Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 September 1865 — Page 3

Prospectus of the Indiana' State Sentinel, Dally and Weekly, for

1805-6.

Armed rebellion lias been supprossod, and the conflict of ideas and of principlos hassuccoodod it. The q-iestion now presented to the pooplo is whether tho Old Fovernmont, ns framed by tho Monof the Revolution, shall bo restored, or whetheiQpNew Government. ignoring States Rights and obliterating State Linos, with an overshadowing oentralized power usurping the control and direction of the domestic policy and institutions of the .States, shall succood It. The SENTINEL, as heretofore, will continue to maintain and defend old fashioned Democratic doctriuos. Adoptingtho creed of JEFFERSON, tliofounder of the Democratic Party, the SENTINEL will advocate—

The Bupportof tho Stnte Governments in all thoir tights, as the most competent administrationsfor our domestic oonoerns, ana the surest bulwarks against ftntforepublican tendencies. "f

The preservation of tho genera! government in its whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor of car peace at homo and safety abroad.

A jealous care of 'tho'right of oloctlon by the feoplo. Absolut acquiescence In tho will of tho majority, Che vital principle of Republics, from whioh is no appeal but to forco, tho vital principle and immediate parent of dospotism.

Tho supremacy of tho civil over the military authority. Economy in tho publiO expenses, that labor may bo lightly burdened. honest paymont of our debts, and sacred preservation of the public fiuth.

Encouragement of agflculturo, and of commerce as its handmaid. The diffusion of information, and arraignment of all abuses at the bar Of public reason.

Freedom of religion freedom of the press,and freedom of the person ufcdor protection of tho habeas corpus. J.

Trial by juries impartially selected. Upon the new issues the war has developed and forced upon tho consideration of tho country, the SENTINEL will sretain

The supremacy of the White raoo. Equal taxation, not exempting any description of property from its equal and just coutributTon for thu support of tho Government—general. State, county and municipal.,

Tho immediate restoration of tho late rebel States to theirforraor relations to the general Government, "with all the dignity equality, and rights of the several States unimpaired."

The constitutional right of the sovcral States to determine the qualification of voters. The reduction of the public expendlroros to tho lowest limit consistent with public safety, to maintain thepublic credit and faith inviolate, and diminish the burdens of tho people.

The SB$TIXEL will contain tho latest telegraphic news full and complete market reports, foreign and domestic faithful reports/f legislative and congressional proceedings Stato «fil local news interesting misoel'any, and, in a word, everything that may beneoossary to mako it valuable to the politician, to the business man, to tbe¥armcr, the mechanic and laborer, and in all respects ar. acceptable family paper. Both Congress find the Legislature will soon jkM amble, And it is important that the,people should bo oonreoSly advised of their action and of the measures they shall adopt.

Now is tho tiiae to read. The newspaper, presenting itself daily and weekly, has a powerful influence in moulding public sentiment. It becomes therefore, the patriotic duty of all who entertain the belief that the only hope of maintaining a free, a pure^and an .economical Government is in tho supremacy of Democratic principles and policy, to see thut papers advocating those doctrines and measures have a general circulation.

The SENTINEL, deprived of all official patronage, looks alone to tho people for supportv^nd it will ever bo found a true advocate to their rights andinterests. With liberal encouragement its proprietors will enlarge and otherwisoimprovo it. and place it in a position in every roipect worthy the powerful party it represents. It will requiro but little effort on the part of thoto who feel interested in the maintenance and supremacy of Democratic principles to plaoo tho Sentinel in the hands of every Dcmocraticjfamily in Indiana, at the least, and to accomplish that end every Democrat is rcquestcdito oot as a voluntary agent. The terms of the Daily and Weekly SENTINEL for tho coming year have been fixed si the following low rates: .-y.yi-

WEEKLY SENTINEL.

Single copies, one year $2 Single copies, six months Tun copios, one year -u

With an additional copy to tho gotter-up of each Club of ten. Specimen copies will bo sent to any person desiring it, on application.

DAILY SENTINEL.

Ono copy, one year J® Onecopy, six months Ono copy, three months 5" Ono copy, one month J"

Agents will bo supplied at 15 ccnts a week. Address,}

Elder, Harkness & Bingham,

SoptlG'65. Indianapolis, Indiana.

T.H. WILTON,

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PAINTER Crawfordsville, Indiana:

""Shop over It. J. Fnnce's Store,

O E I A O W July 30 1804.

LAW CARD.

GEORGE JL HURLEY,

JtTTORJYEYJtT f..i

WILL

give prompt attention to the settlement of Decedent Estates, suits on Promisory Notes, and all other business entrusted to him.

OVPICVC—Over J. G. KingsbUry's Book Storo, whoro he will be found at all times. Tcbll Oatf.

"A Strange Adventure,"

BY SAM. C. CRANE,

WILL BE ISSUED SHORTLY.

PRICE 13 CENTS.

None hut disabled Soldiers Wanted for Agents.

TTPFor sale by all News dealers. [julyB

Physician and Surgeon,

§!Fredericksburg, Montgomery County, lid & -v

Will pay speoiol attention tp

iDISEAira OF A STCBBORT* or DANI# OBRODI CHARACTER. 3: OFFICE hours from fl to 8 o'clock A. M.. and from SIS to 1 P. M.. o'osely observod.

Fees will fluotunte with the times. TTPAddress. Maoe Post

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fCornor Washington and Market Ste.)

JOHN CAHHOIi, Proprietor.

HISold favorite Saloon still continues to keep on quality of liquors, tarmers who by tho quart, gallon or barrel are

T"hand'tho best"naaiityHf liquors. Farmers who s-sS desire to purchase by the quart gallon or hjurel are •iiSS

,Voctfully invited to all and examine .the stook. wbfcsh comp£ue^Ve"l^est"as«ortment of liquors eve -brought to Ort»rfordsville. [Deo3tHtf.

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Wholesale and Retail.

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BOBB & MAHORNEY,

lias just received and will keep constantly on hand the Largest and Host Stock of

STOVES

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EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.

Cheap for CASH & PRODUCE.

By the Thousands,

Cotli Wax and Patent Self-Ceilifig CabSu

Country Merchants Call and See Before ^Buying Elsewhere.

AESO MANUFACTURER AND AGENT FOR

SORGHUM PANS

AND ALSO KEEP ON HAND ALL KINDS OF

Galvanized and Sheet Iron.

Axes, Knives, Forks. Spoons,

!|1 Tacks, &o.

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Also a Varietj of

Brass, Copper, Porcelain And Sugar Kettles,

JAPANNED & PRESSED WARE,

Coffee Mills, Flat-Irons, Dog-Irons,

Waffle-Irons, Farm and Dinner Bells,

Skillets, Lids, Coffee Rosters,

Basting Spoons and all kinds of Ladles,

House Work and Copper Sjmithing

DONE TO ORDER AND INSURED.

Jtj3 Brins all your old oast and wrcaightiron.o'd s, leathers, but-

copper, lead, yewter, britannia. tcr, eggs and Beeswax and get tho ca9h or trade Look for tho

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On Washington street, uiuler McClcllond's .jT. Hall, west side Public Square Crawfordsvillojlnd. lay64—July 8'C3

WATCHES, CLOCKS,

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TeWeLrY.

HAVE on hand a larco and fine assortment of the best American, English and Swiss Watches now in tho market. 1,

THE

LARGE assortment of fine Gold and Fancy Jowolry. ail of- the latest stvles, Gold I'ens, ic.

LARGE stock of Spectacles of all kinds to suit tho Market and warranted to give entire satisfaction.

LARGE supply of eight-day and 2+ hour.Clooks, of all kinds, and of tho best quality. Inavo

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received a now and complcto set of Watoh Maker's Tools and Materials, and am now roady to do all work that I may be favored with in tho best stylo and with

^iPHOM3?T^TESS. ,. -V-V7-ATCIIES. Clocks and Jewolry repaired 1m-

VV mediately, and work Warranted One It'ctir. Call at

E. J. Binford's Drue-

otrect, west of Court Ilouso.

Roptawvi P.Fitzpatrick.

Farmers and Merchants MO'

QUJNCY, ILLINOIS.

CJtPMTJIMj~~$S7S,000,00.

Insures Farm Buildings and their Contents, including Live Stock in the country,Dwellings,Furniture, Stores, Warehouses,

Merchandise in towns & ".'l cities, Public Build--s-f-y ings, Manufacture*

ments, &c.

•4 Rates as low as Solvency ana Prompt Payment will justify.

W. N. CLINE, Pres. ,H. M. VAN FRANK. V. Pres. |W. K. VAN FRANK. Seo'y. SO. W. KENT, Gen. ,A(tt.

march-1865yl.:

THOMAS H. WINTON, Agent, Crawfordsville, Indiana

A NICE LOT OF those boautiful FEATHER Dus

"leb7 A WHITE.

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CELEBRATED CYLINDER FEED GRAIN

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««!.,• THE BEST

CIDER MILLS

EVER TJSED.

TOGETHER WITJ^

Sept.^1865-tf.

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Big Coffee t!

WHEAT Screens, PLOWS,

And a general assortment of

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BUILDING MATERIALS,

OILS, PAINTS,

&c,f

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THE ATTENTION

of the citizens of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county is respectfully invitod to the

LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK

of new Fall and Winter, Staplo and FancyDry Goods, now being rcccivcd from New York, by

G. Guthrie & Son s.

Being desirous to pleuc all, and morit tho

PUBLIC PATRONAGE,

mout ot'

C3-POIDS,

Trimmines, Ornaments. Hosiery, *tc., for Ladies, Casimers, Clotlia, lveady-Made CiotUinff,

Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,

Q'uoenswnre, and indced.a general variety of. Gmdssuited to the City and Country liade.

WHICH WE OFFER

to tho public as low as the 1

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For Cash or JProduce.

All kinds of Country Produce taken in

Exchange for Goods.

TTe tender our thanks to the generous public Who have »o.liberally sustained us heretofore, and respectfully solicit a continuance

Of their Patronage

promising to us® every effort to ploase and

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W^£boso who patrdniie us. Our motto is'*Quick sales and small profits.'1

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COME AND SEE US. c.

Guthrie & Sons-

Sept.lS-1805. W"'

Tabic Cutlery.

CAMPBELL,

GrALEY &

HARTER'S,

TIL REST

Ever brought to thlH Markcl.

No trouble to show them,

To Sell Them

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CAMPBELL,

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DRILLS.

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C7ALEY &• JFARTER,,

Mlrciiglh to the Wcnk! Voulli to tlic Aged!! Thi.« preparation is unequalled as a Rcjuvonator and Restorer of wasted or inert function?.

Tho nged should bo certain to innko tho Biokreno a household god. inasmuch as it will render them youthful in feelingand in strength, nnd enable them to live over again the days of their pristine joy. It not only exhilarates but strengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing, especially to those who have been reduced to a condition of servility, solf abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cnuso of tho iinpotenc.v of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the effect, at once and forever.

BIOKHENE

Cl-RES JMPOTKNCV. GKNKUAI. DEIUI.ITV. NERVOUS IKCAPACITY. DYSPEPSIA. BEPItESSION, I.nSS OP APPETITE. LOW SP11IITS. WEAKNESS OK TIIE OBOANS OF GENERATION*. IMBECILITY, MENTAL INDOLENCE. EMACIATION. ENNUI. It has a most delightful. Desirable nid Xox-ol oflToot upnn i.he nervous system nnd all wlioarom any w:iy pro«(ratea ny ncrv.,.« ^liafl.bilitics are earnestly advised to sock a euro in this most excellent and unequalled preparation.

Persons who, by imprudenco. have lost their natural vigor, will lind a speedy und permanent euro in tho

BIOKRENE.

Tho FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DISPAIRING, the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial it will be found totally differont from all other articles for the same purposes.

TO FEMALES. -This preparation is invaluable in nervous woaknossos of all kinds, as it will restore wasted strength with wonderful permanence.

It is also agrafid tonic, and will oivo relief in Dyspepsia. with the first dose. A brief porsistonce in its use will renovate the stomach to a degree of perfcct health, and banish Dyspepsia forever.

Ono Dollar per Bottle, or six bottles for $5. Sold by Druggists sonerally. Sent by oxpress anywhere, by addressing llUTClilNGS fc IIILLVEII.Proprietors, 81 Cedar Street, New York.

John D. Park. Cincinnati!, and Lord it Smith. Chicago, Wholesale Acents. [aprla'OSy.]

jrit*,viion jv'otice.

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County,)

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WILLIAM K. WALLACE. Clerk af the Circuit Court for said county do eertify to the Sheriff of said county, that the^ following Officer is to bo elected at'tho General Elccliori 10 bo held on tho second Tuesday in October next I8G0, to-wit:

Ono County Commissioner for Montgomery coun ty, for District No. 2. In testimony whereof 1 hereunto subscribe my namo and affix the Seal of said

THE

Court at Crawfordsville this 9th day of September, 1H63. WM. K. WALLACE, Clerk.

Seal.

qualified voters of Montgomery county are hereby notified to meet at their usual places of holding Elections in their respective Townships on tho second Tuesday in October next, 1H55, and then and there vote for a person to fill tho offico mentioned in the Clerk's certificate above.

JOHN N. McCONNELL.

SepU6'G5iv Sheriff of Montgomery County.

AXES.

ARefined

Superior article of LippeneottJt Co's. Double Cast Stool Axes, warran od. For sale by dec3tf LEE BROTHER.

AGKNCY OFFICE.

EEAL ESTATE AGENT,

and

TNTOT^JRY "PXJ13LIC)

WILL ALSO EXECUTE

Deeds, Mortgages, Wilis, &c., &c.,

OIV SHORT NOTICE.

OFFlCE.on Washington Stroot. ovor First National ISank. opposite Crano Ilouso. Crawfordsville, Indiana.

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CEDRON. BITTERS#

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The InlMt nnl/ITIMt|lDiiMrt Discovert of tlic Nlnrlecntli 0«at«rr.

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No man's namo is more intimately conneoted vitK tho history ef Materia Modioa of ino United States, or more favorably known as a pioneer in Medical discovery, than that of

John Bill! of Louisville. Kentucky,

ilia inimitable preparation of Saraaparilla has long stood at tho heads of the various compounds of that valuable drug.

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY

Has become a household word throughout tho west aud south.

His "Worm Lozenges

In less than a year after thoir introduction attained a reputation as wide-spread *as the continent of North Aiuorica.

But the crowning «lory of his life remains to be attained in his latest discovery, or rathor combination, for he docs not claim to have been the diacoveror of

O E O N

Which is tho basis of the bitters now offered to tho public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtues havd been known for more than two hundred yfears.— Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria, and handles, without fear, the. most venomous serpent. It is a belief with thom, that, while there is breath left in tho body, tho Cedron is potenttocurs.no matter what tho disease way be.

While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, he is, nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate, or to the miasmatic influences, it stands

W I O A I 1 1

And justly deserves the roputation it has so long enjoyed in Contral America and tho Western States,-

11ST DYSPEPSIA"

And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts mors like a charm than a mcdioind. There is nothing in tho wholo range of Materia Medica that can for a moment boar a comparison with it in this disease/

A full account of this wonderful plantmay bo found in tho llthLcditionttf the U. S. Uyeponsatory.pagos 13H7 and 1368,

A scrios of experiiSjtn*..'" in which Dr.'Bull has beerf for years engaged, has just been brought to asuccessful termination, nnd he is now enabled to offer to the public a combination cf CEDItOJf With othor'approved tonic3 the wholo preserved in tho best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which hoi# confident has no equal in tho world. 1 Ho might furnish a volume of certificates, but-' tho' public havo long since learned to ostimate such things at their true value. The safest plan is. for* every.ono to test for himself tho virtues of a now, medioino.

IT*'

GIVE TUB

E I E S

One trial, nnd you Will never use ony other/

It Ts not ltecoSsnry to publish' a Ton for which the Cedron Ki

list of diseases

itters area specific, in all discasoQ ol vhe

Bowls, Liver or Kidneys,

In affections of the

Krajii, Depending upon "Derangement of fhc Mtoiuncli or Bon'cl«,

Gout, Rlieuinaiuni and Neuralgia

AND IN

FEVER and AGUE,

It is destined to supercede all other remedies. It' not only cures those diseases, but it prevents thom.

A wineglassful of these Bitters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviatS ihe ill effects of tho most unhealthy climate and screen the person taking it against discaso under tho most trying exposure.

80M by (iioccnnnif DraggiM! Generally.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

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Fifth Street, Eouisville, Ky. r.v\ iS3& 4'

E. J. BINFORD, Crawfordsville, Ind.

$ ALSO SELLS ,^

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Bull's Sarsaparilla.

5 4

Smith's Tonic Syrup.

Bull's Worm Destroyers.

TTT Romsmbor B. J. Binford's Dru&Storo. Craw ordsvillo. Ind. [fiiaySO^oy

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