Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 April 1859 — Page 3

with him for I was so faint and

AKK

pdij

that

I coold make DO effort for mvieK I saw him hold by the pofe with his left hand 1 saw h»m take the knife in hia right I felt the cold steel paw between his wnsts and mine, and then

And then the horror of the moment gave me back my strength, and I clang to the fane-work just as the thong gave way.

We were separated now, and I was still tec ore to the trapeze by one ankle. He bad only his arms to trust to—and the knife.

Oh, the deadly, deadly strife that followed! it siekens me to think of it. His only hope now lay in the cursed weapon and ao, clinging to the wood-work with one hand, he strove to stab me with the other,

It was life and death now, and I grew rt desperate. To feel his murderous clutch upon my throat, and, in the silence of that( it hideous struggle, to hear the report of a ch'ampagn'e cork—followed by a peal of a earless laughter—overhead.

0h it was worse than death, a hundred times over! I cannot tell how long we clung thus, V{ each with a hand upon the other's throat.

It may have been only a few scconds but it seemed like hou»-s to me. The question was Biinply which should be strangled first.

Presently his gripe relaxed, his lips became dead white, and a shudder ran thro' every fiber of his body. He had turned giddy!

Then a cry burst from him—a cry like nothing human. He made afalse clutch at the trapeze, and reeled over. I caught him, just in time, by the belt round his '.waist.

"It's all over with me," he groaned between his set teeth. "It's all over with me! Take your revenge!" Then his head fell heavily back, and he hung a dead weight on my arm.

I did take my revenge but it was hard work, and I'was already half exhausted.— How I cqntrivcd to hold him up to unbind my foot, and crawl, so laden, up the roops, is more than I can tell but my presence of mind nevelr failed me for an instant and I suppose the excitement gave me a sort of false strength while it lasted. At all events I did it, though I now only remember climbing ore the basket-work, and seeing the faces of the gentlemen all turned upon -mo as I sank to the bottom of the car, Hcarcely more alive than the burthen in my arms.

He is a penitent man now, an Australian settler, and, as 1 am told, well to do in those parts.

This is iny .«tory, and I have no more to I tell." I

PHAISK, tliougli it may bo our due, i.« not like a bank-bill, to paid upon deinand.— To bo valuable, it must be voluntary.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SMI JAMKS CliAliKH'S Crlcbrafol 2\ jn:ilr E*illi.

PROTECTED

BY ROYAL

I'rrpaml j'?, J)., P/t'iti

E E S PATENT.

'.J. Clarke, M. the (htC'ii.

tan

i:t t!»c pure ff nil thv nil nn«l re-

It metier

«*IMS .Mirr mav ho N.'licd on.

TO .MUMMKI) |(\!)II- S 1. oiiie.l. It uUJ, in ii Ii «v nltvri

\'.i»

it tiino, bring on

villi v. IhOltr. lo-irv U,/* Govprtitiifii* il Mnt.un, ii. j.riMont coutitvrfitiU.

t*if jemnh.i during (he

The*e Villi thnuhi m4 he tak* IVW.ST 77//:/:/ VO\'niXo/ /Vryimnry.a*fAey are $ur* Ij bring un Mbearringc, hut uL any vthtr time they twr tnj'r.

In all N'orvon^ .*vn»l Spinnl AflVotton.«, T?iin in the Murk nml Unit*, KMi^-uc on flight exertion, I'alpitntr»n of Heart, Hysteric*, White.*, thc^o Tilla will ^Ikcl A euro when nil other im'nns have failed, MI! althcMi^h jidwt]fill remeJy, ilo not t-outnin iron, cnlomrl •lilliunnv, or niiv thin^ hurlful tn (lie runxtitutiou. nil illrrcllmw smunp.-iin- cach [acliago.

S«li Agi'iil fur lliu rniti'il Slates and Can.vi.i, JOll MOSE?, (.I.^te I. C. Rildwln fcCo.,) l'.ochcater, N'. V. N. fl $1,00 and 6 postage stamps ciicloseil to any autlsnritc! A^fnt, nil! inamc a bottle of tlie Pilla by return -vtiJ. ... ••.. fat Jo lijr

MANSON it roWKR'S.

vl0.n22-lv. Dot'. IS, 1 ..

YOU SICK—dr have you any friends tliat are hick Then read Dr. Kasterlv's advertisement in another column of this paper and go to tho agent's in this place and obtain the medicines recommended for tho Complaint. Wc allude to Dr. Kastcrly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Halsam, Dr. Kastcrly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Raker's Specific and Dr. Hooper's Kemalo Cordial. These medicines have been thoroughly tested in the various forms of disease for which they arc recommondcd and can bo confi

dently recommended as the most ctficacious rerao•dics known. They are very popular and nre selling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the

Un toil

SW.LO-S. TO

bo had of tho Agents

T. D. BKOtTN rnd MANS OX I'OW EKS, dnuCrawlordsvills. dee. 25'33 1 v.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MARKET. REVIEW Omrr, April 2, 1S59. Fi.orn, f} bbl i^ACK E 50 sacks

"WHEATLOTUhushlb

IIAV,

ton

PKACIIES,

TIMOTHY SEED, $ bush

CUIOKENCI,

doz

COFFEE.$!B

S MCOAR,

OLASSES.LH

?)J

gal

HOTTER.Slb

SALT,¥J bbl

COJW

MEAL,

2.00

Notice.

ISappointed

hereby civen that the undersigned has been Administratrix of the estate of Martin Vanhook, lata of Montgomery County deceased, said estate is solvent.

Aprils, 8w JAKE VANHOOK.

Administratrix.

Notice.

hereby given that the undersigned will sell nubile anction, on Friday the 22d dav of April 1869, at the late residence of Martin Vanhook, late of Montgomery County Indiana, decased, half mile west of Cravrfordsville, Ids personal property, consisting in part of the following artiolea to-wit: Horses, Cattlo, Hogs, Fanning utenaiU, Heaping Machine, Buggy, Wagon, Grain &c. Terms A credit of nine months vrUl be given on nil sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving bianote with approved surety, waiving all relief from valuation Javrs. JAKE VANHOOK.

Aj'ril 3w- Administratrix.

List of Letters,

TJ EM A IKING In the Port Office At Ciawford*II ville, Indiana, on the 1st day of April 185#, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters. Persona calling for the same will please say "Advertised."

Anderson Martha,. Adams Samuel, Blrlnnayer Henry, Berry John B. Barton Jane, Baley Joa. Burns James, Bnchanan Igniting. Booebraker Margery, Brown Mary C. Brent William S. Banger Christopher, Childers Elizabeth, Connel Elizabeth, Canning Thomas, Canine & Brother, Clore Aaron, Carter William, Clark Christiana Cleveland R. F. Cox Rob't. Cramer James, Cook M.J.' Crooks Thomas, Crom Sw'ann, D*wson Mtthlon M. Dnizy Stephen W. Dickison Joseph I Dodd B. &Co.. |ij Dexter G. S. Day W. II. Duff John, Elsworth John, Klliot Florinla. Eastwood Josiab, •_ Essex Jnlitis, Fincli Elizabeth, Kagan James, Gilgore Raehael, Galbrenth Marth, Harris Fin ley, Hall Jonathan, Hall Elijah, Hays George. Harrison if. 3. F. Iiil'sWin. »s. Holmes John, Houston Marcua ~i Hudson William, Joslin Uulda,

Jennings Jodah, Kelliaon Sam'). ,5, Kimp Robert, Kirckpatrick A. B. Kinney Hannah, Lowman JWilliam M. M. Lillie James, Lewis E. B. Martin J. Messmore Andrew D. Miller Matha A. .1 Michael Thomas, 'i Mclntire John, McClnro Martha,' ft Mclntire Wm. *t MeCr»cken D. B.! NewberTyWm. Powell Mheron. 2 Patterson Cfeorgo, 5 Parbish William, Peters John, Perkins Joseph. Primrose Mary, Penn Elizabeth, |l Rcseustihl Andrew, Rollins Charles, F. Richey David, Risinger Chas. Reeves Xarcissa, Smith Mary K. Simpson William A. Shanlilin A. F. Smith Wm. Stnart Lydia, Summon Eli, Stanford Wm- A. S Thrlkeld Silas. Timrnins Linsay, Teny Caroline. Watson John F. 2 WaltonD. R. -f White P. S. Wntson Joseph, Webster Elizabeth V. Webster A. J. Wiley Foster C. 'X Wrights. H. Woles Lewis, Wood Sarah,

•O. SNYDER, 1'. M. (101)

April 2, 1^59.

SNYDERS'

Cheajy Cash Store

IS THE GREATEST PLACE FOR

BARGAINS

IN TOWN.

CALL AND SEE!!!

HV trill take grail pleasure in showing our

New Spring Stock

(DIP

DRY GOODS

M±1

Boots and 8ho9S, &c.^

Our Stack is 7101c very iMrge. tiwl well I assortct/. JJari/ig fucthlics fir

buying goo/fs at

'EXTRA

LOW PRICES.i

Our expenses bring liuht and no debts to I lowr

Wo Vmi tusd Will

SELL CHEAP.

I fittcil up a

lOABPET ROQSM,

And will always keep an oxlcn.-iiissortnivnt of Carpets. Mattings, Oil Cloths and house fur-ni.-liing Goods.

And oflcr great' indnccmcnj.s lo

CASH BUYERS!!

Wc also trade for RAG CARPET, Butter, Egg', Feathers and most allkinds of

COIWTRI PRODUCE!

Washington Stroct. next to

II.

HAVE

1,00

CORN, $ hush TO OATS, f} bush 50

S,00

TOTATOKS, bush 1,25 ArrLEs, (grcenl i? bush 2,00 do (drietl) bush 3,00

bush nono

WHIT*BEANS, ?)bush

2,00

OTT'S Drug Store-

April ISo'J. GEO. SNYDEK .te Co.

NEWJ300DS.

Crawford &/ Mullikin,

received their Spring and Summer stock of Goods, consisting v.f black •••*.

FBEN

Black French Cassimcres Fancy Cassimcres,

Challies, Cliallie Kobes,

Fancy Lawn Rotas. Fancy Berages l'rintf-. best madder styles Fancy Lawns,

Shirtings

1,50

Kaon, $ doz 6 CHEESE, lb

2,25

btisli 75

Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given that Marshall Crumc been appointed Administrator of the estate of John Hamilton, deceased.

MARSHALL CRUME, Administ. ator.

Brown and Bleached

Red Tickiug. Tweeds, all wool, Tweeds, cotton. Black Dress Slks, Women's Boots and Shoes, Men and Boys' Boots and Shoes. Men and Boys

JIats and Cape.

BONNETS,

Spring styles Ruches and Sprigs, fco.

Thinking it not necessary to ennmorate more articles, we would say to all persons wishing to purchase Goods, that we aro satisfied that onr prices will be such as will make it to their interest to givo us their patronage. All kinds of

taken in exchange for Goods. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN. April 2, 1S59—ly

WOODS

and Chriatadors Hair Dye for sale by aor 24 *6S MAKSON & POWERS.

9AA BARRELS salt just on the way for aug. 21. ... COX A CO.

AH0THER NEW STORE. IN THE OLD

Bintord Corner!

W.N. WASSON,

HAVING

entered into the mercantile basinMs

in all its varionft branches, and being alone in the trade, do not tbink it amin to address _a few lines, in the way of an advertisement, to friends, old customers and the public at large. We bare jnst returned from the Kant, where, we think, we parchased one of the most complete stocks of staple and fancy

O O S

and no mistake, ever brought to this place. Probably not so large as some other houses, but in the war of a perfect assortment we know"»*e enhnot be excelled. Among the many articles that coinpose this stock, we "will mention some of onr superior

33 IEVJE S S GOODS

A nice and superb lot of cheap T„awns, Challies, Berages, DeLaincs, Dress Silks, JDebages, and an endless variety --of ehoico Prints. The latest styles of Bonnets, Shaker Hoods. Ladies' Flats, Misses Flats, nice Ribbons

BOOTS AND SHOES!

HATS & CAPS,

A nice assortment of LADIESFINE SHOES

FRENCH FLOWERS!

Heavy Muslins, Bleached and Brown

SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING,

for Men and Boys. Also—a good stock of

GROCERIES,

Call and see us, as we are certain we can sell you as good Goods, and at as low figures as any house in the place. For the information of the friends and customers of this

"OLD CORNER,"

We will say that Mr. C. II. CLom will be fou with us for a short time, and will bp pleased to sec and wait mien old friti.di". Bring along your PRODUCE. armors, of all kinds.

March 24,'59—ly. .. W. K. WASSON.

Campbell,-Galcy & .Ilarlcr.

propose a

REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES. REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES.

REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES, ., REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES, REMEDY FOR I1ARD TIMES,

bv scllinif

THEIR IMMENSE STOCK TI1E1R IMMENSE STOCK THEIR IMMENSE STOCK THEIR IMMENSE STOCK TIIEIR IMMENSE STOCK

OF XE W OF XE H' OF XE IV OF XE 11

COODS

coons GOODS GOODS

OF XEW GOODS

AT vtnv LOW rillCES. AT VERY LOW PRICKS. Vr VEItr LOW I'KICES.

AT VERY LOW I'KICES.

YOU WILL SAVE MONEY" YOU WILL SANE"MONEY YOU WILL SAVE MONHY YOU WILL SAVE MONEY YOU WILL SAVE MONEY

I1V CALLING THEKF. J!V CALLING THERE HI" CALLING THERE BV CALLISO THERE #1V CALLING THERE

BEFORE YOU BUY. RKFORE YOU BUY. BEFORE YOU BUY. BEFORE YOU BUY. BEFORE YOU BUY.

2G, 1059. 36 vI

I IVj

TTrOULD beg leave to say YV tlie communitv in ire:

to tneir eral. th

now in receipt of a nice stock ofstapl- and family

GROCERIES!

which they propose to sell at the lowes' living prices for cash or good merchantable uroducc.— Our

Sugar and Molasses

having been purchased I New Orleans, by an experienced buyer, we. fuel confident that we can suit customer:., both in quality and price.

It shall be our objcct to keep

A GOOD SUPPLY

of such articles as every family needs, and to accommodate every possible way those who may favor us with their patronage.

In addition lo a large lot of Sugar and Molasses, we have

/I .To. 1 Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Indigo, Madder, Rice., Cheese, Crackers,

:Fruits, Nuts, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, ,, Chums,

Ropes, Cords'

Ticine, Cotton Yarn,

Carpet li mp, Battins, Candle

Wick, Common and Fancy Candies, i$-c.

S5y~Comc on with your Bacon, Lard. Butter, Kggs, Feathers and Fowls, and you will tind us in Lynn's Building, formerly occupied bv Blair, Brown ifc Co. J. "\V. LYNN ,t"SO.\.

March 26, 1S5!. nCGtf.

O S E A N E S I N A I N I N

EIOL'SE and SIGN Fainting done in any style that may be called for. Our aim will be to please all, in all or any style of Fainting that may becalled for. Wc are thankful for past favors.

Shop in Commercial Row, opposite the "Review" office. TIIO'S. II. WIXTON.

March 17, 1S59. y.

Attention!

LAND

WARRANTS bought, sold, and located. Snspended claims for land warrants promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Pensions procured and renewed.

Having entered into a co-partnership with an old and reliable firm at Washington City, all those who are entitled to land warrants and pensions under any of the acts of Congress, and having failed toTecoive their dues, will-find it to their interest to call on EB. H. COX & CO., at Willson &. McDonald's Law Office.

F. S. One of the above firm being a Notary Pnblic, will attend to all Notarial business entrusted to him. jan 23, '59—n2Vtf.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.

ALL

the Text Books used in Wabash College,'* High Schools in other parts of the country,,on hand and for sale by

Sep. IS, 1858. F. M. HEATON.

ONE

gross Boerbavc's Holland Bitters, aprl!4'5b. MANSON & POWERS.

Western Excitement

S S I I N

NEW DISCOVERIES IN OLD

MOSTTd-QMERY

Confidence Restored in Home Digging*.

see from various statements given through the colnmns of pnblic prints, in reference to success of many who have gone west for the purpose of seeking the precious ore, that the expedition has proved nesrly'on entire failure and that they are now satisfied tliat "it iR pgt alljjold that glitters." Many doubtless who are now rusticating in the western. wilds, would bo g'al were they but at hojne, amor .acquaintances and friends, in this onr promised land, where pca'ce and plenty abounds. To those in our community, who have been anticipating ti tour to this unsafe country of the west, we wi^h-'to ppeak. If yon are not of that turn of mifod, faisuscepible of persuasion, or impregnable to truth mid common sense, wo can convince yon in' a few moments that any cnorgetic, thorongh-poingmsin among us can SAVE MOKE money if not DIKKCTLV MAKE, by staving at home, and btiving his GooJs of

SHI 8 EPPERS

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

at low figures—enough for each, nourh for all— and thisennnot be said in truth in reference to th9gold bearing country in question. o,no, it is a work of deception,"agitated for the purpose of entrapping and llcccing the masses, for the enrichment of a few. Remember tjiat '''seeing is believing," and without the privilege of thus exercising this power of vision, there should bo but little action. Then, with this view of things, we can but say to you as a friend,

SAVE YOTO MONEY in tho way of great

BARGAINS

which you can have by calling on

Shue & Epperson

NO.

BLOCK

EMPIRE

The Emporium of Cheap Goods Where there 1ms just been received one of the iarsrest and most, complete stocks ol' Stable and Fancy

DRY

GOODS,

O I N

Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps, Carpetings, Queensware, tec, of ever offered ill the market. Alsu,

LADIES' DR GDODS-

An endl'-ss. variotv of Dress Silks, of various stilus Challies Swis.- Lawns Jaconets, plain and barred Delaines, itc. Also—Uminets, Kibbons. Dress Tiiir.niiiiirs. l'arasols of cverv variety, for the Ladies, Misses add Chiklren Gloves. Hosiery, .tc.. ite :.

Use 'GeififleBiaesa

E E N

Ma-eh 20, 1550. liUiJ-vl

•1 Great Chance for a Bargain!

I TTT KirTT nrv r.nnnrv icf-'inarjLien, ene\ pan: uisire.-siug rneiiV" A \ft/ 111 ij'/l 1 17'' \l struation. particularly at thechangc life, l-'rom friends and A 1/1/ II I iH Ii II five to ten pills will cure that common vet drcadit thev an- Uil II llliJUi—l 1 IlWi HI 1 1 I 1. I ful complaint, the Whites, Neailv evervladv in alidfaini'"

For Sale or Hent.

teasa W sir

Jan. 29, 1S59-

I'M.

er}- county, Indiana, on Sugar Creek, three inilc.-.^outh-ciist of Alamo. The Mill is in rood rc| and doing a good business, and will bo' sold the best of terms. For particulars, call on K. II. CLARK. Crawfurdsvillu, Ind.. or on

WM. II. COMPTON".

riLEs PILESTT PILE8. PILES. iPILES. PILES.

PILES. ][LES. 1 PILES. PILES. -PILES. PILES.

PILES. PILES. PILES. PILES.

Every form of Piles is permanently etired

Porter's Pile Powders,

Which is a safe and infallible specific. They a a certain cure. In any case where a box of 1 orter's 1'ile Powders have been used according to directions, without benefit to the patient, the price will be refunded to the purchaser. forterV Pile Powders are sold by Druggists generally, at One Dollar and Fifty Cents per IS ox. full dire. tions accompanies cach package. Persons who do not live convenient to an aireiit, can pet a of the l'owders by return mail, by enclosine the price to the proprietor. Tl.e odd change

CUM :.C

sent in postage stamps. Address: Dit. K. I. rOKTKK. NO.

3-J street. Louisville. K\ .? I

Feb. 26,1531'. vlihiS2.

The Way To Make Money.

1 stock of gooods and consequently must settl up their accounts, as wo are out of busin we cannot srend much time lookingofter our accounts those indebted to us will save money bv calling promptly at the old stand and settling, "we must and will have monev. hint to the wise issutiicient. ALLEN, OALEY fe KEERAN.

February 12th, 1S39. No. 80-tf.

E O A

I have moved my Daguc-rrian Rooms from tlie East end of Empire Block, to the Wc.-t end.) ar.d I am now fitted up in good style and readv to make you some of the best pictures that can be made and no mistake. Daguerreotyping and the Ambrotyping wili all be done in the same rooms.

Ambrotypcs in Cases for

cents,

Warrented to last as long as any Ambrotvpecan be made to last.

Dagorreotypes from 1 to 20 Dollars.

Photographs from S3 Cents to 45 Dollars.

This is the Premium Gallery of this County, we make tho best wort for the samo money of any Honse of the kind in the State of Indiana.

Entrance to rooms betwocn Christman & Gregg's Hardware Store, and H. S. Cos fc Co's.. Grocery Store. A. S. HUGHES.

May, 22, 1:0*. No. 11-tf.

Singer's Sewing Machines.

HAVING

Will iind nur stock complete in the way of fine French and Ameri"in Cloths r.n'l 'svsiinercs. of every grale thy latest- styk-s ff Hats and C:.pi. Hoots and Shoes a superi.ir stock of .-pring aiid summer Clothing, for men and hoys.

,3 tls9^ iS

We wish to call the espc -ial attention ol'tl-e ladies to our NfclW STOCK ul' C^necnsu are. There arc many valuable s-.-ts in tiii.-j ware, and are upen for inspection.

Carpet ings, &c.

Carpets, brown and blcaeho 1 Sheeting and Shirtiti^s. C.irput Warp. Cotton Yarn, Hatting, and in fact we know of no article in our line that will be called for. that wc have not and that ut the best that could be bought in the East.— For proof ot this, we invite all to call and ex amine for •themselves.

OLD

ACCOU

JOHX

completed and occupied our great Fire-Proof Manufactory—tho most, perfect' machine shop in the, \yorld—we lime siena'iznM the event by producing a 'FAMILY SEWINH MACHINE, containing the latest improvements, at tho very low price if

FIFTY DOLLARS1.302

Singer's Standard Machines for nu:nut'iiciurinspurposes, which are well known to bo without any Fuccessftil rival in tho market. 1 Mu' li has recently been published in regurd to vniioi stitches made by sewing machines. We will tako it for trranted 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. SLNOER'S

& (Vs GA-

ZLTTE, which co'iiains full information about prices, sizes, etc.. of sewim machines. and wtt.L UK ?urrLi£i GRATIS. I.

Challenge to the Union!!

GROVER & BAKERS

SEWING MACHINES,

which is combined less Working Machinery, less Friction, less liability to I'reik, or get out of O^der, less Complication more X" simplicity of action, more durability, niore mechanical ingenuity, firmer stitch, irreater PsJ speed, more work cat) be donejjn this .Ma- IVi chine than any other now out. The under- \M signed has sonic 4 or 5 different kinds ofMachines, and bcinL' a Mcchuuie of several years experience, world be happy to meet the criticism of the most ingenious mechanical jury, or the dying struggle of his opponents.

TH'MAS NTWMAN.

REFERENCES:—Prof. JOHN

CAIIITKI.L.

Prof.

A. M.

HAIM.EY,

Mr. SMOCK.

Januaiy 1, 155'J. niliuC.

s.. eg

I li. •—i Z-i t.l EH

A +3

W-

eI 3G

+a r-H

I'l 11'

.13

0 5-4

•p

jSTTS.

II. S1IUE, the senior in the istjb'i hment,

wihcs his old customers now that he has formed a eo-partner.-hip wi'li Mr. Win. Eppoisoli,) to call ai:d settle up eid aecoairs. All accounts made with him previous to tho 1st day of January. lb.V.i, as lie wishes to close hi» old books a# soon as possible. & K1TEKSOX.

CASll TO THE LA.WIB3S.

Dr.. J. Disponcr.'s (ioldt-n Periodical Pills

I FOIS FEMAI«. I'plIE combination of ingredients in Dr. Dupon1- co's Golden Pills are perfectly harnieless.—

1 bey have been used in the private practice fold

Dr. Dtipoiico tor over thirty years, and thousands of ladies can testily to their greatandnevcr-f.il-it "success in almost, every case, in coiretting rI regularities,lelievlu? painful and distrc.-sing men

the land suffers from this complaint. The abo pill 1ms periiuiiitly cured thousands, and will cure

rpjil- ndersigned would respectfnllv mf, r,n T" 'V I ». «ii IT*m

the* contrary thev icmo\c obstn otmn, rcs!"»re

jicrinit an int-reus ol Fanuly. will pil!

a siiccesiul preventative. Prcirtiant females those supposing themselves so, arc cautioned against using these pills while pregnant, as the propiietor assumes no responsibility after the admonition, although their mildncs would pie-.ent any mischief to health—othcrw ise those pills are recconiinended. Full and explicit directions aecompany each box. Price il per box.

MANSON ,fc POWERS.

Wholesale Agent* at Crawi'-rdsvilie,

Eor the counties of Montgomery, I'utnam and Parke. They will supply tho trade at proprietors I prices, and furnish circulars and show euros, "Ladies." by enclosing fl to the above Ag'.'.-. through the Crawfordsvi'Ie Post Ollice, can have I (iolden J'ills sent to any r.ait of the cc. untrv feon-

Sdentially by mail. X. IS.—Ue particular in asking for Dr. D-.ij'On-co's Golden Pills, and remember, tb.-y a re not a I secret nostrum, .every agent is given the receipt the pills, and they will tell yon they I

bey

-v

composing are the bc.-t and sales', pill for Females, ever intr* duced. since the science of Medicine nawnc-l lij-on the orld. OcUober 2:1. IS.'^. ly

DH. iJLVERWELL

O N A N O O

A Mcdical Essay on a Xnr. Certain and ^i"i:'.'AT! Radical Cure of SjirrmatorrJupa,

without' the use of Inter mil Mtd-

icines, Cauterization, or an// Mechanical Appliances.

JCST

pies on the Face. Piles, Indi'gcstion, Palpitation of the Heart, and Bodily Prostration of the whole system, inducing impotency aad mentil and physical incapacity.—by means of wnich every one may cure himself privately, and at a trilling expense.

Address Dr. CI1.J. C. KLINE, 1st Avenue, cor. 10th street. New York Post Box. No. January 1,1859. n24m3.

ABXEK V. AUSTIN. ABKAM IIOIl.SilK. A: IIOR

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,

CRAW'FORDSVILLE, IND.

WILLto

attend promptly to all business entrusted their care. Feb 19,13o8. vlOnSl

For The Ladies.

?ancy

Pai

A find lot ofFancy Paner, Envellopcs, and Pens, -cm intended cxprcsslv ior the use of the Ladies.— FKAFK HKATON'S

xprcssly

Call at

AYEB

AND

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OS»

Intermittent FeTcr, or Fever nnU Act!-*. Remittent Ferer, Chill Fever, Dumb Agne, Periodical Hcadaelic, or Hiiious

Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indn for the whole:, class of diseases oris inating in biliary derangement, cnus"d by the Malaria of minsnintic conntrics.

No one remedy is louder tailed for by the necessities of the American people than a' sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such •we arc now enabled to offer,' with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the d:sea?». and with assurance,' founded on pioof, that no harm can arise from its use in any quantity.

That which protects from or prevent-! tl-'n disorder must be of immense service in the -communities whore it prevails, ivvcuj/iw is better than cure, for the patient esenpis th? risk which he must run in violent attacks of •. this baleful distemper. This "CcitK" expels the miasmatic poison of I'i:vi::t ,\.v Acn: from the.system and prevents the development of tliq disease,-if taken on the lirst approach of its premonitory symptoms. It not only the best remedy ever yet discoverfor 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 Fi:vi

This great reduction wiii liMve the puliiie without inducement or excuse for buying any of the nfcrior machi ncs which infringe our patents.— Competition will- huncefurlh Income iinpos-iblo. A very 1: rgft reduction lus bein ina- in the prices of all of

SlNGKIi & '(..

4"S Broadway, New York.

January 22. 1S.3S—vl0n27.

prevails, every body thould have it

and use it l'rcely both for euro 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 Intcnnittents is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.

Fever and, Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which arc Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Howe's, Colic, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this 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 (!,e infection, that will be excreted from tl.e system, and cannot accumulate in suflicicnt quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever sillier from Intcnnittents, if thev avail themselves of the protection this renlcdv affords.

Aycr's Cathartic Pills-,

FOR ALL T!!E PURPOSES 0FAFAKILYFHV3I3, are so rrunposcd that disease within the niiiae their action can nirelv withstand or rvade them. Their penetrating properties search, and clcan.-o, and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring it* healthy \ilalilics. As a consci|t cnce of tlie-e properties, the invalid ivho is bowed ('mvn with pain or physical debility is astonished to lind his health or energy restored by a remedy ^t cr.ee su simple and inviting.

Tsot only do thev cure the evrry-day complaint* of every body, but also many formidable ami dangcrons diseases. 'J lie. aren't below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and directions for their use in the following complaints: C,\:irt-ur.-s, Ilrr.rihurn, Ilciidnrhc ttrisiiiij from di. oi th tnl .S'oi.ir/c/ AV.fMCi 1 iuu, 1'tun in ant! Morbtd fimr/irni kJ the Howe's, F/iilii/riir /, Loss 'if. 1 tilr. iHi.tln r, and oilier kindred coniplaims, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an evcclletit alterative for the renovation of the biood and the restoration of i-iuu and strength to the kvstcm debilitated by discuie.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

roil THF. I'.APII) CUITK or

Conglis, Colds, Influenza, Ilonrscncfs, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive

Patients in ndviinccd fctages of the disease. •So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous arc the case.-, of its cures, that almost every bcction of country abounds in persons publicly known, ivho have been restored from alarming anti even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried, its superiority over every oilier medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues arc known, the public no longer lusiiate 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 upon the community have failed and been discarded, thi.i has trained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on trie afilictcd they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be fjrgottcn. ntr.iv.ui:!) BY

I rice—1 rial

rt nufuw. the 'Uh ii'biiiion. in a sealed en- ..j,,.. veloj-e, gratis ami mailed to any addres», post-I and i.V- fN

'TIIE undersigned have sold or.l their entire paid, on receipt of two stamps." POWERS, Druggists, Crawfor li-vIIIc. WKI by

This little work, emanating from a celebrated I-'rugg:'' generally. membea of the medical profession, gives the most r-^ important information ever published to all per- .* I f) 5 2^ I'J sons entertaining doubts of their physical condi-

tion.or who arc ccnsctous of having hazarded their health and happiness—containing "the particulars of an entirely new and perfect remedy ior Spcrmatorrho a or Seminal Weakness.

Debility, Nervous

CO.

LOWELL, MASS.

Mniison tfc T'^vr-r.s. (.•rawtorl«villu: Tnlimrt tV Pt'ui. WavclitM'l: (J. \V. Mii:cr. Ladoga ju.rl I all flcnlc rs iii Medicines. At wbole.-ale .bv .St.ire. Eckstein & Co.. Ciin-innaii.

Sept. ar,. vionioyi.

Stop Thai Cough!'. DK. CAllTKirs HALSAM, "VVi 11 ctiri.' Cough*, Cold*, A*thm i, on .sumption, Iiionchitti*, Spiaiu-: :if IJiood.

I'ain in Ihn Sidi mid Urea-!. I'i' i.-r:*?'. ^Vhooping Cough, Crnnp. I,ivcr Coin])l iiiit, I'al[lilutioi: oi the tIc.'irt, mid nil Disrtisfs of the Thioat, Chest, A- Lung*. Too much care and attention cannot' be given to diseases of the TH HO A Tand LUNG'S. Jicadoi have you a CVtigh.'"'oM. rr any disease of flic Lung*? I)o not neglect it. DI:I,AV is IIA.VOKKor?. MILLIONS die annually by neglect.i:g a COMMON (.'OLD. Colds and (.'OUgle* lead ti CON.*UM 1'1'ION. and then to an early death. ISc advised in time, ami procure at mice that celebrated remedy, DR.

CARTER'S

VI'IRLD.

for ICer

TI:I:"S Corn11

CCUfSIL 1!AI,

SAM, the c.iti AT1..-T and I.il'i.ST 1.' I.M III) IN'fill

R.'.T.SA

bottlesa 23 eon's: larger bottler, *1

per bottle,orfi bottle* fur '".-VT'.-s -Ficparud by DR. EASTERI.Y. (-orti^V of Third and Chestnut stroeL", hole j.ropiietor, iind to whom all orders must' be sen", to '.he genU1U0.

^TJLX JLJ JJ.l 4.IJJ.1, J.

FEOVISiOF CHS.

ness, Depression of Spirits, Ixiss of Energy. Lassitr.de, Timidity. Involuntary Seminal Discharges BaiXHOH CC SOVlaHCl, Pl'OS., Impaired Sight and Memory, Blotches an.i Pirn-

WOULD

.\I:R,

respectf: Hy inform tin: eiil7,-u- of Crawf.rdsvillc uu-.i vicini'y ilia: (he) have opened a tir.*t-cl.i*s

BAKERY 4- FROYISIOX STORE iu liicli ihty wili tit aii linu'.s a fui! Hnjtplv

hea, .'Tered iu i!

of the freshest, best arid ries and Provi.-iohs, ever

kiti'Jn of Crocelis market.

THE FRESHEST AND F.KST

Bread, Cakes, Pics, Tarts & Fruits

ALWAYS OS IIA.NI.

Farmers and others cau at ail time* be supplied with a bountiful Lunch, at cheap rules. Housekeepers will find everything in ihe cooking lino at this establishment.

January 13, 1555. n2Ctf.

Toola

GENERAL

assortment of Car|x..mcr.v, Coop-

xJL ers' »nd niacksmiths' Tools, n-ceiv.jl by apr.'Jl 'OS. CRIMES A Kl'RP.RUHiE.

DR. EASTERLY'S

Iodine and Sarsaparilla. TIIIS

Medicine wilLs-E^XAXNCTIv CCKE all dise:tse» aridinir -from-an impure stato of the BLOOD, or other iltiuU of thc system, iz: •Scrqftil.-i, Obstinate pid Sores, Piuiplc* ou on the Fncr, Biotehe.s noil-*,

For Livrr. t'oMr: AI.VT

tha system to

Chronic Sore

Ryes, Itiiigworm or Tetter, Scald llrnd, Salt fswndpr^./l.titrp, White S-wcl-Fing*, Fuvrr Sorr«, "Ivrysipclas, Kivetling 9f »hc f.'lftttds, Tains in t!io IJon!» nnd Jaiiit* nil Ch-o-iic I'isrnse«, nnd I)iseHes nrbiiug Ccon) J'i3 nsc of -Icrcurv mid Cutomel. Such pt^w.-rinl curative properties arc ci^ibjnod in Dr. Rnvnrley's Iodine nnd Sursparillii. that the tfsoi!»T NCA*i»tx,» »n-l wnp,«r cassa of disease are thoroughly CURED bv it—Caass that hail resisted every ti.wn jemo ly ajnl 'oeec given up by tho most dfslingtiisWd PhyJ-.-UN#, iu "COM ni:VKi'!iinl iMi-rt?.vaLK.""

and, D-vwrrsiA

iNr.\t,i.ir.ti: r.rMi i.'v. It '.v'!I cure CIHWMC AM

INTLAMMATOTIV RIIEIMATISM.IIOmatter

if faithfully

bow

u*""-!. 1*

H.\l).

will cur#

ccvry

NLIIVOI SDISKASK.

form

nntlstren»rthi)n nnd-restore

pi^rtcct le-ibb an.I vie

positive cure

.to.

LADIKS

r. It is

"for FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

such

as Irregularities of tho Monthly Periods. Barrenness,

For females approaching that critical

period of life—tho CI:SS\TION of THE VF.NSSS.—iti inviiluablc:

who adiivrc a dear, beautifnl. \YII IT'",

SKIN and a rosy ch.'el:,should use Dr. I a*terly's lodiuo and Sar.-pmilla. It wiil remove pimpVs from the Fucc, Hlotohes, and all roughness of tho shin, anil give a fair ar. 1 beautiful complexion. 11 will cure Dropsy, Grave!, diseases of tho Kid ncys. IIladders an 1 Urinary Or/ans. Iihu.no 10,11a! in tiles'1 complaint*.

Dr. I'hiMcrlry's iodine find Siirsapari!I:i i.* a positive antl ra.lica! cure for

SYTIIIMS,

MF.UCL'I'.I.U. DIS-

EASK, iio matter how deeply if may have eaten into the frame and vita! organ It will KUADICJLTI: every particle of Mercury from tho system, an 1 heal its bad elfects. It will euro

SI:COSIAI:Y

or VENtncAt PISEASK, no matter how

long it inr.y have been in the system and will thoroughly annihilate and c\pcl the .srrnrLiric vinrs, ntid all :H.I:I:::TA::V. TAINT.: and I-OISONOCS M.VTTKK Irom th sy^temi. an 1 restore it to a perfcet state of II FAT/nTah 1 T't.'RITY. *. To the A filtered with Scrofula or old" Sores.

Persons who have 1.tig been aillic'.vd with Scrofula old Sores, Teller. Ring'.vurni, Scald Ileal. ISlotchcs, Eruptions of the Skin, Arc., aro advi.-e-l lo p'ocuro RIPLEY'S ft A LT RIIEUM AND TETTER OINTMKN'T. to apply he sores or a.-c-l par:.*, whc.i u-ing Dr. Kaitcrly's lodl'no and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine an I Sarsaparilla ptuifies the Mr.1 :!, r.iul drives out of the system the IS:TTI:E and VICIOEA MATTJ-U. and renif Vcs the ciinso, while the ':\-TMI-: URALS THE SOUKS. When ]:/r:i aro -itsod, which we always rocommcudi, a f.iiluro of a RI.IIMAXI.NT. aud UAOK cure has never li 'on known. They are the b,sl remedies in the world. 1'. S. -The proprietor solemnly believes that hi.-f Iodine and Sarsparilla and (Iridluy's Ointment wn.I. ctjtt any fonnof Ui.cn: oi: "I.D .':OHK, or any part of the system, if usod nceoiding to direction.-., I'.I: A I:r.As.)NAtn.K I.I.NOTII .K TI.MI:. iV I-'AITII: RI. and IIONI:ST TUIAI. is all I ask-I do not l'car the result.

I^Trioe of t.he loilinc and Sarsaparilla -JI p'-r bottle, or six bottliis for Gi:mi.i:v's

OISTMIINT

7." cr-iils per bottle. i- .. 1'repnvd by Dr.

EASTMII.V.-

S'MTHOAST oKnor "f

Third an.1 ('I'.estnut streets, St. Louis, .Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders may l.e addiessed. :^-S.dd by '!'. I). RRUWN and AN'SON .t POWERS, Druggists. C.-av rdivillc. and by dniggi.rts generally. .-

I• t. KASTKKLY'S

Fever and Ague Killer!! This .Heilieinc will euro revcr and Ague, Dumb Aguc, Ii11 mid I'ever, Iniciinit lent nml !tt:niitlent I'ei ers, :r.:d every form., of I'ever incident lo tin: ct.

Among all the CEI.K1SRATED REMEDIES for? Ague and Fever, first un I foremost iu rank s.tand.*t~ !)r I'.:i*1i rly's l-'ever an«l Ague Iiiller.

This mn.licii.e is a rosrnvr. boil SPKEI.VS During the last live years il haa niorsA.vo KASITS, which oMIeacy I:, A I,I'AUTS oi' nil:

and ri.::iiANi::.T. eiiied over TWO I has establish^.! IVI ST as the ON I.

I .IAIJLE REMEDY for t=..

curt. 6f ti'csu distressing complaints. It'will alsoV uro Enlargement of.the Spleen, Ague Cake, A it is perfectly IIAKHI.I.S.* to the im .-.l deiieii'.e li

In ti on or tender infant. Try it. ye uiHic'ud. l',V Price fl per bottle, or six bottler, for 17.'/" Prepared by Di:. EASTI.UI.V. Corner of Tliird and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo,, tele: Proprietor. .V rSold by T. 1). BROWN and MANSON & POWERS, Druggists, Craw foidr. ilia, .and by. irnggi.-tts generally.

Br, Baker's Bpecific.

I bis is a safe anil certain ('lire liir (.')n'r rlniia, Cleri, Slririure. Sotui.uil WeaU lie*-. horde!', tin.'! ti!! S*i•-•••ss-.f -. of tli().

Ii idney's and Iil:id:ier» :id all Disease of the ciiital rxai s.

Reader, havi you a private disca.-e Do not.] neglect it. If you go to a "regular }.l your case yon IH-I il your reputa'Jon. li'you g'l i. an AovhiiTisi.M. i-JI'.M :. yov, i'i:i:n, v.l it in.Ai/:if col: I.irc. Avoid both, and use

SI-I

l-''

It has cured thousands upon thou

sands after physician* and every. other reined had fai ed, and the patient given up to tlie. Phv sicians, druggist?, and all who have used Dr..

CM:

the rno.si PROMPT. PLilASA.Vl" and EFFICACIOUS REM ED known for all diseases of the 'III:ST AN:

LCNOS.

,'enerally.

:. universally 'iSeklH.wIe.lire i!

Du. JJAKF.K'H

Sei.t. ii: :i', which liii* saved tlioiisands upon thou '. ands from:tho hands of ih!i MI:I:' II.I:H (JCACI:.-,-. a ii E A ii on iv W a tii.ii's

on ic yoi can CritK- Y"i:t:ri:i.r and I'L-.r si E.veosi I:l. e.-i p.'i.iii diri-'tioi!.-. for use atc.'ai .'l!v the L!IL- liiiit: :vr Pii-a

per'bollle... DR. EASTERLY. "urr:' -i'sir-ets,"St. 'I.ouis. Mo,, yolC:

Pre :i!vd Ii

Tliiid and lioi.i 'ioprii ••'.

SoM

:.y T. D. P.R'iWN 1:aN.*"N.'c

ERS. Iii:L'gl.-.ts,

Ciawfi.-r-L*M):0i-8»d by Jt!igg:.t''a::

Dr. Hooper's Temale Cordial!

s. 'i :."i» it:..

I RLa.l Ism ,..

ph'.ii.ts. fuel) as E:: enjti'.e. fiippiecstd, Painfuj Mi iti'"'!!. I '.r Alb'i^. 'i "Whiit.'. li.irrijfj i.e-s. Sallow Ttipb'xion. Ikadacl.e, IVir/.incsK, c:.l: l.e: Fr: -1 tfal Dreams, and al! s.:a.-t-s dly Cidd-, I.i' ul i-piru'ioi E^. t—

I-..TC iff rr-fiit. •. tc.,.f the .Sexual Organ*. ri: Irr'-giibiriliiss of tl.e .Monthly Prir"ls. I1 Iloon r.'.t i'ODMAI. in a si-ti::.v nn.I POSITIYi f't'I.'E- It has been amply tested, anti the 1110-'. gratifying reports of CI'RES arc daily receive 1 rom every town and city where it in known.-i'ri.-c }-.r hottl-, "r -ix b(.»»!cs for JO.

Prepared by Di.'. EASTERLY, corn-r ol'Tliir-l-i.d Chefmut street. Si. Louis. Mo,, sole prorok

:-?/~S,dd by T.

P.KUWN and ANSON

Druggists Cra« ford.-ville. and oy

ruggt.tls {JI'M rally. Dec. go, 10 CO *jS.

JMcaroe's French Pcvrdsr.i.

NEVER AIl.iNii l'I.E irOR DYSPEIVIA.

ith con :df i: foundii.1 (.- -j jLvC, I oJ.' the ••Fr.r.s'i Pownt-is" tothe iilllietcd, asking bu a fair trial, as a pr'«jf of its vjrtuo.

Tl.e proprietor having been afflicted for hc las: fifteen years, with more or lc*» pain in tho stomach, after eating a hourly meal,'can- now indulge at moats wiih-.ut the least in'-'cnvunieiice, Laviug taken but two bottles of the PowotRs.

Price $1,00 r-:-r bottle—or bollh-s f. Prepared by J. R. ilosnoK. St. Louis, Ma. a::d. sohl wholesale aud retail by Dr. E. EASTERLY.

Tho above Powders together with Monroe's Tooth Aoho Specific, are for asle by Maiiiou i" Powers Crawford./.ill's, lis 1.

P"- I •'1.