Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 July 1859 — Page 3

the flMue.of her death. He said the reason ha didn't do it was that he supposed the lick her head was what caused he deaw Mud a week or two before that wasdrcMiii* ilitr head,i while washinf ii a&d that W'aMcoTered a loose bone therei that he felt the bone scratch the rag as lie Was waUiing it thai he told Kiziiah that he believM there was a loose bone in that place, and that -ehe told him to examine and get out if there was said he took bis Knife and found the end of the bone sticking up—that he got it out without much trouble—that the flesh had rotted ^loose around it said its smell was so op pressive that it was & bitter pill to get ii 'efcl that-after it was out Kizziah said she wanted.- it washed off to «how her brother

James said he scraped it off—that it was one-half.as long as his forefinger, and sharp 'at the: point that he laid it on the shelf, hut. supposed it got knockcd down 'as he :oonld not find, it afterwards.— 11 told him then there was one way to get rid of this suspicion he asked me how—

I told him to hare a coroner and have her taken up, a jury called and have her examir.*d that he said he never could nor would do he could never stand to have

E4er

ctit and carved in the manner she would have to be I told him that was my notion in. telling him, that I thought a neighbor'ought to have a chance to clcar himself. --He asked me if the coroner should come and she was taken up and ex•amrned, whether, if she had been poisoned, that they could discover any traces of it after so long a time. I told him if she had been poisoned it could be told as well in two mouths as it could the day she 'died. .He" said he could not do it I said if he did-not some one else would, and that would make it ad much the worse if this poison was founcl. He asked me if I thought any otae else would have her taken up if he did not I said I should not wonder if the Coroner was at the grave that day. I told him tho news reached Crawfordsville on Saturday and the Coroner would likely come down to see about it that day at this point .Tames Manners 'came to my'door I let him in, he took a lihAir Owen tuhied to him and saiil:— brother Manners, the Squire has been telling me some horrible things about the death .of my wife. Well says he—.Sidney, if it is about the death of your wife I don't suppose he has told you half :is bad as it is said lie, go down about Ladoga and the people are very much excited and from wli.it I can hear, the farther it gets from home the worse it i^ it is all tho chat in Ladoga and I have even heard from Crawfordsville and that is all the talk there. 1 then told Manners what told Owen to do and Manners replied that was the only, way to got clear of it. Owen then turned to Manners and said: "If she flbouM be uji and pyisou found in her it. would do 110 gwd." Manners said no, it will tn.i! 1 said it v/ill lighten it on you a little under the circumstance:?.— This was about sunrise on Tuesday morning I next met James Owen and brother, tho next evening and told them the suspicions as to his poisoning his wife the other brother was iloialio. 1 live a iiitie over three ijuarters "f a nii'e t'rom the defendant, v.e had .-"'me talk al'Oul. Mr.». Huffman and his affairs: lie a.-ked me it'i "Huffman Jmtl nut lee there to ^et up a. law-suit between him and .J.din Owen tori keeping bis i-hihlren a! his liiti'-:r. 1 .-aid! he had nsked me why I did not got up the suit, l.said tiie re.:.son I did'nt \v:i le-' rouse: Huliinan had been drinking. lie.! said if' Ii" had inv more linvioir to do li flhould jfet some on" else to d" ii, and lie said he would ^t a i-hai '_e venue ami get me to try it. 1 to!d lit in lie Irtd hotter send her away ir.n.i the h-w^c lor the 1 neighbors were prophe.v, in-- about it. He said his wife was «ir!., that he had 1 house forher'and his v.:!'- furnished provisions mid he did not know a.- it. was any of our bushier.- this was the 20th of September, 1S5-S. A few more words between us passed .some time after his daughter was married. She was married in February.

I had a daughter !o lo married Mrs. Owen asked me it' lh"re was anything in it. 1 said there was 1 believed. I said my wife and daughter never quarreled. She paid stepmothers sometimes get bad names wrongfully, that ?-he had taken more fn»« h:s shildrcu thv.u she ever had deserved,

Owen said there was a great deal of 'difference between eliidreiias well as btej• tnothers and tliat .she had been as gof.d to! thcr ehildron as they to her Huffman and wife last lived in Hendricks county parted in the latter part of die winter ISo-S she! conic to Owen's in the spring when sho first camc she was at .lolm Owen's house then went to Sidney Owen's house, this was in the spring: she left there in the fall about the time corn was heading

Cross-Era»tinrri.—I have known drfundaut four years thia fail never ?a\v him t*K I movctl th re—va.-t at lii.s house V6vaitfaK's-—was thort, ouly cii^o after his (laughter married they made nir a visit about, that time never saw Owen mistreat hid wife—always thought lie was a hind Jiuahand everyone that eame in had re-1

regorv.—I

It talcg five o'clock Court adjourned until

o'clock to-morrow mornibgi:

THE GREAT ENGLISH &EKKDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated female Fills.

PBixECrtp

BT ROYAL

Prcp-\frd frtrm a prncriptiojt Sir J. Clark', 31. J) Phf/tirian Ertrcordinirg to the Queen. TK«« rnrtii'hic us£t*Uug in tl*e rvr* of ill :h«#»• u&nftr»u* (Uwt&Jt* t»i *bicii tbe fenttto moderate* all •ii iTfla*i cuw owj be itlitdoDiS

TO HtKIUSI) LtDISS

pftalUr-.r jufu.I. It will, in abort' tiiae, briac oa I if Ufi»' .T^uUrit/Koch Uilll*, prc One b*an the GuTernne«i*J of «Jr*al RnUiin, :oj.rete£ coaatrrMU. i'Httt VkHt thuvld nut it taken by femaltt during 2HST THH.LL MOJi

J'JIS

JOB S105E3, (Late I. C. Baldwin ft Co ltoch*9tor.

X. —$1,00 and po«ue #t*mp# encloa^d to any aatbC'Hsoii A^nt, •will in»orv bottle of the Fill* br return

/r.r J« bf

E A N

AGAIN J.V THE FIELD,

With one of the largest, the

BEST & CHEAPEST,

STOCK OF

.M ':!tni,. tinyard. i.:iwns 'in* 'lie•1 per yard

A lid even I !.• 1..'. uM-ry man

roi.1 a \i.-i cm III' ill 11 l.llv ...VJ.

•ru:i

r: 9

LettsBS

PATENT.

vf 1'rtgnancy, *4 ihty mrc

tmrf bring un Mitrarriagt, b*l *l c»y atUr time ikey I taft. •. In *1! cm^« *if N'«ttou« mi*1 Spina! Affrctlon*, T*in lo the D.tck xwl IJmlM, Patl^u^ on Klight eiertioa, PalplUlion tn ti Heart, »n*3 AVhHei, then* 1'iUj will

a cut* when all other me&ai hart failed, and although a powerful reme«Jr, do not contain iron- calftire! taUmonr, or anj thing hurtful to the constitution. nil tlir«cUu&« ftccompanj each paelage. -. 8ol« A(^nt for th« United Statea and Canada.

MANSON &. POWER'S.

V10.U22-1 V.

Dec. 18,1358.

ARE YOU SICK—or havuyouany iriumJ.ituut arc sick! Then read Dr. Easterly's advertisement in another column of this paper mid go to the agents in this place and obtain tho medicines rocotnmendcd for the Complaint. We allude to Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam. Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, I)r. Raker's Specific and Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. These inediciacs lii-.ve been thorouphly tested in the various forms of disease for which they are recommended and can be confidently recommended as the mostcfficacious remedies known. They p.re very popular and are selling rapidly in nearly every city and town in the l*n ted Slates. To be had of the Agents, T. D. 15EOWN and MANSON & TOWERS, druggists. Crawfordsvills. dec. 25'."iS ly.

O O S

CaVials Clothing

A N N O I O N S

i:\"!- i:i

f*i!r oM (•nslonior.s will tin1 n? in

,\o. !, Blocli llain St.

Inimf'.liMi Iv of Washington Hall.

Wcar-y llinc i-leKant ladies ]riuts .-it. 1 :il .1. v."y b-.-.-.t i]iialilies, nt

This establishment is

BUGOIE8,call.

June 4,1869. '•war #sr mr awsX,»

NOTICE

Ots per

jii:ili*io.J. at

.-N. ii. pr

r1 mii.

voiuan iih: child in

()id

Mon

stabli.-hmeiit if tli :y wi.-li pnreh:ies. Ai'A.M F.AUM, Salesman.

EOERHAVE'S

O A N IT E S

CKi.r.r.KATKT) iioi.i.and t:kmi uy tor

^TSa?3EFS3rJl,

DISi-MSK OF Till' KIDNEYS,

LIVER COMPLAINT,

WKAKNKSS OF ANY KRsI),

FEVER AND ACUE, and the various affections

consequent upon a Dis

ordered Stomach or

I E

marks to make about the death a good I dency, Cestivness, Mind and MccdinzPil many called my uiauner was constrained in speaking to him, and ditlereut from my usual way my manner might have made a difference in his actions. I waited sometimes to sec if he would not open the convocation on the subject himself I hated to do it. Uis statement of the manner of

Such as Indicrosiion, Acidity of the Stomach. Coi

rni„St

Haartbn in. l.o.4 of Apatite. Desj

This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictlv scientific principles.after the manner

the death of his wife was perfectly free, handed down the traditionof its value. It is now and he told the storv right, along without Otlered to the Anieriei.n public knowing that its trulv womtertul ineilicin.il virtues must be acany reserve or any attempt at concealment knowledged, he came to tho old man Manners and said It is particularly iccommcnded to those persons the Esquire has been tell'n» me awful news ",'hcse 't nstitntions may have K-en impaired by

4 aI ,, 0 I the continuous use of nr lent spirits, or other forms

about the death of my wife Manners said ho hats not. told you half as bad as it is. Owen always said he was innocent and once said poison might be found and yet he was as innocent as an angel in heaven Mr. Owen always sided with his wife Owen is very excitable, and is a little different than when he ispcrpectly cool, has often caught me quickly by the arm while talking Huff-!iutions, which the public shouid guard ag'ainst man is nearly a stranger to me and 1 never saw him unless he was more Cr less in liqnor. John Owen is a brother-in-law to Winnie Huffman she went from John Owens to Sidney Owen's think John Owen haa the most house room sometime °f Oct. Winnie Huffman left- kidney Owen's and went into her new house never knew of her going out to sew never Jcnew of her going back to John's to hire after she loft Sydnevs.

Main Street, CrawfordsviUe^ £nd.

.,'B1

I N E W

rM-K V»*» -«3 I

WHEREAS, said- plainti:Tby Naylor and Hurley, his attorneys, filed in the Clerks otfico o! said Court, his complaint in the above entitledcause, said plaintiff ly his ^Cttorne}s also fil»id tlie affidavit of a disinteroste'd person setting forth that said defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana, therefore notice of the tiling and pendency of said complaiut, is hereby given to said non-icsidctit defendants Joseph Biggs and diaries II. Wright, that they may appear oh the first day of the next term ot Said Court to be holdcn in the Court House at Crawfordsville in haid County of Montgomery, commencing on the first Monday in October next, 135JI, and answer said complaint.

Ju.y 28. w4. Attest, AVM. C. VANCE, Clerk.

Notice

IS hereby given tlfat the undersigned guardian of the ]ersons and estates of the minor heirs at h.w of Henry Long. Sen., deceased, in peisuanee ol the order of the Comnicn I'lons Court of Montgomery County, will sell at private sale, after lour weeks from .date hereof, thj following described real estate situateit in said county, to-wit: part of tlie east half of the north west quarter of sect ion two in township eighteen north of range fpur wo.m, it beins tlie whole of said east half of said quarter section, except fifteen acres out "f the south east eon er thereof in a square form,#iitainins: 'j'J 70-100 lu res. Terms: One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand one third in nine and tlie residue in oightecn months from day of sulo. the purchaser securing the deferred in.-lal ments by note with approved security waiving all relic! from valuation laws and bearing interest from date. JOSEPH AJ.l.KN,

Ju^y Ii!. lb.'iO-no.ili-w.J. Cuardian.

Cutlery.

A I. A liOK stock of Table "u tierv'. ed nt ^il

Miss E. NEWTON

%\rOI"I.I) resf'-ctfullv I.ADIKn io her |-"'eei V:d, it in com pi iscd of

of the celebrated Holland Professor. I'a'rhave.— Its reputation at lion.- produced its introduction :rc, the demand commencing with those of the 1-athcrland scattered over the faecof this michtv con:.try.many of whom brought with them ai.d

of dissipation. Generally instantaneous in ufl'cct. it finds its way directly to the scat of life, thrilling and qnickcnine every nerve, raising up tlie drooping spirit, and infusing new health and vigor in the system.

KEAD CARKFPMjY!The Genuine highly conconccntratcd KcerhavVs Holland Bitters is put un in half-pint bottle^ only, and retailed at ONE DOLLAR per bottle. The ereat domand for this truly celebrated Mc licine has indnccd many im-

pnrchasing. Beware of Imposition! Seothatour name is on the lablo of every bottle von buy. Hcnjnmiii Page,

Jr. Si Co Solo Proprietors, I'ittsburgh. Pa.

R. Browning, Wholesale Agent. Indanapolis. Manson & Powers, Crawfordsvile. Juno 11, 1559. No. 47-ly.

YANKEE NOTIONS.

BEADS,

weighed my hoga at

defcwiMits houso on 17th of November. left there near 8 o'olook. think I saw Wini!i« Huffman there at the time did not Bee o«r there after that

Bracelets, Watch Chains, Fish Hooks and Lines. Tooth Picks, a fine aakortment of Pocket Books. Porto Monnies and Purses, pockot Compasses, Knives. For sale at may 7.) FRANK HEATON'S

NOTICE

16appointed

hereby given that the undersigned has bees Administrator, with the will ansexwf, cf Edward W. KeJeey. deoeaaod.said estate caspoeed to b« aalremr. ALBEHT KELSEY.

Jaly 2, w5. Administrator with will annexed.

Sulkies, Spring Wagons tc.j manuf^turcijrn'supcuor^tylo of-tto-.&es| cMtQrn^imfeer and warranted for one year. "Persons \righingy.old carriages

Administrator with will anexed.

STATi: OF INDIANA,) Montgomery Connty Court of Common Pleaa, Ootobcr term A.D. 1659. Richard Graves 1

vs-

Joseph ISigz* A

Charles II. Wrielit, Complaint. (Impleaded with I Thomas E. Harrisfc I William ii. Wright.

tU'

2',.J .IAS. I'ATT F.I.'Si N'S. icrhavc's IlrH:inl Bitters.. ANSON ,v l'i IWKI.'S.

to thk

CrawTorrtsviiie Market

SOMETHING NEW,

The ^Ajax" Kivalled,

Tin-

I'eiel.rnted C..ok Stove ur without aiul ovens, ea April 10.

NEW MILLINERY.

all the stUinti'iii ol' the of Millinery' jt s't .lies

MANTUA MAKING, Wll.l, also rcccivca shure •('attention: and thu art of every mic lming their own ilrc.^s niakiT. bv the usr of Mrs. Briggs world reiuumed DiajjiMii. taiiL'lit lor tbe.-mall Mini of #.'»,iiO. All order.* left shall be atti-rnled tro. witl: are, ami upoj: the shortest possible notice. Wishing for a .*1.arc of your patn naee Ladies, will say to ymi •-•all. and no|ain.« .*!iall be spared to plea.*e.

Kooirs'eorner of Pike fe Green Pt.. formerly occitj'ied bv.F. W. IJurk ns a Store. Apr. -i. •im. •*"•'. K. NKWTOJf.

Notice to lloiis lo Srli Itonl I'Ntiitc, STATE OF INDIANA. .Montgomery Connty,

SS:

V'^TICK is hereby given, that Ludlow h*. 'I'bom as. administrator of the estate ol Will.itm Wilson, deetased. has tiled l.is petition to sell the I!enl Kstate of the decedont, id* personal beim.' iiiriilReient to pay his debts: and that said petition will bo beard at the nc\t term of the Court of Common Please of Mid Count,-.

W. C. VANCE, Clerk, C. C. P. of M. C. July 1'!, no.VJ, w3.

Wall Paper! Wail Paper!!

HAVE just received from Xi-,v i.rk a (r Mii.ply of plain and satin Wall P»j*-r and Borders olue. green, buff nnd firmed

WINDOW 1MPKR

nil Nervous, Klienni itic and Neuralgic Affection?, it has in numerous instances proved high'y ben-efici.-il, nnd in others effected 11 decided cure.

Pnttrnt Curtain Fixtures: hulF Curtain Muslin: KIKE BOARD PRINTS: Tsssels. Cord. A-e.. A.-., which will be sold CHKAI'. Call in and exumine samples. •__ 1'. M. IlKAT'i.N. may".] -N 'V cir. Main A lirw-n.

E O S S It I 'j I Mam/facturcr nil ki/t'fc of'

Cabinet Furniture!

VY/OT'I.D respectfully inform the citizeno 'o Montgomery county, that ho is now nianufaeturing and will keep constantly on hand a large and splendid Bssoitmeut of FURNITURE, which lie will sell

CHEAP FOR CASH, or on the most ndvnntageons terms. Call at my c.-tabHshment, on Washington street, ouo and a half sqnsrvs south of Centre Church. .tnlv 0, PISo-Oni. K. R.JESSLER..

TOR COlKiHS, COI.DS .Vc. MUN'ROES COUGH BALSAM, a simple aiid ctTecacious remedy in all the above complaints and all the diseases of tlie chest and l.ryoi, chpeciftlly in astiiisa. Price-5cents, per bottle.

DIXONS AROMATIC ULACXUKRUY CAUMINITIVE. NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL in curing the most tkotkacted and amhsvatiii eases of DysENTEKT, DlARHrA, Fl.CS.

nr.r. Complaint,ftc. Priee 25cants per bottle.

miXROE'S TOOTII ACHE SPECIFIC. Will give immediate relief. Price 25ccutsper bottle.

M(THROE'S FRENCH POWDERS. A NEVER FAILING CURE FORDYSPF.I'SIA. I ask bnt a fair trial in proof of its value.— Price |1,00 per bottle.

All the above medicines aro prepared by J. R. Monroe St. Lonis,Mo., and for sale by Manson Powors, Crawfordsville.

Dec- *, 3I5S. v!0n20yl.

WZBTERN

OAKS a

KJ I" f^roD o3&

.. •*'. i.-t f&<! -IS if* &S hist CS^F-'-'tr t' .liail 1

:-i/i Oft

even-one to pufeftase^ithe. tii Of

jyniredf

advantage to We tue readv at All.times to «xocut« joha -or .rcRMtinSv'^'V up— ready at^.ll.timcs to «xocut« joha or .rep^ipngc'w''i^ JU .. •. end disputch, and at' unusual low rates. Call and examine our sttre^wfoi^^iuipbasing elsewhere.

5!*,

Administrators Sale,

Ewaat«I»» v. 1

is hereby given that I will sell at

public auction.!on Fridav the 26th day-of August next at the: wisideaco of/Edvrard W.' Kvlsey, late of Montgomery County,'deceased:' all liispereonal property not taken" by tho widow, consisting of horses, battle, hogs, wagon, buggy farming utensils, the undivided half of a reaping machine, wheat and oats in the busheljnd corn in the'field. Terms: A credit of turelve months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaisorgiving his note .with approved aecuritv waiving valuation' or appraisinent lawn. July 23, w4. ALBERT KEL8EY,

^iU. BP? il tg,

6EO. DEfGiiTON. Vol..lO,,.Iio. 46-6m.

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New Jewelry.

1.AKC5E.stock of all the best styles and most /v fi^iiionable Jewelry, just received and for ale l»v jnne 2"] JAS. PATTERSON.

Watches! Watches!! Watches!!! 1^ AUMK1JS. Merchants. IVIcciianics, and tho rest I. of mankind, will find it to their interest to enll iin«i (Xiimine my stock of Watches before purcha.-ing elsewhere. They arc imported direct fiom the Iiii.itern Manufactories, and embrace all kinds and qualities. Each Watch warranted one year". [June 2.1.] JAS. PATTERSON.

Clocks, Clocks, Clocks. "J fkfk EIGHT-PAY and *24-hour Clocks, of difX."/"" fercnt patter, all warranted, iust rcceiv-

lercnt pat

ed and /or sale by. Juno.2". I-1"):).

A. it ii.'i

the Economist, with Knives and desert Forks, just received a II and see it s.t .1011. .SON'S.

JAS. PATTERSON'.

Spectacles, Spectacles. ui.ir. VJ pebl.l

lver and pinteil Spectacle^ oft lie finest. glasses._ju»t recci vol. Also. Kj'e Pro md (Jotrglcs. JAS. A'I'TKU.SON. June 2 "., 1 jj'J. nl'.'ly.

Silver and Plated Ware. .ARUE-stock of t-ilver and plated Ware, onsi.-ting in nart of. Fruit Stands. .Tea and Coffee Pots tea, table iind'desert Spoons butter

June 2.-., AS. IIATTERSON'S.

Pocket Knives and Porte Monies.

T'V

largest stocl, u-selvcs.

Juno 2*, 1

in town. Call and see for JAS. 1 ATTKIESON.

Musical Instruments.

VCCORDEON'S.

Flutes. Fifes'.-Yiolin and (iiii-

t.ir Strings, and ail other articles in that line. .1 tine 2"i, 1 JAS. PATTERSON.

THE SECRET

Hats, Hats, Shakers, Ribbons, £c., vn^rrTT• 3VEATTJRITY

WHICH will be kept constantly on hand, of the lutot and Kr.-t styles. Al-n Meuchius:. Mfuching and triiimiing. done in a nninncr that will insure sKiafnutinn.

INFIRMITIES OF

•iibli shcil, (ii atis, 25tli Thousand: A FEW W01M)S (N TIIE RATI»NAL TREATMENT, without Medicine, of

Sperinatorrhea. or Local V\ eakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genitial and Nervous Debility. I rematiirc Deeav of the I potency, and impediments to Marriage

stem. I neriill

IJV B. DE LANKY. M. D.

The important fact that the many alarming complaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily-removed without Mmucink.is in this small tract clea: ly demonstrated and the entirely new nnd highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which '•v- ry-one is enabled ^.Kjtcln to cure mvsKi.r perf-"tly and ut jho least-possi-l! ble cost. I hereby avoiding ull tho advertised nostin mi* of the day.

Sent to any address, gratis nttd post free in sealed cuveht| e, by remitting (post paid) two j-ostiis stamp.- t. Du. B. DE LANEV. bS l'.ast 31st Street. New Yoik Citv. Mav-Jl. Sni. A (/AllI) TO THE MDIIvN.

Dr. J. Dnponco's (ioldcii Periodical Pills

FOK FEMAL1X

'IMIE combination of ingredients in Dr. Dupo,,-

live to ten jills will euro that common vet dreadful complaint, tho Whites, Noaily every lady in tbelandsutfuisfrt.nl this complaint. -The nfiovc pill has perinantly enred thousands, an will cure you if use •hem. Tliey cannot harm u, .n the contiary they icmove all obstruction, restore nature to its prupper channel, and invigorate the wh'de svsteni. J.a-lics, whse health will not permit, an incruas ofla mi ly. will Jind these pill.* a bi.ceeslul prcxeiitative. Piegnant f.-males or those Vupposing theiiiselvis so, are cautioned affninst usiiiir those pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assume* no responsibility after the admonition, although their inildiies wonld prevent iinv mischief to health- otherwise these pills are reecommcuded. Full and explicit directions ac-] company each box. Pricc $1 jx box.

MANSON .V: POWERS.

Wholesale Agents at Crawfordsville,

Eor the counties ot Montgomery, Putnam and Parke. They i'tlsiipply the trade at proprietors prices, and furnish circulars and showcards. -Ladies." by enclosing 1 to the above Agt's. broiizh the Crawfordsville Post Oilioc, can have Golden Tills sent to any part of the ccunti confidentialiv) by mail.

N. B.—Be "particular i:i askingfor Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills, and remember, they a re not a secret nostrum, every agent is given the receipt composing the nil's, and tlicy vil! tell yon tb*y are the best and'safest pill for Ee-nalea, ovur intr-idu.-ed. since the science of Medicine dawned upon the World. Octtohor 23, !5oS. ly

Old Fashioned Wooden Pumps i,.-

THE

ClIOI.t*.\ MoBUVS.StM-

subscriber wonld rcspectfullv infortn the kept in a citizens of Crawfordsville and snrronnding I countrv. that he Iirs remnved fi^ti hitesviile S'l'ORK.

TOCKAMFORDSVILLE,

For the purpose of manufacturing the old lashioaed

WOODEN PUMP, WITH A BALK BOX, Which ho will fnrnibh ascheanas the cheapest, and aa good as tho best. All new work

WARRANTED

Repairing dono to order. All orders by mail promptly filled. Pleawi call and see my pumps before purchasing elsewhere. Shop on Green St., oDDoeite tlio Poet Office, and near Llston & June's Bank. JACOB llJ-'GHES.

Juno 18,1S59. No. ^S-m3.

Gold Fens,

the finest quality for sale by Jimc 25,1359._ JAS. PATTERSON.

April 16. JOii££OiK'£.

Frill stoc*' of '-'AJAX'S'" at x^OHKSON'f. April

from which mankind suffer over a largp pan of coMKiff tbmiik WfaQaPil jtf^pP P* decay- Thia eihalatioii it ffoTVcti Tir pit, and ri'W "iili the act aton vreti

the w^tc&lagMfraWit. flrhiftlifSn Ww the horiiw thWfcp*lin2^T*-np$r thp*.irth sur* face,* and .the virus is taken with it throniicn the lungs into the blood. ifhcrc inita*i»" pofton on tlie internal vfjrrru and eicrrting «rj aiis of the body. The liver beccmie^ torpi»l and foil* t«»

in-the ciraulation, arid produce visiont con»titiitUNWl diwrder. The spleen, the kiilncyj, and the ^***Seh" *yf«|falluzo .withjtb^^livef, fcjjglBaiiiyiT diaordered'-aUo.' Tiftillyr^he •ibaiintikurWiurjrii nnilnii'ia'i/ io an: atteinpt »f.r*pel |ii noxiotW mfniiawywiuc«itratM the wbole blood of thc.bodjr: in in ah to out. The blood-leairoa tb£ftialacc«aud«xu'ihe* it» the (c •iKlkotyitti wiUl 6mg»l'c vinlcncr. Tlii» is the Chili.. nutio.thi',cir«»rtit f.dis. 'l'h'-iv tlie

Fmrttt faUowa.'l.-fiwlueh th« Mood Uavc.-tbe centrad orgail* nsd -rufhea^to' the surface, as ,if in anotherefibnto.expeltiie irriuiing'poitoti thnpgh that 'other/ great »c*cretory —r the skin. Lp,.thi« c^alao it fails, nknd the cyitera.abuidouk the attempt exhSustedif and-7aita.(or, the recovery o4 Mirngth to repeat' the lropdes* .efforUanotlierjdjiy. Tne»c .are tne fita or paroxysnii of F.BVEU.A'fn Aori^

Such constitutional dUorder wiU.of courae underminc thc health if it is not removed. We hare.labored to find* and have found,' an antidote, *,"',111

Ayer's Ague Cure,' which neutralizes this matarious poison'in fhcj blood, and Ktimulates the liver to c^pel it frpm .the hody. As it-should, so it does cure this, afflicting disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more, or rather does what is of more service to those subjeet to this infcctioru Mf taken.in season it cxjeN| it from the system as it is abMrbcd, and thus keeps those who use it free.from its attacks keeps the system in health althoui exposed to the disease, Consequently -it not only, cures, hnt-protects from, the great' variety of. affections which. are induced hv this malignant influence, such as lleiuittcnt l-'ever. Chili Fever, Dumh, or Masked Apuc, 1'eriodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, llhcum.itisra. Gout, Blindness, Toothnelie, Karachc, Catarrh, Asthma, EalpitA-1 tion«, Painful AfTcctioriR of the Spleen, Hysterics,} Colic, Paralvsis and Painful Affections "of the Stomach and Dowels, all of which, when nrisittg from this cause, will he found to asMiu.c more or less the iuteriilittent type. Thiif" Auve.Ci hk rbmoves the cause of these derangements, and cures' the disease.

This it accomplishes by stiiilulating the rjccretones to expel the Tints from the system and these organs by degrecs become habited to do this their office of their own aceord Hence arises what we term ncclimatation. Time may accomplish the sauic-endi but often life is.not long enough, oris sacrificed in th£ attemfit, while this." Abi'F. Cure" docs it at once, and with safety. We have great reason.to believe this is a surer -as well as safer remedy for the whoic class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, thaii any other which has been discovcred and it has Mill another important advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good. runrAKEi)

DR. J. C. AYEIl & CO. LOWELL, MASS. ruiCE O.NE DOLL.Vtt rnu BOTTI.E.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral: has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for ns to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept tip to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills, tun ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE. l'or: Comivi:ki'.5S 'Foit tiik Crin', or l)ytsri:rstA

I'm .vuNlin t:

Fcit-nr.': C'l-ni: of Indigestion l'uii ILkadache Fori Tin: C'i ue op Dtsentfrv

Foil a Fori, Stomach Foil TIIE CritB OP RltYMl'KI.AS Foil THE I'lI.ES For. the Crnr. of Sciiorri.A Fou AM. SCl:OFfl.OV8 Comvi.aints

Foil thk CruB or Iviiecmatism Fou Diskasij! or the Skin I'oi: the Ci:i:k or Livkii Comti-aint

Fon DitorsY

Fon Tnn Cure op Thttkb, Tumoks and Sai.t IIhri'm FoiiWoums:

Foi: 'i nr. ("t. iiK ok (Ioi

.v Fill: A DlNNKii Pn.i. Fnit tiik Cuke or Xu-muut Fou rciiiFYiNO Tin Bi.ooi. 'l'li^y are su^-ir-coated, so tli it the most sensitive can take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no hann can arise from their use any ^ii.intity.

Pric? 25 conts per Eos Sozoa for $1.00.

Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen. and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will rot permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our Amkhican Almanac in v-hich they arc ghen with also full descriptions of she nboie complaints, and the treatment that thould be followed for their cure.

I)o not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Avkii's, and lake no others. The siek want the best aid there is for them, and they should hate it.

-1

vl'Ml 10 1.

Dr. Baker's Specific.

This is a ««fe and certain Cure for l.onnr-rhor-n, (Ileet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, and all Diseases ol" the

Kidney's and Bladder, and nil Diseases ol" the (Genital Organs. Reader, have you a private disease Io not

n"^'kl't

-TO"

--1

i. co's Golden Pills are perfectly harnieless.— your ease vou peril your reputation. If you co Tliev have been used in the private practice of old to an auvektisixg qi'ack, vou pebii. yovb iieai.th Dr Dnponco for over thirty years, and thousands „.

c»l latlie.scafi tc^titv to their preat an«J ncv«r-f» il- ,. ii gsucccss ill almost every case, in correcting r- *«*"•"". th»nsnr.d» upon tlioun^gnlarities.ielieving painful and distressing men- sands froin tho bands of the Mritcn.tss Quacks, sti nation, particularly nt the change of life. Froni if „0t from a iki.wati: iv gkavk. With D«. BakKit's Sn:ciricyou canCntK Yocitsr.i.r and Pi:event E.vrosriiE. as Uiin directions for use accompany the medicine.

re-r",rir phjician

Price #1 -!0 per loUl\

Coufbm Coldn

with

E Avoid bo( 0)t {akk

,.-

l&~ prepared by DR. EASTERLY. 'Corner Third and hestiict s'.r-'-ts, St. Louis, Mo., sole IVoj.rietor.

Sold byT. I). in ()WNH".l MANSON & IVIWERS, Drnggi?ts, Crawfi-rdsvillc, and by druggists generally.

v*-«

Tremendous Attraction! CRAWFORDSVILLE

BOOK STORE!

LARGE of

and YARIEI) ASSORTMENT

SQOKS, STATIONERY,

AND FANCY ARTICLES,

received, cinbriicinu every thing usually

THEsubscriber

supplied with almost anything in the Book, Sta- Third and Cbestnr.t stn

tionarv and Notion Hue. May 7*53. PRANK HEATON.

Pure Copper distilled CORN & EYE WHISKY.

is now manufacturing at his dis

tillery, 'one rulie north of Crawfordsville, on tlie Layfette road, a superior article "of Copper distilled Corn and Bye Whisky. Customers can be (applied by the bnrr»l, eallon or ouart.

JOdN-BURK.

Jane 15, by ,T. H. OffNHY.

—wS»m% HwtJMt^ Md^^dsJlnAi'rt^pnii^iaV H'hoopine plaint, Flbitttioa qf tie ifrnrt, nnd nl lungJ

sands af^cr phvsiciim?. and

have you a*\^nf%, ^•Wo^ aiVy^i.-enee of li|! IXAKGl ous^. MU,LIQiiSsT.!ie ^anni^ll^bwac^lccl ng CC*ftWw4 Of.fli. Cold^an^t^f!m l^ad td CONSU.MPTfiiNJ an^i 'thin Jtaan)early death.— SBo xSttWidSff ti irSfcJiSidiptnOi: ftCrft hiTet"*Ji 4 l\tt le -J brated rcmedy^I)^. C.WIj^KK'S 4JCU(iI! BAI,^ „T_, SAM. th.'CREATr..s-i^t/d ff^TKR-MKDY IN'THRj Q££ Q^ALli 1^- STIJ^E, at WORLD. It has cured thousands 'nfxm" tU»i

evcry

rh^cfSirt fiie^:«^nfgi*^np.fo^io. Thy-: !icians, drnggists, atnlSU who have ipxl D:u CahTint's Coron Bai.fam. univers«Vly nctnowledpe it the most lmMITV I'lXA^ A XT and

JEV FI ('A-

C1 dfoss NESTEDv5kH-Jhr ffl(ISdi^fa»%f thq Throat, Ciiest Asn Lcnop. 5 rIVj(:o—Tji^'^tt|eto_^eciit#

fjafgcr^ottje r^f

per bottle, or S bottles for KG^' Piepared ^BY 1^H»KASTEI!IjY, corner of Third and Glicstniit stroot«, nolo proprietor, and to wli'oiri*all orders'inu.st be sen*, to get the genuine.

Cg^Sold byT.'nrBKOWS a'nd MANSON & rOWKlIS, DruL'iri.-ts, Crawfordsville, and lv Druggiet ccLcraliv.

K- «k»

BE. EASTERLY'5?

Fever and Ague Killer!! This Medicine will etire Fever nud A|ine« Ditmh Apic, Chiles: andTFevcr*.Iarerinit| tent andRemittnit Fevers, nnd every Turin of Fever incident to the West.

Ainonp all tho CELEBIIATED RKMKDIKS for Ague and Fever, first and foroniostin rank stands y- Ur Knsterly's Fever and Ague Ki!l*r.

Tins niedicino is a rosinvr. cuiiKi both spi e»t and n:i:MANKNT. Diirinc the last five yenrs it 1ih6 cured jovcr two n«Nnnr.n tiiocsasp casks, which has established its efficacy in ai.t. i-.w.ts or the west as tho ONLY RELIABLE KEMKDY for the cure of tl ese distressing complaints. It will also euro Enlarfrement of tho Spleen, Ague Cake, Arc. It is perfectly iiaksii.i.ss to the most delicate con ,-titntion or tendorinfant.. Try it, ye Htllic.'cd. l^~Pricc $1 per bottle, or six bottles for tW 1'reparcd by Du. K.\i-Trni.v, Corner of Third and-Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., solo lViprietor.

I-fcTSoM Ix T. D. KIIOWN and MANSON ,t POWERS, Drngpists, Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.

Dr( Hdoper's Female Cordial! XST~ This medicine will CURE all Female Cmuplaints,such as Erccssivo, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flofir Albiis, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion. Headache, Dizziucss,

A eak nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all Disenses caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over Excitement, etc.. of tho Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Dh. rr.n's Coiidiai. is a sri rnv nnd POSITIVE CURE. It. lias been amply tested, and the most gratifying reports of CI"RES are daily received from every town and city here it is known. I*ri-(: £1 per bottle, ir six bottles for f.r.

Prepared by DK. EASTERLY, ^orn'sr oThird m.d Chestnut street, St. Louis, ."fo., sole jiropoic:or. i^TSold byT. T. P.ROWN and MANSON POWERS, Druggists, Crawfordsville, and by ilriiggistsgenerallv.

Dec. 25,155?. vol 10 no 20.

DR. EASTERLY'S

Iodine and Sarsaparilla.

II1S Medicine will rr.UManknti.v cckk nil diseases arising from an impure statu of tho n.or other fluids of the system, viz:

Hi.

Sorofuln, Obstinate Olil Sores, Pimples on on the Face, Hlotchcs, Hoil*, ChronicSore Eves. Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, •Suit Kh etim, Cnneers,Jiiitre, White Swelling** Fever Sore«, Piles, Erysipelas,

Swelling of the f.'lnnils, I'ains in the Itoncs nnd Joints all Chronic Diseases, mid Iiseases arising from the use of 3Irrctiry and Calomel. Such powerful curative properties arc combined in I»r. Fnstcrlry'ii Iodine nnd SarspariHa. that tho LONGEST STAN-IUVO and WOItST CASF.S of I disease nre thoroughly CURED by it—Cases that had resisted every ki own remedy nnd been given I up by the most distinguished Physicians, as con-

All our Remedies arc for sale by Munson Powers, Crawfordsville Talburt it fon. Waveland: G. W. Mi"it. Ladoga and by all dealers in Medicines. At wholesale by St.irc,

Eckstein A Co., Citicinnaii.

Kii:Mi:iand inti-i:a«i.k.

I'or Livi:k Comi-i.aint and Dvspk.-sia it is an

ivkai.i.iui.i: itKMrnv. It will cure ''iniovir am I Inki.amvatouy Riii:i maiim.no matter how BAD. if faithfully used. It will cure every form of I

NEKYOUS DISEASE, and .strengthen and r'-ston:

the system to perfect health and vi^or. 1 I positive cure for KEMALK COMPLAINTS. as Irregularities of the Monthly I'erio.U, Barren ness. Ac. For females approaching thatri• i-h 1 period of life—the cessation oktiii: mensi.s itis invaluable.

Ir.-l uel

L/niis who admire a clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN and rosy eheefc, shouhl to Dr. I asterl v's Iodine and Sarspaiilla. It will remove pimj'lep from the Face, Blotches, nnd all roughness of the skin, and given fair and benuHf'il completion.

It will enre Drojisy, Gravrd. diseases of the Kidneys. Bladders and Urinary Organs. It has no (|tial in tliosjcomplaints.

Dr. Ensterley's Iodine nnd Stirsapnrillu is a positive and radical cure fir Mni'-i r.iAt Disease. no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and vital organ* It will i:i:aiicati every particle of Mercury from tho system, an heal its bad cffects. It will cure Srrovu.\nv Svi-im.is, or Venekeai. Disease, no matter how I lonjr it may have been in the system and will thoroughly annihilate and etpel the svi-iiri.iTir vn:rs, and all HEl:::ilTAltv taints and rMUKnrmattms from the system, and restore it to a perket state of HEALTH and 1TRITV.

To the Afflicted Avith Sciofuln or old Seres. Person- who have long been afflicted with Sen-,., t'ula old Soros. Tetter. Ringwrm, Scold Ib adi Biotches, Eru|.tions of the Skin. Ac., are advised to p-ocure GRIDLEV'S SALT RHEL'M AND jTCTTER OINTMENT, to apply on tho r«rcs or [diseased .arts. whe.i u-in-.' I)r. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The bdine and Sursaparilla pmities the BLOOD, and drives on*, of the system the wrri:i: and vi' inr« matter, and rcnv vr-s tl.c !cause, while the OunsfEicT IIEAI.STIIK SOKES,

When ::orn are u.«ed. which we rdways r-

ciocs, ro»

.'! fear the result. l-Sfl'rice of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla #1 per

And which will be disposed of at Cincinnati pri- (bottle, or six bottles fur »•'. Gkioi.ev'sOis-viist Call in every body, at tlieOid Stand.north-west "ccn'J, Pf-r ^ttlecorner Main and Green streets, and you can be Prepared by Dr. Lastj

i:!.v.

southeast cornor

Louis, Mo., sole

proprietor, to whom nil orders may be addressed. J5TSold byT. D. BROWN and MANSON A POWERS. Druireists, Crawfordsville, ani bj druggists generally.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Mnsical Boxes,

REPAIRED

and warranted. To this branch of

tbebwrims 1 call csp«cial attention, and fcol confident, tbatin prices and quality of work, perfect satisfaction w:l! bopiv^n. .9-1. .-AMI'S PATTPROON.

in rt vz

Y^O'6"T)'S 04

•41T. 9

other reniedv (liralinm Kro's. '."vrj

SHAWLS, MAN TihlfBi1

BONNETS ANT) jllliSfcMtihffi

Graham Br^s.

HATS & CAPS, AT

Graham Ilro's.

Carpets! Oarpets!! at

Graliaui Bro's,

BOOTS & SHOES

DIKKCT I-R0M Tim1

\cv, England Manufactories

Ready Made Clothing

l"P STAII'S, I'OK THE

ifliiiiiiourl!

s"// more £fxx/s at n't ail liia:

ANY ONE HOUSE IN

1ST l5: I -A. 1ST A.

\v i:

A i\

A rv A I) XV I 1/ f,

UNDERSELL

A O E I I O N

WE ASK A I.I. TO COM II AiVI) KICK Ot !t

IMMENSE STOCK,

ifesiaei l?rof hers.

JI?cj

5,000,000 ft. Lumber. 4,000,000 lbs. Bacon. 2,000,000 lbs. Feathers.

In. exchange for goods, at

GttAHAM 15Jt OTHER?.

A]nil 23, T5."9. vol. 10-No. •iO.-ly.

N!-:\Vr GOODS

FOR

S E

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HAR1ER,

I I AVE now on 'be v.av from ISow

from Now York nr.d ble 'ivodii,

liable for tho w.urtoii.

Priiils, Orgaiirlic iu'n.y. Ducalls, Toil do Chcvrcs,

Double Skirls and Flounced Dpjskcs.

A L-SO a new irr of

iiAiniik(s, Ribbons, Flowers.

N''Opolitan Bonnet?, Tiisennv Cactus Soft Straw Cr ipe

Also, 50 SHAKER HOODS,

Willi they hope to supply Also- a nc-.v iot of

the dem.'.ii'L

SUMMER HATS,

\moiig wiiiv.li nuv lound the celebrated

e%rn--J'^(

mend a failure of a pi:bmani:vt and nuncii. cure has never been ':n:-v:i. Tncy are the best remedies in the world.

P. S. -Tiie proprietor solaninly bei-evc-s tiiat his Iodine nnd Sar'pr.rill: and Gri Key'.- iritinoiit *11.:. cuke any form of Ulcer ok Oi.i Sour, "r iny p.nrt of the system, if used accotdii.g to direc-

a keasonabi-E ee.n.tii

rAiTin

ct. and

ti.-j

honest tuiai.

iiorpiiy visit.4

Alito-an addition to tiieir Stcch of

READY MADE

O I N

uprising the latest sti/.'rs fur Sn:vner.

G. «V II.. would say to the public that tho, unit' rinly low rates i:t which th-iy sell iiGfrf.ns. reates mi enormous demand for them jii :t is their intention Vj keep up the dcrr.an-j by,. I seliiag at t\ E

Lowr Fi^urfs & oscr Profits

is all I ask—1 do not

T/ian ever. Their curtomers can bear tluin oi.t M! the as«rli"ri that 'hey do s«'l cbeapor Gooda" :han anv hon in «:i

CAMPBELL, GALEV & KARTEIL

Jim..' 23, 1S50. n«»ly.

A URST rate art u-Ie f-l ii'i.nt'ts, wit:r»ii,t\. .line Desk Hulders an 1 siver ensos alao holder.t withont the j*ri. and pens without the holier—manufactured by "A. Morton «fc Co., New Vork." All pens stumped as above wii) be warranted for 6 months. or sale cheap bv mayT.] fRANK lfEATON.

FOUR

or Fiv»different patterns of tire PtTCK*. i'.yleof Titovfn ,t 0RN«50.N'3. iwril }«.

Nj-