Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 December 1865 — Page 3

Bsollbh Henry xame '5} rinntioft Anthony H. Barker'*) John Jiuira Beach Natlran

Brown-Thomas.

lble Lewis ible David O,. 'ornell'ajilrftm lieirs

feiddlo Itachol same Busenbark.Mary J. Barton Willidm C.r '. fix John,

Santa

Fouls John samo Lakson Thomas Mooro L. C. heirs same Whito Goorgo same

Blaok David Brock Seth Clark Caroline W. same same Campbell Henry C. Clark Benjamin Heats Elizaboth Fields Steven *. Harter David HamRebeooa samo Kashner Joseph II. Morgan Alteyora Myors Surah li. Newell Davis Pierce John Porter George R...-,v» samo Price Robert Rico Vardiman Robbins Abram's heirs Stonebrakur's Jos. heirs Stonebraker David Shevroll H, C. Smith Joseph samo Williams Daniel same Wolverton William Zerfis Adam

lioono Richard Fall Delia .- Gott Robert Grimes Joseph .'..y Harrison's Robert heirs Martin M. E. Proctor Selvon Vanolcavo David Jr. Wabash College Welch Messor B.

Delinqiieiit Tax List.

A List of .Lands find Town Lots returned nnd remaining dclinquonVfor the iion-flny-rnent or laxos for the year 1864 nnd previous years, with interest, and a on ally of ten per eentum thereon, together with current taxes for the ypur 1605 nnd cost of advertiding.

lVo. I, Con I Crffli Townihlp.J No.

30 51

Bible 3

Carman Caleb Dunwiddie Williatti Dctcheon Stow S.. '"snifhe tii '.'satD4 :'ri' same Dtfwey'a Job heiri'" Dnsifey JanicsH. Ellis John Harris James HabbrRfohmrd D.i LungerlFhilip £v samo snino samo samo Newland Jamos H. itmo '•*^*1^ same samo Reynolds Martha G. same Reynolds Russet samo Riddlo Sarah Stevens Aaron same Smith's Nanoy heirs Bwank Joseph Westfall George

102

"128

130

139

Btimo .'v

,l'?d6

-143 155 301

647 2

IW S sec 21 190 5 a 40..Pleasant Hillln-lotil A 12....••••••.

Ste•w

seo 0 tSOr 5 a JO. .i

ew Richmond in-lot 2

®™T?t w'B's W qjloe 17't90 r6 a 5 hundreds 77 900 neq sdtfJ4.tBCr 5 a 80 wq seel t90 r5 a 149 hundred's90....v.ii send see 2 20/r 5 hundreds 48 t. se seo2 120 5 a$0 it qs seo 35 1 20 5 a 40... 340 Pleasant Hill in-lot 49 do do 50 j, 7 do do 51.... do do 52 388 Now Richmond do 3 4 4 block 1 oonw do do 5 46 block 1 380& hofptncqs wq sec35 1 20 r6a 1 hundreds75.... of ptn qsec 35 t20 0 a 1...'. 390 pt qsoo 17 t90 r5 a23 402 sec 32 1 20 0 a 40. sec 33 1 20 0 a 40 403 oh so sec 19 120 0 a 20 411 sec33 t20r5a 80 906 see 27 20 6 a 80 e"h sec 27 120 6 a 80.

No. 2, Wnync Townahl^. 9 sec 18 119r5 niB8 hundreds 40.......... noqnvq sec 18 119 5 a 40 31 8 sec 27 119 6 a 80 32 cor seo7 119r5 a 1 03 sec 22 119 0 a 80 so so see 23 119 0 a 40 106 h_s w,q sec 13 119r 6 a 80 ...". side see 24 119 r0 a 50 194 Aliddletown in-lot 11 204 do do 17 ao do 20 3j8 pt see 6 19 5 a 26 hundreds 67 pt fr soc 6 119 r5 a 8 67

No. 3, Biplcy Ttwinhip. 9 pt soc 19 118 5 a 32 Alamo in-lot5b1nck 7 pt SCO 38 118 6 a 20 pt no Pee 30 118 6 a 20 pt no sec 30 t, 18 6 a 5

Alamo in-lot3 block 17 do do 2 do 5 do sh do 7&8 block 12 cor sec3 118 5 hundreds 40 ." Alamo in-lot3 block 10 do do 5 do 10 do do 6 do 10 pt sec II 118 6 a 1 hundreds 47 Alamo in-lotl block 10 .. do 'do 5 do 6 do do 1 do 3 seo 8 118 5 a 100 Alamo In lot 3 do do lit lii... do do 5 4 6 .11'.', I'.tItC .'i nwqswqsec3tl7r0a40 ad Alanto in-lot 3 4 5 blockS no sec 30 18 5 a 20..

129 131

162 191 194 3U6 214 223

224 239 245 253 209 276 278

he sec 30 18 r5 a 19 hundreds 50.... Alamo in-lot 5 block 1..........i..... do do 5 do 13.. do ... do 9 do 3... do do 7 do 16 do do 8 do 16 do do 748 do 12 do do 1 do 5 No. 4) Brown fawuhip. 16j2d add Wavelnnd in-lot 8. do do do 9 ts see 36 117 6 hundreds 20...

351

354

367

Ayors Alonzo same BarrWilliam H. si Batley Sarah A. Coy John Case Reed samo Canine Henry R.J Galey William L. Harrel Riohard D. Hanna Thomas Hawkins William P. same Johnson Barret R. Jarrot Abner Kephart Philip Morgan John samo MoCallM.JI. J.&F.M. Pendleton Francis Rhodefer Samuel S

Vaveland in-lot39 4 30 pt seo 36 117 6 a 3 ill JJ ll'_ 1 On I.

ad add Waveland in-lot 32 4 33 do do do 34 4 35 3d do do do 188.". do do do do- 187 pt oh sec 1 117 6 a 33 1st ndd Waveland in-lot 3.... 2d do do do 12... do do do do 13. ptwh FOC 30 117 r6 al hundreds 93... 2d add Waveland in-lot 10 4 II corn soe 7 117 5 a 2 hundreds 11... 2d oadd Waveland in-lot 36 do do do 39 Brownsville in-lot 3.... add do do 4 tshwh nwq seo 36tl7r6a4

183 211

.917 220

258 261 279

,327

'330 37' 404 446

till well & Shular Shular Andrew J. same ,, Wease Eliiabelh

Waveland pt in-lot51 Brownsville

do 84 4 85

do do 108 Hit! 110

Waveland pt side in-lot 14 do ao do do 1 ad do do ^p2 Wo. S, Scott Township. 30 4 36 Old Plat Parkersburg in-lot 10 sssass

Albertson Elizaboth llunch 4 Welty Conklin T. 4 P. same same Charter's Sarah heirs Ferries DunlevyAFowler Gambril 4 Harshberger Hall John R. Harvey M. J. 4 Atholia Himes Daniel H. Lee Daniol R. Loffland Alfred same same May Willis L. Mikels Cornolius Noland Elizabeth same Naylor Charles B. same same •Oliver Georgo W. j-ir, Ott Honry O'Herron Rebeoca samo

Oliver ]Slias heirs Patterson John Snyder 4

Smith William II. Thompson Daniel Wiltoy Eliia

Askins Jamei same Britton Charity Clark Andrew J. Gleason Elizabeth Hurley Franotes R. Maddux 4 Brothers iPierce J. B. 4 C. W. Taylor Reubon same same same Thompson Alexander as

do do do 4

1® 104 soc 17 117 4 a 40............ 127 Parkorsburg in-lot 2 1 A

I?? PA ^,1 ^.1 ?oc '0 117 4 a 73 hundreds 34 216 Old Plat Parkersburg in-lot 19 234 elch's add do do 142 ... £73 so seo 18tl7r4a80 291 ne qs eqSec 17 117 r4 a'40 289 Old Piatt Parkersburg in-lot 30

No, 6) I'nion Totrnabip. 5 pt seo 34 19 5 a 30.........v, ."i.. 87 pt soc5 118 4 a 9 169 pt sec 15 119 4 a 15 seo 16 .t 19 4 a 40 pt seo 211 19 4 a 2 hundrods50 195 n_w 8 soc 13 118 4 a 40

Drake Silas same Emmons Michael R. Horney John D. Osborn Simeon Rusk Elam B. Wright Wm. Guardian of Mary L. 4 J, Wright Worth John .^4 Parish Joseph samo .* Peterson WiTliam

360 Jonnison's add out-lot Cruwfordsvtllo 410 pt 8 sec 15 119 5 a 2 475 8 iv soc 21 118 5 a 80 510 Cattorlin's ad out-lot Crivw'ville pt end 123 4 45 514 soc 36 18 4 a 40 .' 666 sec 12 119 4 a 80 679 pt so see 12 119 5 a 12 hundreds 15 pt sec 13 19 5 a 15 pt fr qsec 18 19 5 a 22 hundreds 06 761 pt sco 17 118 4 a 7 777 pt W SCO 15 18 5 a 02 658 pt n'w see 26 18 4 ptsvqnvq soc 26tl8r4al3 hund 85 659 pts fr no soc 1119 4 a 20..... pte hsoq soc 1 119 4 a5 pt sec 1 119 4 a 17 hund 50 883 pt no seo 27 118 4 a 19 hund 09. soc 12 119 4 a 80 885 pt 0 qn Hoc27 118 r4 pt soc 26 18 4 a 23 hund 65 886 pts sec 20 118 4 a 15 hund 35 910 ptn 8 wqsec 1 118 4 a 15 hund 62 1035 ptn'cqn eq sec 30 119 4 a 2 hund 79 1050 pts qs sec29 118 r? a33hund 21 llB3 pt no sec 34 118 4 a 76 hund 81 lS31iJennison's ad-i Crawfordsville in-lot 6.... Crnwfordavillc Corporatioa.

Canby's add Crawfordsville in-lot 15 blk 27 do do Old Plat Thompson's add Collage do Canby's do Jonnison's do pt sec 32 119 4 hund 25 Old Plat Crawfordsville in-lot 09

do do do do do do

2°.. do «}.' do

Trustee of William H. Schooler's Securities Wallaoe James, hoirs Wilson's John heirs same Williams Osgood W. tame Wilson Jimes same Whitehead David h-. Wade Jethro Wade I. F. p|l?| Wilson Emma4 S

pt pt pt

Plat Crawfordsvillo pt in-Iot7 4 8 ptsoa 32 119 4 a 4 hund 35 Old PlatCrarwfordsvillo in-lot C2 N. A Duhn's add do

No. 9. Franklin

Andrew's Hiram'heirs Andrews El wood' same Blackburn Rachel Booher Nathaniel Barnhart Solomon Corbet's James heirs Carson Huston D. same Ctmpbell Nancy

ffptTownship.

Darlinjto do

Endlcott William Ful wider1.William EH mo poine Francis Nanoy .InncB 4 Stipe Mahan O. P.' iMcCafferty Rebecca Smith Washington Sayer Mary J. Thompson Knooli ,, same .. i,*• WhetSleivHoraco ?. same' Webster Alonson G.,

I JU

pt^c seolO 180 rS n60..n pt roc 16 SO r5 a 5 $168,31 8 wq ne seo 33 tfiO r5 a 80 S0 70 pts eq qseoSI tSC r5a 5 ,. ,4.47, Pleasant Hill in-lot 34 .v.-. do dr H-33 do ao pt Ti sec 94 1 80 6 a 1.. pt&wqsecl? 120 5 a23...... pt wqscc 17190 S a 85. pte seo 88 tsoyo a 10 hundreds 45........ pt 8 see23 120 r0 a35.....' pt oh sccSV 190 6 a 10 .. .......... eeor w.q see 10 t'20 S'a7.i Now Rlohrtaondinrlot'.rblock9 4° 4? *8 block 3 do

15,49 31.68 '10,33 30,11 17 79

11C 64 20.« 84,42 59.75 13,13 4.48

37,86

30.08 15,55

83.84 17.73 92,35

230,90

111.43 50,84 35,83

100,41

227.80 18,83

3.96

51.37

50,49 1.36

43.20 7,83 1,27 7.71 10,61 1,56

15,62 3,00 1,42 0,01 2,66

234,98

29,27

53,19 12.17 1.96

38,51 8,41 13,96 33,11

35.00 4.35 3,24 34,89 40,64

64,34 28.S9 35.05 18,50

20,SO 10.01 0,56 1,19 24,22

35,14

11,52 29,00

19,42 4,10 42,44 0,23 53.92 3,73 33.16

3,30

10,55 Sa.oo

72.84 60,47 0.04 19.54 87.1J1 7.83 33,23

130,51

57.69 U.35 1'11,09

18,72

46,60 22,25 62,84

22,95 19,33 96,88 18,58 23,99 108,38 35,07

do 10 blk 27

pt do 52 do 10t pt do 97 ". do 15 blk 21.. ch do 1

43,49 14,12 18. 17.74 70,70 3,63 80 46

86 87... 116..

371,65

do 145 do 148 do end 90..

dSfl

pt q'n'w soc 81119 4 a .1. Old I"

122.45 17,52

269,97

do 6...

134,37

do do do do 6 Thompson's do do do 3 Wilson's do do sh do 2 S. S.' Thompson's add Crawfordsville in-Iot3... Old Plat do pt do 111. 7. ItKadUoii Township. shshscqseq sec 18 120 r4 a 10 pin soo 19 20 4 a 1 Linden in-lot 43 block.6...... pt li a sec 1 120 4 a 30 Lindon in-lot 10 iwqio qsec 16 t20 4 a 40

689 685 686 688 N

1 119 r3 a 80............. in-lot 8 bloek 4 opt do do 4...... 1*10

6'arlingtonin-lot19119

fr 9 sec 3 alO 1 block 6...., Wm, Cox'g add Darlington h'in-l'ot 7 blk 8 ea soc30120r ft40. Darlington in-lot 1 block 9...... do do 8 do S Shannondalo do 11 do 4 do do 12 do 4 t.

251.12 40.72 36.85 43,46 168,10

I sec 4 t20 4 a23 hund 33

No. 8i Sugar Orcok Townahip. 198)e see 13120 r3 a 40.... eh sec 13 t20r3n82 201 In ond sec 19 t20 3 a 60..

101 NYm. ('(i^ add Darlington in-lot 1 block l»2|hannundule a-s, do do

390&406

I -143

wNo.

'irfp

rAcce&JJodsin -Davis Hfcr\-ey Duke George

Fuffenwider William Iladloy Si mod 1'. Inlow's Jesse heirs Millar 4 Bc$k Rador Geor«o R.. ijsamo Stanford Willinm A. Spry, James 11. -Thrall'Arthur A. Vanarsdall Gcorgoi ,• Warbinffton GeargoG samo

STATE GF INDIANA, MONTGOMERY COUNTYjScT I, ISAAC M. A'ANCE. Auditor of said countjThoroby ccrtify that the fort list of landf and town lots in said county were returned delinquent for non-paymanfc'bT'the taxes thorcon for tho yoar 1864, that said taxes. together lyitn interest, penalty, current I taxes for the year 1805, and cost of advertising, remain unpaid at this date, as appeara^rom tho County Treasurers roturn. and that the said lands and iown lots were recorded my offioo tho 15th day of Dcocmber 1865. .ISAAC M. VANCE, Auditor Montgomery County,

N0TICE is hereby given that so much of the foregoing lands and town lots as may be nesessary to discharge tho taxes, interest, penalty and cliargos that may be duo thereon, or due from the owner thereof at the time of sale, will ho sold, or offered for'Sale, at public auction, at tho Court Houso door, in the town of Crawfordavillo in Mifiitgoincry county Indiana, within the hours prescribed by law, on the FIRST MONDAY in icbruary A. D. 1560. ISAAO'M. VANCE. Auditor Montgomery County.

.1.V OiWMJVJlJ\mCI2, I To provide for lighting with Cin the City of CrnwfortUvillc prcncribing the potVcrx nnd duties of the Ons Compnuy, nnil nfllxiuff penalties for the lunlicioua injury of any

Ons fixture. SEC. 1. Bo it ordained by tho Common Council of tho City of Crawfordsvillo. Indiana, That John G. Miller 4 Co., their associates, successors or assignees, be and aro hereby authorized to use the streets, innos, alleys and other public grounds of said City, for the purpose of laying down and maintaining therein pipes for tho use of said City and the inhabitants thereof Provided that said pipes shall notintorfere with the proper drninage of said City, by tho

nocoasary

13 13.02 2,24 8,54 tt.OO 1,68

construetioij 'ofVate?7 and

prov*3e3 also'that neither the said City or inhabitants thereof shall bo liablo for any dainngo for tho necessary disturbance of said pipes in Construction of any other proper works or improvements therein r«r the drainage of any of the streets, alleys, lanes or" other public grounds or in construction of any other public or private work.

SF.C 2. That whenever said John G. Miller & Co., their associates, successors or assignees, propose to open any or the streeU, lanes, alleys or other pub lic grounds for tho purposei of laying down pipes therein, they shall givetno Mayor of said City throe days notice thereof and shall not during tho progress of tho work, unnecessarily obstruct the passage of said streets, lanes, alleys or other public ground/, and shall within a reasonable time put the samo_ in as good a state of repair as thoy wero before being

^rSEC?"3. That in consideration of the privilcgo herein granted the said John G. Miller 4 Co., their associates, successors or assigns, shall rnrnish Gas to tho said City for such public purpose as the Council of said' City shall require of a quality at least equal to nine speriil candles from a five foot burner ataratonot exceeding four ($4) dollars per thousand cubicfeot. and shall, put up 20 lamp posts with lamps alons tho streets wnero the mam Gas pule' may be laid, whenever the Council may diroct free of all charge whatever. The inhabitants of said City to be furnished with Gas of tho same quality, and subject to the rules and usages regulating Gas companies in tho State of Indiana. The Meters to

SEC. 4. That tho privilige hereby granted arc upon consideration that saia John G. Miller 4 Co., their associates, successors or assigneos, shall on or before the first day of March, 1860, commence and diligently prosecute the construction of said works for the manufacture of gas of sufficient capacity to supply tho said City and inhabitants thereof with gas, and shall complete tho same on or before tho urstjday of July, 1866. Any temporary failure on their part to perform any of tho conditions herein required of them, except as to the comuiwj'-'ineiil or completion of the works, shall not work ^forfeiture-, of the privileges herein granted, provided that sudU condition on their part accepted bo complied with within a reasonable time.

SEC. 5. That if any person or persons shall unlawfully and maliciously injure, romove or destroy any gas lamp post,gas pipo, gas lantern or gas fixture in any streot. lane, alloy or otlior public grounds, ry such jJorson so offending shall oh conviction roof bo fined in any sum not exceeding riftf Dollars, to be recovered by prosecution bcloro the Mayor'of said City, or by civil action, before any court in the State of Indiana.

1(12,17 P0.S3

SEC. 6. That the Council of said City shall havo tho privilcgo at the expiration of tho term of 20 years, before mentioned, Dy giidjig one years notico in writing, of purchasing fronrsaid John G.Millor 4 Co., their associates, snocessors or assignees, for the use of said City, all the buildings,pipes, apperatus and privileges constituting the said gas works, the price of which shall bo determined by five disinterested persons, two of whom shall bo choson by tho Council, two by the Co., and the fifth by tho four so choson, and should the Council dcclino to purchase said gas works at tho expiration of 20 years, then tho privilcgo herein granted shall bo continued for a further term of live years.

SEC. 7. And it i» further ordained that in consideration of the privileges herein granted, tho said John G. Miller 4 Co., shall subscribe to tho oapital stock of tho said oompany hereafter to bo organized for tho purpose aforesaid, the sum of fivo thousand dollars, and that the said City,shall havo the privilcgo of subscribing to tho capital stock of tho saia company to bo organized, tho sum Jr Iho.thousand, dollars oondithmwl upon a voto of tho citizcns or a a a

SKC. 8. This ordinanco shall take effect and be in force from and aftor its passage and legal public^

^i'assed December 12th 1805, WILSON H. LAYMON, Mayor, Attost: T.D.BROWN. Clerk.

81,85

10^0 37,80 11J0 30,85

.. ......v.-... 38,72

COMMERGIAL ROW

37#

MILLINERY STOKE.

OMMEB CIAL ROW, ^.

aBEBU ST,

Crate for dsvillc, Indiana* 1

Mrs. M. L. Willi

AFTERfavors,

12.25 11.13 16.26 30,59 40,32

9.01 8,50

AGAIN RETURNING THANKS FOR past would respectfully inform the Ladies of city and surrounding country that she is ain in the market with afull and complete stook __ Millinery Goods—all articles usually found in an establishment of the kind.

TCPCall and examine our Goods befere purchasing, as we aro satisfied this stock cannot but please the most fastidious. [nov11 m3]

Administrator's JYotice.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Vezey Tracy, deoeascd. late of Montgomery county, Indiana. JESSE GRENARD, decl6wnp3x. Administrator.

LEE & BROTHER'S

NEW GROCERY STORE. Tsold

3,«.

bfta -1 I

HIS establishment is now stocked with a large assortment of plain and fancy Groceries: which will bo for cash ^jVroduco county ci ing eltc»

county call in and examine our stock before purchns- will iwh -il* i'*

2--

I do •. do 7 do do "do 8 do 2.. 173 iv li q-sac 21.1 lit 3 a

'.".13 295 380

V,t soc 30 119 3a'l hund 75... Shaiiiunidalu pt oslde'in-lot4 block3..%.-" uo do 4 do 1.

sfloorswqs wqscc 12 t' 19r3 hnnd 50: Will. Cox's add DarlinRton in-lot 4 hik 3s-y A. Hoover's add„r'^ do _do 3 do 7....\ do ij5q£ -,^do '4 do 7V... Wm.'C6x't.*do£ri*A dw v5"do, -SdoW...' do do do Trdo fldo8...Jdos.onddo 1 do 3....

441

I'O, Wnlnnt Tewaahlp. Valley City in-lot pf wh wq se612 £.18 r3 hun\l 26. Valley City oh in-li

'.107 109

•3'5135 105 '/iii 190 -.• 260 315

-lot 9 do, 10

pt 8 seo 34 18 3 a/127...'.' '.X cor j-eo 12 118 3 hund 12....». qlseo 101 I8,r 3 a80... soqnoq sec in 118 r3 a40 pt q,sec 18trJ8r3 aS hund 50 pt W see3ff t.l8.r 3 hand 20 pt sec 36 118 r3 a 3 w.h s'e-qSeoHht 18.r3 h80v-1" ...... wE sea SB 118 rC3it 80$£' i.tjt) nhnwqscq sec 29118 rS ft'20 ,'sl.i ...i '.*& No. 11, Clark TownU^ 'i 19 pt sec 01 17 5 a 21 hund 44.. i. .'.l:.".V:.". 32 pt, sec 31 117x3 a2.^huml 75....«* "''•1 pt 8 qfiec31117r3 hund 50 wdiv'sn Forest Homo 34 in-lot 9. 49 Harney'4 Stover's add Ladoga in-lot 5 54 pt q.S sec 25 17 3 hund 80 'i iy. 91 ftl.rersftSritta iidd oatrlot Ladoga pt in-hXi-1-!I3 division Forest Homo do 4 '-'-136 WeTister's odd Ladoga in-lot 3 .' .' 149 pt h« (J.86C 18 17 3 hund 25 203'tv 8Cq SOC 34 117 3 a 20.. 2P1 pt sec 31 117 3 a.l

345 150 371

r375

5X 396,

Bafnctt Mary BillingslyA. D.-

361,68

Burk Join Itlanton Williom Bergen James C. Connct Mathew Colo John Kllis Itoiicy Fullen Arthur E. Harris James Mars John S. Maughn William G. McXlurry Margaret F. Parker 4 Mars Guillen John Snyder William,

pt S 1 Old Plat Ladoga in-lot 4 block 2... do do do' 1 do 7. division Forest Homti in-lot 1 lit 3 sec 36 17 3 a 8 Webster's add Ladoga'pt in-lot 7....

'21)3 :wti

74,39'

16,i:

20.40 31*10

32,27

J&.68

no cor sec 13 118 3 hji ml sl." 20.04 cor iec li! 118 3 at! bund 80- •«.• 42,87] 138,«|

Tto.ai 17,(M 99,83 5»,13

,127,19

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DR. CHEESEMAN'S ^IlXS

was the commoneement of a new ora in tho treatment of irrcgularities'and obstructions which have consigned so many tpja NIEU ATUBE GRAVE. No fcuialo can enjoy good Health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes placo tho general health begins todeolinc. These pals form THE FINEST TKEPAKATION KVBlt H'T FORWARD with IMMEDIATE nnd PERSISTENT SUCCESS. OON'T BB WECEIVIiD. Tako this advertisement to your Druggist, nnd tfell him that-you wont tho BEST nnd most 11 ICII A lll.K FKJ1ALE [MEDICINE INTlIK WOBf.l), which, is comprised in those Pills: AND TAKE NO OTHERS FROMUIM- Theysfb offered as theonly safe means of rontfwin'ij intercopted menstruation, but I.APIE8 MUST 1IF.AU IN MIND that. THERE IS ONE CONDITION OP THE FEMALE SY8TKJMN WHICH THE FEMALE PlI,L8 CANNOT BE FAKEN WITHOUT ritODCCl.NO A PECU.t. LI A11 RESULT. Tuft CONDITION RKI'ERRED TO IS

be furmshed by tho Consumers or rented of tho Gas tl'KKG.N ANC Y—THR BESULT, MISCAKKI AGE.— prefer, flic said John Such is the irresistible tendency of the mcdicine to light Co), as tho former may G. Miller & Co., their associates. signccs, arc to conform to any ana all regulations |that even tho reproductive power of ndturc cannot which mny be .hereafter established by law either !resistit. THEY CAKXOT DO 1IA as to quality of Gasfurnished or otherwise, and they shall have exclusivo riglit te lay down and maintain their own gas pipes in said streets, lanes, alleys, or other pablic grounds for tho period of 20 years from the takingeffeot of tho ordinance,

succcssurs^or as- [restore the sexual functions to a normnl condition. urc cannot in any oth-

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AHM.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

havo been a standardrcmcdy for over thirty years, and are tho most effectual ono ever known for all complaints peculiar td FEM ALI S. TO all classes they are invaluable, INDUCING.WITH CERTAINTY, PERIODICAL REGULARITY. They are known to thousands, who have used them at different periods, throughout tho country, having the sanction of some of the most. EMINENT PHY8ICIAS iii AMERICA.

Explicit dircotions.stating when they should not bo used, with each IJox—the Price Ono Dollar per Box, or 0 Itoxo3for 5.. containing from 50 to 00 Pills,

Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from obsorvn!n, by^ remitting to tho Proprietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HDTCHINGS 4 HILLYER. PKOTOIETORS. 81 Cedar St., New York.

JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, and LORD 4 SMITH. Chicago. Wholesalo Agents. Sold in Crawfordsvillo by R. K. KROUT, and E. J. BINFORD.

Sold in Monticel'o by SRENCEU 4 BROTHER, and T. J. iMc.MLLI.KN, [aprilH 1805y.

Actual Business College,

La Fayette, Indiana.

Hnrbcc's Hall, Corner Itlnin nnd Fifth Streets, Opposite I^ahr Home,

Tho objeot of this Institution is to qualify young mon in a ThoroiiRh and Practical manner for tho Counting Room and Business pursuits in general.

The Course of Instructions

now introduced in tbis Collcgo is doatinod to supercede all other modos of teaching now in'tiso, as it is founded upon the inotto: "Teach Young Men al School what the trift be required to perform when engaged in the active ]uriiiits of life."

THlf INSTITUTION has arrangements and facilities for giving young men such an education.

For further particulars address tlio Principal, Box 34, cncloso stamp. d2wctf.

13-ir^MSB

THE

MONDAY EYE, December, 25 th, 1865,

To which tho citiiens generally are invited. Tho Festivities will open with a Grand Instrumental and Vocal Concert.

ILf'Music by eminent Profossors.QI [5w]

ESTUJtY*.

STRAYED

armers of Montgomery Any '-•--''rirepiirchnr l)tc3'CHf.

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TERMS: 'I'J

Forfuircourse of Instructions in Hook Keeping and Penmanship-in all their Business Relations, including Locturos $40 Partial Courso in same. 2' Full for Ladies

O cc

I BALL!

Gernian citizens of CRAWFORDSVII.I.E and vicinity will give a Grand Conccrt and Ball, at

^IcC/yJEL/v.f.TIi'« IMJjIj,

in this city, on

from tho subscriber living in Craw

fordsville, on Sunday,-Novembor 19,1865.a largo Cow, mostly white on'the hind quarters, red spots on neck and shoulders, white face, white extonding near the nose, abotit'si* years old, no ear marks Or brands

Any person giving information as to hor whereabouts will be liberallv rewarded by leaving word at .lames fe,It I Kemcwbsr h. 3. Rinfira Grahnrc'f etore. JOb. M^DANIEf^. Kr^.ilK

O N S

dois^^o'u-iJsnD

CEDKOr BITTERS.

Thc.J.ntcst nnd most Importnfet tfntorcr j- oJ,thc Nineteenth Century,

man's namo .ia inoro latimatelyi^c ci Matcria^Iedica of tnc

But the crowning glory of his life remains to be attained in his latest discovery, or rather combination, for ho docs not claim to have been the discoverer of

oii£::n O 3NT la

Which is tho basis of tho bitters now offered to tlio publio. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Contral America, to whom its virtues have boon known for more than two hundred years.— Armed with it tho Indian bids defianco to tho most deadly malaria-, and handles, without fear, the most venomous serpent. It is a bolief with them, that while there is breath left in tho body, tho Ccdron i.s potent to cure, no matter what the disease may be.

Wbilo lr. Bull is not prepared uuiluroo VU1* extravagant pretension.. n« •!«. nevertheless satisfied frnm» |l""'"K" examination of the evidence relatIFiWro its virtues, that a* remedy and preventative for all diseases arising from exposure, cither to changes of weather and olimate, or to tho miasmatic influences. it stands 0$

justly

od in Cc

IGST DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts moro liko a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole range of Materia Mcdica that can for a moment boar a comparison with it ill this disease.

A full account of this wonderful plant may bo found in the tlth edition of the U. S. Dyspensatory. pages 13,-7 and 1388,

A scries of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has just been brought to asuccossful termination, nnd he is now enabled to ofler to the public a combination cf CEDKON with other approved tonics the whole prosorved in the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which no is confident has no_equal in tho world.

lie might furnish a volume of certificates, but tho public have long sincc learned to estimate such things at their true value. Tho safest plan is, for every ono to test lor himself tho virtues of a new medicine.

UlYE THE

E O W I S I S

One trial, nnd you will never uso any other.

It is not necossnry to publish a long list of dison-scs for which tho Cedron Hitters nre a specific, in all discases of the

Bowls, Liver or Kidneys,

i,'. In affcctiona of tho

Brain, Dcpeiiiliiig ii|ton DorniigCDiciit of tlic Htoinucli or Ron cln,

Gout, Klicuiuatism aii([ Neuralgia,

A*D

FEVER and XG-UE,

It is destined to supercede all other romcdios. It not only cure# tbbso disoo^6s, but it prevonts them.

A wrficglassfirt of, these Bitters.' taken an' hour bofore each meal, will obviato tho ill effects of tho most unhealthy climate and screen tho porson taking it against disease under tho most trying exposure.

t"*$[ yjff' Holif by Grornri naiDruigbli Generally.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Principal Office,

Mfl

with

Jo^n Bull of Louisville. Kentucky,

His inimitable prcpnration of Sarsaparilla Has long stood_at the heads of the various compounds of that vuluablo'drug

HIS COMPOUND 0F„ WILD. CHERRY

Wert Side

Has bccome a household 'word throughout the wost and south.

His.. Worm. Lozenges 1 ,/V.U. r. .. In less than a year after their inTroiliiction'attnincd a reputation as wide-spread as the continent of —, North America,

Washington'stfeeijr'

Opposite C3ourt Hoisef

CJrawfbrdsville^

O 1ST

TO THE WISE

Fifth Street, JLouisviiie'f Ky.

y" it -f"*«—' W

E. J. BINFORD, Crawfordsville, Ind.

SELLS K, (FT

Bull's Sarsaparilla,

Smith's Tonic Syi'tip,

Bull's Worm Destroyers*

I S S I I E N

W I O A I A

GO TO THE

EM PORITJM

S O E S O E

Ahd tin} your Shoes

For yourselves, your wives nnd'lHtlc ones, antl you will s.

Reduce Your Expense^/

"\Ttffe have taken great pains to learn tho wants of VY tho pcoplo of Montgomery county, in respect td 5i "r

And haVc endeavored to supnl^ those wants. W«r have been to tho best Manufacturers in the Country, and ordorod

The Best Goods!

lint can Jladc

For our customers and tho publio, and would call attention to our cxocllcnt stock of

line Strong Boots Shoes!

Style

that cannot bo found elsewheroin tho State id we havo no hositation in saying, that we can furnish a Lady, Gentloman, Girl 'jt. or Boy, with a nicer and bettor a ., k-i -a I

SHOE of BOOT

Than can bo bought in any other placo.s

.^ —'We hate Gentlemen's Fine Sewed Boota^a'fedt

and hisseW 1

siEwiio CiLLF siiolii#'

Pruc-Stf'rf'.'v'Jrnw rmavW»y

WJucQ'we^have had.inacf* tr ortf^r..