Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 September 1869 Edition 02 — Page 3

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Indlanapoltx, CrawfordsTlllr. snd Danrlllp Railroad. Leave Crawfordttville .V.V G&i *. in. Arrive at Indianapolis in. Leave Indianapolis Arrivi atUrawiordsfille

Louisville, New Albany Chiraco Rail Road. .tVfif-* (JOIN,G NORTH:

K.v press, Accommodation,

the paper.

Make your io' point.

TIII'.HK were at least four thousand people in attendance at the show on last Wednesday afternoon. At night, the cuowd was t-Mimated at twenty-live hundred.

A URr.KNEY from Lafayette, was lined a ti'W days since, for hitching his horse to a •\hiide tree. lie contributed seven dollars it ml eighty-five cents to the city.

Tilt: crowd attending the eirius last Tuesday was very large, but unusually iftiiet. Hut one case of drunk occurred, .lug. and nine dollars.

SSKI.I.VII.I.I: FAIR seems to have drawn vinall crowds this year. The fact is the people are waiting for the Montgomery Countv fair next October.

TIILKK was an immense crowd of people In the city last Wednesday. Notwithstanding we have some ten drinking saloon in

-ecu on the streets.

••SAVE!

Oh! Save me from the Beast!''

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r.lr.9 Jfl a.m. ... .7 10 p. m.

Saturdays

f.'aA.M.

same days at. 1- M.

KOI-KTILME.depart)

by hack, arrives M.ondav. AfrVdnesdajs and Fridays....4K P. departs Tuesdays. Thursdays.^ and Saturdays ..en A. .M.

Thursdays am^s'atnrdayi!**-•Ii il.

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All communications musi be signed by been nccom]ilished, and were rather astontlw real nnmeof -the wnter (o in«uve yrubli- ished to hear thai it was duesolelv to the »"'ti"ri• instrumentalist. Pit.ir llonr.Ks, already well

No attention will hereafier be paid loany ami favorably known to many of our oni.•communication that i« written on »K.th sides

THK days are hot and du«tv. The ni'/lit« didightfullj cool.

TIIK Sejitembor session of the Commissioners Court commences on next Monday.

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I IT Court

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JI wiMf ICKNT shower of meteors passed owr the cltv Sunday night. Their Coiir"e

ti'oui east lo west.

I'KKSONAI..—Griff.McK. Shaw, of Ihc Internal Revenue Department was in the Hty

ilii* week.

Vorsu Indies desirous of improving themselves in a musical way, will do well to lake instructions from Prof. Hodges.

TIIK new engine house and blacksmith *l.op at the junction live rapidly ap

proaching completion.,, a .i

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was the frantic exclamation of one of Afric's sable daughters, when the terrible Gorilla leaped the earth works. The dusky house in the city,

maiden was rescued. Hev. Zack. W illiams tiMtisiina.

ILL not the Indianapolis Mirror try and

touc its -'Jay" correspondent down a little. We've tried it buthe don tone worth a cent tor us. He draws so much from his vivid imagination that wc fear that lie might re

lapse into poetry.

Tiu: Crawfordsville Soros is will go to ihe t'hioago convention of the sisterhood almost .ii Mime. Wo can only hope for the good of ihe universe generally, that there will be even more splits in that assembly than in ihe c.ne held at New York.

.ii*K found his Gill at the circus la"t Wednesday evening. 'Twas'nt a gill of liquor cither: neither did he want to liquor, Having ceased about a week back, his back was too weak. Printers may think they know all about an but Jack can tell them

-ouie'at new Oh! that boast! "Dowis in front."

','LAKK TOWNSHIP IS about to set up for heiself. Her declaration of Independence is almost completed. We are willing she should annex herself cither to Putnam or

in favor of the road Crawfordsville. and NH), in favor Of'the Lafayette enterprise. The superior advantages offered by the Northeast & Surithwcpt road-will account for the difference in the vote. Enterprises of this kind will seek the centres of trade, and the Star city is central no more.

A LAAGF. YIELD.—Mr J. W.

Talhott of

I'nion township, whose farm is situated two miles south of the city oil the W&veland pike, thref.hed, a few davg since, 614 bush-

old

vural wealth

shade tree ordinance has been so

amended as to make the complaint or aftidavit of the party injured by the stationing fj of horses. necessary t.i a pro«eotition. Tliis is right.

W"f. would rail your special attention 10 the card of Mr William Wert to be found in to-day's paper. By rending this curd you will be able lo «ee that the -Etna, the old reli&h}e .in suranee cojn-

pany/ip good for all losae*. I s,

FIHK

OOMPANV.—Niagara

l£0 p.m. 9KWp rii.

(alarm

uili

Accomm'odotion Kxprcs. OOINO BOriH:

adjoining dwelling', and in this, they suc-

.a Tcce^ed admirablv. The bovs worked like ... 9 14 a. m. —5 52 p.m. heroes, and we saw two -.f them drop down .,—7TT~ from sheer exhaustion. Om- citizens can

ArrivalandDepartnro of Mallsnt the Post Oae* is Cnwfordsvllle. never he too liberal HI then* support of the DAII.Y—Going Booth ?»,' A. M. Five Department.

North P. .M.

riionNTOW*. by Hackrrivos Mondays and Friday*. P. M. Departs Tuesdays 1 Satbrdays -II A.M. ALAMO, by back arrives Tuesdays and

Saturday* Av M. ..'depalrU|»ame day* at.-. ». P. W \YSBTOWN, by hack arrive? Tuesday* -t

A Mj«li'W. i'ltyniov.—1 it.- coiigrcgatioii of tlic M. E/t'hiir..-h in this city were sliglit- [. ly Himnishel Int Sabbath bv the -eeming ^improvement made in the orgnii U»P«1 bv the choir, and many enquiring faces were turned toward the g-nllerv. Almost every one concluded thut new instrument.had taken the place of the old --Cabinet."' :The

uHl

-depdrH samo.dajfB at I P. volume being increased so as to fill the

v.vPoi.is, by carrier arrives Wednes- I „„i. days and Saturdays M. whole audience room. Several cf the le.i.ldeparU same doya at.. 1 1. M.

np rnom

ers

TO CORRESPONDENTS. fjiiire how sucli :t -udden ini]rovempnt had

Z(.„« in

romimincation short aud io

„..4ITY_NEW8.

SI'»VI,EV SIMRSNS is going to Europe.

FOOTI: has returned from hi* trip

Si.uth, and may he seen as jolly a.- ever, at, the Old Corner Book Store.

I hits I.I.'H new brick on Green street o- rapidly going up. When finished it will lie one of the finest buildings in the citj

THF. track of the East and West Kail road now being laid through the city. It will bn completed to ihc Dry Branch bv m-xt

Smtuvday.

,,-rio.l .ifter dismission to in-

,j ..on-ented to play for the

choir, and lo his superior skill as a performer, and his astonishing familaritv with the science of music, the congregation are indebted :for the treat. The Professor has, we are informed, been prevailed upon io give instructions in instrumental and vocal music to a small class in the city. We only wish that some of our churches could «oirtire his services as organist.

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I'Oiiimcnces on IU-XI Mon-

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Fuit.—The Annual Fair of

j_fhe Montgomery County Agricultural Society commences on the -Ith of October. From the extensive preparations which are being made, we ate or opinion that this will be the niot attractive ever held in this

County. We are glad to observe that an unusual degree of interest is being taken in

this institution by ilie people. This lad itself indicates the growing prosperity of our county.

It is necessary, in order io make '•FailWeek'' what it oughi to be. and to make if produce the good results which it might produce. tli|it all our citizens should exert themselves.' 'Let the .tradesmen of the city, the professional man. the artisan ami the laborer join with the farming classes in the

effort to make Montgomery County Fair one I of the Institutions of the Slate. Situated as we are. with our immense agricultural and mineral resources, with a reputation of being the best stock-producing county in the

Slate, and with the splendid railroad facilities we are almost in possession of. I his county Fair can be made an affair to be looked forward to, as a week of solid enjoyment for people of every occupation in life, lucre are perhaps but three professions or occupations which can not '-enter" into competition for premium. The minister may not be able lo exhibit his particular path lo eternal bliss and take a red ribbon --on it no prize perhaps may be offered to the shrewd attorney for the display-of the -leanest client's pocket book ami the surgeon perhaps will not be called upon to exhibit his skill in cutting, carving and burning. Hut these can well afford, and ought to allow themselves this week of rest and relaxation (if possible) from their labors. They certainly need some interval of this kind. And while all enjoy the -Fair week." political animosities will be forgot ton sectarian intolerance will be laid aside: good fellowship and harmony will prevail every bo'dy's sister, father and mother, brother, cousin's haltVstcp-brdlfier-iii-law will come to make a visil.'and all will have a week to be remembered.

The New Puiup.

The hew pump in front of Joslin's is one of the attractions of Green street. Jos-

ihe cit v, there was only one drunk person .... .. lin invites everybody to call around and partake of its sparkling water, and al the

same rtmc examine his new and larpe slock of stoves and tinware, lie is now giving tettej- bargains ihan nnv other

A CARD.

Vol'NTSVII.I.K. August '_'S. In'iO.

This may certify that I received three small potatoes of S. Hopping, weighing a fraction over one-half pound. I planted them and with ordinary culture the product of those weight *.7 pounds.

Yours. DAN Vol'NT. The above were of ihe early rocs variety,

oud from what we hear from those who have tried them, they eclipse all other: varieties. Mr. Hoppins, we understandhas cultivated them to |a large extent dnring the present season.

A CARD.

The. rnbsci ibier at a time of disaster, having practically experienced the great benefit of Insurance, heartily recommends

its substantial advantages to the public and

especially invites attention to the .t.tnu InturaJOY Company of Hartford, as a just and correct exponent of its nost excellent com| mercial and equitable principles. Furthermore improving the occasion by this JOGde to return thanks to the sa'id .Etna Insurance Company, James Heaton. Agent

Posey, as soon as she has done her part to- for present satisfactory payment of the wards building the two new Railroads, a

Court House and an Artesian Well at thi*

.. -J plice.

CLINTO.N COUNTY gives a majority of

1.000.

Where to Bay.

There is many a young married couhle in our county, who just at the present time are contemplating setting up housekeeping. the better to enjoy that domestic bliss that the home-circle with its charms can only give. Of course there is furniture to buy. They will want the latest style of bedstead, and by and by. there is no telling what may happen!, a little crib with rockers, a set of chairs, a familv rocking

chair, a bureau, stand, Ac. Of course they

couirnr

No. 1, did good

work a (rain last Sunday night. About twelve o'clock that night tlie residence of Mr. William Wert, on North Washington

Street, wns discovered to be on fire. The was not given, however, until the house]was almost consumed. The company arriving devoted their energies to save the

fair notice.

ses. or Light Harness, that has taken the 1st Premium two years succesively for General Purposes or Light Harness, can not bc admitted to contend in the same Rings again. Nor can a Brood Mare, nor a -Jack, having taken premiums '2 years as aforesaid, bc offered as be.it Brood Marc, bc-t .1 nek. for it is the aw. thing they have be»j« :iwarded premiums for before, but .1 colt for instaucc. that has taken a 1st preni MI in as a year old, and the next year as a 'J year old, ran come in this year as a 3 year

old, for it if not tlf fonf thing. Nor does it

the sppeeii or qualities, provided they have not won the rihhons in these ring

lira." or Silver Hands belonging to the County, bringing iheir inslrnmenls and

performing for the Society during ilie Fair, will be given free admission.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Cheap John. tine Table Linen'

IljlV

•loh ).

the new firm is crowded.

for less money.

... A. K.Ramsey sells the finest Chewinz Persons w.sb.ng to make Entr.es, or to Tobjcco

select stalls for registrv, any time prior to ... lew. eveybody uses it. s»2*w.# the Fair of the Montgomery County Agn- 'T cultural Society, can find the undersigned Plows! Plows! Plows! at the office of the Township Trustee, in First rate article of genuine Richmond Crawfordsville. Hows expressly for the fall trade jn»t re-

A difference of opinion in regard to the ceivrd at Campbell & ITarlers

ruling out of animals or articles that have

taken l«t Premiums for lively, having been reported, it is thought necessary to make an explanation to prevent misconstruction.

Any animal or artich can Irt admitted to cont'lid for a Premium that hat not taltn thf BEr EinnoN, 2 ire'ir* in siicret'ioii. TOR THE -KMT.

TIII.VG.

That is: A stallion for Oenei-al Purpo-

to stop it.

before,

in the manner prohibited. for these are nii KUEXT things.

DAVID ENOCH.

W. LEMMOX. Sec.

Pres.

Cancers Cured,

Dr. Swank, the well known and noted cancer physician will visit the Piichardsou Hou«e. the 2d Tuesday of every month hereafter through the year, and and attend to the treatment of chronic diseases and especially cancers. lie visited this place eveiy month as well as all ihe adjoining County seats in and 1804 regularly, he treated and cured a great, many cases here. lie cured a cancer on George Fruits' wife. Jonas Kotinlree.. Isaac Rich, old Mrs. Wilson, of Ladoga, and William Buchanan's wife, some of which were quite bad.

The Doctor^ has proved himself to lie a

man of science and skill, and generally too well known lo need recommending,

of Cheap

Iiiamond.

'id diamond grain powder bell llai ter's. it is the best..

(/'ampI wl

Ye Hunters.

A large lot of Ely's genuine Gun Caps and Wads, at A. F,Ramsay's. .iiig-JIw-'i

:.•••-• Cheap John.

I'.uy your tine Pantnscopic Speotacles of Chen .Tolln.

Sportsmen

Should go to A. F. Ramsay's before buying

no wonder

11 Lbs—S,100

You can get 11 pounds of choice crackers at Mahorney & Gerrar.l's for the sum of one dollar. Angl lw.V

Twelve Pounds

Choice Butter Caackers for Si, at A. F. Ramsay's. aiig21w.".

Paints.

HiHy Fry sells more glass, paint, pultv,

oil. \c„ than any other man. and does it

11 Lbs For tl,00.

Hear in mind that you can get 11 pounds of crackers for one dollar at Mahorney & Gerrard'c. AugHwo

"Take a Chew."

But be sure before you do that you get

loss (SI.200 by fire, ofmy residence on the I your tine cut tobacco nt Mahorney & Gernight. of August'-"J. 1n9.- rard'v AugHw*» WILLIAM WKI'T. I

I Correct. The best Fine Cut Tobacco is at A. F. I in sev «. aug'-M w"

Hucksters

And Country Stores wishingastock should go to the celc-bihted Aristo Grocery. A. F. Ramsay is there, who ehallenges the Cos-

I110®-

will want the be«t «s well as the cheapest trees and 'fine shrnbery, and fruits of all kinds,

els of wheat, the product of twenty acres. they can find. By calling at Anthony cistern under cover. Price Kl.aio. We doubt it there it

county in tho Kostanzer's, on Washington street, they j, Montgomery in will net only And a large stock to select

•State that can rival old Montgomery in will net only find a large stock to select Mahorney &Gerrard £eep the best fine xhe productiveness of her toil and agricnW from but they will be agreeably surprised cut Tobacco in the market "North Star at the low price at which he is now selling. Fine cut.' AugHw-l

aug21wo

W. P. Briton, Real Estate Agent, Can sell a beautiful residence near the businert part of the city, with half an acre of ground,

half house, finished in style seven a a a a

lty brick and Tel walks flowe shida

Tkey Keepl It. &Gerrard kee

Il will be sold to suit purchasers in town lots or in bulk. Quick sale is the

Judge's motto. For terms, imiuire nt M. M. AVhitford law office. Stone Font. I Mayors-office. .••••• jnne'Ji'itf

Paints. Oil, Ac.

.Mr. Wm.

their ammunition. auei'lw.1 woman, and child in Montgomery couuly, 'has latelv received a laree invoice of

Cheap John.

Buy your fine Iloger's Plated Ware, warranted years, of CHEAP JOHN

Fall Stocks.

Wm. K. Wallace & Co.. are receiving their fall and winter stock of hoofs and

shoes.

Now

Is the time io repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, yon can find, cheap, at Fry's Drug Store.

Powder, Shot and Caps.

Campbell & Ilarter are selling the best and cheapest powder, shot, caps and wads intheciiv. Call and see them. sJi

Crowded Houses.

,. With such workmen, as Cumberland tells and are believed to be of the best quality I us he has to work for him. it for eating. Iheir yield is miraculous.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Iftfi'.i.

He Sell* It.

bc AronnlJl|lB

Hall's

years consecu- Those who have an itching head should

I,,e VfC""hh

Every 'body should call 'and see that

siock of boots and shoes at AVm. K. Wal-

Busy Bee.

Our friend J. Vi. Cumberland of ».he firm of

WD. K.

Wallace & Co.. is kept bnsy by

the crowds of customers, to get a pair of

nice boots and shoes.

"North Star."

This is the best brand of all tine cut Tobaccos now in the market. Every body uses it,. To be found it Mnhorney & GcrrardV Atul-lwo

Good Work.

We notice that Joseph Gaskill l»as pone

prohibit a Mare or a Gelding, that has ta- to work for Wm. K. Wallace & Co. Joe ken the red ribbon twice successively, as puts on a nice patch, and rnake« a splenthe best .Mare or Gelding of ?, years old did bool. and over, from coming in on the Time Track, or under the ^if lhev have I

Pur

^.^Drugs.

hemicals. dye stuns, brushes, paints, oils

and varnishes, at the lowest possible rales, I at T. W. Frvs & Co.'s. Green street drug

Cider Mill*!!

The improved Buckeye Cider Mills, made al Springfield, have some lale and very remarkable improvements that, no other mills have, sold only by Campbell & Harler.

Robert Carson

Will notfbe found in his new brick, National Tllock. No. 0. on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap as the cheapest. July 17't0ti',

Settle Up.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of R. M. Ramsay & Sons will please call and settle with R.M. Ramsay—ii st'ttlemnU icith any olhlr member of the

Jinn i* unavthorixed. ... aug2Swn R. M. RAMSAY & SOVS.

Billiars.

First-class billiard tables at ihe Driskell Saloon. The best of liquors and cigars kept on hand. Epicures will find the bill of fare unrivalled by any est.aurant in thecitv. Nov.? Iv.

and any person calling him a quack would be laughed at. The Doctor's first ten yenrs The Latent were spenl in treating diseases generally ^O'les of Ladies', (Misses' and Childrens' ten in traveling over the greater part of

Tlie Doctor is a regular graduate of one of the best Reform Medical Col legos in the I nited States, ami stands as a physician in his profession.

lie deals honestly with his patieuts. If. he thinks lie cannot cure or benefit them' lie will tell them so. as it is to no physician's interest to deceive his patients. He carries a full supply of medicines, and charges low, but cash. Sept fw

('re-s

the United States, always making a Demorest's Emporium of fashion, of New speciality of cancer, and treating thou- I

sands of cases, and treating chronic dis- 'l

eases, and fur the last five has been loon

ted permanently in Indianapolis. lie will travel part, of the time hereafter to give him some respite Irom city life.

pattern, just received from Mine,

York rii

h.V

001

Miss Addie Moore, two

"outh of the M. E. church'.

Drags.

!. The last shall be first.—Scripture. Verified by the fact that the drug store established in this city after the others I had been in full operation for years, is now eclipsing all the rest in the way of trade.

Look in at Fry's Drug Store, on flveen Street and see.

I Judge Nayloi-'s Property For Sale. Judge Naylor will dispose of his property. Having a front of over 2o0 feel on

Franklin Street, and containing over 0 acre-.

Fry, of the Green street

Drug Store, informs us that he is now prepared to stipplj' paints, oils, glass, putty, elc.. lo contractors nt very lowest con tract prices. Persons engaged in building will find it to their interest to consult, his pi-ice list before buying their materials.

Cheap John

.. This affable itinerant merchant, whose

n,lu,c

become familiar lo every man.

wares which he proposes to dispose of at very low figures. The spectacles sold by him are unsurpassed, being of the new and improved kind so highly esteemed by her Majesty Queen Victoria.

Assist Tour Eyes/

MAI-RICE CAMPHKLL,alias Cheap John, has

provided himself with a splended assortment of 'improved Pantascopic Spectacles,' which he proposes to furnish toMiis numerous customers and friends, at very reasonable prices. He litis devoted much time and attention to this branch of business, and knows what kind of spectacles to buy, I that will render satisfaction, and prove beneficial to the eye. If any of our readears need any thing in this line, they can do no better than Io call on Cheap John. ft II tr" 1

Pretty Women.

A comparatively few monopolize the Beauty as well as the attention of Society, This ought not lo he so, but it is and will be while men are foolish and -ingle out pretty faces for companions.

This can be changed by using TTagan Magnolia Balm, which gives the Uloom of Yonth and a refined, sparkling Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.

No Lady need complain of a red. tanned, freckled or rustic Complexion who will invest 76 cents in Hagan's Magnolia T$alm. Its effects are frnlv wonderful.

Lvov's un.wRoN is the best hair dressing. August 14 ml

SEMINARY.

Ladoga Seminary.

LADOGA. INDIANA. TTAVING (jiven this school a thorough trial 1 XL

regard it as offering the best advantages for the prices charged. of any school in the •State. WILLIAM JOHNSON.

SCHOOL OPENS. SEPTEMBER fi.

CHARGES PER QUARTER TEN WEEKS. Room rent, each pupil S CO Tuition, Primary Department 3 90

Preparatory '.'Academic

1st year

Special Notice.

I want to build me a new house. I have bought the ground, and it took all mv I "checks in hand, and more too. Vlsrrrl.'f Bankert loaned me the balance at pfr tfnl a month and frtnif. offers lo build me said dwelling are plenty, but they all want their money every Saturday night to pay their hands. Now 1 have accounts 'overdue from six months to five vears: so

friendjl pay llp (ani lV lhi?

y.jij, ij,

4 39 6 00

year year

Incidental fee. Primaryl epaxtment Academic Rending room fee. Music—Piano, Orcaa and Guitar

fa 50 50

UMof Instrument Other branches of Fine Arts, usual rates Boardin per week 2 25

10 00 9 00

July 31m- A. J. VAWTER. Principal.'

j„

JTmr X'*'*n to [my friends.) I dislike to have any deal-

know

cers 0

flail who owe me old, unsettled accounts will

aW-

1,ave ,hp ,0

lace CoX, two doors north of Gra- kept your health good so that your labor,

ham's.' Ani?14

},ii| you

P»y s«i'l officers mv. if

on ne lpc( fhis

warning. The dortor has

rich soil and favorable season have yielded you an abundant harvest. I appeal to

your honor in this matter, as I would much

rather rely on this than Ihc law. Yo'irs truly, as voti pay me.

3 \}£j I TVr-»

J. S. McCl/TLLAM'. M.

SPECIALS.

I-ARM FOR MLK.

We offer for sale 60 acres of Crst-clii.-*' Intnl. lying on the eait side of the Danville road, and only L'similes from Crawfordsville.

For terms of sale and further 'particulars call at M. M. Whiteford's T.mv Office. Mnvo:'* Rnf.ni July 11. lWS\ytf. 't,.

On Time.

Anybody can buy the best cook ?tove in the market, the oven arranged that the heat passes entirely around it. bakine quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sisrn of the Gnldec Stove, on six month's time.- He. will sell queensware and classware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stores are irnarantoeil an,I sold on six month'J time. Call and -re him.

M.iy2fl "fiOtf. I

Errors of Yonth

A|fientleman who suffered for year5 from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the fsimple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wisliinz to profft by the advertiser's experience/can do so by addressing. in perfect confidence. .TOIIN U. DO DEN.

May 20 l=Cil.lv. No. 45 Cedar st.. New Voi l:.

A Cnrit.

To the Editor of Cratiforthfiille Rerieir Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow me to inform my friends and the public generally that I have tesumed the practice of law.

Office in Crawfordsville. opposite the Post. Office. LEW. WALLACE. Cmwfordsville, Dec. 12, lftfift. If

Huff & Kellogg's

Is the stable to jcc^ your fine rigs. They can accommodate you with any kind of a riy. If you wish to take a fancy drive, go to Huff it Kellogg's. If youwish to get up a fishingor hunting party Huff fc Kellog's is the place to get your rig: for they have the only vehicles for excursions, in the city. They can furnish ynn with a turnout for two or fifteen persons. Any sized party fcan be accommodated. If any body in town can excel Huff A Kellogg in fine|vehieles orfancy horses, let thcin trot them out. Let thosethat- are judges call at their stable, on north side of .Market street, the old sign of Huff A- Son, you will find Old Honest Abe and Charley uhvays. iind they are both pleasant and accoinrnodalins. .May '-'0. tf

A Card.

I would inform my old friends and customers, that for the present. I will repair such watches, clocks, and jewelry, as they

may desire: and I will be found at my residence at all hours for that purpose. I I have also just, received a fine assortment I I of Selh Thomu.i cloefa, which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. Let. my old friends, and all others, call al my residence, where I will be happy to see them. 1 ioL'71 f.

JAMES PATTI-'KSO.N.

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Atifciir-t -1, lfoitraS.

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rt-O & O to O rt

9 go 55

.®(3

?£5'S-

To Consumptives.

IHK Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a vcryisimple remedy. after bavins suffered several years with a severe lung affection and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxious to make known to his Pel-low-snffeerrs the means of cure.

Parties wishing the prescription, will please adress REV.

EDWARD A. WILSON.

Williamsbnrir. Kings County. New York. Mn j.-.H.iiO.ly

Hair Goods and Hair Jewelry. Mrs. Belle Sanders. Washington Street. over R. Carson's grocery store, Crawfordsville, lnd. Manufacturer of and Dealer in Hair Jewelry and Goods. Embracing everv style of Gent's Wigs and Toupees. Ladies' Wigs. Switches. Braids. Curls. Waterfalls. rizetls, Coils, Bows. Frun is. Scratches, Bands. Hair-Nets. Ornamental Hair. Parings. Whiskers, Beards. Mustaches. Puffs. io., She also keeps on hand and for sale. Gold. Silver and Diamond Hair Powdei-.

Mrs. Panders returns her ihanks to iiie Ladies and Gentlemen of ihe city for ihe

liberal patronage heretofore extended her. and would solicit an inspection of her work, which will be found to compare favorably with that manufactured in any of the large cities. E-.t or West. Her Goods

are made from the finest Human Hair, and she warrants her Work t" srive satisfaction in every particular. jun'.'iim-':

Worthy of Attention.

T*Dr. Tktinsii. Harley: I hereby certify that durinit the last year I was attacked with the Ague while in Vick'bnr?, Miss., and ised several popular patent medicines with but temporary relief. On reaching home the disease returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quinine, in laree doses, frequently as high as fid grains per day, anil which must have cost me nearly ?100. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine and Arse nic. combined, which I refused to lake, preferring to let the disease take its course. I was almost bloodless, extremc-Iy exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. At about this lime the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I determined to give it a trial. 1 did so and have no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me com•J {J) pletely.aud since that time have seen nearly 00 a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy result, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN. Engineer.

Louisville. Ky., June

14. lrCj.

For sale by all Druggists. JAMES RUDDLE A CO. Proprietor-. sug9ly tt Rullitt St.. I.oiii.-ville Ky.

STOVES.

ni i: rtM'K oi

INDIANAPOLIS.

THE NEW YORK STORE,

INDIANA POINTS.

We are now daily roof vin:/ rntr vli a »f

A O O S

And have just opened

U.WW- 'INK

CHEAPEST!

W hen j-oii waul a

COOK: STOTE

Do not tail to uo

iRwi]\r'

And examine his ioek of "loves

THE ENTERPRISE

ONK

of the larges Cook Sii with an oven by -U inches

N W A E

Is nl-o liiite. and l.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

W'c can (iHer a''

Superior Inducements

TIN. COPPKIi AND SIIKI'.T IKON AI!!-:

I A I:I TO

OUR STOCK OF

To all who desire it, be will send a copy of TT A T) TTT A T* TTT! Ihe prescription used (free of charge), with the I"! f\ ly I VV direction for preps rim and using Ihe "same .... which tl.ey will find a SI RE (VKE FOR CO\I st MPTiox. ASTHMA.BRONCHITIS, etc. The object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

We Defy Competition.

Parti**/ i.uilitiriir »viil -ii.-V. oil ,|f ••.\'?:ninc mn

S O A N I S

Before piiieiiasina.

April 3 iMJfl. y. lltWIN.

AGUE CURE.

x^GCTABi-^

III Pills. Convpiiipiit for I st-.

Contains no Qiiiiiinp.

Produces no Dizziness.

No Itiiiirins: in the Ears.

One Dose in a ilsi.v sufficient. Cures Airne in all its liirin. No I npleasant Taste. Safe for the

l'omn

est Cliiltlmi.

No chanse of Diet required. Exposure or iinusnal exercise will not destroy its Kfficiencv. .Y'KYER ItROTHEKS CO..

OENERAL AtJENTS.

Fort Waye. Ind.. and St. Louin Mo. ItTPFor sale by all Druggists. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 11Y

BINFORD & BROTHER

July -.M. IcW.w-iO

^IRCL LARS of every description neatly e.tKJ eeuted on common while or colored paper, letter paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind or quality of paper desired and price-, accordingly. at the Review Office.

"KM ERVBODV should go to firegg'* lo see the immense rtock of New (ioods just received and daily arriving.

1 3 1 A N S

.IN

Prints, Bleeched Muslins, Flannels, and

Brown Muslins, Table Linens, Alpacas.

\W invite a onrel'ul (-s:iiiiinalion ul' our wlioiu stork. Our jiim-liasf bciny made prerion« to the lnte advance in prii-e*

Country Stipplinl on Lilu'rul 'lYriiiv

PETTIS, XXTCIKSOlSr

I,\.\H.M HellI Hell. mnl Tea llelUal

V-

"f**"

CO.

\KW YORK .STORK.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

HARDWARE.

LOCKS,

Latches. IJults, and Strap Hinges, Screws. Hook and Eye, Gate Hinges, Glass. I'utty. Sash Poors Blinds, and every variety of bnildinsr material, cheap at

MILL.

IIMJ

GRKnC'S .MAMMOTH.

Drag, and Cross-Cut Saws Hip. Hand. Panncl. Tonned. Hack, and Key hold Sans, nt «:i:i-:«it:*s MAMMTII.

MH^PPINt. and Iti'ond A\e-. I*'oot Ad/.ep, Planes. Morti-c and Sr.ckel Kirinrr Chi°els and Drawing Knivi

Ul."It HOKS Planters and (Siinlcn llocs of all size and qualities, al GUKti(i MAMMOTH.

L^OIJ Good Uaiuain.- ami.Gnod (J

in the market arranged

that the heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it the quickest and evenost baker ever introduced.^ No turning the bread around two or three times. We guarantee these stoves in every particular.and offering them I'no dollarlower than the same si/.o stove can be bought in the Wnbasli alley.

BfcAl

'I M" I [i

Oils, liu I I:UI 'Mir.

MMKNSI-: ."took n»",v

»L

i-lniol Itcll-, Hand Ki lls. I GI I:( G'S.

J, I ADIKS wisliiny -ii|ei i..r iiu.ilii of ...,1 JLJ sor- and .hear-«ill liii'l I (..rn ill (ii .1. Mammoth Hani ware Str.re

jNh hundriil aiol twentvtern- of Pocket Knne. a!

LA K(»K vsn i' Ief (»lirMi|. MI

A IJ, Jul tinI (M 7« A.\. :»f

large and a- we hnv p\cli:=i\'e!y forea'li

Grejfg'. Mainiiiotl, I In, .|u II .• i.,r,.

pllh lmpr..ved Quaker lieaper an.I- \|.,uei I perl eel enriositv an.libe u..i,l I perfect curiosity mi.I ihe

I Id on exhibition a I CCKi.i,

E. J. BINFORD &

I.• ui.-:V 11 c. .1IIIIe Ci.

ilifl'-li-nl pal t:|{i:ii(."S.

VAI.I. IV, Willkinsou'- Cilcl.ialcl Sin bears at J•- Mn„iiiiolh llardnan- Si.

t'nri.nn Itaiids. ('unainsfKnobs. Picture Nail-, and fancy io.,,,!- eall'itl

I11* s.rnl'Wji!

ni v»'

LIMA Mowui and lCeaji!|.. V- provement oj nee, is i(,e ning, has tin-

ICMSIthe

theliilesi im I lithtesi boll- o| I

iniieliinery.

any jiinehine and only requires I wo men t,,

vtin ftoi»i

I iriins,

.Krnpirt• Hl^ck.

^"Mll-. ,II Id lieupi :i no Mo

f.|,i

and Irom to in in-res perdav. t'orni1 the wonder, eveivl.i.dv :n I llnrilware Sh.r".

and -ee

M.'IIOlTIOt

.-III

gc.li muchine ,.Ver built., ,-very wheel iiiirncd Irom s,,lid iron, and ihe coy- i-ni with inaehini ry and MMed on an irone (-.. u- [i.-jt-1-.vas a Hnleb. nil:- very lighl Mild wiil ge.ir longer than any other timehinr. It i- ,| per .-elf raker, or hand rake.and i- ih- lin.-i uiaehiiir- ever binll. GR, -ce it

nd.-i of hi

MA M.Mti'l II.

\\*l)()| ,-scil a inii l:.,nper till,I also, h--N i- I -rk S"|f.rn)..lll!f R,.

-br.-iie.i Vi.ini,,f 'I hre-iiiiiLM.iehiii#.-i:i:t

A i.U:R

a '-hill' »I

:i 1111 1

rhr. -him- Wn CItK :•••.

A Itiehinon

I l"n-c I Jrain Drills ai E A O

l? ,) ib.v i: ,v.-„„d II,.,.

IV ll.-M I-"rk' .1 I fr«

HAh

It K*1 Tools of everv Uind a*w:iys a ii id so he a a I I

FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.

\)W UN •'Ihiiitr-I three iiuartcrs 1 *i a miles north of town, on the (Irerncastlc road, (-••iilaining six room'. The house is entirely new. The tot contains over four acres of ground, and is fenced,

hit

BRO.'S COL.

SIX ft RAT REMEDIES

Hurley's Ague Tonic

Arwnir-Ka .tlfrcsry. ,t

IM.HH.rTLV KKi.lAKLK.'^'

I IIP ••nly rfinedy for Chill? and Kcver. or Ague and Fever, that or can bc depended upon i* Hurley'-ALMIC Tonic. Ther« have been thounnd cured by mine it who have tried th.e n'ual remedies without benefit.

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To I)r. Thomas A. Ilnricy I hereby cortify that during last yoar 1 was attacked with the ague whilst in ickisbarg. Mi#.. and tijed .-cvcn\i popular medicine# with but temporary relief. On reaching homo the di«c.iacd returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attcndant ordcrcd Quinine in largo dose.- —frequently as high as 60 grains per day. and which must have cost me nearly "100. I conMiltcd Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and fonnd he prescribed ]uiniun and arsenic combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the di*ca*c take its cour.-e. 1 was almost bloodies*, extremelv exhausted, and pronounced with en-lar-'od Liver and Spleen. About tbis time, the advertisement or Hurley's Ague Tonic, appeared in a city paper, and 1 determined to give it atrial. 1 did so. and have no reason to rejrei it. One bottle restored mo completely, and jince that time «een nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Kngineer.

Louisville, Ky...June IS, WW,

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.,

Hurleys Sarsnparilla*

WITH JOl'IDK OK POTASH.,

A Miction* of the Banc*, lfabiluitlC«allrr ncaa.y Drbilil, (DiMnar* of the KMneys, Diapcpain, Rrnlpelb, Fewnli'

Irregularities, Fiatuln, nil Akin DlacniM, IJrcr C«mplnlMt. ndigcolion piles, Polinonitry DiscusesScro» fnln.or King's Krll,

Myphifis.

CHAINS, ('oil {Chains, Fifth Chains, willingly and positively on the subject. Trace and Tug Chain- Halter Chains. Ilrass I My daughter has been afflicted with skill ilis-

I'race and Tug ('haius Halter Chains. Ilrass ainl Iron .faek ('hains, at. (!RK(!G'S IIAHDW AltK STOIiK.

Lot'isvtl.LK. April -1. ldM. 1

IIuriev's Sarasparilla is what it is represented. and 1 believe it tlio most wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under tho heavens could induce mo to snv so without proof ot the Mronye*!' and surest kind therefore, 1 speak

I -ea«e and stiffness of the joints for several.year*. I employed the principal physicians of thocity-,. land they could not cure her. I gnvo her your

Snrsapnriiln tiot expecting it. would flo hor aincu good, but tomy great astonishment shoraplim I well, and thank God continnos So. Had sue been taking any medicine 1 would not givo fni?

of the best oiuilitv. at GIIKGG'-S .MAMMOTH.

certificate but your Sarasnarilla. the oiil.r

remedy einpbiycd, leaves no doubt of its iiifrdi- i. «'HI uunlities, ami thnf

(Si^nodi) f»L KK NOliDi), \ny pornon r**n 111 rintc tho truth find honesty thf stntomont. will linil me nt my rofnlcnce. n.mrr Ninth :in«l Wnlnut Erects, Ii0uif»vil|p. Ky.

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM CANDY"

Messrs. .lames Huddles A Co.—Genllemen—-It gives me great pleasure to lay, after usiii(j all the

"Pencil nt. other worm remedies known to me. with but to my children. 1 was advised

CHKGG'S XMMOTII 11A l{ I Id T01{K. I "a^d ^"isiim" Miilroti hnvo heroine »|uito WPU nncl hmilthy. ih*»

Urn-,i nl

.WWSIYIIMI

M:UIH]O1

I\m

Knivo^ainl Korki UT »(#'S.

••hiMrrn woiiM out it all tho timn. It i? one ot tlie ho-t, known, and HJIMHMI,

,,,cn,,in,,, Ml :, ,l

i"\ii. sw.TKAVis.

E S

STOMACH BITTERS,

ii it

llt-bilily, I.M«tif A|i|iflilf, Wfiiltiiwi lii. iliuemion, or ItyapriMin, M'nul •Mfion of Ihr l.lvrr or Binoralrrrd ^itoiunrli.

There .nt: no bittern can compare «ilh lli«ff in removing] complaints. For siil^ orl cun be liMilntam ,li na store in the I nited States. .1AMKS KI'DDDLE .fc CO..

Proprietors. I,oiii»ville. Kv.-

lo.la-. Kndille A Co.. Loiiisvillo. Ky.: Gentle men: 'I'lii- is to certify that I have been for yearii -offerer and tried nil the Ionics 1 have heard or'-ecu advertised, with little or no relief from anj ol tlieni. I beard Hurley's Bitters highly -ooken ol.and trieil a bottle with little fuith in il before I commenced, and to my surprise anil loy, befi.re I finished one bottle, I felt a great deal better and firmly bcleive that ono or two oeiM-ions it wa-: the means of saving and proloiiL'iiig |iny life. conscientiously recommended tin-in to i|| ,-iifferers as the best Bitten known, and advise them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have no other. on can tide lIns as on think proper, it it wrll benefit others. oiirs Iroh etc". .IOHN \V. DIXON l.oni-t ill... Ky. December, 1".

MOTIIKKS TAKK NOTICK.

DE. SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

l'-e i|, It,

iittrntTH. it^Mtccmen

M.r well Mikeii. p)ar

terms apph il the

Sash Factory, on the Dry limm-h. I will also dispose of my interest in thel'raw-ford-vile Pinning mid Sash Factory.

August:** ISAAC WILHITK.

ST received, a very large steel horse shoe-1

hnr-c

Ulack^mith'* Tools at

lust

I '.itne everybody. iiiar'."-1 1

ciiieut ol thu HI in action. Invitlnahle io

biii.-):i.oi r|1111e up with the adv :ii.-.' I'len -:ini to lake. }iarm'tj ctlieiciil and relin bie in all cusps I h' I'db.n iiii/ di-eases:

Mimriier ('oinplaiui. Itreijolnriliei ,| ihe I-. Keii'n enes.. Teething. ,te. tlivc hea'ili In ihe hil'l and resf |,^ tne in ri*• i.

\-M II I.K, TEVS. I eb. I.» I3:.-.

In-. ICnddie A Co.. I.onisville. Ky.—When iiviou in y.-iir cily I used sewral bottles of D/ ,-M brook'- Infant Soothing Syrup, and found ii do in.v child more good anl it would reM j. beiier alter using it than any oilier remedy 1 can -ay with coulideoce. it :be be-t toedicioe lor chiliiien a' pre-eut known. I wish von wi.ul I L'cl h'- drngui't here to keep u. Jf one doe-. plc:i-e lei me know it r.ot send rue on^ do/i II by e\pre--, and I will pay for il nt the (il. |iee|,e|.-. Uiile me when you "end il. aii-t' oblitre MltS. S\I5AH I.. ICANDOI.I'H.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Klixir of I'.Mophosphate of Iron and Calasava.

I be cU'iiuiil t:uiii),i!jatioi! p«,ssess^^ ail the roso properties of Peruvian Hark and Iron wi'boiii the di-u^reeuble taste and hail effects of ei'hei -cp.ir.iicl} or in ••thcr preparations, ot lln -e valuable uiedieiries. ft «hould be takenJlk .-ill la-.-,. KIICH a u" i.lie tonic impression ii qniri a ter coj,v all O'ffnce from KKVKHS or debil •filalmgdi-ea.e.,,,r in thoe distressing iregulan tic« peculiar icinales. No female should be iwithoiil it ii liable lo sii,.|, diseases, for lo-tll

James Ruddle & Co.,

I'KnlMSfETOKS.

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

-upply ot iron hot Nails and CREOti'S.

»h«»vel »r ih«» tjiillion^. CKKCtS'S

Ivy,

„oiiis\'illeJ

ATI ihr jlii.i'e guodafor ale hy

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.,

Crawfordsville, fnd.