Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 October 1869 — Page 3

CIRCULATION

Indianapolis, rrawfordsTlUe vlllc Railroad Iteave Cranfordrrille. Arrive at IndianapolisLeave Indianapolis- •_ Arrive at Crawlordsville--

ItLi.sii TOM'S Conceit, drew a crowdfd liotise.

incut for week.

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DAILY—Goinq South MNorth. 71'. M. TirORNTOWN. by H%ck arrives Mondays and

Friday* 1 P. M. Depart* Tuesday* Satnr-

•5 days 11 A.M. A Aiio. by hack arrive* Tnesdayg atid_ .... H&tur days .....10 A. JJ. depart*'same any» at. 1. I M.

WAYSKTOWN, by heck arrives Tncfdays .t Satordays !».•• A.M. 'Of the departs same days at 1-M. from I)irUCM KVIM.K. by hack, arrives Mondavs,

Wednesdays and Fridays... .-fi P.

NEWTOWN, by carrier arrives Tuesdays. Thursday* and Saturdays.M. departs eamodaysnt 11 M. I sm *s'AL'oi.is, by carrier arrives Wednesdays and' Saturdays 12 .J. departs same days t-.t r. M.

CITY NEWS.

1 IM Tuesd:iv 11i«r111.

Itouss's Dramatic Troupe 0]cus «hori season next Monday night.

the past week. was heavy frost.

tor a

TIIKRK will be an abundance

of simn"e-I-'JI in'XL

i' young people 1 a

le at the

£.'!Til»: post oflice is to be enlarged and made more convenient. This will be welcomed ___

NUXT Wednesday and Thursday will be the two big days at the Fair. The exhibition promises to surpass all former eflorl'

Uy the socioty.

-fe'l.AlUiic numbers of our citizen have atii'iidcd the State Fair during the prcsnt week. Last Thursday morning one train on the new railroad took over five hundred-

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balloon ascension, al the Fair ground last Monday, was a success. The daring Aeronaut rose to' Ihe fearful altitude of two hundred feet, and lii gracefully on the

east side of the fence.

TIIK Postmaster General would confer a great favor on our citizens and the people living along the line of tho Indianapolis,

Itloomingion & Western llailroad b\ sending ihe eastern mail over this road.

A i.MICK coon of venerable age was shot and instantly killed, near the eastern suburbs of our cily. last Wednesday night, while in the net. Of regaling himself upon a brace of yellow legged chickens. The deceased sported twenty-nine rings around his tail, and is supposed to be the lust

'ireel.

Brick.

Wc paidja^visil tojthe e.xlensive luiek yard of Messrs. Houston & Graham, last Tuesday rheir brick are made by machinery, and arc e»iua'l lo any, bjick made in the west. Pliey have at present rendy for burning sonv five hundred tTiousand. They say )hat next spring lliey will be able to fill all order* at

the lowest prices.

St. James Hotel.

Persons visiting Cincinnati will find no

gnfjt^.

better hotel to stop at. than the St. Janu-s. ^ork City ft is? centrally located, on Fourth street, east of Main, and has recently been refurnished in excellent style, li is 11 first cla.-s hotel, and it« landlord, Mr. H. P. Elias. a clever gcnileinan. who spares neither pain* ore\peuse in caieving 10 the coin tort 11 i.-

Oor Fair.

The aiieiulance to the Fair ihe coming week promises to be large, and those attcn'ding will want something to eat and drink.

Our advice is to go where you can get the best and cheapest. You can find just such

Meats of all kind?. Sotfa. Lfnionndr. Sweet •••Cider nnd Candies of all kinds. If you are in town don't fail fo pive him eall at his

Mammoth -Bakery, on Main street, opposite Court House, niul oar word for it you will

you buy.

LOCAL ITEMS.

New Goods

•Arriving nl the Stone Front daily. s'J'.if

Cheap John.

l)uy your fine Table Linens of heap John, .I-"-

The latetfl'slylen in hats 'and cips nt the Stone Front. p^tf

Oysters

Receiv Grert

a in

ILIAAONDT

Before

You buy Blaukcis or Flannels, call M. t'rawfonl'e. it Stone Front.

5, ^_| Hall's

'To prevent ^tlie. hair form railing IFoir, Vrij'hiliir Sirt!/•!}) Jfirtr H'n'it

C. Crawford, •ion«» Front has jus Ivis). Come and

departs Tuesdays. Thursday.^. and Saturdays A. M.

C. M. Crawford

newh to our citizens. Powder, Sliot aud Caps. "T'. Campbell & Hnrfer are selling the best. HS. I.M.K.U who dosne to pay their sub-

CIPT, LLANCRS is busy at work with a large force putting tip the treble bridge over the Dry Brunch.

Tin: champion boatman, Mr. I. r. .Ton uliiix Thin Tom, presented us, on lusi Snlurdav night, with a large pike.

Sllwl

A LJAIUIE RASS.— That veteran fishist, Mr Frank Klaton, hooked successfully from Ihe placid waters of our creek Inst Wednesday, a bass weighing five pounds and tourf en oiinee«.

Will suit you in everything you want in the dry poods line. His goods are al! new and !'re*h. Call ami be convinced. s'Vif S'l'l »N I) FONT-

THOSE

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Paisley, Eugenie, Arab, Sitka, Cashmere, single and double, and Breakfast Shawls, at the Enter prise. oct.j.

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soriptinns in wood should bring ii in now j(1 ci v. Call and see thcni sill while the roiuls are good.

'I'llK weather has been unite cold during liilly Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, Last Monday night there nil, &c., than any other man. and does it for less monev.

ahnt pnp? nll1

GO TO THE

Enterprise Cash House for new fall and winter Dress Goods and Trimmings, at low Cash prices. ii 't

New Firm.

We notice that. Webster &. Son lias bought out. Curtis & Pro.'s boot and shoe store, and that I hey stand ready to wail, on all the old and-new friends with cheap goods.

Oysters! Oysters!

These delicious bivalves can be found at Sellers' Crystal Palace Restaurant. He serves them up in every style at. live minutes notice. -Iw..

He Sells It.

A. F. liamscy sells the finest. Chewing Tobacco to be had in'market,''Mountain Dew." eveybody uses it. a2ftw"

"Watch.

Newt. Vansickle has on exhibition, in his show case at Fullenwiders' store, some of the finest Watches ever brought to ilii* market. F.verv Watch is warranted.

Pnro Drugs,

Chemicals, dye stuffs, brushes, paints, oils and varnishes, at the lowest possible rates, at T. W. l'rvs & Co.'s. Green street drug store.

Beautiful.

'lill ise Ladies' Gold Watches, at, Ncwi. Vansickle's nre the nicest, and by f:ir the most beautiful ever seen in this city. Call in and see them. They arc 1eanti

Robert Carson

Will now be found in his new brick, National Block. No. 0. on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap n« the cheapest. ?nlv 17*«i!*tf

A Nent Foot

Is indispensible. and we know of no bet-

... er place to get neat, fit in boot and shoe specimen of Ins racc that flourished.^ mi- I

|nn W

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stor

meronslv in 18IH. when not to be a coon «a opened a large lot of tho finest early fall

the next thiuir to being uobodv. and winter styles, a' the old nri corner.

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Boots.

So Tboy

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Saddle Rook Oysters -o~ Received daily at Frank Ilu.v«, No\v Sa- I loon Served up in every style.

"Yur can find every kind of boot and shoe for gems, ladies and children wear at Kellcv it Co'- new Palace Store on Main

have just

Tho Largest Stock

(If the lies! Cook. Parlor and Healing Moves, Tinware. Queens ware, Glassware and Table Cutlery iu the city, will be found at .loslin's, and will bo sold cheaper than at an other house. Everybody should rail before purchasing elsewhere. Money can be saYed bv so doing.

All Alone.

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a place at ihe stand of Paul Hughes. There Imvp .ill his old friends and the public A. Wert. will find Pies. Cakes, Bread, Dried generally, call and see him. National ^amuel Wert. lilocR. Washington «tieei. .-lSw_' Daniel Gilkey,

get the worth of v„ur monev in nnyihing »i»«| in/nll operatjon for years is now eclipsing all the rest in the way ot trade. Look iu at Frv's Drug Store on Green

Street and see.

Ma]or Foote is now all alone iu his glo- I Isnftc C. Itritlon,, ii ^M. Trilly

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Good News.

\Ye are happy to inform the public thai Webster & Son have bought the stock of boots and shoos owned by Curtis & Bro. They will be pleased IO see all the public, and will endeavor lo supply every one thai comes with ihe best article in the market. As for cheapness, we would sav. there is no cheaper. «-2"u I

"J Pli&jou, Ao^ A Mr. Wm. R. Fry, of the Green street Drug Store, informs us that he is now pre-

seiv^d da)ly at (iulhriet resiaurant, on pared to supply paints, oils, glass,jutty, '•.' ... s2-r»wl etc., to contractors at very lowest con tract prices. Persons engaged in build-

A Large «*«.• ing will find it to their. interest to eon-

Stock of Boots anil shoes at the .Stone suit his price list befot-p buying their maFront. Very ehenp. s2."itf lerinls.

Don't Cheap Job). Hair Goods and Hair Jewolry. Buy nntil you see the Goods and prices at Buy yonr Sine Pantn?eopic Spectacles of Mrs. Belle Sander^ Washington Street, the Stone Front. oet2 Cheap John. j, rrerjB. Carson's grocery-store, Crawfordsville, Ind. Manufacturer of and Pealer in

Oyster*. Palor Stoves. Hair Jewelry and Goods, Embracing every For a choice dish of fresh oysters. go to^ I'" jpu want one of the bc-«t Parlor Stoves

Guthrie's restaurant. s2*iwl in the market, for the least money, do yf• gauche? Braid" Curls Waterfalls, !»ot*aitoso«® Jrwin he is now ^oerring

TEose be fall ami winter stock which wore

lancy Arnb Shawls can be found at the bonght at bottom figures 3nd will be sold Whi

Stone Front. u«rt2 the same way. His stock of hardware and

*.,2 the same way. Its stock or hardware and

0 a

Cheap John. procure ihe earliest and best varieties, and I!i• vnur fine Itftger's Plated Ware, war- afterdating tried §even ,or.eight kind, I ranted V, year*, of CIIKAP JOHN. proenred a few fiarly Ilos^ of/Mr. Ifoppins, 1_ la«t spring, and find them'fo be two weeks

Jewelry. the earliest, the,best flavored and the moM

Newt. Vfinsickle lias a splendid prolific, in a word they are tlf potato. ment of fineJewelrv. i- A. FARMHi.

ret urned the new If

Now

Is the lime Ir," repaint 3"onr buildings and fences. Tlie materials for which, yon ran find, cheap, at Fry's Drug Store.

Arrived.

C. .M. Crawford, of the Stone Front, is the first to receive a full fall stock of all kinds of goods, fiive him a call.

Judge Naylor's Property For Sale. Judge Xaylor will dispose of his prop-

will pay you IO visit the ,y "Having a front of ovei' 250 feet on ••ef- 5 Fnnklin Street, and containing over it

.. ne

futft^g ofir. n-e

It will. 1-e sold- to suit purchasers in I town lots or in bi^lk. Quick sale is the Judge's motto. For terms, inquire at M.

M. Whit ford's office. Stone Font, Mayorsoffice. jnpe2'"tf

Public Schools.

As all the schools in this county arc now opening, there will be a great demand for new books for the children. In anticipation of tliK Maj. Foote hn.s supplied himself with a large stock Of all kinds of School Hooks. Maps. Slates, Copy-Books, Ink. Pens, Pencils, etc. lie wants allthose 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. ... sl8v2

Cheap John

This affable itinerant merchant, whose name has become familiar to every man, woman, and child in Montgomery county, has lately received a large invoice of wares which he proposes to dispose of at vry low figures. The spectacles sold by him are unsurpassed, being of the new and improved kind so highly esteemed by lier Majesty Queen Victoria..

Frank Hays

Is receiving at his new. saloon and restaurant. the choicest and best selected brands of fresh Baltimore Oysters, daily by express. in cans and half cans. He serves them up-in the best style to suit customers. His bill of fare consists of all the luxuries of the season. Warm meals at all hours. You can get. a good square meal at Frank's. His bar is supplied with the choicest brands of foreign and domestic wines, liquors, and cigars. sISw:!

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody can buy tho best cook stove in the market, the oven so arranged thafc thc beat passes entirely around it, baking quick and oven. Very cheap at Irwin's,.sien of tho Golden Stove, on six month's time. He will sell queensware and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Uememberhis stoves are guaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call and see him.

Mnr-".i 'mitf.

Billiars.

First-class billiard tables at the Driskell Saloon. The best of liquors and cigars kept on hand. Epicures will find the bill of fare unrivalled by any estaurant, in the city. Nov.7 ly.

Ei-rors of Youth.

ALGontlcmnn who suffered for years from \orvous Debility. Prematuro 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 makinc tho [simple remedy by which lie was cured. SufTcrers wishing to profTt by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, .TOIIX B. OfiDEX. ilny 20IStinjy. No. 4-Cedar st Nr-w York..

A Cnrd.

Tn the Editor of CrairforihvilU R' vietr E Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow 'inc to inform my friends and the public generally that I have iesumed the practice of law.

Office in Ci a wt'ordsville. opposite the Post Office. LKW.'WALT,\Ci:. c~Crawfordsville, Dec. 12, 1808 If

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 nl my residence al all hours for th.»t purpose. I have also just received a fine assortment ofpeth Thomas clocJts, which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. I.et my old friends, and all others, call at inv I residence, where I will be happy to see them. m'271

To All 'Whom It May Concern. .John W. ltlair Jr. is again in the market with the largest and best assortment of fruit trees and grape vines ever offered the rustic Country Girl into a Fashionable in this city: the largest and best selec- City Belle. ted stock of blackberry, rapshcrrv. and In the use of the Magnolia Halm lies the strawberry plants ever offered by anyone true secret of Beauty. No Lady need comin Montgomery county. Everything sold plain of her Complexion who will invest by me will be warranted to be just as rep- 7 cents in this delightful article. resented. s2"w:'. !i- £5 t*

Tho Latest

Styles of Ladies'. Mi9?cs: and Childrens' dress pattern, just received from Mme. Dcnioresi's Emporium of fashion, of New bv Miss Addie Moore, two do.o.rs south of the M. E. church.

School Book's.

Major Foote. of the "Old Corner liook Store,'' informs us that he has now as complete a slock of School Hooks as was ever brought to this city. Parents will always find it fo their advantage to hn Major,

Fri Co

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powdrr nrCan.p- Tm!ffer» w.U *ave twenty per

hell & Harfers, it is the best. slwl -[cent, by buying of Irwin. Mo mistake

a f.nt this. W

NEW STYLES S r~ work, which will be found to compare fa- ...v Hats and Caps, very cbcap, at the ToTlie Public. vorably with that manufactured in any of Enterprise- "el. j. As potatoes are becoming quite a rom- ]1(

modify of trade, it is necessary that we

JAMES PATTERSON.

I.vox's VTII MROX is the best hair dies-

A CARD.

We,"t he undersigned having scmo knowledge of the Early Rose Potato, do hereby ccrtify that for productiveness and erting pnposes they cannot be excelled in the potato line. They are three weeks earlier than any other potato grown._ We believe Iheni lo be the best potato ever produced in this country, and cheerfully recommend of the them to all who wish to engage in the cul-I-S"i fine of this invaluable table esculent

T. 11. B. McCain. W. H. Scott, I1. Hughes, Jas. A. VannrsdaH.

1. I I W nlenn Pn r! oT»

ry. He has the entire room to himself. P- «tson Mr. Kelley moving to his new mom. which 1 Grifntb. enables him display his goods 'to a better John Pursel, advantage. He has his room fitted up in -Lis. B. Sidner. elegant style. The Maj. will be glad to R- Simpson,

Patrick Murphv. -I. M. Work. M. Hopping. A. J. Snyder. J. W. Brewer.*^^ Conelius Brilton.\' E. Britton, John R. Robinson, Sylvester Cooper. John Butcher. J. A. Gilkey.

I Conrad Smith C. Griswold. M. Sellers.

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Drugs.

The last shall be first.—ScnpOirm i, Verified by the fact thnt the drug store established in this citv after the others

John Broken. 5* ,*"•.» O. TI.'Bowen. 1 Jonathan Xulf ^V- Her.rv Fonst. Abijali O'Meal, T. Dick Moore. Dan Yonnf, •J"."' E. Johnson Heaton. 1 John Smiih. W. Alexander Tavlop.

To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restore.1 to health in a few weeks,by a very.simplc remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affcction and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxions to make known tn his fcl-low-sufleerrs the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he .will send a copy of the prescription ased (free of charge), with tho direction for preparing and using the 'same, which tLcy will find a SURE CL'KE FOR COSsmrTioN. AsTnMA.BBoxcinTis, etc.

cost fhem nothing, and may prove a blessing, Particsl(wishing the prescription, will please I

Williamsbure. Kines County. New York. MaySO.fiO.ly

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER

Gent's Wigs and Toupee®. Ladies'

u«. Botysf FronK Scratches,

BanJ?

Hair-Nets. Ornamental Hair. Par-

1 in

kers Beard* Mustaches Pnff«

-iiuiocut.,

& shc al?0 on ham anJ for salp

,, Gold 8ilrerand Diamond ILur Powders.

fifV-n'* Mrs.'-Sknief» returns her thanks to the

Gentleincn of thc city for (])P

befft p!UronaRfl

heretofore extended her.

ajj| %von g0

arR

HeU an inspection of her

|ties. Ecst or West. ITer Goods

ade from the finest Human Hair, and

she warrants her Work to give satisfac-. tion in.^pvery parfieular. ., jnn?'^-

Cancers Cured.

l)r. Swank, the well known and noted cancer physician will visit the Richardson House, the 2d Tuesday of every month hereafter through the year, and and aitend to the treatment of chronic diseases and especially cancers.

He visited this place every mouth as well as all the adjoining County scats in 180: and l-^OI regularly, he treated and cured a great many cases here. He cured a cancer on George Fruits' wife. Jonas Rountree, Isaac Rich, old Mrs. Wilson. of Ladoga, and William Buchanan's wife, some of which were quite bad.

The Doctor has 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 part of the United States, alwaj-s making a speciality of cancer, and treating thousands of cases, and treating chronic diseases, and for the last five has been located permanently in Indianapolis.

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

He deals honestly with his patients. If he thinks he cannot cure or benefit them, he will tell them so, as it i3 to no physician's interest to deceive his patients. He carries a full supply of medicines, and charges low, but cash. oct.2w I

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

Fishtr Dotii'rff/. .ia. TT. .1/. I). Duhrrlti.

., ESTABLISHED IN 1859.

DOHERTY & DEIG-HTON

MAN'rru'Ti KBijs or $

Carriages, 'Buggies,

S])i'ing' AV.agon.s,

SUJilKS. Crj.

FAU.M WACiOXS OF A Lh KIN1)S

IIVW. T'liinlitii/j "f .: Ti'inlliliix/.

Bo Beautiful.

If you desire beauty you use [lagan's Magnolia Balm. It gives a soft, refined, satiin-like texture to ihe Complexion, removes Roughness. Redness, Blotches. Sunburn. Tan. etc.. and adds a tinge of Tearly Bloom to the plainest features. Tt brings the Bloom of Youth to the fading cheek and chancres

Shi'P hi A.

THE

September 1S 1111

very liberal patronage he-towed upon us in ihe last eight years by the citizens of Montgomery.. Parke. Fountain, Putnam, and Boone, counties, nnd our large and inerensedbusiness.impresses us with the sense of obligation we are under to our customers, and we feel it our duty as well as pleasure to express onr thanks for past favors, and lir.pe to retain and merit in future a continuance of the same. We would desire to state that the quality of our work is now nearer perfection than cverhefere. owing to enlarged facilcities for .Manufaturing and keeping a greatly increased stock on hand. We would call special attention in this connection to our Styles, which arc up lo the most approved fashions of the East.

We invite the Farmers and all others to examine our Work, which we arc determined ?hall stand on its own merits.

We WARRANT our all work from one to two years. lO^Rcmember the place, two door South oft li Mammoth Agricultural Room of Dnhcrty. Mahorney fc Co. march C'Gl'yl DOHERTY .1 DEIGHTON.

LIVERY.

I/I VKKV. SALE & FEEI) STA li LK Xorlh side Market Street. CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA.

Constantly on hand Ihe best of

Mingle or Double Team., 8.ii1illr. IIOIM'. new stock of

JST I TJ

Running to all trains.

», All orders left at my Office promptly filled. 3 May ?0. isill. J. B. 1XSLEV.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of nil Execution, tn me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery eonnty State of Indiana, in favor of Joseph Allen ct al. and Dillard Rickctts et al. isued to me as Sheriff of said County, I will expose to sale at public auction and ont cry. on Saturday the 23d day of Oct. leC9. between Ihe hours of 10 o'clock A. M— and 4 o'clock P. XL. of said day. at the Court House door, in the cily of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described Real Estate in Montgomery eounty. Indiana, to-wit: Nine undivided tenth parts of the south half-»f section eight-township nineteen range foor t-L west, to be sold to satisfy said Execution. Interest and Cost, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution, I will on the same day. at the same place, offer the fee

simple of said Real Estate to satisfy a Jud,,

inc oo- nient fcrSM.-nM. togothcr with Cost,^without

ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription any rolief from valnatiOn or apprai«emaint laws. to benefit the afflicted, and spread information 1 fc»aid Real Estate taken as th property of which he "conceives" to be invaluable and he

a an 1

hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will Sheriff of Momtgomery Co. done with neatness ar.d dispatch. «n reasonable I)atea.-Oetober?.W69. Oet5w4

adress REV EDWARD A WFLSOV "IJ^VERYBODY should go to Gregg's to see the in good style and on reasonable terms. iost re- Shop on Green Street, Commercial Row. rbody.

JJ immense stock ceived and daily arrivini!. Come

STOVES.

The Best

L.« TI1K

Worthy of Attention.

To Dr. Tbomn* A. flnrlcy: W I hereby ccrtify that during the la.-t year 1 was attacked with the Ague while in Yieksburg. Miss., and used soveral popular patent medicines with bnt temporary relief. On reaching home the disease returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quinine, in large doses, frequently as high "as f,(i grains per day, and which must have cost me nearly S100. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisvi.lle, and fonnd be prescribed Quinine 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 about this time 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 completely, and since that time I have seen nearly I 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. l?0.i. For sale by all Druggist*. JAMKS lil.'DDLE & CO.. Proprietors. nn^ iy v{. 41 Bullitt St.. Loui-ville Ky.

ELOCI PKDKS.

HA1VN(»

KEPIIII IN^ !OIIE III order

\i -rir zl" "l "iVT I desired, to purchasers on three fourths of the Olcl VV Ol'lv M.ade JN ew. I purchase money addition is situated nesr tho (lollege

Wiis]ii»'tlm) Slri'-'l.

Cfjiwibnlsville? 'C- hitltaitii

Will inhroiil \rltlclcxin excliatiarlor rii Work

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p( TT "*71 A "DUl Hf

l/H£liirJCl0 J.

When yon w.'ini

COOK

stove

Ho hot fail to go |i»i

xaRt-WIPtf-'iSi

."And examine his stoi'l of stoves.

THE ENTERPRISE

ONE

of the larger Cook Stoves in the market with an oven xSby-3 inches so arranged that the heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it trie quickest and cvenest baker ever introduced. No turning the bread around t\ro or three times. We guarantee these stoves in every particular, and offering them five dollars lower than the same size stove can be bought in the Wabash Valley.

TI TsTW A. 11

al-o large, anil to

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

•. -Wt ofl'or

Superior Inducements

TIX.COI'I'EK AND SHEET iUOX WAItE I

mam FArniRKD

oiMVKii.

OUR STOCK OF

HARDWARE

Is large, anil as wc buy exclusively for cash

We Defy Competition.

Pnrtio? roiileniplnlini? liuiMini wiliilu well to examine onr

STOCK A X1) I'UK'KS

Ib'fore piiichasing.

JSTO. 8 1-^m.pire TTVIOCI^

April!! If'fiSl. Y. (.1. IKW1X.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. S®. milTTtWS

Real Estate Agency,

Crinvfontsville, lnli iii i. k,IX '""fiw

taken out a!coinniission NOTA

RY PUBLIC. I expect, in addition U, the practice of law and the collection of goveniincut claim-, to do hiisine-s as

CoiivoyHiice Tiesil Estsile Assent

Persons, therefore, having Deeds. Mortgagesor other Legal Instruments to execute or wish. ingtorent. sell or buw town property, or (arms, are respectfully inviisd to give me a call,

I have now in my hands, for sale on reasonable terras, a largo amount of property consisting oi vaeant town lots. improved town lots, improved

unA

farms and Western lands. lean sell vacant lots in Hughe's Addition to the city of Crawfordsville at prices ranging from •-I5II to :«tl each, and give a liberal eredit. when

Grove, in one of the most desirable location-id!

I a the city and the lots are offered upon such roa11 ti .w sonable terms that any mv sriMire foil.nrk, Owmnfr th'bn-ch. i,irascif „Ii

omc

Can sell a good frame dwelling house, story and a half high, five rooms, with twoaree-of ground in the south of town* Prico

Can sell an improved town lot near the bu-i-liess part of eity. f.ot I'M feet front by l«.» feet deep. Good frame house with live rooms, good dry collar, cistern, well. Sec. Price ?2.0n0.

Can sell a fine residence four snunres from th" Court House corner lot iMixlfiu feet, complete! surrounded by beautiful forest -hade trees and covered with a variety of large and small fruit.-. Good story and a half house, .-even rooms goo.l well cistern, cellar, stable and out house-, Price. $:i,.VJt. 1 Can sell a very desirable improved corner lot 1 l-.'fixljil feet: new cottage house, five room-, sood ecllar.splond'd well.out hou-e-. Ac., shade trees and fine fruit. Price, si.oiMj.

Can sell ir.li acre? of good land within two and one-half miles of the city, on the line of the East and'West railroad: so acres in a good state of cultivation, and SO acres of splendid limber, three dwcclling houses on the land. I' ic.. per acre. A bargain.

Can sell two well improved lots in 11 desirable part of the city, with new hou.-cs on them. go. cisterns, cellars. Ac.. Ac. Price, -l.fi o.

Can sell a beautiful residence near the busi no« part of the city, with half an acre it ground. Story and a half house, finished in style: seven rooms and hall, cellar, wood house, barn. i-. Tasty brick and gravel walks flowers, shade shrubery. and fruits of alt

SEMINARY. #_ 1

Ladoga Seminary.

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES:

A I.SO .IS

LADOGA. v-C- INDIANA.

HAYIXC,

given this school a thorough trial I regard ifas offering the be-t advantai'es

the

Mate.

DRY GOODS.

Bice Canine's

M' tvi-iv \:i rift v.!

I I A S S

Also a Cull lino nl'

0. li.

charged, of any 111 i! wn.r.iASIscho.d

JOHXSOV.

SCHOOL OI'KNS. SERTKMLIKK

CHARGES PER QCAItTER TEN WEEKS. Room rent, each pupil (f Tuition. Primary Department

Preparatory I

*. Academic 1-tycar -.'d year year I'

Incidental fee. Primary *partmenr Academic Reading room fee Mnsic—Piano, Organ and Cuitar.. I" Cse of Instmnienc. (Ither branches of Fine Art5, usual rates Boarding per week

JnlySlmi J. AWTER. Prinr-ipil.

PAINTING.

T. If. WISTOX,

I Wl.VTON is .again able to atu-iid to bis

H^'K. SIDNER. ^1 profession. Painting in" all it3 branchc

"P-, ., Wood EngTavmg.—I am prepared to furnish Wood Cuts for display posters store bills, Ac.,

everyc may?? HM

floor. Feb .27. I**.0 T. II. WINTON,

Spring and Summer Goods,

Which we otl'er at the

Lov/est Gash Prices!

Dretis Goods of all grades and styles, Blue, White, and colored Alpacas, Lusters, Delains,

Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Spring and Summer Poplins, Lawns, &.c.

full linn of |i init v•••-• nl

Prints, Irish Linens, Table Linens,

Crash, White Goods, Lacc,

kinlj.

trees and fine well nnd cistern under cover. Pri -e s-.t.-no. The above is only a small pu tion 'lie property in my hands forsale. fcrsons desiring to invest in any kind Ileal Estate will, I think, find it to their interest to eall and sec me before purchasing elswhere.

W. P. MKITT'iN. ATTY.

Office -d Floor Washington Hall, (.'rawlord--ville Indina. 'aucTiilu-

2. I860. Oi-Y' U-f

GO TO

srom

vnrTt

clothing.

Fashiouab]e

ST kkckivkd

Call and See for Yourselves,

Mitin iiiifl Wasliiiiiilou SireHs.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

May r-C'Mf RICE CANINE.

DRY GOODS.

C. E. Fullenwider. I!. A. I'lillemvider.

aoorxs!

.KXTE B* S frl

CASH STORE!

Coitonades, Tickings, Cheeks, &c., &c.

The *\«.rknun^hip iIm'sc i?

All Hi|s Mciitlctl Free .of.

iiiiend lo keep roll ri' ioilali.Oi I'ol' I-ill li.it down piai-es, r.v

sr-t-t.I.-

IIAKDWARE

inolehill tor a 111 MInt:•i 11 A mouse tor a maniinoth,1 »i.ce we wi.'re small ., lint now have grown tall lit eoui:-c are all mammoth.- -..

"Ill: a be-t

0.\if1.

Cambric:, Linen Handk'iV

Fli KNCH iV

Kit I A

'OltSKTS

"1'!.. itn'o-l r-nmrni'talii* Cui'sot ID (lie 1

Hoop skirts, Hosc r.v,Kid and Lysle Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Enttons, Laces and Notions.

MENS'& BOYS' CLOTHING!

Plain and Fancy Cassimers, Tv/eeds, Jeans,

BOOTS AND SHOES!

A I'n 11 .-took nl'

jr A TS A i) A

js.

COUNTRY PE0DUCE

Tiik-II In exi-hanue i'nr iOt iS.

Wo Will ii»!

House. Sign. Oniaiuental ,)(.ru.0 i»UJThasint? Elsewhere, ant! Eiisrriiver.

Umlorsold! A

Ekumihe onrTiootls ami Prices

t'. E. FullfMwirier & itro.,

HUGHES' BLOCK. MAIN STREET,

CrsnvfonirorilsYillc. Indiana.

April I" iM-.fiif.

~»T,

BOOTS AND SHOES. MILLINERY. 'rsA

Boots! Boots!V Boots!!!

ca.-li buyes look in up bargains in

Boots and Shoes

Will pU*:iu »Il

(Vll, Kip and Lasting in

A li O 1

rouu'ivss iiml l'olisli ('nl.

We call ntteniioii of .Voiuifc ladie! eedingly liand'ome

aytle-'

B"iii Sewed Work.

Ill Mol'oeCo. I'll,',.!,- ..i [. I and l.a-llllg

Fa]1

\usr *:t

mill

received tl.eir new ~t«d

•GOODS Custom Made Boots

N O I O N S

I In calf. Anu-iienn and Fre,:el, lor me., and VorkCjty b.lirm 1..

pe-i and

111:1 ir.inol vtoek of the 1 lie eleet"l Hardware in town.L'oto CA l'l!E 1,1. A 11 A It'l l-: I

('nnipheli A Hnrtt Stor* onn 10 :n :mv OI.|I»T

('ln- i|» HnrwartJ

lit'

MA.M.MOIIl assor:iii'iii ot locks. Intihev, -nine new pal terns for store doorj tlir.t are hui-giibir proof and no t-.vo alike, in -liort. all kind of lock-- lrom ihe -uuille-l pad lock to ihe larger ,|nil 1, can be iuriii-lnd al Ine Small .M.'iiniiioili Hiiniwar-J iore ol sr

CAMPHEIJ. A 11.\ l.'l 1.1.',

hnnoi ci! 1:10 p"ii and pi

I (Oli .v-nile

pucket knive-

I! 11 i.-i s.CI.

I I' g... 1 h.n.d I I '11 inpbcll A I In 11 er

per ecu', bv bii viig

fin'] iluraLli1 larkot.

ditli• 1-.-111 kind' 1 Cainoliell

iJhi.mtaol'n.*

only Of 0 tho-e

a- dollar, thai ir- a In...

SI'I.EX I 11 -loci Ac., oil eti

lit I a lib* ciitiery.-nooi oiner.--can save 10 to the eli«'.a |i Han!

CAMPI!EI,L.v HA KTEK'S.

npiiln-o Il'tr.lv.aie ee-i nl -i Ins.. ."»inal! Mammoth o! ,\Ml'l!El.l. A IIARTEb'.S.

l/HE 1 dailvat

•\i

11 11.--. sa-li. I.i 1 nd Ac. aiivais ..n hand .• r'-r- pri''"- 0. 1 AM I'llE I.I, A IIAK'I Eli.

1 LJ (tie 1

TI.ICS imr.o\ 'd pati-nt Ruck -aw, -oni" 1 thing new. thnt will cut al I-1 one third f.i-:cr than the old kind, at th- I'lieao II,11.1 ware House of I 'A PRE .l. A IIAliTER'S.

BOKI.Mi

MACHINES and all

pi-ntir's tool- cheap, a: ih ni iiiih llaid are House ot 1 'A.M l'l'.E I.I. A IIA R'l I

kindhinp

hand

E 1.1.S of 1 1 cry de'cripl ion. fiuni hell b»-P|.. door bell--.-cliool lo lls, lire alarm church l.clU can ai all time- !.c lurnish.d mITV small adv:.n.-e on eo-t li.v

I' \M I'I'.E l.l. ,'i: HART Ei:'S.

VfiEXCY

f..r g'ttn and lentlier

ing. Ac.. a1.1 'ampbel 1 .V il

r.utlionze.f price-.

iK'Itiiisr. u*k-f'-T**1. :u«-

iii :u it iv i? I

I (Hi chain*, d-g e!ii»iii«. tra.— chan.-. bur 1 chain-. 1:1th chain', -trei'-hcr chains, hall" chain-. Ac.. Ac., at.: he Cheap. Hard ware -tore

I'A.MI'REI.i. A IIAliTER.

\\*"1 LD it not be well lor every loan lhai It feeding corn v.orth SKI cent- a ba-iiei

buy

rd's -uin rb-trawcuttei.-. »cry eli^ap t'AMPREI.I. A IIARTER-S.

^RI'.NCHi cd at

•otlcc Miil. new ,upp!.v. .l i.-t j.oeiv C.imp'ocli A llarter- Maiiiinotb.

•i' HORSEand

sho-.--. lior.-.- n.iils. l-.et e.ilk,. iron steel every other al licle thn' a oLit-l:--inith neeili. crv cheap at tlie '"ln-ap Mainui.i!i llunlware Store ot I'.nnpbell A Il:irl*.r"-:.

HCI1S.

spok'-s. felloe'", thimble skriir* W.geflier with

I! kind' tn r.aron-inr.k' r-- t'

id bi-a p. at the old tail I of AM PI'.ELI. Ail A RTE'R',- 3

l'PLK p'-aret'. mull c.iUci .11."I rau.-aiie '•tutfiT' fer Ihe In II fnnle ju-' received il cheap imm .:! I C»mpt»:li A HitiW-r.

loin)

will

'A.MI'iiEl.l, A 11 AliTEt v' found Heiidinarteri,for all l.ind.

and Winter Stock.

MRS. L. M. WILLIAMS

a a

MILLINERY -GOODS.

'UMPIllSINl! a. ectiHileti- fall ami winlei «tooW. 'I houtu-iuion of the ladle* of C'raw-I'ord-ville and vicinity i« invited to this oppor-

tunit.v lir-ei-iiriag eheaii millinery gool.».

HOOMS IN ATiON.AI, HMM'K.

Washington Street, Crawfordsville

Sept. I~

NOTICE.

STATKOF INDIANA, '. .llanlgomcrr Connly.t STATEMENT resoectin* the affairs of the

I'nitcd States Express Company, made

I puruinnt to an fact of the Le-gislaturo of the

I State of Indiana, entitled "An Act declaring Express Companies to le oninmon carriers, and

4 their ciire." approved March •. l".y: I The business of said Company is managed ami

', its property and offects arc owned by si* trustreej whose full names and proper places'

r«idencc

arensfollowes viz: l)auJord. Barnes.Ashbcl

I IL Barney. Nathan II. StockwolL all of |Ncw

hio:"and

Henry Kip of Huffalo. New York the person, interested as the cestuc que trust arc the st^kholders of said Company, who chance lrom ila I today, and of whom it is mipofsib to makt an accurate siatemcnt. owing to the freqncni I of such changes.

The amount of said capital cmp'djed in tlx busness of said Company tho St.-te of linn. is. as nearly as can b« ascertained, five thousand

'°AndIve the subscribers, the Trustees above named, do hereby agree that legaj process served upon any authorized agent of said .ompanv in said County, shall bo deemed and taken as goo.l ?orviccupon said Company and oiiwe.Ivos

In witness whereof we h».ve heretosubscri "d our hands this l.Hh^day^anu.uy A. D. I^-'-N ATHANVL^'sT«CKWELI..

EDMIX IL MOKiiAV DAN P. EELLS.

--'W HENKY KII*.

Stale r.f New York, City and County of New

I Be it remembered, that on this Ulh day oi I January. lftiOJ before me camo I)., Harney. A II liarnev. Nathan II. Stockwell. Ewdin U. il Morgan. Dan P. Eells. Henry Kip. and made oath that the foregoing statement, iutfnod

:iml liildtnon!.

tl.em. wat true according to the best of then knowledge and belief.

«X-

In every varielx.

TIIOS. SADLES.

('ommissionor for Indiana, 7 11 Wnll Street, New \nrk.

I certify that il.c above foregoing i« fa tr'io n«y a rceordeil in the Itecordcr sOtlieCfin Mont ii.iery count). Ind. T.X.MYERS. Sept I"1**:* Itecordcr Mont. C«.

INDIANAPOLIS.

1»AT

l,r«pr'n,tor of I It^

BAISTK SALOON,

No. 23, West Washington Street, Indianapolis. Indiana,

Wi-he- to inform Ii is many friueds in Ibis cily arid vicinity that he still keep- constanly on hand the verv best onalilv of

Willi's. Whiskies. Ales,Titciirs. JIIH

I,Hirer Iteer.

Hi- liotise is always open to his l.hii-'lj liieiidn. Don't forael. the plaee. No. -II. West \Vastiiii:: toil street, half li'.oel east of I'nliner House. •h'|II-,IM !IUI:I

MACHINERY.

I!. M. JMiKATIU On., MACHINISTS,

^1 :i 11111:1fturn's n(' Corn Hliellcrs. IIKI'MTowers. Ira»r Saws, SusriirlMiI 1h. Siio.-ir Kettles. Castinsrf, Brarf^ ('nstiiitis ami Mucliinery nl'(ivory description. ,, S-'A•••'• A I.-11. .:

.^({liradi's Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

Patented January V.

(J as T) v. ('.iii iniit mil Ji'jiiir Work 11• hour*, hop on ::il M.. MIIIIII of Itriwniilc lloilM',

LaFayette, Iud.

TO THE LADIES.'

Card to the Ladies

m:. i.i I-I-M ii'S

(iolth'H Pills,

I-'or I

(,*Tii« ileS'

I tiJ:iil]i ti« MI foi Mcliu^ Iri ryulai $rmovin^ of ihr .Tloiillily froin ^vliTilrvor IIIMI iihi .siin r««rul II* II

I'revMilnlivc.

ONE PILL IS A DOSE.

reinaie- [e rciiliarlv situated, or those sup-t'o-iiiig thcin-eh es o, are chiiIioned iigainsl. n.'iux I he-ic I'ill-- tii'e in ha: com! it inn. b'^t they in •. ,ie ini-enrringc. after wtiich admonition Hi.I'ol prietor. a--iiniosno respon-i bilily. although lhc'r niildne-- would jii-e\cnt fi 11 liii-'ebiet to tiea!Ih olber vi'.- the IMls nre recommcn

ilOST .WAlA A liLE II EM EI) for the alleviation of those sufferinB from any irregulitrifi»-j whatever. a well :m |., prevent an iiici--.'iot fatnil.' when health will not p*rmii it 1111 let iii I he nerve ami bringing back ihe •rn'y color of h»al:h" Ihe click delicate.

Fnli a nd e\tdi'-i .iire-tior.- aeeouilaio- eaeti hoy Price -1 p.-r b'ty li'ite* Sdd in 1'rMv.foil-i isle, by K.J. ltiul'ord A: II ro..' Hruggi-!-. le ngen:-.r t'ra wforiNi 11 e.

I.aili' bv.-endn.g them -1 to the Crawford-, ville Pn-t Oilie", an have the Pill* :ent (eon fidential'y. bv mail tonnv part of the country,

Sold al'o by I, l'inning A o. I.a bi) i. K". Ind. in Indianapolis, by Mood-y Ifrother-. .1. Rrvnti and R.-owning ioan. nnd "one driigge-t" in ci

ITV

lo» in the I nited Mater.

and l,i S, |). linWE.. Sole, f'ropreter. Vi. i-, ian 1 *.

ZbT3H*W"

nt-I in ex :iiii!ig

iiy kind by CAMPl'El.l. A II ARTER-

air.aj b« aiuiiiHii.

lii.n, shot, [wnwd^r. JeiiH, cjip-i. eniridge'i game bag-.-hot bag'r.iid I eittogcther iwthii large as^.rioienl ol i'tin (riiniiiitu:. wia-iing powder and ftl-r.

YKlS^ l'.ODY remember the place for bar gains a. I he old stand ot the Cheap ."lore. .No. Coiniu"reial Row. ,ef.M-.-..i„v CWII'REI.I. A IIARTI-.R.

FII

EDINGER & BISHOP'S

Wi»u. 1 irurnifni. rue. »»r ... id uit Mr. J-Uu 'UifiioM uoli kn«*tui i'» thi- Kinly hri«.tY- fIt st 1»V i" fl .Nn 1 -y* 3 uiffhiinic.

Lntesl Fji^isions Always on Hatitl.

rut'm-4 «iuuc.vn^'Uitily iiii'l v^.vnaiaL'tt in lit *»v*rv tiiip'

CiVE

THEM A

Y\:vrv «.f «if lilt-ith'-Slon.* Kroni.

CALL.

ravv|or«r^ **h-

Main Street, Craw fords ville, Ind.

epl.-i'«. ~*l"»lll"i