Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 May 1866 — Page 2

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, INO Saturday, May 191868.

iPrialcdand PabltikH rvcry KnUrdny .tlarulug, tar

OHARLES H. BOWEN. tiVwhluim Street. 3d Story. Wa New Brick.

TKBMB OF SUBSCRIPTION:—§2,00 IS ADVANCE

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LARGER THAN ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CrnwTordsvlllc S Advertisers. call tip and examine oar List of :CpS»B9CBIBI!n8! riI.1

Louisville, Xuw Albany & Chicago Railroad.

Time Table wtefrtrtook effect Jone tilth, 1S65. GOING NORTH. Accommodation.. .• 10,50 a. in. Through Freight 2.^ p. in. /Express 8,03

GOING eot'Tn.

Kxpro*?.""r 9.23 a. m. Through 9.52 Accommodation (5.11 *p. m.

Good connections made with nil other roads. B. F. MAST1N, Superintendent. Juno 24th, 1£G5.

DEinOCBATIC STATE TICKET. MOT '"'"""^^©2 SECRETARY OP BTATE, %$£ Gen. MARLON D. MANSON. cf Montgomery.

AUDITOR OF STATS.

CIIRISTIAN G. BADGER, of CUrk.O TREASURER OF STATE, 'T JAMES B. RYAN, of Marlon.

ATTORNEYGENERAL,

JOHN R. COFFROTU, of JIuntiogton. SRPERI.VTBSDK.ST OP MILIC INSTRCCTIOSV R. M. CIlAl'MAN, of Knox.

gk $MuUn$cv.

There were seven deaths in Cincinnati last week from suicidc. Mcxican advices confirm the death of Ex1

Governor Allen, of Louisiana. 5 The remains of Preston King, who committed suicide by drowning himself, at Nevr $tp, York, last November, have been recovered.

An order has been given to at once

muster out of service all volunteer surgeons -Cy. whose services can possiblv be dispensed j,Js '^vfith.

The President has signed the amended habeas corpus act. which is intended to protect military and civil officers from prosecution for outrages done in the discharge of their duty under the infamous Lincoln dynasty.

As was anticipated, the Senato finally pasaet) the Postal Appropriation bill, without the amendment to restrict the President's power of removal without cause. An attempt will be made at once to pass Senator Ilenderson's bill to accomplish the same object.

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says Jeff. Davis received the announcement of his indictment with great indifference. His main point of defense will be based upon the preiiiKsi'ogatives granted every citizen to sustain the

-t'official of his respective State.

Lieutenant General Grant hns instructed ^military department commanders to abolish r^V'the districts under their command as rapidly i., -•*,/113 circumetanceB will permit. In some cases "J he has recommended the conversion of the .•f district into a military post. Every means -which may, consistently with the welfare of 'V'jt'ic country, be used to reduce the number of

volunteers yet in service has been adopted. spirit s'iSA^The Indianapolis, CrnitTordsrlllc & Oanrille Railroad.

Col. S. C. Willson, President of the I. C.& D.R. R., and Maj. Elston. one of the Directors, returned home from Cincinnati on last Thursday night. They obtained from Mr. II. J. .IV,'. ,C. Lord, President of the Indianapolis & Cin-

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'cinnnti Railroad, an assignment of all the donations heretofore made and the right of way

vliich are now in possession of the new com-

y- '^^,5 Tapid and successful manner in ,i which Col. Willson and the Board of Directors ^ihave pushed this great enterprise since the formation of the new organization, gives asv'i' "urance, that before many days work will 'again be resumed along the entire line.

'r 'R Mutual Life IIISIIranee Companjr. Mr. I. N. Vansickle is agent for issuing pol-

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t^1'3 ecunt.y for this excellent compa-

,ly, located

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York. The total number of

policies issued up to the present time is 30,V'', 000 with an insurance of $108,000,000. The cash nesets of the company are $16,000,000. ^'^'"^with a BurpluB, after providing for all liabililies, of !tl,500,000. Those ol' our citizens who ,7

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their lives in a reliable compa-

'd call upon Mr. Vansickle at the Na-

tional Bank.

Cincinnati Gazette (radical disunion) is

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*ndignant over the acquital of Dr. Newitud for killing Evans, the seducer of Jus daughter. The fact that Dr. Newland is a •jflSMi! Democrat and that Evans was a preacher who harrangued from his pulpit on the sinfulness ,° slavery and the duty of loyal men to mob

Democratic prrating offiees and murder DemRecounts for the Gazette's displeasure.

vAsn "WE are glad to see that our townsman, Hon. ^A.Mf8 W,LS0!,i has been appointed resident -Miwifitcr to Veneiucla/'—Journal.

..,t( Of course you arc glad. Jcssee D. Bright .was glad when he got old Joe. Wright out of tho way in 1856 by having him banished to the sfeCourt of Berlin. '. it'-*-,

p.. ICPEvery day affords now proofs of the peculiar effects of Itoback's Stomach Bitters in where a disordered condition of tho stomach, liver and bowels, is combined with great debility, norvous weakness, and

Intense molan«boly, thore MD bo no doubt but it is luro panacea.

I.I.VR "TUB leaders of the disunion party of this

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Aeuntjr have called a convention to meot on 9th ef next month,

THE STEAM PBE8S.

We are happy to inform our readers that Mr. A. Campbell of New York, who has our order for furnishing us with a Steam Press, writes that the machine will be delivered here by the 20th of next month, at which time we shall enlarge the papor.

A Good Appointment—President Johnson Rewards his Friends. President Johnson has appointed Hon. Jas. Wilson of our city, Minister to Venexeula, trice E. D. Culver (radical disunion) of New York. The salary is $7,600 with an outfit of equal amount. The eminent service Mr. Wilson has lately rendered in defending the reconstruction policy of the President from the malignant attacks of the radical disunionists in this part of the State has been properly rewarded, and will be received by every patrkt as tin ernest in the future of what Andy intends to do in rcw&rdiug those who itand by the Government.

Sweet Potato Plants,

Mr. John J. Darter hns the following varieties of Sweet Potato plants: Karlv Yellow Nansamoud, Red Nansamond, White Spanish, Large Red Bermuda and White Bermuda.— These are the best varieties grown in this country. They can be had by calling at the garden of Cornelius Blair, on the pike, between Cratvfordsville and Sperry's Mills.

LEW WALLACE, who has been rusticating in our city for several weeks pnst, left suddenlv for New York a few days since. Rumor has it tLat he is about to join a fillibustcring expedition against Mexico. Should he be so unlucky as to suffer capture by the French mercenaries of Maximillian, we trust lie may be granted a fair trial before a drum-head court martial. We e4ionld regret very much to hear af Ms being arraigned before a civil tribunal.

THE concert given by Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels at McC'lellnnd Hall on last Saturday nigh', was largely attended. The receipts wcro two hundred and thirty dollars. First class exhibitions arc always well patronized by our citizens.

THAT cunning old dog, Dan Mace, has published a card in the Lafayette papers in which he declares himself in favor of sustaining both the President and the Rump Congress. Dan is quietly working for a nomination for Congress.

THE new brick buildings adjoining the National B^.uk^»^cj,apidly approaching completion.

THE Green Street Saloon is now supplied with Wright's Pure Indianapolis Ale, and tho Toledo Ale.

THE diteate which Governor Morton is afflicted with is said to defy all medical skill.

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An election took place in Port Fnlton 3Ionday last for town officers, which resulted in a large Domocratic gain over last year. We learn that Charles McManus was elected town treasurer. He will make a good officer.—Jeffersonvillc Democrat.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcement, fee $5,—invariably in Advance.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

WE.the Democracy of Franlin township heartily rccommend ROltHRT C. CRAIG as a randidsite before the County Convention, for the office of Treasurer of said county, knowing hiin to be of unflinching principles and has been well triod in Township business.

Wm. J. Mullen, J. B. McCallinter. Arthur Dickson, Wm. Buchanan. I. N. Larrick. William Martt. Lee T. Needham. Jacob 11. Booher, Samuel Hampton, Nathaniel Booher. Reuben Faust.

.MR. EDITOR:—Please announce tho name of HENRY NICHOLSON IU a candidate for county Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convontion.

UNION TOWNSHIP.

LADOGA, IND.. April «. 1P66.

EDITOR REVIEW:— Dear Sir: In obedienco to the *olicitationsof many friends, I have given my consent to become candidate for tho office of County Treasurer, subjcct to tho choice of the Demacratic convention. Please so announce. Very Truly, Ac.,

It. GhlO. ENGLISH.

WAVELAND. IND.. April 8, ie«6.

EDITOR REVIEW: T'LR: The lime having arrived for announcingcandidatesfor the various oflioes to bo filled by tho voters of Montgomery county nt the approaching fall election, we take.the opportunity of mentioning tho name of our osteemed follow-citizon and sterling Democrat. CORNELIAS L. CANINE, as a suitablo person to receivo the nomination for County Treasurer at the approaching Domocratic Convontion.

BROWN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRACY.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITOR REVIEW—The timoforchoosingc&ndidates to represent tho Democracy of Montgomery county is near at hand, and haying pretty extonsive opportunitiea of consulting the wishes of the people generally. it is believed that nono would be more accepUblo to tho nunnnatinc oonvention, for the offico of Reproscntntive in the State Legislature, than M. M. HENRY. Esq., of Scott township.

Mr. HENRY IS too well known to the Democracy of the oounty to rcquiro a word of commendation. It is hoped that his name will be boforo the oonvention for that position. MANY DEMOCRATS.

W N DARLINOTON, IND.. April, 98.1800. r„.» PW1®:

Rnnounce the name of

CHARLES W .SAI-i'iwMM.r of Crawfordsville.in bc1? of the Democracy of rankli», as a candidate boforo the County Convention, for Representative.

Mr. Sappenfield is a young lawyer of fine abilities, ana one "'hose character stands unimneached before the people. Tho Democracy of Franklin earnestly reguesl the co-operation of |the Democracy of the

immpoac

of Franklin earnestly

other Townships.*to make Mr! SajppenfiekPs'nomination a perfect success, at thu coming Convention

FRANKLIN DEMOCRACY

FOR SHERIFF.

Y5 LIMDEN, IND., May II. 18C6.

EDITOR REVIEW: Having been frequently solicited byjmanyfriouds. I have consented to beoomo candidate for the offico of Sheriff of Montgomery eoun&n iliC.,

the doc,31cn

Damocratio convon-

tiop. rlea»e *o announce.

so announce.

J^O. M. BARCDS.

lve»p«ctfully yourr,

MR. EDITOR—HEW present, on behalf of I'emoerats. the nemo of Huaii E. SIDNER. as »c*n" dldato before the Democratio Convention for the nomination as Sheriff. Mr. SIDNER wus the candidate of the pari at the last election as Sheriff. entered upon the race whon there was but verylltti® prospect of election. This did not abato his energy, and he was beaten only by a few votes. A sts#"®" I'emoorat, hit battle* in tho past will, we truJt, securo him a favorable consideration from the convention. Plerie insert this card until further notice.

MADISON TOWHSHIP-

FOR'COMMISSIONER] 7

MR. EDITOR—Please announce thenamo of SAMUEL, MCCOMAS us a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Democrstio County Couveution, MANY DEMOCRATS.

OBITUARY.

ABRAHAM K. MILLER whose death occurrcd on Wednesday the 2d of May, 186(5, was one of the veritable pioneers of tho Great West. He was a steadfast Democrat through life and loved and honored Andrew Jackson. In his younger days he was deprived of the advantages of an education, yet he was a self made man and understood thoroughly the principles of a republican government and the political history of his country. In early days he was a great hunter and loved his rifle and hounds passionately, lie was a man of powerful strength and constitution—a good husband and futher—a hard working man ho felled the forrest before h-im. He was proverbially honest and benevolent and withal religious, yet his religion was not sectarian but composite. lie was bom in Virginia, October 12thr 1784, where he lived in his father's house until he was eight years old when he removeij^ith his parents to Kentucky. On obtaining his majority he married Miss ELKTABETH E.NDICOTT, January 17, 1809, and so became husband and father.1 He lived to number eighty-one years, six months and twenty days, and departed this life May 2d. 1S0G.

But now ho lies beneath tbr sod, Ilia mortal form in clay, The_ vital jpnrk wc trust to God

Who gave and took away.

Dear father, long you blest our h\es, In childhood loft ui not. Of whom though now

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CORPORATION ELECTION.—It nscd to be saiJ, as goes Brookvillc, so goes the Stsitc—so may it be.

The Democratic ticket was elected by a majority of fifty, completely routing the disunionists. The assessor of the district for internal revenue, with all the Government officials, worked hard but they could not come it. The people have determined to stand by the President in his endeavors to have all the States represented in Congress, and the disunionists may as well come down. We admit we had two advantages over the disunionists: first we had the better and more just cause second, we had better men on our ticket.—Franklin Democrat.

death deprive!,

we still forgot theo not.

Thy stronger arm, oh vigoroiu man 1 Hath wrought for human good— Through life to [car1 thy housohold van.

And serve ui well with food. s. Now father dear bereft of thee, We orphaned hero abide, Tby kind devotions wo can see.

And weep, thy grave besido.

But now, we all, to mother dear our nwkl. -u"» in it form. Among us while you linger Hero

We'll shield you from tho storm. S» may this lesson hard at best. Each child direct to God, Thy goodness may wo all attest.

And profit by tby rod.

—On Saturday tho 12th of May. at his

roiidenco in Franklin townfhip, WM. BUCHANAN, aged 55 years.

__ SPECIAL NOTICES. llllPIC

now SOOTHING.

How sublimely beautiful aro the swoet strains of melody, as they como borne to us upon the wings of evening how it fills tho heart with gladness 1 Yot. midst all this joy and happinoss, how it man our pleasure to soe our noighbors or companions suffering from tho ravagos of a violent cough or an obstinato enll. The soothing, quieting properties of Coe's Cough Balsam allays all the irritations, and will speedily cure the most obstinate eases of croup, cough,sore throat, and influonza. Take it foecly.

SPECTACLES.

Tho best Spectacles ever offored to the public, silver and steel frames, sold at tho lowest rates by malOinO. CHEAP JOHN.

TABLE LIXNBff.

A magnificent assortment of Tablo Linncn, consisting of towels, napkins, handkerchiefs, Ac., of all sizes, bleached and unbleached, will be offored for sale to the Indies of Mon tgomery county during tho present season by CHEAP JOHN. mal9mS. V,

.\0Tl0JfS OF ETKBY KIM),

Consisting of^Razorf, Pocket Knives. «tc„ ean be had of CHEAP JOHN. mnl9m6.

Let those who have doubted the virtues of Bull's Ccdron Bitters, if any such there be, read the'followmgcertificates from gontlcmcn well known in this community, and doubt no more.

Its goneral introduction into the army will save the lives of thousands of our soldiers.

JxEi»viM.E. KY„Juno 3, 1"03.

e, tho undersigned, have seen the good effects produced by the use of Dr. John Bull's Cedron Bitter sin eases of general debility and prostration of the system, and believe its goneral uso would preventdiscase and relieve much suffering. Amongour soldiers, particularly would thin be tho case, especially thoso who are exposed to miasmatic influences in tho Southorn climate.

Major Philip Speed. Collector Intornal Revenue 3d District. Kentucky. Charles B. Cotton. Collector of the Port of Louisville, Kentucky.

Col. II. Dont. Provost Marshal of Ky. Ray. I). P. Henderson, Secretary Sanitary Commission.

Harney, Hughes A Co., Publishers Democrat. Geo. 1\ Dorcn. Proprietor Louisville Anzoiger. «r l'arkhill. Wholesale Dry Goods dealers. Main Street, Louisville. Ky.

Davis. Green A Co.. Wholesale dealers. Main stroet Louisville. Hart A Mapolher. Lithographer, corner Markot and Ihird streets, Louisville, Ky.

Julias Wintor. Clothing .Merchant, corner Third A Market streets, Iouisvine, Ky. Captain S. F. llildreth, of steamer Maj. Anderson.

Major L. T. Thrnston. Paymaster United States Arm y, 'hi^r C. M. Metcalf, National Hotel. Louisville.I

Col. Jesso Bayless,4th Ky. Cavalry. George D. Prentice, Louisviilo Journal. hold Wholesale and Retail by E. J. BINFORD, Washington Streot. Crawfordsville. Ind. Who also S? i," Sarsaparilla: Bull'? Worm Destroyer: hmithsTonic Syrup. Remember, E. J. Binford's Drug Store. (mayH0'65y.

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. Theso Drops are a scientifically compound fluid preparation, and bettor than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliablo, speedy and certain specifio for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Thoir popularity is indicated by the faot that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the Unitod Statos. evory ouo of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the place of every other Fcraalo Remedy, and are considered by all who know aught of them, as the surest, safest, and most infallible preparation In tho world, for tho cure of all female complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health.regularity and strength. Explicitdiroctions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and why they should not, nor could not be used without producing offeets oontrary to nature's choson laws, will be found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are genuine.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON. 195 Chapel Street. New Haven, Conn., who can bo consulted either personally, or by mail, (enolosing stamp.) concerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.

Price $1,50 per bottlo. Sold bjr Druggists everywhere. C.G. CLARCACO.. jmSTj-Msn. G«aT Ag»ut»fcr U.

SOMKHWFI THAT EVERYBODY

6.endCan»d*».

8H0|ILD

Dr. Chase Rempa's.

HAVE.

The

most T*1B*KI« ». L.

information published in the last century Cheap John, the agent for Montgomery county will eall on evory ouo during the present summer ma!9m0.

LIFE-HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH.

The Great French Remedy

DR. JUAN DELAMARIIE'S

Celebrated Specific Prills

Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Juan Delamarro, Chief rhyaicjan 01 the IloFjpital du Nurd ou Lartboisiere of Paris.

This invaluablo medicine is no imposition, but is unfailing in the cure of SpermatorrW or Seminal Weakness. Every spociesof Gonital or Urinary Irralibility. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions from whatever cause producod. or however severe. will be speedily rcleived and tho organs restored to healthy action.

Head the folloicing opinions of eminent French physicians "We have used the Specifio PilU prepared by Garancieie A Dupont, No. S14 Rue Luiubard, from the prescription of Dr. Juan Delaiuarre, inourprivato practice with uniform success, and we believe thero is no other medicine so well calculated to cure all persons suffering fram Involuntary Emissions or any other weakness of tho Scxunl Organs, whether caused by a sedentary mode of living, excesses, or abuse.

R. A. ltKAI'REl'AltlE, M. 1). G. D. UrjARiiiN, M. I).

.. JT'AN LE l.ElTIIRE, M. D. Paris, May 5th, 1PA3.'

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The Genuine Pills aro sold by all the principal Diuggists throughout the World, l'rice One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.

GARANCIERE A DUPONT, Sole Proprietors, No. 214, Rue Lombard. Paris. One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insuroa box by retgrn inai', securely scaled from ail observation, six boxes for five dollars. bole General Agonts for America.

OSC18 «. MOSES & Co., 2i i'ourtlandt St., N. Y. N.B.—French, German, Spanish and English Pamphlets, containing full particulars and directions for use. sent freo to ovory addross. (dec30'G5-tsd68.

Agents for Crawfordsxille and vicinity

MolTctt A* MSooc,

d30'65.

THET GREAT ENGLISB- REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.

This invaluable medicino is unfailing in the cure of all thoso painful and dangerous diseases to Iwhich the female constitution is subjcct. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a Bpoedy cure may be relied on.

TO 9IABKIGD LADIBf)

it is peculiarly suited, will, in u. »u«»t Umoftrfnl on tho monthly'poriod with regularity. Each jottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits

CAUTlCfii

These Pilis should not be taken by Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other lime they are safe.

In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fntigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Hysterics, and Whites, these 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 bo carofullyprcsorTcd SOLD BY ALL DIU GGISTS

Sold Agent for the United Statos and CanadaJOB MOSES, 07 Cortlandt St., Ncw York. N. B.—$1.00 and 8 postago stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing .50 Pills, by return mail. dec30-1865-l.

Br. MARSHALL'S'

Catarrh Snuff*.

This Snuff hns thoroughly proved itself to be tho best article known for curing the Cntnrrli, Cold in the llrnd and Headache. It. hns been found an excellent remedy in many cases of Sore Kycu. Deafiieaa has been removed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly improved by its uso.

It is fragrant and agreeable, and

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 all obstructions, strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to tho parts affected.

More Thau Thirty Tears' Of Sale and use of Dr. TOanihnll'ii Cntiirrli nail Hcndnche gnuir, has proved its great valuo for all the common diseases of the Head, and at this moment it stands higher than over before.

It is rccommcndcd by many of the best physicians and is used with great success and satisfaction everywhere.

Read the Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with »r. Mar»bnll'ft Cntnrrb and llendache Nniafr, and Bold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that wc believe it to be equal, in every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the bestarticlo wo have over known for all common diseases of the Head. HurrAPerry, Boston. Reed, Austin Aco.. Brown. Lamson A co., Reed. Cutler A co., Scth W. Fowlc, Wilson,FairbankAco., HeDshaw. Edmonds A co.. H. II. Hay, Portland, Me..

Barnes A Park. N York A. D. A D. Sands, Stephen l'oulAco..'" Israel Minor A co., McKesson A Robbins. A. L. Seovill Aco„ M.Ward .Close A co.," BushAGalo.

Forsale by all Druggists. December 30-1865-ly.

Try it.

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BE^-N.S

PULM0lfI0_ WAFERS!

The Original Medicine established in 1837. and first RJ: ticln of the kind ever introduced under the name of "PULMONIC WAFERS," in this or any othor country^ all other Pulmonic Wafors arocounterifitif. 3b.e eenuino can bo known by tho namo

BRlAN being stamped on each WAFER. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

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

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Roliovc Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS gRelievo Irritation of tho Uvula nnd Tonsils, fgj I BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS 'HI

Relieve tho above Coinplnints in ton minutes.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Are a blessing to all Clascs and Constitutions. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting oures. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are warranted to givo satisfaction to every one.

No family should tie without a box of BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS in the house. No traveler should bo without a supply of

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

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Twenty-five Cents.

Sold fc7 a!! Druggists. Sola Proprietor, JOB d«S?-«s MOSES, a? C?rt!»na St. York.

Thompson's Pearl Drop Flour. This suporior brand of flour for family uso. manufactured from old wheat, will be promptly delivered by leaving orders at Shue A Hughes' grocery on Main street. m24-3m

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

c.niip.

Wo tho undersigned ladies nf Crawfordsville. ^2"&1me.ry,V\0U"ty. Indiann. cheerfully reccomDr. A. W. CHASE'S Recipo Book as a valuable as.isuint to housekeeper*, farmers and Mcohanics: Xl«" xi'Mrs.

Mrs. Mary E. Cox. Mrs. S. H. Sidner. Mrs. Lou„a Shovelin, Mrs. D. R. Knox, Mrs. MaryHdraham. Mrs'. Mary J. Knox, ..... J'uraosiD Mra. Ann Ruffington, Mrs. ElizaMeMechan, Mrs. Honry Ornwford,

(•MASTKIIIIVC, WHITEWASHING, &C. The undersigned would respectfully announco to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that ho is now engaged in tho above business in all its branches, and will promptly respond to all calls, nnd at the lowest living figures- All work warranted to be e(]ual to that done oy tho **oldept inhabitant."— tavor me with a call. THOMAS B. GRIFFITH mal9»3*

gRfiAt-T EXCITEMENT

AT THE,

ELSTON COKWEB!

HAV1NO

No. 4, Empire Ulock,

purchased the entire stock of Hardware Stoves and Tin-Waro of J. W. Cumberland, wo take pleuduro in informing the citizens of Montgom ery, and adjoining counties, that wc are now oi hands with the largest aud best selected stock of

HAED¥ A-RID EVER'BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET

We have also on hands and aro now receiving some of the choicest brands of

Cook, Parlor & Box Stoves.

Having seeured the services of JOHN HOOVER,in our 1 in Department, wo have no hesitation in 9aymg we can got

up a

od work cn as short notice and at

as low figup.-i as can bo had auywhere.

Sj)ccial attention givtu to Roofing,

t/i7,

tural Store. Wo will buy

'j?,Corn,

Wheat, Oats, Bacon, A'^{ Beeswax,'* Butter, Old Copper, Brass, Castiugs, llags, Feathers,

for which wc will exchange GOODS or pay CASH.

VOJflE ,|.ri SI] E us,

Two Doors north of Elston's Bank. May 10.-60. POWERS A MORGAN,

Notice to Stockholders.

ATOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in the J-i Crawfordsville and Alamo Turnpiko Company, that adividend of 10 porcent. will be paid upon all paul up stock of said Company, for which Stockholders have drawn^thoir certificates,on Saturd.-ry, June .. J806. by prosenting their certificates of stook to hnmucl Gilloland, Ircosurcr. at tho offico of taid Company. By order of the Board.

Ax ii .1011?*' W, BIJAIH. President. Attest: J. M. BUTLER. Sec'ry. (maJ9'C6w2.

Public Sale.

l^TOTICE is hereby given that I will offor at irnbi' lie sale at my residonce. 6 miles south cast of brawrordsviMe. near Lnion Chapel, in Union town-!u,pr-l1,"n,5orU(',rl' county, on Thursday. May 31, I860, r. ,.i Si described personal property: Horses, -'i

a flnd

Harness, Farming

Utensils, Ac, TEBMh.—A credit of 0 month will be given on all sums over $3, the purchaser giving note with npproved security waiving valuation and appraisement laws, under $3 cash in hand. mal9 66w2, Mi.i7.Aiir»ru ii?v

ELIZABETH BENNETT.

OJVE MIIjIJMOJY POUNDS OF

W O O

.WANTED

AT THE

Oraliam Establishment,

In EXCHANGE

FOR

I GOODS J:

Mayl2'6Gw4.

ISPIIilii

MEDICAL.

MRS. M. HOOVER,

S I I A N

Office ant BalieBce on Vernon street, Nearly Opposite the Post Offlce. \17ILL give exclusive attention to the practice of

VV Memcliie and Obstetrls also to the treatment of the diseases of Women and Children. A share of thei publiot*trcB3f8"if rerrNifu!!? solicited.

M*v5, 1£W. rTt/.

tfdminlstlral or^sSalc.

-VTOTICE ia hereby given that I will HCII at public auction,on Friday tho iiratday of June. lfttKJ.at the residu'nde of John Bowmnn. late of Mouigomory county, Indiana, deceased, all his personal property not taken by tho widow, consisting of two liciui of horses, one cow, sheep,—wagon and'harness, farminit utensils, household and kitchcu furnittiro. nnd othor proporty. A credit wil} liiuiavrq until the 85th day of Decenib.r, ltfGfl, on all sums ovor three dollars, ho purchaser gLY.iuff .his nolo with approved1 valuation and appralseiu'tnt laws. (DREW LOOl', Administrator.

May 12, leoo. w3.

Sarah Britton.

Mrs. Pcmtnclio Enouh. Mrs. C. Hollowny. Mrs. Mary J. M. Krout, Mrs. Mary E. Brndca. Mrs. M. A. Dunwiddie, Mrs. II. Van Slykc, Mrs Maggio Barr.

M,lryr..Simpson,

Mrs. Nanoy B. Galoy, Mrs. Klixa Miller, Mrs. I?anc Naylor.

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

is hcroby given that the uudcrsignod, administrator of thdostate of Catherine Smith, deceased, late of Montgomery county.' Indihna, will ojTer for sale, at public iiuction, at tho late residence of I hillip Smith, deccasod, in Franklin t(ftvn*hip,pn Saturday the sccond day of Juno, lt'60, tho personal property of said estate, consisting of the undivided one-third of six acres of growing wheat, aud ouo bed and bedding.

TERMS:—Sums of five dolluri mid under, cash in hand on sums over live dolliirs a crodi'. of six mdnths will bo given, the purchaser giving note with -ay-*' proved security, waiving relief from valuation nnd appraisement laws. Sulo to commonee at 2 o'clock 1 MA11LON sSlITll, Administrator.

May 12. 'GC-w3.

Guardian's Stile.

rPMP.undersigned

"giiai'dinn of Nancy Robinson,

(hjto.i'yer^.y Margaretllyerfl, Morghfi W. layers and AVilliam lJyer.H, minor hcirs-at-law of «Iamod Uyors, doceased, will, by a decree of lh« Cburt of l/omuion 1 lens of Montgomery count jr.' Indiana, ax the January term thereof, in the year W08 sell at private salo, ou and after Hie 20th day of May, 166C, to the highest bidder, the following lands situate in said county and State, to-wit: The undivided foursixths part of the undivided two-thirds of the undivided one-half of st-cthm*fifteen, town cightoen. north of range three west, except one half acre occupied as school house in the south-west corner of said land also, tho undivided four-sixths part of tho undivided two-thirds part of tho undivided '-onc-hak" of tho north-east quarter of tho south-west quarter of section fifteen, town eighteen, north of range three west, except ono acre in the north-enst corner oecu pied as a grave-yard. Terms.—Ono third cash in hand, one thud ill nino months, and the residue in eighteen months, the purchaser executing notos bearing interest for deferred paymeuts, waiving rolit? from valuation and appraisement laws, and securing tho same by mortgage. SARAH BYERS. mny5 OOW'l Guardian.

ENGLISH GERMAN AND ENGLISH FRENCH

aonocyij^

THE

undersigned would r«3pcctfull'y announco to the citizens of CrawfordsVtlle ami vicinity, thnt lio bns permanently located in the city for the purpose of teaching the German'and French languages and will open a course of studies on the first Monday in May next, in the Public School House. For particulars applj' by letter, or by calling at the residence of John 'Brtiker. corner of 1'yko and Water treeul. where the undersigned is stopping for the

present. April 21, lSGO—3in

GEO. F. BARTII.

•Notice of Application for Liquor llccnse. ATOTICE is hereby given to tho citizens of Unioft Ti VT'IvmP-1 CONnty. State of rWinira 1 hat 1, illiain G. Hudson, a while male inhabitant of Monfgonicry county, in the State of Indians of the nge of twenty-one years, will apply to tho lioara of Commissioners of Miintgouierj' county in the htato of Indiana. n(, their next regular «es«ion commencing on the 4th day of June, A. D. 18GU for a license to retuil intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a tiine. under, tho Temperanco Law of 1859, for the term cf one yoar. My place of business and tho premises whereon said liquorB aro to be sold and drank is situated on parts of Lots number ninety (!K) and ninety-two ('J'-') in the ordinal pint of tho town of Crawfordsville. Union tottuship, Montgomery county, State of Indiana mayl2'66w3. WILLIAM G. HUDSO'S

Notlcc of Application ftir Liquor Llrcnse

NOTICE

is hereby given to tho citizens of Union township, Montgomery county, Stato of Indiana I at a a it a in ha it an

Oil

SJJOIII-

and Guttering.

haro also, all

kinds of Agricultural Implements. Reapers, Mowcrs.Drills. Stafford Corn Plows, Hay Hakes Horse bio Bell fact everything neo.esjary to koop a first class Hardware and Africul-

Montgomery couuty. in the State of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of ComiLjsiionersof Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, at their next regular session, commencing

the 4th day of June, A. D. 1800, for a liecuso to retail intoxicating liquors iu a less quantity than a quart at time, under tho Temperance Law of 1859 for the term of one year. My place of business nnd the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated on part of lot number eightv-eigftt (t 8) in the original plat of the town of Crawfordsville, union township. Montgomery county .State of Indiana. [mayl2'CCw3J EDWARD LEPPER

Plows, Hay Rakes -rnTt/,•ae Pitchforks, IIOU^^IVMJ101',1? given to Shovel Plows, Farm „V„ Tw'"I"TslkVP*,,?Iontcornery Is. stump Jacks, in fc

Notice of Apllc.itlon for Liquor License. to the citizens of Union county, Stat^f Indi-

Rcdenbaugh. a white male

inhabitant, of »lontgomery county, in tho State of Indiann. of tho age of .twenty ono years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, at tlieirjicxt regular session, commencing on tho 4 th day of Juno, 1800, for a license to retail intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart nt a time, under the temperance law of 1859, for tho term of ono year. My place of busi ness and the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank is situacod on pnrt ol lot No- ono hundred and eleven. (Ill) in the original plat in the town of Crawfordsville, Union township, Montgomery county, State of Indiann.

WILLIAM H. REDENBAUGH.

May 12. IfiCO. w3.

Notlcc of Application Tor Lipuor License, TyrOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of Union township, Montgomery county, Stato of Indiana, 1 hHt I, Honry Loreii7., a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, in the Sthto sf Indiana.-of the nge of twenty-one years, will apply to the Hoitrd of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in tho Stato of Indinna. at their next regular session, commencing on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1600. for a IlcCnso to retail malt liquor, beer, ale and lager, in a less quantity than a quart at ajtimo. under the constitution of tho btate of Indiana, for tho term of ono year. My placo of business and tho premises whereon said liquors aro to bo sold nnd drank, is situntod on part of lot No. fourteen, 114) on the corncr of Markot and est strocts, in tho original plat of the town of Crawlordsvillc, Union township, Montgomery countyState of Indiana. mayl2'06w3. HENRY LORENZ.

Notlrc of Application Tor Liquor License. MOTICE is hereby given to tho citincns of UnionniL Montgomery county. State of Indiana. Ihat 1 Michael Kelly, a white male inhabitant, of -Montgomery eoun'.y.in tho Stato of Indiana, of tho "Re ol twonty-ono years, will apply to tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery countv, in tho Stato or Indiana, at their next regular session, commenclngon thc4th day of Juno. A. 1). 18CB, for a lieenso to retail intoxicating liquors in a less quantity tlmir. a quart at it time, under tho Tcmpcraneo Law of ttstf for the term of one year. My placo of business and. the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and' drank issituntcd on part of Lots number ninety (90V and nincty:two. in the original pint of tho town of Crawfordsville, Uniou township, Montgomery county, State nf Indiana. MICHAEL IvlOLLY. may .12'0G-w3.

Notice of Application for Liqiior Licenser^MTOTICE.is hereby given to the eitizeta of Union township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana. Iliat I.James Coleman, a wliito male inhabitant of Montgomery county, in tho Stato of Indiana, of tho of twenty-one years, will apply to tho Board of commissioners of Montgomery county, in tho Stato of Indiana, at their next regular session, commcncmgon tho 4lh day of Juno. A. D. I860, for a lieenso to retail intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under tho Temperanco Law of 1859, for the term of ono year. My placo of business and tho premises whereon said liquors aro to be sold and drank, is situated on part ot lot number ono hun-# drcd and ton (U0 in tho original plat of tho town of Crawfordsville, Union township. Montgomery coun- 4 ty. Indiana. JAMES COLEMAN.

Mayt2'6flw3.

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

is hcroby given that tho undersigned ad-S ministratorof thoostatoof Pillip Smith,dccoas-s ed, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, will offer for salo at public auction at tho lato residonce of the deceased, in Franklin township, on Saturday the socond day of Juno. 1800, tho personal proporty of said estate consisting of ono horse, a two norso waggon and household and kitchon furniture, Ao,

TERMS.*—Sums of fivo dollars nnd under cash in

May 12, '06. w3.

hand on sums ovor five dollars a oreditof six months will bo given the purchasor giving his note'with approved security, without relief from valuation orappraisement laws. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M. MAHLON SMITH. Administrator.

Administrator's JYotice.

lyTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointoa adminfstrato'r of tho estate of Phillip Smith late of ilnntgomery oounty. Indiana., de-ceascd. MAHLON SSliTIl. AdoinU!r&U>t.