Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 September 1866 — Page 3

THE IR/IE'VIIE'V

i'i lit (flu ml B1ubtixlictl cri'i'j mttiirtluy .Tloru•»k. CHARLES H. B.OWEN. I IVitvhhigton street, «Jti' Slorrj'' k'.rr'n ,'•«•

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I'AIUilCH Til AN ANY I'APKK I CJra wforilNvillc Advertisers, call up and examine our Li«t of

JITF^UKHC'ICI ISKUHlcLil

Louisville, Xev, Albany A- Chicago Kallroail.

Accommodation Through Freight hxpred*

OINO SOUTH.

10.11 a. m. •J.34 I.W) p. in.

Kxpres*. .' Through Freight Accommodation (iood connection.* made with all oth

It. I'. 11 A.s'fIS, Superintendent.

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|Grand Radical, Disunion Demonstration. The radical, disunion, negro suffrage, temI pern lice parly had a meeting at the Court House |ou last Wednesday night, which, in some respects, resembled the Philadelphia Convention lot the Oth iust. tin account of the noisy doniloiistrnlious a nuinbcr ttf ladies who were Ipresent left. Alter repeated efforts to projcurc a speaker, the President of the meeting Isticcccdcd in geLting to the rostrum Mr. 1

NN HAY, of Illinois. We know nothing of his I past career, hut since hi* debut in our city he Ihas been turned out of one of our hotels and lhas taken his nightly lodgings upon the pine •store boxes that encumber our sidwalks. His •personal appearance may be described as folllov.s: A lace like a moon at its full, whose |iiose glares with the tires of hell, a head uncombed, containing all the eh a r.tct erist ic pit reKnological marks of an ignorant bloated loafer. Iliis wearing apparel exhibited a limited acquaintance with soap and water, ft consisted oi one greasy brown linen coat, a vest stained with tobacco juice and vomit, a shirt, lihe original color ot which a microscope would Itail to discover, made up of /ti\"oiitti'l disgust|ing in the extreme. We appeal to those asctnblcd if this is an exaggeration? In |inaudliu siate he addressed thos- assemble.1 during his harangue denounced the President as a more infamous traitor than .1 KIT. •DAVIS. i*lie Conservative Republicans who Iwere present were disgusted with this exhibition. and many of ttie Radicals felt ashamed lKi.it their rump paity were reduced to such an |c\trcmny for advocates of a bad cause.

Josh Hillings on Hlttri's.

1 lather like Stoiuaek Hitters. I kant tell rhy, enny mure than I knit tell why I love Itiobnck ltlood Pills, l.ut Hlood 1M1N Njzood |lor la/ynes.s iti the system

I flout like la/.yne« ot no sovt. jmjI i-vetr'itr |mu*kcctcrs.' 1 want my muskeetcrs lively. But all this |i/. fi'ivign tew my purpose. Hitlers bein my subject, 1 liko Roback's Stomach Riiters, they ure so easy to take.

It haz bin sed tlsat they woodeut run out, |bm this I think is a error, fur aul my bottles empty, nud I kant tindenn on em leak.

TiiK.Vational Cuioii Club meetings at Kltzjioths Hall, sinee the opening of the campuigii, have been largely attended. The .Mub [will be addressed to-night by a number of elloqisent speakers. The Silver Rand will be on lhand with their spiendid music Let the |l. nioii men ot the city turn out. „,

lilt luT, ihigltt's A (o. t"-*

'lius lirin threw open the door* ot their delimit establishment to the public on last IhnrdIday. Tlieir su»ok of goods are the most mag|nificent ever introduced in our city, a fact [which the ladies will not be long in finding lout. Their new room is beautifully fitted up I\viih nil the modern improvements of a first class dry goods establishment, and is a decided ornament to our city. The proprietors are atfable, pleasant gentlemen, and their salesmen experienced business men who never Iw^nry in their attention to customers.

Highway Robbery near Darlington. A highway robbery was committed near I Darlington on last Monday morning about lo'cloek. The victim, M. C. CASTKU, while on Ibis way to his work was accosted by two men whe enquired of him the direction to ThornItown. Hiving them the desired information I lie proceeded a few steps on his way when he iddenly brought to a halt, the highwayI men seizing htm atnl with pistols presented at hi

head demanded his money. His pockets j.^ were speedily rifled of their contents, the scoundrels getting some $!-. Mr. C. on being released made his way as quickly as po?hiblc to blacksmith shop where he gave the alarm, and in a short time a large number of tile citizens of the township were in pursuit,

To be Condemned. if"-

A largo number of tlio prominent business men of I iiiliiinapolis propose to hold a meet ing in that city, to condemn tlio attempted assassination and riotous prnceedinps of the Kadicals iu that city on lasl Monday night.

WE notice, in front of Mcl'i.nu:. Km (Vs. dry goods establishment, two magnificent signs, the production of our old friend T. It. Winton, they are the finest .specimens of sign painting in our city.

no morin 'U.scii'.e

ANNA S Derby hut in the air.

Hill Hoiver.s.

This iichtlcman uldres(*d the rnioiiClub at Lli/iuih Hall, on 1VM SnitirUtiy Mr 1». is OIK* of the inont forcible speakers u« have (*vcr lie::»•«!, tor one who makes so little jM-etension* to ]itlilic sjtenking. tuvidw of the history (jt r:iUir:tlisiit wu» admirable as it was truthful, an.I the able manner in which hi* handled the bond and negro suffrage qucslions culled forth loud and repented jdaudits from the audience. In thi* trying ewerjrenc.v of our country, we. in mmtoou with all pntitfotiic oitizsns, welcome thin new champion to

HUSIIi i) IN I otir ranks, who. witli his eloquence in the forum. battling against wrong and oppression, A will add new convert* to the cause of Con-j slitufional liliertv.

'.'.It-i a.m. Ml p. in

Another Change.

Ai.i.h.v RnuTKKK have purchased from C, C11 'i nttik Sox's their stock of goods.

A large and csi'husiastic meeting was held at the National Union Club rooms, mi b-.st Thursday night. V-Mr. JAMKS MCCAIIK and fien. M. D. Manson tde telling speeches on the occasion.

Mnj. (iun. .IIIIIH-S li. Sicu'Imna, who will mliliess ilio Naiitmal l.'iiinii null un Weilnt'^ilay, I tin*-Hili, was sent .Sottlli liv I'l'rciilent .lolinson In invi'sii^aii' (lie woikinps of the infu- I nioiis rri'i'dman's I'liioan. Hi- will s1i»w up in ils piupi'i' lifihl this pel nii'asiii'L' of I lit*

itiuliruls. 11, will richly ivpny I'very 11m1 lo Iiour liiin. ..

Wi: nnili'i siiunl thai the hills ti it 11 ti 11c 11 1111 excursion lo (ircencasllt

Ilnn. John I'urdiii-, the ucxl I'mifiicssiu iii from the Miirhlh Iislrict. will lie prc-nni at the mass nici-iin lo-dav.

Tin: Journal of thin week publishes an imaginary dialogue between the Hon. Arch. Johnston and a soldier. The ideas of the writer are well known in this community—like his dialogue, they are all imaginary The new hand at the radical bellows will have to try some other dodge to malign this honest old fartucMhan nnatrinarv dialogues.

TT^rr""" Agriculture.

A tew j*o11• I Wheat DrilN, Cider Willis. MIRghutn Mills and a big stock of No. I Draj: Sawing Mackines, which will be sold on reasonable terms at Doherty, Mahorney o. s. on Wnsiiinglon street.

MILL IJOWKH«« spoke T«» a large crowd of the citi/en-s of l.adoga, on last Thursday night. his speech was greeted with approving plan('its. v- ..

KVKHY "true I'niou man should bv ""all I means attend the meeting at the National I mun C{nb rooms, in Kltzroth's Hall, this I evening, (iood speakers will be preeut.

W nv are the Kadical papers so silent about the winding up of their Philadelphia Convention What's the matter rads?

For the Ueview.

The Bond Question.

Ma. Kinion—Passing along Main street, in front of the Court House, a few nights since, 1 was informed that a radical, negro suffrage disunion meeting was being held in the-build-ing. Having a curiosity to hear what„was said, I stepped in. The meeting was being addressed bv a young limb of the law in ou city, A Mr. JOHN BCTLKK. The speaker was I making a desperate effort lo prove to his audiencethat it would be cruelly wrong to tax the wealth of i1»»» .»oo»»»»«^' !*«..»• »l.« ui,pp/x»i the (loverument, that the bond holder should be allowed to live in luxurious ease without paying one cent oa his hoarded fortune in the shape of (iovcrnmenl Ihmds, while the poor man. the hard toiling laborer and mechanic, must have wrung from his hard earnings a third of his daily pittance to pay interest on the enormous national debt of the country.

This was the sum and substance of his argument made in such a bungling manner that no one could fail to see that the speaker was money but a poor ad"pt in the art of political trickcry. His misrepresentations were but the sayings of older heat's in deception i*.nd detnagogtiery, and while they might have influenced the ignorant, prejudiced partisan, could not but fail to make the honest, intelligent voter more firm in his convictions of the justice of e»pial taxation *tV A MKCHAN1C.

Correspondence rawfordsville "Ueview." WAYNKTOWN. Indiana, Fept. 10, lSOIi.

MR. KDITOR:—I have just read the

speech of I'eter S. Kennedy, published in

week's Crawfordsville .hntriutl. in

which lie takes up three and a half col

umns to prove such men as myself, and

all other Democrats who acted iu good

faith with the lemoeratic party until

l,„l up to lasl accounts they l.ad not MueouUd u^itj^i'scouiulreN iu on]turing tliein.

breaking out of the rebellion, a

the Union party was made up of pat

riotic men of all parties who were

willing to lay aside their former political

differences until the rebellion could be crushed, that beinir accomplished, all of

us are free to act as we think best tor the

good of the countiy

Mos.i MOHTO.V ami KnDorm.ASH ure reporii'il to be ilesiK'rately in love with ANSA IhruiSMoN KIIKII. swears Hull lie is I lie best •iii.iii ami a lirutlier ,ul. tlie ..two, that he has jf tl leaders of the party think to force

A ik'legulion of our citizens visileil (ircencuslle on lust Moiuliiv, In see the President, (icir. (iiiAXT ami other ilislinguishej men.

TIIK KAIINNKSTUI case lias been continued, li is set down tor trial nn the first Moinlny in Drceinlior next.

111 ge number of persons from the country ure attcmliii)! the Circuit Court now ill

TIIK gallant General Stemlnian is unnuiinoud to speak in our eitv on Wcitucsilav I lie 2it li of this nn»ii111.

1 is riiinorcil thai Mr. Auou'iics IIOXKVCCT, your real purpose ANN DI' Kisns ami I'IIED. DOUOLASS have been I please. rngfiiri'il to stunip the State for the Kudic ils. due.

When we united with the party we did

not sell ourselves or our principles, and

1 0 I 1 S

The Radical l'artj Hilarious. j-jlves mistaken. 1 know they deny here. ANSA IJHKI.VSOX waving I'KKH. IJIHIII.ASS IN Indiana that they favor it. hut 1 also heaver in the air. lJitlo: The negro...waving they tvied to fasten it. ou the

(t (111(1

I" ini'ot the I'resiilcnt

011 lasl Momliiy, were all lorn down on lust Saluiilay at'li'inoon. If the Radicals expect lo make vnios liv such petty malignity all right.

they will find theni-

ir-' District of Columbia, and engraft it on

all the Territories, (i. ,S. ORTII votinu'

for it aloujr with STKVENS anil other radicals. I have also been payiug some at-

Come One! Come All!

rill

NATIONAL UN!IN

:l)HM0C'RACY

of Montgomery county will assemble the city of

Orarwibi'dsviile

W E N E S A

Sop1. 'CiCi

to the irallant

mmm,

JAS. i!,

will c1411't»ss 111*11.1i*t thorn 1m» a

uemtia! turnout of tin* tillns nt tlu»

soil, tliu ami tin*

worknio nu'ii. :tml uivc the

OLD HERO

•such a reception as none but the I'liion

men of Montgomery ean give.

Hv order of the COMMITTKM.

House Furnlshinsr Goods at Kobb Malioruey's, I nder McCloHaud Hall. Three hundred and fifty good (looking Stoves. 'Twohundred and seventy-five Parlor flox and Coal Stoves. Seventy-live Tea sets (d'i pieces.) White Stone China, with all extra pieces to match, barge stock of Class ware. Two hundred sets of knives and forks of every grade. Three hundred tea :tnd ta-

hourds, buckets, bowles. &c., including every article needed by house keepers in the kitchen and pantry, which .v/of// he .told cltrnp.

Also keep our tin-shop iu pood running order. besides a good stock of ware on hand, can make to order or mend anything iu tin. sheetiron or copper on r-diort notice.

We invite new "beginners wishing '«n out-fit, and want to save money, to buy from us where, they can get all together and by so doing save

Public Speaking!

The Democratic candidates ol Mont

gomery county will address their lellotvcitizcns. upon the great political |tiestions

of the day. at the following times and places: Hotelier's .School House—Sugar Creek township—Monday: Sept. 17.

ednesday, Sept. 19. K/.ra Thonrjs' School House—Union township—'Wcndesday. Sept. lit, night.

Vountsville—Kipley township—Thursday, Sept. 211.

et of

Now. Mr. l'.ditnr. every body knows"

Willis' School House—.Union township Friday, Sept. 21. .•Crawfordsville—Saturday, Sept. '22.

All arc invited to attend, irrespective

of party affiliations.

Palpable Hit.

The President, in liis Detroit speech,

made the following capital hit at the

Radical Congress for increasing*their own

salaries. He said:

lie had stood as the Tribune of the

It the 1 nioii paitj cxpcit Uh to \otc| pc.o]lo in ilcl'onsc uf tlie people's rights,

with them in the future, the less liraymi and he would continue their defender. they linve hv such asses and iiincuin- Have 1 not. lie said, hoeu elected l'resi-

asses anu luneuin

poops as Kennedy the better for the party

I dent by you? [A voice—•'•That's ?2.ri,0(l0 a vear."1 Oh. indeed! That is what you

you[ Trib llllC) is it?

Ile ea

tention to the proceedings of the late my way. [Great cheering.] I tell them lladical Convention at

a a

[Cheers.] Let

your attention to tnis. I a in not

afraid to talk to the Ainerieii

that the American people arc taking hold

which Fred. Douglass cut a prominent! the questions at .ssue, and when they

figure, in which Convention, as the last (y

ril)

session of Congress, the negro was the crcised more effectually by two hundred men than by one single I tell them, it will be

burden of their song. All right gentlemen, anil forty-two if that is your sentiments, off with the man—[cheers] ask and proclaim it to the world, and better tor them to keep tlieir small boats

ICII us War Democrats that Mr. Kennedy near shore. [Continued cheering.] The then thinks were always scoundrels, will know people are being waked up, aud when the aud can vote as we honest, intelligent aud patriotic masses

More anon, yours for John I'ur-j come to the rescue, the whole set of them A \VAK DKMOCKAT. 'will be destroyed. Hut it was said here

WEEKLY RE VIEW—C A WFORDSY1I, LK, INT)lANA,SATUIil.VY, SEPTEMBER 15, Itftiii.

hallv!.SS8..^

1 I 1 1 I 1 hut I, till! Tribune-of the people, was ICC—*u£11*TH~8TRENGTH.

^.'ilone. -Tlii'V rhaujred thesi- ji.iy miicu ,! tlioy fiuiiL' into powur^ Ye.-i! riiisCnii-.j vj grcss that lias nssailctl HihI nttai-keil 1110 ur tin i'iiitliful ifisuliiirgc:,of mv duty when tlio eitailcl of froeiiohi wn- attai-kcil if.-, [cheers:] yes, this immaculate, this pure, this people loving, this ilevoted Congress linds it L-unvenieut while they hail the

I'hanee,while they were in power, to iucrease their jiay nearly Mouble. [tive-it cheering an hisses.] Those who live in glass houses shoulil never throw Stones, [Cheers.] Yes, thisiinniacuhite Congress inereasea their pay nearly double, while at the same time they were magnanimous enough to vote S50 for the brave two veterans of the war 850 bounty foi the men who shed their blond and lost

,J year I the their limbs in the defense of their

ANNOUNCEMENT.

OCTOBER ELECTION. KOK COl'CJUKSS.

Mn. KIUTOK:—VOU inoy announce the uamc ot JOHN PI UDCKas a candidate for Conaress snbiect only to the decision of the voter* «»f the Kii hth Cnn^rcssional District, at the polls in October, and oblige his many KKIKNDS.

July -I, lfOU.wetaOK.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sl'Kt TACl i:

•'the tn.'.l Spi-iHaeles ever ull'ered to (ho jmhlic. silri'r nml steel frames, sold at lie Iewest rates by iiMlUmti. rilKAl' .IIIllX.^

UOIUTIIINM TII.i r. MU HtllM 2inuiii' IIA1K« Dr. Chase's Keeipc's. The most valuable book for information publUhcd in the last century.

Cheap John, the agent for Montgomery county, will cull on every one during the present summer.

Coii'iM ing had of mnlihnti.

of Kt. fket Knives. CI! I '. AI

Celebrated Female JrHlls /V-rpartulfront a \r»•xcriptinn 0/ Sir J. Pfarfc, J/. I J*l.i/sividfi I'ytr.iorJumn/ to 7/o

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous tlisey^es to 'which 1 the female constitution is subject. It moderate* all excess and removes all obstruction', and a speedy cure may be relied on.

TO TIAICKII:I» LADICH

it is peculiarly suited. It will, iu a short time, bring on the monthly'period ivith regularity.

Kach bottle, price One Dollar, bear* the (ioverumcnt Stampof Creat Hritain, to prevent counterfeits CAUTION. I These Pilifi should not be taken by Females during the FIRST TIIRKK MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they arc sure to bring on Miscarriage, bat at any other time they are safe.

In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal Atfcetions, Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the .Heart. Hysterics, and Whites, the«e Pills will effect a cure when all other mcane have failed: and remedy, j., tot contain iron, calomel, autimouy. or nnythins hurtful to the constitution.

Full directions in the pamphlet around ea.eb package. which should be carefully preserved. SOLD 1SY ALL DUI'CUISTS.

Sold Agent for the Cnited States and Canada, JOIJ MOSI"^,-? Cortlanut St.. New York. N. R.—Sl.i'O and 0 postage Ptauips enclosed to any authorized Agent, will injure a buttle, containing Pills, by return mail. decnti-lHfi.i-l.

Dr. MARSHALLS'

Catarrh Sainit*.

This SnafT.has thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curing the f'ntnriii, 'ol«l in I lie lli'sul and llniclat'lie. It has been found an excellent remedy in many eases of Httrv. icy UrnriK'wM has been removed by it. and lleuriii^ ha often been greatly improved by its use.

It irf fragrant and agreeable, ami

Linden—Madison township—Tuesday, £ept. 1^. New Richmond—Coal Creek township uieai it stands hiclicr iim

Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Head. Thcsetisations after using it are delightful ami invigorating. It opens and purges out all obstructions. strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to the parts affected.

TAore Than Thirty fears'

I Of Sale and use of Dr. ninmlmU'M Cntnrrli ami Hcnrinchf! HinifT, has proved its great value for all the common diseases of the Head, and at this nothigher than ever before. nded by many of the best physiciansand is used with great success and satisfaction everywhere.

It is recoil 'luted by

Read the Certificate of Wholesale Druggists in 1854.

The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with Or. ITIarnlmlPn f'olnirh au«l lleatlaelir NuuM', and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully .-tate, that we believe it to be equal, in every ronpeet, tt» the recommendations given of it for thft cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the bestarticle we have ever known for all common diseases of the Head, Hurr A* Perry, HoMon. 1 Harnes .V Park. N 1 ork. Iteed, Austin fc co,. A. D. «V. D. Sands. Hrown. Lamsoii & co., 1 Stephen Paul .1 co.,** Roetl. Cutler *t co., Israel Minor co., Seth \V. Fowlc, McKesson»t Rohbins. AVilson,Fairbank»tco., I A. L. Seovill Aeo„ Ilenshaw, Kdmonds A co., M.Ward,Close «tco»." I li. II. llay, Portland, Me.. Hush .( Gale.

For sale by all Druggists. Try it. December 3U-1H0»"»-ly,

KHJ.IKF IN TKX MIM 'JT.S

BRYAN'S

[PULMONIC WAFERS!

The Orieiiial Medicine estr.liliahed in 1K17, and fir.-t article of the kind ever introduced under the name of •Tiri.MOSir ".VAl'KItS," in tlii." or any other country: all other Pulmonic Wafers aro counterfeit*. Thu Kenuinc can lie known by the name 1IKYAN being clamped on each WAKKR. lillVAN'S l'l-I.MOXIC W.IFKIIS

pcojile, I

and all the little fellows they put into crowds to call out catch words, with a I view of creating disrespect: 1 care not for them. The whole kennel has been turned loose upon me long since—their little dog Tray, and Blanche, and Sweet Heart—all have been let loose, yelping at my heels for the last eight months.— [Cheers.] The whole pack of slandercrs aud calumniators had better get out of

Itclieve Coiiith.'1, Colds, Sore Threat, ll'iiirscneJ-. llKYASV I'fl.MOKIO WAFKHS Helieve Asthma, Hronchitjc. DilTicuH llrealhini lillVAN'S l'l l.MOXIl' WAFKHS

Relieve Spittinc of Hlooil. l'uin^ in the Chest lillVAN'S 1'l.l.MOXIC WAFKIIS lielievu Incipient Consumption, LuiigJJiseusei', liuvAX's l'li.Mosic WAKI:US Kelicvc Irritation of the I'vula and Tonsilij. lillVAN'S I'ri.MONli: WAKKHS Itulieve the above Complaints in ten minutes.

Arc

HHYAX'R rfi.uoxic WAKKHS

Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.

lillVAN'S l'CI.MONIO WAFEIIS

Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.

bcjrin to consider tllCUl, these UHUVpcrs Xotonly relieve, but effect rapid nud lasting

—because tyranny can be ex-

No family should be without a box of,.. HKYAS'S Pn.MONtr NN AKHITI .- •..• in the houe. No travrler should be withoiit a supply of ilHYAS'S PCLMON'IC WAFKUH iu his pocket.

No pt»rson will everobje?t to give tor ItltVAN'H Pt't.MOMC W AL'KUH -R' Twenty-live Cents. i)ruggists Sol« Pr

MOSKS.tt: Cortlai

LIFE-HEALTH—STRENGTH.

eanle into office? [Chcem mid (.l ies of |Jp£—HEALTH—STRENGTH.

COUII-

I try. For men mutilated and disabled from work for ever, this immaculate Congress gives §"0, while they double their own einolnments—[cries of shame]—receiving $5,(10(1 a year. .lust pocket that as you go along. [Cheers ami laughter.]

They reckoned with some sagacity in the premises they feared he this uprising of the people, and that it would be the very last-grab they would liave at the public purse. [Cheers,] I trust in von, say let the whole Congress come, llelying on you, 1 will meet them single-handed and aloue. In the wovd* of the poet, 1 exclaim:.— "Cmne onn.como ail, this rook'#hall fly

Frt»nr its firm base as soon as I[('beers. 1

fiemiAy

J'lt. .It A.N DKI.AM AllllK'S x.

Celebrated Specific, Vills Prepared from a prescription (if Dr..1 nan Pel.imarrc.

Chief I'hysiejan «f the Hospital dn Nurd ou barihei^'o-re of l'ari-. Thi invaluable mrdicinc i.* n»» impn-dtion. bat i.^ linfailinu in 'he cure t.r Sperniatorrlue or Seminal Weaklier. Lver.v ^pecie.^of Ccuital or I'rinary Irratibility, lavoluutary or Nightly Seminal KtiU!!ions tr«»m wlmievcr uau»e produced or however leva e. will l»ft tfpeetUly releived ami the tirsnns restored tohealthy notion."

Rnul /A- foUuiriiif/ opinion* of inncnt Fnnch jthi/sirii'.ny "We have used the Specific l'ills prepared by »araueieieA l)up.«nt. No.-M Kae l.ambard. froin the prescription ot Dr. Juan Dclamarre, in t»ur private practice with uniform success, and we believe there no other medicine so well calculated Jo care all persons sutVerinj fram Involuntary l'!iuis«:itin or any nt her \veaknes of the Sexual Organs, hct her can etl by a sedentary mode of living. exeesse. or abuse.

U. A. HKArr.Ki'viili:, M. D. ti. D, Dt* AKl'l n, M.J). .lt*AN bi: liKrciiUR. M, D.

WxrU. May :th. 1^:3. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The (.icnuine l'ill are Mild by ail the principal Dtuuuists throughout the World, Price One Dollar p-r.Rox, or Six lJnxcsior 1-ive Dollar*'. (I AltANCIKitK A Dt IMNT, Sole Proprietor

No.-M line L. moan!. Paris.

,, observation, six hoxorf for five d4ill:n-s.

that tlHM'c Wi»uld Sole (it-ncral Aaent•« lor America. OM'AS MOSHSJL- 'u.« »urtlntidl St.. N. N, U.—French, tb-nnan, Spanish and Kimli-li Pam plilci*'. eoiitaininu lull particulars and tiireetioiis for .l»e. .^ent tree t" every address. (decW^.Vl.-dt»».

Ament a f« rCraufordxitle and vicinity lloii'i t! «V BSooc. JUnVu, V- No. t, Ktapirr ltiok

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

Til (i HAT KM AUK RKMKDY FOR lRRKCULAllITIES. These Drt»p«- are a scientifically compound fluid preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders or Nostrums lteing liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstruction* and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over HHJ.tiW* bottle-arc annually sold and consumed by the ladies t-f the Cnited States, every one of whom speak in the strongest terms ot praise of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the place of every other Female

THK (JREIT MULISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMKS CLARKE'S

Remedy, and an*

considered by all who know aught of them, as the surest, safest, and nmst .infallible preparation in the world, far the euro of all female complaint* the removal of all obstruction- of nature, and the promotion of health,regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating when they may be used, and explaining when and why th .-hould not, nore..ubl n««t be ucd without producing eifce! contrary to nature's chosen laws, will be found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which none an? genuine, 1'ivpnvd by Dr. JOHN L. LyO.V. l'J.'i Chape! Street. New Haven, Cojtu.. who ean be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp concerning all private diseases aod female wrakne.«se.».

Price £t,."»n per buttle. Sobl by Druggists everywhere. C. (i. CLAKC A CO .ian-TyM-n. (Ien'1 Agentsfor 1*. S.and Camillas.

TAIILK LLWKX.

A magnificent assort incut of Table Linuen. consisting of towels, napkins, h:»mlkcrehicfs. Ac., ot all sizes, bleached and unbleached, will be offered tor sale to the ladies of Montgomery county during the present setisou by CHKAP JOHN. maUimO.

NEW ADVERT1SEWENTS.

Legals.

•:Election Notice.

M.t i:»F INDIANA, .TOonttfomery county,

William K. Wallace. Clerk of the Circuit Court tor said county of Montgomery,do ccrtily lo the Sheriff of paid county that the following officers are to be elected at the general election to be held iu be county and Stnt. aforesaid, on the sccond Tuesday in t)ctobcr next, viz: .• 'A.'

Secretary of Stuto, ''ft Auditor of Slate. Treasurer of State. Atttirucy ticneral for the State of Indiana,

iM(.4'n«t«.i.ti'ii

.»«• J'..i.ii,. loxii-iiftion tor tlit? tate

ot hnliana. Representative to the Congress of the Cuitcd Stales for thc.-th C»»ngrcs?ionai Dislrict ot the fttate of Indiana,

Proeucutiug Aitornoy for the ^th JuUiciui Circuit of the State ludiaiia, Pro.-ccuting Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas for the Oisrlricl cuuipo.-ed of the counties of Venuillioii, iMiuutaiu, Warren at Montgomery.

Representative i.» lite Uencral As emnJy ot the Slate of Indiana t« the. cutiuty of Montgomery. County freasurer for Montgomery county.

County hci'itf for Miitguuiory county. Coroner for Montgomery ouiinty. County Surveyor tor Monttfoiuury county, County Commissioner tor Distiici No. 1, Montgomery eouuty,

One Township Assessor for each township in Montgomery county.

In testimony whereof I hereunto sub^ SK.M. scribe my unfile ami ailix tlie ?eal of said court tins J*Jth tiny ot Sepiembcr, I-'JU.

WILLIAM K. WALLACE. Clerk.

Tlie^qualified voters of Montgomery county aro hereby nolilicd to meet at llieir several places of holding elections in their respcclive townships oil the second Tuesday in October next, !«'». and then and there vote lor persons to till Ibc seveial o!heo.s mentioned iu the Clerk's certificate above.

JOHN N. McCONNELL, SherifT M, C,

September 1"»,

HI A I i: OF INDIANA, 31 on isomer Couuty, Court, of Common 1'leas, October term. 1WU. Michael Harshbargcr,

Martha J. ilar.-hbarger.^

niv.ii

BEber,rememberedpaid

it that on the Oth day of .SeptemA D. IWHi, plaintilT by tieorge D. Hurley, his attorney, filed in the Clerk's office of said Court his complaint as a cause of action in this behalf, and also the nflicavit of a disinterested person setting forth that Martha J. Harshbarger is nonresident of the State of Indiana. Now therefore notice of the tiling aud pendency of this cause i.-» hereby given the said Martha J. Harshbargor that fhe may be and appear before the Judge of the Court of Common Plea? of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, on the second day of the next term thereof, to be held at the Court House in Crawfordsville on the 1st day of October. A. D. 1660, and answer paid complaint.

WITNESS my hnnd and the seal of said

t. I. C6urttiiis sixth day of September, A. I). lHSii. ."«'P-Iiiiw4 W M. K. W A LI,

NOTICK

TB ft

itoback

SUGAR-COATED,

'purely vegetable.

S' Free rrojusSfi^lirr:-.

I jALL lltfcAL PdlSO^, And arc, uudoubtedly. the 1 best rcmbdy extant

Operating,

.vT

they ilo, by virtue

One Dollar enclosed to an) authorized Ai enl. will insnrea box by return mai securely sealed from all

s~ of a special affinity for th« mucous momtmno of the bowelh, thereby removing the causes. ASA

gi LIVER PILL W.j

Ihov can have nc Uiug oomposeil of the most

Powerful Vegetable Extracts

which liftven direct action on th©

SPLEEN AND LIVEB,

the happy effect of which can tie seen an or one or two iloses. They

(fl

llemovc the Bile, Assist Digestion, Cure Vostiven^sit,

ffh fact, ther are, II their name ituiicatet, .he

t4 O

BLOOD PILL

"The Life-Giving Principle." They search out di*ca»o and strike at ita verv root, leaviog tho system in the lull vigor of health are PEKKKOTLY HAHMLESS TO INFANTS, OH PERSONS OF THE MOST 1»KL1CATE CONSTITUTIONS, and are

S AFER, SUnUR AND BETTER

Purgative Pill

than hns evpr l^oforo been available to mankind, and, being thickly SU-GAR-COATEI), are especially adapted as a REM

EH FOR CHILDREN,

and person.s who have a dread of swallowin/r A pill. TJ»ry are, nni]ue.stiooably, one of »»ur most patisfactor.v CATHARTICS, nd no houaehold should be with-

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

(Successors to Dr. C. W. Roback,) ^M

SOLE PROPRIETORS,

i,V.

Nos. 56,68,60 Sc 62 East Third St.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Septii Juneh»marl0'0Gmnc4te3m.vad.

Clothing and Furnishing House.

SlXUMi BELOW tOS'f!

'1.4»'l'III\4ii

ACK, Clerk

None*: TO III:IBM of TO MKI.I. ITUAI. ISTATB. STATIC OK INDIANA, I llontsoniery County.)

is hereby ivcn that A. L. Duckworth, Aihiiinistrator ol Samuel McOlure, deoeasoil, has tiled his petition to sell tlio real-estate ol the decedent. ln personal being insufficient to pay his lieljts: and ihat. said petition will be heard at the next term ol ihc Court of Common I'leas ol Mint county.

Win. K, WAI.I.ACK. 1'. 1'. of Moiiiu'jincry 'n.

AUK. W, :I«

1'itblic tittle.

XJosephsell

W I I,L at lay residence, lately occupied by lhifton on Main street, halt' way between Crawlord.-iville aud the Pair Crounds, on

Wi-f/fWtohttf, S']ftc7/thrr 12, at 10 o'clock, P. M. the following described personal property, to-wit: (!o*vs. lings, and live stock of all descriptions,Corn in the Held, Potatoes in the Held, Household and Kitchen Furniture of all descriptions. (sepStl dtMIN CUOMWKLL.

,'%4oticc.

T*11K uiidersiKiied bavins imieliuscd thu full rnjlil of A. .1. Stover's l'alent Corn Cultivator, in IJUioii township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana, docs hereby notify the public that all infringements on his riithts in said patent will bo.strictly attended to. (septiw6ij.3) J. R. SUt.l.PPl.'i

P. S. 1 have the Culli a!-r now nn hand for sale.

Table. Cutlery/

ArJ

HKYAN'S Pri.MriMC WAKBKS*

Are warranted togivesati.-factioii to every one.

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Paper.

Wall

WALL PA CI'. It e» ai tl at the l'nncy Ita-

m)\) BOLTS

STORK!

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nre,iij,Wj^ij}i,' olT J^hi'ir ontiri'^lw'k ofj'lotliinif

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of :thts vicinity and surrounding country

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A CALL,

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CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK!

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ha\ a large »l(Kkl

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'l'HIiNG,

Gents Furnishing Goods,

HATS AND, (Al'S

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ZDOHnPT forget

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Eagle Clothing Store,

OIsTDE DOOB "WEST

OF CO UN 1011 HOOK STOllH. ISA

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Uow llanmni

cents to .1.S0 per l»olt. j.i.-t opt-m-tl at tl

.ran.I PATTERSON.

itb'.'l'nii, [Heloo'

GIVE US A CALL."

\u«ust l.g-lMa»-u4. L.A M. DKSSAl'KK.

t'l'ATK'OV INDIANA, ., 3lpnl»«*trr County, M'»' tj Conu«» l*6Wie«obe*'MrBi! ifto*

Divorce,-

»]dn!l

Jonathan 11. MoCu

tho

IVlfdffsnld plnWttB7 By Thompain iTJutine, her Allomcyp, flteit in tho Clerk, office or said court her i'iinplnii:t it cnuso of lietloh in thiiibehnlf, and al«o a

dirintoaeatcd person setting forth

and ?eu3inojf jf thu onu*e is horeby given Lho uid Jonathan 15. McCoy IhitJ.howM bo »nUsppour before' tile ttf the Codrt WJComilioni'UfM of Montguinory county, htato of.

Claim Agency.

BOUNTY!

Extra Bounty Exlra Pay!

JPcnsion!

Grantn.l hy Jets of the late C'onpress, to Discharged Soldiers, their Widows, Minor Children, or Parents. Oollt'cletl with Promptness and Dlspatcb by

»»*. Attorney,

ANP

COVERNMENULAIM A6EN1IT

in Washington Hall Build-

ini/, iiftr Simpxon's Grocery Store, Craxcfnrd,cHL /"&l jtrj

To JItscltfiryed tiahlier/t: liy the late law Equalizing Bounties, an Additional lhiunty of $]X) is gran tod to oaeh and cvery'soldier enlisted for three year*.and sorvedouthis time. Mhu lias received pr ii.entitlod to roccpjfe 1^0,2^^ than the $100 bounty heretofbro allowed by T&w and any such soldier who has bcon discharged oefore the expiration of his, term of Pcrvico oy .reason of WOUIUIM received in line of duty is entitled to the* Adtlitionnl Bounty pf $ltHJ

An Additional BoUnty of $50 is uow allowed to each soldier enlisted for two years, who ha* recoived. or is entitled to receive, no more than $50 bounty under previous laws. I A bounty of la now allowed to each and ovpry I soldier cnliswd for anrlew period than "two years, who has been honorably discharged on account of wounds received in the lino of duty. .. ....

To the Heirs of Deceased, Soldiers: If foldier, entitled for ill re years, aa above «talod. haa died of wound# received.' nr diseane contrarted in tho lino of duty, the Additional Hpunty of $iun i^ allowed to the widow, minor children or parent." of such diHOiwed soldier in ttie ordor named.

If jotdior, enlisted for any less porldd thaq throiv year*, limdied of wounds received, or diKase conlruelI'd ill the line of duty, the Additional Bounty of f.-J) in nllotvoil to tho widow., minor children or pnrentpof i-uoh ileetnscd soldier in the order named.

7'i Ofl'teers: All olliei'rj below the r»uk uf BliKudier Uenoral who wore in the gcrvico a* such on the3d of Marou, tww, and who were honorably diachargo, or who have resigned, sinco April 18y. nr« now entitled to three months pay proper*'

i'l

7b Pt'itsiontira: Widows aro novf entitled by law to an increase of their pension per month for each child under lfi yeara of age..

Invalid soldiers, for total disability, are entitled'to a pension of from tight, to fif*een,'twenty ond twen-ty-five dollarspor.month.

To ohtain the benefits of thliib laws^p'erions in "air cases to make a new application*

Applicants for the Additional Bounty must bring orscml their Discharge Papers and get a rcceipt for the same. i:

Hav'tuz for a nttQibor of yearA.pA8t devoted 'myself especially to the business of collecting claims, 1 feel warranted iu saying that I can insure not .only prompt attention ou the part of. the Government, but an early and satisfactory tf&ttienientofall just elaiins intrusted to iny care.

Fees Kranonablc and no tbarge In Any CMC Vale^ft -,• Nucce»iMful. •v All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly

Parlies residing at A distance can havo blanks and instructions sent to them by mail free of charge, on application to mo. W. P. RKITTON,

AUK. H,4W. A«'y. «»d CJ«r. ClaliM Agt.

Heal Estate Agency.

C. W. SAI'I'ENKIELU. ,P. II. HA1'FESFI.!LD

SAPPENFIELD & BRO.,

Attorneys at I»aw

AND

KKAfj ESTATE AWKIXTS. WJILL ATTKND to business in the Circuit and W Common Pleas Courts in this and adjoining counties. Will (give prompt attention to the settle* U' mcnt of Estates, oollection of Pensions and Soldiers ic Claims. *'i

Buy and sell on enuunis.sion, Houses and Lots, Vacant Li»ts, Farms, Farming Land in all the Western

Indiana. oW the ieoond

day of thivocxt l*rm th«rbof. to b»ho|d Jit the Co\irt House in' Crawlordsviloo on the l.it day of October.

Witnm "my "bi^a^tS^e^onU of aaid Court, the 10th day of Au^.1800i' K/ ALLXjClv^. -Aug. 11, I860. w4

Administrator'» jyotift!

NOTICE

is hereby given that tho undersigned has been appointeLft4uiiniatr|*for of (he estate of Kauiuel MoKiotey/'Jitto of-r Mont^omoryeounty. Indiana, deceased. *l°lvw.nV au«lH\v3 M. D. WH1TK, Administrator.

States and Territories. Loans negotiated, collections made. Land entered* Taxes paid nud Titles examined in all tho Western States.

Have forsalo large number of desirable dwolllUfil.,—* iu this city,"nlRh, a Inrgo number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable torins. ... r*VL»

Jlnvw laiyo nurnbor of Farm#in this and adjoining counties for sale, also 15,000 acres of Wentern •Jjfttid. partially improved.

After property is placed in our hand® (orj sale. should the owner-through our^introduetidtj.or by •. means of publicity given by us .sell tho fcrdperty. at the fixed price, or for more or less, tho cominuaion must, in all casea. be'paid to us. '»r ]O®0lfice over Brown's Drug Store, Vernon street,

Crawfordsville, lnd* KKFKKKNCES:—McDonald A Roach,

Indianapolis

Smith A Mack. Attorneys,Torre HitCte Patterson A

•ttrkV Allen, do: Hon. I. N. IMerco do rb. F. MaxJt. ij !l well, kick villa .Win. Durham,]PrOfident^Fir«t tioiml ilank of Oxford,villc: Canipboll, Watkon and Cooley.

Protessors of Law,Michigan Lnirorsity,

JVnn Arbor. Mich,* UaiiO iH^y(l^

-R S| FOI!. S.-VLK./ a.

Ixit ii ml ltuildinsa north of Confer Church, forsiilu in-pan:el.« to suit purchaser*.

IlyBM'and lot of i!i ncros in euet part at oity.il,' Term* «usy. A well idiprovcd farm, 193 acres 4 ncrcr faitlnfc ^i ipriiiits. Ji mile weBt of city—terms easy.

1 I House uhl:Tjok on West street, near Colleg«,

1ViclJ

J050.

rice JOJU A* ],ntij 7, and 0, In Kouncdy's addition, flpbUuttiniQ, -.i IT£! ln cacb Int.

Tiro story franio houie with 0 roowe, piaterniocllar. orebard.'ahd otit'baildlngs, with 5 acre* or land mile west of College.

House «iud lot on corner if Washington and Pike streetH. S^torion. 9 rooms, 2 balls, wefl. oiitorii, audi 'J": 1 cellar, RrowiiiK fruit, and goodoiitbuildinRa. will sell'"'" I in 3 parcels, auitablo for purchanors, 2/ft 83,'t by 165."a

Terms cany. .. House nnd lot on Washington street, noar college, u« rooms, good cistern, cellar, stable, and growiM I fruit. IiOt8S» by 105. Terms easy.

House and lot on Walnut street, near College. j. rooms, Rood ciftern. cellar, stable, and fino selection of growing fruit. Lot 82)i by 165. For terms apply.

House and lot of 0 acres in south part of city, 2 I roils nn pike road, 40 rods back. 100 eood fruit trees. iittrnlW by30. well, cistern,cellar, anu food outbuildiiics. houso 3 stories hieh, 11 rooms, with wood house ,. underioof of muebuildine, good selcetion of small. /, fruits, Rrapes, Ac., ud a fine collection of orflamon tal trees. Price $4/100 in paymonts.

Farm of 1W5 acres. AO acres cleared bottom J.iid^—--liood saw and grist'mnis. saw mill cut 5000 feet por day, two run of stone, iraildinK* stories: high, timber ciiouch on premises to ran saw mill 5 years, good orchard, nam, and comfortable house, with good out buildings, good spring) and coal bankonf'UOTi'fpiileii mist of Kockyille. I'arke county, lnd. Term TOpj:-. Honahle payments. J! I Kami 110 acres "l niilo west of Yountsvlllo, in good .• repair, good house, bara, 46. Terms $75 per acre. I

Parm W)acresmiles south of waveland, lnd.,9 bouses and 3 orchards, with all necessary out buildtuss. l'rice $75 por acre, in payments. fttrm acres, ti miles cast of Rockvillo.lnd,, gooili .J.uuw. harn, orchard, and out buildings. CI)«ap i.

•u$7S jt-r acre, I ii

Miwie also for sale 50Q acres in Pago,eotknly,. lowa,: '*V IViiUea^hiiiigc for town property jn flourishing' town.urcity. -:y "Is* IE.. aiKi«io6?s'jn'Co£ry S»^lijrj?Koiii«s.-Bnta«l^ year» -magu. .l'dfc S2.00 per acrc. toiiiKttes in Dickinson county,

Iowa $1,10 peraoro.

5«0iik«win Missouri at $1,00 per acre. Also Aiutee-itlfnfber of fariusin thi*and a43o^ain|(,' ,' •. States. i'JrjWiftiiulBM apply

WesterjslUtiul constantly hand, for talc ore*-

e1',:'«rtiM

wiMiing to make quick sslcs of tlini' prop: ., I iar

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AXKS.

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1' 4 ^s'uperior.arUelu of Lippeneott A Co Alt «ti"«l Vam Steel Ax**. «u»kk ItKOTHEK.

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