Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 September 1866 — Page 3

THE REYIEW.

I'linliwlniial 1'iiblialicil 'rry Matiirilny .Tloriiin«, by

A E S O W E N

WfiMhiiigtOH Mii-ixt, !tl Nlory. !,«•'» New Ilrieli. THUM" OK SI RSCItll'TlOV:—jij.OQ IN ADVAXCK.

I A I O N

IiAIUSHIl THAN ANY l'Al'KIt l'UHLlSMKI) IN CraivroriUrillr! Advortisers, cull up anil oxnmino our Mat of |ffMJBSCBIBEKS! Q[

l/Oulsvillc, New Albany Ji Chicago Hall road.

001 NO NOKTH.

Accommodation ».34 a. in Through Freight 1.41 p. Express.... 7t0»

I10INCI S0PTI1.

Kxpress. 10,11 a. m. i'brough Freight !».34 Accommodation 4,00 p. m.

Good connections made with all other roads. B. F. MAST1S, Superintendent.

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"Brick" roineroj'.

Our citizens were addressed, ou Tuesevcuing lust, by this gentleman. A large

attendance of Indies and gentlemen greet

ed liim. But a few hours notice was given of bin arrival, but the Radicals so

cfloctually and maliciously advertised him

that the curiosity of all parties was arous

ed. A circular was issued and distribut

ed, fully purporting to contain extracts from his paper. This circular and its effect was destroyed by Mr. POMKROY himself, who deposited in Major EI.STON'S

Bank a check for one thousand dollars, to

be given to any one who would prove that these extracts were taken from his paper. The cheek will remain there two weeks. Mr. O.MEKNY during his short stay was

the recipient of many attentions, and ex

pressed himself much pleased with our

educational facilities. lie visited the

College and was shown through the buildings by Professor IIOVEY. IIis speech in the evening was a sore disappointment

to the Radicals. It was eminently con

servative. No Republican present could

possibly take offense at his humorous illustrations. It was just the speech to

draw the working men. and those 011 whom

the burdeus of taxation rests, to the Na

tional iiion Democracy. We don't believe that there is one Republican who heard Mr. I'OMKHOY will join in the fierce

declamatory mouthing against him that

many of our Radicals indulge in.

Scott Jfc (Vs. Livery Stable.

This establishment, one of tlic most extensive stables in Indiana and noted for its elegant turn-outs and the urbanity anil gentlemanly deportment of its proprietors, is a credit to our city. In the patronizing of horse flesh that, can make its 2:10 on our graveled pikes, our boys arc second to no town in the West. For a good team, an easy riding buggy or carriage go to

SCOTT&

Co s.

A Dancing Club.

A number of our young men have as

sociated themselves in a Dancing Club.

They have elected their officers, and propose to be gay and festive cusses for the

next six months. They will give two

grand balls each month during the fall

and winter. No one will be admitted

without a ticket.

MORTALITY.

There seems to be a great deal of llysentery and Cholcra-inorbus about just now. and our list of deaths is much larger than we are usually called upon to record. Rating unripe or decayed fruit seems to be the principal cause.

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure will be found .in invaluable remedy for all such troubles, and should be kept in the

IIOUBO

and immediately

used at the first attack. It is also a sovereign cure for dyspepsia, in its wot'Bt forms. Those who have tried every thing else and failed, will rejoice that an infallible remedy has been found.

House Furnishing Goods at Kobb A: Maliorncj's, Under McClelland Hall. Three hundred and fifty good Cooking Stoves. Two hundred and seventy-five Parlor Box and Coal Stoves. Seventy-five Tea seis (•Hi pieces.) White Stone China, with all extra pieccs to match. Large stock of Glass ware. Two hundred sets of knives and forks of every grndo. Three hundred tea and lable spoons One thousand tubs, churns, wash boards, buckets, bowleg, &c., including every article needed by house keepers in the kitclicn and pantry, which shall be sold rhra/.

Also keep our tiu-shop in good running orDIM", besides a good stock of ware 011 hand, can make to orderor mend an3'tliiug in tin. sheet--*11011 oi co ipcr on short notice.

A\ inwtc new beginners wishing an out-fit, 'j and \vuit to save money, to buy from us where they can get all together and by so doing save money. sfW.

'^pnotoi of the Cireeii Street Saloon, has. opened, in connection with his Saloon, ai bating House, where customers can be mr lushed with warm meals at any hour of the ,dii} Mr.

THORNTON

~\culinary department, and his cooking is uuBiirpaseed by any. Mr.

understand that ''BRICK''

THE

The Radicals Alarmed.

Tlic immense meeting at tlic Ilnll of the National Union Cluli, on Tuesday evening, alarmed the Radicals and 011 Wednesday night they called a meeting at the Court House. •Some unknown Colonel was advertised to address the meeting, hut he failing to appear, the headless

J!HOMI.I:Y

BROMLEY'S

IJAUTKH'S

spoke—we refer to his

decapitation. We regret that the subscriptions lie obtained for the .JOHNSON paper in Cincinnati was not large enough to satisfy the powers that be of his loyalty. We were pleased to see that Mr. iiitOMi.K* is not as radical as evil minded persons have, led the President to believe. At the conclusion of Mr.

remarks, Mr.

JOHN J. DAIITKK,

masterly effort several obscure in

dividuals attempted to gain a little notoriety by abusing Mr.

I'OMKHOY.

1 XIIKJKSTIO.V and in 11 nt it ion, is the foundation of Consumption. All scientific physicians admit, this, and nearly are becoming convinced that pure liquor, combined with vegetable remedies, which act directly on the digestive organs, are the remedies indicated.

It is admitted by our most learned physicians that Dr. ltoback's Bitters combine the properties of a genuine laxative, an efficient anti-billions agent, and the best stomachic known to the world. It is also acknowledged bp practical chemists to be the safest anil surest preventative to Millions derangement regulating the system and giving tone to the digestive organs. l.adies in delicate health will find it suited to Uioil' use it is also highly reccomniended to mothers while nursing, lon'utun lmlgorafing power for enervated systems.

Convalescents should use the Hitters to strengthen the prostration which .alwr.vs follows acute diseases. Sfjflg

1 It vi iv A Card. (1 i\w ounsvii.l.K, Sep. Pi. 1

Si.il.

M:t. LIUTOH:—As some of my friends appear to be greallv exercised as to how I stand politically, 1 will say to all such, 1 am a Republican, always have been ami always expect to be. I was favor of putting down the rebellion by force of arms—that being accomplished, 1 am in favor of peace—long, lasting and permanent, by a full and complete restoration of the Union, and that without unnecessary delay. I endorse the nine Resolutions of the National Union Convention recently held at Philadelphia. I am in favor of an advalorum tax for revenue purposes, instead of the present unjust system of taxing the industrial pursuits of the country. 1 am opposed to manufacturing monopolies for the benefit of privileged classes. 1 think that while men are fully competent to carry on this Government for all time to come, without the aid of 8-uiibo or Cuffy, Fred. Douglass and 0. S. Ortli to the contrary, notwithstanding. 1 expect to vote for John Purdue for Congress and niv tnenils generallv when 1 know tliem to be °o ILL BOWERS.

W* "r-

A Little Boy Drowned.

A heartrending causality occurred in

our city ou last Monday afternoon. A son of Dr. SINNAUD. a bright little boy

Just Opened.

ISAVCA. MARKS,

the gentlemanly pro

1'KI.KCY presides over the

MARKS

receives the

i,' finest Baltimore Oysters, everyday, by express.

POMEUOV

Silver Band of our city discourse their magnificent music at tlio Democratic Mass Meeting iu Williumsport, to-day.

four of „l„.c ,.l m» g. j,

in the back yard ol tire I.)r s. residence.

fell into a cistern. He remained in the

water some fifteen or twentv minutes be

fore the body was recovered. Every effort was made, to resuscitate life but

without avail. We deeply sympathize

with the parents in this dreadful calamity.

Democratic Township Meeting at Alamo. Let every Democrat and Conservative

citizen of Ripley township bear 111 mind

the meeting at Alamo, Monday, the 10th

inst. Good speakers will be 111 attendance

to address the Con\ention

Kicker, Hughes A o. Stfer firm we notice are receiving their

large and elegant stock ot goods. These goods will be opened for inspection on or about Monday next j. «,

Remember the National Linon Club meets to-night. Hon.

ARCH.,JOHNSTON,

bright little boy, the son of a radical, but who takes after his mother, on being present- I cd to "Brick" Pomeroy on last Tuesday, exclaimed in his childish innocence, "why 1 Miongtii. ne nail horns and claws.

rses and Mares Vault

Gralinm. Holland & Snyder wish to purchase titty heail ot good Horses and Mares, iney must be brought in before the l-'ith of this month, flood prices will be paid.

Agriculture. 88@

A few good Wheat Drills, Cider Mills, Sorglium Mills and a big stock of No. 1 Drag Sawing Mackincs, which will be sold on reaBonable terms at Dolierty, Maliomey & Co. s. on Washington street.

understand that the Constitutional term of Brother

NEIIEKKR

lias expired—lie leaves

us—.TOIINSON has had nothing to do with this removal.

Agricultural Hop.

We notice that the young men of our city arc making great preparations for a big dance to come off during the Fair week. The managers are all gentlemen, and no pains will be spared to make this a pleasant atl'air.

was

drawn into an argument by the Rev. Mr. N» DEKER while on the cars coming to this city. Religion and politics were discussed, and when they separated, '•BRICK" told the Reverend gentleman that "his legs were too short to Btrddle Christ and Deast Butler

Before the advent of "Brick" Pomeroy in our city, we are told that Radical papas and matnas were in the habit of frightening their infantile progenies, when they became peevish and cross, into silent submission by telling them that the monster "Brick," of LaCrosse, would catch them.

A splendid article of pure Bourbon

Whiskey can be found at IIAYS' Saloon.

(For the Review.] •'•v.1

A Card.

My friend KKKNI.V, in the last issue of

the Crawfordsville Journal, says: "So it seems that Mr. BOWEIIS' political princi

ples. like those of a great many other men. are governed by "linaneial circum

stances."

Now should be very sorry to see friend .IKRRY, or even an enemy, meet

with such a financial disaster as I have.

But I imagiue if he wore to be so unfortu

nate, that lie too would begin to reflect.

miliarly known as the "Sweet l'otatoe Man," addressed the audiencc. His philosophical disquisition on loyalty was much admired. His pathetic appeals to "stand by the tlovemnieut'' were affecting. 11c did not deal in that wholesale abuse that usually elmriicteriics a radical. He was profound, without being dull—wiltv, without being bufl'oonish—eloquent, without declamation, llis speech was well calculated to inspire his audience with the fact that he had spoken an infinite amount of nothing. One grain nf wheat, and that a small one, to a bushel of elm If. We should like to hear more of such speeches.' They would give us the county by an increased Democratic majority. At the conclusion of

He too would ask himself when compelled to purchase those articles really necessa

ry for the comfort of a dependant family,

if in a country in which we boast of our

free institutions, that republicanism re-I Cleveland on the.17th inst

quires the poor man to be taxed on all Brig. Gen. M. D. Manson. he buys, sells, produces or consumes, on

all lie or his family eats, drinks or wears, in order to the upholding of a privileged

class of Bondholders and Bankers, a

moneyed aristocracy, who have shown

by their past legislation that they care

more for Sambo and.Cuffy than for the

toiling, sweating millions of their own

race and color? If this is Republican

ism did not so learn it, nor do I wish to. BILL BOWERS.

National Union

The Democracy and Conservative

all parties will assemble in

MASS MEETING

Crawfordsville,

S A A

Sept. 1£5,

The meeting will be addressed by

Hon. Thomas Hendricks, Hon. D- W. Voorhees,

McDonald

Col. Gaven,. Col. Wm. C. WUson,

.WJi.

I Gen. Sol. Meriditli, I Judge L. C. Dougherty, Col. W. C. Kise, Gen. Reuben C. Kise, Hon. David S. Gooding! 1

Let there lie a genera

candidate for

Representative in the Legislature, and Col. S. C.

WII.I.SON

will address the Club, the Silver |l

Band will lie present on the occasion. I urn is out Union men. •.****

FRESH OVRTEKS.—These deliciousbi-1 valves, the first of the season, are served I up daily at HAYS' Saloon.

turn out of the If*"** 'Si "A requested to

people on this occasion,

e®"'! lie I'owiishitis come up in Delegations.

By oi del

the

COMMITTKK.

Public Speaking!

The Democratic candidates of Mont

gomery county will address their fellow-

eitizeus, upon the great political iuestions of the day, at the following times and places:

Browns valley—-Brown township—Tuesa S 1 1 Waveland— Brown township—Wednesday, Sept. 12.

Alamo—Ripley township—Thursday, Sept. 114. Waynctown Wayne township— Friday. Sept. 14.

Butcher's School House—Sugar Creek township—Monday. Sept. 17.

Linden—Madison township—Tuesday, Sept. IS. New Richmond—Coal Creek township —"Wednesday, Sept. 1!).

Ezra Thomas' School House—Union township—Wendesday. Sept. 19, night.

Yountsville—Ripley township—Thursday, Sept. 20. Willis' School House—UniotWownship —Friday, Sept. 21.

Crawfordsville—Saturday, Sept. 22.

All arc invited to attend, irrespective

of party affiliations.

THE union of the red, white and blue was the flag of the first Philadelphia Convention. Tho second (or Jacobin) Philadelphia Convention rallied under the flag of the white and black, those being thrir colors.

WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1806.

SOLDIERS' CONVENTION.

The Soldiers aud Sailors of Montgomery county, who believe in the Union ot

the States, the restoration policy of President JOHNSON, and who are opposed

to the Radical policy of the Rump Con-1 gress in their efforts to foster and nurture

in the country, at the expense of the poor

inn 11, a Bondholders Aristocracy, exempt

from taxation, and the forcing upon the States of Negro Suffrage, are requested

Union Club Rooms, in Eltzrotli's Hall,

in this city, ou Saturday tlie 15th of September, 18GG, for the purpose of appoint

ing delegates to attend the Soldiers and

Sailors National Convention to be held in

John M. Barcus, Col. 120th.

Jacob Barcus, Capt, 120th,

/\Vm, llcrron, Capt. 72,

C. R. Ivellogg, Capt. 11th, J. II. Vanarsdall, Capt. ldtli,

M. C. Drake, Surg. 15th 111.,

'T. C. Pursel, Capt.,,11 th. J. W. Wilson. 1st Eieut.. lltli Cavalry,

J. II. Scott, eo. B, 10th.

C. B. Nelson, eo. B, 120th,

T. B. Griffith, eo. K. SGtli,

Thos. Patterson, Serg't. eo, 1,11th,

Aaron Britton, co. G, llJth.

Will Wert, Serg't. co. B, 120th,

John Kelley, Serg't. Stith, Joseph Oxley, co. B. 15th,

John Moore, eo. B, 10th.

John Sparger, co. C, 120th.

John TI. Wallace, co. I, 154th, II. L. Willson, co. 1,11th,

Samuel Craig, eo. B, 10th,

A. V. Austin, co. G, 10th,

J. II. Brown, Kith Battery,

J. A. Crawford, 18th Battery. Win. Britton. eo. B, 120th,

Eli Coombs, eo. G. 10th, John Conners, co. K, 11th,

T. Glcason, co. K, 11th, 4* Thos. Hughes, co. 14*th,

Albert Patton, co. B. 72d,*

John Hardy, 18th Battery.

Henry Burkmicr, co. B, 120th"'. Willis Bunch, co. B, 120th,

Thomas Taylor, co. H, 135th,

Geo. W. Bland, co. C, 120tli,

?0(5.

Dennis Ward, co. K, 86th, Robert Harris, 20th Battery, and two

bandied others.

TIIK Prussian loss in the battle of Koniggratz is put down at 17,000 that of the Austrians at 25,000, exclusive of 48,000 prisoners.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

KOI! COIiUKKSS.

lilt. KniTon:—You may nnnoiince tlio 11111110 of JOHN I'llIIDL'K as a candidate for CoiiErnsii. subject only to tlio deoi.sion of the voters (if the highlit Coticrossionnl District, at the polls in October, and oblige his many F1UEN I)S.

July 1. ISCC.wetaOK.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

NL'KCTAL'LK

THE loM

Spoctnolo? over offenul to th* nuMic.

mnlUmO. CHEAP JOHN.

SOMETHING THAT EVERYBODY SUOl'LD HAVE! Dr. Chase's RcoipeV. The most valuable book for information published in the last, century.

Cheap John, the ugent for Montgomery county, will call vti every one during the present summer. maldintt.

NOTIONS OK EVERY KIND,

Consisting of Razor*. 1 oeket knives, «tc.,cniibo hud of M* CHEAP JOHN. inn lOmi y. *^3*

Till: GRCVT'"'"ENGLISH REMEDY.

VF: SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Celebrated Female !Pills

l'rtparfujrom (tprcxcrij/fion of Sir J. Chirk, M, J). Physician Kxtruordiiiar/ to the Quern. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in tho euro of all those painful and dangerous diseases to {which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excels aud removes all obstruction^ and a speedy cure may be reliod on.

TO 1TIAURIGD I-AD1KN

ii is peculiarly suited. will, in a short time,brine on the monthly'period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Hritaiu. to prevent counterfeits

CAUTION.

Those Pilia should not be tnkonjjy Fomalos during tho FIRST THREE MONTHS or Pregnancy, as they are snre to bring on Miscarriage, but at nny other time they arosafe.

In nil Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Hack and Limb.*, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of tho Heart. Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed and although a powerful remody, do not- contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution.

Full directions in the pamphlet around eaeh package, which should bo carefully preserved.

SOU) HY ALL DIU GGISTS.

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...RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.,

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The Original Medicine established in 1P37, and first article of the kind ever introduced under the name of "PULMONIC WAFKKS,"in this »r any other country: all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. Tho genuine can bo known by the name

BRYAN being stamped on each WAl'KH.

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No family should be without a box of

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in the house.

No traveler should be without a supply of.....

T.'. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAKKKS

in his pocket.

No person will over object to give for

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS

Twenty-five Cents.

Sold by all Druggists. Sole Proprietor,

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Dlt. JUAN DKLAMARKE'S

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Prepared from a prescription of Dr. Juan Delamarre, Chief Physiejnn of the Hospital du Nord

ou Lariboisiero of Paris.

THLNI

to meet in Convention, at the National

nut* invaluable medicine is no imposition, but i« unfailing in the cure of Spormatorrluo oi* Seminal Weakness. Every species of Genital or l'rinary lrratibility. Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions from whatever cause produced, or however severe, will be speedily releived and the organs restored tohcalthy action.

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Ii.

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GAUASTIKKK

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. These Drops are a scientifically compound fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action if diroct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000bottlesare annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the United States, every one of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits, They are rapidly taking the place of every other Female Remedy, and are considered by all who know aught of them, as the surest. and most infallible preparation in tho world, for the cure of all female complaints, tho removal of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and why they should not, nor could not be used without producing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws, will be found carofully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of

LYON,

L. LyON,

Read the Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with »r. rtBnrwhnir* C'ainrrli and •Bcariache NuitflT, and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that wo believe it to be equal, in every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is do- I cidedly the best article wo have ever known forall common diseases of the Head.

llnrr it IVrry, Boston. Heed, Austin co.. Brown. Latnaon & no.. Keed. Cutler A eo.. SethW. Fowle, Wilson.FairbankAoo., Ilenshiw. Kdinciids A. 11.11. Hay. Portland.

Barnes Park. N York. A. D. ft. 1). Sands, Stephen Paul A co.." T*rnol Minor A eo.. Midvcsson«t Uobbms. A. 1*. Seovi.l .Leo.. M.Ward.Clo-cLto Bush fs.Gale

I'orsale by all liriiggi.-ts. December M-1865-1y.

MTATR OF l!fDIAIVA, moiitfomcrf CoMuty, Court, of Common Ploas, October term.

BKber.romemheredsaid

Roback.

ROBAGK'S

«.V°0D

I).

G. I). 1H*J ARPIN,

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Paris, May .ith, lfC'J. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The Genuine Pills are sold by all the prineir^l DluggiMs throughout the World, Prico One Dollar per liox, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.

A Di rost. Sole Proprietors,

No."14. Rue Lombard. Paris,

One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent, will insure a b««x by retgrn mni securely sealed frotn ull observation, six boxen for five dollars.

Sole General Agents for America. 0SCAS (.. MOSKS & Co., •Jl (ourllamU St., N. Y. N, It.—French, licrmnn,

Spanish and English Pam

for

phlet.**, containing full particulars and directions use, sent freo to every address. (dcc30'fi5-tftdtii). Agents for Crawfordsxille and vicinity oH'ctt A* MIooe. dno'GT). No. 4, Umpire Block

195 Chapel

Street, New Haven, Conn., who can bo consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp.) concerning all private disoases and female .weaknesses.

Prico $1,50 por bottlo. Sold by Druggists everywhere. C. G. CLARC »V CO.. janSTjflO.sn. Gen'l Agentsfor U. S.and Canadas!

Dr.MARSHALLS'

Catarrh

SIBtiff*.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curing the Culnrrli, Colli in tlic Iftcnd nnd Headache. It has been found an excellent remedy in many cases of Wore |{ye«. DcnfncftN 1ms been removed by it, nnd lleiii'iuj: lias of been greatly improved by its use.

It is rngrant and ngrecable, and

Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Hend. The sensations nfter using it are delightful and invigorating. It opens and purges out all obstruction?, strengthens the glands, and gives II healthy action to tho parts affected.

More Than Thirty Years'

Of Sale and uso of lYlnmlinlPM CntnrrZ* ami feloiKlnclie Kiiuir, has proved its great value tor al! tho common diseases of the Head, and at this moment itstands higher than ever before.

HU-

(Ynttiff?, sold ftl the lowest rates by

It is recommended by many of the best xihysiciansnmt f!» tiseu wiih •"•OCOMM nnd satisfaction everywhere.

IHMJ.

Michael llarshbarger, vd Divorce Martha J. Harshbarger.'

it that on the Gth day of SeptemA 1). 1£6G, plaintiff by George i). imrley. his attorney, filed in the Clerk's office of said Court his complaint as a cause of action in this hehalf, and also the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that Martha J. llarshbarger is a nonresident of thoStateof Indiana. Now therefore notice of the filing and pendency of this cause is hero* by given the stud Martha J. Harshbargor that phimay be and appear bofore the

Judge of the Court of

Common I'leas of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, on the sucond day of the next term thereof, to be held at the Court House in Crawfordsville on the 1st day of October, A. D. 1806, and answer said complaint.

NOTICE TO UUIK* OK PETITION NELL IMEAIi ESTATE. STATE OF INDIANA.

Montgomery County,j

NOTICK

is hereby given that A. L. Duckworth, Administrator ot' Samuel McClure, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real-estato of the decedent, hi& personal being insufficient to pay his debts und that said petition will he heard at the noxt term of the Court of Common Pleas of said

C0U,lt SIS Will. K. WALLACE. Montgomery Co.

JOB

dco30'C5 MOSKrf, 27 Cortland St. Nojf York.

Public Sale.

WILL sell at my residence, lately occupied by Joseph Huston on Main street, half way between Crawfordsville and tho Fair Grounds, on

Wednesday^ September 12, 1SGG.

at 10 o'clock, P. M. the following described personal property.to-wit: Cows. Hogs, and live stoek ot all descriptions. Corn iu the field. Potatoes in the field, Household and Kitchen Furniture of all descriptions. [aepft] JOHN CROMWKLL.

JVoticc.

rpHE undersigned having purchased the full right JL of A. J. Stover's Patent Corn Cultivator, in nion township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana, docs hereby notify the public that alUnfringoinents on his rights in said patent will be strictly attended to. (iieptlwtiG-3) J. R. SllLEPPiJ\.

P, S. 1 have the Cultivator now on hand for "ale.

Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKHS

Aro warranted to give satisfaction to every one.

Finoasiortmcnt of TuliUi Cutlery.for sale dcc3tf LKK A HHOTUKK.

Paper.

Wall Paper

OA AA DAT WALL 1'ArKKnnil Win OOUU 13UJL 1

O dow lliinginps nt

unnU to Stupor bolt, junt opuncd at the Fi itir.r and Book Store of

JAMES PATTERSON.

p'tts

SUGAR-COATED,

[PURELY VEGETABLE,

Fn*e from Mercury

'-"J' AN I'

SjACL MINERAL POISON, Ami »!•, muluiiLterilv, t! •"•'I r. tin-.lv "Xl'int

JV1

Sir-K AM) aEHVOLS HEADACHE'! p/

H.'.nitv t.«f the

nl rjv»i« (»f tlio bnweN, na tl

LIVER PILL

»n have iir being o»m« pos,v,|orthvmo

Powerful Vegetable Extracts

.vhinh hnvo a direct action on tho

SPLEEN AND LTVEH,

rift ui ik tfj xven „fler one or two .IOSIH. TIII-V

Itt-move ih- Itilc, Axsi.if J)if/c.stion, f'urt! Costiimiesx,

111 fH. t, they ute. ji tli.il inline

BLOOD PILL IS

"Tho Life-Giving Priuciple." Tin !*o and stnij.'ut us \erv root, leuviti^ the SYSt.MU.ill the full N'jjor of houlth »r« PKKKKOTI.Y 11 A KM],KSS 1'0 INFANTS, t»H PKUSti.Ns OK TIIK TIO^ns

JOHN L.

without which none aro genuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN

CoN*s'l'I U-

SATER, SUHLH AND BETTER

Purgative Pill

than has ever before hoen ««viii|rthIo lo mankind, HU.I, heinj* Durklv HIT. »AK-'OA nriM'jOMreiullv adnit« ed as a HEM K!»V FOR CHIlInitKX, and persons who huve dread or swallowing a pill. They are, nn» questionahlv. one f»r our most satinOietory CATHARTICS, und no household s. Hhonll I out them

PRINCE, WALTON it CO.,

(Successors to Dr. C. W. liohnck,)

wot.K nioi'itiETons,

Won. 56,68, 0O&62 East Third St. CINCINNATI, OHIO. SeptR JnnelOmarlO'tiCin3e'tte3myad.

Clothing and Furnishing House.

SELLING BELOW COST!

CLOTHING STORE!

V')S

T« it.

TAIll.E Ll.NXKN.

A inasimfieent assortment of Table Lumen,consisting of towels, napkins, handkerchiefs. Ac., of all sites, bleached and unblcairhed, will bo otTered for sale to the ladies ot Montgomery county during the present .season by CHLAP JOHN. nialOmO.

Legale.

L.dM.Dessauer

ling off their entire stock of lotlmig

BELOW C( ST.

J? A. E Tot S

•V"' of this vii'inity nnd surroumliiiK counli

WILL11' DOlWELL

WITNKSS my hand and the soal of said

(.j I Court, this sixth day of September, A. I), lt-00. «cp8'0ii«4 AVM. K. WALLACE. Clerk.

TO GIVE A CALL,

Cfe

Ai«V S as we are determined tof«J'^ vi

CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK!

iVe have a large slock of

BOYS CLOTHING,

Gents Furnishing Goods, HATS AJ\D ,CAPS,

&C-, sea. *L'

ZDOIsT'T FORGET

Tabic Cutlery.

T..P

Eagle Clothing Store,

OUSTS DOOB "WIBST

OF CORNER BOOK STORE.

V'C

[wetoo]

August 18-l£GC-w4

L. «FC M. DKSSAUER.

m" as

STATE OF INDIANA, I Montgomery County, oa* Court of Common Plena. OctoborTorin, 1800. Elizabeth Jnno McCoy, vs. Divorco, Jonathan B. McCoy*

BE1800,

it roniombcrod, that on dny of August, said plaintiff, by Thompson A ltistine, hor Attorneys, dlnd in the Clerks office of Mid court hor onmplaint as ennso of aotton In this behnir, and also the afiidavit of a dicinteaestod person settini? forth thnt Jonathan B. McCor i« a hnn-resident of tho

d",""scd.

.ipcur bi

i'oro "tho judgo of the Court of Common l'lcas .Montconiory county State of Indiana, on tho second day of the next term thereof, W be held at tho Court House in Crawfordtviloe on the 1st day of October, lew, nnd answer said complaint.

Witness my hand and the sen of said Court, tho 10th day of Aug. 1800. AV. it. ALIiACi1.. Aug. 11, 1800. w4. Clerk.

Administrator'« Notice.

NOTICK

is hereby'given that tho undersigned lms been appointed administrator of tho estate or Snmuel JlcKinsey. late of Montgomery county. Ind'a""

Said ostato is solvent,

a M. U. WIlITii, Administrator.

Claim Agency.

BOUNTY!

—m

Extra Bounty Extra Pay

Extra IPension!

Granted by Acts of the. /air. Congress, to Discharged Soldiers, their It tdoics, Minor Children, or Parents. Collected with Promptness and Dispatch by

IB*. 1*. BRWTTO.V, Attorney,

GOVERNMENTJLAIM AGENT.

t&f Office in Washington Ilall Building, over Simpson's Grocery Store, Craiofordsrille.aW!lL

To Dixchargtd Soldier*: l!y the late law Kqualiting Bountios, an Additional liounty of $100 is grantod to each and cycry solelior cnlistod for three years, and served out his time, «ho has rccoived or is entitled to receive no more than tho $100 bounty heretofore allowed by law and any such soldier whohas boon discharged before the expiration of his term or service uy reason of wounds received in lino of duty is ontitlod to tho Additional Bounty of $100.

An Additional Bounty of $50 is now allowed to ., each soldier enliatodfor two yoars, whobaareceived, or is cntitlod to rooeivo, no more than $50 bounty umior previous taws.

A bounty of $50 is now allowed to each and every Foldier enlisted for any loss period than two years, who has beon honorably discharged on account of wounds received in tho line of duty.

To llw Heirs of Deceased Soldiers: If a soldier, enlisted for throe years, as above sta-' ted. has died of wounds received, or disease contracted in tho lino of duty, tho AdditionalBounty oi $100 is allowed to tbo widow,/minor children or parents 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 tho lino of duty, the Additional Bounty of $50 is allowed to tho widow, minor children or parents of Mich deceased soldier in the order nauied.

To Officers: All officers below tho rank of Brigadier General who wore in the servico as such on the 3d of March, 1605, and who wore honorably discharge, or who have resigned, since April 0,1K65. arc now ontitled to three months pay proper.

To Pensioners "Widows are now entitled by law to an increase of their pcusion $2 per month for each obild under 10 years of ago.

Invalid soldiers, for total disability, aro entitled to a pension of l'roui eight, to fifteen, twonty ond twen-ty-fivo dollars per month.

To obtain the benefits of those laws, persona in all cases to mako a now application. Applicants for the Additional Bounty must bring or send their Dischargo Papers and got a receipt for the same.

HavingTor a number of years past devoted myself ospocialiy to tho business of collecting claims, feel warranted in saying that 1 can insuro not only prompt attention on the part of the Government, but an early and satisfactory settlement of all justolaims intrusted to my care.

Fees Reasonable and no Charge In Any Case Unless SurccKsful.

All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. Parties residing at a distance can have blanks and instructions sent to them by mall froo of cbargo, on application tome.

W. P. BRITTON,

Aug. At'jr, nnd Gor. Cliiim Agt.

Real Estate Agency.

C. W. SArPKNJ'IEI.D.

E. M. SAPPENFIKLD

SAPPENFiELD & BRO.,

Attorneys at Law

AND

IS EAT, ESTATE AGRNT8.

TX^ILL ATTEND to business in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts iu this and adjoining countics.^ Will give prompt attention to the settlement of Kstatos, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' Claims. liny nnd sell on commission. Houses and Lots, Vacant. Lots, Fnrius Farming Land in all the Western States and Territories.

Loans negotiated, collections made. Land entered, 1 axes paid and Titlos examined in all tho Western States.

JIuvo a large minibor of desirable dwellings in this city, also, a largo number of vacant Lots at vorv reasonable torms.

Have also a largo number of Inarms in thm and adjoining eountios for sale, also 15,000 acres'of Western Land, partially improved.

After property is placed in our hands for sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity givon by us. sell the property at the fixed price, or for more or less, the commission must, in all cases, be paid to us.

ID*OfTioe over Brown's Drug Store,.Vernon street, Crawfordsville, Ind»

KEFKUKNCES:—McDonald

& Roaoh, Indianapolis

Smith ft Maek. Attornoys.Torre Haute Patterson ft Allen, do Hon. I. N. Pierce do: Judge S. F. Maxwell, Rockvillo Wm. Durham, President FirstlSational Hank of Crawfordsville Campbell, Walker and Cooley,Professors of Law, Michigan University, Ann Arbor. Mich. LianC'Gft-yl.

FOR SALE.

Lot and Buildings north of Center Church,for sale in parcels to suit purchasers. House and lot of 2acres in cast part of city. Terms easy.

A well improved farm, 193 acres 2 never failing springs, ya tuile west of city—terms easy. House and Lot on Wost stroot, near College. Price $050,

Lots 7j fl and 0, in Kenned y's addition, containing an aerc in each lot. Two story frame house with rooms, cistern, cellar. orchard, and out buildings, with 5 acres of land *4 mile wost of College.

House and lot on comer of Washington and Pike streets. 2stories. 9 rooms, 2 halls, well, cistern, and oellar, growing frnit, and good outbuildings, will sell in 3 parcels, suitable for purchasers, lot 02.S by 105. Terms easy.

House and lot on Washington street, near co'ilege. fl rooms, good cistern, cellar, stable, und growing fruit. Lot82£ by 105. Torms easy.

House and lot on Walnut stroot, near College. 9 'rooms, ^ood cistern, oellar. stable, and fine selection of growing fruit. Lot 82)f by 105. For terms apply. llousoandlot of Oacros in south part of city, 24 rods on piko road, 40 rods back. 100 good fruit trees. barnp4 by 30, well, cistern, oellar, and good out buildings, bouso 2 stories high, 9 rooms, with wood house undcrroof of Baraebuilding, good seloction of small fruits, grapes, 4c.. and a fine collection of ornamentill trees. Price $4,000 in payments.

Farm of 195 acros, 00 acros cleared bottom land, eood saw and grist mills, saw mill cut 5000 feet per tlay, two run oT stones, building 4 stories high, timber enough on premises to run saw mill 5( years, good orchard, barn, and comfortablo houso, with good out buildings, good spring, and coal bank on farm, 8 miles east of Rockvillo, Parke county, lnd. Terms in reasonablo payments.

Farm 110acres 1 mile west of Yountsvlllo. ingood repair, good houso barn, &o. Terms $75 per aore.

Farm 80 acres2£ miles south of Waveland, lnd.,2 housos and 2 orchards, with all noeessary out buildings, Price $75 per acre, in payments.

Farm 01 acres. Omilos east of Rockrille,Ind„ good house, barn, orenard, and out buildings. Cheap at $75 per acre.

Have also for sale 500 acros in I'aqo county, Iowa, Will exchange for town property in a nourishing town or city. 200 acros in Coffy county, Kansas. Entered 0 years ago. Prico $2,00 per acre. 1G0 acres in Dickinson county, Iowa $l,10peracre. 500 aores in Missouri at $1,00 per acre.

Also a largo number of farms in this and adjoining States. For particulars apply.

Western land constantly on hand, for sale or ex-

Parties wiabiuc to mukp quick «JM thJfc erty Trill & weffV •o^im »jJ^'SJth.!Jto.1 "and

jan20

GIVE US A CALL.

AXES.

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