Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1866 — Page 3

A Saintlj Eepublicuii.

The New York Independent puts the name of General Scott in the same Bentcnce with that of John Brown, thus: "The military skill and prudence of ircneinl Scott were all powcrlul in Mexico, ra his gallantry had been on the Canadian frontier but the name that nerved our volunteers and gave us victory at last over rebellion was the saintly one of old John Brown."

John Brown was notorious horse-thief, robber and murderer. Of course, he makes a capital saint fur the Radical Republicans, the party of great moral ideas.

General Wade Hampton.

A correspondent of the Memphis Argus, writing irom Kirg's Point. Mississippi, says:

"Ten or twelve miles below hero, at Lake "Washington, lives, in quiet retirement, Lieutenant General Wade Hampton, the second greatest cavalry chieftain ol the late confederacy, lie owns two or three extensive plantations, upon which be divides his time, devoting himself chiefly to the congenial pursuits of a representative Southern gentleman—books, planting, and the chase. 11 is former slaves, of whom he owned several hundred, true to their ancient allegiance and their own interests, remain with the General, and are represented asconteuted and iudustrious."

THE MOST "LOYAL."—Iu reply to the question: "What class of people in the •South are the most loyal to the Union General Steadman, instead of praising the negro as his questioner expected, answered very laconically, "the returned rebel scJ-lifrs."

KVKRYUODY should go to the auction.

NOUN CEJVJ EN TS:

Anno«ncmeti1/ee$'i,—invariably mZiSfMiee.'""'

FOU CIRCUIT 1*110 SBC TO It.

Mu. Kmfon—Pleiuo (innoutico the namo of Con. KKI'BKV L. IYISE. of lxionc county, for Circuit. Prosecutor in the eight Judicial District, sul.jcct to the decision ot tlio Dislrict Democratic Convention.

Gen. Kiso is one of the most distinguished soldier* in Indiana, he having served five year* in thn army and oUiee MANY SOLD IK US.

FOE COCXTY THliASUJiHit.

Ml!..TiowKN:—llcasn Minounco I.Uo carts of 11KXNETT W.. ESiGL'E. as a candidate for Ike office of Cotfn'ty T'roKSifrer, subject to tlio decision if the Democratic Convention, and old ice the Jlereocrncv or WAYSE and RII'LEY TOWNSHIPS.

Mn. EDITOR:—Pleaseaunoanoe Oier.'amo of WARREN DAVIS as acandidate for tie office of County "T.ro:isurer sulnjcct to the decision of the Democratic Convection, und oblige

MANY DEMOCRATS.

WE.the Democracy of Franlin township heartily recommend HOliERT C. CRAIU as a cnndidiite before the County Convention, for the office of Treasurer of said county, knowing him to be of uiilliiiching principles and has been well tried in Township businuiu.

Win. J. Mullen. J. 11. MeCiillistcr. Arthur Dickson, Win. lhiclinnan. I. N. Lariick. '-William Martr.. Lee T. Necdham. Jacob It. Hoober. Samuel Hampton, Nathaniel lioohcr. Reuben Faust. MB.EDITOK:—Please announce the. name of IIESIIY NICHOLSON as a candidate for county Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.

UNION TOWNSHIP.

LADOGA, I.\-I., April 4, lfifiO.

sniTcrn REVIEW:—. f)ear Sir: In obedience to the solicitations of man? friends, I have given my consent to become a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to iho choice of the Demaerntie convention. Please 2o unnounec. Very Truly, Ac..

R. CEO. ENOLISII.

WAVEI.AND, IND.,April 6,18G0.

KDITOH RBVIKV: Sin: The time having arrived for nnnonneingcandidates for the various offices to bo tilled by the voters of Montgomery county at the approaching fall eleotion, we takc.the opportunity of mentioning the name of our esteemed fellow-citizen and sterling Democrat. CORNELIAS L. CANINK. as a suitable person to receive the nomination for County Treasurer, at the approaching Democratic Convention.

UROWN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRACY.

FOR REPRESENT ATI E.

KDITOH RKVIKW—Thetimeforchoosingcandidates to represent tlio Democracy of

Iotitgo'u'r5s

Mr. HENRY is too well known to the Democracy of the county to require a word of eomniondation. It is hoped that his name will be before the convention for that position, MANY DEMOCRATS.

I) AHMXGTOX, INI)., April, '.'P. 18GG.

MB. BOWKN: Please announce the name nf OilARLKB W. S.U'PKNKIKI.I), of Crawfordsville.in behalf of the Democracy of Franklin, as a candidate before the County Convention, for Reproscntntivo.

Mr, Sapponfield is a young lawyer of iino abilities and one wnoso character stands uninipeached before the people. Tho Democracy of Franklin earnestly

request tho co-opcrotion of |tho Democracy of the other Townships, to make Mr. Sappenfield's nomination a perfect success, at the coming Convention.

FRANKLIN DEMOCRACY.

foil SHERIFF.

.• /.!: LINDEN, IND., May li, 1^66. EDITOR REVIEW: Having boon frequently solicited by manifriends. I have consented to become a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention. Please so announce.

Rospcctfuily yours, JNO. M. I3ARCUS. MK. EDITOH—Please present, on behalf of many Democrats, tho name of Huoii E. Sinstftt. as candidate before the Democratic Convention for the nomination as Sheriff. Mr. SlDNEK wus tho candidate of the party at tho last election as Sheriff, and ontorod upon tho race when there was but very littlo proepoct of election. This did not abatohis energy, and no was beaten only by a few votes. A staunch Democrat, his bnt tics in tho past will, wo trust, secure him a favorablo consideration from the convon tion. Plcrse insert this curd until further notice.

MADISON TOWHSIIIP.

FOR COMMISSIONER.

Mn.EDITOR—Ploaso announce thonamo of SAM tiEL MCCOMAS as & candidate for Coflnty Coinmis»ioner, subject to tho decision of tho Democratic County Convention MANY DEMOCRATS

SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. EDITOE DEAR SIR—As the bill equalizing soldiers bounties is now in course of passage, I -wish to state that I am ready to receive "Discharges."

AIT soldiers depositing their discharge pa. perB in my hands can bo assured that their olaims will feceive prompt attention by the Government.

P-

BRITTON, Claim Agent.

EATI.NG unripe cucumberB and fruits often produces sudden turns of colic and cholera morbus. More especially amongst children whore it is often attended with'violent vomiting and great distress. Coe's Dyspepsia Cure •will immediately relieve the pains, stop the vomiting, and cure cholera morbus without fail, if taken promptly and according to di rtctloQg. It is aleo a cure cure for indigos •i?a aai -lv»r!'FMa

SPECTACLES.

The best Spectacles over offered to tho public, silver and steel frames, sold fit the lowest rates by umlOmG. CHEAP JOHN'.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S"

Celebrated Female X3ills

Prepared from a pre scrip Hon of Sir J. Clark, if. D.

Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.

Thii invaluable medicine in unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangoroU^ diseases to 'which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes illl obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.

TO KUHlillifi I,A DIRS

it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly'period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, beitr3 the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits

CAUTION.

These Pilis sho ild not be taken by Femalcsduring the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they «rc sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other tiino they are safe. in all Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Hack and Limb", Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the lloart. Hysterics, and bites, these Pills will effect a cure when nil other moans have failed and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, oalontel, antlinodSr hurtful to tile constitution. 1* ull directions in the Pamphlet nroitnd oaoh pnektigo, which should bo carefully preserved

HOLD 11Y ALL DRl'GGISTS.

Hold Agent for the United Slates and Canada JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandl St., New ork N. 11.—*1.00 and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing .30 Pills, by return mail. dcc30-18G5-l.

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

DR. .H AN DELAMARKK'S

Celebrated Specific Trills

Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Juan Di-Iamarre Chief Physician of the Hospital du Noid ou Lariboisicre of Paris.

This invaluable medicine is no imposition, but unfailing iu tlie cure of Speriiiatorilue or Seminal Weakness. Every species of Gonitnl or l.'rinarv Irratibility, Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Eiuis"loiwrwii whatever cause produced, or however severe. will be speedily releived ami the organs restored to healthy actio.'). ll'tul the foltoKing opinions of eminent French phyticiah?

"V\ have used tho Spcei'e Pills prepared by Garnncieie.t Dupont, So.fiW IJuo Luinbard. from llio prescription of Dr. Juau JJelamarro, in our private practice with uniform txiceec-s, and we believe there is no other medicine eo well -calculated to cure all persons tuft c-riog Irani Involuntary Emissions or any other weakness ol tlie fremiti Orsms. whuthercaused by a cdeniUu))' Juodcoi living, excesses, or abuse. 3&«is A. KK.WKKPAU IK. M. I). 1^. DI'IIAKDIN. 1. D.

AN LK LI I'CI IIK, M. I).

Paris. May .• tli. liU. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The Genuine Pills are sold by all the principal Diuggists throughout the World. Price One Dollar per »o.\, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.

GAHANCIKHK Dirovir. S»l« I'roprietor*. No. "14, Rue Louibard. Paris. One Dollar eneloftv! to SJI.V -•uithomed Agent, will insure a box by rotgrn mxi securely sealed Irom all observation, six bores forlive dollars. Vl

Sole General Asc«1sfor America. /1WJS i'f. MOSES A Co., '27 ourtlandt M., N. 1. N,'T5.—Frcntli. German, Spanish and English Pamphlets. containing full particulars nnd (tireciious lor lAiie.'seiit ffc-c to every address. (dec30 0.")-tsdGu.

Agents for Crawfordsxitle and vicinity JtloWett & IBooe, tKUH5. No. 4) ISIodt,

Dr.<p></p>C-atarrli

Snuff.

MAE SHALL S'

This Snuff lias thoroughly proved Itself to be the best artisle known for curing tlio llntnrrh, Cold iu tlic Blend nud H«*itdn«:hO. It has been lound mi oxcellcnt remedy in many eases of Wore ICJCH. Denl'u«» has been removed by it. and Ilc.iriui has often been greatly improved by its u»c.

It is fragniht and agreeable, atj^l np Gives Immediate Relief To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Head. The sensations after using it aro delightful and invigorating. It opens and purges out all obstructions, strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action

county

ie near at hand, and having pretty extensive opportunities of consulting the wishes of the people generally, it is believed thnt nono would be more acceptable to the nominating convention, for the officc of Representative in the State Legislature, than M. M. UENHV, Esq., of Scott township.

tho parts aflected.

More Than Thirty Years'

Of Sale and use of r. Cntnrrli nnd llciittiichc MilIIIF, has proved its groat valuo fur all the common diseases of the Head, and at this moment itstands higher than over before.

It is recommended by many of thu best physiclansand 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. fflnrvlinll'n Cinlnffh nnd llr»dnc!i! 81111O', and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that we bellovc it to be equal, in every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the euro of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the bcstarticlo we have over known forall common diseases of the Head.

llurr A Perry, Boston. Reed, Austin & Co.. Drown. Lamson A co.. Itccd. Cutler it co., SetliW. Fowlc, Wilson,l'airbankitco.. Ilenshaw. Edmonds it co., H. II. Ilay, Portland. Mo..

liarncs .t Park. N York, A. I). Sands, Stephen Paul.Aco.." Israel Miilor co., McKesson A llohbiiis. A. L. Sei^yill «tco„ M.Ward.Close tco.," Bush A Gale.

Forsalobyall Druggists. December 30-1865-ly.

Try il.

1U:LIEF IN TEN MlNl'TKS.

BRYAN'S

PULM0NIG_ WAFERS!

Tho Original Medicino established lh tbTT. and first article of the kind ever introduced under tho name of "PULMONIC WAFERS," in tlfis or any othor country: all othor Pulmonic Wafers afc counterfeits, Tho genuine can bo known by the name

BRYAN being stamped on ench W Al" ER. HRYAS'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore lliroat, Hoarsoness.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

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

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases, BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Irritation of tho Uvula and Tonsils.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Roliovo tho abovo Complaints in ten minutes. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Aro a blessing to all Closes and Constitutions.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Are adaptod for Vocalists and Public Speakers. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Aro in simplo form and ploasant to tho taste.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

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

No family should be without a box of BRYAN'S PlJLMoyic WXFERB

CHOLERA.

As the qutslion is settled bej'ond dispute that we are to be visited by that most to be feared cpidemic, cholera, it behoves us all to use every precaution in our power to stay its progress, and there can be no more certain preventative than /foiaci'sScatidiiiiiviau Itemdies, keep the bowels O^cn With the Pills and invigorate tlio system by the use of ftobuck's Stomach Hitter/, or, if the blood is thin, ii^ethe Purifier. Nd family should be fduiui without these remedies. Keep the system ift full vigor and nothing is to be feared frdiii disease or Cholera.

tABlti UX.Vfc.N,

A mltgnificcnt assortment of Table Linncn, consisting of toWOls napkins, handkerchiefs, .Vc„ all sizes, bleaobed and unbloachod. will be offered for -f^e to the ladies of Montgomery county during the present season by CHEAP JOHN. malUniG.

Lyon Periodical Drops!

oirKAT fkMALIC

IIKMKDY

FOll I RUEG UL A11LTIES. These Drojls are a scientifically compound fluid preparation, ami better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Reing liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering thein rcliuble, speedy and certain specific for the euro of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated li the fact that over IDO.UOO bottles are annually sold :indconsumed by the ladies of the United States, everyone of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits. They aYe rapidly taking the place of every oilier Female Remedy, and arc considered by all who know aught of them, as the surest safest, and most infallible preparation 111 the world, for the cure of all female complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health,regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating when they may be used, nnd explaining when and why they should not, norcoiild not be u-cd without producing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws, will bo found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature lif JOHN L. LYON, without which none are genuine.

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LvOX, 103 Clinpc! Street. New Haven, Conn., who can be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp.) concerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.

Price $1,31) per bottle. Sold by Druggists everywhere. C.t CI.ARC «fc CO jan2,vCbsn. Gen'l Airentsfor U. S.and Oanadas.

.NOTIONS OF SVERV KI.\D,

Consisting of Razors, Pocket Knives, .tc enn be '•ad of CHEAP JOHN. mnlDmG.

SOMETHING THAt EVERYBODY SHOCLD HAVK. Dr. Chase's Tlocip-V. Ttie most valtinble book for Information published in the ilist denttifj.

Cheap John, the agent fof Montgomery county, will call on every one during the present summer. inalOmfi.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CltAWPOBHKYIM.G C'llAPTlilt ivo to—«. A. at.,

Meet on First Tuesday night after full Moon, june'JinO. J. S. KELSICV, «.

SIGN OF THE

IVC^OOT

CKAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

PteacL Tliis!

TrwMf(FC"CO.

ill

SJIBS.^llave just op'ened a fine assortment of InK

Drugs, ^Paints,

,Chemicals,

Oils,

Toilet & Fancy

A I E S Cigars Tobacco,

OF THE FINEST QUALITY.!!

%\j 4

"\\7E ha+e also constantly on hand stock of tho bosl finality of

in the hodse.

No traveler should be without a supply of BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS in his pocket.

No person will fver object to give for BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Twenty-five Cents. Bold by sll Drugglats. Bole Proprietor.

JOB

decJO MOEEF, 9" Cortlnr.a St. Yrrk

very felect

S a of

and Tea. ..

All of which we will sell at the very lowost

A E I E

r(~^ALL and see nr. on Green ctreet, tiro^Ot iLrV^ doore above J. W. Lynn A Son. JHU :an!3 6".wet T. W. FHY^CO.

Guardian's Sale. •2 is boroby Riven, that tbo un'icrsicnci!

IR2

ISbarker,

Jobn Athcrn and Thomas Alburn'

minor hcira of Litekicj] Oliver. deccnse«U will acll at public'Auction, on tbo premises, on S iurdaj-. Juy Ir'iO, tho following described real catute, lo-wii Commencing nt a point 68 polos east of th west corner of the east half of the northaectlon tnoiily-jt-vyn (57), town eighteen (I") nu eifour «), running .-otith C3 poli-s.nnd eas' 67 pules

U„J

20 links to track ol rail road, thence long track o? rail road north-west !M pedes nnd 22 links, ihence west to point of beginning23 pole." anil 10 link.-, mn tainiiig "3 acre.-and 65-100, in Montgomery county, Indiana. The land is all improved. Terim cash. ju-3 60«4. REBECCA ATI1KR.N, Ouardi:,,,.

Guardian's Sale. IK is hereby given, that, by virtue of an i.rdcruf the Court of Common Pleua of Montgomery county, Indianni the unaersiguod will o0irf tnle at pub ic nnctioni oh Saturday tho SUt dny July, 18(H). till thu preih'me.-'. tho following dofcribed real estate itf Paid county, to-wit: The undivided two thirds of tho undivided half of that part if llio north eaxt quarter of section thirly-five (33) in townnliip eighteen (If) mirth of range four (-1) we.'t, bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the point in Iho north line of snid section at which tho Louisvill New Albany nnd Chicago Mill road Crossesfniil iioriu line and runniiij thence south twenty-nine degrees and fifteen minutes east twenty 13-25 rod", thenee north sixty degrees forty-fivo minutes enst, tbirljilcven 4-25 rod. to the north lino of suid scction thcucc west with -aid line forty-one 4-5 rod* to the placc of beginning, containing2 38-100 acres, including gaw mill and fixtures the property of Surah K. Iliinc.", ot. al.. minors, upon tho following terms:— One third in bund, one third in six mt nlhs, and one third in twelve months from day of sale, the purchaser to give notes with security for the deferred raiments bearing interest from date.

DAVID THOMPSON*.

juSBCthvHins DANIEL 11. iri.MKS, tiuaidiansof .^:irah E. Dimes, ot. al.

»1dmiHistrator J^'oticc. VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned lui? 1 been appointed Administrator of the estate of Willian McDanicl, late of Montgomery county. Ind docea«cd. MM.J.MUI"' jultt'OCnS*

.LhN.

Administrator.

I dm ni stralot^s No c.

NOTICKiippuintod

is hereby given that the untlorMgrnMl be«'ii nduiinistrntor til' tlio estate nf -lames M. Cox. bite of M«»ntsrom«*ry bounty. India:.a. \VM, J. MUlvhKN. Ailministia or. jiinelU'OGw.-Hin.*

Notice to Stockholders. "VfOTKIK hereby civen that the Stockholder^ in th« Crnwf«&rd«villc nnd Sbanomlnle Tnritpike (Company, will moot at tho Court House, in Crawftirdsville, on lond:« July I6IK5. for the purpose of electing a board of directors of saiil Company serve one yrnr, and until iheir sucee. manner electod.

•ors are in lik inneH»*G6n It.

Notice

hereby given that my Wife. Martha Jane Harshhaving left my bed and buard witlwu* any just cause or provocation, notice i.« hereby given to all not to ini-t or harbor her on my account, as I will not p« any bilUof her contrailini junelfi 06w'2.* M1CIIAEI/ UAHSI!BAR«KR.

Notice

IStheCourtgiven

hereby that.in pursumieo of the order of of Common Pleas,of Montgomery county. asgti:irdinn of lUnry \V. lteck et. nl. 1 will sell at private pale or. or after four weeks from the date hereof, the following described real estate in said county viz: Tho undivided two thirds of thccn«t half of the north west quarter of section thirteen (13) in township eighteen (1£) north of range 3 west, except one acre from out of the north west corner of said tract in a square form, containing 70 acres.

Term.-—One third of the purchase money to be paid in 6 mtnths, one third in 12 months, nnd tho residue in KS months, with interest, the purchaser giving his note with approved security without relief from valuation laws.

SEUASTIAN STIPE,

10 .v (iuardian.

O O 13 S

WHOM Al RETAIL

P. E. SIMPSON'S.

Also .llniitifiiclMrcr'* Agi'iil for

POWDER & MATCHES.

JunclCGCweOtn.

JBstray. p|

STRAYKD

fnin

tho subscriber living 3 mil 6s north

west of Crawfordaville. on the Attica road, Montgomery county. Ind., on the first of May, 1FGG, 1 two year old filly, dark bay, with white feet. Also, one yearling horse colt, brown, with whito feet, one foro lee crookcd. kneo «tauda in. Any person knowJOR Mio whereabouts of tlie above de.^tribejl pfock, or giving information that will lead to their recoVory will be liberally rewarded by (giving ino notice. juO'OBwtU liliNRY SC11ENCK.

ANOTHER CHANGE

IICsT

*1$

T.'^MARTIN.

(Suciej.sor to "Bill jlowcr?,-")

Would respectfully annoftnCo tff thb citriensof Montgumery county that lie will not bo able to furnish them ns much poetry ns.his predecessor, but he will furnish sufficient prose to inform them that he has a SllSfSI

FULITS STOCK

GOODS

miw

Dye StulFs,

Bought for Cash,

IffiH

to {jo ?61d :it tn'o

JLowest Cash Price#.

-V.1H ""vl i'bz is

My stock consists of Hrown and lMcachod Shirtings and Shcatings, Challi Dc I^aino?,

STANDARD PRINTS,

k" Spring Shawls, White (iooil«,

E O I E I E S

Men and Boys Wear, Hcady-Mado Clothing.

HATS AMD CAPS,

Doots and Shoe*, Notions, 4c., Ac.

7'lCspecial attention in callcd to myll /'II ID°ID'IO'"!lock of Fancy eassimcres.]CPJLjJIEr

a®-All kiuds of Country Produce taken in trade. T. S. MARTIN. April H-18W. 'wcJtdvSfi.

GREENBACKS

ARE GOOD!

BUT

OBACK'3 STOMACH BITTEU3, aft« years of oxporionco and trial, haveprovon to bo the boat remedy extant for all com* iplaluU whoro a tonic and atimulaut are required. They uover fatt to etrengtheD

tho wenk, Impart vigor to tho otrong, and In all rc«pectii reetore slmttereil ami broken down constitutions. No rontedy lma been received with as much favor iw RoIUCK'S STOMACH BITTERS. In Chicago'

YEB SO,000 bottles wefe Bold by on« drug-hoiuo Iu tbo past year. It is admitted by our most lenrned rihysiclann tlint Dr. ItOUACK'S STOMACH BIT-. TKItS combine tho properties el a gentle

laxative, an eQlclent antl-bllious agent, and the bost stomacbic known to the world. UOBACK'lj BITTKItS should bo usod by con-I

Talescents to strengthen tlie prostration which always follows acute disease. Iu the

ILIOUS districts of tho West and South thore has, for a long time, been much needed an article of STOMACH BITTKItS, which. If taken In proper quantities, and at tho proper time, are a sure preventive

of Villous Fevor, Fever and Ague, I.tvcr. Complaint, Dyspepsia, Iudlgestiun, .l.iun-f dice. Kidney CompliUnt, itud nil diseiuivs of similar naturo and ar'! better lis a preventive for bilious derangement, r«guluting

ND strongtbtng tlio syntcm, and giving"tono to the digestivoorgaun, thnn anv other1 known remedy. Now that tho war is over, there will bo thousand:* BcoUing homofl irr tho South. Xo persou who values his hio^

should go tliero without having constantly# at hand tho UITTKKS, a Hafegimrdi igainst tipidemic and tnnladieA euKenderiMl by raluBma and polluted wdtuf. Travelers aud all rcsideuts of tho rank river-bottom

OUXTIES of tho.Went and South, and tho valley of the Mississippi audit* trilmtnriofl, should provide themtelvos with tho BITTKIUJ. There is prolmMy no one disLSUIO with which maiikiud aro aliUcted

which Is the Bourco of so many ailments dyspopsiat or an it more commonly called Sour Stomach, and there in no mure cortalu remedy than Kohack'a Stomach Bitters. They arc never known to fail.

ING ClfCH/EHA has always been much dreaded by the public, aud peoplo havo resorted to all manner of medicinen to arrcut the progress, but with littloNUco.'Ntt. A sure cure and preventive is to bo found

lu the use of Dr. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN RKMEIUES. Keep the bowels opon with the Pills, aud invigorate tho system by free una of tho Stomach Bitters,or, if the blood is thin use ihe J'uiiftor

I'CII an invaluable reineily sliouid bo kbpt in every family. Keep the system in full vigor anil nothing is to In feared from ilUe.130 or cholera. THK 01.1) ItKt.TABLE— Do not be decelTert lv purchuslDg any of

the quack nostrums under the various names of Bitters. Purchase none oilier but I)r ItOBAOK'S STOMACH BITTKItS, which are compounded of the purot drugs, aud 111 which tile attlictcd can relj.

ARE

BETTER!

(Snccessors to Dr. C. W. ODACK,)

SOLE ritOPKIETOnS,

JTM SO,BS, CO nnd09 Hast Third St., CIM'INXATI, OHIO.

.1 1 fi lnarin'OilniScttonniyail.

CREAT EXCITER/SENT

AT TilK

E S O O I

HAVINCi

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Stnve.s and Tin-Ware «»f ,1. W. Cumberland, we take: ploasuro in infornrnu the citizens uf Mont^oinory, and adjninins oountiiH, that we arc now en handi with the largest and best selected stock of

TrI A.XID'W ARE

EVER 13KOUC HT TO THIS MARKET.

Wc 1m+o' aleo on hands nnd aro now rccoivingsomo of tho choicost branda of

Cool\, Parlor & Box Stoves.

nvinu fcc'nrcd tho services of JOliN HOOVER, in onr 1 in Department, wc have nn hesitation in cnyi/ig wo "an get un an eood worlt ui us ihort lnjrico and'at is low figure." an can be hail anywhere,

Snccial attention i/ircu to lloofinq, Spoutf^rjnnej, and Guttering.

If You Want ta Save Greenback*?

YOU SlioULD I ""V ?_

Buy Your Dry-Goosd

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FANCY DRESS GOODS*

Such n«

Fancy Silk.s, Grenadines, Mohair.^,' Mozembeques, Lawns, Shallies, Ginghams, Prints, &c., &c. Genuine

LAG 15 Collars, Plain Lin-

Collars

.1 UUE STOCK OF

Fancy Dress Buttons/

Para.^oXs','

Sun (Jjiiljcrellas, and NOTIONS.

A l.Jo a Jiti p«?rb ino of

Cloths and Cassimeres/

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PRINCK, 'WA.LTOIN' & CO.

n'OOTS. SHOES, HATS and CAPS

All the laUnt niylc. Wo a.lao keep on hands a cull and eoinplclc aU«ek uf

A I 0 O liJt 1 E S

WE BUY & SELL

AT J. KINDS OF

19 .BLSi Kg jif JST® QEJ' «LZJ-JEJ

ICrKcmcmbcr the New Brick Corner, banners when in town. -May '.'0, 1833. W. N.AVASSOX.

i: W. SAPPKNFIKI.I). E. M. SAPPKNFIE1.D"

SAPPENFIELD & BRO. Attorneys at Law

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\\7I'.I. ATTEND to business in the Circuit nnrf Common l'loas Courts in this and adjoining1' countios.^ Will give prompt attention to tho Bottle-, mcntof Estutos, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' Claims. liny and sell

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8 Wo have also, all kinds of Agricultural Implements. Reapers, Mowcrs.Prills, Stafford ,Corn Plows, liny Hnkcs tllorsc l'itcliforks, Dourble Shovel l'lows, Kurin

Hells, Stumii Jacks, in fact everything necessary to keep a lirst class liiu'dware and Agricnl-

..will buy

tural Store

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Wheat, Bacon, Eggs, Castings

Corn,'./

Oieeswix Butter, Brass,

,.^01d Copper Bags, Feathers,

for which we will oxchango GOODS or pay CASH.

COJflE .'iNn SEJE US, Two Doors north of Elston's Hank. May 19/CO. POWERS & MORGAN,

AXES.

A Superior article of LippcncottA Co's. Double xVReuhed Cast Steel Axes, warran ed. For salo by dccStf LICK BROTHER.

LEG & BltOTHEK'S

NEW GROCERY STORE. THIS

establishment is now stocked with a large assortment of plain and fancy Groceries: which will be sold for oash orproduco. Farmors of^Montgomery county call in and rxamino our stock before purchasin* rJiewher*. fOc'3Cltf.

commission, Houses and Lots, Va

cant I/ots, Knrins, Farming Ltind in all tho Western State and Territories. I.oans negotiated eollncMons tnado* Land oiltored,

I axes paid and Titles ex'araineuin all' tho Western States. Have for sale alarcc nitmbbr if dosirablo dwelling* in this citJi also, a largo number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

Have also a I a rue number of FrirpiS iVi this and adjoining counties for sulo, a

IHO 15,000 a'cros of osterii'

Lanil. partially improved. After property is placed in our hands lor sale." should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us. soil tho property at the fixed price, or for moro or loss. Iho commission' must, in all eases, bo paid to us. ,10=0 trice over llrown's Drug Store,

Vernon etreet',

Crawfordsvillc, lnd. HKi'KHENCES^MeDonMd.. A Rrmoh, Indianapolis Smith jMaek, AUornqys.-Torro ITautc Pattorson A Allen, do,' Hbn^ r. T*. Pierce do: Judge S.jF. Maiwcll, Itnckvilloi Wm. Durljitm", Prosiaonil First Nntiomil Hank nf Crawfordsvillc: Campbell, Walk'er and Cooley. Professors jf Law, Michigan University Ann Arbor, Mich. [jan6 '66-yl.

FOE SALE.

IIouso and Lot on West street, near College/ Price $050. Lots 7. 8 and 9, in Kennedy's addition, containinr .•111 acre in each lot.

Two story, franit houso with fl munis, oistorii, cellar. orchard, and'out bttitUings, with 5 acres of land. .V inilow'cstof Colleg'o.

House end Jpt on corner nf Wasbijtfttoq and Pilps streets. 3stories. 0 rod(S?,' 2 halls, wolf, oistorn, and cellar, growing fruit, and good ontbuildings, will mill in 3 parccls, suitablo for purchasers, lot 82,S by 105 Terms easy.

House and lot on Washington stroel, near college, 0 rooms, good cistern,'cellar, stable, and growing fruit. LotKi.'i by 105. TernlB easy.

House and Vot on Walnut stroot, near College. 0 rooms, good cistern, cellar, stablo, and fino selection of growing fruit. Lot 82|i by 105. For terms apply.

H.ous'e tind lot of acres in south'part of oily, 24 rods oil pike road, -10 rods bnck. 100 good' fruit trooa. barn.34 by 30. well, oistorn, collar, and good outbuildintfSf house 2 stfrries hifjh, (I room3, with wood housix undorioof of same building,- good selection of small fruits, grapes, Ac., and a fine collection of brnameutal trees. Price $4,000 in plij'mcnXs'.'

Farm of 105 acres, 60 acres cleared bottom land, good saw and grist mills, saw mill cut 5000 feet per day, two run of stones, building 4 stories high, timber enough on premises to run saw mill 5 years, good orchard, barn, and comfortable house, with gooa out buildings, good spring, and coal bank on farm, 8 miles cast of Kockville, Parke county, lnd.- Terms in reasonable paynleriwf.

Farm 'SCf acres, 2 miles west of Crawfordsvillc.' Terms $75 per acre.

Farm 271 acres, near Broifns^ille/ Montgomery county, lnd. Farm $45po'r acre in paymdrits. Farm 110 acres 1 milo west of Yountsvllle. in good repair, good house, barn, Ac. Terms $75 per aero.

Farm 93 aorcs in Parke county, Ind 0 miles east Rockville. Terms roasonablo.

Farm 80 acres !2£ miles south of Wavoland, Ind., 2 houses and 2 orchards, with all necessary out buildings, Price $75 per acre, in payments.

Farm 91 acres, 0 miles cast of Rockville, Ind,, good house, barn, orchard, and out buildings, Chc&p at $75 per acre.

Have also for sale 500 acres in Page county, Iotfa, Will exohango for town property in A flourishing town or city.200 acres in Cqffy county, Kansas. Entered 6 years ago. Price $2,00 per acre. lOOacrcsin Dickinson county,Iowa $1 10 per acre 500 acree in Missouri at $1,00 per acre.

Also a large numbci* of farms in this and adjoining States. For particulars apply,

Western land constantly on hand, fur sale or ex-

Pur ties wishing to make quick sales of their property will do well Dy sending us a description of thoir property. We have made arrangements with Rcui Estate Agencies in most of the Western Skates, and

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