Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 November 1869 — Page 3

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TI333 BBYIEW.

CIRCULATION 2.00C

IvilMMpqlt*. rnvrordxTlllr. aid DaoTllle Railroad.

Ae.-'ntnnindatinn.-.. Express,

Exorw* Accommodation,

«Alamo,

Go To tho Firemen's entortainment next Thursday evening.

The

college campus is to have

fence next •ummor.

"The Bot Stood on the Burni.no Df.ck,

at Firemen Thanksgiving evening.

"JJcLipag," and "K^gs Jn the Dark,1' tit Eltzroth Hall, Thu^dny evcrlinp next.

The

exciijyji0r, trftin to Indianapolis,

last Moj.^lay) rnnde the run in two hours.

Pr, msONAL.—Maj. Ja«. W. Ross, formerly /this city, now hailing from Chicago, is re on a visit.

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brick layers and plasterers are making slow progress in their work, owing to the inclemency of the weathc-r.

Mb. A. Wood,

this city., each the possessor of a short forefinger. They are all now wearing gloves. Why is this thus? Ask Harry.

•j Marrieii.—On

Tuk

The

Tiie

,Jf-'

LeariOrawfnrdrvilla 600%. m. Arrive at Indianapolis 1045 a. m. l^,*Tp!r.H!/in(ipoli» 1 i-sn p.m. Arrir* at Crawionl*Tille 6:00 p. m.

Louigrille. »w Albany & Chicago Ball Bond. ...

.• a- -U. -T4:

OOINO NORTI1:

740 p. m.

OOINO SOtTTIJ

.# IP a. m. .S 55 p. m.

Arrhrnl a»"M)eBar«nr« n* Ma)'« *t the Port Office in Cravfordivllle.

Daily—Going Snnth PV

A.M.

Vrsrih

Thokktown.hy

7 P.M.

H-cV nrrivM Monday* and Fridays 7 P.M. Deoarts Tuesdays A Saturdays '. 11A.M.

by hiwk Arrives Tuesdays and

,®s Saturdays 10 A.M. v?* depart* 'MiOf days at .1. P. M. WjiTKETowv.hy hack arrive* Tuesday* A

Saturday*— 9)$A.M. depart* same days at I2M.

KocKTiLl.lt. by hack. arrive* Mondav*. Wednesday* nnd Friday"....4H P. lepart* Tuesday*. Thursdays. and Saturday* A. M.

Kkwtown,

IHDIAXATOMB. by carrier arrires Wednesday* and Saturday* 12 depart* mmedayiat..'" 1P.M.

CITYJNIEWS.

of Waynctown, Indiann,

is requested to call at this office where he will learn something to his advantage.

The

new dining saloon, which is being built in the rear of the Florence Restaurant, will be completed in a few days.

N'atii. Graham, Esq.,

Gektleme.v

of the Mammoth,

lost his fine new beaver the other day.

clerical gentleman is suspected.

with "foreshortened" fore

fingers arc scarce here at present, although the "demand" for them has been great, and "prices" ruling "high."

tHE!«RT Wi.nton,

Tiiirk

the best house and sign

painter in the city, will put the artistic touches on Patterson's new building, next week.

nrc lour gentlemen, residents of

Tuesday, Oct. l'Jlh, in

Ml. Carmel Church, near Aurora, Ind., by ltev. Dr. Chnmberlin, Dr. James S. Morriaon of Wesley, and Miss Mary A., youngest daughter of Hon. N. C. Durham

voters at the I.

W.Frank Elston

Cai't.J.

Stdcncr House, with its iron latticed windows and high fence, took in ncoupleof boarders yesterday, who propose to stay, until tho meeting of the February term of ihe Common Pleas Court.

Firemen's

it reported that one of the c*ndidate« for the Jewetrj at ihe Good Templar's Ojstor Supper, recciTed on the first ballot, only fifteen Totes, when there was tbirtjtwo Tote* positively known to h*ve been caste. Funny ain't it

Miss

Fasst Higbtowek

ual

0. G. 1\

Festival, a

few evenings since, displayed great discrimination in voting for the ugliest man In town. Gerrard, "of iho mouth" was •elected.

challenges any man

of his weight in the United States, to fish with him for pike or salmon. C. J. of the croton oil is not excepted. C. J. of C. O. aforesaid will please take notice.

W. Iloss has returned from In

dianapolis. He mildly denies the soft impeachment of the reporters of the late excursion, in regard tu his comyjuvii t!-a voyage. He says, "Not for Jce."

grand entertainment at Eltz

roth Hall, Thursday evening next. Every body will be there. The entertainment will be one with which neither saint nor sinner, pedagogue or pupil can find nny fault.

Hats'

new express wagon met with a ee-

rioua miafortuno on Thursday morning last. Tho "sorrel" became unmanageable and made pieces -of it on Green street. Scripturo says, "Blessed are the Pence makers," but Iliys says oihortvise.

Prof. Wavebly

faculty of Wabash College who par

ticipated in the oxcurson to Indianapolis, last Monday, enjoyed themselves finely. They saw all the sights in the city, with the exception of the oil tcell near tho Oriental.

Piscatorial.—W.

Frank Elston, Esq., T-

Thornton Scott, Esq and V,*. Kyle Wallace, Esq., members of the ''Crawfordsville Hunting and Fishing Club" have returned from the Kankakee, bringing with them very weighty evidence of their skill as ishists.

"Fea*God,

tell the Truth, and shame the

Devil." So says our piscatorial friend T. T. Scott, who has lately returned from tlie Kankakee. Ho tells a Tery funny and entirely improbable story about a fish which he says was caught by Frank Elston. If he tells you, don't you believe him I

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Indianapolis Mirror criticizes ns severely for publishing the evidence in the Gleno-Clore seduction case. Remember, Bre. Harding, that "individuals inhabiting transparent dptpioils, should never prepiplliUe geological specimens. After publishing ths [obscene ballads about ''Bundling," selected by Mr. Hippard, you •h*ul4"Us tew" for NtNi, at ls»|t.

was voted the

prettiest girl, at the Good Templars' Festival, Inst Tuesday night. The unsuccessful maidens are said to be dejected, and talk of hieing themselves to a nunnery, while ungallaot young bucks si in their ears the refrain: "'O.you ain't good looking.

And yon can't come in."

The

a.m.

members of the "Hunting and Fishing Club" that returned from the Kankakee on Monday evening, distributed over one thousand pounds of fish to the widows, the preachers, and the printers in the city. Such acts of generosity are seldom met with. Long life and succees to the noble gentlemen composing the Club.

TnE Passenger and Freight Depot of the Indiannpolif, Bioominpton A Wenern Railway will be located on the north fide of Franklin street, cn the lot formerly owned hy Wm. T. Crush, Esq., immediately south of the residence of Mr J. H. Prewit, about two blocks cast of the head of Water street.

Tiie

"by carrier arrive" Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays....12 depart* umo day* »t 1 P.

generous and hospitable manner in which the City Councjl of Indianapolis recieved our city authorities, and other invited guests who participated in the excursion to the capitol on last Monday, will always be remembered. Every thing that could give pleasure to the excursionists was freely and bountifully extended with an earnest and magnificent liberality. A detailed account of the affair, which we copy from the Indianapolis Journal, will be found in another part of the paper,

Arrest Of Horse Thieves—A

few days

ago Mr. Samuel.Austin had a couple of fine horses stolen from his premises. Notification of the theft was immediately sent, in the shape of handbills, in every direction, and on Wednesday a telegram was received from Logansport notifying Mr. A. that the horses and thieves were captured, and for him to come on immediately, lie left in company with Mr. Wm. H. Schooler the same night, and securing the property and the scoundrels returned yesterday morning. The thieves are quite young men and are said to hail from Indianapolis. From the manner in which they managed in getting off with their booty it is evident thnt they arc green hands in the business.

Temperanco Meeting.

A temperance meeting will be held at the New School church, on Tuesday night, Nov. 23. The meeting will be addressed by Rev. C. Martin Dale, general agent of the Indiana State Alliance.

The Cincinnati Enquirer. All those who have perused this sterling and influential Democratic paper, which was always good and reliable, have be°n struck with tho marked improvements which, during the past year, have been made in it, rendering it, even aside from its political character, one of the best newspapers published in the United States. The paper is worthy of general circulation. We observe that its energetio proprietors have offered premiums to the amount of tvro thousand five hundred and seventy-five dollars, mostly in greenbacks, as a reward to those who send the largest list of subscribers to their Weekly edition. In addition to this, every subscriber will receive a copy of the

Enquirer Man

a valuable statistical work, difficult to be dispensed with by those who tnke on interest in political affairs. We hope to see a spirited competition among our Democratic friends for these liberal premiums. ii:

Cull Tor Tentprralien Meeting:. We the undersigned, citizens ut CrawI'ordsville, in view of the alarming prevalence of the evil- of intemperance in this city, and the powerful temptations to indulgence in this vice presented by the many establishments among us, sanctioned by law, for the sale of intoxicating liquors, unite in a call for a meeting of our fellow citizens of all classes, to be held at such time and place as shall be agreed upon, for full and free consultation as to the practicability of adopting measures for the peaceful but effectual suppression of these evils, and removal of these temptations. Though long continued and zealous efforts in behalf of temperance hitherto have failed to secure the result sought for, the object aimed at is of such vital importance, and such is the urgency of the case, that the friends of this good cnusc should not for a moment yield to despondency, but by a more vigorous and eeneral rally, put down this deadly foe to human happiness, against which they feel it their duty to contend. Rev. J. II. Johnston. Rev. John Safford.

Rev. s. ?. Thomson, II. S. Lane. W. H. Lavmon. Prof. \V. C. White, It. J. Vance, K. W. Nicholson, S. iiiiipbell, A.Thom-on. Ren. T. Ristine. T. II. Ristine. N. Jos]in, T. 11. 11. McCain. Joab Elliot I, Kpv.A.A.GCC. J. I!. Robb. .1. Cumberland. W. 15. I .vie. J. M. Cowan, I). Hal ter, J. M. Butler, W.S. Ualev. H. Williams. S.Collins, A. W. Lcmmon. J. J. Milliuau, Jacob Davis 1\ Kennedy, J.W.Blair, J. J. I')arter. Joseph Ensminger,

will not exhibith i«

trained felines at Eltzroth llall next Thursday evening. Ilis exhibition lias been postponed on account of the Firesen's entertainment advertised for thnt avening.

J. S. Brown, Win. Robertson, P.O. White. A. Ramey, J. P. Campbell, K. H. Hills, K. I)oherty, 0. II. Deinhton. M. I). Doherty. K. S. Sies. John l'ursel. 1{. Kirk. J. Graham. John R. Coons. James lloaton, Wm. Bromlev, 1. 11. McCluie, Rev. R. F. Caldwell, H. Rice Canine. J. II. Beneficl. J. It. Robinson, 1.C. Elston. W. W. Giiley. Prof. J. L. Campbell, Rev. Thomas Carr. R. It. F. Peiree. M. O. While, S. C. Willson. 'J. II. Prewitt,

George Iliglitowi r.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Cheap John. fine Table I.inenj

Buy

John.

Cheap John.

the old stnnd, for sale at uclucrd prices. OctSO w3. ROBB & MAHORNEY.

A Large

Stock of Boots and shoes at Front. Very cheap.

Doers, Sash, sal BHzida. The largest stock in tewn at factory prices, at Campbell & Harter's o23w»

Now

Is tbe time to repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, you can find, ch»p, at Fry's Drug Store..

TH08E

Paisley, Eugenie, Arab. Sitka, Cashmere, single and double, ana Breakfast 8hawls, at the Enterprise. Oct-2.

Paints.

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

GO TO THE

Enterprise Cash Honse for new fall and winter Dress Goods and Trimmings, at low Cash prices.

Oct 2

Robert Carson

Will now be found in his new brick, National Block, No. 6, on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap ns the cheapest. July 17'69tf

Cheap John.

Utiy your fine Roger's Plated Ware, warranted 0 years, of CHEAP JOHN.

jk NEW STYLES

Hats and Caps, very cheap, at the Enterprise Oct. 2.

Rata, Rats, Rats. ,l

If Hie rats eat your harness, call at Jas. Lee & Bro. nnd purchase a box of greese, warranted to make your harness soft nnd pliable, nnd a sure protection against rats.

Fine Cnt, Fine Cnt, Fine Cut—"North Star," "North Star," "North Star," Don't forget that best fine cut is (he "North Star," and that Mahorney & Gerrard sells it by the cart loud. o30td

Wood for Sale.

I will have during the coming winter months 800 cords of good wood for sale at my yard. Leave your orders at James Lee & Brother'?. 1)30-3 5 MORRIS LEE.

The Latest

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

Mahorney & Gerrard

Have opened a first class dining room over their baker3% nnd nrc prepared to furnish warm meals or lunch at nny time, also oyster soup and fried oysters. Their charges are very moderate, and cordially invite the patronage of the people. o30-5

PUBS.

Ladis', Misses', and Gents' Furs, beautiful and cheap, at the Enterprise. oct23'G9

Stoves.

120 good Sheet Iron, Parlor and Heating Stoves. 100 hundred Cast Parlor & Box Heating Stoves. 200 good Cook Stoves, will be sold chenp at the old stnnd, ns we are nnxious to reduce the stock before we move. ROBB & MAHORNEY.

Oct 30 w3.

Frosh Oyster Depot.

Yon can get the finest oysters by the can, or half can, nt greatly reduced prices, nt Mahorney & Gerrnrd's Excelsior Bnkery nlso oyster soup served up in the finest style at their dining room over the bakerv. o30-5

4 Brick, Brick.

I am now prepared to fill orders for brick hnving a large slock on hand. My brick are all made of the best quality of clay, and burned hnrd. .ind are equal to any mnnnfaciured brick in this county. Leave vonr orders nt Jnmes Lee & Bro's ,.30-3 MORRISI.EE.

Drags.

The last shall be first.—Scripture. Verified 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. I.ook in nt Fry's Drug Store on Green Street and see.

AT THE ENTERPRISE. The latest styles and most elegant and cheapest in the city.

Ocl23'G9

By Cable.

Belfast, Ireland,

Oct. 29, P. M.

1800,

Chenp John, of Crawfordsville, Slate of Indiana, United States, has just been shipped this day, per Steamer City of Cork, one bnle of goods. o23w4 THOS. McCONNELL & CO.

Jndge Naylor's Property For Sale. Judge Naylor will dispose of his property. Having a front, of over 9?0 f« Franklin Street, and containing over 9 acres.

It will be sold to suit purchasers in town lots or in hulk. Quick sale is the Judge's motto. For terms, inquire at M. M. Whitford's law office, Stone Font, Mayorsoffice. juno26tf

Rohb Sc Mahorney

Would respectfully inform their pnfrons that th«y will move in 30 days, their entire stock of Queensware. Glassware, Stoves. Tin ware, and Tin shop, to their ,Vric Iron Front Business Room, one square south. They have in stock and in transit a large assortment of French China, also, 20 crates of Iron Stone China, which will be sold chenp for cash, also, a large stock of Coo" & Parlor Stoves. OctSO w3

Paints, Oil, Ac.

Mr. Wm. R. Fry, of the Green street Drug Store, informs us that lie is now prepared to supply paints, oils, glass, putty, etc., to contractors at very lowest con tract prices. Persons engaged in building will find it to their interest to consult his price list before buying their materials.

Cancer—A New and Wonderful Discovery. Dr. J. C. Dixon's Cancer Antidote, which has already proved in over fifteen hundred cases, to be the most successful treatment of cancer ever used. This terrible disease is entirely removed in a solid mnss, without the use of ihe kuife, loss of blood, caustic burning, or nffectinjr the sound parts, and without pain. JfipOffice over the Express office, Attica, Ind. nl3w4

I Dr. O. W. Keith, The Healer, has returned to this cify and is stopping at the Richardson House. The Cl.vap doctor lias been exercising his gift of bealing during the past ten days in Delphi, and has performed many wonderful cures in that city. The Delphi Journal of this week

Buy your fine Pantoscopic .Spectacles of gives an account of the cure of a child of Cheap Jcl i! Samuel Milroy Esq., which seems as miraculous as nnytbing of the kind we have laaips. ,J ^"1 ever heard or read of in ancient or modern large lot of Cval Oil Lamps on hand at times. "The child was attacked with intermittent congestion of tbe brain and lungs, with convulsions and a second paroxysirn, then comatose unconsciousness, pulse imperceptible, the countenance such as generlly prececds death, and as medicin could

the Stone s2ot

Horse Nails.

The celebrated ausable horse sale by Campbell & Ilartcr.

nails for o23w4

Hall's

Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rcnetrer is a splendid dressing for tbe hair. No other like it. Try it and judge for yourselves.

Pore Drue*,

not be swallowed, death in an hour or two was appnvent. Dr. Keith was called and laid his bands upon the child and in

Chemicals, dye stuffs, br-usbes, pa.nu, oJs was instantly relieved, and perfectly cured by at./l VS lanaa at A 1m AMI hoaaiLlit •.

•lid varnishes, at the lowest possible rates, at T. W. Frys & Co.'a, Green street drug •ttr*.

Remember that the entire stock of Stoves, Glass & Queensware of tbe old stand, and a mammoth stock of new and fresh goods will be- opened in the new store on or about the 26 of November, Our motto will be to sellcheap.

Novl3—lw.

The Secret of Beauty

Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion. Ringhness, Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Freckles and Tan disappear where it is applied, nnd a beautiful Complexion of pure, satin-like texture is obtained. The plainest features ore made to glow with Healthful Bloom and Yonthfnl Beauty.

Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing that produce these effects, and nny Lady can Becure it for 75 cents at any of onr stores.

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody can buy the best cook stove in the market, the oven so arrnnjted that the heat passes entirely around it, baking quick and even. Very chenp nt Irwin's,sign of the Golden Stove, on six month's time. He will sell queensware and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stoves are euarnnteed and sold on six month's time. Cull and sec bim.

M.IJ20 '63 tf.

Errors of Youtli.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. 1'rematuro Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho sake of suffering humanity, send free to nil who need it. the receipt and directions for making tho Isimple remedy by which he was cured. SufTerers wishing to profft by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidenec. JOHN B. OGDEN,

May 29 ie69,ly. No.42Cedar st NcwYork.

J* VflM.

To the Editor oj Crawfordsville Review Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow me to inform my friends and the public generally thnt I have tesiimed the practice of law.

Office in Crawfordsville, opposite the Poet Office. LEW. WALLACE. Crawfordsville, Dec. 12, 1868. tf

A Card.

I would inform my old friends and customers, that for the present, I will repair such watches, clocks, and jewelry, n? they maydesire 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' cloc-ks. which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. Let my old friends, and nil others, call nt my residence, where I will be happy to see them. m27tf.

srstrrioN.

short time bia

gifted magnetic power did the work, the child called for water, opened its eyes, drank it and in 24 hours further medical attention was not required." Many cures were effected instantaneously by the doctor during his brief stay in this place a few weeks since, one marked case was that of David Kuigen who had been a great sufferer for along lime from heart disease, Mr. K.

two operations. Those who are afflicted chculd visit the doctor

once

he will

remain ia this 9ity bat a f«w days.

WEEKLY REYIEW-CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1869.

Tke 42 Oallsa Coffbt Pot f':. That has stood in front of McClellaiiul Hall for the last 7 years, will be taken down thta-week and will be reittoved one square south in front of tbe mammoth Iron Front House Keepers Emporium, of Robb & Mifhorcey.

Irwin,

Is selling hardware, queensware and stoves, twenty-fire per cent, cheaper than any bouse in the city. He has a big contract on the East and West railroad, and is closing out at cost. Do not fail to call and sec him.

Lton Kathaibox

is the best hair dres

sing. Oct. 16 ml

Cheap John

This affable itinerant merchant, whose name has become familiar to every man, woman, nnd 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 highly esteemed by her__Maje9fy Queen Victoria.

Card.

We, (he undersigned citizens of Montgomery county, Indiana, having purchased .of ilCheaD-John" opreincles, do cheerfully recommend him to all those who desire to to purchase for themselves or friends. The glasses are the celebrated '-Pantiscopic," and'possess the virtue of never tiring or weakening the eye. To all those wishing to purchase we would recomrncnd to give him a call before purchasing:

Henry Nicholson.

Perry Miller Jnmes WLynn*' Thomai S Kelly John H.«rpe Joseph Swcerigen

W. K. Wallace Al. Ramey. Wm. W.Galev. Daniel lb.hon. Snmnel O. Irwin. Willinm McClelland David Vancleave R. M. Lsyne (1 W Snyder BW Pearson Onrret Ilarlen Wm GilVey Darwin llills Jnmes Sidener Wm Monroe Charle« Allen Josrph O'Brien JesseT Durham Samuel Gilliland John Bardhust Aaron Foust Wm Lnrne

S Grey

David Saley Eli Conwny Wm Myers Wm Gott GGWnrbin Gemiliel UuRhes .1 Funk A Wilhird

Mnhorney 11 MiMsrell w. Abijh O'S'enl .Tame® Brusonbariok L.THerrod Richnrd Epperson Mrs James Lynn Mrs Julia Coons Mrs Jane Payne Mrs Susan Austin Mrs Sully Grey Mrs Sophia Gnley Mrs Johnson Mrs A Galloway Mrs Gemina Steele Mrs E C'onovft.v Mrs,Catberine Grey MrfKyrH* Myers

Dobcrty

Mrs Susan Elliet Mrs Naney Campbell Mrs Delia Newell Mrs S C~oper Mrs Martisha Mann Mrs Jane Vancleave Mrs Ann BufBnston Sirs Mary Watson Mrs Jane Vanhook Mrs.Sythia Gill Mrs Hannnh Sidencr lirs KM White

Mrs II opt in? Mrs S A West' MrsC Lidikt Mrs Ruth Craig Mrs Mnrie Messeck Mrs E Nicholson Mrs John Cnnino Mrs KUen O'Neal

Uii

August 21. 186!»m30ct.l6

If. VfTvsson.

Samuel Watson Win Ilendrickson Silvester Cooper John Britton James Ball i." Joseph Allen Wm Grey Taylor ltufiington OMR Aandrson John MeConnclI James Hall Thomas Campbell' Wm Canine Sr John Hendricks

Hosiery, Flannels,

Nov. 9 1867

1869-70.

MrsSA Russell Mrs Lucy Gwynn Mr* Lucinda White Mrs liusenbnrsck MrsS LSergunt Mrs l'ermely Hushes Mrs Susan Benson Nov6— v4

JAMES PATTERSON.

To Consumptives.

THE

Advertiser, having been restored to

health in a few weeks, by a very simplo remedy, after havinc suffered several years with a severe lung iffection and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxions to make known to his fel-low-suffeerrs tho means of cure.

To all vrho desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direction for preparing and using the same, which tley will find a srRE

October, £3, ICC?,

Cube for Cok-

Asthma, Bronchitis

ject of the adveriiserin sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, nnd may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, will plep.se adress

Rev. EDWARD A.

T« Dr. Thantna

WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings County. New York. May29„G91y

Worthy of Attention.

Ilnrlryt

I hereby certify that during the iRSt year I was attacked with the Ague while in Vicksburg, 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 Quinine, in large doses, frequently as high as 60 grains per day, and which must have coat me nearly £100. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine and Arscnic, 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 atrial. 1 did so and have no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, and since that time I have seen nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally bappy result, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Tonic before tbe pnblic. JAMES MARTIN. Engineer. '•ouisville. Ky.. June 14.1£€4. For (ale by all Urunists.

JAJtES RUDDLE CO. Prosrietoni, aofSly tit.

LvoxstUI*Ky.

-Corner of Green and Market Streets,

INDIANAPOLIS.

sive

Oa wlbrds vi 11 e. In *1 ana.

THE

etc. The ob

new firm would respectfully inform the citizens of Montgomery county that they have purchased tho Grocery establishment as the knownLynn & Son Grocery, wherewill be I found a large aesortment of

Coffee, Tea, Sugar,

Fish, Jflolasses, Spices,

OF &

New Fall Dry Goods!

VfooitfM Ware, Crockery, Tobacco, #c., #c.

We lime retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known to the pcblic. and shall be pleased to receive calls from all the old friends of the former firm.

We shall pay the highest market price at ,-Ui times for -j-

PRODUCE,

AKD SELL

O E I E S

At the lowest figures.

D*e5tfl8W BECK A JOHNSON.

THE NEW YORK RTnpm Webster &Son,

INDIANAPOLIS.

We bet leave to inform oar friends and customers that we hav* now ready for their inspcetica ihe

MOST EXTENSIVE and CHEAPEST STOCK BOOT & SHOE STORE,

NEW FALL DRY GOODS

Ever opened at

THE ISTETW" YORK STORE.

S E N I A A I N S

Now being received for Dry Goods, go to

t'he New York Store, Indianapolis, Indiana.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

WASSUN

No. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

cie.^.'WFOia.iDS'vxLLE, iztsnDi.AJsr.A..

Hoop and ltalmoral Skirt*.

Also, a well assorted stock of

If*.

Aleo. a full line of

Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Olass A Queensware

Ellmore.

*Sb ELLMORE

O O O S

Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Gloves, Notions, White Goods, Shawls,

I O S

at the lowest market price. WASSO.N A KLLMORE.

DRY GOOD8.

1869-70.

O O S

ENTERPRISE CASH STORE

A magnificent line of dress goods are offered at low figures.

Waterproof, Beaver, Clifneliilla, Cloths, Cloakings, Overcoats, Shawls, Plaid, Plain and Opera, flannels,

Dress Trimmings, Buttons and Notions in endless variety.

LADIES', MISSES' & GENTS' FURS CHEAP.

7 Attention is called to our large and new stock of

A S S I E E S

Unequaled in the city.

Also Our Hat and Cap Department i*

Ready-Mads Clothing, Uaclorware, Gloves, Boots and Shoes, Below Competition.

E E E I S C. £. FIJLLEXW1DEB BRO.,

Main Street, Opposite Court House, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

GROCERIES. SALOON.

BECK & JOHNSON!

PEAI.BR3 IX

Groceries & Provisions.! a a *1

\ery

Full.

A O O I N

FLOR ENCE RICHTEB,

A NNOL'NCKi j.\. sville and vicinity thin he has openca

ihe citizens of Crr.vrfordity that he

••'irst-t'lnn snlo«u nnd Rrslnnrnat, nt

No.

Commercial Row.Orecn St.

hero he will keep constantly or fcsr.ii purest branrls of

Imported and native Winei ior Medicinal an Sacramental purposes.

TUB RATING nCPAKI JlKM

I is unrivaled. All theluxuries and subilnntials of tbe season served up at short noticc.

Also, sjrentfor the celebrated

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Free Entertainment!

7 J. CJ

The Managers, have the honor to announce to the eititens of Crawfordsville and vicinity a *eric» of eeneral entertainments at the popular n*-"

Corner of Main and Green street* by their cflebrated

Stock Company,

Commencing immediately ond continuing until further notice.

Programme-Part First.

HnderiIla.or«lippers to sell .. Ccmrnny Recitative—Predectriati's Lament. "How lone, how long nhall I complain.

Like one who seeks for Boltoia vain 1" Chorus. "Nut long, not Ion it for you can find

That the Webster# keep every kind," '"V

Part Second.

Nnry a Kip Polka Compnny Parody Billy '"Father, dear fiithcr. come home with me now

My fhoe.« are all. out at the toe You promised to shoo Johnnie and I.I And you know it's very wicked to lie." Mctamnrpho.«i.«and Tableaux, in which the Shoeles* Brigade appear in fine and coarsc Boot* nnd Shoes, Balmorals. .Scottish Bnlmorettas, Button

Pnlie~h. Congress Gaiter*. Black Crook Boots. Baso Ball Shoes, etc... .Company Reception of Orecnbacks— Company

To conclude with the highly pleRsing ami solesatisfying farce of

E E I S

This is anew piece, and is no danger of being played ont.

Three Performances Daily,

Morning, afternoon and cvenine. until further notico. Doors open at seven .o'clock A. M.: olosc at nine l'.M,

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE,

Corner of Green aud Main struct^, where may be found tho best assortment of all kinds .and styles of Roots and Shoes, at the lowest prices. Yuur iiii-j»eci!"u of

uui1b

»ept,)»i.l860tf

«ml price? solicit.cj.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

T. S. KELLEY & CO.'S

*vi If ROOM,

]V1^VX3SI STREET,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

N IMMENSE STOCK OKEV

We. UiaLulhClure end ka full a»«ortir.cnt of

the

Consisting of W7NES: HOME MADE WORK

ALES, L/QUORS, A N

r/f'.AH.S-

Sole Agent Tor the celebrated bottled Ale, Tor family use.

Put up by th madt of No. 1 sol at prices that

.«'

Saddle Rock Oysters.

FREK LI XC I1 Everyday at 10 o'clock A.M.

MILLINEBT.

Fall and Winter Stock.

Ax the oorrier of Main »od Gre«c *tmr*

Curtis' Old Stand

., 'i- 1 I

MRS. L. UN. WILLIAMS

Has received an assortment of

MILLINERY

Fepl8,lPGfli(i3

tKV K1.N1

Ali of wbicli will p* sitivlr suit the vrry =nuillett protr.

v«ry best of niefhanic*, and all •«l st«-k which will be sol I'

Defy Competition

Citizens ul Moni^^niei ciucty tocal! efore purcha-ing.

rf^iusted

Remember the Place, Main Street, New Iron Front, 3 Doors East of Public SqMare,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

»WtlM

GOODS.

COMPRISINGattention

complete fall and winter

stock.

The of ths ladies of Craw«

fordsville and vicinity is invited to this opportunity for securing cheap millinery gooda.

ROOMS IX NATIONAL BLOCK,

Washington Street, Crawfordsrille

Sept. 18 I860.

AGUE CUBE.

VEGETABLE:

In Pills, Convenient for lrse. Contains no Quinine. produces no Dizziness, No Ringing in the Ears. One Dose in a day sufficient. Cures Agile in all its forms.

ris

No Unpieasuiu rust?. Safe for the Youngest Children. No change of Diet required. Exposure or ltmisnal exercise will not destroy its Efficiency.

MEYER BROTHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AOKNTS.

Fort Waye, Ind., and St. Louia lO^Forpnle by nil Druggists. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY BINFORD & BROTHER July 24, lfC9.wS!0

INDIANAPOLIS.

PATWELCH,

Proprietor of th«

BANK SALOON,

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

Wishes to inform his many frieeds in this city and vicinity that he still keeps conatanlj on hand the verv best quality of

Wines. Whiskies, Ales,Cigars,and fi.iKer Beer.

JliHhi.u.je is ahvaj pen to liis thirsty friends. Don't forget the place. No. !!3. West Washing' ton street, half oek c:i*t of Palmer llouso.

MACHINERY.

K. M. McGRATH & Co., MACHINISTS,

Manufacturers of Corn Sliel'.ers, Horse Powers, Prnj: Haws, Sn^rarMills, Stijrar Kettles. Castings, Brass

Castings and Machinery of every description.

ALSO.

ra Ill's I«»»pro veil

THIMBLE SKEINS, Patented January 21*. !*••»**. E a

Cn turn ou ll'jxnr Work in a few hours, hoy on ::d St.. south of Bramble Mount,

LaFayette, Ind.

TO THE LADIES.

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' Shoes, Childrens' Shoes, also Rubbers and Overshoes.

A Card to the Ladies

UH. nL'PONCO'H

(aoldcs! Periodical Pills,

For Females*

Infiiiloblr iii C'orrrcliiic Irrrgnlarllln, Itrmoviiij: Obstruction* of the iTIoulhly^ Turn*, from whntrvrr Cnuac, nod nInaNurrMnfnI n« a

I*rr»«MilntiT«*.

ONE PILL IS A DOSE.

Kem.ile- percnliarly nituated. or those supposins them-clves so. arc cautioned acain^t usinn these Pills while in thai condition. Ie«t [hoy invite rnir-CBrrinsc. after which admonition tho Pir|iri«toi' n«:'iinifrsno responsihility. nlthotiKh their mildn'-« would prevent any raisehier to health oiheriviae tho Pill.' are recommcn-

I MOST INVALl AliLE KEMEDY

for the alleviation of tlio^e. sufferine from any irfEitlnririea whatever, as well »s to prevent aa increase of fatnil.f when health will not permit it: quieting ihe nerves nnd bringing back th# •ro«y color of health" to tho chek of the most delicate.

Full and explicit directions accompany each box. Price SI per box 0 boxes SO. Sold in Crawfordsville. by

Kinforrt Ac lira.'

Druggists, «o!c agents,f"r Crawfordsville. I I .adit"! hy sending them si to the Crawford*I ville Po.-t Office, ein have Ihe Pills sent (cocu.i fidential'y by mail iouny port of the country. free lVtage,

So'd al-iibv Geo. f'uming it Co. La rayctto, ind. in Indianapolis, by Moody Brother'. J. W lirvnn Bnd Browning 4 Sloan, and bj "on» town in tlu Lntted btales.

drujrge"t" in e% ery u.wa in tlu Lntteu btates, and l.v S. D. HOWhL-iole I'roprotor. Nev Aork. ian 9 lj

TAILORING.

O I E

3STEW- FIRM

UO TO

EDINGEB & BISHOP'S

If you wujn i" rfwt fitting garment, out. or made, Mr. John lliphop is woll known in tWs conuty. Every body

ku»

that he W a Nu. mechanic.

I Latt^t Fashions Always 011 Hand.

rrnrnptljnnd warranted to every tirno

I Place of Pnfines: trance Jitone Frout, I Main Street,

CALL.

GIVE THEM A Crawford'*

Building. «n-

Crawfordsville, Ind.

1 Sept.-iS.IWUuJti ....

.OL'llLE Shovel llof for tha inlllioas. at' ORKdO'S.