coiw: NORTII. ,,

FKOM NEW ALU ANY.—ISKIIKOKO ACUOMMO" WTIIIS.Daily, except Sunday*, ut 8:30 A.M.— Sto^Knt ml Stations. Arriving at Bedford ut 1:20

CU1GAGO MAIL.—P'ai.v, cxccpt Sundays, at 11:30 A. M.: stopping,: ut nil"regular .Station.s". und at iipn:il alatinutLjin.blgtm!. .Connecting at iMitciiull at -8:13 P. AL witli tlio St) Louis Exi res.* of tlie Ohio und Mii-sisj-ijipi h'ailroyd, fur St. Louis and :il 1 points west mid norlli&est, fuid nt 3:ft& 1'. M. wiili the Cimiji-iiiti Exprpw nndiit LafAyettout 1:5 0 A. M. willi tl.e Clneufro Niglit K.\]ire.s from ti iH'innuli, for Mieliignn Gity und Cliiciigo—urrivinjr ut Clilcnjro nt 8:55 A.' M. I'ttwentfei^diKC Jit Mitc-lii.il, Hip ut (.irccneustlc, mid brculilu.st ut Mioliijrun City.

ST. LOUIS J-:XIRK?S.—Dnily nt 10:25 P. M. Cnnneetinj? ut Aiitchul nt 2:li5 A. M. with tlieCiticinnuti Express, und ut 2:47 A. M. with tlie St. Lonis Express.-

EKOM GKEENCASTLE.—T.nfuyct'e Accommodation—Daily, cxcept Sunduys, nt 10:0.0 A. M. Connecting ut LuiiiyiiXro at' i'. M. Ayilh the Ghienjrodiiy oxj.ress from Ciiieinnali. :irriviny ut Chicupo ut !:girl.l'u»oi){ cis d,nu :it Lufuj ette und tuput .Michigun City.

coixc SOUTH.

EKOM MICHIGAN CITY.—Cincinnati-Day Exprcfs—Daily, except Minduy.*. uty.-lOA. .M.i Ll-ii-vinjr Chicago ut 7:on A. M.) unci Mjtining directly through to Cii.cinnuti. uriiviiiir ut I*. M. Conflicting at Lut'ayette with the -'cc'ifcii.st!e Accommodation ut 3:4U 1*. M. reaching Lii-ecncx-tle ut7:ft0 P. M. .Stops ut all stations l» tween Michiiran City und Greoneustle. Passengers dine at iLey.iolJr".

Cincinnati Night Express. —At 11:15 I'. M. daily except S^iiturdays, (leaving Chicago at l':-20 P. M. running directly tlirunt^li to Cincinnati, arriving at 1^:^.3 P. M. Connecting ut Lafayette—ditilv, except Sundays—at 4.1u A. M.. with the Louisville Mail Truin, iiniving at New Albany at 4:10 P. 1. Stopping iit all regular stations between Michigan City und Lafuvctte, arid at all stulioiis between Lafayette und New Albany. Pusseugers break last at (ireencastle and cii.e at Bedford.

EKO.M BEDEOKD.— Hu-1lord Express— Daily, cxcq.t t? inday.s, ut 3.0.3 P. AL, slopping ut. all staliuiis. Connecting at Mitchcll with the Express Trains from St. Loins and Cincinnati on the )li:o mid Mississippi Uuilro.-id, und arriving ut -New A1 bany ut 7:5iO P. M. i'KDM M1TC' ELL.—St. Lou.s Express—Daily at 3:00 A. AL, oounocting with the 5l. Louis and

Ciuci'.i ut^vpress Traijis,arriving at New AHuiuy at 0:20 A. .M. The Through Trains connect at Grccncu-tlc wi'.h the Terrc ILmicAnd ICi.-hmond liaino.nl, an 1 iitL-ifayette Willi tho trains ot the Toledo, W"abash aud Western Iiuilroadrut SI. S. cro.-ssiu itli yiieiiigi.il Sontliom? and No:tlitrn llidiuna I'liilrouTi^ at .Michi'gan" Cit* \vitli rtio"'.Vtiehigun Ce:itr.. 1 Kail road for Chieuno und all points we=-t anl nortt»-w'-=t, and (or Detroit and all/points t-:H.

CSfTiiroujU Ticket- for sale in Louisville, No. v6_uiuMreeL,and at the Lo:iip:iny's Otliccsin N :.v Ali uuy, X.ieliigun City, und ChioagOuibr.all the :iincipiit poinis in tl.c hutuud Nor/.hwest.-

Wholesale or Retail.

••-Vr.'-.., v,. I-t. Country Merchants und Eanncrscati he aceommotlated.'ut wholesale, with rrotn 10

1,000

tTrj

are

Dr. East^y's

IODWE AND MMAFAR1LLA. Will enre all diseases arising from an impure stsM or a Je^yarrbdTsdndition of Vltar flnids of lh« i^nt^rn, \iz:|47a'accfs^8Ml9jnff of Gl.^ds| jRietrni-tism, Wfiita Jhronl«r| s^ri' ly^riTcs, Boils, Ery»l^fto,wntrej Pain*in the Bones and Joints, .Vkars in tho Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medickio scardf^a-iyit lljB,^ry lOot^of Jthp disea^aJiyj^tri fyjtg «hanging tli« secretions in tho system, tnns removing tbocansc, which renders tlio,cua* cuit r*-aii(I hmaseit.

DR. EASTERLY'S

PZT DK.

J{. E. KlcKEK,Miporintjndout.

\V. VV-.

TDTTLE,

Ge.'I.

'I I-kctAgent.

New A.D.ny, tAst i»t, 15 s.

NEW ARIUNGEMENT.

Groceries For The

nf i:iL.x,iOM.

AVIiolesnIe Croeon,

IVo. 1, Empire Block: Iflain SI.

DEi_ S. COX 5c OO-,

HAVING

inadc arrangemenbi EAST and

SOUTH for'1 200 Hogshoeds Sugar,r.f- 250 Barrels Molasses, 250 Sacks Coflfee, r-^To le received Jnring the fall and winter._/2dj To be Sold at the Lowest Figures,

jmunds Cojfe, St/.qa? 4j-c.,

In addition to tlic above wc have on hand CandlesBoxes Star Candles. .* jo half Boxes Star Candlcsin store an.i lor sale hv

U.S.

OXiV.Co

Aug. 21st, 1S43. No. .-.-U.

'NOTICE.

To our Customers.'

not sellinjr GROCEK1EP in Comiripr-

VV cial How. but ut No. 1, F.mpire Itlock, Main Street, next door to Cliristmun A Gregg": Hardwaie Store. GOX

August -1, 1S-M. n3tf.

Miscellaneous.

*ANES. Pocket Knives ^ScrapBooks. Portfolios Mncilags, cheap Paints, Combs and '-lotV' ot other articles too numerous to mention. Come ahd «ee,v

FRANK

".2 Si S a

UEATO.N.

SepriS, 185S. N. W. eor. Sfaiii and Oreen.

Boxes Pearl Starch, ju=t received by

jixr*. 21* CvX ds Co.j

Buckets.

e|| Dot. Tainted Buckcts for sale bv *J" Aug. 21. COX £. Co.

looms axo1Siiwniitt*-will

euro thc jroBrr MKRcrRiAL jiisf ass, and «Sstrb^every particteoii^K^tjaT tho sybtkm and cure its bad effects.

f--,\

It will enro sECOxn.vnr sTrniLis or'vENeRKAfc DtsEAsa and willdrivo the st^ilixig vises and alf IIKR2PTTARY TAINT* and POISONOUS MATTER (Ut of the system through tbo

tPORES

DR.

THE SKIM,

and

rcirtore. tlie Patient to ajperlcct state qf .IIKAITIUsnd TCRITT.

It is a positive cure ftiT

LIVER COM-

plaint and DTfPEniA, .if nsed a proper length of timo. 1 challenge tho world to produce its feqilal in theso complaints. Tho afflicted will bear in mind^that

EASTr.RLY,8i Ipni^E.AjD

SARSAPAJI-

iLL^Vill' cure all Nervous'dIs^asc*r-FertaloCom-plaints,"Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary-organs in a few dayv.

It will retnove-.rimplcs aud^Ulotchcs ffom tho

FACE,and

malte the Skin Clear, White and Beau

tiful as Alabaster. It 'docs.this by pnrifying tho BLOOD, and by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys,,on4. Spc^cUry, Organs, producingrvigorous health. v. £,

Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Bolt's,' Tetter, Rinjfwonns, Seah| Ue«d, CIo*ches,'*-&nptioh of the Skin

1pnUBe^w

diseases are adviied to proenro Gridley's Salt Khennv^nd -TitUr Qintident to apply pn the Sores, ordisaased parts, when using Dr Easterly's Io-, dinojind Sacsaparilliu The Iodine and Sarsapor-^^ iIlarpwtioa:tli() Blood, and cause tlis »orc» charge their

TUTRIO MATTER,

ihcAm

and the

TMEW.-

CURATIVES

Dk. JJASTKRLT,

OIXTMKST

'"ffhen both are used (which.t al

ways recommend) a PERMANENT and RADICAL CURE |s always effected. Tliey are tlic best und most rowxarcL

known to mail. A fair trial

is all I ask—I do not foar tlio reault. PlHeit of tho Iodine, ncd Snrsapatilla |1 per Bot-| tie, or Bottles for #5. (Jridlev's Salt Rheum Ointment 75 cents per Bottle. UoUi^ aro prepared by

corner of Third and- Chostnut

sts.. St. Louis, Missonri, sole jiroprietor, to whom ail orders mnSt be addressed. J35T Sold by T. D. Urown and Munson A Powers, drnggists, in Crawfordsville, and by drug gists generally.

KTUK. HOOl'Klt'S FICMALU COKDIAIJ Will cure all Female Complaints, such its Exccssivc. Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, 'Flour Allnis dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Com-, plcction, llondache, Dizziness, Weuk Nerves,. Frightful Dreams, and nil diseases caiiscd ly Colds, Checked Prespi'ntion, Excesses, OverEscitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs: Dr. Hoopper's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged l.v the ladies tlie"Test remedy ever invented. £ylrico $1 per bottle, or six bott'es for fo.

Dit. EASTI1!i.v, corner of Third und Chestnut streets St. Louis," -Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to/ whom all orders must he addressed.

Sold by T. I). Urown. and Manson Powers, in Crnwforilsvillo, andby drugcists irenErully. 237" »K- CAItTUK'S.COUCH BALSAM will 'cure C.nighs, Aslhina. C.msiuiiption, Ilronehitis. Spitting "f Iilood. Pain in the .-iile and hrea.-.t, Pleurisy, Whooping Coinrli, joop. Liver Coinplaifit., I'alpi'.ation of the. Heart, and all disease*.of the Throat. Chest and Lungs.

MJI

"So

one should-,

neglect a Cough or ('old a single day. Slillious die annually l.y neglecting a COMMON COLD.Coughs und Colds lead to

COXSI.mi-TION,

and then,

to an early death. Bender, ha\e you a, Cough, Cold or any disease of tTO lungs/ Procure at onco. that celelu-ated remedy. On.

CARTER'S COUGH

HAI.-

which never fails to relieve a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, und ulwavs

CLJILS

the-WORST

C.VM.s

of Colds, Coughs, and al! disoiises of tho Throat.-^ md T.uugs in a few daj s. I'riee Trial bottles, 25 cents large bottles. $1 per bottle, or 0 bottles for *•".

EASTF.KT.V, corner Third und Chest-'

nut streets.St. Louis. Mo., sole ju oprietor, to whom all onl rs must be addressed to get tho genuine.— Sold bv T. 1). Urown and Manson it Powers, in Crawfordsville. und by druggists generally.

Jif'Dli.HAKKK'S SI'WIi TIC will euro Gonorrhoea, Olfete, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordec, diseases of tho K.dmys, I'ludder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Header, liavo you a

PIIIVATK

LAV

DisfcA?*.? J)o not neglect it.

DAXOEROCS. DR. BAKER'S

safe, sjx:e(^', aud k.VOI.CAL

De-_

Si-KfirKic is

I I IIE.

ith Dr. J'a-^

kcrs S|ccific \oucairCt'liE YOI'RSKLF, and prevent exposure, us plain directions for use nccornpuny the medicine. Price $1 bt) per bottle. [SpfDU. EASTEKLY, corner Third und Chest-*... nut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whoin all orUcvs must" bo •addressed to get tho genuine. Sold by T. 1). Krown, and Manson ifc Powers. In CrawfordsviTle, ind by druggists generally.

DB. EASTERLY'S $

tZTFEXWl AND AGUE KII.LKR-Will cure Agne and Fcvor, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent and Remittent .Fevers, all tho various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Cli mates. If there is a

MAS, WOMAN

cring with

AOI-k AM

or inr.n HiifT-

FKVI.I:, they are advised to

procure Dr. Easterly's Fever und Ague Killer. It is a 1*OuIT1VK Ct'KK— M'lJ.m ASI» I'ERVA.NOT.. -. Try it.. ...

Price fl per bottle orsix bottles for A". DR. EASTERI.V, corner of Third und Chestnut sereets St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all order.-, must be addressed to get tl.e genuine. Sold by T.

Uroivn. and Manson SL-Powern. Agent*

for Crawfordsville. and by druggists generally. June T, isJ?-. N". 1: 'ini.

LATEST ARRIVAL!

M. iriLVTON

us in I a S to

Books Stationery! IJ

^VKH brought (o Crawfnrcsvill*. to wliieli bo iuvit'-s the attention of his I'r id tlio

Cull ut the

[.u'die general

O O E O I

North West Corner of

Green and Main Streets, and examine for yourselves. 5-Vp- 1-, ISos. tf.

Stationery.

FOOLSCAP.

Letter, Note, Lrgnl. Bath, Bill

Billet. Mourning a'jd I'l-rf..ratel Pajiers Buff. I^-gnl, Mourning and other Envellops "fevery si/'e:'Printiiic and visiting Cards: Pencils, writing rami: Pens and Penholders: which will-!e sold at \Vlioiesale nnd retail, cheaiKT than the ••heai'est by

Sep. 13, lao^. tf. -.--.s• F. M. UKATOji. BLANK ilOOKS, &.C.

ALL

kinds of Blank Books,

from

a 5ct memo

randurn to a lu quire I-ctlp:r or Ui*L*a Record,on hand and furaaleat l'.'!c.t^. Sep. 13, lS.xi. tf.

M-

ltKAlX)-

Tools.

GENERAL as«Mrtnicnt of 'arpcnters', CoojvA era'"and Bluoksmithr' 'fools, received by apr. 21'M- tiKlMKS BL'IJBKIDGE. )A|| UAKKKLS saltjuat ou tlio way for .. 6vU mi-, il. .CUA »t