Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 November 1858 — Page 3

MTA Dubuque paper says that a ball was recently given by the employes of a hotel in that city, to which a certain yoang girl wftA invited, whom the other young girls of the house bcdeckcd for the occasion that at this ball a beau became enamored of her, and danced with her during the entire evening that the ball breaking up at a rather late hour, she was invited to aleep with her working companions in the hotel, she having been in the habit of returning home to her mother every evening after her labors were ended that she complied with their invitation, and slept with two of the girls all night, and that in the morning the young girl was found to be a boy! From subsequent inquiries, it fras ascertained that the mother had suggested this costume to her son, for the purpose of enabling him to get employment, which he was unable to do when wearing the bifurcated costume.

tar We invite the attention of the sick nnd affllctcd, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easter))'1!! Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Ifoopor's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. Thews medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chem1st and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary storo in tlio United States. iunel9-6m.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MABKET. Rkview Office, November

Fi.ock.

f? bbl..

Sack Flocu, 50 lb sacks Wheat.

a bu.ih

Cotin, 39 bush

Oats,

buijh

Iiav, $ ton Potatoes, bush Appi.es, (preen} bush do (dried bush Peaches, do 5? bush White Beams, $ Timotiiv

Seed,ip.bush

27, 1S5S.

.•$4,7 5

.. 1,25 .. 75 .. 60 .. 50 .. 7.00 .. 75 .. 1,00 .. 3,00 •none 1.00 2.25 .. ljso .. 14 .. 10 60 12f .. 10 .. 10 2/26 .. 50

bush

Chickens, doz CorFF.K. lb Si-oar,ijlb Molasses. ?l]fral Butter, $ lb Koos, doz Cheese, 3i) lb Salt,$bbl Cokn Meal, bush

A NEW ARRANGEMENT.

II E S O II A E S A E S

To Be «1 (1 a I 1

ANK.arrangementeditorbeen

has concluded between

A. Piivoii, of the K'ichtiiond South, nnd the proprietor of the Washington States, by which tbo South and Stales are to be consolidated into one paper, to bo published in th'i city of Washington. in mi etiliirircd form nnd to be iiudei the editorial control of Mr. Pnvon.

The paper will be tli'j onrati of no person or clique, but devoted to the general interests if the lemociatic party, in accord mice with the prill ciplcs o^StatC-s Splits Democracy. .Mr. 1'itTon will undertake the editorial control of the pi'pcr between t!ie 20th of this mouth and the 1st of December.

It tvi 1 bo eontii ued under the name of "'I'll !•". STATES," ulid published on tho folluwiu^ terms: daily: One copy per year rt Two copics per year lv si ill wm-.ki.v: One copy per year wm:KI.Y: One copy per year I l-'ivc co|.i.*s to a club .V Ten copies to a cllib 1" Twenty copies sent to one tablrcss 20

Chf-HON PAI'Ktl.

As the proceedings of the coming Congress will be of rc ii inlciv.it to tho whole country. "Til'i KI'ATKt'' will keep its readers fully a lvi-i-d upon

Mibjec'.s H'liich inav bj ui.-i l.odv. 'l')n! ]'1 i-. (jf.-i

-!.-

ri« ft.ii- ws: J'.til,-- due eoj-v Two cupus.. Sctni- \Vce! ly—t hio c- py t'oiir copied to a e!ti! Weekly One copy

l~ij"

by tli-it

A!i letter.-in nibttion to tlie ir-'w arran^oItielit should be addre.iawl tj 1'ryor it liei.-s, aohington 1) C. Nov. *7.

DGstray Notice, Ul', by Jo Canine, one llcifer. ^up

1 posed to be tl.ice cars old last sp'in^. niarlicd wiih the fillnwinc l!u.-h marks: I!ed, with white f.it c. nil'.' (-oine white itrder the belly, appraised fit 1' Of, by J'reston Mc('onnielc and l.ins\v T. ltrown. bcfi.ro U. W. Gamble, a Justice of the l'caee, Nov. 2.'«1, liiiS. Attest:

Nov.87,13.1S-U WM. C. VANCK. Clerk.

New Featuies Fifth Year

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

i'EltB ENC22AVINS

JU:A UT1FUL A JO L'RXAL

Vn'iuiblc l'rciniu:n.«, A:c.,

fl^lllS popular Art Association. ho\- in its fifth I ycav of unparalleled success, luivinc pu lebasc.i. aiitl enprnved on steel, Herrinsr'* irrcat paintiii) .'-Tiik Yh.laok Ulacksuitii." will now issue copies (to subscribers only) on heavy plate paper. CO .IS inches on tbo following

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Every person remitting Three Hollars, will re ceive n'copy of the superb Steel Enjraviug. after llerrin^'s celebrated Painting,

The Village Blacksmith. Also a copv of tho beautiful COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine. Also freo seasou tieketj" of admission to the Eastern (or ihisseldorf,) and Western Galleries of tha Association.

There will also be sriven to tne snbscrioers several hundred valuable works of Art, comprising line Oil raintinjis, Bronzci, Sculptures, te., Ae., from cclcbratetl American nnd foreign Artists.

Subscriptions will bo received up to Jan. 1.1S.VJ. On tho evening of that date the premiums will be awarded to subscribers.

For full particulars, see December Art Jenrnal, price 50 cents. Specimen copies sent to those dcbiring to bubseribe, on tho receipt of IS cents in postage stamps or coin. Address

C. L. DEKBY, Actwauy C. A. A., Eastern Office, 54S Broad wav, N. Y., Or, Western Otliee, 166, Water-St., isaudusky, O.

Nov. 20,1S&S. nlS.

Owner Wanted

For a Horse Supposed to hare been Stolen.

ABOUT

tbo firet of October last, a man colling himcelf WILSON, who represented pfe, that he whs on his way from Bnrlington, Iowa, to Ohio, came to this place. He flrjer bad in his possession a brown Horeo, —71 which is now in my eliarpe, Wilson having fled to cscapc arrest, beiiig suspicioneU of having stolon tho animal. Any ono having lost such a hone i» requested to writo to the Clerk of the Court of Montgomery Countv, Indiana, giving a description. KELBEN TAILOR,

Nov. 20, 'SP-St. Proprietor of the Crane House.

Sale of Real Estate,

THECharlesDoctorniau,

undersigned as administrator of the estate ol doceased, will on the 20th day of December next otter for sale at public auction on tha premises, Lots number twenty seven on thirty (27 & 80) in the town of Middletown Montgomery County Indiana: Terms One third of tho purchase money to be paid at time of sale, one third in six montna and the residue in twelve months from day of sale with interest from date, the purchaser giving note with good freehold setnrity for deferred payments.

No*. 20

\m.

w4. SAMUEL POTTS, Adm.

Table and Fockot Cntlaiy.

JSl.SiSffi!'*•aPer^or

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!

O S

I JUST ARRIVED,

The Largest Stock of 24-hour and 8-day

Ever brought to Town. They are all

WARRANTED

IF YOU WANT A GOOD CLOCK,

ONE THAT

COLD WEATHER WILL NOT STOP,

NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IT,

Patterson's Jewely* Store,

MAIN STREET,

(Between llcaton's Book Stora and Lane House,)

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

November 20, 1SGS. nlStf.

S E W I N A I N E S

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Sold 1V Nov', m. 1

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Five copies to a clisl Seventeen copies to one addre.Pi!M?mw»:er» w!io will firwnrd 'i-uclubof f'lli.-oribcis to our Weekly fur oi.e year. a1, the !ii) prices, will ba entitled to» copy ofihe Weekly State.- for one r.

zLS.E^V

-r .3

C3 5 is

Superbly Beautiful!

Jl!ST ou r,

The Cosmopolitan Art Journal

HF03F?. DECEM3EH.

OVr.il

so v.::' tv piaires ciioK-e article.- —elcjrantly illiistrateil— s|.lendid Steel Cnpravinrs. Price .V) cent.-. S]»ccimen copy r-erit, on rjceipt of IS cents, in stamps or coin. AM'-"ss

L. DKUlJV, Ci5 IJroadway, N. Y.

Nov. 2't, 1S.rS.

S5iailHgea*'s Old I

DOCK GIi\.-

fmproved

to r.r.

fsi fKi ..

As Originally Imported

A SOYKKKIGN REMEDY IN

All Kidney Affections.

As a Tonic it has no Superior.

T. D. BHOWN. T)niL'L'^t. No.

-i.

Commercial Block.

Farmers Shaving Saloon.

FRED. KOSTANZER, Proprietor. Second Story, Washington Hall. Q'llAVINO, Hair Dressing nnd Pli:iiiiprnniiij. »J ilonc- in the ni-iit.'ststyle. Hnir nml U'liiskers I Dyed inferior to none in the United Suites, lie respectfully solicit? share of public palroiiiwo.

Nov. 1",,' |555. lilTw-i.

Subscribe at Once!

[crnvinsr.

yon wish to secure a copy of thut. el«i:iiit Kn"Tiie Vi11:»•_• UUieksniitli," nnd the Alt Joiirnnl. with the mher pioniiunis. liu surennd stihs.-ribc S".. hi-fni-i- tlie 1st of Jniiinirv Spocimen copira of the above, aud full particulars given, bv npph ins? to FKAXK. M. llhATON. Afrent. See iidvouisemciit elsewhere headed— Nuw Feiitures, vtc. [Nov. 30.

Star Candle Factory

AT NEW ALBANY, ISI).

TT7"E are now nianitfnctiirin? a siiperior nrtielo of Slur Cnmllcs* Lard Oil, crmnn, Olcinc, l'« nnd Common Sonp*. nil of which we are .-clling at the lowest Cincinnati prices.

Goods delivered to the Xew Albany iitul Siiluin nnd JolTcrsonville Ivailroad Depots and tlie Wharf-boat free ol clinrir^*. py Orders respectfully licited. Address,

HOICU, IIL'KTTE fc Ct».,

nov G-\vS. .New Albany, Ir.d.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH. IT I E N S E O I E

®1K. D. B. Deal Fancy Silk and Wolen Dyer it Seouer most rcspcctfnllv informs tho citizens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, thus enabling the people to have new clothes maJe of old ones not withstanding these'iard times. Now Gentlemen and Ladies if you have a faded or soiled pirments of any kind, just take it to Mr. D. and have it cleaned or dyed and save the expense of Buying new ones, he also informs tho gentlemen that lie dyes cleanses and repairs coats pants and vests and warrants satisfaction.

Oct. 28. Ufllce one door south of Post Office.

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM

rpiIAT superb enpraving. 'The VillageBlaceI smith,'and tliebeautiful Aut Jotrsal,which are furnished to subscribers of tho Cosmopolitan Art Association, can now be seen at FRANK. 51. HE A TON'S Book Store, for a *hort time only.— See advertisement elsewhere headed—New Fea tures, &c. [Nov. 20. 1S58.

WaU Paper!!

WALLRoll.

Paper of all pries from 3 cents to {1,00 per Also, Borders and Window Paper of all kinds, at F. M. HEATON'S.

SUPERIOR

Fresh Teas at

apr 24 '5S MANSON & POWERS1. For The Ladies. A find lot of Fancy Paper, Envellopea, and Pens, intended expneaslr for tbe nse of the Ladies.—

Gall at

quality,}nat

•pr.M'M. GBIME8 A BUSBKIPVE.

FRAFK HEATON'S

groM Botrhare'a Holland Bitten, apr 24'»

MAV90S

POWERS.

THE NEW

STORE!

8 CO

Have Opened

Clothing Store

In the Wabash Valley,

On Main Street, opposite Manson ijJ'uiccrs Druu Store.

nY THE WORLD.'

Over Co.its, from, Dress Business

rants,,

Vcstf, Long Sliav.

WnrraittccI

50 to

... (.5.00 to 4 0 0 to O to 1 2 to 5 0 0 to

Mer Shirts, Drapers, Sock«,

Handksrcliicrs, Cravats, Comforts

Nov. 1!J, ISoS. no::n. fisk

& co.

E O S

'I lie (ihicial Paprr of C'or^rcss.

sn i.MM'HI.lsn Til F: 5 1 f,Y (Jl.OKK I ar-1 i)NOl l"?SIOXAL (iLnl'.K AND APPENDIX dm ins the next session ol Oonm's.— Thf DAILY" (II/'IiE will eontaiii a rnjioit of the Di'bi.t'ls in lintii branches of Congress us takoii down hv reporters C'liia'. nL least, to any corps' of short-hi nd writers in this, or any other country. When the debates of the day do ivt make more than loriy-five columns, thev sliidl Hi-pear in the D.iii.1- Oi'.i-iiH of the next nioniin^. which wil1 contain, al.-o. the news of the day. t"irethcr with sti.-h editorial articles as ii'i-y lie suggested bi passing events.

The ('oxokkssionai. fJi.oni: and Ati-kmiix will contain a rcpoit of all the Debates in iiL'iess. revised by the speakers, the Mcssiit'rs if the Fresident. of Jie United States, the Annual 1'cports of the Heads of tlie Executive Depai tinents. the Hepoits of ('onmiitti es of C"iiL'ress i.-n iinp'-rtaut subje-'tsot'general interest, tho Laws v.«?=ed durinsr the session, i.nd copious indexes to all. They will be printed on double royal sheet, in liook form, royal quarto size, each iiiunber ci ntaingsixteen pages. aver,is ing '2.0i'T words per pasre. The whole will make between 1.700 and ti.OOO pages.— 11 is believed that no book lias

e-ei

been published

at so low a .t?. Last year 1 nlvcrtised in the Daji.v (iu'iiE, for six months, and in about one hui.di'cd other newspapers in the United States, a reward o! $-_'ir, to le paid to any poison who would produce a book pi.bli-hcd at so |mv a ate. and i.one was prod need. The large number ., of copies s: I scribed for by Congress enables lue

Appendix during the session 3 00 Bank notes, cunent in the section of the country where subscriber resides, will be received at par The whole or any part of a subscription may be remitted in postage stamps, which are preferable to any currency, except gold or lver. Where

Washington, Oct. 12, 1S6S.—[Nov. 6, w3.

Notice.

PERSONS

knowing: themselves indebted to E.

II. Clark, tho Hnuersigncd, trill confer a (treat fav. by calling on him and settling their acconnt by :ash or note, money makes tho marts go. short settlement aud long friends. E. II. CLARK.

Octobcr 30, ISf-S. tf

Glassware,

41F everr description for aale very cheap br Aug. 21. COX&.Co.,

Soda,

]. O

f°r

m*®ky

COX dfc Co.,

$50,000 STOCK!

CATIPETS1

r. v'-:s

grahaF bro's.

N E W O O S

FOR THE

Whole Country!

THE LARGEST STOCK OF.'.

E S S O O S

Ever offered for Sale in the

STATE OF INDIANA,

Can be found at Or. ATT AM TIRO'S.

BOOTS & SHOES.

Hundred Cases, at

GRAIIAM BEO'S

DRY-GOODS

cverv qiialitv and ftvle for tlie masses, at GRAHAM BRO'S.

HATS AND CAPS" At GRAIIAM BUG'S,

Splondid variety

(JKAUAM BRO'S.

500 SHAWLS. tlie latest styles, at GRAHAM BRO'S.

DRESS SILKS.

Splendid assortment, at rl GR VII AM BRO'S.

500,000 Yards Prints.

AND

Dumesties. Cheap at

GKAIIA.M BUG'S.

The Only Good Stock Of new Style Cloths and Cassiners in Town, Is at GRAIIAM BRO'S.

Picccs Cuttoh an 1 Wool Flannel .nt GKA.IAM iilUi S.

Eeady Made Clotliing'.

T/O" every Mali un.l Buy in MontXi- ic:ry Cu::ty. up Atair.s. at GJC A11A i'ltO'S.

ALL WHO WANT O

rSO.Ofi •25,00 8,00 10,00 8,00 10,00

S E

A l.-o, Musical Instruments of every description such as

Violins, Accordeons, Flutes,

Fifes. Violin aud (luitar Strings. A*c. Also

Knives an Pockrt Bosks, of all kinds an-.l finalities. Al.-o GOLD, SILVER AND I'LATED :.-j

S E A E S

t0 slut

'-os"

to nft'ord lie Debates to .subscribers so cheap. *jpQ sa The t'oMiiu.sstoN.M. Glow-: ami Ai-i-knoiz pass free thioiiLSii the nmils of il'.e United istntes, as 1 would say that I have the nicest and riches' will be sei'11 l-v renilir.g ll-c following joint reso- pa'.lerns of Jewelry over before ottered in tliiscity 'ulion by G-nircss the Gtii of August. 1S'i2: to tiie examinatiua of which I ask their kind at

JOINT UEi' I.L'TIDN provi-.iii.g the distti- tentio:i. bution of the Laws of Congse.-.s aud tiie Debates Watches, Clocks, Jeweliy Slid

hereon: With a view to cheap circulation of the laws of Congress and the debates contributing to the true interpretation thereof, and to make free tho communication between tho representative and constituent bodies

Ue it resolved by the Senate and House -«f Representatives ot' the United States of America, in Congress assembled. That from and after the present session of Congress tlie

Congressional

(ii.otii:

ami Ari'ENDix, which contain tl laws and debates thereon, shall pass free through tho mails so long as the same shall bo published by order of Congress Provided, that nothing herein sltill b2 const rued to authorize the circulation of the Daily ti-icBE free of Pi atagc.

Approved August 0, iSC2. TERMS:

For a copy of the Daily Globe four mni.tbs•••?:''• 00 For a copy for a less time. (per ni-.-nt 1 00 For a copy of the Congressional Globe and

Musical Ecxes,

Repaired nnd warranted. To this bran--!, of the business, 1 ca'l especial attention, an 1 feel confident, that in prices and quality of work, pence satisfaction wi'l be given at the siirn ot ihe

'•Golden

Watch,'

Between lie-ton's Roo'c Store and L.iu- Loit.se, Crawfordsville, Indiana. JAMES PA"1 TEKSON.

Nov. 6.1S5S. ili'nl'i.

A CARD TO TEE LADIES. Or.

J. Dtiponce's CJddrn Ppr.otlic:\I

H: N. CHRISTIAN.

IIK

IN DIMENSK

1'ILEiS OF I)KY-G(10I!.--,

BOOTS & SIIOKS, IIATS AND VWl',

CA.Rl'KTS, AND READY MADK CLOTHING.

Must stop at tlie Orsliain Corn r. This stvk i? for sale at irorn

to 1 jv. etnt. C-muiiii.l ^-e

iiotliiui eliatireil f.-r !i.Aviii'.'. .1 AMK.S A11AM A Octihcr £3, sSiS. iy

JAMES"pATT£i[S0N

!!AS Jt5T J.KCKIVI.D

THE LARGEST Sl'OUK! THE BEST ASSORTMENT!! TIIK I.ATH-T STTLES A.VU l'ATTKP.N'3 CF

Watcliec, Clocks and

:ijr "w BLR

i.vi::: nnoct.iiT I

TO CR A W OR S VI E

Direct from the Eastern .Manufactories. He has also on hand a hirje quair.ity of PUIiE SILVEIi AND

i'LATED

Tea and Table Spoons,

Cream Spoons, Butter Knives, Forks,

Pills

5 FOB FEMALES.

rKE combination of ingredients in Dr. DuponI co's Golden Pills arc" perfectly harmtless.— Tlicv have been used i: the private practice ohi Dr. Duponco for over thirty years, and thous.u-.ils of ladies can testify to their great ami never-f i!irg uc"ess in every en.^c. in coi rcctin^ rro^fularitics,i clievins 1 an«l distressing meni.. .4 !..

bank notes undor cannot be procured, I will -truatton, particularlv at the change of life. From send two-copies for S3. flvi -0 tcn'piils will "cure that common yet diend-

A paper wili not be sent unless the money accompanies the order for it. I cannot afford to exchange with all the newsnapers thatdesire the Globe: but 1 will send thi Daily

Globe during the session to all who shali publish this prospectus*three times before the first Monday of next December. Those who may publish should send their papers containg it'to me, marked with a pen. to direct attention to it. Tl.e oxgressiosal Globe and ArrENDix will be stereotyped and. therefore, I shall bo able to send the back numbers for this session to all who may, subscribe after the session commences but if the Srst edition shall have been exhausted before the subscription money is received, I shall charge $1 additional per copy to pay the expense of putting the plates on the press. Subscriptions should reach me as early as* the first week of December to insure complete copies at the prices advertised above JOHN* C. RIVES.

fci complaint, the Whites, Neatly every I idy in the land suffers frcm this complaint. 'I lie ab-m pill h.ii p-ermantly cured thousands, ami will ci.uyen ify use them. They cannot iiarm u. tn the conttary they icmove all obstruction, restorenature to its propper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies,' whess health will not! permit au increas of Family, will find these pills a succesltil preventative. Pregnant females .r those supposing themselves so, arc cautioned against using tiiese pills while pregnant, as the prop'istor assumes no responsibility after the admonition, although their mildnes would picvent any mischief to health—otherwise these pills are reccoinmended. Full and explicit directions acccnipanv each box. Price ?l per bos.

MANSON S£ POWERS.

Wholesale Agents at Crawfordsville

Eor the counties ol Montgomery, Putnam and Parke. They will supply the trade at proprietors prices, and famish circulars and show caroa. "Ladies," by enclosing $1 to the above Art's.! through tlie Crawfordsville Post Office, can have Golden Pills sent to auy part of the ccentry (confidentially) by mail.

N. B.—Be particular in asking for Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, and remember, they are not a secret nostrum, every agent is given the receipt composing tlje pills, and they will tell you they are the best and safest pill for Eeinalcs, ever introduced, since the science of Medicine aawned upon the World. Octtobe'r 28,1S5S. ly

Spices,

ALL kinds of Slices in lar^e quantities, at "rm- wboleaale and retail, for sale by COX Co.,

That which protects frcm or prevents this disorder must be of immense service in the communities where it prevails.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES GF A FAMILY PHYSIC, are so composed that disease within the range of Micir

act'"n caP

I S A N & E

HARDWARE AND COMMISSION

CABPETS" K13 ii an Ha ins' Grain

rarely withstand or evade them,

1 heir penetrating properties search, and cleanse, I and invigorate every portion of the human orpaiii.sni, corrccting its diseased action, and restoring

its healthy vitalities. As a cc.iisrqucnce of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. I Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also inanv formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of the'ir cures and directions for their use in the following complaints:

ncss, Heartburn, Headachc arising from disordered Stomach, Xausca, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid I luaction of the Bo'.ce.'s, Ftatulcncy, Loss of Appetite. Jowidicc,

and other kindred complaints,

arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of it- functions. They arc an excellent alterative for the renovation of'the blood and the restoration of tone and strength to tiie system debilitated I by disease. I

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

foe the rapid cup.k of

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the reiief of Consumptive

Patients in advanced stages of the disease. So wide i3 the field of its usefulness and so numerous are the cases 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

When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for tiie distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climatc. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afTIicted they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. rREPAEED BY

mt. J. C. AYER &

j. JWL.

dZ3

No. 2, Empire Blocks

AND A CKNTHE.W. ASSOUT5I! NT OF

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ALSO, SADDLEll Y. COAC1T A.XD HARNESS TXIMiTCXGS,

Together with Agricultural Implements, among which is

MOFTITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHES AND SEPARATOR,

Wowibiiry's Patent Portable Horse Power

THRESHER Ai\D SEPARATOR.

CtitSiug Eoxfs, Cor» CrtssSai'i's, Coras HjihUts & Shclh-i-s.

MCORS'S GHAUT DRILL, &c., S:c.

fc3T" A!1 orders audrcs.-:c-d to us shu'! iiieet witli prnnn.t attention. C11R1.ST.MAM & GIU'XJG, No. 2, Cniwfordsvillo, April 2-i, 1353.

Ague Cur^,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE Or

Intermittent Feve.-, or Fever and Ague, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Ileadacbc, or Bilious

Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed

for

the whole class of diseases originating 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 and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such ivc arc 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.

F.ltL

!S58.

Prevention

better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. Tliis CuitE expels the miasmatic poison of Fevi-.r and Ague from the system and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the lirst 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 every body and in bilious districts, where Fevish and

Ague 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 Intermittcnts is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious cflects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy a3 if they had never had the disease.

Fever and Agv.eia not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which arc Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysi.?, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in tliis cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This "Cuke" 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 be excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Ilence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from Intennittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords.

CO.

LOWELL, MASS.

Manson & Powers. Crawfordsville Tal uirt &

Son. Waveland:

G. W.

Mi::er. L-doz- and by

all dealers in Medicines. At wl,ob-sale by Si.irc, Eckstein fc .. Cin. innaii.

Sept. 2S, I6S. vK'nlC'yl.

Tobacco,

A Lar*re assortment

saic by

Atifu.-t 21st.

S. II. GREGG.

J^T "X

TEALERSIN

Iron, Nails, Steel, Axles, Springs, Sash and Glass,

Bolls, Mechanic's Tools,

Crawfordsville, Ind.

I ii

Ijujiiro Blc vOiii'J.

KEW ALBANY & SALEM E, E.

ARRANGEMENT. IS5S,

On and after Oct. 1st Traitis icilt be Ran as Follows.

CJOINt NOI'.TII.

1 UOM SI.W ALIJAN\.-I5F.I,H,I:I, Accommo iiation.—Di.jly. except Sundays, at KNn A. M.— t'1'm" «t B(df.'i\ j.t

CliK'.AGO I^iii y. coji! Pundav••:, at 3 1 A. .:_M-ppinj at all' loiriilar Stations. at ii tlaI .-t:itiwi.i Mglia!. t'onnccliliir at Mitchell at C.1.-5 1'. M. with the St. Loin.- 1.x: rcs ot the Ohio and Misr-isMppi liailioad. f. St. l.nnis and all poin'.f wot and l^r'.hwcst, and at 3:.*£. 1. M. iI im in-.ati J-..\pie.: and :.t Lafayette 1 'j A. „\i. with tt t.'hicago ^iuht L.vprcss JYoiu i:i-i11imti, lor .Michiituri -it_v and l.hiciigo- iini:.t Ll.ii-ago at b.uO A. Al. 1 ass'.Mi^'cis dii at Mitt la .'1, nip at Greciicastle, a:.d brcahfa.-t at .Michi'.' (Vy.

SI". L'H'l.-. LXI'IiKf-.S !).,ilv at 10:2.". P. M. (.•ttiiiuvtiiig at .\ ire he I at 2:1"'. A.'.M. with tlk-Ci--

cii.nati I'.xprw?. ulid

ill

A. M. with the St.

Louis h\prs sM. 1 hO.M i.L.\C Af ""I.E.— Lafavct Acci.iuid at on a S a at 1 0 0

Connui ting at Lalayuti,: at a.u.- I'. Ai. with the Chicago day c-.\].n- IV. in (.'iih n.iiati, aiming at t- hic.i^'j at Si.in 1'. I' i!»M.'iji ei* d.nc i.t l.nli.\ cite and »up Michigan C:ty.

co'.yc so'./vu.

I KCM SIICJl 1(1 AN CITY.—Chit i»nati l):iy "Ex]'Uhs- Daily, e\ i-pt M:nd.-iy.-, at U.-SO A. fLeait'.g t. cago 7:o0,.\. M.,- a:.d unniiiir diicc'Jv I through to ic-ii:i::i:i, ainvii,L at IJ:-j0 1". .\i.

Utiliuic&.iii at Lafa\ctlu with liiu (ireuiicantle A.'-

conini idat:on at y.-HJ 1'. ,\i. roac hintr (Jiveiu.-a-Hc tit 7

IJ.M.

.Stops at all stations twveu .Michi-

U.m City in..I tiicciuastlu. i'a^.scngcis diliu at I K.-y:iul :s.

0ii:c iui«ti Night i:*pr :ss. At 11 I'. M. lai!y I cv -.:pt a uri.lay., icaviu (Jlne.igu at '.!:jo r. M.', I I r.tni.inu' directly tnrou^li to Cincinnati, aii.v'iin:

I at 1i I'. M. (JoiiiiMctin^ at l.afavi'ttc--i!aii\. except Mm.lays-at 1 1 A. M.. ifh the Louisvi |.j .Mail Train, arriving a Allj.iny at Llo ,\l. Stopping at all rc^. iur .st.iti.ins li'.*twc:'n .Micl L'un City and Lalai cl:.n. iin.t at all ^'a i-.n.s

bcl.vci.-n Lafin utie and New Aliumy. J'a-^-i.'.'crs bicMitastat recti castle and on. at Hcdi',,|-,1.

l*i.tJM 1 1.D1-UItD. De.'toi'd l'.xj.rcss —Daily.

uxc3pt c-.i!:day, at I". 1

!»k:iv :.l T.-'O r.

i'pinir at all sta-

tiMii". j- oniicctitig at .Mite he 11 with the Lxj.rcss I Ci awfirdi ii id:i^tro -M. J. ui.s and l.'in inua.i uu the nino 1 and .vi i.i: -».pj'i K-.iliu.ni, nnd ai rr. in .it ew Ai I

I !. .M Ml I I'.I.L.—St. Lo.i I xjix'ss—Dailv :.l v'.'.'.i A. Mcoii lie ln.^' »i the^.. Louis Mel

vin.'ia !.t i:\j.ie.-a Tiaiti.-ji.rrivhi^ aL.Vj.v Al'ia-

a'. 0..0 A. .M. yuii a Puivatj: I) .-. ne l.ir.ii.n 11.ii:is

co.iiiict at

'nou.i ,i

tie

.'I .1 t.e ei re Haute aud Kiehnnud Kii io.i.i

a:. I !.it .yet:c

Willi

ai'-!i

the trains of the

:r.i.t.i :r I i,

iroti.h Tii

Toie

^rot-es'Ies For

Costive-

Aiichitr.ni Cit-, wit'i •oad'l'or

f.-r sa'e

o.u:.-

i..

k, .-

-:i

:.K. ic

W A A E

2a sa isc "ssr^, ia. 7^^ 1

Wisolesalc CronTy,

rVo. 3, E:j£3|iie-e B2oc!*' I Z-Z. S. COX& 00-

j5?~Tobc received .hiring the fall and inter.„'y

0 be Sold at the Lowest Figures.,

Wholesale or Retail.

1,000

pounds Cotfe, Si xa

In addition to the above we have on hand

Candles-

Buses Star Candle*.

.•Iain Ntroct.

Tobacco of qnalitiea fc

COX 5: Co.,

Teas,

A Lars and general assortment of Teas of the very host brands in store and for sale ehcap hv Atigast 21.

COX & Co.,

Sash, Window Glass, &c.

COO Lighta of Pine Snah, assorted sizes 75 boxes Window Glass do do Door*, «fec., for tale by •pr.21'K GEIMES & Bl'BBRIPGE.

Dr. Easterly's,

IODINE AND SARSAPAU1LT.A.

Will euro nil diseases arising from an impura stato of tins looo, or a depraved condition of the flnids of tho system, viz: -Cancers, Swelling of tha Cilandt", Khcnmi.tipni, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles. Boih, Jhy&ipclas, Gontre, I'uins in tho Bones and Joints. Ulcers In tho Mouth and Thtpat.'nndull Chronic Constitutional Diseases This medicino moo relies ou'tthe very roola of ,th» disenso by purifying the blood, and changing tho secretions in tho sys'.cio Ui«srpr:i^vin^ thecaiw, which renders tho ccr.r. ceuta in nnd rrcif an'^xt.

DTT. Eastert.y's Iodise

and

I safe. cedy, and

W.i: •.-h and Western Kail road, nl M. S. cr-»«iti l'cciiic on car. Cl'KK YOL'i:.-!.!,!'

,\Ikliitr..li .^outi.eiii alel iNo.thiu Indianu vent, cxjio:-.ire, as plain directions lor

.ho

.Vie

l.'hicaLO

and

d) i:i•.

-••-L. aud for Detroit a

panv tiie medicine. Price .1

cure

Al'iic.

K8 AVliMl made .nrrar'-oment.-, E.T at.d SMi.'Ti f„r

200 FJo^yiiCtids Swe'-'ir. i'./O Harrels

25U Sacks Coffee, I

bail' Boxes Star. Candle- in st.-rc an.l for

ale hv

A ii

J'r.

next u..or to f'lnis'mr.n .V

Hard a hio Store. ]f. CC'X CO."

AliSIIat ii, 1 notf.

Miscellaneous.

l'ockct Knives .Scrap Books. Portfolios

Mueilae-. cheap Paints. CotnSs au I -lot'' of other articles too numerous t'. mention. Com and see, FKANK 11KATON.

Sep. 13, ISoS. X. W". eor. Main and Green.

Starch.

las la:/ fit

Country Merchant* and Eutmcrs can ho accommodated. at wholesale, with iro:n

Ii. S. C'»X

,V. Co

No.

N O I E

To our Customers.

are not Fcli'mcr GIIOCI!IMES in

rinl

I.oiv.

fToimnPr-

but at No. 1. Jimpi'p

Biot '.-.

Sabsapaeim.a ill

euro the wonsr sinr-craiAL diseasb, and drivo out and destroy every particle of irEr.ccitr which in the ststem and euro it a bad effects.

It will cure t-lcondaky svrnir.is c'r vrsinEtt ihsa»k and will drivo the srnr.me vmusnnd ?i!l lir-UEDITAUY TAINTS and rOISONOC.1 MATTJU OUt of tho system through the porks or the ski.v. and restore ll%e IVticist to a jjerfect state of health nnd rcniTT. It is a positive cure for livei: com"Laint r.nd nVFi'i i'siA, if lifod a proper Iontrth of time. I challenge tha world to produce its equal in there complaints. Tha afflicted will bear in nii'id tl at I)it. KasteklY'.? Iodij an: SAitFAr.vnilla will cure all Nervous diseases, Female Complaints. Dropsy. Gravel, Disease.* of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs, in a few dayn.

It will remove Pimples and Illotches from tho i'ack. and iiniVe tho Skin Clear, Whito and Beautiful cs ALTbif-trr. It docs this by purifying tha BLOOD, and by it prompt p.c'.ijn on tho I.ivor, Kidneys, an.l Secretary Organs, producing vigor— oils health.

Person-* who have long been al'licted ivith Scr."fuia. O'd S. s, Tel'.cr, Ringwurms, Scald Head. I Clo'chts. i!i :ip'i"ii of the Skin utid ali Ciitaneou.r .'tis'acs are advised Im procure (Iridloy'S Sait

Khciiin and 'I tcr Ointmctii to aj.ply on the Kurus. or diseased {'arts, when Using Dr. EastPrly's lodine and Sarsaparilla. The lo jino ana Sarsaparilia purifies the Bloo.l, and causa the sores to disI charge their pctkio ji.ittsb, r.ud the ointmcnt iii'als Tiir.M. V, h*:n both are used i,whiohl always recommend) a i'lhh.anent and kabica:. clim: is always effectud. They tiro the best and inI rowKiiKfi. cuiiativj-s known to iia-.ti. A '.'air tri'il is all 1 r.s'c—I not frarthe result.

Price of tho Jodino and Sarsaparilla

Dr..

por Bot-

tic, or 0 Bottles for Jo. firid'.'y's Suit Ivheuirf Ointment To cents p-.-r Bottle, lloih arc prepared* iy

Lasti.i:iv, corr.cr of Tliird una Chc^tuut sis.. St. Louis, Missouri, solo proprietor, to whom nil orders miu-t bo addre:: ed.

Jil?".So!d by T. D. Brown and Mau.o:i Powers, druggists, in Crawfordsville, and by drug"onctjiUv.

IKJOPKH'.^ FK.IIALK COi:iI-

AI, Will cure all I'ciaale CTomplaints, such E.\ecssi\e, Sujiptessul, or l'ainlui Metistrualion, Eh.in Albus dr \Vhi e«. Barrenness. Sallow Com plcction, Headache. Diz2ine--s, Weak Nerves, Kriglitful Dreams, and nil disease* caused by Colds, Chec'.icd Prespi^atioii, E.vciwics, OverKxi'itcment. etc.. of the Sexual •rgans: l.'r. Hoopper's Ecmale Cordial is uni vcrsaily acknowledged by the ladies the host remedy ever invented.

JST'l'rioo -1 per bottle, or six bott'es for -J.^. Dn. i.nr.v, cotncrof Third r.ud Chestnut .-'.reels St. I-Miis. M«i., S..io Pi-opviuiurj and to whom all orders must be ^ddre-ss I

Sold I T. J). i..'w:i. and Manson «fc Povreru, in Crawf. le, atidbv dritggi.-.ts geiiKrully.

i-jjr

I»k. r.izrrK'i'.s covau hxi.sa.w wiii

cure

Coughs. Asthma. Con-umption. Bronciii-.

tis, Spittiiur of I'dond. I'.dn in the side and brca.-it, I'leurisy. Whooping Ootv_'h. Croop, Liver Co:«plnint, I'alj.i'.alioti of the Heart, aad a'l diseases of tho Thioat. 'i:ent and I.",i l-:i. No ono should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by n.'L-icctlng COMMON COLD.—. Cor.glis and Colds lead to Consumption, and tho'i to an early death. Mender, have you a Cougb, (.'old or any iliseasc of the 1u!!l'? I'rcmrc at onca tl.at celebrated remedy, Dn. CAUTKr.'f !'ni:ou IJ.w,sasi wliioh tievi fails to reiicve a Coutt'ti in twen 1 y-f.::r liours. and always cli::.? tho woust caxi o! (.'olds. Coughs, and a!i diseases of the Throat i:d Luri'^s in a ".v days. Puce—Trial bjttle.i. 23 •..•en'.:- lar.-o bottles, t:cr bottle, or

bottle#

DK. E.'iSTEiM.". oo:ii ,-r Tiiinl r.nd Chest-,

nut .-I rccts. St. I.on is. Mo., sole proprietor, to whoia

all crd rs i-.ii-.st be adiires.-e.l to got th" genuine.—

old by T. 1). IJrown and Mai:so Powers, in?-

i!e, and by drngsi.-ts generally.

HAK

Klv'.i

S 3*III.'• I'I'K' wil! cure

Cleetc. Stricture. Scminai \V"ca!:nc?s,\

Coin-rrhoc

Cliirdec. di.-oa.-es of the Kidneys. Bladder, and

di.-:arcs ol th«: genital organs. I.eanur, ha

.w.1 Do not neglect it. I.'eI'll. Bakku's Sr :i. rri: i.*. a .UHi-Af. ci'it :. Willi Dr. Ba-

i.ay is Dan-i i:i:oi s.

|ier bottle. 'i bird and Cbcstsole projirietor, dressed to it1-1 1m iv.-i!, and M.m.-on .'o

r-r?"'DK- EASTE!:i.Y.

com

lint streets. St. Louis, Mo.,

when ali rdeis must be a

genuine, .sold by T. I), i.'r

.NOr I.IK.S ,t.:..!e

Powers, in Lrav. rda*.i

DP,. ITAoTE

L'T.j

IiIC A S i) A'

ri, i.iii: v.

a 1

I'll.• :«ud l"e

ii -iiiitleiit K. vers, nil

InturuKltiMit

•IS ilK'idclit i'.ilbotis MA". w.iMa: or llll.il SII

variolic f" 111.s of 1

mates. If there is

eriiiL' with A.i.k

am, Fj.vik,

Try it.

tlu-y are ndvi-e

r. rosnrvt iur.

pioiure Dr. Easterly's Kover and A^iieKiili

m.tsy ink jj.i

iA.vi

ice 1 per bottle or .-is Jott'-* for J".

Di:. E.vsli lii.v, corner ff Third and C!

•Ii.uc Hi, -To

LiTE

.' -'r 1 :t

-ore 's is:. r.i-eiN. Sole prietor. to j.vii

"in all S:,M

orders mils: be ad.Ii c.-?ed L'et the ^j'i line,

by T. D. llrown. an 1 Malison .-'

i.'r..n :i.,-'i-\ijle. and by dr:.u'- :-en' rally.

--01(1.

"(5T3 J.

Ai]

:i iv iViA

fed the L:ir

Books & Stationery

T.1V Vpv brought ii.\Ues the

to Orav. foriM ill", tn which bo f. niivii "f his fiicndi and t.'.j 'ail at the

pubiij -•i.'iiciu'.ly.

O O E O I

2\orlh Weil Currier of

G-rsen ?.ncl Main SLreets,

and cxi.uiii.e lioi. if-

Gtalio nery.

fTJVif)L f"A P. I^'.ur. Note. I.f iil. Path. Kill ItilU't. Mruri iu_' an.! Pcrf rr.ted Pap«jra Kufi". T-esai, Mor.i ninrj ard otistr Envelops ol evoiy

s-zs PrisKiniT ctjil \i it:n*_' Cards' Pencils, wi itin .* rand: Pens and iVnbb r-: which wil! be #//.! al \.'hoiea!o nr.d ictuiLcLctjertban the e.'ieape-t by I Sep. U, 1S*C if. P.M. ilKATON.

IJiV\NK IJOOIis, !cC.

A LL kinds of Btur.i: Bf^ks. ftcin a .V-tmemo-ro.i-lnm boid: to a 10 qr.ire Ledtrer or Deed I

RceorJ.oi»har.da::d

•i

WS Loses Pearl Starch, just received bv Aujr. 21. COX Co.,

Backets.

SA E*or. Painted Buckets for »ale br

Anr. 21. COX A Co..

ft-rsaieat Ciueiiiti «:i price- by

Sep. 1-3, I3--.3. tf. !•'. M. HEATOX.

I' Tools.

GENERAL assortment of Carpcntorj', Coojv- .! jTi. ers' and Blacksmith-' Tools, received by apr. 24

'oi.

GP.IMES A. HL'RBIUIGE.

BARBELS salt just on tl a wav for an". 21. COX' A C".