Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 March 1866 — Page 2

5. Resolved, That we declare it to be a just principle that taxation and representation should go together—that property of every description whether houses, lands merchandise or Government bonds, should bear its fair share of taxation, and that ^here should be no ''favored classcs"' on the duplicate. The mau who has money 'to buy bonds, and live on the interest, is exempt, and contributes not a dollar to support State, county or city. As Democrats, we are compelled to say that these laws are unjust, oppressive, and should be changed. We believe that the men who voted for them should not be trusted and that the party which sustains them should not have charge of this Government-. We ask that nil men pay in proportion to their wealth, to their means and ability. 6. Resolved, That tue repudiation"'1o? the rebel debt by the Southern States, themselves, by solemn enactment, has relieved the people of the nation from all apprehensions that they will ever be called upon to pay any portion of the same? but if this is not deemed sufficient, the Democracy hereby declare that uo portion of that unjust debt shall ever be paid with our consent. 7. Resolved, That the soldiers who left the comforts of a home to sustain the flag of our country, are entitled to, and Bhould receive, the heartfelt thanks of a grateful people. And those who early rushed to the standard should, by the action of Congress, be equally remunerated by an equalization of bounties, or otherwise, with their brethren who, at a later day, were called upon to fulfill that highest duty of a citizen. 8. Resolved, That we will cheerfully and heartily sustain the man who in an official capacity, either State or national, shall be guided by the principles we this day avow and in so doing, we will not let party affiliations prejudice our action. 9. Resolved, That the vote of tVic House of Representatives conferring the right of suffrage on negroe?, against the almost unanimous vote of the people of the District of Columbia, shows a recklessness which none but fanatics would defend, i" and none but tyrants practice and we ••Ijgreby denounce that vote as a precursor of universal negro, suffrage, and to other outrages upon The rights aud liberties of the people of the various States. 10. Resolved, That we are opposed to the repeal of the Thirteenth Article of the Constitution of Indiana, prohibitino negroes and mulattoes from settling in this

State, and now, more than ever, deprecate the entrance of that class of persons within its borders and we do most emphat""illy condemn and disapprove the action of the Republican majority in the late General Assembly of Indiana in passing through the House a joint resolution proriding for the abrogation of that Article of the Constitution. 11. Resolved. That we are in favor of the Legislature, by friendly enactments, encouraging emigration to the State. 12. Resolved, That eight hours in 4^. twenty-four is as long as a laboring man .ie can work and have left to him sufficient time for rest and improvement and we therefore insist that it shall be declared by statute that eight hours shall constii^_tute a legal days work. 13. Resolved, That we are in favor of religious toleration, as the founders of our Democratic institutions achieved and ^•understood it. and which they secured to !'~*all our people by constitutional guaran£%tecs and we declare that this great prin^/.ciple, and the personal rights of every

S\i ?'tizen, ought to be maintained free from ^invasion, either by means of legislative interference, or the equally tyrannical proscription of political parties, founded on bigotry and intolerance. 14. Resolved, That all prohibitory liqnor laws, or laws affecting the private frights of citizens to use their own time in innocent pursuits, or to force men to abstain bylaw, under pains and penalties, are injurious to the cause of personal ^.temperance and morality, and should be ^V'disccuntenaced. The agencies of moral

''euas^on

are raore

,S!J:

„thls

i" consonance with the

^aricter of our people and their institutions. The luxury of doing right without ^constraint is, to all men, an enobling 8entiC\mon.t- furtlierbelievethatthepeopleof 5%.% Indiana have had quite enough of "Maine

Lawism," under the fanatical iuleo£ men opposed to the Democratic party, in days gone by, and, with our consent, that kind

e|lBlati°n

shall never be re-enactcd in

State-

f.,r

We arc equally hostile to the

-Jpet jaw of the Republican fanatics, de-

jfeated by Democratic Ajctes at the late ex1$. ',ra session of the General Assembly, and all kindred legislation. We shall oppose radical temperance and other schemes ./-naving for their object the annoyance of any class of our people. 15. Resolved, That the immense frauds ,1D "9anc^'d) cotton and other matters, ipracticed by the State and federal govern- "... ments, under abolition rule, is deserving the stern condemnation of this convention.

Resolved. That Senator Hendricks and Representatives Isiblack, Kerr, and oorhees, by their untiring devotion to const.tutional liberty, have shown them^'vc® -rue patriots and the expulsion of Mr. Voorhees from the House, we deBounce as a high-handed outrage of a .profligate, unscrupulous party.

Mr-Harrington, of Jefferson, offered the following: Resolved, That the money expended in support, of the Freedmen's Bureau ought ."J? Just'ce, to be applied to the relief of the widows and orphans of white soldiers who have fallen in battle.

The Convention then proceeded to ballot for candidates for the State ticket, and the following gentlemen were nominated:

SECRETARY OF STATE.

IAHLOIN

D. MANSON of Montgomery. ACDITOa OF STATE.

CHRIBTAIN

BADGER.

«f Clark.

TREASURER OK STATE.

JAMES B. RYAN, of Marion.

ATTORNEY GENERAL.

JOHN R. COFFROTH of Huntington SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTUCTION R. M. CHAPMAN, of Knox,

There was but little contest for any of the nominations except that for Superintendent of Public Instruction. There was no choice on the first ballot, S28 votes being cast, and no candidates having received 415 necessary to a choice. Smith received 25S Given, 225 Haw. Ill

Chapman, 115 and Douglass, 102. Mr. Douglass having received the lowest number of votes, was dropped from the list, and the convention proceeded to a second ballot. After the ballot was taken, the votes of a sufficient- number of counties were changed to Mr. Chapman, aud he was nominated.- All the nominations were made unanimous—that of Ryan being by acclamation.

FROPOSED MASS CONVENTION.

3Ir. Applegate, of Carroll, moved that the Democracy of the State meet in mass convention on the 4th of July next but on suggestion that the matter had better be left entirely to the judgment of the State central committee, he withdrew his motion.

PRINTING THE PROCEEDINGS.

On motion of Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, it was resolved that fifty thousand copies of the convention proceedings be published by the central committee— twenty thousand in the German language for distribution throughout the State.

The Hon. Cyrus L. Dunham beinpcalled on, made a stirring and eloquent speech, which we regret we are compelled to omit, on account of the crowded stale of, our columns.

•C THE CANDIDATto The nominees of the convention were

then loudly called to come upon the platform. General Manson complied with the demand, and thanked the convention for the kiud expression of confidence in him, and assured them that if they would ratify the nomination by their votes next fall he would give them no cause to be ashamed of their choice. Mr. Ryan also came forward and returned thanks for the very flattering expression of confidence which had given him the nomination for

Trcisurer of State by acclamation. Mr. Ryan said that he was at a loss for words and that if he had not been a very impudent Irishman he would not have appeared at all. None of the other candidates were in the house, and consequently could not appear. 8

THAN Kb

On motion of Major Ward, of Lafayette the thanks of the convention were tendered to all the railroad®, with the exception of the Lafayette and Indiauapolis, for their courtesy in carying delegates at half fare.

INDORSEMENT.

On motion of Mr. Ilanna, of Vigo, the following resolution was adopted Resolved, That the Indianapolis Daily Herald, as the central organ of our party in the State, and the Indiana VoUcsblatt. as the organ of the German Democrats, are entitled to the confidence of the party, and this convention earnestly insists, as one of the instrumentalities to secure success, that efforts be made to extend their circulation to all parts of the State, and that this convention recommend them to the generous and hearty support of the Democracy.

ADJOURNMENT.

As it was getting late, and the use of the theater was required to prepare for the evening's entertainment, the conven tion then adjourned.

The Tornado.

Mr. John Gilbert who rosidos in Scott township, about two miles north of the track oftho terrible tornado which passed over that region on Inst Tuesday night, gives tie following particulars of theterriblo destruction crcatcd by the storm king in it* ruthless march: Mr. Henry A. Foster, when the storm came up. was at work in bis sugar camp some distance from his house. Ho immediately nought shelter, and as soon as tho fury of the storm hnd passed ho started through the pitch darknoss, guided oniy by tho flashes of lightning, to make his way home, which, when reached, ho discovered to be only aheap of ruins, with no living sign of any of iho. members of his family. Seeking assistance from a. neighbor living in the vicinity, but whoso houso fortunately escaped tho tornado, ho roturned and a terrible scene presented itsolf to his view. Amid tho ruins and debris of his house Iny his wifeund two children crushed to death, while tho feeble cries of a littlo son, some fivo yeare old. indicated that but one solitary member of his household was left olivo. The child was tound to bo little injured,

Mr. Foster's barn was torn into fragments, and two of his horses killed. A mile distant from this scone of horror, tho house of Mr. Mathow F. James was blown down and a young lady, a daughter of Mr. J., instantly killed, Tho rosidenco of Dr. Strong was torn into a thousand frngmonts. but fortunat»ly none of the inmates wore injured except a little boy whose arm was broken.

THEeditorof tho Journal seems to think, judging from the last numbbr of his paper, that personal attacks upon tho oharactor of Mr. James F. Harney, and Wm. C. Vanoo will advanoe the intorosts or himsolf and perty this county. Tho dirty slander upon Mr. Vance, who at present is absent from ouroity.is in keeping with his foul and malicious slander upon a number of our most respectable citiien» last summer, whom he aocuaed of eavei-drop-ping and bearing false witne ss.

WE call the attention of our readers to the oard in another oolumn. of R. MoQrath A Co. Thosegentlemen have one of the finest Foundrys and Maohlne Shops tho State. Tbey ^rd»r with projnrtncnnsd difr«'''h.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

Saturday, March 24,1866.

LARGER THAN ANY PAl'ER PUBLISHED IX Crn« for«l*rille Advertisers, cnll up and examine our List of :r?8iiB8CKinEKS!.j-ir

Louisville. 'ew Albany A Chicago Railroad.

Time Table which took effect June 19th, 1S85, GOING NORTH. Accommodation 10.50 a Through Freight 2.40 p. 8,02

Express..

GOING SOl'Tn.

Kxpress. 9 23 a Through Freight 9jo Accommodation p. m.

Good connections made with all other ronils. B. F. MASTIN, Superintendent. June 24th, JS65.

NOTICE.

Stockholder in the Democratic Steam Printing Press Company are requested to pay in their subscriptions on next Satur-

j„„ .-i 01

1 S aS

press on the 5th of April.

Twelve million dollars worth of glass was produced .n Pittsburg last year.

Major General Edward McCookhas been appointed Minister to the Sandwich Islands.

Tliis season it is thought that tho Virginia'tobacco

rop will bo about one-third of what it was before I

Tho Missouri Legislature adjourned »inn

General Ord, commander of the Department of the Ohio, has ordered a general court martial to be held at Milwaukco.

A natural deposit of gold has been discovered in Passaic and Sussex counties. Now Jersey, of an average yield of $24 per ton.

There is a great cxcitcment in English clerical circles in regard to tho revision of tho liturgy of tho Established or Episcopal church.

The city of Lincoln. Illinois, has elected Hon. Sila. 1"™.

Bedson mayor by ninety majority. Last year the

radicals carried it by a majority of teu.

Tho splendid residence of James Mctcalf. near Lexington. Kentucky, was destroyed by Gro on Friday night last. Loss.$25,000.

A North Carulina postmaster lias restored over $1,000 in coin bolonging to tho Government, which ho buried for'safety at tbo beginning of tho war.

Organized bands of letter thieves have recently been discovered in New York by post office detectives. and important arrests wore made on Saturday..

1 he Iowa House lias passed a resolution calling for tho trial and punishment of OenerallCu3tar, for his barbarous treatment of Iowa Soldiers.

A. concurrent resolution to adjourn the prose"' session of Congress on Thursday, the —Jay of May! passed the House on last Monday by ye.isfcO, nays 04.

Hon. Eli Thayer, formerly Republi can Congressman from the Worcester District. Massicliusests. is stumping Connecticut fur the Democratic ticket.

A young widow of San Francisco has brought suit against ft wealthy old Jew for breach of promise, oUiming damages to the amount of JlliO.diiO.

On Tuesday last, in Sumner county, Tennessee, a man named Ansbrnok was brutally murdered by a desperado nam^d Thomas Morrow, from Logan county. Kentucky.

The steamer U. S. Grant, from St. Louis for the Upper Missouri, sunk in an ice gorge, at tho mouth of the Platto, on Sunday. Loss. $150,000. Passengers and crew all saved.

L. J. Britton. leader of a guerrilla band has been convictcd by a military court ot Mobile, of robbing the steamer Belfast, and sentenced to ten years imprisonmentin the Nashville penitentiary.

All the newly elected city officers of New Orleans, except Monroe, mnyor and Pixon alderman, were installed on Mondny. Mr. J. Rosier was installed mayor pro tem. by order of General Canby.

A scene of considerable excitement was presented in the House on Friday night when the war bill, approved by Secretary McCulloch was defeated by a majority of five votc6. Much nngry feeling was manifested.

On Friday laBt & Gorman, named Otto Brinkman, wag buried alive in a well he was digging on his ownf premises in Hamilton township, Jackson county, Indiana. The acohlent was not dibeovercd until the noxt day, when tho dead body br Brinkman was found. jHH

The.Chicago Post." which has bcon dilly-dallying for some time between war Democracy and Black Republicanism, has gone over body and breeches to tholatter, and now vies with tho Tribune and Republican in radicalism. Chicago is getting almost as bad as Richmond, in this State.

Tho Democratic State Central committog, of Ohio has called a State convention to meet at "Columbus on tho 24th of May next, for the purpose of nominating candidates for secretary of State, iudgojjf the supreme court, and member of the board oflSfblio works.

There wore two suicides at Galona, Illinois, last woek. one, that of Miss Mary Jane Davis, by poison, she having been seduced and abandoned by a young man of that city the other, that of Edgar Crooker whilo laboring under the effects of intemperance.

A special dispatch announcos tho defeat of tho bill restoring tho death penalty, by a rote of 50 to 34. Tho Wisconsin Senate has adopted a resolution striking out the word "while" from tho section in regard to tho qunlifioution of voters, by a voto tif 17 to 11.

A dreadful affair ocourred in the overland mail stages near Alkali, on tho night of the 12th inst. A German by the name of Fred Henshield commenced a murderous attack uppon bis fellow passengurs, who were asleep, and killed Mr. Lowis A Rice, formorly of New York, and terribly wounded Mr. W. W. Barlow, of Denver, a. deputy United States Marshal. Mr. ItobertBoyd.of Now York, was also shot in the hand by tbodosparado. The murderer had to bo killod before ho was ovoroomo. His fellow passengers bad truted him with the utmost kindnoss. and his attaok was unprovoked. It was afterwards ascertained that Ilonshield was a desporate character and that he had fled from Idaho and Montana to id the »ift justice cf vigilance committees.

Hon. John l'ardue.

The r*. is quite a number of candidates in tho Republican party in tho oighth Congressional District for the nomination for Congress. While cherishing tho hopo that the .Democratic party may bo ablo to redeem tho-District from tho pitch of Republicanism with which it has been defiled, we cannot but ib»v#*ur preference, even among Republicans. The jone for whom have horetoforo expressed our jPrcftjtance, is one' who has hover dabblpd in the "ilii-ty pool of politics," and has always maintained

sconscrvRtivoand

PrliHcdan,! Publi.l.r.l ,-r.iy Saturday Mom- swindled out of the nomination. Bon. in tug, by iVumble circumstances, he struggled in his youth with

A E S O W E N

honest policy. Too houorablo to

stoop to tho dirty tricks of Oodlovo S. Orth, he has been repeatedly, by tho chicanery and unscrupulous impudence of this radical trickster, and shi:moless

a 3

Wnshiugtou Street. «2«I Story, E,rc* New !f'C0'0SSlll wealth, but has kept'untarnished his guod Rrick. |muie. With a liberality bordering upon reckless

TERMS OP SCRSl'ltlPTlOX:—82.00 IN ADVANCE.

I A I O N

in in in to

less ho has scattered his wealth in aid of every noble eutcrprise. He is now an ardent supporter of the I pul'cy of President Johnson, aud conservative in his vievs. Closely identified with the trado of the

Wabash Valley, his name has become a household wjrd among all our businessmen. We feel certain that he is tho choice of the Republican party, and we I trust he will see that an honest expression of tho voters of the district had in the Convention, and jthat its action is not guided by political tricksters as heretofore.

Communicated.

EDITOR REVIEW—As tho.time has again come when the sovereigns of Old ontgnniery should seek proper persons to fill the responsible county offices to bo supplied this fall, we lion you will consider a suggestion from Scott Township, and not you alono but the other conservative men of the county.

It has bocn fully demonstrated, by subsequent exents. that no county office is more liable to abuse, with consequent loss to the already overburdened taxpayers, than the office of county Treasurer consequently tho necessity of filling it with a man of moral worth, and sterling integrity.

I believe'the present incumbent has given entire iatisfaction to all. but is not for the approaching term constitutionally elligible, for which reason some

other person must besought and while we would

order the not disparage the claims of one, of the many men of the county, who would bo an ornament to the office, and in honor to the people who placed him in it, we desire to call special attention to Dr. English of

Clark township, than whom a more competaut person, perhaps, cannot be found. It is believed he combines all the elements of an efficient and popular ofliccr.

Though it is firmly believed that disunion rad cali.-min the North, must go down this fall, with its blind devotees and hypocritical advocates and de-

le Je iu

cv ncu

at»

last Monday,for which the peoploof Missouri should be very thankful.

Quicksilver has been found in a spring in Jessamine county, Kentucky, where it rung out oftho rock with tho water.

Congress a-id out, (of late moro fully

o-il mariners SewnrJ. lieechcr. Woed,

and Raymond's abandonment of the higher-law hull and taking tickets for the io»t of the trip on the t.oii!iu«i',»iij it i3 none'' the less essential that we Select an unexceptionable candidate il»io •*. t.liinlt lie would be. If any other man has consented to give his nniue t.i his friends, ive are not aware of it at the present writing, but believe he has.

We would just say in conclusion, that he lias been a citizen among us for a number of years and wa» favorably named by his friends two years ago as a candidate before tho convention for State Senator, which he respestfully declined, on pcrsodal accounts, instead of a disinclination to aeoommodato his friends, or to serve his country. We are sure he would discharge the duties of Treasurer with honor and ability, and that this in conjunction with his popularity, antecedents nnd conservatism, point to

s^t^le candidate this fall, and the incum-

bent the next term, if nominated. Respectfully,!

SCOTT.

MYSTERIOUS.—MR. STEPHEN FIELDS, a farmer, residing one mile south of this city, on the railroad while moving a.pilc of bay in his barn, on Wednesday morning, found hidden under neath it a carpet sack, which upon examination was found to ca-qlain a lot of medical books. Ac., supposed to have belonged to some Physician, The carpet sack was addressed to Dr.

J. M. Fag, Ashby's Mills. IIow it came

to be under the hay is quite a m.ntery.

WHILE al Lafayette, on last Mmdny. wo callcd in at the wholsale dry goods establishment of Wise A Bro. Their rooms arc in the new and magnificent block rocenlly erected by Earl A Hatcher, which.for size nnd beauty, will 111 pare favorably with any building in the United Stalls?. Their^tock of goods ii immense, fully large enough to supply the wants of the Wabesli Valley. Our merchants would do wt?ll to open aect unts with this house, as we are. satisfied that they can sell on as favorablo terms a.f can be had in the Eastern citics.

A Terrible istorm.

The sto»ni on last Tuesday night was terrific in its work Of destruction in tho Houlhern part of this county. A number of dwelling houses and irns were blown down in Scott township. The dwelling of Mr. Foster was torn to fragments, killing instantly his wife and two children. The inmates of other dwellings which wcro destroyed narrowly escaped death, while quite a number were wounded. The path of the tornado is said to be marked with tho debris of fallen timber, scattered fences and the Wrecks of houses and barns.

The April No. of this popular Magazine comes to us moro fresh and inviting than ever. Tho Music ."Beautiful Spring," could not be more appropriate, and is finely illustrutated. Then there is a fino engraving ot "American Mines another of a "Prairie on Fire," a poem entitled "Genevieve." beautifully illustrated some excellent stories the usual assortment of Literary matter, includiiig"Tulk? with wo$nan," by Jennie June, and the popular "Household,"' 'Aichitccture," etc. Thore is also a mngnilicent colored I* ashion plate, profuse Models of Ladies' and Children's Costume accompanied by a fund of varied and practical information on current Fashion. Altogether, it is a splendid number, and we do not wonder that "DEMOREST" lias becomo indisponsablo to ladies. fe|5§

CCBTIS

BROTUEK.—Ono of tho members of this

firm is now East purchasing ft largo stock of boots and shoes for tho spring and summer trade. Tho new stook will begin to arrive next week, at which time an excellent opportunity wiii bo presented to mako selections of )&y kind of boot or shoe the purchaser may desire. Tho stock of ladies and children shoos will bo the finest ever brought to our city

Go to HOOD'S for your boots and shoes. Money will be saved by so doing.

Guthrie & Sons.

This firm havo commenced receiving their new stock of spring and summer goods. Wc notice among tho stock some very beautiful stylos of ladies collarand laces. Ladios who desiro to puicahso the finer quality of goods should call at this establishment.

THE work on the great East and West. road, connecting this city with Indianapolis, has been commenced. By the terms of tho contract the road is to bo finished, ready for the cars, by tho 1st of next August.

THE ladios will find tho latest and most fashionablo styles of shoes at Iloon's.

Township Trustee.

Our township convention put in nomination John Britton ns ft candiduto for Trustee of Union Township. Ho is an exeellont man and we trust that every Democrat in tho township will bo on band tho day of the "lection und endeavor to esrrv tho tick«t,

Tho Old Reliable.

Do not be deceived by purchasing any of tho quack nostrums under tho various namen of Bitters. Purchase nono othor but Dr. Roback's Stomach Bitters, which aro„componndcd of the purost drngs, and in whioh tno afflicted can roly.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thompson's Pearl Drop Float, This suporior brand of flour for family use, manufactured from old wheat, will be promptly delivered by leaving orders at Shue Jb Hughes' grocery on Main street. ni24-3m

I wish to inform my friends and customers, and the public generally, that I may now bo found nt the Grocery Store of Lee itRro,. where I would be ghul to see all my old customers and as many new ones as pleases to all. My motto is to sell goods. ni?4-w2. DAVE WRAY.

IT IS A FACT

That more suffering, disease and distress, arc alleviated by Coo's Dyspepsia Cure than any othor me medical preparation extant. It is infitlliblo 111 Dyspepsia, General Debility. Lassitude, Weakness 110 Appetite, Indigestion, and as an immediate cure for nuy disease of the stomach and bowels.

Would also say in this connection, that Coc.s Cough Balsam, compounded by the sumo firm, is invaluable in all cases of Croup, Sore throat. Whooping Cough, and al! throat and lung complaints. 12

Agricultural Meeting.

The members of tho Montgomery County Agricultural Society aro hereby notified to meet at the Ci urt nouso in Crawfordsville. on Saturday, April 7th at 2 o'clock. P. M.. for the purpose of electing officers and Directors for said Society the ensuing yoar.

JOHN W. BLAIR, Pres't.

A. W. LKMMON,Sec'y. March 10, 18ii0.

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN'S

PULMONIC^ WAFERS!

The Original Medicine established in 1P37, and first article of the kind ever introduced under the name of "PULMONIC WAFERS," in this or any other country: all oilier Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The genuine can be known by the name

BRYAN being stumped on each WAFER. HRVAN'S Pt'I.MONIC WAKKUS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.

Ill:VAN'S PfLMONtC WAIEHS

1 olieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult. Breathing BRYAN'S PI'I.MONIC WAFKUS Relieve Spilling of Blood. Pains in the Chest

BRYAN'S PI LMO.NIC WAFKKS

Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases,

BRYAN'S PI'I.MONIC WAFERS

"•Relieve Irritation 0!' the Uvula and Tonsils.

BRYAN'S PI'I.MONIC WAFERS

tl-H.-vi! tlie above Complaints in K-n minutes. BRYAN'S PI-I.MONK: WAFERS Aro a blessing to all Clunes and Constitutions.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Arc ndaptcd for Vocalists and Public Speakers,

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

iP||Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Not only relieve, but eil'cct rapid and lasting cures. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are watrauted to give satistaction to every one

No family should be without a bo "^BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFLI.S i''' in the house. No traveler should be without nsupplv cf

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS 5 in his pocket. No person will ever object to give for

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS? Twenty-live Cents.

Sold by all Druggists. Sola Proprietor. JOB do(.)n i-" MU.SES. 27 Cjrtlnnd Sit. J\.'w

GREAT ENGLISH KLNCDY.

SLR JAMES CLARKE'S g|

Celebrated Female X^ills

Prepared from a /rc.icrij)tion of Sir ,/. Clark, Al.

Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy curemav be relied on.

TO MAICltllCI) I.ADIKS

it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring 011 the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, prices On Dollar,' bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits

CAUTION.

These Pilis should not be taken by Females during tho IUST TI1RLL MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they arc sure to bring 011 Miscarriage, but at auy other time they are safe.

Let those who have doubted tho virtues of Bull's Oedron Bitters, if any such there be, read tho following certificates from gentlemen well known in this community,nnd doubt no moro.

It? gonoral introduction -into tho army will ear# tho lives of thousands ol our soldiers. LOUISVILLE, KY.,Juno3.1NJ3.

Wo. tho nndorsigned. liavo soon tho good effects produeod by the uso of Dr. John Bull's Codron Bitter's in ensos of general dcbilitr and prostration of the system, and beliovo its goncral uso would prevent disease and relievo much suffering. Among our soldiers, particularly would this bo tho oaso, especially those who aro exposed to miasmatic inliuonocs in the Southern climate.

Major Philip Speed, Collector Internal Revenue 3d District. Kentucky. Charles B. Cotton. Collector of tho Port of LouUvilie, Kentucky.

Col. H. Dam. Provost Marshal of Kv. Rev. D. P. Henderson, Secretary Sanitary Commission.

Harney, Hughes A Co.. Publishers Democrat. Goo. P. D01011. Proprietor Louisville Anzcigor. Hushes .fc Piirkhill, Wholesale Dry Goods acalors. Main Street, Louisville. Ivy.

Davis. Green & Co.. Wholesale dealers, Main street Louisville. Hart A M'ipothor. Lithographer, corner Market and Third streets Louisville, Kv.

Julias Winter, Clothing Merchant, coruor Third A Market streets, Louisville, Ky. Captain S. F. lliidreth, of steamer Mnj. Anderson.

Major L. T. Thruston, Paymaster United Statos Army. C. M. Mctcalf, National Ihitol, Louisville.

Col. Jesse liay!o5s,4tli Ky. Cavalry. George l). Prentice, Lotiisvi le Journal. Sold Wholesale and Retail by E.J. BTNFORD, Washington Street. Crawfordsvi.lc. lnd. Who also !1 Hull's Sarsiiparilln Bull's Worm Destroyer i:ic Syrup. 'Remember, E. J. Binford's

Smith's ToL)rug Store. [inay20'65y.

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY l-Oll IRREGULARITIES.

Theso Drops aro a scientifically compound fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums Being liquid, their action ie direct and positive, rendering thom a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000 bottlos are annually sold .uidconsumed by tho ladies of tho United States, every one of whom speak in the strongost terms of praise of their great merits,- They aro rapidly taking the place of every other Female Remedy, and aro considered by all who know aught of them, as tho surest, safest, and most infallible preparation In tho world, for the cure of all female complaints tho removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating when they may be used, and explainilie when and why they should not, nor could notba used without producing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws, will bo found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of J02IN L. LYON, without which none arc genuine.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel Mreet. New Haven, Conn., who can be oonsulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp.) concerning all private diseases and femalo weaknesses, l'riee jjl,50 per bottle. Sis?

Sold by Druggists everywhere. C. G. CLARC A CO jan27y66sn. Gen'l Agents for U. S.and Canada*.

v' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

R. M. MATH & Co"

"g MACHINISTS, Manufacturers of Corn Shellers, Horse Powers, Drag Saws. Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles. Castings, Brass Caasii tiugsand Machinery of evcry description.

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Can turn out Repair Work in a few hours

8!iop on 3c St., sculli ofliramhlc IIOIISC,

In all Cases of Xervous nnd Spinal Affections. Pnins in the Back and Linibfc. Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the^lcart. Hysterics, nnd ak'nefr. rn r, t, 40 r„i r. Whites, those Pins will em. eta. ere when al. other j,U, .u V^thtedltJnJda: moans Imvo failed nnd Although a powerful remedy, ni-inn•. in \wiith it 00 its \v k. justly untitles

do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution. Full directions in thn'painpblct around oaeh package, which should be carefully preserved.

SOLD LTV ALL DRUGGISTS.

Sold Agent for tho United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlnmll St., Xcw York. N. B.—$1.00 nnd postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing SO Pills, by return mail. dee3U-lf05-l.

LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. The Great French Remedy

DR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S

Celebrated Specific Trills

Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Jnnn Delamairo. Chief Physician of the Hospital du Nurd otU^aribcisiere of Paris.

This invaluable mcdic.ine is no imposition, but is untniliiig 111 the cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal oaKnesH. Every species of Genital or Urinary Irratibility. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions I rum whatever cause produced, or however scvero. will be speedily reloived and the organs restored to healthy action.

Read the fallowing opinions of eminent French physicians "Wo have used the Specific Pills prepared by Garaneiejc it Dupniit, No. yi-1 Kuo Lunibnrd. from the prescription ot l)r. Juan Delainarre, in our lirivat

D. DL'.IAUDIN. M. D.

I» ,, Jt-'A.v Li: Lt:rcmiK, M. D. I oris. May 5th, JFC3.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The Genuine PiUs are sold by all the principal Utuggists throughout the World, Prico One Dollar per Box, or Mi Boxes tor Hve Dollars.

GAHANC'IKKK li DTPON'T, Solo Proprietors, »'O.SH. Rue Lombard. ParU. One Dollar enclosed to nny authorized Agent, will insure a box ly retgrn mai securely sealed from all observation, six boxes for five dollars.

Solo General Agents for America. 0SCAS (i. MOKES & Co.. 27 imirtlnniK St., N. V.

N, B.— French. German. Spanish and English Pamphlet?. containing full particulars and direction* lor u»e. 1*0111l'rou to every uddress. 0doc3U'n5-isdl!C.

Agents for Crawfordsxiilo and vioiniiy

•Vlo/rett 4' Booe,

'13n'fJ. l, Empire BlorU,

LaFayette, lnd.

mai2twelty w.*Sv..r)l)10J.

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IMPROVED SELF-ACTING

Hand Loom!

This Loom embrncei. nil tho valuabJe'modern Impr.n mints applied iiiliei lo Power or Hand Looms. 11 dubi-d, simplified and perk-et.ed. so that by iho simple „uriiijig of cranli, a boy or girl of J2 yearn

O E A E IT W IT E A S E

1Ui

SjEBOR

nt valunb

it to a name at ihe head of the eatal. giiu machinery and wlnl the Farmer atld' Labo'ring -V-'V, Classes will a) one acknowledge tile neccs.-ity of lion"

lermed one of tho

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most prac-

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inventions ever presented for their patronage The Lo,mi is manufactured at Terro Haute, and Sm ean be seen 111 operation iu this city 2 doors east of the Post Olfice.

JOHN L. HILL,

Local Agent for Montgomery county^

mar2-Jw'-3tni3. A)

Election JVoticc.

S A E O I I N I A N A I Montgomery County, TO TIIE 8IIKKIFP OF SAID I'Ol'NTT, (iRKKTI\(l* VOIT arc hereby directed to give legal notice that

A the iinnunl diction will ho hold at tho regular voting precmctsof each township in said county, on mm the first Monday of April. ISIM. for the purpo-c of electing Ihe following designated officers for the scvera 1 to 11 sh ps, o- t:

Union Towr,ship-One Township Trustee, one Justiccoi THIS MICC, foiir Constables# and ono SuporviMnnd District,

sor fc C, one notice of Supervisor for each Komi District. aytic 'I ownship— One Township Trustee, one Justice of the 1 eace, two Constables, and one

Township—Ono Township Trusteo. the I (Mice, three Constables, and ono each Load District.

Super

visor lor each Road District. Riplev Township—(Ini! Township Trusteo, two Constables, and one Supervisor for each Road District.

Brown Township—Ono Township Trustee, three Constables, and one Supervisor for each Road District,

n-tables, and one Supervisor for oach Road District. Franklin Township—One Township Trustee, ono Jnjtice el the Peace, two Constables, and ono Supervisor tor each Road IHslrict.

Sugar Creek township—One Township Trustee, two Constables, and one Supervisor for each Road District,

Madison Township—Ono Township Trustee, one Justice oi the Peace, three Constables, and one Supervisor lor each Roud District.

IN \V ITNESS Whoreof, I havo hereunto subscribed my name and affixed tho seal s{ ^anl County, this'th day of March, A. I S D., ItHiti

WiLLI.VMK, WALLACE. Clerk.

Tho qualified voters of each Township aro hereby notified to 'licet at their usual places ol holding the annual elections,on the 1st Monday in April, A. I. lcGH.and then and theru vote lor persons to fill the Olhces mentioned in the Clerk's certifioatc above

MnivhlO'CCwj. JOHN N.JilcCONNELL. Sheriff Mont. Co.