Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 May 1861 — Page 3

itvpendoui and wwmnou preparations for oontart, Being is, we aut tax mr energies fot a vigorous end overwhelm Log exercise of our powers to bring it toe •peedy eoncluiion.—-Cin. Eng.

DOJI'T WANTOCB.

TTT*

Gins .'"—-The New

Orleans Crescent wee probablj jast from

dinner when it told the We it, follow»

to diy Bp" about short supplies of grab

down there:

The very demon of folly ateou to hare

taken possession of the Western Aboli-

tionist.—[It calls every western man an

Abolitionist.—

ED. EI*Q.]

The last unmit

igated absurdity reported by telegraph, as

committed by them, is the stationing of

troops at Cairo to prevent provisions be

ing sent South by steamboats -s

Why, don't the fanatical fools know that

we can get along very well if not another

ounce of their pork, pound of their flour,

kernel of their corn, or particle of any

thing olso they raise, ever reaches the

South The South is amply supplied,

and there will be an overflowing surplus

after the harvesting of the growing crops.

WAR PLUNDER AT CAIRO.—Capt.

Scott,

of Company B, Chicago Zouaves, yester

day boarded a steamer eight miles above

Cairo, and ordered her to land at that place

to be searched. Before arriving there the

captain and crew deserted the boat, leav

ing Scott in command. He brought the

boat to Cairo, when it was found that she

was loaded with 1,000 kegs of powder,

and a large lot munitions of war, for the

rebels.

We also learn from a gentleman who

left Cairo last night that among the prizes

seized aboard of one of the enemy's

steamers, were about 500 Zouave caps,

which our boys appropriated to their own

individual use in double quick time, the

"seedy tiles" which previously constituted

the head-gear going into the river in a

jiffy-

The "boys," at Cairo arc making a good

thing out of the "contraband of war" ar

ticles they find on board the river steam-

The ills of man yiold like magic to the groat power of the Pftin Killer, KINSMAN, Ohio. Mar 30th,

Sold by M. D. Mnnson.

What proof moro reliable could bo given in favor of nny medicine than the following letter, received unsolicited.from the Rev. W.B. Jacobs! Read it.

The following is nn extract from letter writteu hy the 15ev. J. S. Homes, pastor of the I'ierre-point-Strcet Rnpti^t Ciiurcli. HrcoUlyn, X. V., to the "Journal and Messenger," Cincinnnti. O.. and speaks la-'in fr.vnr r.f lh.it wi.r'.d-rer.owned medicine, Mns. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYBIT

20,000

yon

An Act

Cim.MIEN

Trrnnsn:— "We see anndvortiscmcnt in your columns of MRS. V.'JNSI.OW'S .SOITNISN SYIU P. NOW VP never said a word in favor of a patent medicine before in our life, but vrcfeel compelled to say tn your readers that this is nn humhue—WE HAVE TKIED IT ASP KNOW IT TO BE AI.I. TT CI.AIMS. It is probably one of the most succe.^ful medicines or the day. because it is one of the best. And those of yniir reader* who have babies can't do better than lay in a supply.

Gratitude.

Con*? or A MEDICAI. BOOK FOB GUATFIRORA CtRCl'l.ATiON—by a srFFEREK, who has been eftcctually cured "f ncn'ous debility, loss of memory, and dimness of sight, resulting from early errors, by following the instructions given in a medical work insiders it his duty, in gratitude to tho authoi and for the benefit of Consumptive and Nervous sufferers to publish the means used. He will thcreforo send free, to any address, on receipt of two stamps, a copy of the work, containing ivory information required. Addres«. ltn.x 57», l\ O.. Albany. N. V.

March 30, Ij'fil.

AFTER TURKIC l.AKS FOL'Nl) RELIEF. This is to certify that I have been afilictcd with a pain in my left leg a little below the knee, for about three years: most of this time I have been entirely unable to labor, and notwithstanding I have usod almost everything I heard recommended, nothing afTorded any relief, except tho application of cold water, and this but temporarily. A neighbor recommended me to try ijloau's Ointment. 1 did so and in about four weeks I was able to walk about us well as over, except some weakness.

JAMES FITZGERALD.

Milwaukee, July 5,1S59. Seo Sloan's advertisement in another column,

Sheriff

ale.

virtue of a certified copy of a Decroo to me directed from the Clerk's oflice of the Montgomery Circuit Court, in a cause wherein Isaao A. Marks is plaintiff, and George J. Hays and America J. Hays are defendants, requiring me to make tho sum of ninety-three dollars and eleven cents, with interest on «aid decree and costs, I will expose lit public sale, to highest bidder, on Nnlurdny, Ibc jjlh dny of nay, A. D. 1§C1, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M.. and o'clock, 1*. M., of said day, at the door of the Court House of said county. Indiana, iho rents and

RrofiuMontgomerynot

of a term exceeding seven years of the blowing described real estate, to-wit: l'arl of lots number ninety (90) and ninety-two (93) as the samo arc known and designated on the original recorded ^ilnt of the town of Crawfordsville, and bounded as tollows: beginnira on Washington street, forty-one feet and tbroc inches north of the south-we.?t corner of lot number ninety-two (93) aforesaid and running thence east one hundied and sixty-five feet 10 an al-

r'i TKPn.ce

north twenty feot, thence west one bun-

dreu and sixty-five feet to Washington street, thenco f«lJ»w,VLCintv f°\it0 the beginning: lying and being in Uie county of siontgomery and State of Indiana. «,,m cV

pJof,ls

will not sell for a sufficient

Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement la\r». W.M. K. WALLAPF

rPHE

Sheriff of Montgomery Co

May 5,1861-4*2w4. prs. fee $6 »'_

JVotice of MMssoluion.

partnership heretofore existing under the O*- name and stylo of Mansont Powers, in the Drug r?.'ine"

(his

day dissolved by mutual consent.

Aiuier partj is autnorited to settlo the aots of the All persons knowing, themselves indehud

irithont?elayre1UMtt^

10^•

r«b.l#th.

Md MUle

1*1.

ISTEW STORE

AXD

N E W O O S

*•, t. a

N*.

18M.

J. X. HARRIS &CO.—GENTS: I have for few months past used Perry Davis' Pain Killer for DI SI'EPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT, and I must say it lias done better for me than any other medicine that I have ever taken. |p|

A friend of mine was afflietod with a severe cough, Mid was permanently cured by its use. I can recommend it as a valuable medicine to be kept in overy house. Yourf etc. B. U. FELTON.

NEWARK, X. J.. June 6th, 1859.

MOMTS.Perry Davis A Son,—Gentlemen:—Allow me unsolicited* to send you a word of commendation for your Pain Killer. 1 have used it in my family these several years, and found it nil it claims to be. For rheumatism.coughs.cold", burns, cholera tendencies And difficulties, n" well as diseases generally that prevail in families. I rccrrd the Pain Killer as beyond all priT, and ss efficacious bryend any medicine within my UnnwU'ilec. Wo keep it as ourchicf family racdicui j. and find it3 use in ordinary cases worth more than any doctor. The testimony of others among my aetjiiiintanrei and friends equally favorable. Many rlcrsvm^n have spuken of It in the highest terms a3 a famdy m-dicine. Mis.-ionnrie* in repeated instances have said to jn" in pirmn and in their lettors. that tho Pain KlII?r-was Dyftir ihe best meiltcine used in heathen binds, and they u-e it for themselves and fr.mi'.i-.*' and administer it to others around them. Tim- tuufli lam inclined to say, .13 an act of justice tn iiiid ai a benefit to others. You are at lib to u*e :hi« testimonial, if of any service.

Your-. if., RKV.W. R.JACOBS. Late Edit-irf Christia Chronicle.

IV. nl'.iller "old by all respectable druggist? and

modifine '.1 c-1 T"

I)r. the proprietor and editor of the Lebanon S\ar. in a prominent physician: r.-y Iiavii' Pain Killer, the old and well known remedy, which has acquired a world wide renown for cure of sudden colds coughs, etc., weak stomach, g"n"nil debility, nursing sore mouth, cankered mouth or throat. liver complaint. dyspapsin or indigestion, crump and pain in tho stomach, bowel complaint, pointers' hoiic. Asiatic eholern. diarrhea and dysentery. has Invt none of it^sood name by repeated trial' hut continues to occupy prominent position in ••very famiiy medicine chest,—Lebanon Star, L)cc. 13th. If-59.

at-'-?-,K-m

-St

X, •elwy'a Htek,

Creti

H. POTTENCER,

'"PARES this method of inform!** the pubMc that A he hmi jait received an Intire naw stock of *pno( and rammer good*, which will be told cheap as tne cheapest for cash or prod nee.

The stock consists in part of (he following article*: The latest style* of Ladies' Fancy

DBESS GOODS, A largo assortment of new and beantifnl Print*—new style*. Glores. Hosiery. Collars.Bibbens aiid ^tions. A fall (took of Cloth*. Catisere*.

Cotten«de«, Tweed*

Ac., bleached and brown mu*lin, Tickiii*. atripea Shirting.

Boots and Shoes, For everybody

READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Hats, Bonnets, Qneensware. Glassware, Knives and Forks. Table and TeaSpoons. Ac. Having purchased my Goods at

PANIC PRICES,

1 shall be able to sell goods on as good terms as any other house, and would be very thankful for a liberal patronage from the public. Please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Myers, formerly with Allen ABmford. will be on hand ready and happy to wait on all his old friends and customers at the New

Stoff

Crawfordsville May 5. '61-42yl.

Sheriff's Sale.

virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of tho Montgomery Circuit Court, 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 19lh day ef May, A. D. 1M1, botween tho hour*of 10o'clock, A. M. and 4o'elock, I\ M.. of said day. at the door of the Court House of Montgomery county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real ostatc. to-wit: Lot number ninety-soven (DO in the original plat of the town of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana. And on f&iluro to roalize tho full amount of judgment, intcrost and costs. I will at tho same timo and placo, exposo at public salo the fee-simple of said real cstAto.

Taken as the property of Thomas Kecran at tho suit of Elizabeth Keeran.

WALLAG£

Sheriff of Montgomery Co.

April 27, '61-42w4. prs. feo »3 50.

Sheriff's Sale.

virtuoof a certified copy of a decroo to me directed from tho Clerk's office or the Montgomery Circuit Court in a cause wherein Moses Fowler, ct al., arc plaintiffs and lliram Hughes and Aancy Hughes aro defendants, requiring mo to make tho sum of two hundred and tirty-two dollars and seventy cents with intorest on said decree and cost*, I will expose at public salo to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 33lh day of May, A. D. 1861, between tho hours of 10 o'clock, A. M..and 4 o'clock, P. M., of said day, at the door of tho Court House of said Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits of a term not exceeding seven years of the followingdescribed real ostato, to-wit: Lot number thir-ly-sevon on the original plat of the town of Linden, as the same is designated on the recorded plat of said town, lving and being in the county of Montgomery and State of Indiana.

If such rants and profits will notsel for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and osts. 1 will, at the same time and place exposo at public sale the fee-simple of said real-estate, or so much thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.

Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. \VM. K. WALLACE.

Sheriff of Montgomery Co.

May S, 'GI-4Sw4. prs. fee $5 S5.

S O A N S

INSTANT RELIEF

FOR

Cattle an Horses.

THISof

is truly a great remedy. Half a S3 c?nt bottle Slcan'3 Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm water, seldom fails to cure a horse of colic in a few minutes:—in extreme cases repeat the dose in 15 minutes.

For Bruises. Strains. Sprainj and many other in jurirson Horses. Cattle and other animals. Sloan's Instant Relief speedily effects a euro. Many persons have been astonished to witness the rapid cures effected by the use of this wonderful inedicinc.

ID3Get Circulars of Agents.

SLOAN'S OSNTMENT! For mildness, safety, certainty, thoroughness. Slan's Ointment is rapidly superceding all other Ointments and Liniment.- for the cure of tho following coinplaints: Fresh Wounds. (Julls of all kinds, OrnckedHeels. Ringbone, I'olevil. Windgnlls, Callus, Spavin, Sweeney, Fistula. Foundered feot. Sand racks. Scratches or Grease. Mange and Horse Distemper.

DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE Require require restoration of insensibleper.ipiratioii Sloan's Fever Antidote, Condition I'owiicrs. is a certain Blood Furitier. It never fails to loosen the skin, cleanse the water, create an appetite, and a positive cure for Coughs, Colds. Stiil Complaint, Founder. Distemper, and carries otf liolts and Worms -ml may be given at any timejand under all circumstances with perfect safety.

One package of the I'owdcrs nnd a bottle of the Ointment will perfectly cure a recent Founder in sis or eight days, without, leaving the least efTect in the feet. In llorso Distemper, they will allay tho fever and promote a healty termination of the disease. One I'owderand apart of a bottle of Ointment will, in all cases, cure the Horn Distemper in ti cow two are sometimes required for an ox.

Walter B. Sloan, the original discovcrcr of this truly valuable medicine, still has the sole supervision of its manufacture, but orders should be sunt to his son. Oscar B. Sloan. 24 South Water street. Chicago, 111., who will primptly supply the demand for these popular and truly great medicines.

They are sold by all dealers in medicines. Sold wholesale and retail at manufacturer's prices, at MORGAN A WILSON'S. Agents.

Aprils?. Itfll. Crawfordsville.

Sheriff's Sale.

virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from tho Clerk's office of the Court of Common Fleas of Montgomery county Indiana, in a cause wherein Joshua Cox is plaintiff, and William J. Hall and George Rice are defendants.rcquiring mc to make tho sum of three hundred and twenty-oneilollars and fifty-two «cnu, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at I'uhlic Sale, to the highest bidder. on

Suturdny, tlic 4th day of IHuy, A. D. 1801, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. M.. and -4 o'clock, 1*. M., of said day, at tho door of the Court House of said Montgomery counfy. Indiana, the rents and profits of term not exceeding seven years, of tho following described real estate, to-wit: A part of section eight in township nineteen (1U) north of range three (3) west, described and bounded as follows: beginning ata point on the north side of the road running west from Darlington to Crawfordsville, and at the south-west corner of Isaac N. Larick'sfence, running thence north forty t0) rods to a point, thencc west thirteen (13) rods to a point, thence north three (J1 rods to a point, thencc west with the tail-race of mill usually known as Honey Creek mill, twonty-ono (•21) rods to a point on a line drawn parallel with the west line of Odd bellows grounds, tbence south with said line sixtoen (1G) rods to tho north-wot corner of said Odd Fellows'grounds, thence cast thirty-two (32) rods, less twenty (?U) feet, thence south twenty-six (36) rods to a point on the north side of the road above named, thencc cast with said road twenty (3J) feet to the place of beginning. Also, the following in said section eight (fi) in township nineteen (19) north of range three (3) we*t. beginning at a point twentythree and one half

(23a

'^0MUBe

U. D.MANSON. f£ T. POWERS. March N.

rods on a line drawn paral

lel with north side of the town of Darlington, on the cast side of Madison strcot. running thence in a curve easterly, so as to includc mill-race and creek to a point on the eastern line of said section eight (8), thenco north on said lino to John B. Lowman's corner on ditch, thirty-eight (3f) rods, thence in a south-eastern direction with said dituh, Lowman's line, eighteen (if) rods, thence in a south-eastern direclion on Lowman lino twenty-two andonc-half (22K) rods to the place of beginning, containing together fivo-aores more or less, together with all the rights, privileges ^ln^P"rV'"ft"ccs1° same belonging or in any tkeroto: also, the privilege of conbv W n.'il "!fcA0 the mill, the same as reserved

H. Hnrlnnd in deeds of conveyance

bv them made to John B. Lowman. Ashley S! Wood. Thomas R. Brown and Isaac N. Larick: also the right ?•?.' roVin^.M,}^0 saiA mill twenty (SO) feet in width through lands of I«aac I^riek as granted by said Isaac*N. Larick all lying and being in the county of Montgomery and State of IndiADfti

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient jm to satisfy said decrec, interest and costs. I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee-simple of said Real Estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.

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

Sheriff of Montgomery county. By I. N. ScHOOum, Deputy.

April 13.1861 .-3

prs fee $19 SS.

WESTWARD!

IK^TolTeWj..t

HAVE,u received wn p?tl. pjjtoi,

dfl

May IS. IMO.

et« assortment of

«iwii AowteK B®*

°f Colt s. Allan's, Sharp's and ManhatUn JAME8 PATTERSON.

EVERY BODY'S FRIEND.' Every, Body hat it!

PERRY DAVIS'

"VEGETABLE

A I N I E

THE GREAT

FAMILY MEDICINE OF

THE

-A.GHES-,

TTTK MII tho attention of the trade and the public VV to tfcis long and unrivaled

FAMILY MEDICINE, For the cure of COLDS. COCCUS. WEAK STOMACH

AND GENERAL DKBILITY.

poTTEN^ER

INDEGESTION, CRAMP

AND

PAIN IN STOMACH.BOWEL COMPLAINT. COLIC.DIABSHCEA, CBOLUA, AC.,Ac.

And for Fever and Ague, Sore Tbroat cured by gargling Pain Killer with lit vie water there is nothing better. It has been favorably known for more than twenty years to be the

ONLY-SURE SPECIFIC

For the many diseases incident to the human fami jr.

Internally and Externally It works cquatly sure. What STRONGER TROOP of these facts can bo produced than the following letter roccivod UNSOLICITED from Rev. A. W. Curtis

ROMEO, MACOJID CO.. Mich.. July 9. I960.

MESSRS. J. N'. HARRISA Co. GENTLEMEN.—The confldencc I have in Perry l)aris' Pain Killerosaremody for Colds. Coughs, Hums, Sprains and Rheumatism, for the cure of which I have successfully used it. induces me to cheerfully recommend its virtues to others.

A fow mouths ago I had recourso to it to destroy a felon: although 1 had never hoard of its being used for that purpose, but having suffered intensity from a former one, and having no other remodr at hand. I applied the Pain Killor freely for about fifteen minutes at evening, and repeated the application very briefly tho noxt morning, which entirely destroyed tho felon, and incroascd mj confidence in tho utility of tho remedy. ""X^'cURTIS.

Minister of tho Woslcyan Methodist Church.

THE FAIN KILLER Has boen tosted in every variety of climate, and by almost every nation known to Americans. It is tho almost constant companion and iiicstimablu friend of the missionary and tho trnvolor, on sea and lnnd, and no ono should travel on our LAKES or RIV KltS WITHOUT IT.

Uosure you call for and get the gonuinc I ain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted to bo sold on tho great reputation of this valuablo modicine. lPr'Dircctions accompany oach bottlo.

Sold by Donlors everywhere. Pricc 85 cts.. 50cts., and SI, per bottle. J. X. HARRIS A CO, Proprietors for tho Western and Southern States

SHERRY WINE

BITTERS.

The Celebrated New England

REMEDY

FOR

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,"

JanBdin-, Fever and Ague, CJrnrrnl Debility, nnd nil Ducaura itriaiBg fraa Disordered Meiaach, Liver, or Mowcla,

THF.V

are used and recommended by leading I'liysicians of the country, and all who try them pronounce them invaluable.

Dlt. JAMES L. LKEI'KRE. writes from Navarre, Stark Co.. Ohio, "the Bitters are highly praised by those sutferingfrom indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint.''

K. S. LA VIS. Postmaster at Williamsport. Ohio, says, "they give great satisfaction. I use them myself, having taken cold, became prostrate and lost my appetite. It relieved me. and I enn recotntnend it with great assurance of its merits."

Dlt WM. M. KKER. of Rogersville. Ind., write* us that they arc the most valuable medicine offered.— He has recommended l.hem with great success, and with them inadn several euros of palpitation of the heart and general debility.

THOMAS STANFORD. Esq., niountsville. Henry Co.. Ind.. writes us along letter, under date of May 4, lHiO. He was much reduced, having been afllieted for three years with great nervous debility, palpitation of tho heart of the most severe and prostrate character, "after usingafew bottles I was coinplotuly restored, and am now in robust health."

GKORGK W. HOFFMAN says he was afllieted with rheumatism for twenty years, in all its various forms, and at the date of his letter ho had been two years well the Bitters effecting the cure, when several physicians attending him could do him no good. He.»ays,"for rheumatism, dyspepsia, livor complaint, kidney affection, or dropsy, it is a specific ccrtain remedy.-'

J. HUNT writes from Delplios. Allen Co., Ohio, (a section where Fever and Ague prevails.) that he most cheerfully recommends them of decided merit in all cases of FEVKR AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, AND GENERAL DEB1LITV.

I). K. GALLE11ERS, M. D. writes from Van Wert, Ohio, "I most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dyspeptic persons, and to all who require a stimulating medicine.

Such News we are Receiving Daily.

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE. They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.

Price 75 cts. per bottle. J. N. HARRIS A CO.. Cincinnati, Onio, Proprietors for the Southern and Western States, to whom address all orders.

For sale by Ott .t Son.

HUMORS AND FROST BITES.

PURIFY THE BLOOD. DR. WEAVER'S

CANUMALTKHM

S ^P,

FOR THE CUKK OF

Canker, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas. Scrofulous Diseases Cutaneous Eruptions. Sons Kyes. and overy kind of Disease arising from an impure stale of tlic Iilood. The Dioxt Effcctivc Blood Purifier of

Ihe Nineteenth Centnry.

IS THE PRESCRIPTION OF an Educated FhyJL sician, and all who aro afllieted with any of the above named diseases, should use it without delay. It will drive the^discscs from the system, and when oncc out on the Skin, a few applications of

DR. WEAVERS

OINTMENT,

and you have a permanent cure.

THE- CERATE has proved itself to bo the best Ointment ever invented, and whero once uscd.it has never been known to fail of effecting a permanent cure of Old Sores. Tetter and Ringworm, Scald Head. Chilblains and Frost Bites. Barber's Itch. Chapped or Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or pimples on the Face. And for

SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES. the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. It should be kept in the house of every family.

Price of Syrup $1, Cerate 25 cts per bottle.

Directions accompany each Bottle.

SOLD

MOST MEDICINE DEALERS.

J. X. HARRIS A Co.. Proprietor*.

... Cincinnati. Ohio. For the Western and Southern States to whom orders for the above Medicine* may be addreaaed.

Sold "Whol«*la »»d kuu by Ott A Boa. ret. H. in. Tii-asi-ir. I.

Adininiitratoifi iaite

I'M? «ndet*Jg!Mid"Administrator cf &e'estate rf J. John

Watts,

tioa on the

deceased, will sell at Public Aue-

d. ddtf of March ^next,

•oath eastoorner of the east half of tBe north welt quarter of section twenty eight in township twentT north of range five west, thence north euntv rod* thence west forty rods, thence south eighty rods" thence east forty rode tothe plaeo of beginning, rontaiaing twent^jwes. Tho tosher onlfve"aSjrf th« eat ride WAian CaAphellH to l^elSkaS? ttme wthn the space of ten years from the first day or March 1836 also commencing at the south west nor. ner of the west half of the north east quarter of said section twenty eight, thence east twenty poles thence north forty poles, thence west twenty poles' titenoe south forty poles to the plamfof beginning five acm. Also the west halfiof thee south jialf of, the north west auarterof section twenty eight in" same township and range as above containing twenty aeres

TMMS or 8AL*^One third of the purchase money to ho paid at time of sale, one third in six months and the residue twelve months from day of sale' the purchaser giving notes with approved security' with interest, waiving

ng the benefit of valuation law*' JAA'JE, WATTS A,I».J_ ".I_

Feb. a. 1861

lie Chcrres,

OrsamlU'H,

Cincinnati, 0.

Sold Wholesale and Retail by Ott A Son.

7'YsiTWII

I NT 1 ME" ^-cT"

DR. S. 0, RICHARDSON'S

W3T

k'AIIS. Administri*.—'

"rinter's

fae"$5,30.]s

pxoirs.

100 CINCINNATI ROtER PJ.OW3 JUST REW ceived and to be sold for cash at a small advance on.Cincionnti prices. Theso plows havo,a world wide reputation and consequently there are Pu .«!* S ®atufaclutp a spurious article and'call them tho KovER. Aone are genuine except those mado by Garret ACottman. Cincinnati. Ohio. Fanncrs will please call at No.Empire Block, at the si-n of thftPad Look* and oiamiue Iorihemji«lvei -h

Jan.SC, 1861. SAMUEL H. OR EGG.

Campbell, Galey &, Harter

Would call at ten ton to their Inrgc stock of

jST E W O OOD S

For Spring and Summer,

,.,v Embracing all the new styles of

LADIES DRESS FABRICS:

Jfloaambique,

Grcnedines,

Parisennics,

JLuatrinon,

ChaHis,

All the now stylos in

Bonnet*, Ribbons, Haches & Flowers.

At.SO,

100 Cases Ladies', Misses'and Children*' a

BOOTS AND SHOES.

A S O

Our usual assortment of

O I N S

CARPETS,

HATS & CAPS, 1"

etc., &0.

We aro prepared to offer great inducements to

CASH BUYERS.

Those who have tho cash to pay for goods will tind»

on examination of our slock and prices, that they

can buy nearly double as much for tho saino money

as any other house can sell them.

KENTUCKY JEANSI

ents—worth '-'.V 37.

At 12.S. II and

BLEACHED MUSLINS,

IK nnl ennf*—worth 10, J2 nnd 10 o«nt»

PRINTS,

3K* MX «nl II oi'DtH— wmlli Ifi. 1'J arul Ifi cont«

CHALLIS,

11. .and 2.r conts—worth If. '.'5 nnd 37 cont5.

DRESS FABRICS,

L'-\S'

10 and 25 cents—worth If, 25 and 37 routs.

I LADIES' LACE BOOTS,

At 50, 75 and 51—worth 75, $1, and S1.50.

LADIES' EMBROIDD COLLARS, At 10, 25 and 50 cents—worth 25. 50 cents and $1. April 20, 1HS1-Iy.

ANOTHER GREAT WONDER

KELSEY & BKO.'S,

N. ol, Kelsey's Corner,

[Corner of Greene & Market-Sis.]

"VI7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED mammoth stock TT of staple and fancy

GROCERIES,

Consisting of all articles in their lino of tr.idc.

Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Tobaccos,

Coffees, Rice Syrups. Cigars,

Spices of all Kinds,

Indigo, Logwood, Copperas, Tubs,

Madder,

Alum.

Chocolate,

Buckets,

WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE. STONL AND OLASS-WARK. FRUITS. A GREEN. TWINES. RED-CORD.

WIIITE-FISII, MACKEREL. AND COI).

Half Bushels, a superior article of Dixm'a ground coffec.

ON"nts and Candies,

And in fact everything else in tho Grocery lino. Call and see as. Itring along your 1

*CAPrift3X0a

UVe 10 ,eU-

Attorneys and Counselors at Law,

cf deoedaa

leek, e^w th*

CUftE

NervousHeadache

CURE

Headadie.

i.nr

SKDKKTARr HABITS,

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF

SPALDIftGS

CEPHALIC PILLS,

WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM

EADACHI

THAT A

SPEEDY AND SURE CURE

IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

AH THESE TESTIMONIALS WEKE

Mil. Sl'ALDINO.

MU. SPALDING.

FROM TIIEM.

GROCERIES,

and

50 cents. our

I lleiidnelie. (usually limtim? tw» diiys WAS ci itKl) I AN ATTACK IN (INK llol'R »Y Ylll'R PlI.LS, ulliell 1 iicr. Ileapectfully yours 1

HOI! K.

v. ». VAB90H.

•yrm n*

By tKe~use of these Pills the periodic attacks NERVOVS or Sicc HBASACHB may BE prevented and if taken at the commencement of an attack immediate relief from pain.*nd sickness tgilLbe obtained.

They- seldom fail Jh rMuoving'-the NJXBBA and HEADACHE to which females arc so subject.

They act gently on the bowels,-removing COSTITKKESS. For LITK&ABTMES. STCDEXTS, Delicate Females, and all persons of

they aro val

uable as a LAXATIVE, improving the APPETITE,giving TONE nnd viooB.tfl tho digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and'strength of the.wh ol system.

The CEPHALIC PILLS aro the Tesnlt of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vaat amount of pain and suffering from Headache,, whether originating in the NERVOUS system or from a deranged state the STOMACH.

They aro entirely vegetable in their composition, nnd may be taken at all times with perfect safety without uiakiug any change of diet,

THE AB

SENCE OK ASY DISAGREEABLE TASTE KENDER3 IT EASY TO APMINISTEK TLLBM TO CHILDREN.

Be ware of Counterfeits

The genuine have fire signatures of Henry C." Spalding on each Box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.

A Bo* will bo sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the PRICE 26 CENTS. All orders should be addressed to

HENRY C. SPALDINC,

•IS Ccsdnr Street, Weir VorU.

Deccinbor 1.1¥00. nSOly

rxsoLiciTED nv

MB.

KI'AI.I.DIXO, TlfEY AFEOUD UNQUESTlONAliI.E l'KOOF OP THE EFFICACY OK THIS THl.'I.Y SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

MASO.NVII.I.E, Conn.,

Feb, 5. IPC).

.Sm:

I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and I I.IKE

THEM

so WELI. that I want you to send mc two dollars worth moro. I'urtof these are for the neighbors, to wln.in I gavo a few out of the first box I

got

from you.

Send the Pills by mail, and obliee Yourob't Servant. JAMES KENNEDY.'

'HAVEUSFORP, PA..

Feb. G, 1P.»1.

wish you to send me one more box of your Cephalic l'ills.

II AVE KECIEVED A GREAT DEAL OF BENEFIT

Your?, -rpectfully. MARY ANN

11.

SIR:

You will please s«:iid mc wn boxes of your Cephalic Pills. Scud them iuiuu'diately. Ki-spectfully y..urs. I

HENRY C. SI U.DISI:. KSIJ. .Flmvse And inolosed twenty-live cent?, tor which send mo antillier bus of ymir Ceplialie

W.B. WII.KES

liLVNOI.ll.'

"v Jiiniiiiry u. l-0t. IlKNItr C. Sl'ALIHNO. iNo. 4fi Ccdiir

st..

OHIO, I

IH RC. I-'lt AN 1.1.1 S" (_•

.N.

DKAII Silt

IIICIMSCII find twenty live cents. (25,) for wliieli ^enil l...x..r "Ccpliiilic PillH." Selnl ti» lie iiddi e." ol Hei. Win. Killer. lUwiioHlelMinr. Frunklin e,\t,Olio..

Vdl'R I'll.LS WORK I.IKK A L'll ARM—Cf lit: 11 IMP ACII I: ALMOST INSTANTHK. 4, Truly

Yrsir.ASTi. MICH.. Jan. 14. I^UI.

Mu. SI-AMIISII.

SlK:

Nut lorut liinee 1 sent to you for a box of Cephalic l'ills f«r the cure of the Nervous Headache and L-o.-tiveiie.«.», ilnd recieved the same, and

GO(LL AS KKKIICT THAT 1 WAS

TLLKY I:AI)P(»

INDT OKI) T'L

'rllMl

I'lcaseaend by return mail. Dircct to

I-OLL

A. K. WHEELKIT.

Krom the Kxamincr, Norfolk. Va.

Cephalic l'ills accomplish the object for which they were made, viz enru of headache in all its forms.

From the Kxaminer, Norfolk, Vn.

They have been tested in more than a thousand cases, with entire .'ucce.-s.

From the Democrat. St. Cloud. Minn. If voii are, or have heon troubled with the headache, send for a box. (Cephalic l'ills.) so that you may have them in ca.-e of an attack.

I-'roin the Advertiser. Providence. R. I. The Cephalic Pills are said to bo a remarkably effective remedy for the headache, and one of the very best forthat very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered.

From the Western R. II. Gazette, Cliirago. III.

From the Kanawa Valley Star, Kanawha, Va. Wc are sure that persons .niflerins with the ache, who try them, will stick lo them.

From the Southern I'atli Finder. New Orleans. I..a. Try

tbein

you that are afflicted, nnd we aro sure

that yum -t«-»tircony can be added to the already numcroiis list that has received benefits that no oiher medicine can produce.

From the St. Louis Democrat.

Toe immense demand for the articlo (Cephalic Piils) i« rapidly increa-ing.

Fri.m the Gazette. Davenport, iewa. Mr. Spalding would not connect hi.- name with an article he did not KNOW

Tho testimony in their favor is strong, trom the in(-st respectable quarters.

ITT*A sin-'lf b-.ttle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GI.l'E v.-ili save ten times in cost annually .cfJC

SPAliDING'S-PKWl'ARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PUEPAKED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPArtED GLUE

SAVE THE PIECES

ECONOMY 1 DISPATCH!

TtZT "A

Cr7'*C"

O T7 E

Farmers, vii: Bacon. Eggs. Butter, Feathers, Race,

KLSEY

& BRO.

GXOBGI D. HtTBLST. HCBLST MAmOK,

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford to be without it. It is always ready and always •up to the sticking point.

USEFUL IN EVERY HOCSE."

N. B,—A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price. SS cents. Address.

CAUTION!

As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to palm off on the unsuspecting public, imitations of my PREPARED GtLCE. I would caution all persons to exanise before pvKhMing, and see that the fall

^fbrSFALDING'S PREPARED GLDE^OI.

wrat't*f:

x.-j. ai-iroao.

FREHMRlVMi

NEW GOODS!

AT THE

OLD BINFURII CORKER!

WAASSON & BINFORD

ARE

now in receipt of their Fall anp Winter stock of

Staple and Fancyr

DE1 GOODS!

CLOTHING?

Hoots and Shoes,

QUEENSWARE, CUTLERY, &C., &C,

LADIES' DEES: GOODS, BONNETS AND RIBBONS,

Of all sorts end sixes, for Ladies and Misses,

French Flowers, American Fiowers

Laces, Fringes, &c.

READY MADE CLOTHING,

Of all kinds and styles for men and boys. Bring along your

Produce and Cash!

Farmers: we will sell you.

O O O O O S

AND AT AS

FIGURES,

vis any house in this place can err dare sell. Give us a call.

April '. 1860-Dcc. 15-ly.

STOIKHOLSF..

SI-ARCE CREEK. HCNTINGTON CO., PA., I January It1 I3G1.

Sr.\LDING.

J.Nti. U. SIMMONS,

P. S.—I HAVE FSKN ONK NYY OK VOI'R PII.I.S, AND I KIND TI1K1I KXL'I'T.T.KNT.

l'ills.

THKV

AUK Tiiri.v Tin: REST PII.I.S 1 HAVE EVEII TRIED. Direct A. STOVER. P. M. Belle Vernon. Wyumlol en., O. I

*1 BEVERI.Y. MA.SS. Dee. TL, LHFID. I

H. si-ALDIMJ.

E.i. I

1 wi-sli f»r smno circular^or lnrffcsliow mils, «»rins?

Cephalic Pills more particularlyLber:,rci u._y cus-

If you have any.thin« of the kind, plca^o

tomcrs.

.sulijwrt

semi tn Oncot nn tvho

"AVe Stxidv to [Please!5

»im IIO IS ft TS O.V 8

CABINET AND CIIAIK

4B EMT RS W tiC

W .A 0 0 IV1

7I-: ha

Ur.t.i.K KHNOX. Onto. .Ian. 13. l.'til.

..arc on hand and in:il io order, from good •a.-oned material, and by .••iipcnor workmen, the folluwins assortment, cotisistin: of

J)nalfa.it-, Dini.nq, Card and CENTRE TABLES,

Plain and Fancy Bwisfeads,

TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BEOS,

MATRASSES, W Vnth ami Work Stan (in, WHAT-NOT.S, LOUNGES, .SOi AS,

Hickory. Cane. Wood and Sofu-Sent

Clittirs and Ilockers!

In fact every article of Kurnituru called for, which we will sell cheaper than any other house in town.— Call and examine for yuurselvo=.

REMEMBER:

We defy all CompetitionI

Ti r3Wareroi ins on Grci Campbell. Clalcy

2CE CREAM SALOON AND

p.'ilanti, .Mich.

11. CRAIG- CO.

J.JAVIXG just opi-nci up ir. th abi-ve biisinea? the corner of'Washington and Vrrnon street

In:r..,hams' old stand,) would inform Hie citizens Crawfordsville and vicinity, that their Tod is com I plotc in every respect, and will be .-:Jd at the 'owes figures. Our stock of

A PI

S I fi

H-dsts in part of Suirar.-. CotTee. Tea1.1'( pper,

O.YFE TIO^WMM & &

Candies, Nutf.Raisins. Fi? 1'run Lemon?. Citr-.n. Mac-. Ac.

IKZIEIEIE3 COOL!!

NEW

We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding.and his unrival- .. n,. ariment on- .•••jno^-nment led Gcphiuiel illh. .jp,. ,- new,every thins havimrhe^n fitted up in

III Sr.MKl,

possess real merit. 4

From the Advertiser, Providence. It. 1.

Crackers. Pie?, ar.d un^ur We have in our employ t.i'

STITCH IS TIME SAXUS NIXE."^ I|

As accidents will happen even in well resulated families, it is very desirable tn havo some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys. Crock-

L'Sald

HENRY C. SPALDING.

No. O CEDAR Street. New-York.

*11 othe»»

onstirfnM

in«*ed Cak'-s of a!

hi-si f':i!:'• i" in t'jwi

eddino: C.'ilce.s,

I'lrtirulftrjit'eation will sj'.Unii:

April 13.1B61.-3W. prs fee $0.

are•wiMling

virtue r-f two execution' to mc dir ihe Clerk of the Court -A] Common

ill. at the

aiUOUllb *Jl JUUKUIVMi. saxno time and place, expose at public sntc lae ivcsimple of said real estate. -J

Taken as the property of Ellis Pickennfr anH .ftnia Pickering at tho suit of Jamos Cfraham nnd aihan

wlo'will bo made without any relief whatever from valuation or ap^eme.u laws.vALLAC£.

-Sheriff of Montgomery county. By I. N. ScHOOiJE«. Deputy.

Spectacles, Spectacles.

GOLD,

surer nnd plated Spectacles of the finest

pebble

glasses, just

tors

aSd

May a. \W

received. Also. Kyu Protec

GoMlee.

JAMES PATTERSON.

nr»

II. FM & CO,,

TITODLD respeovfutly infona thtir nameron's cas-' yj tomcrs and'the

PUBLIC GENEBA1LT,

That they are now in receipt of their

FALL&. WINTER STOCK

DRY GOODS,

Consisting of a fine variety of

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS,

PAINTS

Ginghams, Shaker Hoods,

OPERA HOODS, (late styles.)

Hats, Ca,ps, BOOTS & SHOES.

Delaines of every variety and style.

Wc hare also added to our stock, a fine assortment of

Ready Made Clothing,

Whic'i we will sell at Tery low

Egurw.

Garments of every kind.

MA.3DE to ORDER,

FROM

FI.ECB

GOODS,

Which ars manufactured by the Widoics Qf our toic/i. and who arc really ir. need of our patronage.

If you wiah to do good for yourselves and

others for

a small amount, you should call nnd examine

our

stock. I". II. KKY A CO. November 1". IfGO. nJftly

No. 3, Commercial Block.

EVERYBODY! TilK

hnviuc purchased the Dry Ooodi

Stock 0'rimcs* .t linrhridtie. arc now reviving

Fall and Winter Goods,

Which

thf-y

?ire dnrrrmincJ to -T-LL :H I.-W J»S uny othr...

er hou.-'', to pnncMiul or for

'CASH OK l'UO!liCi:r

We ask ail who visit our market to .'-archaic Gncdi to give II- a call, a- we are confident weean do them stood. Our stock consists of

Fill NT?, of till cnt-lei, A I N S

Oil I NO?

S A I

.i.r 5*-u:h

Jl-pJIr. T. X. MVKRr

Cniwford-i

Their ICE CliKAM SAI-OON if fined up with ehtrance and taste, and jn-t the plaec for a warm msV,.

best sty!'-,and V. feel confident that, y-'" are i-repare to meet ihe demands of the pe-pie wi'ii anything in our line. A sup-rior article

BREAD, FRESH EVERY DAY,

I f.onff flrrad, sliiltoni Brcinl. Konnil Ilrcxnt, I .711

[•KirKOKV,

Bleached and Brown Muslins,

rianr.cis fifiill kirt(!«,

O I

iwi-tf.of

liar'.e

[March

)s. M:T

HATS AND CAPS,

|NEW Gi.GCERY ST0SE! C«ittain«r:

O O S

ALL KINDS,

Sativtts, Ca.i.*r.":r?s, T,r -ds.

SOOT'S & SHOES

For cvorybvly. CHEAP! A Cncstask-of .v,

Queens" sir:', fjreocrirs, ii Knives

i\-

For/cs. Tnt

A-

Tablr Spmns.

&*.. nn-'i indeed evcry'.hiss that can bcca'.W :a

will be on hand, ready nnd (i friend- and eii-v-rn'T'. \I.I.I.N .t lii.Nrt'HD. .Jru.. ::!l-ly

ha py lo wait on 'ill h!^

i-p:.-."J.iroo.

DP.

LA CROIX'S

r::r

MEPICAL TKLATi

cr 7nr.

ioJo^icuI

Date.?, Orarii

1-.t

i/r,

-ir,') r.\r,i-:s

TWENTV IIVK CENT parts ot the I'liloii. maturity di^do.-ii.tr ol all aqi:«. cau/inK di. of spirits, palpitation

.'i.'HTi.'lgC,

,\N

s-so

S".-it free

int.", in v.,is :n ini:: ini-mei y. iisdiKesi h-ij of thrill i:-^' n't ere1 oiz,: Siiolent. a :.I It is a trtirhful udv t'-mrdatisicr tiiarriiise, wuu' th-ir iihy:' rv! leiiti-o.*. bavins liajardnd Me healu lo Winch every hiirrinii o"H

cnth-

•OHtllL'" r» nil "f y- o(h and •f h.-M, .,-xct il-pr. s-i'-n dal

innrnri' •ret I'ill if.. rvoii.-ri heart,

hiu«liiiis.-. dcf"clivc Ml

h. oi Ml.-,.-, a CoiI.ioi.v. Ac.. tc 1 nud tho«t- eon'ccr. doubt? of:-

the

mari

hiI

h'iio art conscious of h_iii!piTi e--.aiid privileges

VOl'-NG MK.N iv.o. arjCCNER.ILIY ERUI_ "'L I'J A O.IV of ^vjiich areiii^/i.|(:"S p'M'

Frcrnli Hnml, Split 'fwi»t Ilrvitd. (•l'.'.hiiin llrratl.

r.iubleil with weakness,: libit-in yo-ji.},, too otiV-eU for^o tfuln •c-mcr.im !'. eye-. wr-aknc-H of in-

bn-.-k ai.ii !ow-.r cxtromitic*. c.:nfR*ion idea-. lo-**: of nieiuory, with melancholy, may h- curetl bv thu k' ati-l.o.-'/ NI- \V PAIUS.--A.M) UNI»ON Tl'.L'AT-, .MKNT.

tspc

rior Cakes.To ord-r. for. We.ldire.' 1'irti-. rater if il'-ired. in superb style. I'lea-e givi a May an. fen. I. E. CRAK

!lll.-

A" CO.

S Sheriff's Sale.

ine dir?e*«-d from sidulty. SrjCREt and

eomery County Indiana. I will e.rat puioic -r.!c. ^r"' V.i j".kViit r/..-T i'» tiiv-nvit to the highest bidder, on yn

Ma tarda y« the -|th day of .liny, A. 1». JSOl, Fui:.sci! Ff«A

A a 4

P. M.. of said day at the door of tne Court House ol .«»nd." of ca--'. aii.i w.\ Montgomery county, the rents and profit* profit? for wtuioiit at* nV:• a term not excecduii seven «-ar?. the foll..wii de- I.ariej l-tina.^ j: 4 4i-.iil.l not Mribed Real Estate, to-wit: fhe undivided interest tion i,.,' .."r,-5 ...o t.. heii.-ve thev

of Ellis Pickering ir, the .north-west quarter of st" take

tion eleven Oil) in township nineteen (19) north of ranne four wcst.containjnc onnhundred and sixty acres a'so his undivided interest in

aeven

a-T"* on'

of the north end of the north cast-quarter of the south-wast quarter of said section eleven (11) in snoi township and ranee, the above described rt.tl elate, 4-nr-all lying and being in the county of Montgomery aro State of Indiana. And on failure to realii^ the full [amount of judcmcnt.interest and cost:. 1

the

vn-:

rear,

de-'i

creator r-nrt

t.f

vi^in.v 'I III croi

I Wc have, for voted our tirn' HOSPITALS. i*-v.iiI«T«r (•.iira'-lvfs

'-ir.th—

knowlH?!^

and -(-r.rcti? of ihe rno.-i sk5l«J Pby-kdaii' in Kw«g! rope nr.d on the C'-tririent. Th-•wh" p:«ce ti'-r.-.Aj selv-M underourcare will oow have tb-tuil -nefi' ".p the many NEW AND KFFICACJUt S UEMEDIIiMi-} whi-h arc etiabb-d to in r.di: int-v.ur prr"- icc. and ihe public luny rsMt a-eurwl «f th'' i-une r*nl. .i-

.k Pi .i.rf.—who wi.'hfor

r.ur I)r. iJo

il"

he found on the -rnr.p.-r necornpanyina each box.'f th'.ush aiways iutv and henlihy. so »cntle yet so ac-g: ii vo are they. .V 51 p.-r box. 1 ocy can ne mailed loan" parV

TO THE I.ADIES—"Vho noci a roNHtnvri.vl. lriudicai ivi-'-r with tMrd any of tho«o ini r" ins complaints to which their didic&te o:saniw»lionrender-* them liable, are p-irticu!any invit-d to consult u.i.

TIU:"EI.ZCT:»-G.I LVA.VII-

Pr.orECTt VB."— or mar

ried ladies who-o health »iil not admit, or no de-ire to increase th-rir familie*. may bv obtained as above. It is perfectly safe and h» been exj'.n*ively nseti durins the liwt eiith*. year Price reuucrd. to $10. ][_r Ait- ndaoce daily from ir. the roumBg ti«i batnieht. ami on Sunday• Ir-.m- till 5 p- m.

Medicines w»lh full directions sent. t» any part rt the United States or Canada*, by patient# »ommunicating their symptom' by «»•"«. Buslf.«« corre,-

pondi ncestricily ••oiitidcii:iBl. WIS.U.J

IT I) I filic i« *"i" I'eirr-ti estshlish^rt. under the J.uv LA CuOiA. a. No.

Lanr. AU'ttn,