Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 March 1867 — Page 2

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Saturday, March 9,1867.

Attention. Democrat).

•Tile Demoerney ami conserative nion

men of L'nion townsluj) will meet in ton-

veiition in tlie city ol .(.'rawlordsvillo, on

Saturday the 23d of March, lor tlic purpose of lionliiiatnitr candidates lor the

April election. Hv order ol the

1 ai

t'Iu every township tlie county let

tlie Democracy iro to work, and oiganue

'for the April election.

of The Coming April Blw-tlon. .•!v«fc We suggest to the Democrats and con-

tt'-servative

Union men ot Union tovualup,

that steps he taken to plate in tliu held

immediately a candidate loi township

'trustee. Lotus brmirouta stronir man and

make a ftur square fislit on the rugged issues of negro suffrage and centralized

despotism^ Iu .su^iji Qontost wo cannot

fail. call upon every Democrat iu "'tlhe-towuship'to. ace that every voter is

brought out... Nov is Oie Jay and now is Hi the hour to strike a blow for eoiistitu-

r'tiounl

liberty.

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Toui

|(.k(.ts printed.

The Democracy in tho several town-

ships are notified that all orders for tick

cta.will he promptly filled.

gflw Item* (Dmulcnssfr.

It was remarkable on lust 'J uesdiiy. that

in drawing for choice of ?eats in the

Ilousq, the Republican members hastened

to choose the vicinity of Stevens,just like a biood ol chickens seeking protection beneath the old lien.

The Rev. Dr. Boynton is re-elected Chaplain of the llouse. ...

VI.: Yl©^\fc\lltMT5 oV VvtSTltut'ky J| ]•£. 1 peaked &\\ miYitary taxes.

An exchange says tiiat "J'oi-j prac tieillg before the

1nthtnry

t'jfaj it

courts tn wj.„

Southora mttmp's, »rc-expected to open hefV arguments with the usual iormula—

jilease your shoulderstraps. :.

j.fThe little village ot Jjacon. on the Il

linois River, with a population of twenty-

five hundred, paid last year a revenue tax

of over two million,qight_ hundred thouB&ud .dollars. -i i. i. i:«t

'•-VJiTkie Collins, the novelist isdvin" of consumption. .7 .wi It Ur~i )u 1 oeveraliJhluropeau cajiitaluts are trav-

ehng through Toxns and Louisiana with on eye to fntilre-purehabox.

man'iq JJoughfceepno recently got a

neighbor-into the Lunatic Asylum, and

thehmarried the neighbor's wife

Among the inducements to foreigners

to isi£ the Parife Exposition, is the pur*-

chase of land by the l'rcueh (lovernment

bury a few tbotfhand who arc expected to die

111

tlie iray Capital,

In London «telar«o4ill-jo«tin^ firm has

offered-the .English Oovernnient $70,Q00

in.gold a,year for the privilege of using

the fence abound Hvdo Park for advert tiaing purposes.

The trade iu .^eeelies. iu Australia, is

bpQomipg an important, business Steami

er* go out from Melbourne to the region of swamps and-lagoons: one hundred or

two hundred miles away, and sometimes

collept front 150,000 to 250,000 leeches on-^iSingle trip

•'At a rdcent p.-vrfy [iiven l*y Secretary

"ft

frcss ol dresses, says a cor-.

reap,onldept)

i'1'lwaB:

tliut: ot" Mrs. Sullivan

She wore ,a rich white! corded silk,

trimmed with baHds-brgi-eeirvelvet, upon

which, were twinod wreaths of golden ivy

leaves. Iu ,her. h.iu ,wcru numbers of greeu aud gold .beetles. She is a beauti

ful womnn, and was-the cynosure of all eyes."- »y

Thp,Star:fipaugled Banner

wuh hissed

at Portland, Aie., a few nights since It

might have been bild singing, but riews-

paptfr mcj) are tjidiikful the hL^nig

was not in a S.QMiVru .^Ute,.as it would iu thatieasej involvo Congressional Tri-

.estigating Oointiiittee, with'half

Dleu

PoHow, tlie Now York agent forth

i"t" S

H'l'O bullion ilr

-1

isU»2cai*UA!

Ah\

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

jTI.e bullion ili the Muk jy„, snniit to thc cull nigiiint.- tfi over tjfrenly liHllidfaV til'^oulfilsai nM V.'.M". 15i it ton, a

son visit, our citv luis liiaile

«t,

=0111,

or. atnl ten out ol littcuu Alderman 111 Kocliestcr. 1 lie vote exhibits a .Democratic

Ham ol ].«i5»l. .• ••.

The Kadical l.eu.islaturt1 of Missouri

have found Juduu Moody ttmltv ol the

charces thev trumped up airainst linn.

It is not expected that the present ses

sion of Ooneress will last more than a

week.

TOWNSHIP COMMTTTEK. ,•

Now Is the Hour,

The neuroes Alexandria, a., made

a desperate effort to net in their votes at

the. election Tuesday. Thev were not

successful, but their names were recorded.

Till-: principal subject ot conversation

among Congressmen is the question of importance ol ilio readier

adjournment 1 he ireneral opinion seems

to be that an early day will be agreed

upon. There appears to be three parties. One headed by Butlers and others, who

iavor impeachment, are urging the con

tinuance of the session, and immediate

action on that matter. The second party

wishes to empower the Judiciary Committee to continue the impeachment inquiry

duriuir tt recess to extend to October.

The third class Wish to remain in ses

sion lor few weeks till it can be ascertained whether the President will exeuute

the reconstruction bill.

M*Kit the Military Bill, the comman

ders of the districts will be as follows: First-—Virginia and North arohna.

Oeneral feehofield.

Second—boutli Carolina and (leorgia.

tienera 1 Sickles. 'J.lnrd—Arkansas and Mississippi. Cieu-

eral Thomas.

Fourth—Florida and Alabama, ticuur-

a a Fifth—Louisiana and Texas. General

Hancock. •.

Moral Maneuvering of the liriuid Army. "Ccrtaiu Democratic papers have published what purports to be a letter sigued by A. S, Kunkle, as chief of Ordnance, Department of Ohio, of the Ciruud Army of the "Republic, statin} that certain arms bad been shipped to the post at Napoleon. &kere is no oilier of the (ir"-.-' that name, atiu me conclusion is that some one has been perpetrating a sell. Giiaiilff Spuml. f. i.. .ii.

Who is it that arrives1 at ''the conclu

sion Tlie. deuial above is evidently

special and is equivalent to a confession oi the material facts, which are. that

arms were being sent from the Ohio Ar

senal to tho posts of the Graud Army—

a secret society ol Bsdicul politicians. The name Kunkle was probably a mis

print, and the name of the post-was in

cypher, ami the reading conjectural- It requires a good deal of- dishonesty to

pla.y this kind ol trick,- but we do not

Suppose that the correspondent of the

Gtir.rfO: was selected for his integrity.

The Army, continues tho correspondent has one huudred and-.sixty ponin

in tho fetate, aud it IH thought tliaf within a month, the number will be doubled

The charge that these posts are deposito

ries of arms, aud that arms are supplied

to tliem, from the State Arsenal, lias been made, and is not denied.—(Tin.•A'/ty. wssa i,, :.

dozen

column^ Of,majority aud minority reports.

Business at the woolen mills in llhode

ted into.the Coloniul Hospital' of w'hrch'' number sixteen died.

ThfliNew: Q*Jftfcti8-

I UK KKKSt'ASTLK CoWIlllUNlj C-V-SK Oil 1 itrivl.—We find in tho 2vcw

Albanj the lolloping additional

particulars ot the recent oowliidiiiL'1 cane in Cireeneastle1 '-f0T

,ul

volveV ^nVvi

^-'u ]ie, "State arc running

Th,e wages

.?f,

(lie operatives in all the

leading,mills are to bo reduebd'ten1 per' cent, on •the Wth insl

«?'5lP.'pqmarapa,,during a.fortnight) eigh^•y'PWtPflses of.jellow fever wereindrnifc»i

Qimet

I/07-I -A For the Review. Itlniitos of the Montgomery Count)' Teachers' Institute. of tho School Exnmiliirge number of (lie

tt'l*liIT- ,'1 f.ifluTs ot Munt^oinorv t'oiiul liict'oo Mon-

Tito l'.lniiibiis (.Vnrgia :.ys He- I

I anil population (Mimateil at about 812.- Tho meeting ttifii proceeded lo the election

00').. U.'lw olilo-st cotton manut'iictiirine I.of*lie following officers:

establishment-is he ,A»hiiiibus factory,,

which was commenced in It-.! I. It is

rather singular thiit the same slioujd be the first to sprini up after the btirmmr of

nil our factories hv Wilson. I'he next

oldc-t is the Coweta Kails, (now (irant a), which comincnced o]ierations in 1 14.

The Democrats have elected their May

•-nt

CTcat cscitement jirev.-iils iil GreencWtle In consequence of a cowhiding afTair that occurred in that town on Thursday inojnuiL'. J'lom' a gentlemen who left GYc-cucaStlc on Thursday alteruoon. we learn the following particulafs of the affair: A lawyer ol that to)vn, named James A. Scott, who is somewhat prominent as an attorney and politic^ii, had for fcO'me time been on terms of intimacy with!a married lady named Ward. S'eott had taken advantage of this lntiniacy to circulate stories derogatory toMrs Ward character for chastity, and these stories becoming.widely, circulated, created considerable Kcandal,ill the town, from which Mrs. Ward's fair fame suffered.severely

On Thursday morning she determined to visit summary vetigcance upon Mr Scott, and for this purpose she procured stni« lit cut a bottle of oil ol vitriol and a cowhide

in lw»r intnntinii

She then went to hu brother ind told RDE™7» C^Fnl '^ii?

bim her intention to^bhastise S^-ott so-| j,itorcepted the course of tho fi«h Hut

\erel) requesting him to necomphny hgr

0 8 Mr

Wse 'to sr Set '%f 1

him on tho. nn.li. 'l ad

cr cooked

Island is so dull that hardly half the es-

ty!Pr

,.kS11"L,"X'

ties and respur»d ft-

of the

2nd!,

statesl'that-tho announcement' of 'the I .leclipg against the woman and hor doath''J. D. D'pBbyfIYpVdilaBfy Unfounded

°V1H* A. M."

1 II in ii ii a ii

-1 aminer.

progress. Our real estate is valued i,..Vo,i.,l,«l exercises by 1-,•«,.•. John Ual.l»t ovov 01)11. taxes over 8150.(100. j^ln ...

rrusidcin—tt. L*. ISmiim. ici'.Pi-i'.snU'iit —John it (.'ooiii. h-ccivtai ii's—ft. M. Houston, l.i.lv L'oolo. I.i'iuk'r ol (.Iioir—Mis.s l.izzie I iimiio-lusti-iiciiii-.s—liruiuniar. Ucognipliv,- I'hvsioloi^y. ftupi. John Ij.iUhvm. of Logansport Ai-ilhuH'.lic, ouiposition nnj Kcnihii^. I'rof. tv. huiitli. of LogauHport.

Penmanship—Prof. N. K. 1). ltuwlur. of In-iliaii.-i)iohs. Klocution Piot. Robert Knlil, ol Cincinnati.

The ftiiporMiti'iidi'iit tlion aililrosscil the Institute. shuwiiii the otyccts of the organmi tion: 1. lo inspire Teachei-s with nior^' fiithus:nsin ill their protession. '2. lo cultiviiic a tiu'inllv fouling among Teaclievs, that all mav learn to work together as a band of brothers and sisters. .!. lo have a practical presentation of the best method of teaching iho common branches, •t. The bjest method ot organizing nnd governing school. 1 lie programme daily presented consisted of lectures und exercises on those subjects best calculated lo tho Instructors interest. I he calling, morally and intellectually. .Modes of discipline, and the varied means of success in the school room, were most ilioughttullv and tmpressiveIlv presented.

I he new and siiceesstul methods ot tcaunmg were also presented in a manner so simple and practical as to commend them to each and evcrv one interested in the cause of education. and bv the deep and earnest interest manifested bv the Teachers present, all feel sure that the meeting has not failed in its objects.

Number of Teachers iidmitteil during Mu* Institute 100: average dailv attendance. t'U. At the close of the session of the Institute tlie following resolutions were passed: /Itsolt'i'il. Unit a vote of thanks be returned to the Officers and Teachers of this Institute for the prompt and able manner in Which thev have discharged their several duties. /{t'suli'ttl, 1 hat a vote of thanks is due Miss Li/.zie Lanino and lion- fur the manner in which they have addeu to the enjoyment of all present.

Rnulvetl. That in the judgment of tins Institute. a systematic course of Physical training (free gvmnasticK) in our common schools, would be eminently conducive to the health of the pupils, and afford a diversity in exercises which will tend to promote good order aud diligence in school.

Jtrroltfil. lhat this Institme has in the main been practical, hence profitable, and eminently pleasant, inspiring all with a higher professional feeling and a warmer personal attachment.

Roohfd. That we will, as far as possible, adopt the excellent method of teaching presented by our able and practical Instructors.

I he conclusion of the Institute was regarded with regret oy tlie one hundred members present who had enjoveda week ol pleasant and profitable

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crctanc.

o. M. HOUSTON, LI I)K l'OUI,U,

It mm tin.' Milwaukee Sentinel :i rc)i 1.]

A Writable Klsli Story—A Boy Dragged Several Mocks Through the Hater by a Fish.

Fish stories arc proverbially discreditable—so much so, that when wo get hold of a good one, we are almost loth to tell it for fear our statements may be laughed at. However despite this, we will relate an lucidcnt which happened yesterday, and which was told us by a gentleman whose voracity we- have never had occasion to doubt. it soems thnt a number of men and boys were at work almost opposite the Detroit und Milwaukee Depot, when one of the number saw an enormous sturgeon swimming near the surface of the water close by the dock. The party armed themselves with poles and other weapons while a boy named Patrick Nolan procured a boat hook and resolved upon the capture ol tho monster. Patrick made a lunge at the fish, and caught the hook in its back, but before he had tunc to brace himself and haul the fish on the dock, it darted out into the river, jerking him from lus looting into, the icy water, 'lhe boy held on to the boat hook aud was dragged with great velocity out into the middle of the stream, and then out toward the lake. 1 ho spectators, meanwhile, were almost paralyzed with terror. I'hey were powerless to help Nolau. and could only look on and see bun dragged through the water by a monstrous fish at a rato of speed exceeding that of the fastest row-boat. They called to him to release his hold of the boat-hook, but lie, cither too much terrified lo heed, or not bciug able to hear clung to it as il it was lus only hope of life. The monster fish, maddened by pain and terrified by the load lie was draggim:, lashed the water into flakes ol foam n» lie sped outward toward the great lake, never staying in his mad course. Death seemed the only fate awaiting the boy, and one or two of those oti shore klicit down and implored the mercy of Ueavon upon his soul as he last receded from then sight,—perhaps forever. Providentially, however, a couple of fishermen, who were a boat near the aw ind although unable, at that distance, to

I j'the lip for, just as thoy were about to-

ras t,lu i,lmost

telling him if ho moved he Wotild blow

hisf brains out. Mrs Ward then d-.Micd llavl "«, so me ll tsla koi l,. 1 ^.speed, they siieecedod alter a chase of about half a

eyes being fiHed^ |the^sturgcon ^lssod

fruutio with the nmn eau«id bv tho vitrinl l"i^

...il ,.! linoi home, almost dead from terror and the facott called loudly for help, and a crowd r»liiii nf fl»/» 11 rif fWi'/nnc __j

tors It i° I

I Scott's eyes,is ruined. Theaffidr Created uTexisteme

ro or

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WEEKLY REVrEW-CRAWPORDSVllLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MAKCII !), ISIiT.

From Our kass» City Correspondent. KAN^S CITY, MISSOUHI, March 4th, 1807.

MR. C. H. BOWEN, Dear Str.'-iLSitice my return here I have been 'endeavoring to learn all tho

particulars of interest to those of my

friends in Criwfordsville,—Carpenters

Bricklayers, ajiii others, mechanics, ,-'.io

are or lmvc lioei thinking of emigrating

to this poiut,—Mid iu compliance with a

promise made .item a short tune asio will

first, state, that business ot all kinds is, aud has been lor some weeks, quite dull.

but that the prospects for the future arc,

however, quite t'atterinir. and all those in

mercantile pursuits are looking lorward

to a larn'ii trade as soon as spring opens. Iu consequence ol the present stagnation,

a backset is gtveu to our private enterpri

ses in the way ol builuing, and from

those who may be regarded as competent

to jiuliie, learn it is hardly probable that there will be as much ot that done this year us last, and unless there is au increase iu this respect there will be no more work lor mechanics than will be necessary to give steady employment to those already here. It this opinion is correct, aud such is certainly tho indication. I cau offer uo encouragement to uiy Crawfordsville friends to come here just yet awhile anyhow. It is possible that by April or May next, matters may look altogether different, and il so, it will still not be too late to commence a season here, and should hue prospect be my ludgiueut. presented these gentlemen, it will aflord me much pleasure and I certaiuly will let them know it. Mechanics of all kinds received good wages during the past year. Carpenters getting from three to six dollars per day, aud bricklayers lroni three to seven, depending, of course ou the skill ol the man. while laborers were paid from thirty to ninety dollars per mouth.

In relercnce to expenses for living I will state that good board is obtained at from six to seven dollars oer week, and at still lowor rates at inferior houses.

Our public enterprises in the way of building railroads are still moving along finely. A large force is at work on our Missouri lliver railroad bridge opposite this place, which will be completed early next fall, this with the Kansas City and Cameron railroad, eonnectinir with the Hannibal and St. .Joe road, and the completion of the bridge over the Mississippi River at Quincy Illinois, will give us by October or November next, an unbroken railway line to the Atlantic seaboard. Along with these enterprises work is going ahead ou the west, branch of the North Missouri. The Kansas City and St. Joe and the Kansas City and Neaslio alley railroads, which with the roads already completed or nearly so, will give us seven railroads centering here. The future of Kansas Gity is certainly very promising, and that it will ultimately become a great city of the west, is the opinion of evory one familiar with its geographical position, natural advantages, &.c., &.c. At present, however. I regard it as probably the ugliest place out of $ fcuol', 1 think, would be the opinion ol least), not born and raised among lulls and hollows, and therefore familiar with a level or gently undulating piece of land.

Trusting that this may convey all the information desired, I am, Sir, J"1 erj Respectfully &.i

WM II MORGVX

A t'OKKE.SIONl)ENT of the Utica T" I I'll nip h, writing from Schuyler's Lake, Oswesio, N. gives the following description ol the whipping of a little boy in a school at that place:

A little boy nine or ten years of aire, named Willie P. Woods, was attending school at the place before mentioned, the same being under the charire of" Miss Harriet Rose. Four weeks ago (January 24), one of the scholars in moving across the school-room, stumbled over a stick of wood, which caused a general laugh, in which Willie joined, whereupon Miss Rose eonimcuced beating him with a ruler about the shoulders and on the back of his hands, and when he sought to protect his hands by placing them behind him, she struck him upon the head, once above the right eye and once below it. After school was dismissed, Willie returned home to take his bed, upon which he still remaius, a great sufferer. The eye, if its sight is uot entirely destroyed, will bo

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1L 1S uul

what hid tnn.pircd, ,,,,,,

ttlere a ni| ny a s|ip twixt thc cu] nnd

inanimate form of the

tho f,8h

Ranged it« course, and the

a1 ToAtra I r.s^.iir"' u,"er' rf,

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AL.UADI.R AKVICE TOB TIIE AFKLICTKP.—l)r SnticKiiAND. in reply to numerous upplicntious for ad\ log, ifislu-s lo inform those who nro afllietcd, that they may oun.iult bmi on nil Acute or Chronic Diseiises by letter, atntniK the nse. syuiptoins, Jtc., with a fee of two (lollura encloseil. Dr. S. has obtained great notoriety as an experienced Physician, both in turopo and America, espeoialiy in the treatment of Chronic eoinpluinti, alter other doctors have failed to efTcct a euro. Those sulTcring should immediately rend for a prescription, bjr addressing Dr. A. .STUICHI.AM), (incinnati. Ohio. (imir9'07

Lyon's Periodical Drops!

G]l| VT FBMaIjE

r0K

Lr?

«ki led oarsman, and the fish

uuu wai5 llw

cniJI 01 sater.

Had he rcuiatocd id

P!,r" I the water only a few moments longer his

Iife w0 ld havc

P«

id thc

iofliis at-

nC UlC

fi""y

Wttfc.gtn.ewUy. holio.ved tbat- T«K Patent Officc is said to" bo the

IHH TIT. I'Ij AHITIKS

uuuii, n. ..

Tl,oso l)rop8 nrc 11 so,cn c,l

»y compound fluid

rrjparM.on, and better than any l'Uls, lWder* or

Hung liquid, their action indirect nnd

positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and certain specific for the cure of all obstruction* and suppression* of nature. Their popularity is indicated tho fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the United States o*orj onoof whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits, Thoy aro rapidly taking the place of every other Female Remedy, and are considered by all who know aught of them, aa thc suroit, safest, and most Infallible preparation In tho world, for tho euro of all fcmalo complaints the remo* al of all obstructions of nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and strongth. Explicit directions stating when they maybe used, and explaining when and why they should not. nor could not bo used without producing: effects contrary to nature'* chosen laws, will he found carefully folded around each bottle, with thc written signature of JOIIN I, LTOS, without which none are genuine.

Ileal SO still*' for Saie. WKHSTKK, MAY KKKNKY ILML Katato AJJDNTRV hftvo now on sale a lurur number of Farm?, iitalow' figures nUn, FUIIIO 40 or SO &. improveV und un-' improvptl, in part a* follows .V housu and l»«t in Najior'.* addition—hou^e of A rooms—^lot H'U by iOll feet.

ALSO—A desirable propiM'ty-^''norcv^weU improved, just ont-sblolbc oityVWiitb. Am O story t'rumu house containing 13 roo:n, a goml bam and oilier Vtft buildings and nV unsurpassed .voting orchard, just in hearing.of ner«»s.

ALSO—A '-.Micro lot in lloouni'^ aUditivu ot oul-. lot*—a small house of 0rooms, & smno bearing frnit Ibis is one n! tho uK'M desirable building lut? near the city, and is olfered at low figures.

ITTl all at the Recorder's ut)im\ 'tVMC

Ir. Nclicnrk'N ITIniiili'iiUc A Nithsiituftt for Culoiucl. Those I'IIIM arc composed «»f various roots*hiving the power to relax the secretions of the tiror as pr elliptic aud effectually ns blue pill or uierrurj. and without protiueing any of those disagreeable or dangerous elle.'ts which often follow the ufee of the latter.

Fn all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with contidcnee, as they promote the discharge of vitiated bile, and reuiovo tho?o obstructions from the liver and biliary duct*, which are the oauso of bilious uffections in general.

SCHKNCK'S MAJiUHAKK TILLS cure Sick Headache, and all disorders of the Liver, indicated by sallow skin, ooatod tongue, costivcne*s. drowsiness. and a general feeling of weariness and lassitude. showing that the liver is in a torpid or ob mucted condition*

In short, these fills may be used with advuntnqo in all eases when a purgative or alternative medicine is required.

Please ask for "Dr. Sehenek's Mandrake Pills." and observe that the two likenesses of the Doctor are ou the Oovermnoul stamp—one •when in the last stagoof Consumption, and the other in his present health.

Sold by all Druggists and dealer*. Price.05 cents per box. Principal otlice, Xo. 15 North tith Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

General W holesale Agents: lemas Harnes (Jo., 31 Park Uow. New York S. S. Hance. Baltimore St.. Baltimore, .Md. John D, Park. X. K.eor. of frourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio Walker A 1 avlor. l.M and 130 Wabash A\enue. Chicago,. 111.: Collins Brothers, southwest corner of S(AMUAI and ino streets. St.

Louis, Mo. :.**

novl7-tth-w-mo-ly. no4

]U. SWMN'S TFIF.TA DLK UAW BXTTF restores grey hair to its /rigicolor, without dlaining the e/in or ctuUung. It leaves tho moel d^y dead an«l\criHp hnir, soft, moist any »v» vml, uul It xxwita pla ulc promotes its growtJ/ and prefents i(Availing off.

It coutdy^ neither oil or alc/hol *Niimcroi\ preparations It oil, alcohol und su)phui\haTe been jmmed upon tho public, and lining total* failed to give (•ausfuotiou, t)»%mauuf£turers have deservedly coine t^rief.i

Dr. Swam uarl^itjAis Vegetable Balm, to accomplish all tMjffic claims for it, and authorizes his ngontMo refund the money wherever it fails toM^me aatiafaction. is an emircy and scientific A preparation, produced b™Lhe distilalion of rare und frngrai)Mlowers,\hich renders it uot only the b«t renewcr\n the world, but makes it jBirticularly aWeeablo as hnir drcssiuf#(o both old ^id young, while its liqJfd purity and florVodor are in striking wntrast with the nukty mixtures UMitJjy sold.

The proprietor has letters from n\ny of the most/istinguished as 'well asfa9hVnable pco|/e, judges, clergymen, lawyVs, pbysicJLns, opera singers, actresses, &o ceriit/ng to the remarkable virtues the IJnlin.

IJorrt /oi nn uuaier tirgo U|^u auuferout article, but if your tradesurau does not Uoep this, seud one dollar for a trial boU tie (ottu nearest agent, or the proprietor.

If lor grey hair, seud for No. 1. If lor Iniir dressing, send for No. 2. C? IL swalu, proprietor. Mo. U4 .South Water strt'ot. Chicago. l-or wile by nil tho wholesale druggUUi In (jlucugo.

-SOLD BY-

E. J. Binford & Brother,

Druggist, Crawfordsvillo.lnd. Decl.lPGC.1jw

AUTHENTIC DOCimYTS. AKKANNAH IIFA 11D FKOIT1 TKfeTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN. iStonry Point. Whito Co,,

Ark.. May 23, *«c.

DK. Hrix—Dear sir Last Kebunry I w«» in Lou^villc purchasing drugs, and I got some of your Sar!»apiirilla and Cedron Bitters.

My son-in-law, who was with ine in the store, bad been down with rheumatism for some time, commenced on tho Hitters, and soon found his general health improved.

Dr. 0*?t, who had been in bad health, tried them, and he also improved. Dr. LofTee, who had boon in bad health for several years—sloniaeh and liver affected—he improved very much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement I think I could sell a great quantity of your ni(diuncs this fall—especially of your Cedron Hitter* und .Vir-.ip.ml! i. bhip uie via .\lciuphip. caru Hiekct.t .Nwly. Itopcctfiiny, •v. C. It. WAI.KEIt.

y.( Extract of a Letter from PUOVIDKNCK. Ala., May 13,1806. DR. JOHN Bt'I.I.: I send you $30 for CKDHON BITTKRI* plea.'e send what it will com© to after paying freight to olumbus. Miss. I have been troubled for several years with indigestion have had to take

.e""reiy uesiroyetl, Will bo pill, every "ni«la for trn, ,,r tlft^n

01 little use to him. lor he IS not onlv February, l?f»4, I wasatUiekod with general pnrnly.i i- 1 was confined to my room for. tlie balance of itii-iMt .. a i'i 1*1 I

Htm leartng that she would kill him, and at the souud of every footstep, would cling to lus mother, crying, "l)o not let her, will jou, ma? Save me! save mc!

1 was

raised bv the hand of another. .. .X 1 I I VlJUl UMIICI O-ll U^IUIUVJ mly distinguish daylight from darkocbs I

Strickland's Cor-3h 53al3am. F"

a roll 1 1. marlftyl.

For Sale.

and in

connnea io my room for. tlie balance of

UU.llJic to raise the lid, but when It IS the year and. iu fact, continued in a very weak and nervous condition jintil some two months since, hen I was put lender an operation, and your OR

ION IIJTTEHS for treatment. I commenced iuiprov-

,mos

For mauv days he was the victim of dnlir-

ITTEHS tor treatment. Ic

r,Rht

for many days he was the victim of delir- ""^"5

.,'Tay,0^j1l ,r","|yrci1-

.T'Vou?

A. IJ. NKA[I.

TO S0LD1EILS A.\U .S0LD1KR8* HKIlli. All oldior» who have made application through me, as agent, for tho ADDITIONAL BOUNTY allowed by the late Congress, will pleasocalTon ine at my offico, without delay, each bringing with him any two of his acquaintances, who1 can swear to his identity.

The authorities at Washington have decided that in all these chums for additional bounty, new Appli

cation* must bo made out and executed in strict cdnformitj with '.he new regulations nnd form proscribed by thc Oanby Commission, the report of which has but recently been published.

now have blanks which comply strictly with the new regulations. They are already filled out iom the fat ts on thc first applicatjoiWaud iiro now.iA.niy oflico, onlj waiting thc nccessary signatures.

Those who have not yet made application for this bountj, will now find it to their interest to do sn immediately, as thc I'ay Department has directed all such chums to be filed within a limited timo.

Hjf All claims of whatever description against the Uoveriiment faithfully prosecuted and collected. Also, deeds, mortgages ond other logal instruments caretully drawn und executed fit m^'ofllce. nir T-' Att'y and Claim A'gt. Utheo in ashington Hall building, (-rawl'ordsvillo, fnoviM'rtOwtL&Sf.]

N E W_,A DV EBT1SEM ENTS.

Assignment.

To AH Whom il may Concern •\TOTICK is hereby Riven Hint Willimn Mnrtt bag »i I v"TR'i''«T'r'00.1}!1

13 pr

r°PV 5?

VI I *U} I?.R-

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L, LvON. lltt Chapel btreot.New Haven. Conn., who can be consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp.) conotrning all private diseases and feiunlo weaknesses I 14mV1

Price $1 50 oer hnttln 1

Sold by lfruggiats everywhere.

0 nr

O.O.CLARK .tCO--

J®n9jOC?n. Ucn'l Agcntsfor IJ. ft.and Canada*'

1 and

purpose of applying th their benefit. march 9 18C7w4.

Person-

al. l.N 1 IlLST, for the u*e of his creditors, nnd pnid ."

creditors, and §nid

property has been plaoed uudqnjror control, for tho ^proceeds of sale thereof to WILLI AM J. MULLKX,

Potatoes Free! «r .i,enr,h

ERX5°

AUKRICAK. pub-

XU Imbed At ITttca, N. Y.,—the best and cbcanost

rhoHing tho paper, secures a FKEE corv ONB YKAK. anti FHKB \INK8, Ac,! I'rice 8i^0 per year. *Satnple« AddreM

acD

Administrator 's Salo.

NOTK'K

luTohy ^ivon that I will ?ell. :it public

auction, on lTEHUAV,in AKCII 1S«7, at the lute residence of Robert A. Clifton, defeased, 1,'i miles south west of Pleasant Hill, in Moiitirotne ry county, Ind..his personal property, consisting in part of the following described article, to-wit: Horses. Cattle, Sheen. Hog-*. Corn. Hay. Farming Implements, Household Furniture. »tc.

TKKMS.—A credit of nine months will be given on aJl sums over S3, the purchaser giving note \vith approved surety, waiving .valuation or anpraist mentlawe. LKVI CCKTlS mar" 180T—3w* a Administrator.

Painting, &c.

H0118I! & SIGN l'AMlli!

t'iVi"Pi 'Ti'

l*ttpcri]i£* QlazIiiK land

Oildinj^.

'S' ..done to order on short notice and warr

TMUl.llS IS i:.ISO.Y.llt/ £.

i:. ,i

TTPNiiOl" Row. Green str March », 1S6#

et.

"Vance's »t T. IV.

[I 1]

Foir

Sale-

AdininiNlrafor 's Sale of liitnil.

NOTICEof

is hereby given that in pursuanooof tho order thc Court of Common Plea.* of Montgomery coonty. Indiana. I will sell at private sale on or after four weeks from date hereof, thc following described real restate, of which .lobn Si. Booher, late o^said county died,'-sbized, to-w,it TJio north fraction of the north west qnii'rtfcr of section one (0 in township nineteen (10) north of range three (fl) west, contain H7 3-10O acres.

Terms—One third of the purehaxe money to be paid in hand.one third in six. and residue in twolvo months from day of sale, with interest, tlie purehaser'giririg^'his note with approved security without relief from ralrtation laws.

GUAKPKASnS H0()11KU.

February 0 1W7. Administrator.

...

tice of Sale.

t'ominissioncT's Salo.

NOTICE

Washington st reet seventy-two feet, thence due east seventeen foot, 'hence south jsorenty-cight feet, thence due east one foot, thence south fifteen feet to the,alley, thence east along the north margin of the alley seven feet to the south east corner of said lot thence north one hundred.and twenty fevt,, thence jrestT)n'0Toot, tnonco north forty feet to the plac besimiins. Sijiii sale is.by fUirordor a ml juden .!

Ilrt

°". ^"""non I'lmsof Muntt'oinury Co

ly. Indmnn.ut it^ February U'r iu, IsiiT. SAMlT'Kli p. AVIIitSOM,

Eating .House.,

Flic Old Hays* Saloon!

(Y IJAV, PitopitiirroK. A. Wwilnnytcm

Skxl1

ould respcctlullv inform tho

I articular tittcntiou will be paid to the bar aud nonebut the bustjiquors and cigars will he kept. JUf-\J0sh Baltunoro Oysiorsfor sale bj tho can and half can.

THEi DININt SAIiOON

\Vill furnish uicals un ull public duyt* nt tho loworit rutcs, Hvb. 9-n2-l-5m.

Auction.-^,

A 20(1 A«'rc Farm at And ion.

NOTICE

Is hereby given that I wi/l sell at public auction, on tho promises, on the 4th day of April next, a farm of 200 nerei. %vell improved, lit.uute l)i iiiilci south oast of Unrlineton, in tho oimnlv 6r •Montgvmory. descnboil »s follows: Ttio north west quarter, and the north wost quarter of tho south east quarter of nection in town«hiy 10, north of rnnpe.»west. Said farm is in a good a tate of cultivation, and in. most complete) repair, one half of which is well sot in gradi, ainl tho other half ready

VJS Tnere is upon the proriises a good dwelling house, barn and other conveniont ...n ft.,,,. y»od orchard and never failing wat er. 1 hKMb—One-third of the purchase ir-onoy to bo paid in hand* one-third iu inonthH. and residuo in months, witli iotcrest, tho deferred.payment to bo secured by note and mortgage. I will also sell at u«

,nc

.» W! -Pl

,tcc

IIiLJAll J. MlXLKX,

March !!-1w Trustee.

"Notice of Sale

Executor's Sale of Real Estate.

"NJOTJCE is hereby given tliall will

Trustee,

Co»tni«»»S 4"e

8'5it5

'three 3-l(M) acres.

rural paper ^^j^^UNTRS'.jeccircs KHEE AND POUT I f'T tbe purcluuse money to bo

feb-*3-!e«?Trt

t.f ce, and post-paid. A

1 CI nto

.Oneida Co..N. V.

h.-All the leudine Grane Vines. Karlv

Dry Goods

WASSONSfeELLMORE,

IJIJT

GOODS

X-ji.iv-

yvj". c'

jkJH

REDUCED PRICES.

A.t No. :i,

l' 0» II ill

BSf

8 Sj Ij O

Mi,

L'HA \YFORDS YH, LK. /A7.

Call and Examine Stork

AND LEARN PRICES.

1?L

THK

Notice.

AdiiiiiiiKlrnlor's ZV'oHi't'i ~\rt)TICK ishcrclvyciv™ lli.it the un.lorsisni'.l lias beon appointed Administrator of the estate t»f Robert A. Clifton late of Montgomery cminl v. Indiana. deceased. LF.VI CUKTIS, mur SI 1

Hft? :i. Administrator.

(loods wore botight tor cash, and are now offered at as low prices as can be found iu tho State of Indiana, consisting in part of

Brown Muslins, Bleaolied Muslins, Hickory Shirtings. Cotton Flannels, Prints, Cloaks, Shawls, Cassimercs, Satinetts. Home made Jeans and Flang^iiels, Wool & Cotton Yarns, I)elaiiies, Balmoral and Hoop

Skirts, Ladies' Nubias and Hoods, Hosiery, Gloves, &r.. &C.

V»*o keep any and every thing usually found iu a

DRY GOODS HOUSE,

•v:V

.. and as low as cau be found elsewhere

I2ST THE WEST

Ladies' & Childrens' Dress Goods,

.• of every

Stylei ''Grade and Color.

Dress Trimmings, ltibbous, Silks, Flowers, Laces, Crape, Ac. In Gents Ware

OUS, STOCK is FULL.

lietitly tllade Clothing.

-.We have ID store a splendid stocleof

ii.-r •,'! for men and boys. Also.

Hals, Caps, Boots & Shoes,

also, a largo stock of •.

Queensware of every style

is hereby aivon tlmt 1 will, on Mombiy the Ififh day of March, l^'OT. between the hour* of 10 o'clock A. M. ami o'clock P. M. t»f «nid day at the Court House door, in the city of Crawfordsvil1«\ proocedjo sell at public auction and outcry, to the highest bidder, for cash iu hand a part of lot No. *7» on'tho originnl plat of the city of Crawfordsville, .boitfi'ded 4£foIlows, to-wit-:J licsrmiring one foot west of thc north east corner of said lot and running thence westalong the south margin of Vernon street twenty-four feet, thence south parallel with

Dry Gcods.

Atlantic Cable!

Coiniriiisioncr.

BVbi If VI I

A N E W S O

iun

11',.^ of Cfrt'Vt Ifimsr..

"*YrAY" pHK proprietor public that he I loon and Kestaurant. Tho establishment will be supplied at all times with the choicest luxuries and substantial? of the season, and will be served np in the most Palatable atylu to guents.

OF n-»q

I3r*y Gfoocls

4,^

GEO. W DEISKELL,

'i Just Mtcceived by

W.W.Wasson

At thc NSw Brick Corner,

W AVasliington Street, tlrawlbrdsville, Ind.

.r?*. «|IJtr,W

A SIJIMCKIt STOCK'

SI 11'

,tl Sun Umbercl-

r"-

4 1

1/1' il it

H.iT ''I

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

Fancy Silks, Grenadines, Mohairs, Mozembeques, Lawns, Shallies, Ginghams, Prints,

if 'Ik li I,. A"

powonnl. property, among

which are tiir following, viz Hort4e,s. Mules. Cuttle. Micep. Hogs, agon. Harness. Farming Tools, a fine Jack. Corn Hay, Household ,t Kitchen Furniture and a variety of other articles. rhKMS-—.V credit of 9 months will be given on ull sums ovtr ?•». the purchasor giving hiKiiote with approven surety waiving vaJuation aud appraisement laws, lhe real and pemiual estate above men-' tionod, being the property lately held by William

&c.T &c. Genuine LACE Collars, Plain Lin-'?t-4 en Collars.

STOCK OF

r.«i A

ancy Dress Buttons,

if -"-'put

Parasols,

?-r/,$

la6-, and NOTIONS,

•I1» f.'l

r, r°.ill I '.e.r ^",ur

ll at private

V,"*°i?

Urape Vine and Early Goodrich-'d

horouf, lhe

Millur. decoaseij.iiilu-

atc about l,li milea West of Crawfordsville, to-wit:

ii Wi AlsoJa superb lino of ,*.1^ f1 fjit.

Cloths and Cassimeres,

OABPBTS,

Jioojs, sijoxs,

^tV"wo ^r,i

hundrotl and

S AM I, (ILL, AX yc'uto

AXES.

All the leudingGrapo Vines. Harly Uood\ ich, and other Taluablc varieties of J'ototoei, for A Superior article of Linnnniw.ti t- n.\» »i 'o at wholesale and retail, at low prices.

rp mid r.t

n( ot, Cw

.?- P'^ble

A a Vv lined Cast Steel Axes, n-arran cd. Kcr'sale bv

dcc3lf

nx,

All of ilir ^n(il Mjlm.

C0MB -AJSTID SEE

1 1 1

TtTf'Kemeiubcr the Nt when in town. Nov.10, 1H«J.

IiKK BKOTHEK.

Brick Corner, Kn^lllLrs• \V. WA.SSON.