Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 January 1859 — Page 3

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REMARK ABLE GOLD DISCOVERIES— Ove $90 Worth of Gold Picked up in few Hours. [From the Leavenworth Times, Dec. 24.]

Quite an excitement was created in tbe city yesterday by the arrival of James Blackstone, one of the Russell, Majors &.

Co.'s wagon-masters, with several nuggets of gold, concerning the discovery of which the following account is given:

Mr. Blackstone was in charge of a return train, with which he arrived in the vicinity of Ash Hollow, on or about November 22d. He here indulged in a buffalo hunt, and, after an exciting chase, went to a small lake about six miles from Ash Hollow, on the Platte river, for the purpose of getting a drink. He was here surprised by discovering deposits of gold in the sand, over ninety dollars worth of which he picked up in a few hours. One of the nuggets alone is worth twenty-two dollars, and can be seen at the store of Russell, Majors & Waddell, on Main street.

Mr. Blackstone was accompanied by two men when the great discovery was made,

and propose to return in the course of a fortnight. Ash Hollow is distant from Leavenworth but four hundred and seven-ty-five miles, and if the gold deposits thereabouts should turn out to be anything like what is indicated by Mr. Blackstone's discoveries, a new inflatus will be given to the gold fever, that extends throughout the length and breadth of the land.

Wc think there is little doubt but that the whole western portion of Kansas and Nebraska will eventually turn out to be one immense gold field, unequalled either in extent or richness. ———<>———

SSy* The establishment of an Asylum for inebriates is agitated in Tcnessee.

THE

Celebrated

PBOTECTEl)

BY EOYAL

REMEDY.

GREAT ENGLISH

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Female

Challenge tojhe

Pills.'

E I E I

PATENT.

Prepared from a proscription of .Sir J. Clarke, M. J)., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. Thi» invaluable medicine isunfuilin^ in the cure of aU tho«e painful and d.nipcrous ilisr/u-.-j t.i ivliicli the femnl# eDnntitulioii is nuhjret. It iii'iiIcratiM Ml exi-e** mill rcmoroi *1] olftnir!!.in«, am! .i pj oi '!j' ^nr? nny le relied on.

TO M.WMUUi) l,.VI)li:s

It la peculiar)}* milled. It will, In a fcliorl liuio, bring na tbe monthly jicriod with regularity. Each 1kttlo. i-ricM Hit*? Poll/ir, Urnr. 1 "ti" Cm-eriiuion* EUinji of Great Britain, to prevent couiilerftfits.

Thfit Pitts $hitutJ mU Le taken by femitlet during I he FIRST rilltKE MOyritS -f Prekn,«nry,,i, they are lurr to bring on Mttrarriagc, but al umj ulher time they tire i«ft.

In nil canes of Xctvona'nml Sjiiml AfTcclinn.«, Pain in tho Uficlc and I.iinlni, Fatigue on flight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hyntorica, and White*, these I'illn will effect a cure when all other iiieiuin have failed, and although powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel antimony, or any thing hurtful to the rotmtitutloa.

Fall directions accompany each package. Bole Agent for the United States and Canaila, JOII MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin &Co.,) ltoche.itor, N. T. N. —51,00 and 6 postage stumps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will Insorc a bottlo of t!ie Pilla by return mail.

For »alo by

ANSON «t

vU'.ir.'-J Iv

POWl'K'S.

Dee. I-

have you nnv friends that Dr. Easterly's advertise-

AUK vol' S!t:K-oi are ie!: Then road iicut :u anotho t!io apen'..-. in this place and obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint. Wc allude to 1'r. Kasterly's Iodine ani'l Si.isapariUa. Dr. Carter's Cough P.alsam, Dr. K:'.-tciiy's 1'Vver and Actie Killer. Dr. )'alerV

column of this pap.M- und go to

S]ccil!.e

and Dr. Hooper's

Vi nial« .'i.li.il. These- medicines have been thoroughly tested in tiic varioiiR f...nns of disease lor hicJi tiiev are i^a.vni ioiiivd and eau be confidently recommended as the most etlieaci 'ms remedies Known. They are very popular and are sellin? rapidly nearly every ity and town in th. t'n ted Stales. To be had of 111! Au'enU.

D. JlKtnVN and MANSON A' I'ONV KliS, .Int.-- j: ti-ts. Vaivt'ords ills. de.-. i.'i '."S ly.

CEAWFOK DSVILLE MAE KET. h'l.vn Hii'tcK, Jumiiin 1S.VJ. l'l.ofi: t» t.'d ?i.7^ S.vi'K l'"i,orit. :,•) 11, sacks Wm AT. f' bn-.li V"' 'oi:v, tfJ insh ."io ''ATS. bush oO IIAY. ton T.oo I'oTAioru. bush loo m.m, (jrreenl bush l,oo do ^dried) f' bu*h 3.00 I'u.vi'Hrn. v'o "f)lnih none M'IUTI: Hi:ANS, Inish l.oo TIMOTHY SI:I:I, bush 'J !io .Illl-KKNS. f.) dor l.:o I'OFH:K. 14 SrciAit. {Mb 10 MOI.A!SI:.. iral oO JII TTJ it. lb 15 Koos, fJ do/. ]0 CllKl.SK. 111 10 SALT. bbl o, «'OI:n Mm, "[J biisii

CROVM: A KAiirics

SBVIiVG MACHINES,

INlessbieh

is eo^.o'ined less Working Machinery, l'rietion, less liability to Break, or vret out of Order, loss Complication more simplicity of action, more durability, more mechanical ingenuity, iiriuer stitch, creator speed, more work can bo done on this Mnoliine than any other now out. The undersiened has some or ditl'eront kinds of M:i-ehine-s, and bcitii? a Mechanic of several years experience, worol be happy to meet the criticism of fho most ingenious mechanical jury, or the dy'insr strnpgle of his opponents.

THOMAS NEWMAN.

HrrEnENCEa:— Prof. JOHN L. CAMTHKLLJ Pri f. A. M. HAULEY, Mr. SMOCK. January 1, 1S59. nilni'i.

DR. CULVER WELL

OI\ A i\ HOOD.

A Medical Essay on a Nrtr, Certain, and Radical Cure of SjiermatorrJura, if-c., iritliout the use of Internal Medicines, CauterizaJion, or any .. Mechanical Appliances.

JctT rcni.isnED, the 6th addition, in a sealed envelope, pratis and mailed to nnv address, postpaid, on receipt of two stamps.

This little work, emanating from a celebrated mcmbon of the medical profession. rivcs the most important information ever published to all persons entertaining doubts of their physical condition. or who nro conscious of having hazarded their health and happiness—containing tho particulars of an entirely new and perfect remedy lor Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Debility, Nervousucss, Depression of Spir.ts, lxss of Enerpv. Lassitude, Timidity,Invohiniary Seminal Di^rharrcs Impnired Sight and Memory. Blotches and Pimples on the Face. Piles, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, and Bodily Prostratkn of the whole BVFtctn, inducine iinpotcncv aad mental and phyeical ineapiicitv,—by moans of wnich every oue niay euro himself privately, and at a trifling ex-

^AddresR Dr. ClI. J- C. KLINE, 1st Avenue, cor. 19 th street, New York Post Boa, No. 45S6. January 1,1S59. n24mS.

Caution.

'n/fY wife, MAKGAKET O'CONXEK, naving IVx left mv bed and board without just cause or prov ocation, I hereby warn ali persons from liarlioiing or trnsting heron my account, sis 1 shall ,i pity no deb to of her contracting.

Jan. J,lS59.~8w JOHN ©'CONNER.

Stop Thirt Cough!!

DR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM, Will care Cragli«v Cold*, Asthain. Coaramption. Bronchittis Spitting of Blood,

Pain in the Side and Breast, Plenrisf, Whooping Cough, Cronp, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest, fc Lnag*. Too much care and attention cannot be given to diseases of the THRO A and LUNGS. Sender have yon a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Longs? Do not neg-'.ct it. DILAT IS DAXOIRotr». MILLIONS die annaally by neglecting a COMMON COLD. Colds and Cotiehs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to on early death.— Be advised in time, and procure at once that celebrated remedy, DR. CARTER'S CCUGH BALSAM. the onKATESTflnd BEST REMEDY" IN THE WORLD. It has cored thousands upon thousands after physicians and every other remedy had fai'ed. and the patient given up todie. Physicians, druggists, and nil who have used DR. CARTER'S Copr.ii BALSAX. universally acknowledge it the most PROM IT. PLEASANT and EFFICACIOUS REMEDV known for all diseases of the

CHEST AND

Lrsos.

I'ricc—Trial bottles* 25 cents: larger bottler, jJI per bottlo, or 0 bottles for Jo. t3T" Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets. sole proprietor, and to whom all orders must be sent to get the genuine. 1-sT Sold by T. D. BKOWN and MANSON & POWERS, Drnggists, Crawfordsville, and by Druggist generally.

BRASDRETIIS PILLS PURIFY TIIE BLOOD Continued pain or uneasiness in any oienn is ncrall etircd by one or more doses c-f Hrandetb's Pills. Thirty year^' personal cxper.cnee by the undersigned fully justify this assertion

eleven doses, of from two to four, wore taken in

A'cre.

WORMS.

Brandieth's I'il's are the 'ie.st vermifuge: they are infallible. A little child, six years old, for si'ine weeks was drooping its mother gave it one of Biandretl.'s sugar coated pills the next day there came away a worm sixteen inches long and as large a child's ling. r. Tho ehiid was well.

I'LKL" Kl.SY.

A gctitl Lilian away from home, was taken with pleurisy the intlami.ticn as ternble every breath

A!-" n!d by Audits goner In

.lanuari 1, is.', '21ml.

IX (I .MAI

S W

S I II A It

Union V.

JAMES HANNA,

Fashionable Tailor. OCCl?Shoe

I'lES back room over D. It. Knox's Boot Store, and solicits the patronage of

his old friends. He will attend iu person to makin?Coats. Pants and Vests in the latest and inost appro\ed st* les. Entrance to his room through the Iioot and Shoe store.

N. 1!. will pay the following prices for frr Coon Skin. \i50e Mink, 1 Oe(S #l 00 Muskrat. Opossum, u(ff:10c Gray Fox, IrJr.-.: Kcd Fox, 2o(?r50c. JAS. IIANNA.

Dec. 4, l-S.'jf. Ii20m3.

GOODS AT AUCTION. JOHN

II DODD & CO., has opened nil auction and Commission Storo in the Room formerly occupied by Mnyer.t Ullmiin, wlicro all kinds of coods und furniture will be sold to the Ilsghest Bidder, for cash only.

AUCTION EVERY KVKNIXC, & DAY when the crowd will justify. Liberal Cash advances made on the Commission ot Goods, either at Crawfordsvillu or I.nf.ivetlc. (•oodft.will be Fold through the day at Auction Trices the stock of goxls will always be found full and complete.

Dec. ~2~,

vol 10 noi" 4w.

A RARE CHANCE!

npHH subscriber intoiuling to change his busiress, wishes to soil the Furnituro A—\ and Lease cr Four Venrs, of the "LANE li""l HOUSE" Crawfordsille.

This House is well located for bu.-iness, being situated on Main Street, in the most bnsiness part of low n, and containin: about forty rooms. The Furniture is new and clean.

Crawfordsville is a thriving, business place of near 4000 inhabitants is proverbial for good health, good society, and good Schools. It is the County Scat of Montgomery, one of the best counties in the State, and is situatod immediately on

New Albany & Salem Hailroad. A bargain can be had by "any one wishing to engaffo in tho business. WM. CU'. 'K, Prop'r.

Dec. IP. 1S5S. n2,2w4..

Sale of Real Estate.

THE

undersigned, Lewis M. Thomason, has been appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery Countv. Indiana, a Cc/nmissionerto sell at private sale tho following described real estate, situated in said county.to-wit: The west half of tho south-west quarter of section thirteen [IS] nnd the east half of the southeast quarter of section fourteen [141 all in township seventeen [171 r.^rth of range tliree west, except ten acres that lies sonth of the Danville State Kond, leading from Crawfordsville to Danville.

TERMS OF SALE.—Onc-half.of the purchase money in hand, and one-half in six months from day of sale with interest from date of sale, the purchaser riving note with good freehold surety.

LEWIS M. THOMASON,

Dec. IS, 1S5S-W4* Commissioner.

Soda,

fk Kegs 6. C. Soda, -*-v A tig. 21.

for sale by tX)X & Ce.r

DB. EASTERLY'S Iodine and Sarsaparilbb

I VsiIS Medicine will r**Ma*«3rn.T CIT*E *11 diaJL eases arising from an impure state of the BLOOD, or other flnicb of tbe system, viz: Scrofila, Obstinate OM Sores, PiBfles on the Pace, Blotches, Boil'tCbroaieSore

Eye* lif«i or Tetter, HeaM Ilead, Salt Rheaai, Caaeen, fio itre, White Swel

ling*

rerer Sore*, Piles, Erysipelas,

ftwelliar of the Glaadn, Paias ia the Boaes aa4 Joiata all Chroaic Diseases, I and Diseases arisiag froat the nse of Keren rr aad Calomel.

Snch powerful curative properties are combined in Dr. Easteriey's lodiae aad Sarsparilla, that the LONOEST STAWDTXO and WORST CASES of disease arc thoroughly CURED by it—Cases that had resisted every known rem6.lv ard been given up by the most distinguished Physicians, as CONFIRMED and rscrcp.ABLE.

For LIVEK COJCPLAJXT and DTSTEPSIA it is an INFALLIBLE BEXEDT. It will CHRE CUKOKIC AND TNTLAVHATOKY RnEUMATTfv.no matter how BAD, if faithfully used. It will cure every form of NERVOUS DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfect health and vigor. It is a positive enre for FEMALE COMPLAINTS, snch an Irregularities of the Monthly Periods. Barrenness. &c. For females approaching tkat critical" period of life—the CESSATION OF THE MENSES—itis invaluable.

LADIES who admire a clear, beautiful, WIIITE SKIN and a rosy cheek, should use I)r. Kasterly's Iodine and Sarspatilla. It will remove pimples from the Face, Blotches, and all roughness of the skin, und «ive a fair and beautiful complexion.

It will cure Dropsy, Gravel, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladders and Urinary Organs. It has no equal in tlies2complaints.

Dr. EaMcrley'* Iodine and Sar.saparilla

Dr. James Lull, of J^ostdam, N. V., says:—' I is a positive and radical cure for MEBCCRIAL DIShavc cured the most deplorable coslivess of the bowel with Bradreth's pills, when every other remedy had failed, and tho patient was given up to die. Skin diseases of an inveterate and painful character, such as erysipelas, salt rheuin, tetter and rummer heat, I have seen eradicated by their use. I have cured the rheumatic, the epileptic, the paralvtic and the consumptive with these excellent oills alone."

cillent pills alone. In jaundice and all affections of the liver, dyspepsia, dysentery and diarrhea, pletirisv. sudden pains and inflamations, ieinnlu obstructions,

KASE, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and vital organs It will ERADICATE every particle of Mercury from the system, and heal its bad elTcets. It will euro SECONDARY Svriiu.is. or VENEHEAL DISEASK, no matter howlong it may have beon in the system and will thoroughly annihilate and expel the svmrLiTic VIRUS, and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and POISONOCS

5,ATTEB ,ronl tlle

scorbutic and scrofulous, even gouty and neural- state of HEALTH and PL'RITY. gic affections have given way to the use of this (To the Afflicted with Scrofula or old Sores. inccicinc, and now, alter twentv yciira1cxpuricnee, t.~. ...i t. 1 rr.v estimation cf Brandrcth'.) Pills continues to

inerease. I lulu old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, OBSTliUCTION. Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, Ac., arc advised A voung lady, beautiful and licalthv, took cold, I to procure GlilDLKV'S SALT KI1EUM AND jvhicf. caused a serious obstruction for two years: TETTER OINTMENT, 1o apply on the sores or her health was broken down and her beauty do i- ,i v. parted. At length Brandret h's Pills were tried

system, and restore it to a perfect

-1'0 have long beon afllieted with »cro-

dwe!U!cJ

and

fifteen .lays proceeding the usual period. 1{ gu- puiitics the BLfJOD, and drives out of tho system 'aiity was restored, ami Iier health and good looks ,i.„ „.,,i

l,nrtS wlioj using Dr. Easterly's Iodine

Sursaparilla. The Iodine and Sar.saparilla

O me LIIRUKK nna viriotfl MATTEK, nnci removed tJic cause, while the i.\- TMKNT HEALS THE SORES.

When itoTii are used, (which we always reeonimend), a failure of a rni:n.\NKy and KADICAI. cure has never been known. They tiro tho best remedies in the world. 1*. S.—The proprietor solemnly believes that his Iodine and Sarsparilla and (i rid ley's Ointment WILL ci.-ITE am- form of ULCEK on OLI SOI:E, or to dirce-

nnv part 0

niuJc hnn writuc* with ntfonv. hiirht J3ritmlrcth'd Pills were swaliowei', and warm oil applied li-eally •'tl0,l!i' J"'" "KASUNAM.K I.KNOTH or TIME. the pHNoperaied, and the pain wa.« relieved: p!en:v of .'niel was taken, and six more pills, and the -ond day the patient was cured. '1 licsc statement.- should have weight, and pre\cut the use poisonous dings, and stop the sad practice of idee ling. 1?. BRANDRET!!. :mdre'.h's 1'iils arcF.old at tIi»- 1 rincipal Oiliep, •J'JI Canai street. Iirandn tli Building, at cents per box and the same. Migir coated ivarrnnteil to keep a« well as the flam.

the system, if used aeeordin

Prepared by Dr. EASTI'RI.Y, southea-t corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole

Irucrpi.-ts irenerally.

IS cents, proprietor, to whom all orders may be addressed. Nothing ehalgedj'o/ J^/lOteini STSold bv T. D. BROWN and MANSOX & POWEKS, Drnjr(»ists, Crawfordsville. and by

DIJ. EASTERLY'S

2: Fever and Ague Killer!! This Mrdicine will rure Fever and Ajnc. Dumb Asrue, C'hil nnd Fever, Inrerinittent nnd Remittent Fevers, »nd every form of Fever incident to the West.

Among all the CELEBKATED HEMEDIES for I Agin: ami Fever. fir.st and foremost ill rank stands Dr Ens'erly's Fever and Asnc Killer.

This medicine is a rnsiTiVK ci.Ri:. both si'i:Knv ill'1. I*I I:MANI:NT. During tho last five years it has rjjj cured over TWO ni'Miui:i) Tiior SA.vn CASKS, which has established its e'lieaey IN ALL TAUTS or T:IE

WLST as the ONLY KELIABLE UEMEDV for tho 1 cure af tl ese distressing complaints. It will also cure Enlargement of the Spleen. Ague (Jake, iVc. It is perfectly iiAK.ni.KfiK to the most delicate con- I stitutioii or tendei infant. Try it. yu alllie'ed.

Price Al per bottle, or six bottles for J.l. Prepared by Dit. KAfcTKULY. Corner of I Third anil Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor. 1ST Sold by T. D. BROWN and MANSON POWEKS, Druggists. Crawfordxville, and bv druggists generally.

Dr. Baker's Specific.

This is safe and certain Cure for (onor rhoen, Gleet, Stricturr, Seminal Weak' ness Chordee, nnd nil Di«en.*f$ of tlie

Kidney's nnd Bladder, nnd nil Disenaen of the (icnital Orgiinn.

Reader, have you a private dmcaf-u 1 Do not neplect it. if on go to a regular physician with your case you peril your reputation. If you go to an AKVtitTisiMi qi'AcK. you ri:ntL vot ii HEALTH I ROK 1.1*K. Avoid both, and use Dit. BAKKK'S Sri:ciric, which has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands of the MERCILESS QUACKS, if not from a PKKMATUEF GRAVE. With DK. BAKtu's SrECiFicyou canCiitE YOLBSELI- and PnrVEXT E.vroii KE, as plain directions fur use accompany the medicine. I

IS&~ Price $1 .'»0 per bottle. Prepared by DH. EASTERLY, Corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole Proprietor.

SOLD BY T. D. BROWN A"DIMANSION POWERS, Druggists, Crawfordsville, and by druggists

generally.

II Pl'KSEL, Auctioneer.

!S5.

Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial! t:«?~ This medicine will CURE all Female Complaints. such as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation. Flour Albus, or Whites, Barrennets, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, eak nerves. 1* rightful Dreams, and all Diseases aused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses Over Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Dr..

HOOPER'S COKDIAL is a EVZT.DY and POSITIVE COKE. It has been amply tested, end the most gratifying reports of CURES are daily received from every town and city where it is known. Price #1 per bottle, or six bottles for |5.

Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, comer of Third and Chestnut street, St. Louis, Mo., sole propoietor.

EiF" Sold by T. D. BROWN and MANSON & POWERS, Druggists, Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.

Dec. 25,1S5S. vol 10 no 23.

Monroe's French Powders. A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. With confidence founded on experience, I offer the "FRENCH POWDERS"tothe afflicted, asking but a fair trial, as a proof of its virtne.

The proprietor having been afflicted for tbe last fifteen years, with more or less pain in the stomach, aftor eating a hearty meal, can now indulg* at meals without the least in convenience, having taken bnt two bottles of tho POWDKM•

Price #1,00 per bottle—or fi bottles for #5,00. Prepared by J. R. MONBOB, St. Louis, Mo., and sold wholesale and retail by Dr. E. EASTXXLY.

Tbe above Powders together with Monroe's Tooth Ache Specific, are for sale by Manson Powers, Crawfordsville, Tnd.

Dec. 4, 1S5?. vlOnSOvl.

And still th«y Come.

Five S|iip Loads of-

JUST RECEIVED AT

GRAHAM BRO'S.

$40,000 STOCK!

10,000 Ready Mode CooJs,iTbe

Pants, Vests, Undeishirts

Sc WRAPPERS FOR MEN ANT) BOYS.'

100 Cases Custom Made

BOOTS &. SHOES!!

THREE HUNDRED NEW STYLES WINTER SHAWLS.

Carpets! Carpets

JKria.

HATS AND CAPS.

For every Man and Boy in the County!

TEN MILLIONS YARDS OF

PRINTS! TICKINGS! Muslins and Woolens!

TUE BEST STOCK OF

Cloths and Cassimeres 11ST TOWN.

Come, Everybody

FOil

GREAT

II' ill be Gircn satin

KAITIIFI'L and HONEST TRIAL is all I ask —I do not fear the result. J37~Priec of the Iodine nnd Sarsaparilla 4tl per bottle, or six bottles for GKIULKY'S OINTMENT| T.j cents per bottle.

We Sell More Goods

Titan any one House in the State at Retail, und can and will sell

Below All Competition!!

Come,

Cowls he

.IAS. KAIIA.1 & nnb's.

December 11, 1S5S. n^ltf.

AEW .STORE

Jl'ST Ol'EMXG.

GREAT BJkB

AND

CARPETS,

Ac., Ac.

Call anil $ec TJiena!!

As wo sell for

A S O N

We can afford to.seli so low that you will be tempted to Buy, after hearing oui 1'iices. Kemembcr these

A A I N S

Arc to be hud at the

New Cash Store,

"OF

Geo. Snyder & Co.,

Washington Street, next to II. OTT'S Drug Store. Crawfordsville, Dee. 11, lSib. niltf.

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Nov. 20,1S5S.

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Subscribe at Once!

[Fgraving.

you wish to secure a copy of that: nletr-mt Kn "The Village Hlacksmitli." and the Art Journal, with the other premiums, be sure and subscribe before the 1st of January Is.y.i. Specimen copies of the above, and full particular* given, by applying to FRANK. M. 11KATON. Ajreiit. See advertisement elsewhere headed New Featiins, etc. ^Nov. 20, l?,'i5.. ...

Farmers Shaving Saloon.

FRED. KOSTANZER, Proprietor. Scrawl Story, Washington Hull.

SHAVING.

Hair Dressing nnd Shampooninir,

done iu the neatest style. Hair and Whisker.Dyed inferior to none in the United States. He respectfully solicit? a share of public patronage.

Nov. 1.1." 1556. nlTw-5. I ..

Coppersmithing.

I J. HOOVER,

1TTIII is the only Coppersmith in Montgomery

County, takes this method of informinir the juiblic that he is prepared tofnrni.-h Steam Pipes. !?inoke Stacks, Apple Butter. Dye, Preserve, a nd Candy Kettles, on short notice, and on as good terms as can be had in the country: und lias no hesitation in warranting all bis work in that line.

He has also on hand a splendid lot of Cooking, I'arlor and Ilentinc Stoves, Cheap for Cash. Also, a good assortment of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, for sale iow, on the above terms.

Cash paid for old Cooper. Pewter. Lead and Brass. J. HOOVER. December 11.1:53. n-lif

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM

Art Association, can now be seen at FRANK. M. 11EATON'S Book Store, for a short time onlv.— See advertisement elsewhere headed—New Pea-i tures, fcc. [Nov. 20, ISiS.

Cheese.

Boxes a No. 1, W. R. Cheese in Store and for sale by Augnest, 21. COX «fc Co.,

For The Ladies.

find lot of Fancy Paper, Envellopes, and Pens,

iper, for the use ofthe KRAFK HK

Ague Cure,

roi TnE srxeDT CO*E "or

iBtennitteat ferer, or Fever aad "Ague, Remitteat Ferer, Chill Fever, Dnmb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious

Headache, aad Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole class of diseases oriciaatia? ia biliary derangement, cansed hjr the Malaria of miasmatic countries. No one remedy is louder callcd for by the necessities of the American people than" a sure" and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled to offer, with a perfcct certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with assurance," founded on proof, that I no harm can arise from its use in any quantity.

That which protects from or prevents this I disorder must be of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for the patient cscapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of this'baleful distemper. This "CURE" expels the miasmatic poison of FEVER AJTD AIIUF. from the system and prevents tho develop* ment of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory sj-mptcms. It is not only the best remedy "ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, "but also the cheapest. The large quantity wc supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of everybody and in bilious districts, where Fnvr.i ASD AGUE prevails, every body should have it nnd use it freely both for cure nnd 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 Intennittents is, that it contains no Quiniue or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever npon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.

Fever nnd Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache. Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, nil of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This CUKE" expels the poison from the blood, nnd consequently cures them nil 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 suflieient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever sufTer from Intennittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its health}'vitalities. As a.consequence of theso 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.

Not only do they cure the evcry-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis mv American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and directions 'fortlieir ust in the following complaints: CoMitf vess. Heartburn, Headache arising from ditordeml

Stomach, JVatisea, Indigestion, I'ain in and Mor/iid Inaction of the Jioicels, Ftatu/enci/, 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,

FOR TIIE RAPID CURE OF

Conghs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Cronp, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive

Patients in advanced stage.? of the disease. So wide is 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 use. AVlien once tried, its superiority over everv 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 the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust mien the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefit.! on t.ie afllictcd they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.

PIlKJVWtl'.D P.V

DR. J. C. AYEIl

LOWELL, MASS.

Malleoli

f.-

Powers. Crawfor-lsvillp Tidimrf.

Son. Wavclaiid: (i. W. Mil'er. Lido/a: :u,.| la all dealers it- Mc.Veines. At wliob-sale bv Si.:ro. Eckstein Co.. Ciiivinn.ni.

Sept. 55, lfe5f. i.'itilMx 1.

T. D. ilJKHVX,"

HI AI.KU IN

O E I E S

Window Glass

Tea CotTt'C. Sucrnr,

intended exprc-fl.lv

Call at

Aug. 11. l-.--..-.tf.

Grocery & Provision S O E

(*aski39 & B^ssSiieok,

inform I of Monti

'f T^OCLI) Ilespectfull »T and the citizen.' generally, that they are no«

iVew

p- Now, Features—Fifth. Tear I ?." THK

{COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

SFPEItn KSGKAVlNtiS

BhA UT1FU.L ART JO URSA :.' Vnlnnhle. Premium*,,

fcc., Ac.!

rpms popular Art Asaoehitiim. BOW in it* fifrh. I year of unpiirnHelCftsilcow. hfivinif puiuhased. nnd engrt'vctjj^n .«toeT, IforridaV prr»r pninilllg. ••THE'VtLLAOI! Bl.ACKIia'rfH/* Will ftOW copies io subscribers only "n liatny pUv^upcr, 8» SS inches on tho followiiig-

V. TERMS' OF SUBSCRIPTION" Every pers-in remitting Three Dollar^, wiil receive a copy of the superb Steel Engraving, nfus Ilorriiii's celebrated Painting.

The Village Blacksmith Al-nn of the beautiful COSMOPOLITAN A1!T JOURNAL. An elegantly illustrated ouart Mni.'uinc. Ai.«ofree seaMin tiekets failmt^i»it to the Bm-teni or l)u».-eldoi t"., an.! V,'e.-.".eni 'iallcrie,-. of the A.Moeiation.

There will nWohe i'iven to the .-ubscribcr.-i «»v«ral bniidred vii'iliildo works tit' Art. comprising fine oil Pai'.itii:."-, llronze-.. Seulpltire*. ,Ve.. IVL.,2 from eeiebra'od Ajucriean and foreign Artists.

Subsei iptions ivill he received up to .I.m. I. H/iti. i'n the eveniiisr of that date tlie prc:iii:ttis.s will boav. irded to subscribers.

KOT full pai tieii'ars. see n.'cfnibi'r A r.lei rr.a!, price .Vi cent*. S[eeinien copies isent to those desiring to .-nbseribe. on the receipt of lb cents in postage st imp* or coin. Address f. I,. IiKKBV, A.TIAUV A. A..

Kastcrn1 .li.- r.is It roadway. X. V..

(,r.

\Ve.~teri.i Ollice. 1 Water S .. handusky, Xo\. w, i«r»s. «is.'

®few Albany & Salem K.

Sup!'.- Olliee, New Alliiiny, I'ee. (It

'A 'li'-o 'a'ERI')

CO.

i)i. .1. Iii potion

Wnvi\

JD -XT S S TXT FFS,

Cordjjgc, Tubs, Hiickcis, Churns.

FISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY.

\o. i, ISiovJi.

'-ft?'Old Stand of H. A- f'o

I'he hiirhe.-t price ji-1

N. H. Drut's Commereial lilo

all hinds of Prodi:

Mi dicine-s at the oM .-tai.d

stomcrs cf imtv

i,]-.tied in their

on Green Street, two door* south ol Campbell. Gnley iV Hnrtors c.-tablislH.-iviit. where they will' keep or. hands a large a:i I well suleeteil ntocK of

Family Groceries,

rofits fer iirticle ol

Inch v-nl be sold at the smallest Abll. We have m.-w on bunds- a viperi

Hicc, Molasses. Confectioneries, obacco,

Cigars, Spices,

s... Notions.cVc.

We w-ahto trade for all the produce the FarmvMl

krUntfn

wivmi .iRni\i i:ii::\T.

On and after De.\ r.th. Passenger Trains will bo n.:i :s follows': OIM .MIIITII.

Fii1 .M N li W A I.M AN V.- 'n woo AII.. Oni ly. except Sundays, at :lo A. M. Slopping trt iV't Stations on signal. Conr.oetrinr at (ireeneastle 3:2'' A. XI. for 5t. !,onh. arriving at I'. and 7.02 P. M. lor Indianapolis, ariivini'nt. P. M: ami'at f.rfnyntti! at t:CS A. XI. for Chicago, HI I i\ing at 11 :o."i A. M. Passenger* iinc at Hudlord and sup at /.ufayutto.

ST. LOUIS AM (.'IM'iS'.'.'.vri I.\v EXIT.IM. Dtily. exei pt Sundays, at I2:G0' P. .-Topbimr at nil regular Stations. Couuei t'lu- at Mitolioll with tho 0. iV M. K. I'. train St. Louis a*. -r:l) K. ai i* ing at SMo A. .M ., and tor Ciiu innati at -t-*, P. M.. arriving a: 10:20 P. M. l'.issencersiiino p. Mitchell.

ST. LI VIS A CINCINNA I I XIOIIT ESPISKS#.--Daily at 10:-10 P. M. Stop pinl.'only at regular Station..'. Cennectiiiif at Mitchell wi:h the O. M. I trains for Si. Louis and Cincinnati. Kenchiiig (.'im-iiinnt.i at A. M.. anl St. Louis at ":lr. P. M"".

FU1 'd lil.i'OM INCTON.— 1/AKA VI:TTK ACCOJI V.:HATION. Daily, except Snnduys, at A. M. t'oiiiiivting at I.afuyo.fc at :iS P. M., with t'iiicatro 1 av Express. iirrK ing at Mid itraii Citv a' T-i P. Jt.. and ,t '!.i"a^o at I": I'. U.

sor^rn.

FROM iC'IllG AX ITV.-4F IN. i:.:,-VTI IKr K.vrui.ss.-Dnily. except Snnduys. ut lo:"0 A. M. loavi:: rbieaco nt 7:f'J A. Mdiuid imining .JiI rect.ly through to Cincinnati, ariivins at 1::J0 A

M.. oppiug i! nil tution.-- be! ween Michiir.ui an.l Lafayette. Passonirors dino at. Key nolils. j".

CINCINNATI NIOIIT E.vr«i:s.«.— I'aily. e.vecpt S.il:urdavs. at P. M. leaving Chicago at !:o(l P. M. 11 IIIIIiing direetly hrou^h to f.'ilieinnati. arriving nt 11-.'io P. M. Comic ''"i::? nt I.afav te. at a:o) A. M.. with oiii.-ville Mail Tniin tor Now Albany and Louisville, arriving i.' 1P. M.~ Stoppingat nil resrnla SiaH«nsXor li. and all St.V^ tioii.sSouth of I.ufayitte. Pasreiiirers breakfast ar lenieastle an«! ilineat XMichell.*

Fh'O.M MlTfllKLL. l...nvn.i.E P.vv Ksritr#^ Daily, owep". Suiidii\.s. at •!:.. P. XI. Sti j'.pmr ::il regul- Station^. Coim^ting at Aiitehell itb tv. M. I,'. P. Tniii.s lroni (.im'inna'l. ui 1" P. M.. and fr-'in St. I.OHM at I:*/1 I'. .M. .•aehin- New A'bany nt 5:1*. P. M. 1.-7isi ii I.K Niiwrr Kxriu-ss.—Jiaiiy iit2:." 'A. XI. Sto).pil.gat all rccrul.ir Stations. nri-.-ti v. O. ,V Al. 11. I.'. Traiii -..from St. I.oms. Ariivii.ir nt New Albaoy at :1o A. M.

FliOM 1.A FA Fi I'I M.— 1!I.OOMINOTON Arc vMIIDATION.—Daily at b:lu A. M. Stopping at nil Station?. Conneelini! at (ireciicastle, «t2 27P. M.. v.itii Train rn T. II. li. II. IC. for Ten., Haute. nd at 7 o-j p. M. T'-r lndi:ina]'olis. Ar-v riiiug at Kl'.oininirton at :ii,j P. Al. "I 'I':!!''.i.ieh Tiains connect at (iruencastl-J^'H tiie Tcrre llai.ie and Kiehmond Kailroad. ..•ltd '-1 I.M f-i yet te with tim trains of lie Toledo. ,U a:.i~ii anit Western Kailroad. i.t M. S. ero-.si i':

Ii .»lI. LIIJI.N .' out! em and INOIUMTII Indian I I'-dlro at Micliigan City with the Xlicdiitran Ci:: tr i| Kailroad for (.l,ieiiL,o and all poin's •io iioili.-vve^t, and for Duroit an:! all p' !n'..i t: 1

J^VOnly one (.ban, Louis, or Cincinnati. irt'/' Tiironjh Ti :l et- for .-.lie '..'J. .Mam Mr-... nn I :•.'. tbe (.'

'.'ars for Chicago

in Loi.isvill" 'up1.tiy's olliv

N :-A MI'. Mi i_oin '.My, ai tn3 prinei -1.1 poif:'.-- j'j li.o ii-t and Nor.bwes Ii. l'- K11. i:i':K.Mip..Ti:o„„d. :,

's (ioldi 11 I'cr, oil ir:il {'iili

iTOK

FacsiAfiikiw.

'pill'i romi.iiiatiHI I.f ingi'u,lii iiis iu !r. lupo!iI. eo's Coldcn Pills arc per|'i.i.'t!y liiirmeio.'S.--'I have l.-i-n u.-ed in the private prjw'.iwfV»M'.': I'r. Onponen for over thirty years, anl thousands of ladies cull testily to their grea' aiid never-f'.il ii i» -r.eeCi'S in a'-nn-t every a.-e. in rv jtinir r-S rettnlarities. I elievitig painf-il and distressing men- .: stnuition, jeirtieularly at the change of life. From: I five to ten pills wii! dire that •umion yet«lreadI fill complaint, tl.e While?, Ncaily every ladv in lie iat d: s:iili riirt"rcni Shis complaint. The afx.-, i-iil iia'- p'. iiii.lo

I '.ho'isn'td-. and v. iii euro

you it'y :i K:'.hern. They cannot liarir. u, en the contrary they icmove all ob.itnietioi ,.ivsloro na'urc to i'.s repjier channel, and invigorate tlw whole system. Ladio*,. wh'-fco heal tit will no* permit an ii!Cii-a- if Fnuiily. will lb:d ilicse jdlU ia st.eecMt:! preventative. 1'regnant femalOH or ,v 'those i-ui pi-fimr thenifelvi.fi-so, are catitioiie.,1 V: I ao.dnsi. using these pills v. hile pregnant, as tie prop! n.toriisiimeH no rc.-(oiisibii:ty after the :.dmonition, although their mil.tTies would pieverit any misfltiei to h'-: 'th -otiierw iso tl.Cte piUsaro-: Tcei-ommet! coiiii-anv

jd. Full end e\piieit direetiorifi. It box. Price .jl per box. MANSON A: POWKKS. '3Vhoie:-.-rle Aueiits at Crawfordsville, p.'.ies ot .Montgomery. Putnam and \v il! -".pj.lv the trade at proprietors irni.-h eircniars mid nhowearos. by eni.'doyijiL' ^'1 to the aIv.e Ac:'',

Kor the I'.trhe. prices, ai

hroiigh the 'rawfordsvifle Post, 'lliee, can h:i\ (Jolden Pil!- rent to any j.at of tivcuiitry e. n,-. lideiilie.ilv I,v moil.

N. II.- -lb' "particular in a.sliii'.ir for J'r. Duponeo's (iolden Pil!,Si

...... -i)!l aifer.i the, .... .'.rv igi.n'. »i-.cii the rce.-i] .'!!. and llie will lell you the •hf'.'.t pill for Keinales. ever i::tr i, iene-e of Medicine muvned

[eornpotting tie 1 are tl:e bo Vmd I ilneed. sineo the s...itf»ee oi .»ie..Jieme oawne-i ii ..n I the World.

O^ttober. W, I .vt

E O A

•. _.

I have mo*-ed my Dagnorriaii !.'ooms'froii! ihiv ICasi-i-nd of Kinpire Hloc'c, to the We.-t en l.i .Tin! lam now filled up in (rood stylo and ready to m.al-"" yo-1 vm-'-_«-f the —t pictures tii.t.-an made and no mistal e. Ihifruerriiolypiriir and tlin

A mbrofy ping will ail be done iu the same rooms.

A mbrotyprs in Cases for *J"i mils,

Warrentr-d to !a.-: us K-uz ai r.:iy Amt-r' typ csn \x made to la-it.

iirri oi vpf'S from I (o .20 Dollars.

Plioloi'i'tipb- from f.'ciif- io J'j Dollars.

Tl.i- is lb- Prem nm ia.,cry of t!t'n County, :iial the best w.'-r!-: fur the san,'. mo:.*y of any House of the kind in the Stato of Indiarai.

EntranceM rooms is "wten ''hrit'uian »rfgg's liai-lw&re Store, and il. S. Cox it (Jo's (Jr.^erv Ston:

i: i'' No.

11KS. •If

Tobacco,

Larir"

asyiirtment. Tobacco of pinlit.-cs :'c

sale I.

August

(.' iX A- Co.,

Spices.

LL kin-' •f Spi wholesale and retail, for sale

and Pens, ers brim: to Market. Wc will pnv the highest ALL Paper of ail iris from 5 cent# to td .n" ieLndic.«.— price. Wt-. oliiri» a call from out- arid ali. js-r Roll. Also, Itordcrs and Window PiCAT^N'S j, An?. -*i. n-7-tf. GASKII.!. KASTI..\"K.:'-:ippfi "f all kind-. «•. 1-' M. HFATOJC'S

rje i^'.aiiti'.i

I'OX .t

Co.,

Wall Paper!!