Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 January 1861 — Page 3

ill W wiirflilhw

*NNjS5ICtosbMd hid tokra «?M7r •ttkllo

of hif private tirdnk did ibe Jrellitvthit h« bad-deserted her aad then a brief bote was found in place of her own •olemnly assnrring ber that he left her never to return

The immediate effect of this discover/ wm to awaken the most intense remorse. She flew to her mother's house, narrated what bad occurred, and frantically implored her brother to assist her in recovering ber husband. The boy had not visited his •ister since ber marriage, but her distress moved' bim. He manfully declared that be would find her husband, and compel him to return and with this determination, .though in feeble health, be left bomc on the following day but be left, never to return!

Within two days succeeding bis departure tbe second sister was prostrated by a fatal illness, which terminated in three days. Word was immediately dispatched to the absent brother in a neighboring city where he was supposed to be, and the return mail brought intelligence of his own sudden deceasc!

This frightful accumulation of disasters fell with crusting effect upon the deserted wife. Such was the force of the terrible shock that when the announcement was made she fell senseless to the floor, and in that condition was carried to her room.— For two days she lingered in utter unconsciousness, and then recovered sufficiently to converse. As soon, however, as she appeared to realize what had occurred, she was thrown into a fit of delirium, which after a few days, terminated in her death.

The same remarkable coincidence we have previously noticed, characterized the dato of her deceasc. It was just two weeks after the removal of tbe family to this city, that tbe fatal "friendship" was formed two weeks subsequent that the lovers' engagement was made, at the expiration cf two weeks thereafter that their vows were consumated at the altar two weeks only that they lived together and just two weeks from the date of her busband's desertion that the unhappy wife died of a broken heart.

MST or LETTERS

REMAINING

ill th Post-office at Craw

fordsville, Ind., on the 31st of December, 1860, which if not taken out within three tuonths, will be sent to the General Post-office as dead letters. Persons calling for the same will please say advertised:

Armstrong C'lnrk, Armstrong Mar}', Anderson Charles, Fauuic Miss A. M., Band Thcotlocia, Bayless Abijali, Berry David, Barnes A. C., Bannon E., Brewer Noah, Burris Allen, "Burtt G. W., Bolles C. J. Bratton George, 2 Crain Elins, Collison Patnclia, Copure Joseph, Corey II., Coleman S., Dohy A Davis Sophia A., Daser Chas., Eastwood Josiah, English John, Elliot Susan, Emmons John, Franklin Rhoda, Garrett Marv E., Goe Amos, Gcable Anna, Green W. II. Garrett Abner, Ilavs John B, Ila iris William, 11 il! Martin, Hall Thomas, Hafty Con, IliMyer Ellen A., Ifarncy Jamc?1, (Irrringtoii Christian, ilousman Henry A.. Huston William, Irwin A. C., Irons M. O., Jvhuson M. B., Iaquiti Frrd, 2 Jones Miss. Johnson Rev. Win.. Johnson Kcv„ Ji.Iiii.suii 11., Ivuiffin

C.. 2 Lowe Michael, L'vmen .Miles, Living* C. W.,Lipperson W„ Miller A. J., Mayer .Lewis, Martin Mr*. Win., Motiut Mathias 2 Mundin 15., Moore Charles, 2: McCuon Maggie, MeMains Anderson, McLaughlin James I*\, Nolan E. J., Newmau Charlex. Osborn Daviu, Usborn T. O., Pitts Pcuficld A. S., 2 Pease 11. D., 2 jiViuiiwr Philips Mauervv. Porter James, Pogue rerul'JX'^ John, Rollins C. J., Kciclistine Jacob Robinson E. 1{., Read Win. J., 8mith Albert IV, Scott Mary L., Smith Charlie, Siincox Jmuics G., Shaver Martin L., Simp«on J. B., Smith A. I)., Snods David, Smith John, 2 Temple Luther, 3 Thompson John II, Thornc E. E., Walkfield Miss M. E„ Watson K. P. Wilkins Rev. Mr., Wilcok Stephen O .Williams James,Young Matthias, Youel John.

G. W. SNYDER, P. M.

Jan. 3d. 1860. 104.

P*.

Lost—A roll of bills, amounting in all to $r»0 00, between Sperry's bridge and the Review ollicc. The finder will be liberally rewarded bv retnruing it to the subHoriber,

N'OTICI

"\V. \V. SCHOOLER.

JiDMnitlTRATOH'M MLK.

is hereby given that I will sell at public aue'ion iu Franklin Township, one mile north of Darlington, (iidinna. on Saturday the -'lith day of January, the following decribed personal property of the estate of Xntlian Morgan, lute of Montgomery county, lnditina. deceased: Two Ilor-es, one Carriage, Hauiess r.nd liedding.

Tkb»is-*-.V credit of twelve months will bo given from day of sale, the purchaser given note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement

EI5KNEZER P. McCLASKEV,

Jan. 5.1?61 nt'.ti Sw Administrator.

AU.llI*INTRATOK'.«i GOTHIC. TWOTICE is hereby given that Ihnve been a^pnintX* ed Administrator of the persoual effects ol Anthtto Morgan, deceased.

EHENKZEU P. Mi'CLASKEV. Administrator.

Bit. Bltl\VO.VS

Concentrated Remedies!

NO.

1. THE GREAT REVIVER speedily eradicates all the evil effects of SEI.F-A11L SE. as Loss of Memory. Shortness of Breath. Giddiness, Pnlpitation of tho Heart, Dimness of Virion, or any conftitiitional derangements of the system, brought on by the unrestrained indulgence of the passions. Acts alike on either tex. Price One Dollar.

No. S. TIIE BAI.M_will cure in from two to eight diysi any case of GONORRHOEA, is without taste or Mracli. and requires no restriction of action ordiot.— Foreillicr

sex.

I'riceOne Dollar.

No. 3. THE TERE1J will euro in the shortest possible time, nny case of GLEET, even after all other Remedies have failed to.producc the desired effect.— No taste or smell. Pricc One Dollar.

No. THE PCXITER is the only Remedy that will really euro Strictures of the Urethra. No matter of how lone standing or ncglcctcd the ease may be. Price One Dollar.

No. 5. TIIE SOLUTOR will euro any ease of GRAVEL.permanently and speedily remove all afflictions of tho Bladder and Kidneys. Pricn One Dollar.

No. 0. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR. No. ~. THE AMARIN will cure the Whites radically, and in a much shorter time than they can be removed by any other treatment. In fact, is the only remedy.thal will really correct this disorder. Pleasaat to.tako. Prico One Dollar. *0.8.' THE ORIENTAL PASTILS are certain, •afe uiispeedy in producing MENSTRUATION, or correcting any Irregularities of the monthly periods. Price Two Dollars.

No. 9. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR. Either Remedy sent free by mail on receipt of the price annoxed. Encloso postago stamp and get circular.

General Depot North-East corner of York Avenue and Callowhill Street. Privato Office -101 Vork Avonue, Philadelphia, Pa.

PjfAale in Crawfordsrillc Only by HENRY OTT ou?f. where circulars containing valuable information, with full descriptions of c&cn ease will bo doliT«red gratis, on application.

Address

Jane 30. ISMHy.

DR. FELIX BRUNON, P. O. Bo* 99. Philadelphia, Pa.

Wall Paper! Wall Paper!! Five Thousand Pieces of

WALL PAPER

And Bordering,

GRAHAM BRO S.

.&« »vi:s

movi:s

A atjlWitnd

ifotwta •EW ABOOEBT STOBE!

ICE CREASS SALOON (V. fix AND

X. E. CKAXG CO.

BREAD,

FRE8H

TTAVIXG iust opened op in the above business on

the corner of Washington and Vernon street^. (Grahams' old itand,) would,inform the citizens of Crawfordsville c.nd vicinity, that their itock is complete in every respect ana will be sold at the lowest figures. Our stock of

8 0 S

consists in part of Sngars. Coffee, Tea?. Pepper. Spice Ac., Ac.

COJYFmCTtOa\§RiES!

Candies, Nats.Raisins. Figs, Prunes. Dntes, Oranges Lemons. C-ilron. Mace." Ac.

KEEP COOL!!

Their ICE CREAM SALOON is fitted up with elegance and taste, and just the place for a warm night.

NEW BAKERY,

The Bakery Department of onr establishment is entirely new, every thing having been fitted up in the best style, and we feel confident that we are prepared to meet the demands of the people with anything in our line. A superior article of

EVERY DAY,

KM| Bread, French Bread, Bread, Split Bread, RmiI Brend, Twiat Bread, Milk Bread, Graham Bread,

Crackers, Pies, and unsurpassed Cakes of all kinds. We have in oar employ the best Baker in town.

"Wedding Cakes,

Particular attention will be (riven to getting up superior Cakes, to order, for Wedding Parties, decorated if desired, in superb style. Please give us a call.

May 28.1860. D. E. CRAIG 4 CO.

Hartford Fire Insurance Go.

or H.tiiTFOitn.

Incorporated in 1810. Capital $500,000. All paid up. Surplus, S226,531.51.

DIRECTORS:

H. IlrxTiNGTOia Chas. Boswf.ll, Job Allts, Albert Day, Henry Kesev, Jons P. Brace Jas. Goodwi.v, Calvin Day, Chas.J. Rrss.

Timo. C. Ally*.Scc'y. C. C. Lyman. Ass. See.

IT. Huntington. President Wm. X, lioWKRS, Actuary.

D. Alexander.Gen. Agent for the Western country, residing at Columbus. Ohio. Jons Graham. Assistant Gun. Agent. Columbus. O.

JAMKS S. TAJI, Agent.

P. C. SamcrTille, Agent for Crawfordsville. September 1, IcCO. liTmC

January Appointments.

OR.

•-tnalytical Physician,

AND PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF

TIEEIEJ LTJI^O-S,

FORMERLY

Physician to Cincinnati Marine TIos-

pitnl find Invalid's Retreat. Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society ot Observation. Author of "Letters to Invalids," ami Editor of the "Medical Stchoseope." may be consulted at—

Crawfordsville. Ind.. Taylor House. Friday, January 11. 1*11. Crconcastlc, January 10.

1.1,11jT.1*.IT/O.V FIl EE

Monthly "Visits.

Although net tlie best modi of mitKing examinations, I)r. II. will, when de^irtMl. preicribc for diaenses without n?king any nuesti"ny.

Particular attention paid to diseases of women and children. No Minerai Poisons u••••] varior.f combinations of Hark", liu'ls.-. Leaves, Roots, (inins Al-.. ol.lain '.l from the Oriental cliincs, and of the Indian*, only arc preatfribed— a lull supply of whieh the Ooetor always e.-irriis. 1Jr. Har.lman treats Consumption. Rronehitis, Laryngitis, A at li ma. and nil other Diseases of the Throat mid l.iiin -. by .Medical Inhalation, combined with proper constitutional treatment.

OTHER 1»IBEA*E* TKI- lTIiU.

TTpNo charce f..r consult niton. In relation to th« followiiiu Diseases, either when coinpiieateil with Luiic Ail\u:tions ur e.tistinr alone, I also invito :oii.-ii!ta iun. I usually tiiul ilium prompt-

April il, lMiO. tOtf

Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate. STATE OF l.'OIA!V«. I

ITtonlgomrrj (Jounty,

JOTICL is hereby given, that ton bayers, Ad

Musical Instruments.

A CCORDEONS. Flutes. Fifes. Violin and Guitar A Strings, and all other articles in that line. June .1 Ait. PATTERSON*.

Spectacles, Spectacles.

GOLD.

Silver and plated Spectacles of the finest pebble glasses, just received. Also. Eye Protestors and Goggles. JAMKS PATTERSON.

May IS. 1850. 11431

"A\re Study to Jr'leaso!'"

ir.II. ROB Ell TS O.l'' S CABINET AND CHAIR

W A E O O 8

VI7E have on hand and make to order, from good seasoned material, ond by superior workmen, the following assortment, consisting of

Breakfast, Dining, Card and

CENTRE TABLES,

Plain and Fancy Bedsteads,

TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BEDS,

M-A.TRA.SSES,

and Work Stan its,

WHAT-NOTS, LOUNGES, SOFAS,

Hickory. Cane, Wood and Sofa-Scat

Ch.ai.rs and IRoclters! In fact every article of Furniture called for. which wc will sell cheaper than any other house in town.— Call and examine for yourselves.

REMEMBER:

We defy all Competition!

irpWarcrooms on Green street, one door south of Campbell, Galcy 1

Barter's, [March 2-4.1860-tf.

OR. A^PERBlLT,

DENTAL /flSBt SURG EON.

TJESPECTFDLLY tenders his scrvicos to thccitiXV tens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. He gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which are now annually lost for want of timely and judicious treatment. Those that are in want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of

Parcclnin Tcrlfa in tfcr Went,

Having sure utility and eose to all requiring artificial substitutes, from a jingle tooth to an eutiru double set. All work warranted.

All operations pertaining to tho science carefully attended to with the least possible pain. 11 f* Dental Rooms iu Empire Block.

November4. It53. TSnlfitf

FOUR

or Fire different patterns of the BUCK style of Stoves a* April U. li=5f. JOHNSON'S

BSTBAli NOTICE.

Ttownship.

AKEN up by John Lowery, livihff'iu Sugar Creek

leaco!

Montsotuery county Indiana, on the

•°th day of November, 1?G0, one estray rod and roen heifer, with some white in the forehead, supposed to be one year old. appraised by George Smith and John U. Cainor at $11 before John Mitchell,

1D,A

GREEN STREET

James Smith, Proprietor YTTOCLD respectfully inform the citiieni of Montgomery county that be has leased the old favorite Saloon, and will continue to keep on hand a choice selection of

PUKE LIQUORS.

The Eating establishment will always b3 supplied with

Fresh Baltimore Oysters,

And every utlicacy of the season. H/Id connection with the establishment is a

Dae. 13. 16C0-3w.

BILLIARD SALOON!

Which has been entirely refited for the season. Th public are respectfully invited to call. Dec. 88.1860-m4-nS3. JAS. SMITH.

x7x rTX

E 8 E N S

HEATON'S

BOOK AND TOY

Is the place to purchase

CHILDREN,S TOTS AND

FANCY ARTICLES!

Of all kinds, suitable for

Holiday Gifts.

The largest stock and greatest variety of Fancy Goods ever brought to Crawfordsville, just received.

FINE A1V,\-UAI.S, BIBI.fr:*, AI.Bl'TIS. LITflOGKAIMIN,

NTEREtMCOPIO TIKfl S, DIARIES FOR 1SGI,

TOY BOOKS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

Remember to call at the old Rook Store, corner Main and Grieu streets. F. M. IIKATOX.

Sheriff's Sate.

|^Y virtue of a certified c^py of a I)«cree to

land costs.

IK 1S61,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Cuurt House of said .Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits of a term not exceeding seven years, of the described Real Estate, to-wit:

thirty-two. 111 township

range four west, beginning at a stake in the centre of the Indiunapolis State Koad. at the South-east corner of a lot conveyed by Israel T. Canby to George Holmes, on thc-'Ktli day of May, If If. thence east JS poles, thence, north IV,' poles, thence west 12 p.'les, thence south with the east lino of said Holmes lot ll'j poles to the beginning also beginning at the north-east coiner of said Holme? lot at a Make in Ambrose Wbitlock'ssouth line, thence east with said line 12 poles, thence south ll.'j jioles. thence west li! poles to a stake in Holmes' east lin", thence north to place of beginning also ft part of said east half above described, as follows beginning at a stake in the south-east corner of a lot sold to P. ter Curtis, thence east with the center of said Indianapolis State rond 12. poles to a stake, thence north -'AH poles to a stake in the line of Ambrose Whitloek. thence west with the said lino 12 poles to a stake on the east line ef said Curtis line, thence south with said lino to place of beginning the part intended is two acres, in the ni.k.ss'i:west half of said above described pieces of land. All Ij'ing anil being in the county of Montgomery and btate of Indiana.

Sheriff's Sale.

enialc Complaints, Ir- I virtue of a certified copy of Decree to me directed from the Clerk's Offieeif the MoniL'ometj

Palpitation and other t'ormof Heart Disease, Liver I Court of Common I'leas. July Te:m. IsOO. in a cause Colli pi a in is. Dyspepsia, and all other diseases of the wherein Joel Lee and William Hart man arc plaintiffs Stomach 11111I i'.owcis. Piles, and so on. ond Hiram Hughes and Nancy Hughes are defend-

Dr. ILirdman treats ail chronic or long standing ants, requiring me to make the sum of l'"ort.v-i 11c Diseases of tho Lung'. Liver. Stomach, liowels. Hind- Hundred and Twenty-four Dollars, with interest 011 der. Kidney'-. Itrnin, Heart. Nerves. Womb. Spleen. I said decree and costs, I ill expose at Public Sale, Spine, Eyes. Ears, Ac. Scrofula. Fits, Cancers. Skin to the highest bidder, on diseases. Ilheiimatism, Dropsy. Fsver Sores, Cat itarrah. Seminal Weakness Neuralon, White*. Insanity, Dyspepsia, liiddine-^. II"«t of I-'rine, Syphillis, Sick Hcadaehe. ICnlarged Tolisilt, Ac.

Nnturdny, I he 'iOlli day of Drrrilllrrr, IKliO, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. 111. of said day. at the door of the Court House of stud Montgomery county. Imlitmp, the rents and profits of a term not exceeding seven years of the following described Heal Estate, to-wit:

The north-west quarter o.f -co:ion twenty-nine, iu township twenty, north of range four we.-t: also, one undivided third part of the north-'-n-t qtiartor of the south-west quarter of section thirty, in township twenty, north of range four west: also the one undivided third part of all the following tract of land which

sum to satisfy said decree, interest and cost.-', I will, at the same time and place, expose Public Sale the 1 fee simple of said lieal Estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.

Said ialc will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M.

ity I. X. Sniwunt. Deputy,

•cmbrr ?. b^fiO-lw-fprinter'.-' fee

Sheriffs Sale.

December P. li?60*

Justice of the

VANCE. Clerk.

l*c*._-!. 1PGA. per Slmnnou.

reete.l from1 Mi lit •ale. to the

virtue of three Executions to me the Clerk of the Court of ('oinmn l'i cotnery county. I will cxjo.c at Public highest bidder, on

Fridity, the ,'IOIh dnr of November, ISrtO, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. Jl.. of said day.at the dor of the Court House r.f said Montgomery county. Indiana, the rentsand profits of a term not exceeding seven years, of the followine described Ileal Estate, tn-wit:

A part ol the north-west fractional quarter of section two. in township nineteen, north of rnnsc six west.described as follows: commencing twenty-two! rods south of the north-east corner of .-aid quarter, thence west eishty rods, thence south sixty-five rods, thence east eighty rods, thence north sixty-live ri ds to the place of beginning, containing thirty-two and a half acres more or less. All lying and being in the county of Montgomery nnd State of Indiana.

And 011 failure the full amount judgui-nt, interest and costs. I will, at the same time and p'uiec. expose at Public Sale the fee-simple of said Heal Estate.

Taken as the property of.Ti.liii A. lligbee, at the suit of John C. 13ansemer and others. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisi'iuents laws.

WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M. C. By I. N. Scnooi.EK. Deputy.

November 10.1 Hi0-3w-[pri 111er's fee ^3.

Estray Notice.

TAKEN

Crawford«villo. Nov. 1, lf60-4w. [Journal copy and charge Bank.1

uel McComas. Justice of the Peace. They seldom fail in removing tbe i. at.ska and \ttest: WJI. C. VANCE, Clerk. HKAPACU)! to which

Dissolution of Partnership.

THE

Law partnership of Naylor it Hurley is dissolved by mutual consent. Each partner is autherized to collect and receipt for debts due the said firm. I NAYLOR.

Nov. *4,1300-3*. G. D. HURLEY.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. "]^"ofice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Adminisiratrix of the Estate of John W. JlcDaniel. late of Montgomery County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to bo solvent.

CECELIA S. JICDANIEL. Administratrix.

Drcembcr 25d, lfCQ.

iDissoLUTionsr.

THE

partnership heretofore "existing between the undersigned in the Banking business, is this day dissolvod by mutual consent. The business of the firm will be settled by the senior partner. I. C. Elston. The business will be continued^y^J^tor, A j--or^

ERTRAV notice.

TAKEN

up by Aamos Larnem living in ugar |C

Creek township. Montgomery county. Indiana,. on the 14th day of November. Ir60. one estray bnndle *l

cow, with .some white on the belly, supposed to be twelve years old. marked with a crop of the left car 1 and a split on the same apprised by Isaac Wiant and illiam .Nells, rnt $13. before John Mitchell, 8 Jus-1 tico of the Peace.

Attest: WM.C. VANCE. C'crk.

Dee. I«0.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Miscellaneous.

The Amalgamation of Lasgca ks.—ThereTM growing tendency in this age to appropriate the antt expressive words of other languages, and after awhile to incorporate them into our own: thus the word Cephalic, whieh is from the Greek, signifying "for the

general way.

Cephalic will become as common as Electrotype sad many others whose distinction a? foreign words has been worn away by common usage until they seem 'native and to the manor born."

'ardly Realized.

Hi "ad .an 'orriblc 'eadache this liafternoon, hand 1 stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi to the man. "Can you hease me of an 'eadache?'' "Does it hache 'ard," says 'e. "Hexceedinsiy." says hi, hand upon thai 'e gave me a Cephalic l'ill. blind 'pon me 'onor it cured me so.quick that I 'ardly realized I 'ad I an 'eadache. .1.

jnpITEAPACHE is the favorite (riRii by which nature makes known any deviation whatever from the natural state of the brain, and viewed in this light it may be loohed on as a safeguard intended to ?ivc notice of disease which misht otherwise cscapc attention, till too late to be remedied and its indications sho'd never be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two names. \ii: Symptomatic^ and Idiopathic.— Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and is the precursor of a great variety of diseases, among which arc Apoplexy, Gout. Rheumatism and all febrile diseases. In its nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the stomach constituting sick headache, of hepatic disease constituting bilious headache. of worms, constipation nnd other disorders of the bowels as well as renal and utcrine affections.— Diseases of the heart are very frequently attended with Hcadaches Anaemia and ijletliorii are also affections which frequently occassion headache. Idiopathic Headache is also very common, being usually distinguished by the name of nekvoi'S headache. sometimes coming on suddenly in a state of apparently sound health and prostrating at once the mental and phystcal energies, and in othor instances it comes on slowly, hoi aided by depression of spirits or acerbity of temper. In most instances the pain is in tinfront of the head, over one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting tinder this class may also be named Xei"kai.«ia.

For the treatment of cither class of Headache the Cephalic Pills have been found a sure and safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes, and by its subtle power eradicating the diseases of which Headache is the unerring index.

BniDfiKT.—Missas wants you to send her box of

Cephalic Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared i'ills —but I'm thinking thp.t's not just it oaitn

hinking that's not just it oaithcr but perhaps be afther knowing what it is. Ye see she's nigh dead and gone wid the Sick Ileadache. and wants some more of that same as relaved her before.

Diucigiht.—You must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills. HntnfiKT.—Och! sure now and you'vesed it. here's the quurther and giv me the Pills and don't be all day about it aither.

Constipation or Costiveness.

—, No one of tho "many ills that flesh is heir to" is so I prevalent, so little understood, and so much ncgieet- ,. ed as Costiveness. Oftea originating in carelessness,

I a ha it it is re a a as is or

rented from the Clerk sOllice of the Circuit' ""rt I „f too little e-.nseiuenee to excite anxiety, while in of Montgomery county, in a cause wherein George 11. reality it i.- tli" precursor ami ••oiepanioii of many of I Barnes and William Osterhout is plaintiff#, and J»ii- },e most fatal and dangerous diseases, nnd unless

vid T. Ridge is defendant, requiring me to make til nnd Eighty-one Dollars and -.um of Three Hundred •15 cents, with interest on said decree and costs. I will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday 19th day of Jnnuarr,

early eradicated it will bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the lighter ovsls of which costiveness is the usual attendant are Headache. Colic, Rhcumvtism. Foul Ilreath. Piles and others of like nature, while a long train of frightful dissases, such as Malignant Fevers, Abeesscs. Dyscntary, Diarrhoea. I)yspep.-i:i. Apoplexy. Epilepsy, Paralysis. Hysteria. Hypochondria-:i. Melancholy and Insanity, first indii|„winir "-'ate their presence in the system by this alarming 'symptom. Nnt-unfrequently the diseases named

PijVMri an.—You e:ui get them at any Druggis'-. Call for Cephalic Pills. I lind they never fail, and I recommend them in all cases of Headache.

Mils. Joniw.—I shall ,«eiid for a box dircctl v. and suffering friends,for tliey area l.M. I shall tell all my

If such rentsand profits will not sell for a sufficient Twentv .Mim.iuns of Doi.Iuks K.U'li.—.Mr sum to satisfy said decree, interests a id costs. 1 will 'ding ha- sold two million.* of hi tiles ol his eel at the same time and place, expose at Public Sale the ted Prepared jiue. and it is estimated that each hot I fee simple of said Ileal Kstate, or so much thereof as tie stives at len-i ton dollars worth of broken formI uiay be sufficient to discharge said du'-ree, interest 1 turc, (litis making an aggregate of twchtyiuillion'of

:rit Kxowivii.—Spaldiiic'.t Cfphalie 1'ill.•ertain eure for Sick Headmiie. llilioiis I leadS'crvous lleiKbiche, Coitiveue.-.-: und General

Ftefits will be experienced by suflcrinc humanity Ion, after tiieir discoverers arc ttinjotten.

ILrDtn you ever have the Sick HeadacheV I) 1 you renieinl'er tho throbbing temples, the fevered bmw, the loathing an I disgust nt the sight of food. How: totally unfit you were for pleasure, conversation or study. One of the Cephalic Pills would have relirved you from all the suffering whieh you then c.vperieneed. For this and other purp ise.s you should ai-| way- have

box of tliein 011 hand to u.-e ocea.,ion

^9- CURE NervousHeadache I

,, CURE

MrA*

They act gently on the bowels-removing CostiveNESS. I For Literary Men. STft'ESTS. Delicate Female?, and all persons of SEDENTARY UABITS. they are valuable as a Laxative, improving the appetite, giv- I ing tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the whole system.

The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investigation and carefully conducted cxpoi iinents. having been in use many years, dnring whieh time they have prevented and relieved 0 vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache, whether originating in theNERVors system or from a deranged state of the STOMACH.

Bcicarc of Counterfeits!

The ginuinehave five signatures of Henry C. Spnlding on each Bex. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealer? in Jledi-

nes.

Box will be sent by mail prepaid on reecipt of the PRICE 25 CENTS. •Ml orders should be addressed to

Blair & Cumberland's

WEU* CtMOCER .i "!$/•£ gjj* .4

Felloic-citizem, arc you in icant of

Groceries?

DO YOU WANT COI'FEB!

DO YOU WANT SUGAR?

DO YOU WANT TEA?

DO YOU WANT MOLASSES?

DO YOU WANT SYRUP?

DO YOU WA?£C SPICK?

DO YOU WANT PEPPER?

DO YOU W ANT SODA

BlSlll'

DO YOU

person sh-uld neglect to Blair

whenever it occurs, an get a box of Cephalic Pills on the first appearane the complaint, as tiieir timely use will expel the in sidi"Us approaches of disease.and destroy this dsr.gerous foe to human life.

A Heal Blessing. Jones, how i-. that lit id-

PiiVritct AV.—Well. Mrs ach'-V Mn.s. Jijvks.—Gone! Doctor, all gone! tho pi li you sent cured rite in jast twenty minutes, and I wish y^u would send more so that I can have them handy.

pal

1. to 1

dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable in-

WM. Iv. WALLACE. Sheriff M. C. vcution. Having made his (Hue a household word, Dee. *22. lPlJ0-noSH-w4-[p -inter's fee SU,C."i. he now pr- jv,ses to do the world still greater service by curing ail the aching heads with hi« Ceplialic I'ills and if thvy ire as gooii a his.filue, ilcauuches will soon vanish si way like snow in July.

1 flh'KR kmtitkment. and the menta' care and! aniety incident to close a'tent ion to business or study, are among th" lnimerotts eauses of Nervous Heailio-he-. The disorder ,1 state of mind and body incident to this disires-ing eomp aint is a fatal blow to all encr- 1 •jy and ainl.il ion. Sufferers by this disorder can ai-| way-obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one of the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms njipear. It quiets I lie overtasked br.nr., and soothes the strained an jurring nerves.and re-iax.-s the tension of the stomach winch-always ac- 1, enmnnnic* and aggravates the disordered condition uf tlie brain.

Fact

Do yon want to Save iUoiif}?

Quinii.ef.r the prevention ,f,BL4IR & CUMBERLAND'S itherof which i.-' a sun specific, whose ben-j IT

Is the place to go to!-

DO YOU WANT

"W4 iS.

ClllllbCliSIIld'^

Is the p'aco to buy them cheat!

DO YOU

ANT TUBS

DO YOU

ANT BUCKETS

AST BASKETS?

DO YOU

AST BUSHELS?

DO YOU

AST BROOMS?

DO YOU AST si:

IVES?

DO YOU AST BAGS?

DO YOU 1ST CHURSS?

and .Cumberland'^

Is the place to buy

DO VOU AVANT I„S?

DO YOU WANT GLASS?

DO VOU WANT .SASH?

DO VOU WANT BLINDS?

DO YOU WANT LOCKS?

DO YOU WANT LATUIIKS?

DO you WANT IIINGKS?

DO YOU WANT PLOWS!

DO YOU WANT REAPERS?

DO YOU WANT MOWERS/

KATS

DO YOU WANT

HAMS?

DO YOU WANT

Dnir.i) IJEKF?

DO YOU WANT

Headaclie. I

By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of

UP. on the 17th day of November. ISfio. by Samuel Dazey. living in Coal (.'reek township, 1 Jlontgomcry county. Indiana, one Estray Grey Jlarc,! Nkkvoi's or Sick Hkapaciie may be prevented am. supposed to be six years old past no other marks or if taken at the commencement of an attack immediis& ssjaft-iKsa sftfesias

IF YOU WANT

females arc so subject.

They are entirely \-cgetablc in their composition, rpjjT j, isrc. and having le.-er and may be taken at all times with perfect safety cash, will be sold very low. "We without making any change of diet, ami the ab- I call and examine our magnificent *toek SENCE OF ANY DISAGREEABLE TASTE RENDERS IT EASY TO ADMINISTER TUKM TO CHILPKES.

All kinds 1

HENRY C. SPALDINC, IS CfJarlHrrrf, Sw Vcrh.

Dceetnticr 1. 1-on. d^1

•A I'l'LKS?

Blair and Cumberland's

I- tl»-: to *:t ihcm.

IF YOU WANT

APPLES,

FKACIIK!?,

IF YOU WANT

TF YOU WANT

IF YOU WANT

Blair & Ciiiiibcrlnnd^

Is the pl'iee to them.

Taken, for which a go.,ci pricc or Goods.

bonzht for I pe all will '•f (roods.—

Blair Jf Cumberland,

WtubingUn 'tree,. K,uth room under M^lelland's .Jlarcn l.,ltfto-nl»tf.

VKulljtr-cVofIr.V.

"A.TAX'

ARE

ill be paid in CASH j-

1TAS50M. t.-j. iimn

FRESH ARRIVAL.

-OF--'---'

NEW GOODS!

AT THK

OLD BINF0RD CURNKH!

WASSON & BINFORD

UE now in roceipt of their Fall' «nd \Vinter stock of

Staple and l''uiH-y

-CLOTHIH

Boots and Shoe#,

JQUEENSWARE, CUTLERY, &C..&C.

Of all sorts and size.', for I.adies and Misso."

Frcnch Flowers, American Flowers

Laces, Fringe3, &c

READY MADE CLOTHING,

Of all kinds and styles for men nnd boys. Bring a'.or.g your

Produce and Cash!

Fnrmcrf: wc will sell you

O a 8

.1X1) AT AS

LOW FIGURES,

,1.?

April ltfGO-Dco. 15-ly.

jBLAIE & CUMBERLAND'S:i860, fall arrangement, i860.

I the place to buy theie Goods very low.

DO YOU WANT THRASHERS'

H'f'Ptissengers and baggage takirn to iml fi"in any I part of the city and the cars free of chnrg !. 1 Both through trains connect closely at tireenca-tl with1 the Terre Ilame and Uiehm.ind Kailri ad. wes for Terre Ilaute and St. I.oui-- anil ea-t for Indiauapo lis. At Lufayette with the Toledoand We-iern Hail-I "I \OINO its work, with greater way. At M. S. Crossing with the Michigan Southern -I smoother lumber. |{ailnad for Toledo and iiitermedinte station-. Al-o. It can be worked with les- liaiuls a at .Michigan City with the Michigan Central Hail- 1 than any other Mil1.

Ji PTfains are run bv Loiii.-vill-i::v. u. f:. KICK ICR.

FOK jsabj:.

Iftl) Acrt'i of l-'ii'nt ClaM Kanxiia Aniler-..,! eoiMiti low rate.'tor cash, irtradi'd

I VING in Cod \j Sold

I'KACIl KS'

l,n •!, i'i. will bv terms.

July:.

r-cr-.f.JOHN

MORGAN.

Bis.

QD.

WATCH MAKER

xisr

toaatktt

WOULD inform the eitjieii.- of jroiitg'.mery county that I have-uceeeilcd in obtaining the services of f-r-t cla«s J^'crkninn frrei PhibiIplii/i. IL»tM' well rei'omr.ieii If !. All work 1 receive my own p"r:ioii.ni «up:-rvisiv

May J'-M.-UO. JAMES PATTERSON.

SOMETHING NEW,

The Kivalled,

"JMIK Celebrated Cook Si without sand ovens bApril 1G. lt-5'.i.

fli' Ec-inomi.it. with f.

a an ii JOHNSON'S.

Geld Pens,

the fine-l i|iiality iy IV. 1-tfi. JAMES PATTERSON.

Important to Travelers

W E S W A 3 I HAVE ju.it received a complete a«'-.rtnifiit of A Uevolver-r. Guns. Pistols and ifc^wie inn '. Lv.j'.vcrs of Coll'.-, Allen's. Sharp's and MaRhn'ian patenr. JAMES PATTER.-ON. .May 12. Ir00. i.li.

Attention, Farmers!

Prepare for the Coming Season!

GRIMES & BUPiBUIDOK.

now rec-iving One Hundred of MILLLI''r! celebrated Cincinnati

PLOWS!

Which they are offering VERY LOW tOR A.-IL January 2F. 1S60. r.Jr.i.

Commissioner's Sale.

The

purpose

Court gives notice

life* in tercet "of Abraham Millinger. in the following desoribod estate, lituated in Mopigomery county. In-!

^efcfnoticeV^at bo jfijl sclfat private

at JOHNS

April J*.

west. Vor terms apply to the nudenign«^i. AAEON lOUoT. D»cmW. ,prin »r" f-e

F. H. FRY & CO.

TJ|TdU LD reipeelMljr inforar tMr ittMU

W \t 1

that the are now in receipt of

FALL & WINTER StOCK

DRY GOODS,

Hit nr. •,»

Ccn«istitis of a line variety cf

CLOTHS, CASSIMEftES, SATINETS,

I3A.IISrTS

Ginghams, Shaker Hoods,

Or till A liOODS, {late stylis]

Hats, Caps,! ROOTS & SHOES,i

Dclain'.s of every variety a.tui style.-

We have also add'?d to onr stock, a fine .v^ortmint

LADIES' DEES 3 GOODS, Reat(y Made Clothing

BONNETS AND RIBBONS,

Which wt tf ill sell »t rerf Iott Cgurnf.'

Garments of every tiindf

MAT)!- to OJ IDKIl,

FROM PIECS GOODS,

Which art manufactured by the 11'idowit of onr Men, and who arc really in need of our patronage.

am/ house in this place can or dart sell, (!ire us a rail.

NEW TIME TABLE.

Louisville, N, Albany & Chicago KAIL ROAD.

FOR ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO. DKTKOlt. AND ALL POINTS W1CST AND NOKTHWKST.

The Great IVest em and Sort west em

SHORT LINE ROUTE.

Two Daily trains to St. Louis and Cincinnati, an One to Chicng.i. On and nftvr Thurmliiy. Ort. -I, Pas^eiiger trains will leave New Albany as follow.-: 6:50 A. JL St. Louis and Chicago Express Mail. I (dail.v, except Sunday) through inday light. reaching St. Louis at pjliti in. and Cineag" 1 at C:0!) a in. 7:tO P. JL. daily, St. I.mi-Express, rcneliing St.

Louis at -:3C. a lit.

HETflt.viNf..—Trains leave St. Louis at :Cfi in. ri n'l i'i:-)Op 111. conne-iir.% closely at Mi'c)iell wjtli trains South, arriving in Louisville at a 111, and ~":13 111.

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI «R CHICAGO. HAGCAGE CHECKED TIIUOLCil. I 1 A'l trains connect closely with nil pas.wnger trains ion the Ohio .V Mississippi iiailroad. and wail indcliI nitely for 0. A Jl. trains when they are delayed, there- 1 by insuring to p:i-sengi'rs reliablea connections a: I I Mitchell, to ir from St. Louis or Cincinnat i.

VICTORIOUS

tit the Mndirtna State Fair,

BEATING ITS COMPETITORS

25 FEET PEE MINUTi

On (he Trial felt before the Committee.

Jill for Ciiicago and all point-' e.-t ami Northwest. I The Lane Hodley Saw Milj has' I. A 1.10 for Detroit and all point* Ea-t. I TWENTV FA IKS and lm- M'.V KK BEEN BEaT-]L7-Tllll0rci[ TICKETS aad furiher inform.!- EN-.- is more portable,.more durable, and fetter tion can b* obtained at the I NltlN I{. H. TICKET Indapti tf the want.- of the .,nw Mill OFI'H.'E. No. Sit', souib-eait jrner ut Mam A. Third streets. Louisville, ky.

-.rfi

ft toi*«H ud tfe* ....

PUBLIC GENERALLY, jl

n-r

tf!

c: a

If yon wf-ih to do gooii for .rour.fcltc* Httlcthorafbr :1 "m ill amount, yuu should en 11 nnd oxdiiiini* our 'tock. !•'. !!. K.HY CO_ .November 1". leOO. nlSIy

N OTIC E

|TO FARMERS! pASH phiil for nil kindf of l'ltODIiCEj at thn I Nnrtlr Koom in' Pursel's Llrick, when: luruier* will do well to call with their

POTATO ICS*, OATS, M.TTKK,

EGGS,

(GKEKX AND DRIED.

1'iOi«lh) deed, and till other Articles of

Produce-

Wv propose to pay the Market price in CASH, and invite the Kariu-:ri to xive u«. a ejll. We will altar idl in Retail

OatHj

Bt'ftn. Shorts, A'c..

Of which wc will kcrp a good supply. .Alao, a pfinitf So 3 I

THE LANE

S a

a pfin

CVuwforiJnvillc.'Oct. C. IrGt'-Ow.

['luCE.

&BODL£V

se and catting

I do more work

xhibitcd at

•niiuiini

than any Other Mili in market. Scrrd for descriptive Circular and Price-Li.-1. LANE A BODLEV. I Comer.lohn and Water ,-ts., Cinciniiati.-Ohio.

Novk. IT, lrCM.- nlf'ii.J

l()IDIINM()\ IIOI SK.

Frank. Skinner A' Co.,

S-1 IVcit .Hrrom! Nlrffl, Ciacinaali, O. KECE!VE AND SELL u:i.i JIai.t. Bt'TTKii, Kr»TiiFR9, W|IK \T,

Ilr II..', lUo.A, lit i.k Mur. Hiikwiikat

CflKKSF, La ltd, Gi-.r. isK. Tai.i.kw, Cotton.

Ci IBS. O \T It Alil.l.

I»r

IlKUf, Tt!!i.\ii n. IKY HIIIKC. Sai.t Hinr..t, GI SSY SAOKP.

l'ruit«, I ifiiolli. Cl»r r. Flax Ac llrap

AND PRODUCE IN eDt^ERAL.

Purchase r,r. Orden. »i low««t i!iiri':e pric*. rvery description of .Merchandise. bi.iky. Flour. Tallow. llrevi. Lnrd. Bull: Meat and Bacon, Sugar and Mt.Ias.c4.

Ship i/our Pi'j'im und Draic ut Sight01 October '3. I'OO. nl2rn6 ci:

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

#11 ll/ADKI.PIII A.

.1 Iiencvo/ent Institution established by Sjwial Endounruntt, J'ur the llclirf of p. the Sielc and Distressed, afflicted with

Yirul'-nt and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for the Cure of Diseases of i. the Sexual Organ'..

EDK'AI. ADVICE given grnti-. by the Actin* M1 .K-cup.iton habit* ,-rae poverty. Jledi-

tion o! their coii''i:ioii. .ii of life. Air.., and in cares of ext cine- furbished (rut- of charge.

VALCAIM.E HKI",'KT- .a .-p rn-.Morrhon and oib,-'-

--t"e« If i- Se*iml Organ', and on the fcW remldVES empiV-a "jll"' in Mt'-r Irrc charge.— T'Sl'Ir throo Sinrnp" |Vt nccepUble.

Vddre-^ DR SKIIJ.IN flOUOHTON. Actio* «,,r--vn lUard A-.c,ni,on. No. 2 South NintS iniiJdfiphia, 1'*.

liy orkx ih'v-pir^ctorP,

J-troct.» p. HKARTWELL. P^sidint.

r.y.o.

KAllinill.K .-.-c.-.Tta:::.

i-S ilcc. ».

Ir 'AI-ly.

./.f.vr .firi' 1

]poin'.ed for the omiii'n private sal

oth,

isoo.

ONR Hi:\DRF,n BIISHKI.S,

CHOICE

JllCLOVER SEED!

FOB SALE AT

Graham

Jjnuirr 1.

Brother'**