Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 January 1867 — Page 3

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Ilrirk.

TKBM8, OF HLLLSCILDTIU.Vi-^.QU IN AIIVANCK.

I A I O N

IJARUKK THAN ANY l'Al'HR PUBLISHED IN CraivlordNvillc Advertisers, call up nnd examine our hist of !O

»irB3CKlBISK»8«Q

Louisville, .Yen Albany fc Chicago Railroad.

Accommodation Through Freight.. bxpross

«0IN(1 NORTH.

"Express........

a fiort

....10.22 u. 111. .... 2,l.Vp. in. .... 6,55

GOING KOUT1I.

LO A L.

NEW AIIVEKTISKMKNIN.

OliAllAM—Wants. 1. A. MARKS—Application. SAlt All A. WILMOT—Dnorce. I*0£.Ij TjEK—ISotico and Sato. JESS'K OUKNAKD—Taken Up. J,S. MILLER & CO—Superior Farm Wagon*.

A Hcncgadc Democrat Photographed.

were amused a few days since in hearing a conversation between a couple of old radical politicians of our city, in regard to the progress their party had made since the advent in this country of George Thoinpsou, member of the British Parliament, and one of the principal founders of the disunion, negro equality party in the northern States. In the course of their conversation they enme to speak of the proselytes they had gained from the ranks of the Democratic party, when one of them remarked that "for dirty work, he always preferred a renegade Democrat, one, who while acting with his party was always whining for some little office, such as village postmaster, justice of the peace, township assessor, etc., eto., which, failing to secure, he straightway experienced a new dispensatiou, a sudden cliunge of political opinions, and immediately sought affiliations with the 'Union purty. into whose folds he found

of happiness in nourishing a deep feeling of i-orengo against the ungratefulness of his parly." "Such fellows," continued this old ndroit politician, whom we wore now listening to with rapt nttention, "are the veriest lickspittles—their cringing, abject obsequiousness as they fawn upon their new masters, renders them fit tools for the meanest., dirtiest work iinnginable. Is there a ballot box to be stuffed, false oath sworn, brtiliil, ruffian intimidation at tho polls, exercised to secure party success, or malignant, cowardly abuse of those whom this very wretch formerly acted with, and ofT of whose bounty he lived, he is the very dog to do the dirty work." "Ho is," added the old man, now wanning up on the subject, "the scavenger, the night carter, the foul bird of prey, whose touch is contamination and whose breath is the Stygian cesspool of rottenness and dead men's bones."

The above picturo, drawn by a uinn who IIIIB studied politics for years, and who, we believe, not. to be over squeamish himself in political trickery, presents a likeness, which although rather overdrawn, nevertheless is so truthfully portrayed, that no one can fail to recognize the features of such a scoundrel.

TUB old story of the countryman and tho little joker, "now you see it and now you don't,' waH re'enacted on a big scale on laBt Monday. The Crosby Opera House drop game shut down on its victims, in Chicago, on last Monday, notting tho snug Bum of over a million of dollars. The dupes who bet on the little joker being in the right place, were scattered throughout ever state north of Mason and Dixon's line, in fact (here was scarcely a neighborhood that had not its

vr jj

innocents,

We had the pleasure of enjoying a game supper, on last Tuesday night, at the old Hays, restaurant, now occupied by G. \V. DRISKELL. Messrs. J. II. VANAKSHALL, 1. M. YANI and W. 3. FRY, three veteran hunters and renowned sportsmen, wero our hostB, and to whom we wore indebted for the feast, bagged on last Tuesday the choicest lot of game ever taken in our county, consisting of wood cocks, pheasants, quails, teal ducks, wild turkeys and squirrels. The supper was cooked in an admirable stylo by THORNTON PELKKV, chief of the culinary department, of this favorite dining saloon. Among the .distinguished guests present we noticed Gen.^M. D. MAN-SON.

Tho uffuir was deoidedly tho most

tho season.

recherche

«, "4 r'5-.

Small Quantity.

The proprietors of Coe's Cough Balsam say tako littlo and often. Doctor the throat and bronchial tubes, not the stomach. This is tho secret of its success. It will not linrm you to take it often, and every time you take il you will seo its beneficial effects. $

OUR streets were enlivened by tho sweet and enohanting strains of the Silver Band on last Thursday afternoon. These accomplished musicians discoursed thoir bewitching music from a four horse sleigh, drawn by four animated quadrupeds of tho equine species, and drivon by ft lineal desooudant of lltiui. The turn out was success. We again repent, what we have always said, that our city has the finest band in the State.

1 1

A*-.? THANKS.—Our thanks oro due to Mr. JOHN Gun-run, the gentlemanly clerk at Binford drug store, for tvnice box of smoking tobacco.

This house has a .splendid assortment of tobaccos and cigan. Call in and see JOHN and smoke a pipe of tobacco. MSS

R. K. Kraut's Drug Store.

This old -nig establishment, one of the finest institutions of our city, is stocked with ono of the largest and best"assortment. of driipa and medicines in the north west. All orders are promptly filled and prescriptions csirefullj* prepared by Mr. T. I). Buow.v, a gentlctuan who stand*.* unrivaled as a scientific druggist.

The Snow Storm.

The heaviest snow storm we have beeu vis ited with since 'occurred on last Saturday night, the 19th. The average depth of snow wat about eighteen inches. The storm commenced on the eastern seaboard and extended throughout the north west, following a latitude a little north of Chicago, and west to the Missouri river.

lleflctcnl Appetite

Arises from a disordered stomach, and is the bi:st improved by plenty of exercise and mild purgative of

jhrough fcreight Accommodation 4,50 p. in. tiood connections made with all other road*.

K. F. MAHTIN, Superintendent.

Robaek's

SUGAR COATED

Union PILLS.—KOIIACK'S STOMACH BITTERS will prove very boneficial.

Revival.

A spirited and refreshing revival is going on at the New School Presbyterian Church, in our city. Large numbers of students, in attendance nt Wabasli College, have experienced religion and nre said to take a livoly and zoalous interest in this new awakening of the Gospel. Lot tho good work go on.

ONLY two thousand hogs havo been packed in Montgomery county the prtsent season, notwithstanding the number of hogs were greater than for several years previous, his does not speak well for our bu3iuess men.

Godey Tor February.

This old favorite for tUe coming month is upon our table. It still retains all its elegance and prestige as the uunpariel of magazine literature.

05 Cents.

Mr. E. J. BINFORD & BROTHER are now selling No. 1 Coal Oil at the low price of sixtyfive cents per gallon.

Reflnod Sorghum.

SIMPSON has splendid article of refined sorghum molasses. The finest ever sold in the market. -"Sp'

Choke Brandy.

The finest brandy*, for medicinal purposes, can he found at tho old Hays' saloon.

No Laplander ever enjoyed finer sleighing than we are having at present in Montgomery eon nty.

Oo to the Crystal l'alace for your refreshments.

Married.

SAPI'KNFIKLD—MOORK—On the9mh instat the American House, Springfield, Illinois, by the Rev, )V m. S. PHKSTIOK. Mr. E. M. SAPPRNFIKLD, of Crnwfordavillo. lnd, to MISS. LIZZIK MOOKE, of SnrhiKficld Illinois.

Died

WRA^—On Tuosdav. January l, ltfl?, of Typhoid ever, Mr. JO N P. WKAY, ngod 45 years and -7 day?:,

Mr. WK A was one of our oldest citizen* and & man universally reppoctedand beloved. His sudden and unexpected demisohas caused a deep fooling of Borrow among his numerous friends and aequaintances.

MILLER—On Thursday, January l'». 1HJ7. Mrs. LMZAUKTII MILLKH. widow of the late Abraham K. Miller, the uU jcar ot lior ago.

Mrs. MILI.E was an estimable christian lady, whoso many virtues and'.xeellent traits of charaetor ondearcd her to a large circle of acquaintances and friends. Her death, whioh iviw premature, was occasioned by an aceiaont. IM reiirtiiK iui «.uo nihut she accidently fell from her bed. breaking her thigh* from tho effeots of which* with her advanced age, resulted fatally.

Insurance

The year lBCfi ha? been productive of many

who

in their verdancy, bit with a. keen zest the hook of the adroit Chicago angler. Our own little city furnished its full quota under this late draft upon human credulity and unsophisticated greenness. The luckless victims are entitled to the commiseration and tender sympathies of the more experienced in this age of rascality and fraud.

Came Supper.

Great &

lit*. Anionic other*, not the least has been tho 1011strnti1.il of the fact that Insurance against

.Fire

i? a paying institution. Within the past ear many millions of dollars have been saved thi means. The Cincinnati Home Insuranco Company has established an agency

In Crawfordsville.

.. emphatically

The "Cincinnati Home" WesWestern energy— „..ned by Western capital—controlled by \\eMcrn men—devoted to Western intoresl.. All 1 reuuums are kept and paid out in the West instead of being sent to custom or foreign cities—Western

torn Institution—infused with AV

Men

u.i-V tit -1

should foster and patronizo Western insMtations. Shall it bo admitted for one moment that the est docs not possess the necessary capital and talent to do tho insurance businoss of its own country? Tho ''Cincinnati Homo" is reliable, is prompt in tho payment of losses, its rates aro reasonable, and in short, it is the very best company that can bo

4^^Found 4*

for the use of Western men. Insure your property.

Dead

(tnn$k

loss is frequently the result of neglect in this par

s'!

One teaspoonful of this world renowned remedy, Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, taken after meals, will enable the most confirmed dyspeptic to eat anything ho chooses without fear of any distressing effects. It is a blessing to all who arc troubled with diseases pertaining to the stomach and bowels.

a Policy from the "Cincinnati Home" you havo a guarantee that should the devouring eloment consumo your houso, or placo of buMncss, you will still haveau cquivalentiu each wherewith to eroctancw house or a new businoss room from

The Ruins.

of the old. Apply for a Policy to Ij. R. WlUon, Agent No. 3, Empire Block, Crawfordsvillo lnd.

JanWC7m3sc.

STATE OF INDIAN jee* ITlontgoutrryJ Montgomery Circuit Court, March Term, 1867 Permelia F. Workman, A5* Paschal V. Workman,

William W. Clark, Mary Clark, Mary E, Portor, John H. Porter, James M. Blnnton, Thomas II. Blanton.

BKit

N V(

HOUSE-KEEPERS, when you buy) 1). B. De Land & Co.'s

lietl Chemical Saleratui

you will

And every paper weighs a pound. Can you say the same about other Saleratus i.-s-n

Potition for Partition,

Catherine 1). Blanton, Viola S. Blanton.

crinembercd that on tho 10th day of Januar A. 1). IHC7, it being in tho vacation of the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. Indiana, *am plaintiffs by M. !. White, their attorney produood and filed in tho Clerk's Office of said court their petitionforpartition as cause of action in their benalt, and also the affidavit of a disinterested TJl" iiesss, sotting forth that the said defendants, John Porter. Mary E Porter and James M. Blanton, are non-residents of tbo State of Indiana, Now therefore notice of tho filing and pendency of this action is hereby given to the said defendants, John 1 ortcr Miry E. Porter and James M. Blanton, that they may he and appear before tho Judg*) of said court on tho second day of tho next term thereof to bo held at the Court Houso in the city of Crawfordsville. beginning on tho 11th day of March then and there to answer said petition.

WITNESS my hand and tho seal of said Court tho 10 day of Jijuwrj m*. WILLIAM K. WALLACE. an W67 w4

Ii. s.

'it Slri'it,

Door*

Mrs/

Graham EUub.lUhnuiul....

E&lulL

T"!' undemirn'iid lihvinc jiiircfiVise'il the Hoetand J5hoi» establishment of Newell Bru Num the BijjlWt, ttp sidedown'Twould ro-pccifully in*furni tlio cjtiiuns (it (nmfunisville and vicinitytliat. ho now prepared to du all- kinds of jrk ill the Boot nnd Shoe line.

.onr bnt the Hot of AV: rltinrn -trill tr rmIlort. nnn lli- .T!m, rial will IK-of Ihe Very H«! Quality.

IIiiylnK hud ^rent dm! of expcricncc, I feel satisfied that I e:in duwork that will equal any shop in

JTTAIIwork ono just when promised ami war.ranted to give satiMuction.

JTT'All kind(« ot work both for Ladies and Cents inaue to ordor.

JITri'articular attention given to fine work both sowed and pegged.

JRepairing and .llcndliig

dmif with ncftlue?." and dispatch. Call and mo. Decl.r»m4'Gf. II. C. SMITH.

Carriage Manufactory.

ENLARGED FACILITIES!

Reduction of iixpenses!!

J. S. MILLEE& CO'S.

Carriage Manufactory,

Market St., North of Covrt How Square,

CltAWFOllliwVM.H, lltD. Having recently purchased,cnlareed and improved the promise* we ooenpy. therby saving expense of rent, and (iving increased facilities for manufacturing

OABRIAO-ES, Buggies, Sulkies, Spring

U'Ytg-o*!#,

Sleighs

I.*1'! rrr't

JanWOTly.

Wlnr or Tor is a plcnFunt prepnriition, contatninK nil Iho medio.) properties of tliel'inc fmnn the hicheft dcereo. It quickly ourea

Bunipiinii, Sore Throat and Hrens't. nnd-all di^auM of the Throiit nnd Lung*. It retires the .system to perfect health, nn.l ii- very e.ffeelive in curine diseaaosof tho l.iver. Slomiwh, KiduoM--illaaacc, ie.

Soli br l)ruirei»ts at SI 1*1 bottle. Genuine havo "WitTe of Tnr blown ,ui l.nttle. 01.1 VEH (.'HOOK CO.. Proprietors. BurnliatnfA Van Schnnk. Chicago. -Jno. 1). I'ark and F. K. Mure A Co.. Otoci na_ti O. tien'l Agent.-.. janH-lfC.yl'.

Sold by DrumijU, J'rioo.^'j'cent?. OlilNT.h CHOOfC & CO., Proprietors. BurnhsmsA Van hrbaak, Chioagn, John \). Park, Cinuati, 0..

Clerk.

CHEWIE%'« TOBACCO.

splendid Quality of Virginia Cavendish Chcwiny

BLOOD'

-pjLOOD

J'r.

Wo wonld respectfully announce to our friondt) and the public generally thnt we «re now in a position to defy *1 competition in onr line in this State as regards

PRICES. STYLES A.N!) WORKMANSHIP, and invito an inspection of our Carriages, Buggies, Ac., a fine assortment of which we k*op constantly on band Being *11 practical workmen nnd employing no bv the most "kil'fnl. nnd u^ing the KK HKST 01 MATERIAL, together with our long acquaintance wilb the wants of this section of country, we cannot he'p giving satisfaction.** we confidentlv assert tuat oar rk and prices cjinnot be excelled by any other esUblifdnuent in Indiana, oui toU«» to exenangr. AH out work warrenteil one year. Reoairing, lilacksmithing. Trunrumg. PaintngAe., with neatness and dt-p.itih

i— .jrofc*®"

Superior WAHONSl

Our establishment is now supplied with Farm Wagon- built expressly for this market by Ktudcbakcr Bros., of South Bend, lnd.,of the

VERT REST TffMBSER,

and more with ihe view of giving entire satisfaction to purchaseri- than profit to iho nianutactur».-r.J or to us. Wofullj

Warrant- Them in Every Particular For One Year,

and will sell them ^benpor than any other establishmcn tin the County.

A Fine Stock Always on Hand!

Ap. 15. isr,0. Feb. 2. '01

Drags and Mcdicinea

BLOOD

^BLOOD

PILLS.

'PILLS. PILLS.

]!L00D

PILLS.

]!L0()lf

"PILLS.

BLOOD

PILLS. PILLS.

BLOOD BLOOD

BLOOI?

PILLS. PILLS. PILLS.

'"BLOOD

BLOOD

Blood Purifier!

rflH ClIltlNci

Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin I)is2 case, Of(l Sores, Salt lthritm, Dtfs)i)si(i or Indigestion,

SICK HEADACHE Joiner Complaints, lthvumaiism, Fever and Ayue,..St.^inthony's JFire,

FEMALE COMPLAINTS,JCi'l/sipelas, TionorsyEruptions, J'its, Scrofulous Consumption, 'etc.

ANOT1IEU writes, his-son ivas^ured flfteP^ ins flosh hH'l almost wasted awiy. The doctors pronortneed tho caso:incurable.

ANOTHKU waw enred of Ket'er and Ague after trying ovory medicino in hi* ri-ach. ANOTHER was cured of Pover Sore which i.Unl fourtoon yoars.

A.SDTHKK of !thfunatism of eight years, 'jf,' icnumorahlo of Dyspepsia ami Livor •^plaint oonld ln» m^uticned, in which the •i!u*r ari.i Pills worlc lilte i\ charm.

TIE BLOOD FILLS

Ar.» the n.nst active and thorough pills'that »ve ever bc»»u imroiiuced. They act so di i'j^n tho Livor, exciting that organ to as t::.xt the system d'«es not relar..^M4p its former eotnlition, which is too apt 10 »v iti#Ci»fe with {•imply a purgative pill. hey are really a

T3LOOD AND LIVER PILL, nn«l. in '•onjtmetion with the

BLOOD PURIFIER!

will cure »lt the nforemeutioved Hiae«o®Q. of theuiselvos. will relieve and oure

Ildsadaohe, Costiveness, Oolio Pains, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels,

Dizziness, fcc.,

DR. ItOBACK'S

Stomach Bitters!

hould ii^-O'l by convalescents to sir ^ngtlien prontrution whiult *l\\»ys. follows acute thf ry tho cines, und you *.vill nover rat. Aek your neighl^rs who havo used th'Mrt. tuid they wilt 'nay' thev are GOOD i\* FiniCf KJ*S, nnd you .should try thern beorr going tor a physician.

d.s

PHT'CE, WALTON & CO., "(Kuoce^.'orM (o Dr O W. Ilobnck,) 8(U.P I'KOJ'KIKTOKS, Nos. 50, 58, 00 & 62 E.Third St.,

CI N C1NNATI, OHIO.

lioWk's Modicines aro kopt for sale by MOFFETT «t BOOK. R. K.. KROl T, and E. !J. HlNl'OHI), Druggists generally. l)co.y SeptyJu, otOjjxatlO'COm^teSmyad

Bakery

m- T?

-AN

BAKERY!

THE

undersigned, after returning thank? to his friends tor saving his stook from tho late fire, would inform his old customers and the public generally, that.bo h*« erectrd a new brick budding osi tho site, south of tho public square, where he now keeps

A First Class Grocery,

-with

A Bakery Attached,

and that he hat and intends keeping general stock of

€m,rocericn, Confectioneries, S'c.,

also

and everything to be found in such nn establishment. He has secured tho .service of a firHelaas baker, and is prepared to fill orders for

Cakes for Weddings & Parties

on short notice. Ho solicits a custom. (dcc-y'Mmn)

Plow Factory.

Wine of Tar

and nil kious.Of repnirine. B"N. u. Those knowine thomselve? win pieano make iuiuH'di itc pnyi money to eular^e my business. fobl"'W, JOHN

CouchH,( old?. Con-

wtlir, ltron

Eslsai

mF-THEMONEY. NO SGHAT€HiNG.

Citron IliiUitin is a plenwint liquid rrnx-dy which ncverfnils to cure the ncilntoiipr. Asun external npplicntion for Hheumati^m, hrimtlve Diseases of th»i Skin, ricers. Old Sores, (tnngrene. Bumsand Scalds, it is very etlectLvc,.

For Sale.

House and Ijotr for Sale.

city of CrawJordsville. The properly is situated in tbo south.nart of theeity, on Walnut street, or»posito tin property ef Prof. Thompson. The dwelling contains seven rooin-, with-a-good cpllur cistern, smoke-house a lid 'Wiood-buuse, also a good ort^ble. T^e lot is full'srye-birth wnys. nnd is well \tfcked with Iruit tree? and shrabbery.

For particulars, inquire arthn Boview ofheo.

Wc*nw\-*~vrr

ltitm

Findings

Boot a'&d Shoe Findinpft.^

BOOT

and Shoo Findings of every description, kept constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest cuh|price, at^. WM, P, AT^J^iS.,

i\avy Tobaccu.

Aco,ercellont

N brand 5f sweet ehewlTig N-rvyTobea-|HEU( fur salt by #,ldec3tf.l LLE A BRO.

W.^Robertson & Co,,

Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers oi

cturor

JiU li

•i'tk

N I E

I nrfi'r "McChihuiil II"U, Woshhiqton Street, CrmcfordsvilltIndiana,

,-.v 5! -"i

41, invit«s.iil|jjnUvri toJHctr Iivrgo sUsok.of

O E A E W O

and their facilities for supplying the other# who favor thorn with

of nil kinds furnished on short nutico,

u' i4

ON pfirfoo. writes, her daughter was curc3 tf Fjt.s of nlue years' standing, and bt.:Vitus* *l«r eo of two yewm.

WITH OR WJTJWUT A II EAR SB.

Books and Stationery

patterson's pancy

AND ,,!

BOOK STORE.

lastadon Stock

'i ofV

School and College

E O O S

Cap. Letter, Koto Billot */.., \X riiing Pan^r. Blank, £)i Mfijij/^yn'»nd^e-

Pcnoils, PeiH,and Inks, Alliums, Port, tdios &

?fi{

Poem^. ri

.v-«q

tiug Desks Novels,

Philo«ophieal and other •$* Works. aI«o. Steel Engraving Photographs $33 liithc-gnph-' eve- §|f rv other article that em now be fou ud coin M$. .f.ivj'j, ph te B(M)K ^101 I of riU no vory best quality and.at^the" very lowest prions, kept constantly on hand by 1* AX KM iS in his Fancy Hniaar -and Book Storo. .. ,,, But bold ou. -jX

-X'

nd a a

Tho Mu«to-' don can- ..r-ij not bo seen in "':7i

ALL

his glory until the mntn-' •»moth ftook- of \\'all Paper meets your gore.

Almostany pattern, and at any price can be found In this line, as woll at wrll selected stock of indoor Blinds. And yet

••ivvthe t»how not concluxi ded—for Santa Class r..' has ins le PATTERH3 SON'S his HEAD-

~Ftv

ZEUUd)

it read-, Cakes,

Piesi Pastry,

I'UIW FACTORY!

On Main Street-, a few Doort-East' of the Pwt Offm'.

WOULD respectfully inform, my, old castomers and tho pubho generally that) have oucased tho services cf MB. JOIIN BKOWN. a prnc perieneed Plow Mnnut'ncturer.and will 1 the very bcft quality of

I_, O "W

MVued.

lilacksioitb mtabli^hmont will still be con and'prompt attention jriven to

HOKSE] SDIOEIi^G

LKOJiAllD irVfiAXiEY

Sent Free.

Errors of Youth

AOrntk'iiinii

whoHiffered for yenr= from Nervous

Debilitf, Premiitiire lieeny. nnd nil the oflccU

all who ncod it. tho'M-

youthful indiscretion, ing humanity send fr

eeipUand directions lor mftklng the sifflpfc incdv by wbichlie cured. Sufferers wishing tlTnroflt

'"•-actions I

Gen'l AKOHU. ianl*2ylf)« P.

by tbeadverti:

i... ~.i^rtii

iy tli advertiser's experience, eiitliln so Iiiy aitdreHng.in oonfidenoci- i, jlOltS 1. 0/|)hNj .. j, 3ui*d2fl. No. Cedur ht.. Sew York

Free to Everybody

I'liKK TO EVKRVI'.IIIIl.

ALAHCKTan.pp.

Clltnl.'Klie. teaehini: how to

move Vrf-ekl'". I'lini'les. "liilches. Moih Patches, Sallmvcess, Kmptions and ailk'impOrities of the skin* lU»w to lorca .Whisker

and beautify the hair renew th« ag» euro Drunkenness. Nervous Debility, and other »«eful and valuableintormnt t.n. Everybody send t^r it. Address

EK. SIITTTS & CO., CLemiits, i»5 Biver street,Troy, N. Y,

nut for Holidays, it ... tho agrnt of tho 1'unny

Old

fad

Gi MI EMAN will tako the sreatest delight in showing visitors the richest and rftreFt aft so tment of

N O I

AM) THEN

TURN 11ST,

B^Sr^TT' AT J" F"

.•

Piittex'son's

A N A A A

ANI)

Stoves and Tinware.

Call at the Sign of the

"V iiig

TEA-POT! •.I"-v. run

NOAH S. JOSLIN,

(Sueoesnor to Josliu A Beom.)

AFTKH

roturning thanks for past favors, wishea to call the especial attention of the public generally Jo the large and mostT^fectstoek of

STOVES and T/.VII'.f/f/

oooKiisraL

ill. for the sake of sufTer-

to give satisfaction.. AlVartloles of

REPAIRING, ROOFING,

drc:!,

done promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for Copper, old Iron. Hags, Butter* Feathers, Ac.

Country mlierchants

will tinil.it to'their interest, nhen in want of an»thing in outline, to give us a oall. will sell you goode at wholesale, foreash or approved prodnco, at the lowest hvmc »figures. «WH

Sorhum Pans .-»•

lori-a .Wlu'Vcr". rejtore.-cuil T/.V-

id way a on ha^vd. [i '^jjJ«

%\\1RE

restore",-curt

manufacturcdUn/workmaplUe a^jl^|and f^m'kthe b^st tin-plate in use. Hem. iiiberTJOSI.IN'S. .No-jS. Conmereifl Block,

rrhi«!

T. W. Fry & Co.

Hav just opened a fine assortment of

Drugs, Paints,

Chemicals,

Oils,

b- Toilet Fancy^^

A I E S

Cigars & -Tobacco,

OF THE FINEST QUALITY,

Y*TK have *10 con»t*ntl* on htnd Tnw ««leet stock or the best Quality of

Sugar, ,,,

.. and Tea,

All of winch w. will ,e11 .t Ik. T.rr lovcrt

A E I O

lEPOAI.L »nd OD Gr..n tvo«QI ITrv-' door« *bovo J. W. Lj.n 800, Jli jnnM'Mwet T. V.fKTiOt.

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Toys and Mft* for both sex- ,'.': os and all

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Main Street, Orair/ordsvillc, Indiana.

Docl-ieCGJwly. Jos. Pottcr.'on.

Imported Stock.

The Cashmere Goat.

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undersigned is ranking an effort to Introduce the propagation of this most valuable and Profitable animal into,MotU«omory county, and solicits the earnest co-operation of the farming ooromnnity Uaidhimin the onterprile To th1send. no wottld request those wishing to make a profitably. nvostm« nt, to call at tho Clerk's office and examine ftpecina of the product of the. animal, And also to satisfy themselves by evidenoo in hia possession, that they cannot engago in any other businoss thpt wir bo moro rotnunetiUivc. I expoot torecoivtTva pure blooded buck, Ugotber with about twonty mixed bloods, (ewes), about the 25th 'inst. dee8w4.J WM. K. WALLACE.

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CHILLB 4B FEVER?heproprietor of thla aelebratad raerfleina Jiatly olalBB for It a iaper1oiitJlor«i'all reiaedlu ABared to the pabLla, for the safe, apctata, a^e dy agd. »etr ma'nenteareof Agao and F.rer, er Chills and Fever, whether of short er fongstaiidlat. He^efert to tho entire Weatara and,Sonth-wMtern «onntr| ,^ bear htm testimony to tha trath ef the usfrtton, that'tn no eafe'whaterar¥IIl It Ml 'to ettre, If%&* direatlom are atrlotly followed a»4 ,mrle4'0«ti la a (reat many taaes a single dote ha| heem laAsteat for* ears, and whole ftmfllei kave baeii tared by a tlnil. bottlt, with averfeet restsratleasf tha^ca'aa* ml heiltk. It le, ko^rerer, .pr«dea^, .a)j(l arary a«s« aiort'tortala' te .ore.

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