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

CIRCULATION'

Leave Crawfordsville Arrive at Indianapolis. Leave Indianapolis. Artvr| at OrawtordsTille.

ii: CITY NEWS.

THE BETIEW. IIK shade tree ordinance has been JO amended as to make the complaint or nffidavit of the party injured by the stationing of horses. necessary to a prosecution. This right.

IndlanapollK, CrawfordttTllle. and Dantitle Railroad. 6.00 a. m. .... 10:05 a. m.

l-JM p.iji.

Louisville, New Albany & Clifwuso

a-nl*

AI.AMO. BY hack arrives Tuesday and i'lv Saturday* "T*f4" ""io A L-

NJIWTOWN.

W carrier arrives Tuesday?,

vl,liNAroU a 1 a 1

IIK crowd attending the cirius last I ues-

tlay was very large, but unusually ijuiei. Ilut one case of dtnnk occurred, nine dollars.

"S WE

.Inc. ami

I'SHEI.LVU.I.I: AIR seems to have drawn vniall crowds this year. The fact is the people lite waiting for the Montgomery Countv fair next October.

I W would call yonr special attention to the card of Mr William Wert to be found in lo-day's paper. By reading this 1 card you will be able to «ee that the "-•Etna," the old reliable. in sur^nee COTO-

pany.'jp good for all losifis. 1

IRI: OMP.VXV.—Niagara No. 1. did good work again last Sunday night. About I a re id of -Mr. William Wert, on North Washington

Tiii.itK was aa immense crowd of people

la the city last Wednesday. Notwithstanding we have some ten drinking saloon In the oil v, there was only op,e drunk per-on -.4.1 «een on the streets.

Oh Save me from the Beast:

»s the O'antic exclamation of one of A Trie's sable daughters, when the terrible tiorilla leaped the earth works. The dusky maiden was rescued. Rev. Zack. W illiam

Hssistina

W ILL not the Indianapolis Mirror try and fpue its -'Jay" correspondent down a little. We've tried it but. he don tone worth a cent Tor u«. He draws so much from his vivid imagination that we fear thai he might re

lapse into poetry.

IIK Crawfordsville Sorosis will go to lhe Chicago convention of the sisterhood almost a „,(utr. We can only hope for the good of the universe generally, lhat there will be even more splits in that assembly than in

the one held at New York.

JACK found his Gill nt the circus last Weduesday evening. Twas'ni a gill of liqnor eitlier neither did lie wnnl to liquor. lhe. Ilaviug cea9ed about a week back, his back having was too weak. Printers may think they

know all about an but Jack can tell them some'at new Oh! that beast! '-Down in front."

t't.ARK TOWNSHIP is about to set uji for herself. Her declaration of Independence is almost completed. We are willing slw should annex herself either to Putnam or Posey, ns soon as she has done her part towards building the two new Railroads, a Court House and an Artesian Well »r this place.

S CLINTON COUNTY gives a majority of 1.000, in favor of the wad Crawfordsville, and SOO, in favor Of' the Lafayette enterprise. The superior advantages offered by the Northeast & Southwest road will account for the difference in »he vote. Enterprises of

this kind will seek the centres of trade, and the Star city t« central no more. I• 1

A LABCE YIELD.—Mr J. Union township, whose farm is situated two miles south of the city on the Waveland pike, threshed, a few days since, 614 bushels of wheat, the proditQt of twenty acres. We doubt ii tlwre is an^ county in the State that"can'rival'old Montgomery in ihe productiveness of her toil and agriculture 1 wealth

Street, wns discovered to be on fire. The

if'*. JJ' Road. jmlnrin was not given, however, until the "'I G0T??f? NOBTIT: house^was almost consumed. The company Accommodation 2 IS!

arriving devoted their energies to save the

ccef

Accommodation. 5 58p.m., heroes, and we saw two of them drop down

—7- from sheer exhaustion. Onv citizens can never h«i too libeml in their ««pport. ff the

AILY—Ooinif 3outh M- Firr Department North I. Jl. tnoavTOWTf, by Hack,*rrivea Monday* and ...

Fridays-". A USK AI, riioiijcV.—Ti.- conrigutioii

,lHln IP

depstUtsame day*®'-*-- P» M* Rmproyenifiit made in tlie organ use«l by ^Y^'STOWN.^by^back^arrivcs j|, tlie clioir. :nd many eni|iiiring faces were

departs samo days at I21. jnrned towards the gallery. Almost every Uoi one concluded tliiu new instrument had

dandricd-'Ftidajt-F.<p></p>Saturday.^1.i

a ,nr li whole

music was much better than usual. The

-dep^t«*«uno°da^Titr 'P.il. volume being increased so us to fill the I

M) communications must be signed by b^n accomplished, and wete rather asrontlie real nnmeof'the Writer to insiive jnibii- ished to lienr that it was due solely to the cation instrumentalist. l'Jtor llonnes, already well \'o attention will hereafter lie paid to any 1 and .Sivorably known to many of our ottiommunication that hail kindly consented to play for the •it the paper. choir, and to his superior skill as a per-

Make your communcation short and to former, and his astonishing familarity with 1I1. point. ,jlfi

S IUNI. EV S IMPHO.S is going to Europe,

IIE days are hot and lii«tv. The in^-lits delightfully cool.

HE September session of the Cotumis "toners Court commences on next Monday.

('IKTIT Court commences 011 next Mon

day. i'v--

A it AONIHCENT shower of meteors passed over the city Sunday night. Thuir bourse

troin east to west.

I'titsoNAi..—Griff.McK. Shaw, of the Internal Revenue Department was in the .'ity

ibis week. ,u

Vol NO ladies desirous of improving

ihemstives in a musical way, will do well to take instructions from Prof. Hodges.

IIE new engine house and blacksmith 'hop at lhe junction are* rnpidl.v ap

proaching completion. 1

AJOR OOTE has returned from his dip South, and may be .seen as jolly as ever, at the Old Corner Hook Store.

IMSKIM/S new brick on Green street i- rapidly going up. When finished it will lt one of the finest buildings in the cuy..

HK trftek-of the East and West Railroad now being laid through the city. It will be completed 10 the Dry Urancli hv next

Saturday. "VV

IIEHI: were at least four thousand people in attendance at the show on last Wednesday afternoon* Al night, lhe crowd WHS ••Miniated at twentv-five hundred.

A OREKNEY from l.afayetfe, was lineil a li'W davs since, for hitching his horse to a *hade tree. He contributed seven dollars mid eighty-five cents to the city.

audience rnoi.i. Several cf the lead-

depart* same day« at- P. M. inj: members tjirrietl after dismission to in1pQ CORRESPONDENTS. tjuire how such a -ud'len improvement had

sui(.,|CC

of music, the congregation are

•.si indebted for the treat.. The Professer hagj' we are" informed, beeil prevailed upon io ft? give instructions in instrumental and vocal music fo a small class in the city. We only

wish lhat some of our churches tfire his services as organist.

The New Pump.

The new pump in front of .loslin is •me of the attractions of (ireen street. Joslin invites everybody 10 call around nnd partake of its sparkling water, and al lhe same lime examine his new and larpe stock of stoves and tinware. He is mis

giving teltej- bargains than any other house in the city.

A CARD.

III NT.«V1I.L:, August -•. iNi'.l.

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 tlie product of these weielit '.'7 pounds.

Yours. DAN YH'NT. The above were of 1 he early roes variety, and are believed to be of the best quality for eating. Their yield is miraculous. onl from what we hear from those who

have tried them, they eelipse all oilier varielie^. Mr. Hoppins, we understand' has cultivated them to Ja large extent during ihelpresent season.

A CARD.

lbscribrer at a lime of disaster.

again

Sabbath by the seeming

lakc lhe lac0

'he old •r'abinet.' The

rould

IIK OI:XTV \lit.—Tlie Annual Fair of ,fhc Montgomery County Agricultural Society commences on the 4th of October.

From the extensive preparations which are being made, we are of opinion that this will be the most attractive ever held in this County. We are glad to observe that an unusual degree of interest is being taken in this institution bv lhe people. This fact itself indicates the growing prosperity of our cotiniy.

It is necessary, in order to make ^FailWeek" what it. ought to be, and to make if produce tlie good results which it might produce, llitit all our citizens should exert themselves." •'l.ef'the,-tradesmen of the city, the professional man, flic artisan and the laborer join with the farming classes in the effort to make Montgomery County Fair one of the Institutions of the State. Situated ns we are, with our immense agricultural and mineral resources, with a reputation of being the best stock-producing county in the Stale, and with the splendid railroad facilities we are almost in possession of, this 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. There are perhaps but three professions or occupations which can not "enter" into competition for a premium. The minister may not be atile to exhibit his particular path lo eternal bliss and take a red ribbon "on it 110 prize perhaps may be offered to the shrewd attorney for the display of the ••leanest client's pockct book and the surgeon perhaps will iiot be" called upon to exhibit his skill in cutting, carving and burning. Hut these can well afford, and ought 10 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 forgotion sectarian intolerance will be laid aside good fellowship and harmony will prevail everybody's sister, father and mother, brother, cousin's haltVstep-bT(itfier-in-law will come lo make a visit.'and all will have a week to lie remembered.

Get diamond grain powder bell ILirler's. it is the besl.

radically experienced the great ~7 •"~r' benefit .Vf insurance, heartily recommends

its substantial advantages to the public and

especially I invites attention to the

WILLIAM WERT.

Where to Buy.

There is many a young married couple 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 il bedstead, and by and by, there is no tel-

W Talbott of, ling what may happen), a little crib with ncsepart of theeity, with half an acre of gronnd. rockers, a set of chairs, a family rocking and »half house.finuhed in style seven

COtJHTY FAIR 1VOTOCE. He Sella It. A. F. Ramsey sells the finest Chewing Persona wishing to make Entr.es, or to

select stalls for reg.stry, any nme r,or to ..

the Fair of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, can find the undersigned

at the office of the Township Trustee, in I CrawfordsTille.

I*-'- A difference of opinion in regard to the ceived al. Campbell & TTarter'p-

ruling out of animals or articles that bare ly*!'.

TH,vr" That is: A stallion for General Ptirposes. or Light Harness, that has taken the 1st Premium two years succesively for

I'Jxprc*".* 40 p.m. OOrNG S01TTH adjoining dwelling*. and in this, tbev sue- General Purposes or Light Harness, can of Wm. K. Wallace &Co.. is kept busy by I'xpress 9 18 a.m. 1

admirably. The boys worked like

not

jjC

ng) again -or

A. W. LKMMON, Sec. 1

Cancers Cured.

Dr. .Swank, the well known and noted cancer physician will visit the Richardson Hoii«e, lhe 2.1 Tuesday of every month hereafter through the year, ami anil attend to the treatment of chronic diseases and especially cancers.

He visited this place every- month as well as all the adjoining County seats in 1808 and 18t4 regularly, he treated and cured a great, many cases here. He cured a cancer 011 George Fruits' wife. Jonas Hountree,. Isaac Rich, old Mrs. Wilson, of Ladoga, and William Buchanan's wife, come of which were f|iiite bad.

The Doctor hns proved himself to be a man of science and skill, and generally too well known to need recommending, and any person calling him a quack would be laughed at. The Doctor's first ten years were spent in treating diseases generally ten in traveling over the greater p(irt. of the United Slates, always making a

speciality of cancer, and treating thousands of cases. nnd treating chronic diseases. and for the last five has been located permanently in Indianapolis.

He will travel part, of the time hereafter lo give him some respite from city life. The Doctor is a regular graduate of one of the best Reform Medical Collegos in the United Slates, and stands as a physician in his profession.

He deals honestly with his.patients. If he thinks lie cannot cure or benefit tliem he will tell them so, as it is to 110 physician's interest to deceive his patients, lie carries .1 full supply of medicines, and charges low, but cash. Sept •w-t

LOCAL_ITEMS

Cheap John.

liny

vonr fine Table Linen*

•loh :i.

Uiamond.

vent misconstruction. —_ Any animal or article can be admitted to con- Call aad See. tend for a Premium lhat hat not lalen the AF.n .-Every body should call and s.ee that RIBBON. 2 mart in xttccet'ion, TOR THE SAME stt'cfc of boots and shoes at Wm. K. Wallace & Cos.. two doors north of Graham's. .-4.js Ang14

a Jack, having taken premiums '2 years as aforesaid, be offered as best Brood Mare, or br*t -luck, lor it is tlie fame thing they have beou awarded premiums for before, but a colt for instance, that has taken a 1st premiutn as a year old. and the nest year as a 2 year old, ran come in this year as a 3 year .j Good 'Work. old, for it it not tie tome thiny. Nor does it We notice that Joseph Gaskill has gone 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 makes a splenthe best MrtTe or Gelding of 3 years old jdidb^ol. and over, from coming in on the Time! -1 Track. or under tlie saddle if thev have I -i

the sppeed or qualities, provided they have

Brass or Silver Hands belonging to lhe County, bringing their instruments and performing for the Society during the Fair, will be given free admission.

Cain pI w-l

Ye Hunters.

A large lot of Ely's genuine Gun Caps and Wads, at A. F.Ramsav's. aiig21w

Cheap John.

Buy your fine Pantnscopie ^Spectacles of Glieap John.

Sportsmen

Should'fio to A. F. Bamsay's before buying their ammunition. anglllw

Cheap John.

liny your fine Roger's Plated Ware, warranted years, of* CHEAP JOHN.

Fall Stocks.

IV111. K. Wallace & Co.. are receiving

their fall and winter stock of boots and shoes.

Now

Is the lime to repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, you enn find, cheap, nt Fry's Drug Store.

and cheapest powder, shot, caps and wads in theciiy. Call and see them. sIM

Crowded Houses.

With such workmen, as Cumberland tells ns he has to work for him. it is no wonder the new firm is crowded.

11 Ibs—t,100

Vou can gel 11 pounds of choice crackers at Mahorney & Gerrard'sj for the sum of one dollar. ^..••••-N.• Aug w."

Twelve Pounds

chair, a bureau, stM^ ftc. Of course they

they can find. By calling at Anthony Kostanzer'a, on Washington street, they will not only find a large stock to select from but they will be agreeably surprised

at the low price al which he is now selling. Fine cut."

Choice llutier Caackers for ?l, at A. F. Ramsay's. ang21w"

Bi Fry sells painl] puUv

han Rnj other man ant

or mone

Inturance Company of Jlartford, ns a just and correct exponent of its nost excellent com-| 11 LbsPor 91,00. mercial and equitable principles. Pur-j Bear in mind that you can get 11 pounds thermore improving the occnsiou by this

,ioGde to return thanks lo the said .Etna

crackers for one dollar at Mahorney

,,p

rrard s. Angl-lwo

Insurance Company, James Heaton. Agent "Take a Chew." for present satisfactory payment of the But be snre before you do that you get loss (S1.200^ bprfir?. ofmy residence on the your tine cut tobacco at Mahorney & Gerniglitof AugtisV'29.1809. SI rnrd'*. Augl4w5

Correct.

The best Fine Cut Tobacco is at A. F. Ramsey'®. aug21w"

Hucksters

And Country Stores wishing*stock should go io the celebrated Aristo Grocery. A.F. Ramsay is there, who challenges the Cosmos. aug21w:l

W. P. Briton, Real Estate Agaat Can sell a beautiful residence near the busi-

[roomsand hall, cellar, wood house, bars, *o.

brick TP

will want the best is well as the cheapest j'tnes and 'fine shrnbery, and fruits of all kind9, find. Rv eftllincr nt Anthonr «d cistern nnder cover. Pricef3,800,

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

(o be Jn

httniain

u5ca fl28w-

Plows! Flaws! Plows!

First rale article of genuine Richmond Plows expressly for the fall trade jn«t ra-

taken 1st Premiums for '1 years consecu- Tboie who have an itchisg heaT sboold lively, having been reported, It is thought

necessary to make an explanation to pre-

U1P

fair* Ye^etMe Sicilian TTair R*n*,rn to

Buy Bee.

Our friend J. W. Cumberland of the firm

itnitte^l to contend in the same the crowds of customers, to get a pair r.f

can a Brood Mare, nor nice boots and shoes.

North Star."

this is the best brand of all tine cut Tobaccos now in the markei. Every bodyuses it. _To be found ar Mahorney & Gerrard's. Augl-lwo

I Chemicals, dye stuffs, brushes, naints, oils

varnishes, at the lowest possible rates,

not won the ribbons in these rinzs before. ... ,. I at T. V.Frvs o.s. Green street drug in tlie manner prohibited, for th»se are

I store.

niiTKREST things. I j.

I ... DAVID ENOCH. Pres.

Cider Mttl«!

The improved Buckeye Cider Mills, made at Springfield, have some late and very remarkable improvements that, no other mills have, sold only by Campbell & Harlev. -4

Robert Carson

Will nowfbe found in his new brick, National Block. No. 0. on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap ns the cheapest. July 17'fiOtf

*'\i- Settle Up. All persons knowing themselves indebt

ed to the firm of R. M. Ramsay & Sons will please call and settle with R. M. Ramsay—a settlement with rmu other member nf the Jinn unauthorized. ang2Sw.T R. M. RAMSAY & SON S.

Billiars.

First-class billiard tables at lhe Driskell Saloon. The best of liquors and cigars kept on hand. Epicures will find the bill of fare unrivalled by any estaurani in the ciM Nov 1 1\

The Latest

Styles of Ladies', JMisses' and Childrens' dress pattern, just received from Mme. Demorest.'s Emporium of fashion, of New York City, by Miss Addie Moore, two doors south of the M. E. church'.

Drags.

The last shall be first.—Scripture. A'eritied by the fact that the drug store established in this city after the others 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 Oreen Street and see.

Judge Nay lor's Property For Sale. Judge Naylor will dispose of his property. Having a front of over 250 feet on Franklin Street, and containing over 0

acres. It will be sold to suit purchasers in town lots or in bulk. Quick sale is the Judge's motto. lor terms, inquire at M. M. Whit ford's law office. Stone Font,

of 1'heap I Mayorsoffice. jnneL'litf

Paints, Oil, ftc.

Drug Store, informs us tlint he is now prepared to supply paints, oils, glass, putty, etc.. lo contractors at very lowest con tract prices. Persons engaged in building will find it to their interest to consult his price list before hnyinjr their materials.

Cheap John ..

This affable itinerant merchant, whose name lrtis become familiar lo every man, woman, and child in Montgomery county, has lately received a large invoice of 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 Qneen Victoria.

Assist Tour Eyes.

MAI RICE CAMPBELL,alia* Cheap John, lias

provided himself with a splended assortment of 'improved Pantascopic Spectacles,' which he proposes to furnish lo[his numerous customers and friends, at very reason-

~~Z 1 able prices. He his devoted much time Powder, Shot and Caps. 1 .. .. Campbell & narter are selling the best

ftni1 atten,lon t0 »»is

A comparatively few monopolize the Beauty as well as the attention of Sooiety. This ought not to be so, btil it is and will be v.-hile men are foolish ami single out pretty faces for companions.

This can be changed by using TIagan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of Youth and a refined, sparkling Beauiy lo the Complexion, pleasing, powerful and

natural. No Ladv need complain of a red. fanned, freckled or rustic Complexion who will invest 75 cents in Hagan's Magbolia Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.

Lvovs mi.uRox is the best hair dressing. August 14 ml

SEMINARY.

Ladoga Seminary.

LADOGA, INDIANA*

HAV1XG

w^iks flower*, shade

They Keepl It.

Mahorney & Gerrard Keep the cut Tobacco in the market.

beat fine

:'North

Academic 1st year 3d year year

8tar

Angl4w5

S|Nclal Notic«.

1 want to build me anew house. I have bought the ground, and it took all r.iy -checks in hand, and more too. Clrrer Bankert loaned me the balance at one per cent a month and •'rtrn*. Offers to build me said dwelling are plenty, but they all want their money every Saturday night 1 to pay their hands. Now I have accounts overdue from six months to five years: so friends pay np, (and by this 1 will know

my friends.) 1 dislike to have any dealings with the officers of the law. hut you who owe me old, unsettled accounts will have the costs to pay said officers turf, if you neglect this warning. The doctor has kept your health good so that your labor, 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 the law. Yours truly, as yon pay me." augJXwS J. S. MCCLULLAMI. M. T.

SPECIALS.

FARM FOR WALK.

We offer for sale 6G acre« of Grst-eiiii*' land, lying on the east side.of the Danville road, and only Uainiiles from Crawford.«ville.

For terms of sale and further 'particular* call at M. M. Whitefr.rd'.s T.aw Office,..Mayor'® Room JIIIT11, W-wtf. ..

On Time.

Anyhody can buy the best cook stove in the market, the oven so arranged that the heat passes entirely aronnd it. bakinc quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sign.of the Holder Stove, on six month's time.- -He will sell qneensware and glassware lower than any hr.nse in this trade. Remember his stoves are irnarnnteeil ami sold on six month'" lime. Call nn.l -re hiin.

M»y39'60tf. :m .i

Errors of Yonth.

AJfientleinan who suffered for year* 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 hy which bo was cured. I Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser'.' experience/can do so by addressing. in perfect confidcnee. JOHN 15. OGDEN.

May 09 l?6l).l.v. No. -)2 Cedar st.. New Y.'ui:.

A Card.

To the. Editor of Crairfordiwille Review Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow me to inform my friends and the public generally that have terumed the practice of law. j, 4

Office in Crawfordsville. opposite the Post. Office. LEW. WALLACE. Cra wfordsvillc, Dec. 12. 1868. tf

Huff Sb Kellogg

Is (lie stable to get your tine rigs. They can accommodate you with any kind of a rig. If you wish to take a faney drive, go to Hnff .t Kellogg's. Tf youwish to get up a fishing or hunting'' party Huff A Kellog's is the place to get your rig: for they have the only vehicles for excursions, in the city. They can furnish you with a turnout for two or fifteen persons. Any sized party fcan be accommodated. If any body in town can excel Huff 4 Kellogg in finelvcliicles orfancy horses, let them trot them out. Let thosethat are judges call at their stable, on north side df Market street, the old sign of Huff fc Son, you will find Old Honest Abe and Charley always, ami they are both pleasant and accommodating.

May i'O, 1*W, tf

Mr. Wm. R. Fry, of the Green street

A Card.

I wotiM inform my old friends and customers, that for the present. I will repair such watches, clocks, and jewelry, ns they may desire: and will be found at my

residence at all hours for that purpose. I have also just received a fine assortment of Seth Thomuii cloche, which will be sold very iclicap, and will be warranted. Let.

my old friends, and all others, cull at my residence, where I will be happy to see them. iii*27lf. JAMES PATTERSON".

gg S*o£Hsr S S &

co Jg ES

M. O r+- e-h

ta rt- O O o»

branch of business,

and knows what kind of spectacles to buy,

thai 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 lo c.all on Cheap John. nne'JIw.".

Pretty Women.

CO®

Qp.g-p.g 00 jj

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To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored health ins few weeks, by a very [simple remedy after having suffered several years with a severe lun« affection and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxious to make known to hi- fel- 1 low-suffeerrs the means of cure.

hopes every suffer will try hi? remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ndress REV. EDWARD A. AVILSOX. I Williamsbnrir. Kings County. New York.

May90,09,ly

Hair Goods and Hair Jewelry. Mrs. Belle Sanders, Washington Street, over R. Carson's grocery store, Crawfordsville, Ind. Manufacturer of ami Dealer iti Hair Jewelry and Goods, Embracing every style of Gent's Wigs and Toupees. Ladies' Wigs, Switches, Braids. Curls. Waterfalls. Frizetts, Coils, Rows. Fronis, Scratches,

Bands, ITnir-Xefs, Ornamental Hair. Parings, Whiskers, Benrds. Mustaches. Puffs, &c., She also keeps on hand and for sale. Gold, Silver and Diamond Hair Powder.--,

Mrs. Sanders returns her ihanks to the I Ladies and Gentlemen of the citv for tlie

liberal patronage heretofore extended-her. and would solicit an inspection of her work, which will be found fo compare favorably with that manufactured in any of lhe. large cities, E-.st or West. Her Goods are made from the finest Human Hair, and she warrants her Work to give satisfaction in every particular. jntrJ'Wn:

Worthy of Attention.

grtt

^iven this schord a thorcash trial I nearl regard it as offering the best advantage! ville, for the prices charged, of any school in the State. WILLIAM JOHNSON*.

SCHOOL OPENS. SEPTEMBKR 6, taw.

CHARGES PER QUARTER TEX WEEKS,

Room rent, each pnpil Tuition. Primary Department Preparatory

Incidental fee. l'rimanrt epartaent Academic Reading room fee Mnsie—-Piano. Organ and Guitar Use of Instrument Other brandies of Fine Arts, usual rates Boarding per week 9 25

ins per day. and which must have cost me nearly J100. I consulted Dr. Snyth. of Louisand found he prescribed Quinine and Arsenic, combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. I wa* almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and .Spleen. At

abont thi*. ,ime the »lvertiscmentof

rc8LSon t0 re£Tct ne

10 so 3 00

Jn1y3lm- A. J. VAWTER. Principal.

Hurley

4 CO I Ague Tonic appeared in A city paper, and I dc3 90 termined to give it a trial. 1 did su and have DO 6 I

bottle restored me coni-

7 oo I pletely, and since that time I have seen nearly 8 00 a hundred cases in which it acted with equally SS

happy result, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN*. Engineer. l«onisville. Jane 14.1S65. For sale by all Druggists. f-"•

SO so

JAMES RUDDLE A CO.. Proprietors, sngSly tlRnllitl St., Lnni'ville Ky.

18611.

|y it I-1. linjje. and

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

We can otter

Superior Inducements

IN O IT E A N S E E O N W A E

A A I O O

i-"

OUR STOCK OF

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direction for preparing and using the "same. which tl.ey will find a si'RE CNTE FOR CONSUMPTION*. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. etc. The ohof ad is in in re on is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information We IJeiy C/Offipet/lXlOn. which he conceives to be invHluable and he

HARDWARE

I'* riles •ititetnplaliiia building niil liexamine OMI

Before pnreinisina.

Mo. 3

April 3 lttj!l. V. G. IRW'I.V

AGUE CUBE.

XlGETABi

Lu Pills. Coiivt'iiifiit for I sr.

Contains 110 Quinine.

Produces 110 Dizziness.

No Kiiifrinsr in the Ear*.

Te Dr. Tbemna A. Ilerley: 1 hereby ccrtify that during the last year 1 was attacked with the Ague while in Vick«bnrjf. Miss., and used 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 f)|j||igp of DlOt rWlllinHl. Quinine, in laree doses, frequently a? high as 60

One Dose in a day suttl*ieiif.

Cures Ague in all its fin ni.

No Unpleasant Taste. -I

Safe for tlie Youngest Uiildn-ii.

hxposure or

will not destroy its Eflioieiicv.

XKVER BROTHERS

Fort Waye, Ind.. and St. Loui» Mo.

JirPEorsale by all Druggists. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UY

BINFORD BROTHER

July 24.1g#D.w«

CIRCULARS

JFJ

INDIANAPOLIS.

BARGFA I

THE NEW YORK STORE,

IN DI AN A POINTS.

.» AVc arc now daily receiving nur purelmsc- of

PALL DRY GOODS,

13 *|.\V \Y TFL

CHEAPEST!

When yon want :i good

COOK STOYE

Do not tail to go

And have jut opened, ...

I S E N A I A I S S

Prints, Bleeched Muslins, 'Flannels, and

Country Merchants ftupplinl on LilxM-nl 'IVrins.

-Jl. lrv.traii

LOCKS,

ONE

hand

term ,||' I'l.eket

Brown Muslins, Table Linens, Alpacas.

\W invite a careful examination of our vrliolu stoek. Our purchases being made previous to the late advance in prices

PETTIS, DICKSON &c OO.

STOVES.

\KH YORK STORK.

Latches. Ilutts, and Strap Hinges, Screws. Hook and Eye, Gate Hinites, Glass. Piittv, Sash Doors Blinds, and every variety of building material, cheap at

MILL,

tr~

Ami examine his stock of -love.-.

THE ENTERPRISE 11IOPIMNIJ and •llioad^ Axo-. Foot Adzes, v_ Planes. Mortise and Socket Firmer Chi»el and Drawing Knives of the hest quality.al

riKiii V-T :ilI

^O|{

NK of the largos (ook Stoves- in the market r. with an oven'i'-i by'-*3 inches: airaiiRed 1 that the heat passes entirely around it. Thereby 1 ••••*. rendering it the quickest and evenest baker ever ,v •'..V introduced. No turning tiie bread around two IJ I'.A1 II l-l lj lull.• n:or three times. We guarantee these stoves in |.A". Handled .Knives and

We guarantee these stoves in

every particular, and offering them fno dollarlowertlian the same «izc .stove can he l.oiiirlit iri 1 r-——• the Wabash alley.

il*|{ STOCK 01"

N W A 1 1

GRKOCi'S MAMMOTH.

Drag! and Cross-Cut'Saws. Hip. Hand, Pannel. Tnnned. Hack, and Key hold Saws. at.

CI!I:I I"S MAMMOTH.

CHAINS, Coil (Chains. Trace and Tug Chains Halter Chains

Fifth Chains. Kiass

and Iron Jack Chains, al. GREGG'S HAKDWAUK STOItK.

OKKGG'S MAMMOTH.

HOES l'lantDrs and Garden Hoeizes anil qualities, at. I JUKI iG'S MAMMOTH.

Good

H.'iiuiin.-:iml 1

foods,

NOLO

CltFGCS.

J.M.MKNSK slock ol new uood- jiiJl opened ill

nd New Styled Iv

nd Forks-al UREGG'.-

j^ARM Hell.-. School », ll-. II.hhI |t„|l. I),, Hell-, nnd Tea Hell* al GREGG'S.

I ADII-..S niliin» 11 -ulterior in.iliiv of Sri--sir- and Shear-will lind them nt Gri'L'i:'' .Mammoth Hard ifare Store.

red and twenty- •i'.'ln diflen iii CI:I:G

CA.I

1.1. for Willkiii- .n'- I elel.rated Sh. enr.-iit Greae'.- Vlamiiioth llin

IR ('iirltiin Hands. CuriaiiflK N.'iil-. and Kanev Go...|. enll'iit

I.A RGE VIII i« let.- ehcan. 111

Razors. Ae.

N I ir2r nnd at wc hnv twrlu-ivfly ti»r i-h:

II I.

S O A I I S

WJ.MAX .Mower and Reaper. lh« late»»"fmprovement ol the age, is the lithte«l ninj.ning, has the leji.-t maehineiy. lewest holts of any machine and only requires two men to out land from'' to III acres perdav. Come and -ee the wonder, event.1,dv at Giesa'- M1mn11.1th

Hardware Sioi".

yv kk I Lffun

\\'UOD Self-raking Ri-ai-er and al.-i,. thfNen ork S«df-r»king Re

•"HK I le|**bra led it.ralor Tin liint.Miiehiiie-' GREGG'S.

A A it ii •j 1 ehiri'-' 1

ONK

HARVEST

of every description neatly ex

ecuted on common white or colon-.1 paper, letter paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind or quality of paper d»*trcd »nd priee accordingly. at the Review Office. V"'VERYBODV should go to Oregs'* to see the I

immense ttock of New OootU just received and daily arriving. Come everybody, rimy'-"? l^»

E. J. BINFOBD 4s BBO.'S COL.

S I

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

HARDWARE.

Th.

iioh.x. I'ietnre

GREGG'S.

..|s and" Wnl GREGG'S.

and see the

ot K11 iv

•GliE/IG'S.

!iOI» a tu 2i*'t »,„r-

Till-:

.F^mpire .Hloc-k.

World [ie.tpe,

sear rrnt• t• 11 eve

nd Al..Her. the mil) lit, built, every wheel i« and the eon- eut with 11 an irottea-e a- perfeelver.v light and will gear machine. It i* dropllle titie-l

mrned from sr,|i,| iron maehinery and tilted 1 l.v as a watch. It rtii:longer than nny other

per, .self raker, or hand rake.nnd tnaehirie ever built. Go see ti Greas'-'Maiiiiiioth llardit

J^HKeImprovedii

Quaker lieaper nnd Mower, a O ii os a on 1 1 al lih'GG' A M.MOTIi,

'I hre-h 1 irj \|a 1( KGI ••.

a lid T«.. 11 Grain Drills at GRKGG'.- MO I II

RKllavI

unusual exertise

O IX an S II Kiirk" .t

liak.•- and il -rGRKGG'S

h:irid :iiid

0..

GENERAL AFIEN'TS.

i.l evrrt •heap at

FOB SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.

DWELLING hiisesituateil three quiuU-r» •f a miles north of town, on the Greenvastle road containing six ri.otn". The lioui^e is entirely m-w. The lot rontaini over four aires of sround. and i» ffu-i-d. Kor terms apply the Sa.-h Factory, on the Dry Ilranrh.

I will alsodispo«e of my interest in thv l'r »wfordsvile 1'lnnint mid Sash Factory. AneustTn^ ISAAC WILHITK.

.ST received, a very lante steel horse chocs, horse Ula-ksmith'« Tools at

supply ot iron. h»e Nails and GREGG'S.

,01'Hl.i: Shovel How- f.,r lh^ millions, ai GREGG'S,

A E E I E S

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

_. Awiilr-Nii Jlercsiy.

M:N:« T!.Y KKLIAHL&.

I ho only remedy for Chills and Fever, Of Ague and Fever, that ii or can be depended upon is Hurley"'Ague Tonic. Thers have been thou«nnd* cured by uiins it who have tried the nana! remedies without benefit.

vi WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To Dr. Thomas A. Ilnrley I hereby cortify that during lau year I wan attackcd with the ague whilst in lckisburg, MKJ.. and used sovorai popular mnu'.cines with

bnt temporary relief. On reaching homo the diseased returned in a worse type, it possible, when my medical attendant ordcicn tjuinino in large doses—frequently as high as 60 grains per day. and which must have cost me nearly 9IW. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and ton mi he pre-scribcd tiuinine and arsenic combined, which I refused to take, prcfeiring to let the disease lake its course. 1 was almost bloodless.. extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlargfld Liver mid Spleen. Aboutthis time, the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic, appeared in a citv paper, and 1 determined to give 11 atrial. I.lid so. and have no reason to regret it. One bottlo restored mo completely, anrt since that time seen nearly a hundred owes in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other tonic before

KaB ineer

LIMIUVILLO. KY., .June1*N E .*

PURIFY YOUR BI00D.

Hurley's Sarsaparilla*

WITH IOD1DK OF I'OTASH.t

Affection* •flhe Bene*, •labilniWtljjllrr nraa.y I-bilil, |DlicaM mf tke KM-

lrw*«l«ntb*. Fbtala. all 8W» DbeniM, IJrer Caoaplnlut. •mdlgration Piln« P«l* moanrf Dhwnin fii n. or Kins'* KTII,

Nyphifl*. if,

Lori.svu.LK. April •!. Id56.

Hurlev's Sara.jpiirilla is what it is represented.. and 1 believe it tho most wondorful inedioine before the public. Nothing nndor tho heavens could induce me to say so without proof ot tlie slronifcst nnd sunvt kind therefore* spook willingly am! positively on the subject.

My dauclitcr hns* been afflicted with skin dis-, .. soase and stiffness of tho joints .for several years. I employed the principal physicians of tho cit

and they could not euro her. I Snrsaparilla not expectinu it would do her mucti sood. but to my sreat astonishment sho raptaij cot well, and thank God continnos so Had sne heun tukiiig any medicine 1 would not glvo tni

"ertifirato hut your barn3narilla. tlie only remedy employed, leaves no

the

oubt of its men 1-

.•al iiutilities, and that il alnnecured her. (Signed.) LUKfc RL\ NOLDS. Any person rcquirini?tho truth and honesty of'the statement, will find me at my. residence. corner Ninth and Walnnt strcots, Louisville. y.

HUKLEY'S *,

POPULAR WORM CANDY

Mo«r«. .lames Ruddles .t Co.—Genllenien-lt

IIIIEGG'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.

uive^ me sreat pleasure to lay,after uaingall the I other worm remedies known to me. "witu out I partial -m eet to my children. I was advised t« I try T. A. Ilurle.v'«.iind .-ineo usintf it iny ctiil ilren have lieeome iiuite well and healthy, lne ehildren would eat it all tho time. It is one ol the he^t. infest remedies known, and ns «ueli. ,p.,.,,,,nen.litl.MO.eandnll.i|

su T|{AVIS

Li»ui«t ill'*. .Ittiiu Ki,

HURLEY'S

STOMACH BITTERS,

1 mi

llrbilily, !.••• of A|pclitr, Wenltiiuaa In•liurslinn, or Uyaprpalu^ Wnnl of mllon oflhr IJirrr OP »l«orilrrril Wtoiunrli.

hitlers can compare nitli tiieif

in removiiiBjcompliiiiits. Eor sale orl can he had nt anv drtiif store in the I'nited States. JAMES RI DDDLE ,fc GO..

Proprietors. I,nuiaville. v.

I'.i.la-. Ruddle .tCo.. Louisville. Ky.: Gentleineii: This is to certify that I have huen for years a -ull'ererand tried all the tonics 1 liave hoard or •seen advertised, with little or 110 relief from any ol them. I heard Hurley's Hitters hiEhjy spoken ol.and tried a hottle with little faith in it l.ef.ire I eotiimeneed. and to my surprise and jov, 1-elore 1 finished one hottle. I felt a great deal better nnd ti 1 inly bcleive that ono or two oeen.sioij-' it xva :the means ot saving and prolongitiL'Imy life. I eoripcicntionsly recommended them to all .-.ulferors as tlie best Bittors known, and advi.-o them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have 110 other. 011 can use this as vou think proper, if it will benefit others. V..urs fin 11 ete*. .....

i.t!

JOHN \V. DIXON r. 111. iHy. i1'1-,-

mi- ill. Deeembi

MOTUKKS TAKK WriCK.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Infiant Soothing Syrup.,

in re I A I O S it finite up with the advirrfcement of thu

l.ina: aue i'l-iisant to take. Iiarmb' elVn-ienl and reliable in all ea-es the fo||,.« ing diseases:

in itj action, Invnlnable lu

Summer Complaint, Irregulai I-. Kfiiivfiies-. Teething, .te. ii vi-- heal IIi lo the -h ild 1 111..I h' 1:.

i'.ie- the b./W-

it.l re^i to the

N tiiivii.i.K, TEN'S..Feb. L? l?.v=.

-.III.. Itn.Idle -t ILouisville, Kv.—When living in -iir city I used several bottles of Dr Mabrf-ol.'- Iiifnnt Soothimr Syru^), and found it t., do niv child more Kfoil and it would re»t better ultf-r u«ttin it than any other remedy I .•tin -ay with coiilidencc, it i-i the best medicine lor children pre-ent known. I wish von wcnil I L.'e-r. ihe di oimist here to keep it. If ani one doe-', plea-e lei me knoiv if r.ot send rue one do/en by expres., and I will pay for it at the ol lice bete. Write me when vou send it. uri obliire,. MRS. SARAll L. RANDOLPH.

DR. SEABROOK'S

ix a 4 I «nd Ciikisiivsi.

in it at os a os a

rosti properties of IVrttvian Bark an.1 Iron, wi'hinii the ili-ui-'reeable taste and bad effects of eith.'i -epar.itVli or in .thcr preparations, ot th -e vuliiiible uiedi'-iiie". It 'h'juld be takenJ^ nil when a licntie toiii-r impression i» f|tiiriil alter er.nv ali-.vcnce from FT

VERS or debt 1-

itiitiui di-ea'fs. ..r in tlins* distr*«sinif iregttlari-tii-s pecnliiir to tcmales. No female hould be without it it liable to «in*h diseases, for noth it.ii c:iii well nikei: place. us

James Ruddle & Co.,

I'llOI'UTETOKS-

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

l\ouis\-ille.

A JI the lor by

E. J. BINFORD & BRO

rruwfordsville. Ind.

Vnijii-t -.M. 1n»!l l\