Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 May 1866 — Page 2

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Saturdav, May 12 18G6.

Priuicdnut! Published ovei Satiii'ilny ITIoi-u-i« ly A E S O W E N Wiuhlnzioii rtlrrt-.i. 'M Mlorr, I.cc.'n Xrw

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TFRMS OP SR?:WRJ!PTION:-62,00 IN' ADTASCE.

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LAT'.UER" THAN A XV I'-U'Ki! PUBLISHED IN Crnwforil«villp Advertisers. *-11 ov ami ovi-nine our List of ^psrBSCUIBER8! QI

Louisville, Xcir Albany A: fliicntro Railroad.

Time Tnlilc olilcu took cITcct June l'Jth, 1S05. (ioiso :ror«Tn. Accommodation Through Freight Szpres

Erptfts? Through

.... 10.50 a. m. .... 2.40 p,

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.... 8,02

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&.S3 a. m. 953 C.ll p. in.

Through Freight Accommodation Good connections mode with all other roads.

B. F. UiSTiy, Superintendent.

June 24th. JF65.

DEJIOCBA'riC.STATE TICKET.

SECRETARY OF STATE.

Gen. MAI1L0N D. MANSON. of Montgomery.

APPJTOB 0* STATE, mm

CHRISTIAN O. BADGER, of Clark. ,{- TREASURER OF STATE. JAMES 3. RYAN. of Marion.

ATTOIZXEV GENERAL.

J0IIN It. CQFFROTH, of Huntington. BUREXIXTEXDEN'T OF PUBLIC INSTRCCTION, R. M. CHAPMAN, of linox.

gfoe %tw ©0«(lettjSier.||

Gold closed in NCTV York at 129}.

Six fires occurrcd in Chicago an last Tuesday uight. The

Aggregate

loss is S200.000.

Barnurn haa sent an agent to Nickajack Cave, near Chattanooga, to secure some antiquities there.

General Sickles declines the mission to the Hague, and will remain in his nresent military command.

Government is looser to the arnounl of S547,000 by the failure of the Merchants' National Bank at Washington.

Six preachcrs iave been indictcd in Franklin county, Missouri, for neglecting to take the oath prescribed in that State.

A tornado, with hail, passed over sections of Louisiana and Arkansas last Saturday, doing much damage to the growing crops

Letters from Japan state that the iron-clad vessel built in America for tlio Tycoon, is failure. The .Iup.inc3s Min:s ci' who purchased her commit led suicidc. trf

General* Beauregard and AN irt Adams have gonoto Europe to negotiate Jackson Railroad bonds. President Johnson modified their paroles tc go and ret am

The number of Americans visiting Europe is shown by the amount of passports issued by the State Department to be huruly increasing. More have been issued in ICJG than in any previous year.|J? i$g$§

The Washington Republican says the report of the Cabinet discussion on reconstruction was from the highest source, and that Secretary Stanton's opposition to the plan was as unequivocal as tiio-t of any other mcmbcivK

Tl.c New York Health Officers report Wednesday showed three new cases and three deaths from cholera since the last return.— Sixty-five convalescent patients have been transferred from the hospital ship to the ship J? Saratoga, leaving only forty-seven in-hospital. jK The total numbe.i of deaths, by cholera, at the $m quarantine, has been fifty. ,t. i" The United States Court opened in Norfolk, '4*"^^yVirginin, on Tuesday morning. Judge Un--1' derwood charged the jury, dwelling on the 'r necessity of bringing (lie leaders in the late 'J~Z- rebellion to trial, and holding them account'"or

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continuing the same.

IIo c.vprcBscd the opinion that disloyal news-

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interfered with by tlio

civil or the military authorities. The legislature of Connecticut met this

—probably on Wednesday evening—to select a United States Senator for six years from the -ItIi of March next. The Hon. Wil—1, liam A. Buckingham,' Governor for the last ?i' seven years, General O. S. Ferry, formerly' C\:C Representative in Congress, and Hon. Lafay-

I ette S. Foster, present incumbent, arc the rival candidates.

Nearly all the claimants of the Cotton, seized by the Government at Savannah, have commenced suits in the United States District Court of New York, against Simeon Draper, cotton agent, for the recovery of the value of the cotton. The names number one hundred and twenty-two, and a strong a fray of couu-

'. sel has been retained by the plaintiffs, among ?•_{ whom are James F. Brady, W. M. Evarts and others, of equal ability. -{"Itf

The Salem, Ohio, Republican says: ''fho wheat, so far as we have been able to learn, throughout Columbiana and Mahoning counties, promises much better thQu was anticipated a few weeks ago. The late favorable weathres. started it to growing finely, and many fields that were regarded as worthless arc now showing evidence of a paying crop. Should weather continue favorable, our farmers will yet receive a very fair return from their T., toil. rfniVf-'jilti'l a

-M'i In addition to the religious convention called by Dr. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, wbioh will meet at St. Louia on the 15th instant, the

Prosbyttrlen General Assemblies, both old and new soliooj.lwill convent in th\j same city 17th. Ov^r Qtio thousand

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arc cxpsctod to bo in attendance, for whoso accommodation amplo provision has been made. All the railroads iu the State, two or three Mississippi packet companies, and several main railroad lines to tlie East, agree to convey the delegates for half faro.

Rnllroad Convention.

Pursuant to a call issued May 3,1806, a convention assembled at Crawfordsville, Thursday, May 10, I860, at eleven o'clock A. M.

GiKSEsnonr were chosen Vice-Presidents. Messrs. J. KKE.VEY. C. II. BOWES, ELIAS WILCOX, J. II. SPENCE.IIHI J. L. CAMTDELL were appointed Secretaries.

Dr. Pierce proceeded to present in a forcible speech the importance of the enterprise. lie said lie was not prepared to say the road was

is now satisfied that they will raise §60,000 for us—he thinks subscriptions can be obtained along the line—now iB the time to build the road—we now have high pressure, redundant money, high hopes, and capital can be obtained, hence now is the time to strike—we oan now get the right of way out of the city of Indianapolis and beyond the city better than before.

After the address of Dr. Pierce the report of the committe appointed at the meeting of May 3d, was presented and adopted.

The committee appointed May 3d, 1866, to report a plan for constructing a railroad from Indianapolis, via. Crawfordsville to Danville, 111., submit the following: 1st The formation of a company, of atlc^st fifteen Stockholders, with a capital of at least $50,000, to constitute a body corporate, according to the law of Indiana, to bo designated the Indianapolis,,^Crawfordsville Danville Rail Road Company. 2d. The appointment of a suitable committeo to secure tho transfer, to tlie Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Danville Railway Company, of tho subscription lists, and other papers, relating to the enterprise, now in the hands of H. C. Lord. 3d. An addition to the present subscription, for donations, of at least one hundred thousand dollars, together with the right of way on the line already surveyed between the termini of the road. 4th. A pre!imin.\ry subscription amounting to at least three thousand dollars, made payable to the Directors of the I. C. & D. Railway, in installments as they may deem necessary, for the purpose of defraying all expenses incurred in inaugurating this enterprise it being especially provided that the subscriptions thuB made arc included in the donations promised and so far as paid are to be credited on the donations of the several subscribers.

All of which arc respectfully submitted, J. P. CAMPBELL, V. Q. IRWI.V, JAMES GRAHAM, J. M. BCTLER, and J. L. CAMPBELL, Committee.

J. M. Butter presented articles of association for the purpose of organizing a.Railway "impany. $jj |§g j||gj|

For the purpose of filling blanks, this paper was referred to a special committee consisting of Messrs. Graham, Butler, McClelland, Tror,bridge, Gaivin, Scarev, Ilistine, McDonald, Sangster, Lowry, Copo, Wilson, McCarty, Holmes and Carly.le. to report at 2 o'clock.

On motion, the delegates from the several counties were requested to form in their own counties committees to secure the increase in subscriptions.

The following committee was appointed on behalf of Montgomery county—Messrs. Lewis Wallace, J. Gutluie, James Graham, D. Ilarter, V. Q. Irwin, S. C. Willson, R. Beck, W..K. Wallace,- S. M. Huston, J. S. Brown, T. II. Scott,- R. II. Craig. Jns. Nolan, and J. W. Blair.

The following committee was appointed to prepare an address for publication in the papers along the line, Messrs. J. W. Blair,' L. Wallace. J. L. Campbell, A. Thompson, J. McManomy, J. Lingerman and Dr.Trowbridge.

Rccess until 2 o'clock..

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1 "CWWIUHI ?J,I 2 O'CLOCK, P. M: Convention met pursuant to appointment. The report of the committee on the organization of tho Railway Company was presented and adopted.

The "following resolutions, reported by the same committee, were adopted: Resolved, Th:\t tho Board of Directors bo rcqnosted tondripi nn tho line of the Rail Iload, the tinenlready .-urvoyed and worked upon, westward from tlio westlinetif Mai ion county.

After rending the articles of association, tho subscription list was presented to tho convention, whoroupon fifty thousand dollars, tho amount necessary to perfect the organization, .was promptly subscribed.

Tho stockholders retired to tho offico of Col. Wilson and proceeded to elcct a Board of Directors' for the currcnt year, consisting of the followingpcr.«ons: J. R. Copo, of Hendriekf John Scarry, Boono David Har(er,.K. C. Wilson, I, C. Elston, J. S. McClelland, V. Q. Irwin and James Graham, of Montgomery E. II. McDonald. W. A. Sangster and E. C. Wilcox, of Fountain: John Adamsoh, of Warren Wm. P. Chandler, of Vermillion, III.

Tho Board of Director* elected th« following officers: u~ S. C. WILLSON, Presidont '1

DAVID HARTER. SeircUry

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W. A. SANGSTER. Troasurer T. C. ELSTON. I D. II ARTE It. I

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J. L. CAMPBELL, Chief Engineer! After an earnost address by Col. Willson, the President of the 1. C. D, R, R., on motion, tho proceedings of this moctingwero requested to bo published in the papors along the lino of the road.

On motion, a committee consisting of S. C.Willson, I. C. Elston and J. W. Blair, was appointed to receive the transfers from Mr. Lord.

A unanimous voto of thanks was tendered to Dr. Pierce, tho presiding officcr of tho convention, and on mbticn, the convention adjourned.

JBSSB W. CCMBEBLAND has sold bis stock of hardware to MOROA.I & POWEIIS who will hereafter ocmduct the»baslnefa at the Eleton corner V": S--

HE Lafayette. Journal of-yesterday glvcs-tEc

following flattering notice of SKIFF & GAYLORD'S Minstrels, who givo their first performance at McClelland Hall to-night:

"One of the largest audicnces ever nsscmbled at Sponcor Hall greeted Skiff & Gnylord's Minstrels last night, and in return for their patronage witnessed one of the best entertainments that has yet visited our city. In addition to the usual programme, a panorama of Sherman's march from Atlanta to the. sea, is given, With song and music appropriate to

fordsville 15rewcry, now

lager, will bo open to the

proprietor, is one of the be=t brewers in the

north-west, and his latter beer is equal to any

beer manufactured in Cincinnati.

jS.iO.OOO Stock Subscribed In Ten Minutes.

abandoned—but thought it. satest to treat it as ... ,. At the railroad liieetiti! on last lhnrsdav, abandoned—ho was sorrv that Indianapolis I .„ fifty thousand aollars it! stock, was subscribed did not sympathize with us nt the start—but I. in the sliort spacc of ten minutes.

RonACK'8 Blood Pills are undoubtedly the most valuable of nil the Cathartic Pills'offorod to the public—operating by virtue of a special affinity for thomucus membrane of the bowels being sugar-coated, they are especially adapted for the use.of children and aro unquestionably one of our most satisfactory cathartics and should bo in constant use in domestic use.

DON'T forget the grand entertainment to be given by SKIFF & GAVLORD'S Minstrels, at McClelland's Ilall to-night.

Ouitcitizcns, when visiting Lafayette, should always stop at the Bramble House. It is the best hotel in the city.

LEE & BRO. arc now doing a heavy business in the wholesale grocery line.

ROOD & MAIIORNEY have nearly completed their new agricultural warehouse* on Washington street.

Terrible Crime!

Sixty-tliree persons have been arrested and tried by couri-iunu'mi in Mexico for

Uttering sentiments favorable to JUAREZ, I''1.0

III other words, they thought, and so said, cu^maybrrdred'im!

that MAXIMILLIAN was au usurper, and not the proper ruler of their country.— That was the crime for which they were court-martialed, and will, doubtless, be exectcd as traitors. So much for not being loyal

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcement fee So,—invariably in Advance.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

WE.the Democracy of Franlin township heartily rccotiimcnd ROBERT C. CRAIG as

candidate be

fore the County Convention, for the ollicc of ireasurcr.of said county, knowing him to be of uullinching principles and has been well tried in Township business.

Wm. J. Mullen, J. B. McCallister. Arthur Dickson, Wm. Buchanan. I. N. Larrick. j,1/ William Martz. Lee T. N«edham,- ,r" lacob 11. Booher, Samuel Hampton,'

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Nathaniel Boolicr.

Rcubcu Faust. MK. EDITOU:—Pleaseannounce the name of UKNKY NICUOLSOS as a candidate for county Treasurer, subject to the decisiou of the Democratic Convention.

UNION TOWNSHIP.

LADOGA, IP., April •», lt'GO.

EMTOR REVIKW:— Dear Sir: In obedience to the solicitations of many friends, I have given my consent, to becuuie candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to tho choice of the Demacratic convention, l'lease so announce. .,, Very Truly, Ac., it. Gl!0. ENGLISH.

WAVKLAND. Isr., April G, LIEO.

EDITOR REVIF.W: Sin: The time having arrived for announcing candidatcsfor the various offices to be filled bytb-o voter* of iIoulg:imer.v county at the iipproach'uig full election, we take the opportunity ot nieiui' iiin? the name of mil esteemed fullow-citixcu and sterling Democrat, COHNELI AS L. CANINE. a« a suitable person to receive the nomination t..r County Treasurer, at the approaching Democratic Convention.

BROWN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRACY.

0 1 r. E S i: N A TIV E.

EDITOK REVIEW—Thetimeforchoosingcandidates to pr.'sent the Democracy of Montgomery county is noar at hand, and having pretty exlcnsive opportunities ff consulting the wishes of tho people generally! it is believed that none'would be more acceptable to the nominating convention, for the oilice of Representative in the State I.egi.-lature. than M. M. HES'UV. Esq., of. Scott township.

Mr. HENRY ia too well known to the Democracy of the county to rcqtiiro a word of commendation. It is hoped that his name will be before the convention for that position. MANY' DEMOCRATS.

DARLINGTON, ISP.,April,'-F. lt'GG.

MR. BOWEN: I'lcaso announce the namo of CHARLES W. SArrENFii:i.n, of Crnwfordsville.in behalf of tho Democracy of Franklin, as a candidate before the County Convention, for Representative.

Mr. Sappcnfu'ld iea young lawjer of fino abilities, and obo,whoso character stands inunipe.-tehcd before tho people. The Democracy of Franklin: earnestly request the co-operation of Jthc Democracy of the other 1 ownships. tp make Mr. Sajppcntield's nomination a perfect success, at the coming Convention.

FRANKLIN DEMOCRACY.

FOR SHERIFF. LINDEN, INP., May.il, ltfGG.

EDITOR REVIEW: Having been frequently solicited by many friends. I have consented to become a candidate for tho office of Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Domocratio«onvontion. Please soanpounco.

Respectfully yours, JNO. M. BARCUS. MR. EniTOit—l'lcaso present, on'bellalf of many Democrats, the name of Ilt'Gu K. SIDNKU. as a candidate beforo the Democratic, Convention for the nomination as

Sheriff. Mr. SIPNEII wus tho candi

date of the party at the lastolectionas Slieriff, and entered upon the race when there was but very little prospect of election, This did not abate his energy, and he was beaten only by a few votes. A staunch Democrat, his battles iu the past will, we trust, secure him a favorable consideration from thecoriven-1 tion. Plcrso insert- this card until further notice.

Dlflno-SeryAGO.

The Right Iter. JoSKrn O'! TA'LBOTT, Assistant Ri»hbp or Indiana, will officiateat St. John'sOhurch Crawfordsville, on Sunday May 13, sorvicos ivt o'clock A.M. and IX o'cl celt P. M.

LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH.LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH,:, LIFE—HEALTH—STRENSTH.

Ihe Great French Remedy

stocked with choice iinfailiiis iu the euro of Spcrui uwi'luo'or'iMnnia1

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fir.'it of next mouth. Mr. llKSitv l.or.KXz. the

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"We have n-'od the Speoifnr Pill" prepared by araneieieA' Dupnni, No. 'J! 1 Hue Luinbnrd. from the prescription of Dr. Juan Delaiuarre, in our private practice

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uniform success, and we bulivw there

is no other medicine so well calculated to cure all persons fullering tram Invidiintar.v Kmissions or any other weakness of the Sexual Organs, whethcreauscd by a sedentary mode of living, excesses, or abuse,

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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The Genuine Pills are sold by all the principal Diusgists throughout tho World, Price- One. Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.

GAIIASCIKKK «FC UIIFONT, Sole Proprietors, No. 914, Rue Lombard, Paris. One Dollar enclosed to any authorized A?ent. will insure a box by rctgrn mai securely scaled from all observation, six boxes for five'dollars.

Sole General Agents for America. OSCAfi ii. MOSES & Co., 21 tourtlandt St., N. Y. N, B.—French, German,

Spanish and English Pam

phlets, containing full particulars and directions lor use, sent free to every address. (deoSO'Gj-tsdCG. Agents forCrawfordsxiile and vicinity •Ho/lett Itooc, d30'65. No. Umpire Block,

THE GREAT GNGLISI1 REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Celebrated Female !Pills Prepared from a prescription of S\t J. Clark, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Qtteen.i^ss

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which

female constitution is subject. It moderates

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ABRAHAM K. MiLLERdoparted this life May S, 18GG, at'Jo'olock, P. M., Ilo was born in Virginia, Octobor 13, liB4. moved to Ken lucky when eight yoars old, was married to Elizaboth Endicott,

January 17,. 1S09.

and moved to this Stato in 1827.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

PATENT MEDICINES^

If faith would cure disease, our physicians' occupation would be gono tho afflicted need only read the advertisements in tho papers to bo "made whole bnt tho nostrums -prepared by these ps.udo doctors does not often "back up" tho faith inspired by their advertisements. We do not mean to condemn all so-callod patent medicines, for some have been found to bo very valuablo. In this class we would include Coe's Cough Balsam, for coughs, croup, hoarseness, Ac., arid Coe's Dyspepsia Caro. for indigestion, dyspepsia, and all troubles of tho stomach or bowels—they bavo beon tasted in thousands of eases., Our dealers all sell them.

Thompson's Pearl JJroy Flour. This snperior brand of floor for family use. m»nafaotared from old wheat, will be promptly delivered by .le6.viDg Orders at gbae Hagbes' gnoerr oo M»iu nM-Jm

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it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits

CAUTION.

These I'ilis should not be taken by Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pre gnancy,a3 they arc sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they arc safe.

In all Oases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pains in tho Back and Limb?, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Hysterics, and Whites, tlieso Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.

Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Sold Agent for tho United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, -7 Cortlandt. St., New York. N. B.—$1.00 and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 30 Pills, by return mail. dec30-ISii5-l.

kSHALLS'

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curing the Oifm-i'li, 4'ol«l »i» llic IICIKI and IBcucliiclu'. It has beeu

found

It is fragrant and agreeable, and

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

THE GltEAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. These Drops itro a scientifically compound fluid Preparation, and batter than any Pills, Powders ov Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is diroct nnd positive, rendering them a reliable, ppccdy nndeertaiu specific for tlie euro of all obstructions ami suppressions of naturo. Their popularity is indicated by tlio fact that over 1GC.C0O bottles aroannually sold andconsumedby the Indie? of tho United. State?., of

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An 11,„ Weakness. Kvcry spocii's.if Coniul or L'rinary Ir- rec^ions statn.g \wicn they may beu cj..ind explain-

excellent remedy in many cases of Norn ICye*. Irafiics has been removed by it. and Uc.ii'iiis has often been greatly improved by its use-

Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Head. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating. It opens and purges out ail obstruct ions, strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to the parts affected.

Bftore Than Thirty Yeais'

Of Salt1 nml use of Or. Cnlnrr ti nml StutlT, has proycl its ^RCAT VMIUO U»r nil the coininnn (li««':i.si .^ of the (Iiuid, and at this wo* inont it stand?* hitfhor than OUT

It is ucominunjed by many ul' the.bcst.physiciansand i« tKed wiih great' success- and satisfaction tve-, r.v where.

Read tlie Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for many years been-ac-quninted with Itr. iTInIt'n C:il:iri li :nil Siinll', and sold: it ill our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that wc believe it to be equal., in every respect, to the recommendations given of ft for the cure of Catarrhal Alfeoticns. and that-it is decidedly. the best artiel wo have ever known for nil common diseases of the Head. I iu IT,tt* Perry, BOst oil. J, Barnes Park. N York. Reed, Austin it

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Brown. I.amfon it co.. I Stephen Paiil'A co.." Reed. Cutler A co.. 'Israel Minor A co., Scth W. Fowlo, McKesson Bobbins. Wilson.Fairbankitoo.. |-A. L. Scnviil Aeo„ llensliaw, Edmonds & co.. M.Ward.Closu A co ," H. ll.'Hay, Portlaml.',\Ic.. Bush A tJnle.

Fer?a,lQ by nil Druggists. it- -,'f y,-.

December 3(l-ieG5-ly.

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTKS.

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BRYAN'S

PULMONIC^ WAFERS!

Tho Original Medicine csjnblislicd i.n 1637. nnd first article of the kind ever introduced under tho name of,''PULMONIC WAFERS,!1 in .this or any other country} all other Pulmonic Wafers are counte.rfejt". Tho t»enuine cart 'bo kriown by tho namo

BRYAN being stomped on each WAFER.,ri BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Rencvo Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,'

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Rolieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Spitting of Blood. Pains in the Chest

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Relieve Incipicut Consumption, Lung Diseases, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relievo Irritation of tho Uvuja and Tonsils.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Relieve the Above Complaints in ten minutes. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Area blossing to all Clasos and Constitutions'.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS 'I

Aro adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are in simple form and plcosant to tho tasto.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Not only rolieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures. BBYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are warranted togiyo satisfaction to every one.

,v.^N'o fnmily should bo without a box of .IBRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS •. in tho house. No traveler should bo without a supply of V-

BDYANLS PULMONIC WIPERS in his pooket. No jjerson will ever object to giro for

BEYAV'S PULMONIC WAFERS Twonty-five Coots.

Bold by all Druggists. Bole Proprietor, JOB deeJ0*W MOBES, 87 Cortland S», New y«rk.

''ialth, rtsiilarity and ptrenuth. Esplieitdi-

or Nisntly Soiniiml |-uii.«- inirwhen raid why llicy fhnul.l not. nor.'ould not be

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tohoallhy action. chosen laws, will bi found carefully folded around I?•at! the juUou'itui opinions of eminent Fn ^politicians

P* c,ntrr„ r* t- natures

cncJi ^each bottli-, wit'li the written sitrnature of JonK L. I LYON, without which none arc gi nuine.

Prepared- by Dr. JOHN L. LvON. 105 Chape! trcet. Now Ilaveu, Coiin., who can bo consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp concerniug all private diseases and female weakneirco. l'rico $1,50 par bottle.

Sold by Druggists everywhere.

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Gen'l Age-.itjsfor Li. .S.nnd Canadaj.

Let tho»e who have doubted the virtues of Bull's Cedron Hitters, if any. such there be, read the following certificates from gentlemen well known in this cotuiriuiiiiv.and'doubt no more.

Its general in trod notion into the army will save the lives of thousands ol our soldier LOUISVILLE. Kv.. June 3. I^GS. c. the undersigned, have seen tlio good effects produced by the uso.of Dr. John Bull's Ccdron Bitter sin cases'of general debility aud "prostration oT the system, and believe'its general" use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Amongour soldiers particularly would tills bo "tiro" case, especially those(w.ho arc exposed to miasmatic influeuces in the Southern clinnvto'.

Major Philip Speed, Collector Internal Revenue 3d District. Kentucky. .Charles l!.' Cotton. Collector of the Port of Louisville, Kentucky.

Col. II. Dent. Provost Marshal.of ICy. Rev. D. P. Henderson, Secretary Sanitary Commission,

Harney. Hughes A Co., Publishers Democrat Geo. P. Doren Proprietor Louisville Anzciger. Hughes Parkhill. Wholesule Dry Goods dealers. Main Street, Louisville. Ivy.

Davis. Green & Co.. Wholesale dealers. Main street Louisville. Hart AMipother.

Captain S. F. Hildreth, of steamer Maj. Anderson. Major L. T. Thruston. Paymaster United States Army.

C. M. Metcalf, National Hotel. Louisville. Col. Jesse Ilayless,4th Ky. Cavalry. Si-Sh-GeorgcD. Prentice. Louisvi'lc Journal. Sold Wholesale and Retail by K.J. BTNFORD. Washington Street. Crawfordsville. Ind. Who also sell Bull's Sarsaporilla Bull's Worm Destroyer: 'uTonic Svrup. Itcuicmbcr. 13. J. 15intord's Drug .Store. [may^O'Giy.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notlcc of Apiilkatlon for Mquor License.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the citizens of Union township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana '1 bat I, William G. Hudson, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, iu the State of iualnnji, of the age of twt-nty-eiio years, will apply to tlio Boerd of Commissioners ot Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, at their next regular session, commencing on the -lib day of June, A. D. lfi'li, tor a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under the Temperance Law of 1S50, tor the term of one year. My place uf busine-s and. the premises whereon oaid liquors arc tolje sold nnd drank' is situated on'parts of'Lots number ninety (01)} and ninety-two (92} in the original plat of theiowu'of Craw'ol'dsville. Union township, Montgomery county, S'ateof Indiana. inay 12'Gijw3. U'iLLiAM G. HUDSON.

.... Xo.flcc o/ Application for Liquo Liccnsc. "yOlICE is hereby given to the citizens of Union 'ownah-ip. Montgomery cmnty.

That I, Edward tapper a whi'p*mnl« inhabitant, of Montgom.!ry e-mnty. in the Stato of' Indiana, of tlie ageot twenty.one years, ivill apply to the Board of Commissioners V.uniij-.rjH'ry etiunfy. in tho State of Indiana, at their noxt regular .-'ion, et inineticing 011 the 4 day "f Julie. A. I). iSUti, (or a lierns^ to retail intoxicating liquor-' in a-less quantiiy than a quart uta time, under the Tempera neo Law of ',.-.",3. for the term ot' one year. My place of busiues-i and the premises whereon said liquors are t.. be sold and drank ^situated on part 11' lot number eighty-eight in the original plat-of tho town of Crawfordsville, Union township. Montgomery coun'v. State of Indiana. [mayli'OSrta] EDWARD L'-.'PPE:'

Nolloc of Application for Liquor License, OTICE is hereby given to the citizen^ ef, Union 1 township, -Montgomery- eouniy. State of Indiana, 'hat 1 Mielncl Ke'ily, awhitenide fniiabitant. ot Montgomery'cnuu'y,in the StaJeof Indiana, t.f the age of twenty-one year,'., will app to the Board of Lominissioncrs

Montiromery e« unty, in the Stiitc

of Indiana, at their nexi regular sejsion. commencing on the -lib day

.fiine.-

D. iPOii,-for a license

to retail intoxicating liquors in a les qu inlity than a quart nt a I line, under the Temperance Law of 185!). I'll'the term ot one year. Mv place ot business and tno premises whereon ^nid liquors are to besold and drank is situated on part of I.oLs number ninety (fibl and ninety-two. in the original p'nt of the town of Crawiordivilli", Union tuwnship. Montg /uierv county. State of Indiana. MICHAEL' KELLY, msy 1C'CG-u3.

hoilre-of Apiillratlon for.Liquor license, OTICE i.s hereby given to the citizens of Unioij" 'own-hip. .Montgomery county. Stale of Indiana. 1 hat 1, .lames Coleman, a- wliito inalo inhabitant ol Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, of the ago of .twenty rine years, wiil. ttjtplythe Board of Coinniissiohers of Montgouiery county, iti the State •f Jndiniin.at their next rcguiitr ses-ioii,. aommciicingon the 4tb day of June. A. D..lS.Qr. for a license to retail intoxicating liq-uqrsin a less quantity rha.n a quart at a time, under the Temperance Law of 1?5'J. for the term o| ouoyeav. My.lilaae i.f business und tho premises whereon said liquors are lo be void and drank, is 6ituated on part 6^ loo number one bundied and ten (HO) in the original plat of the town of CrajntiTdisjlllo, Union towpship. Montgomery coun ty. Indi.ana. JAMES COLEMAN.

May 18 Oiw3.

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POUNDS OF

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WANTED

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Graham

JEstablislim cut,

In EXCHANGE

GOODS.

Mayl2 00w4

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Notice of ApiiCAtloD for Liquor Liccnse. XTOTICE

hereby given to tho citizens of Union

X' Township. Monfgomory couniy, Statfl of Indiana, that I. William Ii. Redenbaugh. a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, in tho State of Indiana, of tho ago of twenty ono years, will apply to thC'Roa^d of Commissioners of Montgomery county. in the State of Indiana, nt their next regular session, commenoipg on tho 4 tli day of Juno. 1BG8. for a licenso to retail intoxicating-liquor3 in a less quantity thanaijuart-at a timo. nhdSr tho tcmporanoe law of 1859, for tho torm of ono year. My.place of business and the premisos whereon said liquors are. to bo sold and drank is situated on p»rt qt lot No. ono hundred and eleven. (Ill) in the original plat in the town.of Crawfordsville,'Union township,Montgomery oodnty, State of Indiana.

WILLIAM H. REDENBAUOH.

May 12, IBM.-*3.

.TFotice

IShorobyAdministrator

given that the undersigned ha* Wn ap

pointed of the oMntc of John Bo*lunn, deceased, latoof'Montcomery county. State of Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be sr lrent.

ANDREW LOOP, Administrator.

.May 12. ISM. «3.

Mfi E IS 8 OF,

NOTICE

U'FSO^T.

M'O'tlCK is hereby Riven that the partnership hrt-e^ 1" tofoio cxf.-'liin lictivvcn Mann, Allon ACo'.',i« tins day rtis olvtd, by mutual consent. The Arm will lierciittur be_ known n« Allen & lJro.. wjio will continue the business us heretofori?.

May li. 'CS-w3.

State of Indiana

ALEX.-MATIN.

,, ALLEN, May 13. 'CO. w3. -S J. UliO. ALLEN.

**iilmiiiistvator*8 SaSc.

IS hereby Given that I will pell at pnblic aueiiou.oii Kiiday the fsCot.ilny June. I860.at the residence of John Bowman, lute of Momsoinery county, Indi um, dscen* d, all.his personal property j.M .-.i i:n by (lie id iw. inij of wo heap of liorjL", one eow, sheop, wagon and nnrness, farming uu-u.--,!i, hoiiteUold and Kitvhen tiiruiture. and othei properly. A crodw w.ll ha given until tho 25th day ct Deuuiub.r, It'Oir, en all suins.ovur threedollaia, iho pureluio'er- giving his tiute v'viih approved seeurity, waiving wdunion and appraisemnut lawi.

A XDllKVv' LOU1'.' Administrat

I8GG. TS3.

•.tor.

»%iiusinislrfilor'ti Sale. Y0TICE ii hertiby given that the undersigned. j.1* administrator oi the estate 1.1 Catherinu Smilh, deceased, latcct Montgomery county. Indiana, will oiler for sale, fit pn blie unction, at the late residenco oi 1 hillip Smith, deceased, in l-'ranlilin township.cn atiuday the second tlay of June, ItOG, thV peional property ol said estate, consisting ot the undivided oue-third ot six acres ot growing whtat, and one bed and .bedding. 'I ERUs:—Sums of five dollars and nndcr. ca:h in band on sums over five dollars a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved ieeurny. waiving relict tiuin valuation and appraixcm.'iit laws. Sate to commence at 2 o'clock' P. 1-. MAIILON bMl I'll, Administrator.

•Mftminislrator's Sftlc. VTOTICE is hereby given that i-be undersigned.ad- ,/

oluli

a'.or of the estate of Pillip Smith, deeoas-

ed, lato of ilontgomcry County, Indiana, will offer tor sale at public ,auction at'tho late residence of tho deceased, iu tranklin' township, on Saturday tho •eeondday of June, 16GG. the pers.pnal property of* MVi^l estate consisting of ope jiorip,.a two horse waggon and householdlnnd kitdbrh fr.rnituroi ic

KHM9:—Sums .of fivo dollars niul under cash In hand: en sums over five dollars a-credit of six months will be given the purchaser giving his note with approved security, without relief from valuation oi*nipiai.sement laws. Sale to coin-ueiica at Id o'clock. A. M.. MAliLQK SMITH Adminiatrator.."'

May 10,'ue. w3.

Lithographer, corner Market an'd

Third streets. Louisville, Kv. Julias Winter. Clothing Merchant, corner Third A Market streets, Louisville, Ky.

FOUNDRY,

M^CtiljSTE SHOP tM

,v.

CSZil WFOMBtSVM&Z.E'.

BLAIR, IA I.E & CO.,

Have now in operation a Foundry »nd JMachimJ Shop in this place, and would invito alT interested in -ii

Machinery of inv Kind

to givo them cull. Thes arc making ftllhindaof ^castings, such as j*r

A on

•.

Sorghum Mills, Furnace Fronts, Grate Bare, Sugar Kettles, Ovons, Dog

Irons, Making'Patterns, for and ....Replacing Stove Phi tea. They are prepared to repair Fuuular' 13oi 1 ers, Steam Engines, ThrasK-' injrAlaehities, Reapers.

Mowers, Drag.,-v.•

Saws, and to make and fit. up Brass Castings, Mid Black-

smithing of every dccr tio n. All voi'l: done by

1 1

tiiem i'i ,* Vv'arranted to

erforni as represented®! „"-b

Shop' on Greeir Street, ifear Depot.

Cash i\nJ for Old Iron. Copper Brass. iuay!210 I A1K. I.VLE .t Cn.

""MEDICAL.

MRS. M. HOOVER,

S I I A 2

tinifc and Rcslder.re on Vernon Street, Nearly Oppo-M site the Post Oflicc. W.'II.L give exclusive attention to tho practice oft

Jledirlue iiml (llistefrk-s: also to the treatment1? r.f the diseasOs of Women and Children. A share oi«the public patfoliage is rclpeotluflylsijlieited.

May 5, lim. if [wtf. 8

*l!minislratot'is JYotice.

NOTICE

i/Jicrcby civeti t^iat tho under-Jipiicd ha bf-cn irppointcd n)lrtiini=»trntor of tho i»st ito 0^^" Phillip Sinitii bite Mi n*co»iory rf.unty. Indiana doceas"d. M.^HLUN SMITH. Adiniuiatrator. tinjt»'C0wf3iiff

.film ii is tr at or's .To tire.

inny5'GGw3 Administrator.

Guardians Sale.

TnE

undersigned irunrdian of Xancy Robin-on. date_Byors.) Margai^jt Bycrs, Morgan W. Byerj, nnd William Byer. minor lieirs-at-law of Jaineilflyors Ttloeeased, will. iy_ a dcoreo of the .Court,of' Commbn Pleas of Montgomery coflnty, Indiana^at tlio Jamjary term .-'thereof, in the year l^OC,

Ji at

private sale, on and after the'-'filh day orMnv lfcGB to the highest bidder, the following lands situ ito in said couniy and State, to-wit: Tho undivided foursixths part of the undivided two-thirds of tho undi-" Mded one-half of section fifteen, town eighteen, north of ranee three west, except ono-hulf aero cu»i piel as school house in the south-west corn6ft of saidi land also, tho undivided four-sixths part of the undivided two-thirds part of tho undivided one naif of the north-east quarter of tho south-west quarter-' of section fifteen, town eightcon, north (if rang*) threo' west, except ono aero in tlio north-east corner occupied ns a gravo yard. -Terms.—One- third oashvinv hand, ono thirdiu nino months,'and {W-Tesldne'm^ eighteen months, the purchaser executing notes bearing interest for deferred payments, waiving rolicf from valuation and appraisement laws, nnd securing the saino by mortgage. SARAH BYERS may5'GGw4 Guard an.

ENGIISH GERMAN AND? ENGLISH FRENCH

SCHOOL,. THE

undorsigned would respectfully aanotince to the citizens of Crawfordsville ocd vioinitv. thatho has permanently looted in the city for tho pu'---posoof teaching tho (Jonjian nnd Franoh languages*and will open a conrso of studies on tho tirst Monda in May next, in tho Publio School llouso. For irtioulara npply by lets'er, -or by calling at the dcnce of .font). Broker." Corner of P#ke' and Wmor treois.wbero tho undersigned is stopping for thai present. UEO. V. BARTH.

A«ril tl, 18W-3m. j.