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THE BE71BV/".

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A E S O W E N

TKll.MS OK XinsrUIPTIONj-SU.Ot) Al A N

I A I O N

AIlCKlt THAN A"'Y I'Al'KK l'Cl'.USHHI) IN Cniivfoi'dtvillc

Ailvortisers, call up nml examine our List of :cr* BIWCBJIIK KM J_U

dullsville, Nov Albany A- Cliira^o Hnilroatl.

Vccomtnodatioii.... IMirough Freight... 'IxprCSS

UMSO NORTH.

To Tra\rlers.

I'leasure seekers this year shoulil hear in

iii 11 1 that there is a great ileal of sicklies be

ing cunscil hy a change of water ail cliuiate.

llefore U'living home provhlc a holtle ol oe

Dyspepsia Cure, it is an excellent nnti.lotc,

j.revcution is always belter than otire.j

iI N last. I'ri.lav morning, "hunt o'clock

1.. an Englishman, hy the name of THOMAS

IIKNUV. a shoemaker in the employ of ('rims

& l?i o„ while laooring un.ler the ell'eols of

whisky acei'lentally lell out ot a third sto.'V

wimh.wof ihe Tinsel House, lie so bail-

lv hurt that it is thought inip'^sihlcJi.rJiim to

recover.

-tore in the National Hloc.lt. fou'.h of the

li.

nVic office, on l'ri.iay the Ti'n of .-.ei.teinber.

The firm are now in the eastern cities purehas-

ing a large ami luaguiiicent Sio. ol tail anil

winter gooils, which forvaii-t\ an-11 li gain i, I

will sill passu anything tin Kinl tvcl

brought to our city.

MN. WM. KIM'KRSON, ONE of TLU^ it\ Coittuil,

(111.1:1 most, worthy citizen, while noiWniiion

the house of l»r. I'lirvinnee, on Wiisliinjstoii

s.'iillV.l.li 11on whieh he \v:is stnn.linj

w-iv .111.1 prcci]iitate.l him t" the jsroiin.l. ili

1 'r'

.^•e.. together with the ordinary l.rnnehes

a jr in II I a

he pai.l lo Comp..-it ion .nil l.iM 11 ^i

.Music is also ta115.l1!

'The Sisters are prepared loie.eiie .1 lew

l..iar.lers oil moilerate terms.

itii|iiire ol Suiter Superior. 5VV

Our roslma^tcr.

Mr OMV it Awrditn our now Potmasici, will take possession ot bin ufhec in lc\\ da\s. The appointment, of Mr. Crawford gives the grestdHt of s.'iLisfiicliou to the Conservative p. l'nion men of IVawfordsville. 'Ihe disunion Undicals gnash their leetb in rngo over ibis api'ointmcnt. Like a serpent thev gnaw a file in venting their spleen au^tnaliee against the

Union men of this eotint\^

Tin

si. in. p. m.

liOISti SOl'TII.

•.xprcss. rhrough Freight. \ccomtnndatinn*

5.1W p. in.

1 connection* made with all other road?'. U. F. MASTIN, SuprrintrndriU.

O A

The (iroat Meeting on the 13th.

The National Union Democracy of Mont

gomery county propose to hold amass meeting

our city on Saturday the loth of tho pves-

•nt month. From the enthusiasm and spirit

nanifestcd hy the Union men of the count}*

predict an immense outpouring.

Democratic Township (T1

:IK at Alamo.

Let every Dcmot-rat and Conservative

•itizen of i!i]iley township bear in tnind

he mectin _' at Alamo, 31 rnnlny, the lllth

list. Good speakers will he in attendance

address the Convention.

I.lirllt l.ifllil

iflCial I.ljrllt. ..r Su!lH' Sol'l, is :i Universal

ncesity- ti ssttVj eheap tui'l brilliant one is a

iiMiry: a luxury, too. only enjoyed heretofore

those living in lni'tri'. towns or cities where

.« is used. This loiijj-liiokoil-fi.i- an.! iiuich

lesire.l object has at last been ..btaiiie.l,

.1 is styled iho Kerosene Atmospheric Lain].,

lis a.la pi a I ion to llv.-cllings. Churches, Hotels,

•Mores, &e.. are unsurpassed. I.ast

1Jrup store o! T. W. Kuv & Co.. oil (ircon St reel,

mil a lietter and cheaper lijilit we iloii'l think

he £(t lip, ami we prononnce it one of

the gventesl features of tlio age. We look

them apart, inspeetoil their ineehaiiism. anil

i.-sie.l their illuminating powers. We regard

a great success in hunting eoi.l oil with

out a chimney ami free from smoke or smell.

The light, pro.luce.l is much hel ter than that

liven hy the or.linary chimney lamp, while

I he thimeis perfectly free from siuolce or mlor.

an.l is not easily l.lown out. It i.- a.- easily

lillo.l ami triimneil as the or.linary lamp,

while it can he lighlC'l in a inoineiil without

die Irouhlu of having a chimney to remove.

We fulvisc all tho.-e wisiiing a gooil ami cheap

light to go nml get one. T. \\. I'ltv v1. o..

re the sole agents forth!- coiiiity.

ISii'S'-ff

(icrniiins i«r i'unluc.

A lapjo liuniiii'r of our German citizens

lies irons of showing their rc.s|icrl. anil

la'noriiiLv man's camliilato for Congress,

fi.-corled him to the depot mi Friday

•ivoiii„tr. Tin? rwijiient of (heir honors

\va? oi'iivoycl from his hotel in an di-ant I

anil lef'.ini! as ever. Tie ui lii-r embelisliincnts

area •Sinitniei- ii, Ca lent ta,"' anil "iigravings

ol 11.• j:!n• i-. Veils, I'loineii.-ii!" J-'tiii, i'.ii 11 Dress,

Collars: full's, do..' l.)re-~ with' IVplnni

llasij lie, ,ie. The lllllsic of this linlilber is till!

"Yi.lley I'ano Schol I iseh.' niong I lie Hi er-

a:y matter we may mention llow the Mary

•lane Came ll.mie," by Louise Chnn.iller Monl"

ton "Oul in tini Itain," by 1'lorencc 1'ercy ''A

rreniiiture proposal," by Sophie May "The

Disputed Patrimony "The Mermaid's Home."

one of the Fairy Tales of Science: "The .Mal

tese Croiis,'' by Mrs. M. |'. Kendall '-Prue's

Day." by Tracy Towne with Notices of I»ooks

lieeeipts, Descriptions of Fashions. Sc., &e.

men numbers will he sent for lo cents.

Address Deacon and Peterson. I'l'.i Walnut

Street Philn.ielphi:

Pass Hint Aromul.

A Mr. T. II OWARI". is traveling througli the

country for tho osle.i-'ihle purpose of adver

tising 1111.1. Anr." but from his maneuvers we

are satisfied he is disi ribut ing counterfeit

money. Let the 1'i.lie.* be on the alert, and

the Prc-vS hand him around.

111:v. Soi„ Mi:ui:iIT11 has consented to ad

dress the great mass meeting of the Conserva

tive L'nion men in this contilv on I he loth:

Young lltWIN

east of this city, had the finger.* of oue of his

hand rut oil bv the m.icbinerv

Vow

W I regret to learn of the serious illne.-s of ihe lion. !•. W. Ynorhes. The .-ervievs of this -listinguislu'd champion of the Democracy can not well be dispensed with at tbi time* We hope for li is speedy restoration to health.

THK magic of success galvanizes rebels into patriots, speculation into enterprise, and impudence into genius, and under its liingieM influence vice is mistaken for virtue, and ignorance passes for knowledge, oflered as a stock text, from which we would like to bear sermons from all the pulpits in the country. Mbus—

not drink, do not smoke, do not

inn.dor. do not lie. do not. client, do not steal, Ale nut gatnLle, be just, be generous, fear not, Move your fellow mnn as well as find, love I rulh, love virtue, use Itob.ick a Bitters and be

Iripl'.v.

lU'tiiember the National l'nion Club meets ^to-uight. Hon. Thomas Ward, of LaFnyetto^ •will address the Club. The Silver Band will be present on the occasion. Turn out J'mon

411 Ml.

our{

coach tlnnvt, hy four hor.os, uci.u.npn.iieil JI

|,y tho Kitvur Han,!. The whole affair

was well managed and was participated in

by hundreds of our citizens.

Tun l.mvs KIUI:M). I'I.II SI:CTI.MIE1:1:.—A

charniing Stucl Kngraving of a Mother ben.l-

ing over lier sleeping Chili], ailorns' the Sep-

Icniber numbei-(i! this favorite monthly. The

large size.I rop.r.'.l I'.i' liion i'latc is as choice

has the finest eiirars

(.'rawforilsville.

tlie

wo were shown a couple of these lamp

Tin: disunion, radical nejri-o siiirmgo or-zan

in «»ur city st ill kcejts up its low abuse of the

Hon. Aiirn. JOHNSTON". If it expert* lo make

vote.'for McCl.\KKV by sneli tactic^ it will be

sadlv mistaken.

September

1 11 iillOSt iNjuors, for

...

•dical ]iirj.tses.

Cliart

can be found at

Sm 1

Tili: fall term of the Montgomery Circuit

Court convenes in this city on Monday the

10th of September. Jud} CUWAN presiding.

A. workman, employed in tho stave factory

last Friday,

mice cigars lto t«

11 nltso.

liir (Vain?

Ilox. Jou.v rrniM i: will be present at the

frreat meeting on the loth.

Ui:i'oins from I'lorida says the crops are

nearly ruined by the continuous rains.

Tin: drouth continne.s throughout central

(iporjria. :md the cotton -rop v»*ill be almost ft

total failure.

r\ULr. ti.i.it.i,

l. S. Since the above ivs in type we learn

he mi fori unale man lias ilicl.

Itn-KKU lli i.iirs ,v Co., will open their new

A magnificent assortment (»f Table Lintien,consisting of towels, napkins, handkerchiefs. Ac., of all size*, bleached and unbleached, will be offered for ile to the ladies of Montgomery county during the present season by CU l..\ 1' Jt)lIN.

mnlOsn'i.

Dr. MASSHALIS' 6}

I his Suufl' has thoroughly prov

The

Street, met with tjnile :i serious aeei.lent

hone in his

phteiiiir his unkle nml l.renkiiiir

School Xolice.

S I IHT S'\I I.lemy I'm- V..im^ l.u.lies, nn-

iler the .liiTi'lion .it' the Sisters i.f Holy t'roSP.

sitnate.l en ihe eorner ..t iishin^lon nml

I'ike Streets, will re-open on Moiiiiiiy, Sep. .'1.

Slnilies for u.lvnneeil elusses will comprise

Wench. History, l'hilosopliy. t'lieiuistvy, As-

irononiy. It tit ri c. Algebra, r.ook-heeiMiip.

[More Than Thirty Years'

Of Sale and use of Dr. HIur*liull'H Cntnrt It mitl EICSMIOI'IM* \\A proved its great value for all the common diseases of the fiend, nnd at this 1110ni'Mit It Stands higher than ever before.

It i- recommended by many of the best physieians-

'^"•''^'TaiHl is used with great success and satisfaction evcrywhere.

Read the Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with Niir-lmir* t^iluirh n»«l llciuiiulie Mn 11II. and oil it iu our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that we believe it to ho equal, iu every rcspeet, to the rccoinnientlations given of it f«.r the cure of Catarrhal Affections, and thut it decidedly the best article we have ever known forall common diseases of the Head. Ilurr »t Perry, Boston. Lames A' 1 ark. N ork, lieed, Austin itc»».. lA.D.A I). Sands. ilrown. Lauison A Co.. 1 Slephen Paul A eo.. Ueed. Cutler

A co.. I i|l Minor A co...

SethW.Kowle, .M«-kesoti A Bobbins. Wilson.KairbaukAco.. A. L. seovillAcn,, Henshaw. Kdinoudr^ A eo.. M.N\ ard.Clo^c A co..* 11. li. Hay. Portland. Me.. Binh «v (»ale.

Kor sale b.v all Druggist-. December 30-lH.*i.ly.

Notice.

rl"MIJ'. undersigned having pureha-od the full right of A. .1. Stover's Patent Corn Cultivator, n-

docs hereby notify the publii ... on

h\r,

rights in

*uu\

patent will bi« strictly attentjed .1. K. 11 Lr.I I r. hand for ^ale.

(sepUwiiO-3) 1 have the CuBivai«. now

Legals.

ST\Ti OP INDIANA. Moiiigoiuery Ct.unly,! •. i-2 hercbv giviui th.it A. L. Duekworth, day

N(OTICK

'$3?JC.

.'Bthmiiisirator's Sate.

OTICK i^ hereby given that the undersigned. adtuinistraior 01 me estate ot Samuel McKinscv. deceased, late of Kinley township, Montgomery countv. Indiana, will offer for yale, at public sale at the late residence of the deceased, near the town of Alamo, on Monday. September Bb 1*W». the personal property of .said decedent (not. taken bv the widow) to-wit 3 bead of horscs.l colt, 1 cow, hog.«. «heep. Hav in the mow. corn in the field,corn in the crib, wheat iu the bushel, fruit, farming implements, household and kitchen furniture, and many other articles too tedious to ment ion.

KKMS:— A credit of twelve months will be given on all Minis «vcr five dollars the purchaser giving his note with approved security without relief from valuation or appraisement law

augIS, I'M. w'J.

Table Cutlery.

l,M

V.i'.'^^lluOTllKK

Xavv

O I S O

Al:

excellent brand of for ale bv

eet eb-w ing Now TobcaI.FK BIB*.

jwrmwmTBw nntwiTiiHH—«—"

WTATi: or I.\OIANA, .lloillyoUM'I'J Count),

of Common Ph-a*. 0. •»„),

DLV.

.lane McCoy,

•l-'ii.'ithan U. McCoy.

})Klr-tili,

cMcoin i'or tin- Hon. .JOHN I 'tnun'K. the

it remembered, tli.il on the h-ib «ln said plaintiff, by Tiii'in|4i!)) AAttorney.", Med in the Clerks* tVi* •.-j complaint us cause **f action in thi- o.»|,

A I:Y L-I,

tiling

day (.1 the next term theient.'. to ho bold at the Uuurl Hi.life in Crnwfortlsrilut! oil the 1st day ..| October, l-iiii. anil nil^wer saideolll^biiiit. I Witness my hand ami tne MH! nf sai.l Court, the lt'lli day of Au«. lSUii. W. Iv. W'ALLA(?K.

Auc. II. lWiU. \vl. Clerk.

tliitinisiratoi'is .Volire.

NOT1CF

is hereby feiven that the umlcrij iieii has been appiontci administrator oi the estate of Samuel Aielvinsey. !ate ol Montgomery coiuiiv.-luUiana.decea-ed. Said estate jy solvent. auslSwn M. j,. WIUTI- Adiniiii.-tuu. r.

Claim Agency. r~\

M-

Vi\ BoiiiltV

iioc

Price a year two copies S1 Of) eight

copies I and one gratis) .sixteen dollars. Speci

Kxtra Pav

J-.V'M.sion.!

(•'ranted hi/ Acts tin- lute to Dttfltt'tsoljlt- /'S, fill II /i/llin, ,)//-

(Jht'h!rai, or I'arruh.

Collot'ieil Willi Promiitiicss and llispateli by

If. SSitlTTO.Y, Attorney,

A NL

GOVERNMENTJCLAIM AGENT. tifjy"Ojfirr in Wimliiiit/toii Hall /lut/ilini/. nrrr Si)i)]i.uti's (,'roi'iri/ Sturrt Crmr/'jr!triifr. "Xdu •••-.•

7V, /I J5y the late law Kquali/.ini: Jiouuties, an Additional Houitt.v of ?ieti granted to each and every so)di»*r ('lilistetl for three years, and served out his time, A^SIO lia received or is entitled to reccivc no more than the bounty heretofore allowed by law and any sueh soldier who lias been diidiarged before the expiration of his term of service ly reason of Wounds received in line of duly i- entitled to the Additional Hounty of

An Additional Ihuiuty »f $•"»' is now allowed to e-aeli soldier enlisted for two years, who has reeeived, or is entitled to receive, no more than s^TMi bounty under previous laws.

A bounty of $50 is now allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for any les* period than two years, who has been honorably discharged on aeeoiint ot wounds received in the line of duty..-.:--

Tu the. Heir* of Ih rm&d Soliltcrs:

If soldier, enlisted for three years, as ah..*-.. t,..i -.! "f rcceiveU, or disease contracted in the line ol' duty, the Additional Bounty of $loo is allowed to the widow, tumor children or parent.- of such diseased soldier in the order named.

If a soldier, enlisted for any less period than three years, has died of wounds received, or disease contracted in the line of duty, the Additional Bounty oi s.")0 is allowed to the widow, minor ehihireuor parents of such deceased Soldier in the order named.

In Ojjiifrs:

(ireen

I:iH term of tho Coiuniis.«ioii'»rs Court

Tut:

county will meet on Monday uoxl,

Ot ill!

All officers below the rank of l,i igadier t»eiieral who were in the service as Mich on tho-Ul of March, If*oi. and who were honorably discharge, or who have reMg'ied. since Aprillf'»"». are now ent it. ed threo month- pay proper.

To I*#.*

Widows are now-' entitled by law to an their pension $- per month for eaeh elul

years of age. Invalid soldiers, f«»r total di-'abnu.y, are fi pension of from eight, to lil'eeu, twentv ty-live d".llars#pcr month.

Applicants for the Additional lb-unty must bring 'rsend their Ui-eharge Bapers aiul get a receipt for the same. I Having for a number of years past devoted myself especially to the business of collecting claims. feel warranted inlaying that 1 can insure not only prompt attention on the part of the (lovernment, hut an early and satisfactory settlement of all just claims intrusted to my care. 1'ecs ltcasonahlc and no har^e In .\ny ('use In less I Succcssful.

All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. I 1 arties residing at a distance can have blanks and instructions sent to them by ina|l free of charge, on application tome.

W. I». imn roN,

Aug. 11,-Jw. ACy. aiitl Hor. (.'lsiim Agl.

Real Estate Agency.

I c. S A PI'KN KIEI.P,

5 \rPKNTIKM»

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., Attorneys at Law j'" A Xl

1 RB3AI. BJSTATK BC.\TS.

•\VI1,L ATTI1XD to lnt:inc.-s in the Circuit and C"iumon Pleas Courts in this and adjoining counties Will give prompt attention to the settlement of Kstates. collection of Pensions and Soldier*' laim*.

itself to be the Leans m'gotiated. collection.'? made. Land entered, iiined in all the Western

ti.-le kui.w 11 for i-iirin'u the «'iit:n'i li. t'olil iu Tuxes pai.l an.l Titles Hie llrnil an.l lleiuliii'lit'. 11 liil? heen I'olinil an Stale-. e\ei'l ent reine.ly ill many eases of Wow Kit'*. ive fi.rsale a largo nnuiber of desirable dwellings DCMI'III'** has been removed l.y it. and Itfui-INS 111 this city. .tl-o. a large number of vacant Lots, lit ha- often been greatly improved l.,v its use. very rea^oiiuble terms. ....

It i- fi"."!"int and a -rcciihli-. 1111.1 •-j I Have also a large number ol llm an.l ad-

Gives Immediate Relief '•*"arm'111

I the dull heavy pains caused b* diseases of the After property is placed in our hands for sale, Head. The sensations after using it arc delightful should tne owner through our introduction, or by and invigorating. It opens and purges Out all ob-

tructions, strengthens the glands, and give? healthy action to the parts affected.

L"t?7 S and 0. in Kennedy's addition, containing I an acre in each lot. 1 Two ^tory frame house with ti rooms, cistern, eellar. orchard, and out buildings, with *r»acres of land mile wet of College.

House and lot on corner of Washington and Pike streets. stories. rooms halls. we|!, eistei n. and cellar, growing fruit, ami good out buildings, will sell in parcels, suitable for purchasers, lot by 1»j5. Terms easy.

WEEKLY KEVIKW—t'RAAVFORPS YIU, K. INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 18(ii.

Marble Works.

ii 118:

VS' WSH«Ti''K.V:v

WORKS

1)1

cii.i wo XMP& vri'iss:.

DKALLIIS IN

Amenc !n & Kalian Marble,

\M i\wrt*itKiM or

ToinlMuno-,

Kumily Vnult^.

•... ^Ju\tok*tmis.

a lid

GRAXDEUM.

llavintr purchased the stock of Marble belonging to H. Collins, and'being permanently located, we design making this one of the most extensive establishments of the kind in the West. We have been carrying on the treat Western Marble Works at Thorntown. Ind., for a number of years, and through our efforts have succeeded^ in establishing a trade unequalcd by any in the State, and hy tho liberal patronage we have received from the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, we have been induced, for the further extension of our trade, to establish

j\T A li BT/K YA IM3,

in Crawfordsville. and hope by strict attention to business. ..ud u*diur

None but tho Best of Material,

et directly from the quarries, to furnish prices a lo del.v competition.

visit

nil parts

ol tho conn

work, m'i .i

will IMI :i 11'"""

]II 1 MIIH to

I under lrt

!.• I. at tlic if

homes, such

W Ol I- till

tiled to

To obtain the benefits of these la'

in :i dc.-'trc.

.1 THE .S'.l .)//•: 1'h'IC

KS THAT WOULD Blv

rail

rr/tx/siiKi) ruy

Slio]). We delivor all our Work^

au.l wiirr.int jterfcct satisfai lion or no

sale. We are also prepared fo fur

nish all kinds of Imildiiiir stone, and

till persons wanting anything in that

line would dn well to etill and see us.

March lo'Mywet-f PACT,. BVKK A CO.

Hardware, Cutlery, &c.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

S'iliSTOi\' i'OKi^IOK!

nAV

Buy and sell on commission. Houses and l."WVaeant Lots. Ffirm^. Farming Land in all tho Western S State'and Territories.

luiijL in all cases, be paid to us.^ H.r'Otlice over llrown's Drug St»ro.\ ernonsireci. Crawfordsville. Ind*

KKPKKKNCKS:—McDonald^ A Boach, Indian Smith »t Mack.Attorneys,Torre Haute Patterson i\ Allen, do lion. I. N. Pierce do .judge S. 1:. .MUXwell, Kockville Win. Durham, President Finn National Bank of Crawfordsville Campbell, aikcr and (jooley. Professors ,»f Law. Michigan I iiii Ann Arbor. Mich. UauO *»i»-y 1.

SFOR SALE, if

Lot and lUiihliugs nortii «f Culiler Church, for -ale in parecls to suit purchasers.

House ami lot of J*. acres in east part of city.

A well improved farm. I'.W a«Tcs never failing spring', mile we-t of city—toriiH easy. House and Lot on West, street, near College. 1 I Price

iNi

0,W

1( a

purchased the entire

°r I

,,f publicity given by us. sell the property ai. the fixed price, or tor more or less, the eoinui

House and lot on Washington street, near college, fi rooms, good cistern, cellar, stable, and growing fruit. Lot by bl*». Terms easy.

House and lot on Walnut street, near. College. i» rooms, good cistern cellar, stable, and fine selection of growing fruit. Lot by h»*». For term- apply.

Ilouseandlot of t» acres in south part of city, r«.ds on pike road, 40 rod« bai-k. UMi g.md Iruir trees, l:^-. iiarnpi by tlO, well, cistern.cellar, and good out buildings. house 'J stories high. rooms, with wood hon under tool' of same building, good .selection of small fruits, grapes, Ac., and a fine collection of ornatm: tal trees. Price tf l.Otih in payments

IVO'I'ICM I'O II Ml il* or PKTITIO* Mi:i.b niiAb srATr.

Farm of 1W» acres, OU acres cleared bottom la: I, ood saw and grist mills, saw mill cut .V)im feet f, two run of stones, building stories high, timgh on promises to run saw mill f» years, good

-».L her

Administrator* of Samuel MeClnre, det ha-s filed his petition to sell the real-estate ot the document, hi- personal being iiKufheiciit to pav his debts and that said petition will be hej.rd at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas ot saul county.

orchard, iiarn.and comfortable hou-e. with good out buildings, good spring, and coal bank on farm, miles east of Kockville, Parke county, Ind. Terms in reasonable payments.

Farm linacres I mile west of Voiintsvllle. in good repair, good hou.e, barn. Ac. Terms $7."i per aerc. «. FarmHO:iere-,.M miles south of Wavelaud, Ind..*-1 houses and orchards, wilh all ncce?ary out buildings, Price$?.*• per acre, in payments.

Farm HI acres, (5 miles east of Bockville. Ind., good lum.se, barn,orchard, ami out buildings. Cheap al tfT.'i per acre.

Have al-o for sale ."aio aere-« in Page eounly, Iowa, Will exchange for town property in a Nourishing town or city. 200 acres in CofTy county, Kansas. Hnterctl '1 years ago. Price per acre.

Hill acres in Dickinson county, Iowa $!.W per acre.

•VH) acres in Missouri at per acre. Also a large number of farms in this and adjoining State*. For particular* apply.

Western land constantly on band, for sale or exchange. Parties wishing to make quick salos of their property will lo well by pending us a description of their property. Wc have made arrangements with Heal Estate Agencies in most of the Western States, and are prepared to make transfers at a small expense. jantfu'tiO. SAPPLNFIKLD A BP. 0 flD-It

ik of irani'.vare

Slovcs and Tin-Wareof J. W. l-uinberland, wo pleasure iu informing the citizens ot Montgomery, and adjoining counties, that we are now on bunds with the largest ami best selected stock of

i-r.NR.owTvnii:

TO Till

on hand

cest brand

(KIK,

jor

IvS.

1 Superior artiole ot Lippencott it Co's. Double .ABehiiodCast Slccl Axe

Box Sliivr

Having secured the services of JOHN HOO\ LK.in our Tin Department, we have no hesitation iu saying we cim get up as good work as short notice and at as low figures a.'can be had anywhere.

if ftthnti

Rat Exterminator.

An.OJd Bong set to a New Tune.

n.rl366£0

r^itiitjupproachff

AhU

and Iloacln*

From their hoht come out.

I And Mice ami /H/N. In xpiit of cati», (inihi •"kip iib'ut.'

Stfirt. Om !),,

"Ir1 years established in N City." "Only infallible remedies known," "Kreetrom I'oipons." "Not dangerous to thehuman family. **lints come out t.t their holes to die,".

lUlUIlh'll ts

"CostarV Rat, Roach, &c, Extcr's,

Is a paste—used for /.'.if*.

Mice. Hoachrr,

Ill,,rh 1!,,I &c„ &C.. V^C., &C. "Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator.

Is a liquid or wash—used to destroy, and also as a preventive for

"CORTAR

Uril-llug.*. &c.

'S"

Klootric

Fov.-cov for

is for

Mothf. Mofiijuitiity, Flrtts. liciton I'liinty. Aiiinml-v, .^c.

11-p KWAKK ifZFSee that "COST.ill's

of all worthless iuiitntious. lame is on eaeli Hex, Hot-

.... tiiid Flask, before y.ni buy. 517TAddress. E N O S A 4S'J liina.Uva HTS O ill l'lt

TTPSec* OST.VH'S" advertisement above. ILrStdd in Crawfordsville, Ind. ... By— and all Druggists and Dealers. april-1 IN 'IG-4UI.

Dry Geods.

If You Want to Save (irccnbacks

vor siitiri.D

Wass oil's,

A SIJ1* 10 l{ STOCK

nave aiso. an t,

nds of Agr'uuiltural mpleinents. Helper-,

slh'illt.. Stafford

._... ,i l'low?. Hay Kak. 3_iJllor.-e ritehforke, Doul.le Shovel l'low.*. I'arm j' 2fj«clli!. Stump Jueks. in fiie' everytlunif neeei.surto keep tir«t ehisp lhir.livure iin.l Ai:rieul-J

will bin

tural Stor

\V hvi\\ llaeon

O.iN, ('nin

Mi c.\ i"* UutO i,

Olil Coppr. ]ir:is-.

UnsMni»

I' it

1- 1 l'

lics. Gingliams, I^rints.

tVc., &C. (iciiuino

LAC15 Collnis,

Plain I-.iii-

cn Collar^.

.1 Ss.liUih. STOVMi

Applications.

Notircof Application tor Liquor Uccnw,

'..V. V,

A\VF0KDS ILI.K. 1ml.

"irrn.vAnd nil Drusiiisls and Uetaiiers.

18(50.

INCUKASK 0I KATS.-The KAHMKU'S (IA/.K.TTK, (Itiiurlisii} asserts ami proves by figures that one pair oi' KAT?*« will have a progeny and descendants no less than U51.050 in three years. Now. unless this immense family can be kept down, 'bey would consume more food than would sustain I'm.000 human bo-

JO OVTAH'S" advertisement abo^

1806.

HATS ver.-us BlUDS.- -erengages in shoot- .. .. I man: whoever aids in exterminating HATS is a benefactor. We should like some one to give us the benefit of their experience in driving out these pests. We need something besidesibgs. eat*, and traps f.-r this biisinesr",—S'. lK.sTirtr AMI:IU'AN. N 31_rSee OST AU'S" ad vert iscineut above.

"COSTAU'S" KAT KXTKUMINATOU is simple, safe, and sure—the most perfect ICAT-ification meeting we have ever attended. Kver.v bat that oiin get it. properly prepared, will eat it. and every one that eat.- it will die, generally at some place as distant as possible from where it was taken.— I.AKK ktluiih jail (Mich.) Murium.

Jllr^ee OST \u advertisement above. ,'.v

A YO:CK 1'liOM Till-: FAU WKST.-Speaking of I "COST UI'S"' Rat, Hoaeh, Ant. «le.. Exterminator— "more gram ami provision? are destroyed annually in (irant County bv vermin than would pi».v for tons ci this Kai and Insect killer."—Lancaster Wis. Herald. 31 /'.w.ee "T'OSTAK advertisement ubov

1800.

1I0L skkkkPKBS troubled with vermin need be so no longer, if they use "COSTAlt's" F.xtermtnalor. We have used it to our sati-faction and it a box cost $•'•. we would have it.^We havo tried poisons, but they effected nothing• but Costar's article knocks the breath out of Kats. Mice. Itoaeho, Ant.-, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than we cuii write it. It i« in great demand all over the country.'-Medina, Ohio, (•azette.

Buy Your Dry-Goosd 0

_A-T

OF Al

-ti,

FANCY DEESS GOODS,

S'S

Fancy Silks, Gre 1111 dine:-, jMoliairs,

Mo/.cinboqiios. T/iwiis, Slial-

Fancy Dress Buttons,

Umbcrcl

NOTION

line

Cloths and ^Cassimeres,

CARPETS,

HOOTS. SlfOIJK. HATS CA/'S,

All of the latest style lull II n.l complete tm

1 1 O It 1

Wi', BUY & SELL

itlwrn.

veh.-inue f.001or pay Asll.

o.m: .i.vn si:r. us,

AIJ KINDS OF

Keineiuhcr the Xe

ten in town. Mav "ii, I Will.

the citir.cn.^ of Clark lty. State of Indiwhite male inhabi

"VT0T1CK is hereby given to thecitir.e township. Montgomery county. Stn ana. thut I. James A. l)ri.«Kcll, a white tr

tant of. tho county of Montgomery, in the Stato of Indiana,of the n^e of twenty-ono year#, will apply to tho Board of County Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, at their next regular

.coinmoncing on the 3d day of September, A. U. IHOU. for a license to retail intoxicating liquor? in ft le?s quantity than a cjuart nt a time, under tho temperance law of for the Stato of Indiana, for the term of one year. My plnco of business and tho premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank is situated on lot So. eight (H) in block Xo. six (K) as recorded on the original plat of the town of Ladoga, Clark township, Montgomery eounly. Stato of Indiana,

bounded as follows: beginning at the

eontre of said lot No. eight (H, on the east side and runninu thence north eighteen (l^) feet, thence west fifty (*U) feet, thence south eighteen (IP) foot, theueo east fifty (50) feet to the place of beginniug.

A..~ 11 TUTU: ,.n VLL'C HDI I Aug. 11, ISUti. w3. JAMKS A. 1)KlSKKI.L,

Notice of Application fur Liquor License.

VTOTICK is hereby given to the citizens ol l'nion Township, Montuoniery county. State ot Indiana, that 1, Kli-ha lNuts. a white male inhabitant of the county of Montgomery in the State of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years, wilt apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, 1 State of Indiana, at their next regular session, eouimeneing on the third day of September, A. I). 18W, I for A licence to retail intoxicating liquors in a less I quantity than a quart at a time, under the temperI ance law of 1KW. of\the State of Indiana, for the

term of one year. My place of business, premises whereon said liquors

Aug. 11, isiiti.

State of Indiana,

of the age ol twenty-one years, will apply to the Hoard ot Commissioners of Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, at their next rcgularscssion, commencing on the first Monday in September, A, D. being tho 3d day of September, A. D. lftki, tor a license lo retail intoxicating liquor* in a leys quantity than a quart at a time under the Temperance law of IHS'J.tor the term of one year. My place ot business and tho premises whereon said liquors are tobesoldand drank is located on part of lots number ninety '/.HI) and ninety-two (W) in the original p'.at of the town of Crawfordsville. Cuion township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana, designated ami bounded as follows Beginning on Washington street forty-one foot and three inches north of the south-west corner of lot number ninety-two, and running thence east one hundred and sixty-five (105) feet to an alley, thence north twenty feet, thence west one hundred and sixty-five (I0.'») feet to Washington street, thence south twenty feet lo the place of beginning. ISAAC A. MAUkS.

Greenbacks.

GREENBACKS

ARE GOOD!

ft tll'T

OtlACIC'S STO.ItACH IlITTKRS, Bfldl ypHrx *»r ot|M»rlenee niol lHaf, hnvoprovcii to lio I tin hen enietly e.xtnnt fer h1 com,plaints wli«re a tonic nml stiniulnut Ate icqtiin-il. They in ver fail in Rtrengthcu

Hi** weak, impart vigor to tho strong, nml ot HII H'i|H*et" ivdtore^liattercil ntol lu okcn ih'wn eoiiHtitution*. No remedy tnw be»*n r.'.'i-ivcl with inucli lnvor UK ltoUVOK'S .SioAi.vcn IJnuui*. In (-Idcngo

Othat

VEH drug*l nilttoi!

VEU 50,00» bet I lo.' were cohi hy om ln»g-houH0 in (ho past year. It i* nilmilted by oar most leario'd phv»iclmi«

TJIItS

Dr. ltnliACK'S STo.MACll 1IIT-:' combine the tto|H*t fli-4

In 111,

I Mttl'S iliHti lfts of (he W'eot :uol Hoiiih tlu'i'c hint, for a long tim, l»«ai*ti nimli IHMMM it le of Mu.MAOl III 1 KUS. wiiich, It taUen in proixT ipiantltleK, Hint at tho ptn|tor tim*1, are a sure preventive.

ol Illinois Kover, Fever an«l Ague. 1.1 I'oiiiplniiit, I)yapt*piu, Imligfslitoi, .1 iliee, Kiitney t'tnaplnint, aiol nil •li*e t«cx of Hiinllitr iiutuve nnd are better int st preventive fur liilioutuleraugwnviil, regulating

-T

ND strengthing the hjatein, anil giving tone totliedigi'Hlivj oi^Hii*, limn any otln*r known rcmeoy. Now tlnil the war is over, ttn r? will lie thoii«Audtf mt-king honieH in |IM* South. No person wt»e vnlnes lit* lifo

p.ti.'iiM g«i itiero without having connlantly nl hand tlio IIITTKitS, a Miitegnaril *g:iin»t epidemic nnd maladien eiig'-u.lrrvd l»y uiiannm and pollaled water. Tniv.-l aiul nil teHidentfl of tho innk rivet-holt

Dt'NTll'S of tho Wont nnd South, nnd tho valley of the MUitUsippI ami its tributaries, should provide tbom«ehen with tho JJITTKUS. There prolmhly no ono dl«on«e with which mankind are afHicted

which is tho soura* of fo many nilincnln dyspnpflin, or as it i* tuore commonly called Sour Stomach, and there in no nioro certain remedy than Uohuck'a Stomach Bitters. They are never known to fail.

Book Notice.

.i no

and tho

are to be sold and

drank, if situated on part of Lot* No. ninety (00) and ninety-two (!M) in the original plat ot the town of Crawfordsville. Union township. Montgomery county. State of Indiana, designated and bounded a* follows beginingoii ashingtou street forty-one (41) feet ami three (B) inches north of the south-west corner of Lot No. ninety-twol (IhJ) running thence etui one hundred ami *ixty-tive (IC.'i) feet to the alley,thence north altmg said alley forty-one ML)

ING CHOI-EUA ho* always been much dreaded by the public, ami people huvo renorted to all maiiuur of medicJnoi to nrreNt (he progress, but with littloaucccig. arc and provcullvo i« to bo fouud

in the nso of Pr. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN 11BMKD1KS. K«op tho bowel* opflti with the lMIls, nnd Invigorate tho system bv free tine of tho fetonmch Bitters, or, if tho blood is thin u*e the PuriHor.

TJCII an Invnliiable remedy ihould bo kept in ovcry fondly. Keep tho ajstcm iu full vigor find nothlnc is to be feared from !1Benso or cholera. THK OLD BKLIABLK— Do not bo decfiTcd by purchaning any of

the quack nostrumi under tho various nnmei of Bitters. Purobftno nono other but Dr. UOBAOK-'S STOMACH JUTTEHS, which are compotindod of the purost drugs, aud In which tbe aflbctod can relj.

ABK

BETTER!

PRINCE, "WALTON & CO.

(Snccciiori to I )r. C. W I'.OHACK,) SOI.E rnorniETons,

Jfo*. BO, 68, GO nntl 02

/.".Ml

-A. IJ

Third St.,

CIXCiXXATI, OHIO.

Illiein '.vfJA:' liiuiIiriillm3e4te:ini-».l.

News & Book Ptore.

Tin: \EW BOOK STORE!

/iiistfa

JAMES. PATTERSON

KKI'S constantly on lian.l. in eonneetion with

his Wnteh anil Jewelry .•stahlishinent, a enmpleto stock of

School, Blank iiiul Mi^tfllaiu'ous Books!

Writini! I'll per. Knvelopes. l'ens.Inks, and every artide used in public and private schools. Teachers and pupils will find .it to their advantage to call and examine my slnek'und prices before purchasing elsewhere. A most magnificent stock of

just receive«l and sold at prices to defy I:«IIH|mpetition. IVUUIMI Photograph CarJ.s, plain am! colored pictures, Moulding. Cord tind Tassels. Family Bibles

HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,

Scrap lSnok", l'orte Folio? anil Kaney Article? of nil descriptions in luo.-.t inaRnitieer.t profu.-ion All the New York

"Wee kl lex and Moiitlillcs!

The Ledger. Weekly. Clipper, Wilkes* Spirit, Waverly. Harpers' Atlantic and Keleetic Monthlies, constantly on hand. Also agent for .......

Raven, Bacon & Co's

t'elcbialcd Pianos!

Comer, Karmors,

V. \. WAKSONV

ok.

DR. Chase's Recipes,

Or, Information for Everybody.^

q-'llis invaluable work, containing about POO pracJL tical Iteceipts for any and almost evory thing, is now offered to tho public by tho undersigned, (who is solo ngont for Crawfordsville and Montgomery county.) at extremely low figures. It is my intention. ns far as practicnl, to canvass tho county thoronchly. giving nil doniring it. all' opportunity to purchase. The following refcronoes fire from persons who have now this book.

& C.1RM9.

We the undersigned Iftdios of Crawfordaville. Montgomery county, Indiana* cheerfully rcccommend Dr. A. W. ("MASK'SItecipo Book as a valuable as:istant to housekeepers, farmers and Mechanics: Mrs, M. A. Lee. Mrs. SarahBritton. Mrs, Slary K, Cox, rs. 8. H. Sidnor, Mrs. Louisa J. Shovclin. Mrs. D. K. Knox, Mr. Mary B. (rahaui, Mrs. Mary J. Knox. Mrs. Ann Buffington, Mrs. Petnmelie Enoch. Mrs. Klizn MeMechan, Mri*. C. Ilolloway, Mrs. Henry Crawford, Mrs. Mary J. M. Krout, Mrs. Mary K. Simpson. Mrs. Mar.v E. Bradoft. Mrs, Nancy B. Oafcy. Mr«. II. an Slykc, Mrs. Kliza Miller, Mrs Maggie Barr. Mrj». Isaac Nnylor.

I shall also contintio to deal in all kinds of Table Linens. Spectacle*. Ac, Price of Book, $1,2.ri, maylOmO.j CI1KAP JOHN.

Carnage Manufactory.

feet

and three i3) inches to a point, thence west one hundred and sixty-five (li:) feet to Washington ^troot, thence south along said street forty-one (41) feet and three (3) inches to the place of beginning.

Aug. il.lHW w4. ELlSlIA POTTS.

Insects,

ot' Application lor I^iqiioc lilccnnr.

NOTICK

is hereby given to the citizens ol L'nion township. Montgomery county, in tho Statu of Indiana, that I. Isaac A. Marks, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, in the

ENLARGED" FAC^jUflES iteduction of Expenses!!

J. S. MILLER & CO'S. Carriage Manufactory,

Mnrhrt St.. North of Court jTovae Squtirr.

CKAMFORDKVIIXB, IND.

lluving recently purchased, enlarged and improvod the premises wo occupy, thorby saving expanse of rent, nml giving increased facilities for manufactur-

CARBIAGBS,

Buggies, Sulkies, Spring

Wagons, Sleighs A'c.

We would respectfutly announce to our friends and the public generally that we aronow in apoaition to defy al competition in our line in this

Stato as re-

I S S E S A N W O A N S I I I and invite an inspection of our Carriages, Buggies A ., a fine

A S S O E N of which we keep oonstanUy O E

Ap. 13. 1RUU. Feb. 'CI.

tif

tt ge||ll*

I,ilia

iI ivv, im eHicient t.cit Ktoamchic lCS IUTTKU.S Mioiild I t-Mrt'iiiH to Htrcngllii i. li :ilwi«\h Cutlowfi ue

agent, JI A --1 111. 1 si-d b.v

yon

W.....JA

bv the most skillful, and using tho VERY. M.\TKIUA.IJ* togothor with our long acquaintance with the wants of this Bcetion of oountry, wo cannot hn'o giving 8atisl«»oLion«as we confidently assert that i.'ir work and prices cannot DO exoellod by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exehungo. All our work warrcntod ono yoar. Hepairing, Blocksmitlung. 1 rimming, I'aintngAc. with neatness and despatch.

Clothing and Furnishing House.

SELLING BELOW COST!

CLOTHING STORE!

L.&M.Dessauer

nro nu»- o(T tlioir entire stock of Cliithing

BELOW

COST.

A. E E 8

Of tbi.-j vicinity and surrounding country

WILL DO WELL TO (ilVE US A CALL,

an wo are determined to

CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK!

We have A large stock of

HOYS CLOTHING, Gents Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS,

ScC., cScC.

ZDOZDsTT FORG-ET

THIS

Eagle Clothing Store,

OlsrE DOOB WEST isi teOF CORNER BOOK STORE.

GIVE US A CALL.

August 18-18C0-w4 & S S A E

STATE OC INDIANA, Montgomery Cvunlj-,

Don't fnil to visit I'nttorsonV ane.v lliiraar and .. 7.'iTv iww. Book Store, two doors west of the old rtiind. at the Court tho.Uth dn .1 u'^. ^VAI.I.ACh, lork. ilgnof the O I N W A O I

Sn^V.vIe JAMKS 1'AT II

)V (iV

Montgomery Circuit Court. September Term. 18C6.

Micluicl Thomas vs. Divorce. Kliza Jane Thomas,'

BK1HOO,

it rememborcd. that on theStith dafof July, said plaintiff, hy M. 1). White, his Attorney, produced and filed in tho Clprks omco or nlu Court his complaint as oauso of action in tu« uenall, and also the affidavit of a disinterested poraon. settine forth that tho said defcndant Kliia^th Jane Thomas, is anon resident of tho Stato of Indiana. .Now thorcfore notice of the filing and PenaenjJ

en id notion is hereby given the said fcl«a Jane