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!V*W YORK

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The Superintendent of the Honse of In

dustry mentions the following as one of

the cases coming nnder the consideration

of that institution. It was that of a widow

lrfly, the mother of two little girls, whom

she was striving to educate at the House

School. He says: Attention was paticularly called to their circumstances by the mother applying for •id to pay her rent. She had disposed of erery article of household furniture that could be pledged to eke out a miserable existence and keep her little family togethcr. "We found her," said the visitor, "hard at work, making boys' black cloth caps, trimmed with braid, and bow, and buttons, lined with black glazed muslin, and wash leather, andpattent leather front for the making and pressing of which she received

two shillings a dozen, or tico cents

I did not believe it, and asked to

se the pass book. It was true." "In good times," she said, "I used to get three and Bixpencc a dozen, but now the price is reduced."

Save U3 from such grasping traJesmen, and for the necessity that makes families dependent upon them! She had pledged the bed from under herself and children, the frock from off her back and by close application, working from early light till dark (she could not afford a candlc,) with such assistance as, we could give her, in the way of bread, she had laid away the money for her rent, just due. To add a little to her store, she had received another woman into her room as a lodger. After a week had passed, her lodger ran away, and carried with her all the poor widow's hard earned rent, and she could find no trace of the thief.

The agent was inexorable, and though a -Bobcr, honest woman, told her she must go out unless the rent was paid. What could she do? If turned out here she had no means to "advance" (as rent in advance is termed) in another house. To go into the street for the night was misery, and to sleep with her little girls in the Station House was almost certain death to them. In her extremity she applied to her friends at the House of Industry. "Please to lend me three dollars, and I will strive and repay it as fast as I can." How long would the mother strive to spare three dollars out of such wages?

THE Amr.itic

HOUSES

THE CAMPAIGN

Ten ftrocck, to reinforce his stab'c olready in England, and three ly Mr. Harlan, of Cincinnati, who tries the experiment f'-r the first time. Mr. Ten Hroeek, with I'riorcss. Woodburn, .linnits, and his two vcar old Empire, by Lccompt, cut of Alice Curneal, will thus have, in nil, six American horses for his .share of the campaign and Mr. Harlan, who operates entirely on his own hook, will have three.— These with Uabylon who at the close of livst season was given tway by Mr. Ten Hroock to his English jockey, Fordham, ma'iPS in all ten American thorough-bred racers on the English

lurf,

fiold they may be thrown among. Starke, by Wagner out of Reel, is undoubtedly a

cxocllcnt animal, while t!ic string of Mr. Harlnp lias been sflccted with a jtt'iirionsuess which loavas us in possession of sound rcliancc and reasonable hojic.— Porter's Spirit.

A Cr.ERic.w. HYPOCKJTE WITH A PrrEJt-3-Li'Of.s

Nam::.—The

Kev. Mr.

S6T A western orator having delivered liimsclf of the following: "The glorious American cngle, which stands with one foot on the Atlantic and the other on the Tacific coasts," he was unable to proceed any further. A bvstaudcr cxclaiined( "My friend, if you don't relievo your eagle pretty soon lie will split open."

I©" The London

Illustrated Times

says

that Charles Dickens has refused jCIO,000—(S50,000) to Iccturc for one year in this country,

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIK .1AMKS CLARKE'S

Cclcbr.ilcd I'cmalc Pills.

FHOTECTED

BY B0YAL y.

Prepared from a prescriUion Sir J. Clarke, M. J)., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. T)ii» inrnluaMft mruiriac is unfuitiop in the curt of *11 tW« painful ivnrt i.Mgmiw •iifa«cs which the r«m»1« onditution i* lut.jcct. It tinxtrratfj *11 exc«M and r»oiorci mil olwtniction*, and a fptfdy cure maj b« relied on.

TO MAltltli:n I. A DIES

It i( pcculiarlr suited. It will, in a thort time, bring en the monthlr |criod with repilaritj-. Each bottle, price One Dollar, l«an the Government Stamp of Great Dritain, to prerent counterfeits.

Tkttl Pith tkitnld no! br taken if femalet during Ikt FIRST THREE MOSTHS

fttaalalr

off /»»»«*«, oj 1

key art

turr to bring aa Mitcarriagc, but at a*f otJitr time they art $afe. In all case* of Xcrroui and Spinal AITectionii, Pain in the Back and Limbc, Fatigue on (light exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hyatericx, and Whitei, thcie PiU» will •Sect a ear* when all other meant hare failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caloart •atinany, or any thing hurtfal to the conititotioa. .-all Uiiactioni accompany each package.

Bel* Jk^ant for tha United Statu and Canada, JOB MOSKS, (Late C. Baldwin kCo^)

A O E W S

Ms. EDITOR:

Ploaae

announce

Mi arch 12, 1859.

Corn Meal, tj?

IN Exr.r.AND—

OF 1859.—Notwithstanding

the deficient results of the American trials against the racers of the English turf, during the first two years of our experiment, the present season opens with a larger importation, and promise of a more determined effort than either of the previous campaigns. On Thursday of last week, the steamer City of Manchester sailed with five thorough-breds of unexceptionable stamp, two of which were sent out. by Mr.

with Charles

my nnw a

candidate for re-election to tho office of Justice of the Peace. for Union township, at the ensuing Ipn

JOHN PURSEL.

AKE TOD SICK—or have yon any friends that are rick Then read Dr. Easterly's advertisement in another column of this paper and

bush

the agents in this place end obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint.

allnde to

Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaporilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer,

Dr. Baker's Specific and Dr. Hooper's

Female Cordial. These medicines hare been thoroughly tested in the various forms of disease for which they are recommended and can be confidently recommended as the most efficacious remedies known. They are very popular and are selling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the Un ted States. To be had of the Agents, T. D. BROWN and MANSON & POWERS, druggists, Crawfordsvills. dec. 25 '5S ly.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MARKET. Review OFFICE,

Fr.orn. fi bbl

CORN, $

March

SACK Fj.ocr, CO Jb

bnsh

OATS,

bnsh

FIAT,

ton

POTATOES,

bush

APPLES,

do (dried) 5 bush

PEACIIES,

26,1S59.

(frreen)^ bush

do ^bush

WHITE BEANS, f)

bush

TIMOTHY SEED,

$5,00 1,35 1.00 '70 50

sacks

WUEAT,

3 bush

S.00

1,00 1,00 8,00 none 1,00 2.00 1,50 14 10 r.0 20 15 10 2,25 75

bush

CHICKENS,

|doz

Coffee.^

Scoab,

MOLASSES. fJJgal BETTER,

EGGS, loz CHEESE,

SALT,

$ bbl

Campbell, Galey & Ilarler.

propose a

REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES. REMEDY FOR HARD TIMKS. REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES, REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES, REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES,

by selling

THEIR IMMENSE STOCK TIIEIR IMMENSE STOCK THEIR IMMENSE STOCK THEIR IMMENSE STOCK TIIEIR IMMENSE STOCK

NEW GOODS

OF NEW GOODS OF NEW GOODS OF NEW GOODS OF NEW GOODS

AT VKRV LOW PRICES. AT VERY LOW PItlCES. AT VEI'.T 1.0W PKICES.

VERY LOW PRICES.

YOU WILL SAVEvjMONEY YOU WILL SANE MONEY" YOU WILL SAVE MONEY YOU WILL SAVE MONEY" YOU WILL

SAVE -MONEY

B7 CALLI.V THERE BY CALLING THERE nr CALLING THEKIa BY CALLING THERE 11Y CALLING THhKE

BEFORE YOU BUY. O E O E O E O

ton serving i:i the stud. Out of these ton, howevur, we must weed Habylon, W ondhtirn, and Ronita as of no account mid lix our eyes entirely upon Prioress, Empire, and the late exportation, which are now upon the sea. At present we have only to say of these latter that they nr« animais of the highest strain and promise, and we.shall rely with much confidence on seeing them, or some of them, acquit themselves with credit in their new career. .! he oi,l\ ones the met its of which jcj, propose to soil at the lowest living arc much in doubt, are the two-year old price.* lor cash or good mor.'hantidde produce.— Lexington coll, dam by (ilencoe, and the j°ur chestnut colt by Lccompt: but if they inherit the (qualities of dam and sire, we shall expect them lo win a hurra in any

E O E O E O E O

March 26, 1859. n36 yl.

JAMES W. LYNN & SON XT7"(UI.D beg leave to say lotlicir friends nil »V the eommuniiy in general. tliut they bt now in receipt of nice stock of stupl and fiimil

GROCERIES! lieh they propose to soil at the lowest livii ice.* lor cash or good merchantable produce, ir

Sugar and Molasses

lTp.n

pnrchiscd at New Orleans, by an cx-

ha' peiicneud buyer, we feel confident that" we con Miit customer*, both in quality and price.

It shall be our object to eep

Ielt'ro.sli

was recently convicted in Lehigh county. Pennsylvania, of seducing a beautiful young lady, and a school teachcr at that.

A GOOD SUPPLY of such articles a* every family needs, and to accommodate every possible way th who may fnvor us with their patronage.

In addition lar^e !oi of Siisrar a .l Molasses, we h.ivo

.'1 No. 1 Coffer, Tea, Tobacco, Indigo. Madder, Jiice, Cheese, Crackers, Fruits, Nuts, Buckets,

Tubs, Baskets, Chums. Ropes, Cords,

Ticine, Cotton Yarn,

Carpet Warp, Batting, Candlc Wick, Common mid Fancy Candies, $*c.

|5?~Comc on with your Bacon, Lard. Butter. Eggs, Feathers and Fowls, ami you will find us in I.vnil's Uuildintr, formcrlv occupied bv Blair, Brown A Co. J. "*7. LYNN SON.

March 26, lS.'iP. nSGtf.

O S E A N S I N

A I N I N

BiOl SE and SIGN Fainting ^one in any style that may be called for. Onr aim will be to please all. in all

be called for. Wo are thankful for past favors. Shop in Commercial Kow. opposite the "Review" otTicc. THO'S. II. WINTON.

Mmvh IT, 1So9.

LETTEBS PATE XT.

PETER NEFF & S0NS, WHOLESALE

HARDWARE, 93 PEARL STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND RACE STREETS,

Cincinnati.

Offer a very large and well assorted stock at the lowest rates,"on favorable terms, and fill orders promptly and carcfully.

March", 1S59. vol. 10 No. 35-wS.

Attention!

LAND

Rocha»ter, N. T.

V. —41,00 and poetage itaa»p« eneloaed to any a» tk«M Agent, will inaan a Wttia of tha FQla kf ratan

MAKSON A POWEB'S.

•10. off-If.

D»c. 18, ISM.

WARRANTS bought, sold, and loc.itcd. Suspended claims for land warrants promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed in all "cns*lons procured and renewed.

Having entered into a co-partnership -with an old and reliable firm at Washington Citv, all thoso who arc entitled to land warrants and pensions under any of tho acts of Congress, and having failed to rcccivo their dues, will find it to their interest to call on EB. II. COX A CO., •t Willaon & McDonald's Law Office.

P. S. Ono of tho above firm being a Notary Public, will attend to all Notarial business entrusted to him. jan 22, '59—n27tf.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.

ALL the Text Boob naed in Wabaah College,'* High Schools in other parte of the country, on hand and for tale bv

Sep. IS, 1858.

M. fTEATOK

Western Incitement

S S I I N

NEW DISCOVERIES IN OLD

MONTGOMERY

Confidence Jtentored Hoac Diggings.

see

from various statements (riven through the columns of public prints, in reference to success of many who hare gone west for the purpose of seeking the precions ore, that the expedition has proved nenrlvtan entire failnre and that they are now satisfied that "it is not all gold that: fj

& EPPMt

than can possibly be made by visiting the gold fields of Pike's Peak. These "men we know have large and unsurpassed stock of Staple and Fancy

Dry Goods

at low figures—enough for each, nougli for all— and this cannot be said in truth in relercnco to thogold bearing country in question. No.no, it is a work of deception, agitated for the purpose ol entrapping and tleocing the masses, for the enrichment of a few. Remember that "sceincr is believing," and without the privilege of thus exercising this power of vision, there should be but, little action. Then, with this view of tilings, we can but yay to yon as a friend,

SAVE YOUR MONEY in the way of gre.it

BARGAINS which you can have by calling on

Shue & Epperson

NO. 3,

EMPIRE BLOCK The Emporium of Cheap Goods! Where there has just been received one of the largest and most complete stocks of Staple and Fuiicv DRY GOODS,

O I N

Roots Shoes. Hats. Caps, Carpeting Queensware, &.-.of ever offered in liie market. Alsu.

LADIES' DRISS GOODSAn endless variety of Dress Silks, of various styles Chaliic.s: Swiss Lawns Jaconets, plain and barred Delaines, &c.

Also —Bonnets.

Ribbons. Dress Trimmings, l'arasols of cverv variety, for the Ladies, Misses add Children: lloves. Hosiery, «&o.,

Tlie Gentlemen

Will find our s'.ock complete in the wuy of fine an.l American Cloths and Cassimercs. of o»crv _'rnde the latest, styles of Huts and Caps. Hoots and Shoes a superior stock of spring and ••un:mer Clothiii!.', for men and bovs.

We wish to call the especial attention of the ladies to our NEW STOCIC ol Quecnsware. There .ire many valuable sets in this ware, and are open for inspection.

Carpetings, &/C.

Carpets, brown and bleaeho Sheeting and Shirtings. Carpet Warj, Co1t'n Yam. Batting, and in fact we know of no article in our line that will He called for, that we have not and that of the best that could be. bought in the Fast.— Fur proof ot this, wc invite all to call and cx amine for ihem.-elves.

OLD ACCOUNTS-

JOHN H. SI1UE, the senior in tln'estab'.i hmen", wishes his old customers (now that he has formed a co-partnership with Mr. Win. Epperson,) to call and settle lip old accounts. All accounts made with him previous to thi 1st day of January. as lie wishes to close his old books as so- as por.-iMe.

SIICE & I:ITKRSON.

Ma eh iv is'l'. n:it3-vl

A (ireai Chance for a Bargain!

VALUABLE

IILL PROPER

For Sale or Rent. S "'HE undersigned would respectfully infirm J, everybody, that he will sell or rent his Mill Property, s'rtuated cry county. Indiana fcoiith-cast of Alaino. The Mill is in good repair and doing a good business, and will be sold on the best of terms. 1-Vr particulars, call on E. II. CEAKK. Crawfordsvillo. Ind.. or on dan. 29. lS.-9-nm. WM. II. COMPTOX.

'Hiplev t^wiishi'p, Moingo'iV-

PILES! PILES!!

PILES. PILES: pii.ES. PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES.

Every

any stylo of Painting that may

PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES.

form of Pil

ro,.

is permanently cured hy

Porter's Pile Powders,

do not live convenient to an asrent, can get a Box j./]

of the Powders bv return mail, bv enclosins the I

price to the proprietor. The odd change can be sent in postaire stamps. Address: DP.. R. D. PORTER,

No. 90, Sd street, Louisville, Kv.

Feb. 20.1559. v!0n"2

The Way To Make Money.

TIIK

sold out their cr consequently must fettle

undersigned have sold out their entire stock of eooods and up their accounts, as wc are out of business wc l- .i cannot spend much time looking after our accounts I -membfea ?f-1 .,c

those indebted to ns will save monev bv calling

promptlv at the old stand and settling \vc must TP"*

and have monev. a hint to the wise issntii-

_fwill" ATTVK i:atvv

"r Si. s"tf4

———————

REMOVAL.

Ambrotypes in Cases for 25 cents,

Warrented to last as long as any Ambrotype can be made to lost.

Dagnrrcotypes from 1 to 20 Dollars.

Photographs from 23 Cents to 45 Dollars.

This is the Premium Gallery of this County, wo make tho best work for the Mime money of any House of the kind in the State of Indiana.

Entrance to rooms between Christman A Gregg's Hardware Store, and H. 6. Cox A Co's., Groeerv Store. A. P. HUGHES.

May, 32, 185?. So. H-tf.

Singer's Sewing Machines.

glitters." Many doubtless who are now rustic:-. £1 Fire-ProOf Manufactory—the most' perfect ting in the western wilds, wonld.be glad were they but at home, among acquaintances and friends, in this our promised land, where peace

and plenty abounds. To those in our. community. who have been anticipating a tour to this unsafe country of tlie west, we wish to speak. If yoo are r.ot of that turn of mind, unsuscepible of persuasion, or impregnable to truth and eoamon sense, we can convince yon in a few moments that any energetic, thorough -g oing man among us can CAVE MORE money if not DIRECTLY HAKE, by fteying at home, and buving his Goods of

A VIKa Completed and occupied onr great

A VINO coinp Fire-Prodf

machine shop in the world—we hr.vo sisrnalized the event by prodncing a new. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, containing the latest improvements: at the very low price

FIFTlf DOLLARS.

This (Treat reduction will leave the public with out inducement or exense for bnring any of the 'nfcrior machines which infringe our patents.— Competition will henceforth beconio impossible.

\cry ltrge reduction has been mat. in the pri ccs of all of

Singers Standard Machines for manufacturing purposes, which are well known to be without any successful rival in tho market. Miu-li has recently been published in regard to vnriors stitches made by sewing machines. Wc will take it for trrantcd that all the world knows the fact, that Singer's Machines make the best stitch ever invented, and do it in the best style.

Send for a copy of I. M.

SINGER'S

& Go's

January 22,1S5S—v!0n27.

SEWING MACHINES,

which is coinbincd less Working Machinery, less Friction, less liability to Break, or ret out of Order, less Complication more simplicity of action, more durability, more mechanical ingenuity, firmer stitch, "greater I speed, more work can be done on this Machine than any other now out. The underigned las some 4 or 5 ditferent kinds of Machines, and being a Mechauie of several years experience, world be happy to meet tho criticism of the most ingenious mechanical jury, or the dying struggle of his opponents.

THOMAS NEWMAN.

Rli'ekences:—

Prof.

JOHN L. CAMTOEM,,-

Prof.

A. M. HAMLET,

Mr.

SMOCK.

Januarv 1. 1S50. nSlr.iO.

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A A I O A I S

I)r. J. Dupoticc-N (ioldrn Per'odical Pill.*

FOR FEMALES. 'PI1E irombinatioii of insrrf-dicnt in Dr. Diijinii1 co'.- Gol.lc-n IMIIs aro pcrlVvtly harnu-li-s.— They have been used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco for over thirty years, and thousands ofladii's can K-stity to their great and never-f:.il-ii csiKM-ess in ulincsr, every case, in correcting rrcgularities.ielieving painful and distressing nienstruaiion, particularly at the change of life. Emm five to ten piils will cure that common yet dreadful complaint, the Whites, Ncaily every lady in tlie land suffers from this complaint. The above pill ha.- permmitly cured thousands, and will euic von ify use them. They cannot harm yen. on the coiitiarv thev lemove all obstruction/restore

Pepper channel and invigorate the he 1

permit an increas-of Kamilv. will find these pills

permit an increas- of Kamilv. will find these pill: la sr.ccestul preventative. Pregnant females or those suppoi-inc themselves so, arc cautioned I against using these pills while pregnant, as the prop' ictor assumes no responsibility after the adI monition, although their mildnes would pi event any mischief to health—othem iso these pills are rcccommeui'lcd. Eull and explicit directions accempanv each box. Price ?1 |'er box.

N. B.— Be particular in asking for I)r. Dnponco's Golden Pills, and remember, they are not a secret nostrum, every agent is given the receipt

.composing the pills, and they will tell yon thev

Which is a safe and infallible specific. They_ aro -u-q the best and safest pill tor Ecmalcs. ever intr'"ilneed, since the science of Medicine a wned upon

a certain cure. In any case where a box of Porter's Pile Powders have been used according to the World. directions, without benefit to the patient, the price will be refunded to the purchaser. Porter's Pile Powders are sold by Druggists generally, at One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Box. full direc- I tions accompanies each package. Persons who

A N O O

Medical Essay on a Ncic, Certain and

if,

luidiaUCure of Spermatorrhea, 4-c., icithout thevse of Internal Medicines, Cauterization, or any

Mcchanical Appliances.

JCST

rrni.isnnn. the Oth addition, in a fcr.led envcloj c. irratis and mailed to ar.y address, postpaid. ri receipt of two stamps. This little work, emanating from a celebrated

,nc 1-icnl

"Portant

Cnte^:un"1" don

may cure himself privately, and at a trilling expense. Address Dr. CIT.

WILLto

J. C. KLINE, 1st Avenue, cor.

19th street. New York Post Box, No. 4533. January 1,1550. n24m3.

ABNER V.

-MST1.N". ABRAM nOBSEB. A S I I O N E

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

attend promptly to all bns,inesa entrusted their care. Feb 19,1S5S. TlOnSl

For The Ladies.

find lot of Fancy Paper, Envcllopwsand Pens, intended expressly for the use of the Ladies.— c«n »t KBAFK BEATON'S

i- DR. EASTERLY'S

ZETTE, which contains fu'I information about prices. sizes, etc.. of sewing machines, and WILL BE ITPLIED GRATIS. I. M.

Challenge to the Union!!

GROVER & BAKER'S

Iodine and Sarsapaiilla.

TIIIS

Mcdieinc will

pekuanemtlt

easea arising from

BLOOD,

Scrofoln, Obstinate Old

For

LADIES

SINGER & CO.,

•J53 Broadway, New York.

cm ail dis

an impure state of the

or other fluids of the system, vis:

Sores.

Pimples on

on the Face, Blotches* Boil«, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, Scnld Tie ad Salt Rheum, Cancers, fin itro, White Strel linss Fever Sorc«, Piles, Erripola.t Swelling of the Clandii, Pains in the Bones and Joints all Chronic Diseases, and Diseases arising from the use of .Mer cury and Calomel. Snch powerful curative properties aro combined in Dr. Ea'sterley's Iodine and SarspariHa. that the LONGEST STASDI\O and WOKST CTVSES disease are thoroughly CUBED by it—Cases tha had resisted every known remedy and been given up by the most distinguished Physicians, as cox Fir.MKD and INCI'RABT.E.

LITER COMPLAINT

and

DYSPEPSIA

it is an

INFALLIBLE 'RJtMEDT. It will CnrC ClIUONIfi ANT1 iNFLAJiMATor.T RiiECUATisir.no matter how BAD if faithfully nsed. It will cure every form of NEEVOUS DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfect health and vigor. It positive cure for FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities of the Monthly Periods. Barren ncss. ifcc. For females approaching that critical period of life—the CESSATION OF THE ncssts—it invaluable.

who admire a clear, beautiful, WI1ITJ'

SKIN and a rosy cheek, should use Dr. Kasterly's Iodine and Sarspaiilla. It will remove pimples from the Face, Blotches, and all roughness of the skin, and give a fair and beautiful complexion.

It will cure Dropsy, Cravel, diseases of tho Kid neys, Bladders and Urinary Organs. It lias no equal in thesj complaints.

Dr. EaUerley's Iodine and Sarsnprtrilln is a positive and radical cure for

Mekccrial Dis

EASE, no matter how deeply it may have eaten in to the frame and vital organs It will ERADICATE every particle of Mercury from the system, and heal its bad effects. It will cure

SYPHILIS,

Seconoabt

VENEREAL DISEASE,

no matter how

long it may have been in the system and will thoroughly annihilate and expel the svpnri.iTir vnttrs, and all IIEP.EDITARY TAINTS and POISONOUS MATTEP. Irom the system, and restore it to a purled state of IIEALTII and PURITY. To the Afliicted with .Scrofula or old So res.

Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula old Soros, Tetter. Ringworm, Scald Head. Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, ite.. are advised to procure GRIDT.EY'S SALT KUKTM AND TETTER OINTMENT, to apply on the sores or liscased parts, whc.i using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsapari'.'ta purifies the BLOOD, and drives out of the system he i.Mri'KE and vicious MATTER, and reinc ves the ause, while the ('INTSIENT IlEALSTIIK SOKES. When noTii are used. (which we always rei-iin-niend). a failure of a permanent and

raiucw

has never boon Known. They aro the best remedies in tho worid. P. S. -The proprietor solemnly believes that his Iodine and Sarsi aplla and GridloyV Oiiitment wir.L CURE any form of

i.CKR oi:

IrucrgisU crcnera!!v.

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PS II Sg si 311115

Oi.D SORK,

any part of the system, if tise according to directions. KOR'A REASONABLE LENGTH OK TIME. A AITIIFI Land HONEST TRIAL is all I as' —I do 110:

fear the result. I5?~Price of the Iodine and Rarsaparilla #1 per ittle, or six bottles for -$•".

GIUDI.I

cents p'?r bottle. Prepared by Dr.

v'S

OINTMI.nt

EASTERLY,

southea-t corner ol'

Third and Chestnut str. et.s, St. Louis. Mo., sole oprietcr. to whom all orders may be addres:-ed. J57*Sold byT. D. BROWN and MANSON .V POWERS, IJniggists. Crawfordsvillii, and In

PH. EASTERLY'S

Fever and Ague Killer!! rhis Mc'dicine will curt- Fever ami Agiit Dumb Ague, Chil and Fever, Inretmilfout and Kcmittcnt Fevers and every form of Fever incident to the West.

Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands I)r Fas'crlyTs Fever and Ague Killer.

This medicine is a POSITIVI: criir:. both si-i i:nv nd

pkiim anknt.

fou

MANSON it POWERS.

Wholesale Agents at Crawfordvillo,

Eor the connties of Montgomery, Putnam and Parke. Tlicy will supply tho trade at proprietors prices, and furnish circulars and show cards. '•Ladies,v bv enclosing $1 to the above Agt's. through the Crawfordsville Post Office, can have Golden Pills sent to any part of the ccuntry (confidentially by mail.

During the last five years it has

ured over TWO iiUNiir.KD THOUSAND CASKS, which has established its efficacy in am, PAUTS OF

IIAKMI.ESS

Corhiai.

'V 7? "1,"'°^

,nlormat,on cver .ubhshed to al! «-r-

°^t,,c-,r P:'^103.1

V''

'0,,nrU ?cn^10ua of havmg hazaroed their

a a ha pi a in in a a

of !•'.Si*™atorrhaaorbeminal weakness,Debility,Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Loss of Encrtry. Lassitude, Timidity,Involuntary Seminal Discharges Impaired Sicht and Memory. Blotches and Pimples on the Face. Piles, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, and Bodilv Prostration of the whole

I have moved my Dngtierrian Rooms (from the East end ot Empire Block, to the "West end,''and a it in a re ad to in in ii a ad a a mako yon some of the oest pictures that can be sical incapacity,—by mean? of wnich every one made and no mistake. Dajuerreotyping and the Arabrotyping will all be done in the same rooms.

tiii-

rsT.as the ONLY RELIABLE REM ED for the CUK rf tl ese distressing complaints. It will also cure Enlargement of the Spleen, Ague Cake, &c. It is perfectly

to the most delicate con

stitution or tender infant. Try it. ye alilic'cd. Price 21 per bottle, or.-.ix bottles for I're]arcd by

DR.

E.\fTKm.v, Corner of

Third and Chestnut streets, Sc. Louis, Mo., sole 1'ropriutor. g?"Sold by T. D. BROWN and MANSON A* POWERS, Druggists, Crawfordsville, and druggists generally.

Dr. Baker's Specific. This is a safe and certain Cure for Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordeo, and all Diseases of th."

Kidney's and Bladder, and all Disease* of the Genital Organs. Reader, liavo you a private disease 1 Do not neglcctit. If you go to a regular physician with your case you peril your reputation. If you go toan ADVERTISING QfACK. VOll Pi:H!l. VOI IIE.M.TII

mfe. Avoid both, and use I«. UAKEK's

SPECIFIC,

which has saved thousands upon thou

sands from the hands of the

if not from a

pgr

Price

Octtober 23, ISo?. ly

DR. CTJLVERWELL

Mep.cilkss Qi:ACI

pukmatukf

VKNT

$1 50

ail Irregularities of the Monthly IV-ricN. Dr.. I or

is a sr a 1 S I iF

CL'KE. It has been am pi tested, ami the riK-.-t gratifying reports of CUKKS arc d:.:ly re. eived from every town and city where it i- l:no-.vi:.—-Price §1 per bottle, or six bottles for

Prepared by DII. EASTEKLV. corner '-•fT:,:rd and Chestnut street, Sr. Louis, Mo., solo predictor.

So'd by T. D.BKOWN and ANSON" .t POWEliS, Druggists, Cr iv,-i".-rd.-.vii':e. unu ry druggists generally/

Dee.

Monroe's Preach Powders.,

A NEVEK FAILING CUKE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Powders"'

at meals withont the least inconvenience, havin?!

taken but two bottles of the

Dee. -t. 15«.

Ague Gure FOB THE SFCEOT CCRC Or Intermittent Ferer, or Fever and Agnc,

Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Hcadnclic, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indent 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 si viand safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled to oifcr. with a pcrfcct certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise fhm .its use in any quantity.

That which protects from or provent3 this disorder must be of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prermfion is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. This

Cckf.

the miasmatic poison of Fr.vnn AND A

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 largo quantity wc supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of every body and in bilious districts, where I'r.vcii AND

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 Intcrmittcnts is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious cfi'ects whatever upon the constitution.- Those cured by it arc left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.

Fever and Ague is not alone the consequencc of the miasmatic poison. A great .rkty of disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout, lleadacho, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of tha Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Eowcls, Colic, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This Cunu" expels the poi.-ou from the blood, and 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 tlie system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into d^easp. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and lew will ever suffer from Intcrmittcnts, if thev r.v.-ul themselves of the protection thio remedy affords.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAftliL" PHYSIC,

?.re so composed that disease within the r.irr-c of their action can rarely withstand or evade thf in. Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invicoratc every portion of the human on.::uiisni, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its' healthy vitalities. As a consequent-: of these properties, the invalid who is ho'ved ocv.n with pain or physical debility is astovshed to find his health or energy restored by a remedy at ci-.rr

simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the cvcry-i". eomph !-"i of every body, hut also many formidable a: dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named ia plersH to furnish gratis my American Aimaunr, coniaininii certificates of their cures and direction* for their use in the following complaints

Cos!:::•

ncs: P.rm thurn, IIcadric/A arisiny from iH .urth ri! S.'omrcii, Xai'Ff-n, Indication, Ptttii in amiZloriut of the Howe's, /•'iri/n/ritr /, Lo:s ty'A liii•, Jiiiindire,

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ror. THE nArm cur.u o? Conghs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,

Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive at in ad an a disease. So wide is the Held of its u:cf ilr.e.-r: and S3 r.umerous are the eases of its cures, that almost very section of country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarmint and even desperate diseases of the luii^s by its use. When once tried, its superiority oxer every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escapir observation, and where its virtues arc known, tiic public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous,affcctions of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our iunate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, tlii.-i has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afliicted they can ncx cr forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. mnr.Minu cv

DR. J. C. AYER & CO. O W E A S S Mnn«on o.' Towers. Crawfordrvil't-: Tiiibnr' .7 ••11. Wiivcliind: G. U. Mi cr. Lndo'/a hiki

all deah.-re in Medie Kelistuin it Co., Cii S'-pt. sr..

In-,!.

Stop That Gong-Ji!!

C.KAVE. With Dr..

KEK'S SpEriKicyou canCi'nn

E.VPOSI re,

BA-

YOUKSEI.k

and

I'ke-

as plain directions for use accom

pany the medicine.

per bott'.c.

XST

Prepared by DR. EASTERLY, Comer Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis. Mo., sole Proprietor.

Sold by T. D. BROWN a"d MANSON POWERS, Druggists, Crawfordsville. and by drugirists eenerallv.

Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial! JSfThis medicine will CURE all Female Complaints, such as Excessive. Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites. Barrenness, Sallow Complexion. Headache. Dizziness. cak nerves, frightful Dreams, and all Diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration. Excesses. Over Excitement, etc.. of the Sexual Organs.

nt:. cAKTKir.s corai h.um:,!. iVill ctirn Coughs Colds, A-tlinia, siiinption, Iironchittis, Spitting of lllood.

Pain in the Side ::nd IJrcnst, I'lfjnrisv. Vhooping Cough, Croup, Ltvrr Complaint. I'nlpitntiou i' tin: UrarJ. :md nil l)isp«ips of tho Throat, Chest, it Lii!!g-. Tor. mi.eli care and intention ••at.iiot be :rivvii

to disea-c- of the THK1 AT and I.I'NGS. Hea-'er I'u"j:r,have

yiA\

Clous KF.MEDY known for ail .ses of the

Tiikoat. Chest and Lunos.

-A

"With confidence founded spericr.ee. I oiTor jn -rvhich they will at ail times keep a full supp: .- tbe "Frexch

&ew Albany & Sale E. E

1859. Winter ArrangefiiCRi. IS5&

On and nftan «Innnr.ry PasMDser Tjalna will ba run !w follor.s: O I N N O I I

FROM"NEW ALBANY.— f'nrcAf.»Sf.vit.—T\if'v. except Sunday*, nt. 3:10 A. M. '.,-j Stations.ori-si^nnl. Connoctincr at '»ri"oi-n '!e itOOjX. M. for Sr. Lnnfc. arriving at 4:0"j P. md 02 I*. M. tor Indianapolis, arriving .Vt-i P. tind at r.alnyetlc at 4'2-1 A. ,M. for .'rivingat 11 A. M. PasfCiijrmdine r.t Miu'h•11 an.l Mip Li'.ayct:-'.

Sr. I^.ci.-* AND CiNn-.siTi

•d ii il tr. an. ji'.le lo tl

Ti,.'- re

F.-r 111:: For i::1-, 1 it ill: ui.

At wholesale bv Si.ire

a Cough. '',,'d or a:.v disenre i.e day. the.-e i'.

Lungs? Do not ncgieet it.

Dklav is paS'iij:- 1

COMMON COLD. Oils an 1 Coii?ll» leal t-j CONSUMPTION, and then an ear'y nt'i.— Kc ad vi.-i-d in time, and pro -nre at or.ee that bratc-d remedy, Dil. CALTliK'S Ci't'Oi: P.AT. SAM. the cKKATLSTnnd Iti'.ST Iii'.MEDV iN I II?: WOULD. It has cured thousands upon thou sands after physicians and cwry other remedy had fai'ed. and the patient given "p tod:. PiivsiciEiis, drugeisls. ar.d all who have used Ii:. TEU'S Corou 11-m.SAM. itniversaliv aeiuiOMie i/e it the most PP.OMIT. PLEASANT and ITI''\-

i'rie-c—Trial h.ttle.-s -2~ cant.- iarrrr uot'-.tr, J: per bottle, or 0 bottles for Prepared bv DR. EASTI.H. corr and f'ht-stnti*. s'.re---..-, s'le propri«i"r. ci.u to whom p.'l orders must no xs:.'. to g»t tnf" uiiv rsrrFoM by 7. D. nKOV,- ,* S! I /J POWI'L"-. Drtig'.':-" .v. l.-vi"le. r.r.d I |)r: v'- g~.erni'v.

FA MI Y"B A ER Y'

PE0VISION STOEE.

Bannon

"\T,70ULT

Boyland, Pro's..

respectfully inform ti-* citt.-sns of

ar.d vieir.ity th-.t they have

opcnc.,CraCrfordsvilie a

j}AKFaR PRO VIS]ON STORE

tothe afiiicted, asking but.J of tho freshe.-t. best ar.d cheapest kinds of Crocc-

a fair trial, as a proof of its virtue. ani revisions, ever otfered in thU market. The proprietor having been afflictcd for the last THE FRESH

F.ST

fifteen years, with more or loss pam tuc stom- gread, Cakes, Pies, Tarts & Fruits tch, after eating a hearty meal, can now indnlge

Powders. ..."

.F'»hrTn''or"n ?hann

Price $1,00 per bottle—or fi bottles for *5,00. Housekeepers will find everything in tha coo'--Prepared by J. K.

Mokroe,

St. Louis. Mci., and

sold wholesale and retail by Dr.

E. Easterlt.

Tho above Powders together with Monroe's Tooth Ache Specific, are for aiilo by llanaon «fc Powers, Crawfordsville, Tnd.

Dat r.^rnr.'a.—Dsi-

'.v- -^undayx. nt I'. M.,

expels

v^ular tion!«. i'ositieet.-ns at Mitr hell v-'h a tt "\i. K. train tor .St. I^oni-i nt 4 .i r:\ ini' at :Vgi ,\. \i.. ,-id for ineiniiati at T. M.. ri nrr at U1'" I'. M. P*ssc!.tfett.iins w. Mitclnll.

ST. I.OUIF .«• Ciwivvati NIGHT lisrnw

Dailv

it lo :-i 1". M. St"p|iini: f-nly at icu'uiar .-tatioi"'. 'onn.'.'tinjr at Mitch dl with th. .V M. li. trnin.« for St. Louis and Cincinnati. •-chini •'iu.-irinati :.i

A. M.. and S:. Lmiis at p.

r-'H* i:KK'N(.:.\STL::.- I.AFAVI.TTP ,-vrroa •I'-n.vtii.n.—Piiily. ei.-e]:l Sundays, at A. M. ,'oiiinctini at l.afavetto at nP. M.. wirli ''hi.'iii.'" I'av I .vprcs.-, arriwns.'at Micl iiran Cr.v at ':io I'. M., an 1 r.t Chicaco a: 11:5"- P. .M. coi\G son

IT.OM MICilHIAX CITY.—'

CILuiaVL-ttc.NIOUT

N I IV N A I

jstis.vati T)it

•'xri:i- a S a at A l-.:tvimr Chi.'iiL". at fln" A. M. ami luittiin^ di•ectly tliri.u-rh to Cincir.t.nti. arriving r.t.' 00A. M.. op]iin^at all stations hutwccu Michi^nnf itv •i:d l'as.-eiiL'crs din? at K."\ nold-s.

K\."iti:s.:.--Daily, o." opt Si*-

ir.lu\. at. 11:1.". 1'. M. lea villi 'liicatro at S t.» 1'. M. mil.In'.- dirctly ..r-'ir.'ji to (*iu.-iirt-iti. lis: at 2:1.". 1'. \i. Connf'ir:? at I.afavc !••. ":V A. M.. with I ^'. isviuo Ma.il Tram Xcv AlIi.Tliy and I.-cis-.il!c. ::r: ivin_- s»t j' P. M.— "st"pp.i:?at all iv:nlar Sta'iim.i North, and .- li nions.South t-f !.af»Vbttu. t:gcrs brea'.l'wMat ircn."a»'ie and diocat Mitel,ell.

I'lMM ITCHKLL. I.OI

isvii.M:

DAT

~l*,ily, csecpt snndav.--. at -I:"..". I'. M. Sfc.ppinjr it ad roL'tih Staiior-. t'onnoetimr at Mitclicll with (K il: M. I.'. !J. Train* iv,,m in-i'M ini. at 1'. M.. and fiMiii .st. l.oui-i at t:,V i'. M.— lieaehiim* New A h.iny at S:l- 1'. M.

Lo -ifvn.i..'-. -i'-IIT Fvi'itrw.—Dai'v r.t 2.5" A. Stoppit.i'a! all regular Station t.'i.R:icctii:g it O I a in I is A rivin'.- nt ev.* Albany at 'i: 1 A. M.

J"i: i.M I.A I*A VliTT

I-.-.

I.oi,.-f.

i'itiTM-astm: Acc m-

«OI.ATIOS.--Diii'.v st or, P. M. Connecting at .r.lnyetto ivitli Day lix press from Vnicaco and Mielii'.'a:] City. Arrives a! (irec-uens'.le at :0.* P. M„ in til mi to connect with Train t«r Inlianapolis !it 7I*. M.. airiving at I'. M. r: Throtii-ii Trains cot ii-ct nt Uroeuca.-tl'j. ith t!r. Terr.' Hatr.e an,: l.'ieliiiionil llailroad, n: I at l.atiivette with trains of thcToloiio. U'.i'n-Oi an 1 \V.'*ter:i I.'ailroad. :.t. *f.' S. cro-sin «vi*h .Michiu'an on*Ir.nd Northern Indiana liiilr^a l: at .\iiehit :in Citv with tho .Viichiif-ui t'entrnl lini'.rond

I'M-

Cnicaeo nud nil points wi'.t

a:i 1 n-.r ':.-wes'. and

D.tr'it mil a'l p-.utit.-t

or incinnnli.

:al

-St

Baggage Chcc'ced Throng'

"ir

•t- f'-r at. 1 hi ,n Citv.

lUtin LotiWvil!.*,No.f: Company's o'liccsin an Chi .-af.-r nil -ta-oi N-^rvhwe-t.

tin.I

Jiritisli Ilovi A N! "tl.Tr

Blaj

J-: KICKI: iMoanv.

I.'. s-.ip-,v::it"mhr.t. •Icn. I. 1-.','.-.

nn ,.e. Ne-.v

Tiif.

7j i.'OEM E.','S S I E

FliZIiJTJtfS

r.. sr.'it't co

and other kindred complaint.-',

iri.-iiu' from a low state of the body er obstruction of its functions. They arc an excellent altcratiro for the renovation of the blood and the restoration of tone and strength lo the system dcbiliiau-d by disease.

id EEDUCTTDIfS!

,V VOiJIC. continue to pub-, .din-' Ilnti.-li IV-iio heals:

London QasirUtrly (Conservative.)

o:ii- u,:vic\c

lie ioiih I!ri(iv'i Ilevinw l'ro: Chiirch

Tho 1 -stmitis!^:* Kevii

ftinckvrood

I lICS"! ,ti.-al

and l:,-i:

,-ral

rdii.biiifr ril:t' :v,-.iiif (Tory

l'crh

L's of Croat j'.iitain--U'liif. 'L'orv.. hut. polities fi.rm-i o'dv one I',*

I I'h «,

.M'I

ti-.e

'•f the

in .Vl

-.lit V, t'.r/l.

.lid. as or' !e:

.K'V I

•!.. !„.-in? cioisoler-: .,,.1 ti-pr. .fc-i'. lint r.-.ider t-l cveiv: a: 1 toiy d't.iie day, thi'rui-.'h-iwv obtaine 1 I'r-.iii

i.v ri)i=ir .%'. iimof Sh'-"t: om Mi'- Hi it to tie KedaOed ill tho tho orit'inul

Ifc-i-r II

JC'.-IVl.

i'i'A

-ace

ar.y :ar'. -f tUnit-a Statu 'i'\v«-»lv-lisir Cents a .var 1." and int I'onrtccu Cot: year

W i: 1 h,

vid

-I'.ia.-hv /r each At th:

Itevie-'.v.--.

aivc i'l'e-es i.l.'j i'..- -iod::ais ".1! he f:ir-

iiieh'-d f-.r and as a

3?i ciiihini to ICcvv fitibscriocrs. the V-3. of il sf,iii:, I'erjc lie.ii-i fj.r 1 -7. will hi i'le-nt add-ls5* hit! trh«rj

M„

ors. JIII.r.IoNS die annually bv i.egleet :i': a

''-,l

I'lienier Mag.i/.im.-.-i ti.e

i«-riloV lit*-'«- hv aigf. Ilcne". .«• with no umtsM"::* f-r 1 "-T •••I :.'-.i: iy as vili»a'i!« ar. !'-r I id N or a -.! at th-.! !o:ly'.".i:!^ ivrm.iii.rr

1-sentiers

lc5". 11 be suj !.-•••.»• orrr:::s i-on is.»fj & ,:t,

»•/*'!ii-:it.

For I'.hie' •.••••' *•:u ::-zii:--.

tit.-

•.r year* CC-

F- i-ij.* :-v F'-r t'-'" i.-e,iev.'-, l-,,.'-1 1 For I'-il-.t !.-w(e.l r.nd one i'avi-w, ]'i,. I F-.-r I!h.eI:woo-.l and tv.*o iCeviuWi,.. .. 1 1- "i llfli W.

l: oo O.I 17

F-:.,r loaek.woo-l -ii'l ti.r iievieW-S ..

For the.foiir li.-vie*.v-. i' i.:." "i-.v- i.i.: ,--,r N. il.--The pvier in '^t/at i.,it-i! of

\r, o, ti«J Oil 11 vo

p,-r!o,h"ahi !.bovi .'la.'i'.-v--l peranuire. ,-Tit.:i :eiv(.r i'-.-nin be iihely t.j oifer such

-Now is tho Ti no to Subscribe! ma'i-j [,riee.-4 n-:

:.-t

T" tiii

i\i.'-. ]"or al

li--^Ji. t..!l iloil 'ifn 1.V'.ON* A i'D YiOT i' »"i

!r. em!«.r l-. -i.ji

.ti

r!i..

N 1 Id i'.reot, Ne.v Vork.

1. D. BFJrtYN,

ir.:

G110 i'j Ii

Whidow

Corda^r,

AND P.EST

"W*

ing line at this establi Jannliry i~, 1 Stf.

Tools.

GENEKAL assortment of Carpenters'. Coopem" and Biack»inith»' Tools, reccivod bv t\v. GKIMF3 vt PUKBP.IDGC

lass, (sliiSS

3 S

lii'e,

riias

Clmrns,

PISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY.

Sli'it'ji, !?3ai:! S(.

The hishest prt«?#" paid fur a'.! kinds of j'rodcce.

N. iL Drucs Mculcincs in :i.-^ fame lotmi.* A a 2. 14. J-i.'-i.-tt.

r.AKP.KI^ Halt j!Jst on t'"X w.-.v '"--r CViL & CO.