Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 September 1869 — Page 3

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CIRCULATION" 9 .MX

Indianapolis, Crawfordnllle, and DanTllle Railroad. Lur Crawfordsville Arrive at Indianapolis Leave IndianapolisArrive at CrawJordsville

0.00 a. m. I0.-03 (i. m. 1 'lis p.m. 6:00 p. m.

LAiifarilfc, New Albany Chicago Bail Road. OOINO NORTH: Aceomraodation, Express.

.0 18 a. m. .7-10 p. m.

GOING SOUTH:

Kxpreu. Accommodation,

.0 18 a. m. .5 52 p. m.

tke

Daii.t—GoingSouth North 'P.M.. Tn0RKT0frv.br Hack arrives Mondays and

Friday*........ "P.M. Depart* Tuesdays A Saturday* i'""V v'lA.il,

Alimo, by hack arrive* Tuesday* and Satnr day* A.M. depart* (same days at ....1. I.M. W krsxrowx,by hack arrives Tuesdays A

Saturdays 9tfA.M. departssameday» at ISM.

UociviLLi, by hack, arrives Mondays. Wednesdaysand Fridays....P. departs Tuesday*, Thursdays. and Saturdays -8) A. M. .Vkwtowv. by carrier arrives Tuesdays,

Thursdays and Saturdays—12 M. a a a a I

IsiiiiNAi'flLi*. by carrier arrives ednesdays and Saturday a.... .... KM departs same days at..' I P.

CITY

WEW8.

Fke-ii oysters can now lie had at Uuili ri»* Restaurant on Oreen street,

Mr. John Chili, will accept our thanks .. for a bottle of tomato catsup.

A number of our citizens were fined a few days since for seining in the creek.

Rkai the card of Dr. Ilale. of Indianapolis, in our local column

'. Tin: members of Niagara Fire Company propose to uniform themselves in blue and scarlet.

H. J. Wkhhter & Son, are doing a lively business in the boot and shoe trade. See advertisement.

A new twenty-eight ton locomotive now runuing on the new road between here and Indianapolis.

Mr. Jami:s Cooper presented us a few days since with a mammoth tomato, the largest we have yet seen this season.

An immense Fire Alarm Bell has been purchased, and may no# be seen ai ilie Kngine House of Niagara No. 1.

KvKRvnoDY is now purchasing the hmpire Sewing Machine. We have one and must say they arc ahead of all others sold in this city.

Circuit Coi-ht closes to-day. His Honor, Judge Cowan, will study pictorial newspapers in Boone County for the next two weeks.

A I'Ai'F.R called "Once a Month," will bo issued in this city on or about the Itli of October. It will be a spicy, wide-awake sheet..

Wk are indebted to Esquire Canine for a dozonof the finest apples ever grown in

this county. They are a new variety, and for size and flavor are unexcelled.

*Bv refcrencc lo our advertising columns it will be seen that T. S. Kelly & Co. arc d.oyig business at their new room on Main street.

T. T. Scott, P. R. Simpson, Capt. Skid and others, left on Thursday evening for the Kankakee. They will capture "much big fish."

Fire Coinpnny. Niagara No. 1, will attend the County Fair in uniform, and will show the people how suddenly tires ctvn be extinguished.

Mr. Klmork,of the firm of Wasson & Kl-

inori' has gone to New York for the purpose of purchasing a slock of fall and winter goods.

M*. J. P. Campiikm., of the firm of Campbell & llarter is now in New York. I,ook out for nu immense stock of fall and winter goods at their establishment within the next ton days.

r- Friknis of the Drama will be glad to leant that an amateur dramatic troupe, comprising some of the best talent of the city will soon commence a series of enter tainments

All the "boys" intending to visit Iudi anapolis during the State Fair will of course -see" Pat Welch, at No. 21! West Washington street. He keeps the best La gor in the city.

Ui'M Parkkr, the piano man of Bcnham Bro's, Indianapolis, will shortly visit this city for the purpose of tuning and selling pianos. Gits is acknowledged to be the best tuner in the west. His head quarters will be at the Richtu-dson House.

A Pi.kas.ixt Hut. correspondent of the Journal, who writes over the signature of '-Frank/' but who evidently is a Jack-, attempts to be funny nt the expense of John McClure, Esq.. He had better call ou ••Hester," of Hazel Dell, and learn how collectors should be more serious.

Trai\s on the Indianapolis, Blootnington

Western Railroad, now stop at the head of Green Street, which is a great convenience to our citizens and the traveling public who heretofore were landed at the junction, nearly a mile from the city.

Pi:or. Wylie Kenvon, of the California photograph gallery, lias just received his letters patent for his newly invented headrest. This patent is now being used in all the principal galleries in New York city. Prof. K. expects soon to receive hi* patent for his method of grouping.

Wk arc happy to note the return to Crawfordsville, of our quick-wiUiHl friend. Brainard Smith Esq, formerly local editor of the "Wabash Magaxiae." Ilrniuard has been rusticating for some two months in the village of Indianapolis. -r™

Members of the Sorosis, in this city, are

highly incensed by the award made at (he

regatta, a few days since. They claim that

the "Sorosis" nras justly entitled to the

prize and would have won it had the claim of "foul" against the Lady Annabel been Allowed.

Montgomery County Fair, and Ci-aw-fordsville Fire Department. A pole will be erected on the FailGrounds bearing on its top a barrel of combustibles, which will be ignited on the last day of the Fair. At the sound of the fire alarm the engine will be brought promptly on the ground and into action extinguishing the lire before the materials are consumed, thus giving to those who never saw a fire engine before, a knowledge of how fires are subdued. The department will appear in their new uniform. D. ENOCH. Pres.

A. W. Lkmmoji, Sec.

Tho New Boot and Shoe Store. The indomitable Kelley is at last, domiciled in his new and elegant building, with its stately iron front. A little over two months ago Mr. K. commenced the work of laying the foundation, and since that time the work has been pushed with a rapidity unexampled in the history of housebuilding in our city. The lower room is sixty-five feet in depth by nineteen in width, with a fourteen foot ceiling. The doors, shelving and cornice are oak grained and present a very handsome appearance. In fact, it is one of the finest business rooms in the city. He and his partner are now opening the best selected stock of boots and shoes ever introduced in the ci13-. In the line of misses and children shoes, they have every style and size. ....,.

DIED.

Git EGG.—At his residence, 7 miles south of Crawfordsville, Sept. 0. ISfifl. Ai.phfxs Greog. nged years.

Another one of the old pioneers has passed away. Mr. Gregg was among the first settlers of this county, lie was born in Butler county, Ohio, in 1801, and moved to this county in 1820.. lie built his rude cabin in the wilderness, and being a man of strong arm and indexible will, cleared away the surrounding forest and soon became the possessor of a fine farm. Having a strong constitution lie survived the

weeks of his death. In that carlv dav

man of bis counscl. In this manner he

could repeat chapter after chapter with

jr-Tr

Thk Petition of the Common Conncil to Dr. J. Hale, the Board of Commissioners, for the exten- Of Indianapolis, Physician for diseases of •ion of the city limits, has been granted.

At a meeting of the fire company held last Thursday evening, the following was unanimously passed:

Rttohtd, That the thanks of Niagara Fire for that day only at the Richardson Tlonse. Company No. 1, be tendered to the ..Etna First yisit, Thursday, Sept. 23.J Insurance Company for a donation of twenty dollars, made by said Insnroncp Company to the fire company.

£"SisTF.ft" Stan, was walking up street the other day, when the wind was pretty high. with two young damsels. One of them requested Stan, to walk in front to keep the wind off. Stan. Willi his tlSlial gallantry replied: "Excuse me. Miss but never break wind before ladies."

The managers of the I., B. & Western

Railroad should by all means locate their Freight Depot as near the city as possible. Our merchants and shippers complain that they have now to pay seventy-five cents a load to get. freight to the junction, while it only costs twenty-five rent* to the depot of

the L/nii«ville, New Albany A: Chicago Tl.iil- S|lfll](|

Tin: Rkoatta.—The boat race, according to announcement came off on last.Tuesday afternoon, notwithstanding a heavy rain prevailed at the time. The attendance was quite large and although the rain descended at times in torrenls, the crowd bore it with a fortitude that told plainly the deep interest taken by the public in tin's the first boat race ever witnessed in our waters. At half a past o'clock, the Lady Annabel rowed into positon, quickly followed by the Sorosis -and the Stonebitaker. At the signal, the oars of the three bonis struck the water almost simultaneously, and with a rapid speed they bore up the river, the Sorosis leading, by three lengths, and followed by the others nenrly abreast. At the bridge the Sorosis grndualy fell back and was soon abreast of the Stonebreaker which position she held until rounding the stake off

Eagle Point, when the Annabel made a magnificent spurt and shot nhead. The race now became exciting, the Stoncberaker and Sorosis following in the wake of the Lady Annabel, laboring heavily but gaining gradually. At Corey's Diggin's, the Sorosis weakened, although cheered loudly by a crowd of the sisterhood on the cliffs, and fell rapidly astern, when the Stonebreaker shot, like nn arrow nhead, passing the Lady Annabel, and winning the race by eight lengths.

Fresh Oyiten,

Mr. Florence Richter informs us that he will have on hands, next week and thereafter, fine nsssortments of the saddle rock oysters, lobsters, crabs, and everything that pertains to furnishing ft good meal.

Peaches.

Riley & Son are now receiving cach day a large lot of peaches, which are by far the finest brought to this market, and are very cheap. They also have a very large stock of choice groceries, which cannot be excelled by any other establishment in the city. Those wishing to get. good bargains should'by all means go to their establishment, two doors south of the Old Corner Book Store.

A CARD.

Mr. Bowkx.—1 desire through your pnper to bear testimony to the superior quality and excellence of the flour manufactured by Mr. J. M. Trout man, proprietor of the Metropolitan Milli. Having recently purchased a barrel of his family flour manufactured from white wheat, I take this method to inform the public that a better article I have never used. It is equal to any of 'he fancy brands sold in the cities.

Consultation free, and term? men! within reach of all.

Good News.

Wc arc happy to inform the public that Webster & Son have bought the stock of boots and shoes owned by Curtis & Bro. They will be pleased to see all the public, and will endeavor to supply every one that, comes with the best article in the market. As for cheapness, we would say. [there is cheaper. 11«

All Alone.

Major Foote is now all alone in his glory. lie has the entire room to himself. Mr. Kelley moving to his new room, which I enables him display his goods 'to a better advantage. He has his room fitted up in I elegant style. The Maj. will be glad to haTe all his old friends and the public generally, call and see him. National 'dock. Washington street. \«1SwL'

Drugs.

lhe last shall be first.—Scripture. Yerified 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 Drug Store on Green Street and see.

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

It will be sold to "Suit purchasers in town lots or in bulk. Quick sale is the Judges motto. For terms, inquire at JH. M. hitford's law office. Stone Font, Mayorsoffice. jnne2ttf

Public Schools.

As all the schools in this county are now opening, there will be a great demand for new books for the children. In anticipation of this, Maj. Foote has supplied himself with a large stock of all kinds of School Books, Maps, Slates, Copy-Books, Ink, Pens. Pencils, etc. He wants all those wishing anything in this line to give him a call, as he is satisfied he is able to supply all demands. Goods not on hand ordered promptly. slSw2

Paints. Oil. &c.

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

hardships o/ frontier life and retained re- Drug Store, informs us that he is nowpremarkablc good health even to within two Pflretl

went away from his door empty handed. Frank~Hays Those who knew him loved and esteemed Is receiving at his new saloon and restauiui. After a brief but severe illness he

memory of the good is ever blessed. •, Bsnrtu That Xewt. \ansickle has the largest and finest stock of jewelrj in the city, and is selling af prices that will tWy all comnatitlon.

the Head, Throat, and Lung*, embracing Ca- kell Saloon. The best of liquors and cigars tarrh. Brtmehttit, Asthma, and Oontumpticm, kept on hand. Epicures will find the bill

to which branch of the profession his practice is exclusively confined, will hereafter visit Crawfordsrille the fourth Thnrsday in each month, and may be consulted

of treat1

LOCAL

ITEM8.

Cheap John.

Buy

your fine Table Linens of Cheap

John.

Itiamond.

(Jet diamond grain powder at Campbell & Jlarter's, it is the best. s4w4

Te Hunt«rs.

A large lot of Ely's genuine Gun Caps and Wads, at A. F,Ramsay's. ang21wo

Cheap Jolin.

Buy your fine Pantascopic Spectacles of Cheap John.

road. their ammunition. aug21 w-'

A. R^mToy*s before buying

Cheap John.

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

Now

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

Boots and Shoes.

A full stock custom made. Every pair warranted at FCLLKNWTDER & BRO. sllw2

Powder, Shot and Caps

Campbell Ilarler are selling the best, and cheapest powder, shot, caps and wads in the city. Call and sec them. s-lt-l

Twelve Pounds

Choice Butter Caackers for Ramsav's.

Paints.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil, &c., than any other man. and does it. for less money.

New Firm.

Wc notice that Webster & Son has bought out Curtis & Bro.'s boot and shoe store, and that they stand ready to wait on all the old and new friends with cheap goods.

Sllwl

Correct.

The best Fine Cut. Tobacco is at A. F. Ramsey's. aug21\v:~

He Sells It.

A. !•. Ramsey sells the finest Chewing Tobacco to be had in market, "Mountain Dew,'" eveybody uses it. n28w."

Pnre Drugs,

Chemicals, djro Rtuffs, brushes, paints, oils and varnishes, at the lowest possible rates, at T. W. Frys & Co.'s. Green street drug store.

Hall's

A good head of hair is desired by every one. The use of Hall's Yef/rtable Sicilian Hair Rewwcr will restore the hair, if the hair cells are not closed up.

Robert Carson

Will now be found in his new brick, National Block, No. C, on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap as the cheapest. July 17'00tf

A Neat Foot

Is indispensible, and we know of no bettor place to get a neat fit in boot and shoe than at Webster & Son's. They have just opened a large lot of the finest early fall and winter styles, at the old Curtis corner.

S11 w4

JOHN MASS.

Tho Latest

Styles of Ladies', Misses' 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 51. E. church.

School Books.

Major Foote, of the "Old Corner Book Store,'" informs us that he has now as complete a stock of School Books as was ever brought to this city. Parents will always find it tn their advantage tn lmy of the Major. sl8w2

supply paints, oils, glass, putty,

etC'!

t0 contra tors at

_u t.-.i.- tract prices. Persons engaged in buildnewspapers were few he ing will find it to their interest to conwas accustomed, after his day's labor was suit his price list before buying their maended, to seat himself beside the blading fire and read his Bible, which he made the

rant lhe

quietly and peacefully passed away. The "L?„esh:_B^1l5.n!.0_r® ?y,®ters'

T. II. B. McCain. P. Hughes, Isaac C. Brittor.. J. P. Watson. T. B. Griffith. John Pursel, Jas. B. Sidner, P. R. Simpson, A. Wert. Samuel Wert. Daniel Gilkey. Conrad Smith. C. Griswoltl, M. Sellers, John Braken. Jonathan Nutt. Abijali O'Neal. Dan Yount.,*tux«John Smith.

very lowest con

CheapJoka

This affable itinerant merchant, whose

committed a large povtion of the Scrip- name has become familiar to every man. tnres to memory, and even in his old age

woman anl

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WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANAf SATURDA Y, SEPTEMBER

Billiars.

First-class billiard tables at the Pris-

of fare unrivalled by any estaurant the cil v. Nov.7 1 v.

A CARD.

W. II. Scott, Jas. A. Vannrsdall, M. Trilly, Patrick Murphv. J. M. Work. M. Hopping, A. J. Snyder. J. W. Brewer, Conelius Britton. v. E. Britton, John R. Robinson. Sylvester Cooper. John Butcher. J. A. Gilkey, C. H. Bowen. W. Henry Foust. T. Dick Moore, E. Johnson neaton, W. Alexander Taylor.

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Muy29 T,! tf.

-J. at A. F. ang21 wo

JJiiv your Tweeds and Jeans ai tlie' NEW YORK STORE, Iiidiaiinpolis.

Errors of Youth.

A|(ient4eman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Prematnro Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the rcceipt nnd directions for making the [simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to v.-offt by the advertiser'? experience/can do so by addressing, In perfect confidence, JOHN 15. OGDEN,

May 2!i ISfiO.ly. No. 42 Cedar st. New York.

Corsets, Gloves and Hosiery in jjrfiit variety at the NEW YORK STORE,

Indianapolis.

A Card.

To the Editor of Crav:fordsvilh Rfvieir Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow me to inform my friends and the public generally that have resumed the practice of law.

Office in Crawfordsville, opposite the Post Office. LEW. WALLACE. Crawfordsville, Dec. 12, 18GS tf

Rargains in Ralmoral Skirts at NEW YORK STORE, Indianapolis.

A Card.

I would inform my old friends and customers, that for the present, I will repair sucli watches, clocks, and jewelry, as they may desire and I will be found at my residence at all hours for that purpose. I have also just received a fine assortment of Seth Thomas' clocJcs, which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. Let my old friends, and all others, call at my residence, where I will be happy to see them. r.m27tf. JAMES PATTERSON.

Oil Cloth for Stoves at the NEW YORK STORE, Tndiannpolis.

Be Beautiful.

If you desire beauty you use Hasan's Magnolia 13alm. Tt gives a soft, refined, sattin-Iike texture lo Ihe Complexion, removes Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Tan, etc., and adds a tinge of Pearly Bloom to the plainest features. It brings the Bloom of Youth to the fading cheek and changes the rustic Country Girl into a Fashionable City Belle.

In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true secret of Beauty. No Lady need complain of her Complexion who will invest 7" cents in this delightful article.

Lyon's Katiiaikox is the best, hair dressing. September 18 ml

Cheap Koine-Made Flannel at the NEW YORK STORE, IiKlianapoi is.

To Consumptives.

THF. Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a vcryimplc remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxions to make known to hi* fel-' low-suffeerrs the means of cure.

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 T?ame. which tLey will find a sritE Crr.E roit GoxsrMrTiON, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflictcd. and spread information which lie conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, will please adress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.

May29,C!.ly

Hair Goods and Hair Jewelry. Mrs. Belle Sanders, Washington Street, over R. Carson's grocery store, Crawfordsville, Ind. Manufacturer of and Dealer in Hair Jewelry and Goods, Embracing every style of Gent's Wigs and Toupees, Ladies' Wigs. Switches. Braids, Curls. Waterfalls, Frizetts, Coils, Bows, Fronts, Scratches, Bands, Hair-Nets, Ornamental Hair. Parings, Whiskers, Beards, Mustaches, Puffs, &c.. She also keeps on hand and for sale, 1 Gold, Silver and Diamond Hair Powders.

Mts. Sanders returns her thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of the city for the 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. East or West. Her Goods I are made from the finest Human Hair, and she warrants her Work fo give satisfaction in every particular. jun2t*im".

T.»r

child in Montgomery county,

re«ived a

•»«.«i

Tien s, a kind neighbor, a good citizen, and him are unsurpassed, being of the new withal generous. His roof was ever lhe improved kind so highly esteemed by shelter of the orphan, and tho poor never j,Ur

large invoice of

M"j«»^Q«een

Victoria.

choicest and beat selected brands

b-v

them nn in «.» Koof "i-"

press, cans and half cans, ne serves

J""

all hours meal at Frank'a. is a is up it is vi W ?65 tne choicest brands of foreign and domes- For sale byall brnjmsts. tic wine*, lictnors, and clpar«

is,rn

liquors, and cigars. slRw-3

STOVES.

Tile Best

l.° ll.WAVS THE

We, the undersigned having soaie knotvledge of the Early Rose Potato, do hereby ^|TJ A TQTJI fTT| certify that for productiveness and eating ri JJj ./% Jlj I I puposes they cannot be excelled in the po- j* tato line. They are three weeks earlier .. than any other potato grown. We believe them to be the best potato ever produced in this country, and cheerfully recommend .' them to all who wish to engage in the onlI tnre of this invaluable table esculent:

When you want a "r,r..l

COOK STOVE

.a nut fail to tn

IRWIN'S

•.

Anybody can buy the best cook stove in the market, the ovon so arranged that the heat passes entirely around it. baking quick and even, j' Very chcap at Irwin's, sign of the Golden Stove, 1 on six month's time. He will sell queens ware 4%*.and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stove? are guaranteed and I sold on six month'? time. Call and see him.

And examine hi? stock of Move?.

"THE ENTERPRISE

ONE

of the large? CV.uk Stove? in iln markc-i with an oven 22 by 23 inches ?o arranged that^the heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it the quickest and evenest baker ever introduced. No turning the bread around two or three times. We guarantee these stoves in every particular.and offering them tive dollars lower than the same size stove can he boiieht in the Wah.ish Valley.

•i Ot STOCK or

N W A E E

I? large, nnd tn

COUNTKY MERCHANTS

We can offer

Superior Inducements

TIN. COPPKIt AND HIIHICT IRON WARK

MA NI TACT RE 0 TO ORDER.

OUR STOCK OF

HARDWARE

Is lar?e anil a? wc buy exclr.fivoly for on=h

We Defy Competition.

Parties contemplating building will do Well to examine onr

STOCK A XI) IMirCES

lieforo purchasing.

ISTo. 3 Empire Hlook.

Apiii3i«(jn. v. q. inwiN.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

a». BKIT rOVS

Real Estate Agency,

(Ysiwfonlsrillc. lmlinn i.

HAIVNG

.. Room rent, each pupil

tormined togive it atrial. 1 didsoand have no

pl®le,y-and

l.°

su,t

taken out itlcoinniission as NOTA

RY PUBLIC. I expeet, in addition lo the practice of law and tho collodion of government claims, to do business as a

fJoiivp.vancoiiinl Real Ksljiic Aircnl

Persons, therefore, having Deeds. Mortgage*or other Legal Instruments lo execute or wish, ingtorent, sell or buy, town property, or tarin° are respectfully invited to give 111c a call. have now in my hands, for sale 011 reasonable terms, a largo amount of property eonsistin" 0! vacant town lots, improved town 'lots, improved farms and Western lands. ion to from hei

desired, to purchasers on three fourths V,r tinpurchase money This addition is situated near tho College Grove, in one of the most desirable location* of the city and the lots are offered upon such re,isonable terms that any person mv secure f..,himself a home. t'an sell a good frame dwelling house. «ioi and a half high, five rooms, with two aree^ of ground in the south of town. Price ii! (MK)

Can sell an improved town lot near'the business pnrt or city. Lot HO feet front Jbv 175 feet deep. Good frame house with live rooms -ooil dry cellar, cistern, well. ,tc. Price

Can sell a fine residence four squares from the Court House corner lot ffll.vtfio feet, complete! surrounded by beautiful forest shade trees nnd covered with a variety of large and small fruit= Good story and a half house, seven rooms good wel! cistern, cellar, stable and out houses. 1 rice, .s34 j()U. rn^'r

1 a ver

desirable improved corner lot

IJjM-IG feet now cottage house, five rooms good cellar.splendid well.out houses. ,tc *tndc trees and fine fruit. Price,

Can sell tlio acres of good land within two and one-half miles of the city, on the line of tlie hast and West railroad rv acres in a good state of cultivation, and SO acres of splendid timber three dweelling houses on the land. Price jMT I per acre. A bargain.

Can sell tw well improved lots in a desirable part of the city, with new houses on them "ooil cisterns, cellars. Ac.. Ac. Price, Sl.^OO.

Can sell a beautiful residence near the bu-i I nefs part of the city, with half an acre of ground I Story and a half house, finished in style- =evcn rooms and hall, cellar, wood house, barn. iasty brick and gravel walks flowers. «haiie trees and fine shrubery. and fruits of all kinds well and cistern under cover. Price

The above is only a small portion of the pi.,nerty in my hands for sale. inv,c'1

in an'.kin'l

LADOGA. INDIANA. tTA^ ING given this school a thorough tri.-.l I ttre?arct it n? onerin? the host advantneo? t' the price- eharzed. of any school in the

I hereby certify that dnrin the last year I Tuition. Primary Department :i Si was attacked with the Atpie while in Vicksbnrtf. Preparatory Miss., and used several popular patent modi- Academic 1st year cines with but temporary relief. On reaching year' home the disease returned in a worse type, if Incidental fee. Primary I apartment possible, when my medical attendant ordered Readinc room'fee'!""!1 Quinine, in large doses.frequently as high "as CO Music—"Piano, Organ and Cuitnr. .. .... grains per day. and which must have cost me of Instrument

nearly flOO. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed (juinino and Arsenic, combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. At abont this time the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonio appeared in a city paper, and I de-

reason to regret it. One bottle restored mecom- R^ripf^

?ince that

custom- a hundred cases in which it acted with equally "ease call.

uullu

ers. llis bill of fare consists of all the I happy result, and would certainly recommend

wuicn acted wun equally

luxunes of the season. Warm meals at it as preferable to any other TonicTe~o feb. 87-My iou can get a good square public.

JAMES MARTIN". Engineer.

JAMKH RUDDLE

ant^lv

HA CO.. Proprietors.

1 Rullift St.. Louisville (vy.

WILLIAM JOHNSON.

-V1IOOL OPENS. SEPTEMRER

HAKGES PER QUARTER TEN WEEKS.

•I 2*1

Other branches of Fine Arts, usual r.i: Boarding per week July 31m-' A. J. VAWTEK, I'rir

neodore itlcilleliaii.

nF mPVT nPVTI

time I have seen nearly public.. "Motto. GocHl"Vork

nil moderate"prices.

5If'n

°ver Brown A Kam-

/^IRCULARS of every description neatly execnted on common white or colored paper. letter paper, note paper,, or in fact, on any kind or quality of paper desired and prices accurI dingly. at the Review Office, a S

I8~ 1869.

DRY OOODS.

GO TO

Bice Canine's

AT 'THE"

M:I: IIIVI: SKIKI:.

TO I:I' VOI P.

DRY GOODS

N O I O N S

or every vaviely.

HATS and CAPS.

Alsu a fit 11 line of

Fashionable Clothing.

.If'ST KECKIVKD.'

Call and See for Yourselves.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

M.iyC'il IHiiiif RICE CANINE.

DRY GOODS.

G. 1-.. KulUnivider.'. It. A. iillenwider.

N W O O S 1

E\TEttPRISK

CASH STORE!

C. Ii. ullniwidtT & iti'o.

A 1:K I)Alt.V

Spring and Summer Goods,

-.ft'eral 1 lie

lean sell vacant lots iii Hughe's Addition lo -r rt 1 '•""•fcn sviHc at prices ranging fro,,, LOWGSt CaSll Pl'lCCS f\ ?150 to J50 each, and give a liberal credit, when

Dress Goods of all grades and styles, Blue, White, aud colored Alpacas,

A Hi I! line •prill! *1 yir-' Prints, Irish Linens,

Table Linens, Crash,

Tito

of Real

think, find it to their interest to

c.Tn nnd see jne before purchasins ehwherc

ntr

.}} P. BRITTON, ATTV.

•ti f° 1 '"Or Washington Hall, Crawfor.lville Indina. (augT Cdy

SEMINARY.

Ladoga Seminary.

White Lace,Goods, Cambric,

Linen Handk'fa.

most Corset in tlio

Ha op skirts, HoseryjKid and Lysle .Gloves, Dress Trimming, But-. tons, Laces and Notions.

WBNS'& BOYS' CLOTHING!

Plain and Fancy Cassimers, Tweeds, Jeans,

full trick of

HATS ANTHJ/VPK

COUNTRY PRODUCE

Ttikcn in cxcli.iii^e fur (i |)S.

DENTISTS.

We Will not IUndersold!

Examine our (loods aiul l'rict's lM»foro PiMTJuisiii^: Klscwherc.

i\ Ml. J'u/feHtvitfer 4* tiro.,

HUGHES' BLOCK. MAIN STREET.

i'aMr(onIionlsvillf. I m«I iaitii.

April lu l-tl'Jtf.

HARDWARE.

IJOCRS.

l.nlohe*. iiiiiH, 'I and Strap Hinge.*, Screw liook and Eye. (iate Hinge.?, Glass. Pnttv, Sash Doors Blind?, and every variety r.f building material. cheap at

MILL.

ORKOfrS \MMOTH.

Drac. nnil (7n«-Ciii S I'.innel. Ti.nne.l. Hn«-k.

Hin. Hand,

nut Key hiiM

CHKCC'S .M AMMOTH.

Oti CHAINS. Coil 't'liains. Fifth ('bain.', Lj Tritco :ind Tuir Chain? Halter Chain-'. Hrn» and lr«n Jnck Chains, nl ckkoc.'s hardware stork.

rUlOl'PINC ami liruncl Ax -'. Foot Aducs, Plane?. .Mortise and Socket Firmer Chi«el.«, and Drawing Knivrsof the be?t qnnlitv. at

fim'H VTf all-

CRKfJO'S MAMMOTH.

HOES Planter? and Onnlen llors of and qiialitic--. at GRKtiO'S MAMMOTH.

FOl!

and 1 linods. gn t. CKLtid

M.MKNSK ?toi'k of new gnod? ju.-t opt-ni'.l at (iRKOC'S MAMMOTH HARDWARI) STORR.

BKAI'TIFI'IjPatterns

FARM

nnd New Slylod Ivory

Handled Knives nnd Forks at (iRKOfi'S.

Bells, School Bells, Hand Bells, Door Bells, nnd Ten Bells nt GKEGG'S.

ADIKS wishing ft supnrior quality of Scissors and .Shears will find them at Green's .Mnraniiith Hardtrare Store.

ONK

hundred nnd twenty-eight different'patterns of Pocket Knivevat (JRKGO'S.

UM, for Willkinsnn's (Vlehrated Sheep shears at Gross's .Mammoth Hardware Store

FOlt

Curtain Hands. Cnrtnin.sfKno Nails, and Kaney Goods eall'iit

.Main and Washington Stm'ts.

l.AltGK variety lets cheap, at

CtLlMAX

l'ieture

GRKGG'S.

-f P..ck,-| 1!, nl« nnd'Wiil GUHGG'S.

1ALI.I and see the endless Razors, ile.. al

variety of Knives cui-:/ g\s.

.Mower nnd Reaper, tho latest im-

provement of tho ace. is the liKhte.«t running, has the least machinery, fewest holts of any machino nnd only requires two men to cut and trom

aeres per day. Gomo and see

the wonder, everybody, at Gregg's Mammo'h Hardware Store-w:

17* VERY gains.

1SODY goo-- inGregg's to get

pilK World Reaper and Mower, the only cut J. gear machine ever built, every wheel is turned from Solid iron, and the cogs cut with machinery and fitted 011 an ironcase as perfcctly as a watch. It runs very light ami will gear longer than any other machine. It is a dropper, self raker, or hand rake.and i-the line^t machine e.vcr buHf.. Go see it at

Gregg's Mammoth llsirdwar Store.

rrMIK

Improved Quaker Reaper and Mower, a -1. perfect curiosity and the wonder of the

world, on exhibition at GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

AITOOD'S Self-raking Rmiper ami mower Vt also. thoX'-H York S"H'-raliitig Reaper nnd Mower, a I',

A GAItK.l chine-.- a 1

NEand T«

ster la

Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Spring and Summer Poplins, Lawns,

GREGG

HE IMel.rned Vil.n

lor Tlire-him:Machines GI.'EGtJ'S.

ES Ol.VINi an 1 Snlkv Ha llav Eorl a!

HAItN

4..' :u..l Hoi 1 Ii E* g\-

EST Tools

iiaml an.l sold

&C.

INDIANAPOLIS.

LONDON A NO IWIMS

(1IHT illl|iailV.

Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

FI5 Hl^ Ml UIJI A OKSKTS

iii tl (hivni)

T^HE tin 1»- ii .1 Mould nio-t ro peel fully inI form the pul.lie that th as. n.-y for the above, under letters patent celebrated iManiii'a.: tared Paper tiood', is established, and lor tbe first time introduced in the 1 nited State".

Amons the various aeeoiiipliiliment- of science and art, this may be considered one of the drearest achievements of thea'^e.

The renown which these (roods have obtained in Europe for their exquisite elcuanee. flexibility, great durability and'cheapne-s will nt once, recommend them to the Aincriciin public.

Notice, Ladies !—No More Washing, No More Ironing, No More Vexation

he great, invention of Paper nothing which cannot be detected {from linen fabric. :ind at one-half the price formely paid for wa-hioK.

Cottonades, Tickings, Checks, &c., &c.

It would be impo-sible to ghe here ail the iidvantaees which the.-o (roods j-os-e.-^in ai: eminent ilcirree. They tnu.-.I i.e usen to be appreciated.

The great demand for them, upon the manufacturers in Europe, prevented them tbii" far from sending a larse supply. Tliu- the tir.-t in-

T)AntIlC A TVTT\ OTT/MTIO I voice I will dispose of in small (luantities only, HOOTS AJND OHOES merely to introduce and show their mcrii. Wholesale dealer- will not be dealt with lor the present. No order will b! tilled for more than one dozen of any one article nt one tin).. lo the .nine addr'-'.

PRICE LIST.

E. 3. BINFOHD & BRO.'S COL.

SIX lillKAT REMEDIES

Hurley's Ague Tonic,

Arwulf-N« Mrrrary,

PKUKKf'TLY RBLIABLR.

The only remedy for ''hills and Fever, or Atjne and Fever, that is i.r can be depended upon is Hurley's Ague Tenic. Thora have been thousands eured by using it who have tried th* remedies without benefit.

WORTHY OF ATTENTION. To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley: I hereby certify that during lait year I *mattacked with the aguo whilst in ickwbune. Miss., and used several popular medicines with but temporary relief. On reaching honio^ tho diseased returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Qmnine »n large doses—frequently as high as fiO grain* per day. and which most have cost mo nearly 9100. I I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed quinine and arsenta combined, which I refused to take, preferring to Wt the disease take its courso. I was almost blooalesj. extremely exhausted, and prononneed with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time, tho advertisement of Hurley's Aguo ToniC. appoaredinacitv paper, and I determined to give it atrial. I did so.and have no reason to repet it. One bottle restored mo'completely, and since that time seen nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly rccommond it as preferable to any other tonie before tho puWio.

JAMES MARTIN. Lngineer.

Louisville. Ky.,.lune 1"», 1S65.

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

I'SK

Hurley's Sarsaparilla

WITH IOD1DK OK POTASH.

%firrliana #f the Bmm,HabiiunlC««ilveil cm,y Dcbillt, tDiacaaei the KM*

Diaenaca,. IJvcr CanaplalHt, ••i|nllM Plica, Palmoan ry Phtaaeitoi* fiiln, or KlM'a KtII.

Nyphilla.

Lomsvillb,'April4.18M.'

Hurley's Sarasparilla is what it is represented, and 1 belike it tho most wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under tho heavens could ind 11 co me to say so without proof ot tne strongest and surest kind: therefore, ipeaK willingly and positively on tho subject.

My daughter has been aflliotcd with skin diseaso and stiffness of the joints for several yoars. I employed the principal physicians of the city and thov could not euro her. I gav° her yonr Sarsaparilla not expecting it would do lior mucn good, but to my great astonishment she raptdty got well, and thank God continues so. Had she been taking any mcdicino I would not give this certificate but your Sarasparilla. tho onl remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its meilical qualities, and that (Signed,) LUKL REl NOLDS.

Any person requiring tho truth and honesty of the statement, will find mo at iny_ rosidence. corner Ninth ami Walnut streets. Louisville, Ky.

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM CAIVM

Mes .lames

Ruddles «l Co.—Gentlemen—It

1110 great pleasure to say, after using all the outer worm remedies known to inc. with tint partial success to my ehildron. I was adviseil to try T. A. Hurley's.and sinoe using it my children have hccomc quite well nnd healthy. in» children would cat it all tho tnnev It is 0110 ol tho host, safest remedies known, and as such, recommend it to one

TKA

oiii-ville, .1 line 13, I*!!!,

IS.

HURLEY'S

STOMACH BITTERS,

l,4.»»of Apix-tiU-, W*nU*«aalHor Br»p« |Mitu, iiclioii ofllir I.ir*r or f»l»orileri'it Mloniarh.

There arc in ri-iiio-. in tool a a 1

MI'S T!u. -Iiioi: MaGREGG'S.

Morse Grain Drill- at GREGG'S MAMMO'I

dozer,

Stilts. Walk'.na. ith'panier cut. Skirt-, plain white, per juarter il Skirt-1, one ruffie. per quarter dozen. Haiidkcrcliiefs.ciiibo'''«d handsomely, perfe-t imitation, per dozen Collars, pliable as linen, per do/en Chemisettes, per quarter dozen in Shirt Fronts, elegant design", per dozen 7.1 White Vest, four in package —1 eo Handkerchiefs, per dozen I 1.11 anil others.

Money mu-l accompany ea.rli order to in«ure attention. Letter- calling for informatioM mil'! contain stamp.

In Sscndins money, procure money order- il" po=«ibl*. and mid ten per cent, for postage. JACOBl S VAX.

The Paris and London

v:v Paper othing Company's Agents. n." Circle Street, coiner of Market. Indiana]*,lis. Indiana.

Scpl4m3

FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.

Aof

llWKLLIXO house a miles north of town.

•ituated three quarters the (irecncastle

road, containing siv room*. The house is entirely new. The lot contains over fuur acres of ground, anil is fenced. For terms apply at ilie Sash Factory, on the Dry lira

rich. 1

I will alsiidisposo of my interest in the Crawf..rdsvile l'lanirix ind Sash Factory. AtigU'tTvf.-' ISA AC W I l.ll I'l'K.

hitter- can compare with thc?i .niplitints. For sale or call h, --tore in the I'nited States. .IA.MES Rl'DDDLE A. CO

Proprietors. Lnui--villc K.v.

To.la- Riol.lle A Go.. I.oiiisvillo. Ky.: (ientti1men This i- to certify that I liavo been for yeftrs. :i ntl'Tcr nnd tried nil the tonles 1 hftve henrd or'seen advertised, with little or no relief from er.v ol ijiem. I heard Hurley's Hitters huMy -l.i.keo of.and tried a bottle with little faith in it before I I'.immcnccd. nnd to iny surprise and joy. b.fore I linished one bottle, I felt a great "deal better and firmly beleivo that ono or two oi'ea-ion^ i' whs tlie means of saving and pioloi.gii'.g Jmv lite. I conscientiously recommendrd them to all sullerers as tho best Hitters, known, and advise them always to ask tor Or. T. A. 11 or! and have no other. on can n»e ibi-asyoo think proper, if it will benefit otlier

,ir lr

JOHN W. DIXON.

I oiii-ville. Ky. December. Hi. 1^.

.MOTH iOKN I A NOTfCH.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrap.?

-n'l SEAIsROoK'S. a cornill the advanceineiit of the •. harmless in it* action,

l*-e in ilie fni biuatioi, finite up wi age P!enfant to take, eflicient and reliable in the fo||..ivini"di«ease-:

II ca-iej. Irmiluablc In

Siiniinei Complaint. Irreyularitie-... el-. Keslii en ess. Teething. Ac. Civ-", health lo the child ami re to'lhc.

\SIIVI1.I.K,

TK'.S". .Kl

:b.

I--' 1?V.'

.la-. Huddle A.Co.. Loui'ville. Ky.—When living i" your ciiv I ii'id several bottles of !r Sen iirook's Infant Soothing Syrup, and found it

do mv child more good and il would rest belter after using il than any other remedy 1 can say with confidence, it is the be-t mediein.lor children at prewnt known.' wish vou woi• 1.1 get the druggist here to keep it. If any does, plea'e lei ine know if r.ot send me on*.

by ctpre^s. and I will pay for it ai lhe

lice here. Write inc when you send i. and oblige. MKS. S A It AII I.. RANDOLPH.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Kiixir ot' I'vropliosphali' o|' froii ttml CalasHyn.

The elegant, combination possarset ull liie 111N11' properties of Peruvian Hark and Iron, wi'liout the disairreealde taste and bad etrects ol ei'.hei -eparate!.. er in other preparations, ol these Valuable medicine-. It -honld be taken in all ca-es when a gi-nt!« tonic impression ij re ouir.-d nfter i.'oin'alcsoence from KKVKKS or debil itat inv di-ea-e-. or in tlio-e distressing iregulari ties peculiar tcinales. X.. lemalc should be without il if lia'.le to «uch diseases, for noibni:rc:iii well take it* placs-.

:to

James Ruddle & Co.,

IMJni'll KTOltS,

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

ri"uiis\*ille, TCv,

Ali'fhi* I.

E. J. BINFORD & BRO

('rnwfonlsvillt'. Ind.

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