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CIRCULATION

daily as follow* K*pr»»s Mixed...

liied Ksprei

11:10

5:30 p.

FIOINO NORTFL:

Accommodation. Kiprew..--

.0 20 a. m. .730 p. m.

GOINO EOUTIT

Errpress. Accommodation,

W"TWITOWS.

32 a.m.

..5 0 p. m.

Arrival und Dcpnrjnrn of tlie Post Office in Crawfordaville.

DaILV—Oning

P^uth M* North I M.

Thob!»town.

by H*ck arrive* Mondays and Fridays "P. M. Deoarta Tuesdays 1 Saturday* .11A.M.

Alamo,

by hack arrive? Tuesdays and Saturday* W A. M. depart* (fame day* at 1. I'. M.

a by hack arrive* Tuesdays* Saturdays A. M. depart* same day* at. 12M. iJtOCKViLLK, by hack, arrives Vondavs.

Wednesdays and Fridays....IK P. depart* Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturday* P.Si A. M.

SEWTOWX. by carrier arrive* Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday*.... 12 M. depart* snme day* at 1 I'. !,

Ixmakapolis.

by carrier arrives Wednesday* and Saturday* 12 M. departs game day*

On the first appearance of fever or irritation ushering in attacks, whether occurring in families or large communities, the subjoined mode of treatment should nt once be entered on "Take one grain each of powdered fox-glove or "digitalis" (valuable in the ratio of its greeuess—the dark fhould be rejected) and one of sulphate. of zinc. (This article is commonly known as white vitrol.) These should bo rubbed thoroughly in a mortar or other convenient vessel, with four or five drops of water this done, a noggin (or about four ounces) more with a little syrup or sugar should be added. Of this mixture a tahlespoonful should be givon to an adult, or two spoonfuls to a child, every second hour* until all symptoms of disease vanish. Thus conducted, eonvelcsecnce as if by magic will result. The rapidity of an event so auspicious will equally delight and astonish. It may however, be neccssary to note, that should the bowels become obstructed in progress of the disease, an evil hy no means common, then a drachm of the compound powder of jalap, (formed of two parts creain of tarter and one of jalap) and one grain of the* herb, treated as above, formed into a pastil with sirup and sugar, should be given to an adult, and half the quantity to a child. The simple medicine shuts out every other form or article whatever, as totally unnecessary if not pernicious.

The inelhodus medendi of these medicines, capable of effecting results so gigantic remain now only to be given, and appear to be «9 follows

prolific source of woe, which it iinrne- ...

should hereafter bo allowed to put to I

involved in this discovery, the press

of all countries will give publicity to this announcement. The writer having had occasion to see the truly wonderful efficacy of this medicine or recipe, can vouch for the truth ofall which is said in this statement, and that nothing therein is exaggerated.—Ncic Orleans Times.

into the hands ot the Luton forces.

.».j

THE I l-t'i utterly exhausted with fatigue mid T&* Endless Daj.^ tinoger. Tn this desperate strait, be "Scripture silence is never marked I resolved to apply for help at the first

risk of being arrested and consigned

to.rebel prison He soon reached the dwelling of the better class, in which he found at home an intelligcnt-look-ing lady and several small children.

He made himself known as a surgeon in the Union army, and asked for food and shelter. The lady replied

Indianapolis, Bloomington and that a Federal surgeon bad been very about heaven, there is nothing more iVcstern Railway. kind to her son while a prisoner of beautiful and satisfying than this,— Trains arrive ar and Here Crawfordsviiie war. and for his ?ake ehe would_do inhere fhall be no night there."

what she could for the ftranger. The

:30 a m. remark led to mutual inciuirip.s aod ex!40p i_- .1

planations, from which the Mary'.ander

learned that the house to which he had thus accidentlly wandered was the

l/Onisrille, NftW Albany & flliwuro home of young F—. his patient from Rail Road.

the field of Antietam It may easily be imagined that he was warmly welcomed to its hospitalities, and provided in due time with the means of regaining the Union linen in «afety Apph'-'ni Journal.

The Great Telescope.

at..

1 I'. M.

Care for Virulent Small-pox. ScarllUna and Measles. A merchant and ship owner of Uoston has had the following recipe sent to him from England, where it was furnished by Mr. L. Larkin, member of the Royal College of vSurgeons. who vouches for it as "a medicine" lh.it will effect a revolution in the healing art, nu regards the prevention and cure not only of small-pox, but algo of measles and scarlitina, however ma lignant the type, in a manner more efficient and extraordinary than could ever have been hitherto anticipated even by the moat ardent philanthropist.

It is interesting to learn that the great Rosse telescope, with its monster tube, down which a tall man can walk upright, and with a light-gathering power

enormous that even by day

the stars seen throngh it shine like miniature suns, ha« not. remained idle since the lamented death of the astronomer who constructed it. Not only has the work to which Earl Rosse devoted it—the delineation of those strange stellar cloudlets that fleck the sky—been continued, but its powers have been devoted to aid the progress of new and subtle modes of research. The task was no simple one. The gigantic tube, with its pondrous six-foot mirror, had been poised so skillfully that a child could guide its movements. But for the new work which it was to be called on to perform, much more was wanted. A new power had to be given to the telescope.— a power of self-motion, so exactly reglated that the gigantic eye of the te'escope might remain steadily fixed on any given star or planet, notwithstanding the swift rotation of tho earth, by which, in the ordinary coudition of the tube, the celestial objects were carried in a few moments across its field of view. This power has. now been given to the great reflector, and thereby the value of the instrument as an uid to the scientific research has undoubtedly I been more than doubled. Already it has solved a question which has been found to lie far beyond the powers of inferior instruments done is believed to be the merest foretaste of what it is likely to do in coming vears.— Boston Advertiser.

From the World.' Cri-ii?.

Hong's Vision.

I him been stated in the Crisis that Mr. Hoag, in his vision, saw or spoke of the Lord's coming but be was a Quaker, and as the Friends do not- believe in the coming of Christ, they left out out that part of the vision in has their report of it. Some one asked, through the Crisis, the evidence of the truth of this statement.

After this vision was published in the Crisis, Bro. Jesse Miller, of Sheldon vi'.le, Mass., saw a Mr. Shcrinau. of Foxboro, #ho belongs to the society of Frietids, and obtained from him the following

Mr. Sherman said that he was well acquainted with Mr. Iloag, and considered him a very devoted and pious man. He said that Mr. Hoag related his vision to him is 1S03, aud that he was the first to whom he told it, and he wrote it down at that time as related to him.

Bro. Miller thcu took a copy from Mr. Sherman's record. This copy I have seen. There is nothing in it about Christ's coming. After speakof the monarchical,

The horb, by its nnti-ferbrile proper- "ess and peace, that will prevade the in South Carolina lately fell into the tics, lays hold at oncc of the fever, the ™\th:

ls t0

\n?

vc.r-\ car iat

the equilibrium. Mr. Larkin ad Is Particular named in his vision has Pi»thfu spouse, knowing no guile, gave No emigrant or government vessel I

bee

t'1 ,ho resent ,,me

sea without a few pcnce worth of these ,the persecuting government will come mass*. Elliot, becoming fnlly advised protectors, and it is further ardently 1

belore tbc or

Mlsccgenatlon Applauded.

age of M. Paul Gerard, brother-in-law of the Portuguese Minister, to Miss Maria B. Wormley, the daughter of the well known negro caterer in Washington. It was a pure miscegenation affair. It was carrying out practically

An Incident or the late War. the doctrines of negro equality and A clergyman in Lexington, ir-

us an account of the followms strange

88W

was a young private of good family was especially deservinsr cf his com-

namod F—, from the mountain region mendation. He considers it a mark

became convalescent. The Maryland all his aiders and abettors as but par-

curity natil he was exchanged, when der fines and penalties. Day by day, he returned to tho Canfederate army, month by month, the mask is beiug Some time later in the war, the thrown off, and this whole Republican Maryland surgeon, while with his regi- movement stands disclosed io its naked uient in Virginia, got separated from deformity. To this admixture of his comrades, and, being cut off from races the country would owe its greatrejoining them by Early's cavalry, took est calamities, and the congratulations to tha woods to avoid capture, and wandered tor several days among the foreatu and mountains, until be became

than in regard to dor futnre ?tate.

house he phonld come to, eTen at the There is little jo the way* define infor- 113"

^notly and l.terally fulfilled up he billet deaux to her ebony ord to

tj,e amalgamation of the races. It

gioia, who served as chaplin in the was a sort of an indorsement of the Confederate army, from the beginning remark of Wendell Phillips, that the to the end of the late civil war, sends

C0I"'nS

man

at the battle of Antietam. who fell I 'ino.,TI1

America would be a

mulatto, and its highest type of beau-

ty of that cUs an^ co or

incident, which, he assures us. may be Among thoso who were present to StV™^ depended on as striotly true: congratulate the happy parties upon to^l Hnrte's Addition to I Amonir the Confederates wounded their auspicious union was our friend, the city of Crawfordsviiie at prices ranging from

tnntthina nnr tn ho

mation touching our hereafter, to be fonad in the Bible. Much is said in a figurative sense, and this is indeed a

never fade into evening! which shall shine on through the ages of eternity unchanged, unchanging

There may be no gates of pearl,— no streets of gold, all this may be figurative as regards that heaven most of us hope for but let us still believe that in heaven there will be an endless day. Ye image-breakers who would spoil our prettiest pictures of the beyond by declaring all revelation only figurative, spare us this as literal. Literal our inner natures declare it. All who sorrow and weep would go wild with despair in their sorrowing and weeping did they not have, faith in an actual freedom ir. grief and tears by-and by. And that which is so fully borne in upon our deeper natures is generally true. By some subtle prescience we see somewhat of the hidden in a manner we cannot explain. So let us comfort ourselves in the belief which is tender and comforting as words of peace can be,—"There shall be night there!"

Don Piatt's

patriotism is not. above

suspicion. The *on is not loyal—to New England. He says No man i3 permitted to occupy a place in Congress from New England who is not tied down and sworn into an entire devotion to her local moneyed interests. Platforms, sugar-coated with glittering generalities, are made up of this, and each and all constitu-

and what it has ents keep their eyes fixed on the result. With the war, Tomb3, Davis & Co. disappeared, leaving Fessenden and Sumner masters of the field, and we found to our cost that, in resisting the aggressions of the first, we had by no means secured statesmanship in the last. The Government swung around from the extreme South to the extreme East, with tho difference that while the South has been qualified and tempered by opposition, New England had all her own way.

The Don is right. The South rules by cleverness and New England rules by dyspeptic cunning, dodged persistence. impudent assertion, assurance, cheek. :Thc West has the power and braius, but still i# kicked and cuffed

by New England. ror.

Tiil

oldest

loyal

U°

diately strangles, while the zinc acts d'J »'»ve tins v.s.on, and at the time African descent who, unfortunately, the part of a tonic, instantly restoring

name''-

My fears are that have them deciphered by young

bef'ore

hoped that, as the dearest interests of povernmcnt of peace^ of which Mr. got lmn a cowhide and pelted love our common humanity are so vitally ''oaP -'peaks. J. S.

tl!e

dr,ft

iiitk

ithat

We have lately noticed the marri-

something in this ceremony that r.n'vc.in'o'noof the

of Virginia. He was a boy at school ProBre:s jo bo laughed at, and enwhen tha war broke out, and abandoned his studies to shoulder a mus- aether in the clo«e«t of earthly rela menul trees. Price S2.100. ,, wr

joyed it as affoiding great satisfaction

that the two colors are blended to-

over it by such men aa Donn Piatt are like merriment at funeral—a hideous incongruity.— Cincinnati Enquirer.

tho

ket in the army of Genera! Lee. He tions. lhis is too serious a matter to Newhousoof three room?, good well. etc. Some was shot through the lungs at Antie- make light of,or to afford any occasion

r. for huuior. Otherwise we could in-: sevenmileiiouth of town ino&cres in cultiva-. tam, and, after lying for a long time tion.balance welt set in blue grass. Running .. •. it dulge in many JOCOse reflections and watr.good buildingi and fine timber. Price $tfu on the field, was carried to nion ^arcnstic allusion? t0 that taste which pwr(,,1I,1, hospital, aud tenderly cared !or by a selects black as equal in preference to of the city with new fonme house on it. Just Maryland surgeon attached to the the white. But there are many who p?jce ssro

Northern army, uuder whose skillful I will remember these things, and who Can sell a desirable house and lot on Walnut treatment the young Virginian soon will consider Mr. Donn Piatt, and collar1" cis?eUrn.

°^.!hc correspondence,

romance out of the loyal and mjral Kavanaugh. Mr'K. concluded

wouldn't "go foolin" round

dar n0

more'

BEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P. BKITTOX'S

Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

HA1VNG

taken out alcommission as NOTA- I

RY PUBLIC. I expect, in addition to the practice of law and the collection of Governmcnt claims, to do business as a

I have now in my hands, for saloon reasonable terms, a lnreo amount of property consisting of

Mr Tlnrm Pintt »lm wall S150 to 350 cnch, and givcaliberal credit, when

desired, to purchasers on three fourths of the

Commercial. He P»«*Me'P.0™* ..

cufy :.ncti

th.!lo.tsany

nr0 offered

-tT -"1" »,nable terms th»t person my secure for

—"*home.

v—

avm

There is so much nicht here! fco

ten the shadows come down

nP°nsuch r®a*

himself a Can sell a valuable houso and lot near the business part of the city. House has five rooms and hall, dry cellar, wood hou-e, oto. Splendid cistern and stable on the lot. Also, a fine variety of large and s*jll fruits, beside shade nnd orna-

Can sell on improved lot near tho College,

b'c«

wuTSpK

0051 of

$16,00°-

A eood

si,na'ed-

Sts0ubl"doU^hliu1L?fsSh^nbWy:

etc-,,

Ptfce ^•00"-,

•*_ u: I 4, Can sell a hou«e and lot situated in less than

er conceived a strong liking for his ties to this great outrage against the a squ»re of the Court House for sooo. patient, and, procuring his release on highest and best interests of society. parole, took him to' his own house In every well-regulated State the marwherc ho remained in comfort and fe- riage of the two races is forbidden un-

Can sell a very derirabl« improved corner lot

Can sell 160a cres of eood land within two and one-half East and of cultivation. three dweclling houses on the land. Price $4? novJ8.lSe9.jj per acre. A baryain.

The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands Tor sale. Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Real Estate will, I think, find it to their interact to call and »ce s: before purchasing elswhere.

,w- ft URtTTOS. ATTY.

Office

3d Floor Washin(ton llall, Crawfords-

TVOCBLE SbortI Plows for the million, at OBEOb'd.

Also, agent for the celebrated

Saddle Rock Oysters.

F»££ LMCH

Everyday at 10o'clock A. M.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1870.

CORBEB BOOS STORE.

A OPd

XXUlllC XlgrtLH

solace. -.- Just how mnch of it ig figurative, who can say? Of the few explicit "statements made

THE OLD

BOOK STORE

Ha* remove bock to Ihe old place where may dot be found a of-i

over UJ.IIFTTIJL STOCK

and shut us in like a shroud! fco somber ,i /•„_ ,1,, AK Miscellaneous. School,'College, Toy aod grows the evenings, and .0 Jew the Blank Book?, includinga.choice lot stars It must be a radiant country, where it is daylight, forever and forever.

Neither torrow nor oryiug." Nights briDg sorrow, frequently. Sorrow makes night, whenever sorrow comes. Many are the morninua bright and golden which have turned into darkest night ere the noon-time. Thank God, nil ye sorrowing ones, that there is coming a morniDg which shall be dimmed by never a cloud! which phall

Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books.

Note. Letter, Cap. Bill and Wrapping PAPKKS. Huff and White Envelove*, Slate*. Ink. Mucilage. Crayon.Pencil*, and all that is necessary to make a full Etoek of

STATIONERS' GOODS.

A fall and nice, line of

Pocket Cutlery & Pocket Books.

Having lof tour entire stock of Wall and Window

A E S

Wo hare received since an entire newtock in that line, and a?k jonr attention the be.«t, prettiest andeheapei»t assortment ever offered in thi? city. -k

A XlfE ASSORTMENT

of Curtains, Goods and Fixtures.

PICTURE FRAMES & MOLDINGS

We had also ta lay in a nevr stock of Frames ana Moldings, trhich,are

CHEAPER THAN EVER

Particular attention paid to Framing Pictures, and no extra ehargifor work. Cords and Tafjet and Picture Nail?.

TOYS f- NOTIONS h, the Million.

We reci-ive all tho leading

Magazines and ^Newspapers,

Having over fifty different kinds, and any not on our list.prompty supplied.

DAILY PAPERS,

Tho Indianapolis .'JOURNAL and SENTINEL and the Lafayette JOURNAL are received* every morilinir, and, delivered to subscribers at publisher"'rates.

We cannot begin to enumerate all that we have to sell but ask you to hunt up tho old establishment. and sco what wo have. And while we would thark the publio tor their former liberal patronage, we would ask a continuance of tho same, and shall try and deserve it by our attention to the wants of the community, and selling at euch prices as will suit all reasonable people.

Ii. A. FOOTE «V Co. dec 55. l?6Q.f

SALOON.

SALOON

E S A A N

FLORENCE RICHTER.V

ANNOUNCESvicinity

Imluninpohs Mir- •. Coijunorcial

tSeDator

in Congress is

Sinmn Cameron, who was born in 1799 the youngest is Thomas W. Osborn, so-called Senator from Florida, born in 1839. Sprague, of Rhode Island, and the carpet baggers McDonald, of Arkansas, Kellogg, of Louisiana, and Spencer, of Alabama, are all under forty.

chap named Kavanaugb.

a citizen of the Hub of' the universe.

mg ot tlie monarchical, persecuting government, be said "Following that a shining light in the party of great will come a government of righteous- moral ideas, and a government official

quest.onable habn of wr.t.ng amatory

na 10 a

It is lemarfcable that every could not read them. Dinah like a

to the citizens of Crawfurd-

pville and" that he has opened ft First-Clnn* Ma loon mid Kcalnnrnnt, at

Roav,Green

W/XE8. ALES, L/Ql'ORS,

St.

Whcic ho will keep conjtimtly en hand the purest hrand of

AND C/GARS.

Sole Agent i'or tlie celebrated bottled Ale, Tor family use.

Imported and native Wine? for Medicinal an Sacramental purpose?.

TIIKtMTkNfi l)i:PAHI.1IFVI

is unrivaled. All theluxuries and substantial! of the season served up nt short notice.

nov'Jl 'U?yaii2l

TAILORING.

TSTOTICE

InTIEW FIRM

GO TO

EDINGER & BISHOP'S

If you want a made, Mr. John Bishop

CotiTOjanceand Real Estate Agent latest Fashions Always 011 Hand.

Person", therefore, having Deeds. Mortgaccsor other Lcsal Instruments to execute or wish. in(? to rent, sell or buy, town property, nr larins. are respectfully invited to civo roe a call.

erfeot fitting garment, cut, •hn Bishop is well known this county. Every body knows that he is a No 1 mechanic.

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD: How Lost, "How Restored.

.Tnst published a new edition of Ir. Calrrrwrira Crlebrntrd K"«ay on the radical cure (without medieine) of

JTPTbis Lecture- should bo in the hands of

J26xl4« feet: new cottage house, five room", every youth and every man in the land, (food cellar, splendid well, out houses. Ac., shade Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any trees and fine fruit. I rice, f2,000. address, postpaid, on receipt of six cent, or two

NOTICE.

Stockolders of

'T'HE

Boots! Boots!! Boots! 1!

Boots and Shoes

Will please cai

Alco, women*', Misses' and Cbllderen's

In every variety.

Calf. Kip and Lasting In

A O A S

Congress and Polish Cut,

We call attention of young lc.die* to our extfSertingly handsome sytlesof

Fine Sewed

In .Morocco. Pebble Goat, Fe't and Lasting

We Intend to'keep our "reputailuii for wiling goods ot low down prices.

sept .25, 18«j9,

HARDWARE.

A molehill for a mountaic A mouse for a mammoth, Or.co we were small Hut now have prown tall Of coursc are all mammoth?.

FOR

a mammoth stock of the cheapest and best pelected Hardware in town .en to CAMPBELL 4 IIARTER'S

ATStoreany

Campbell A Uarter Cheap flarware one can eet more gocds for less money than at other place in the city.

MAMMOTH assortment of locks, latchos, some new patterns for storo doors that are bureuUr proof and no two alike, in short, all kinds of looks from the smallest pad lock to the largest Jail lock can bo furnished at the Small Mammoth Hardware Storo of

ONE

LOG

Spkrmator-

RltCEA, or seminal Weakness. Invo'nntary feminil Losses. Impotency. Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impediments to marriage, etc.: also. Consumption Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by sclf.indulgcnce or sexual extravagance.

VPrice, a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' successful practico. that the alarming consequences of self abuse may be radieallyeured with out the dangerous use of internal medicine or application of the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu li. by means of which every sufferer, no matter what hiscojdition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.

CAMPBELL A HARTKR.

hundred and twenty-nine different kind' of pen and pocket knives at Campbell A Harter's Cheap Mammoth.

IFCampbell

a good hand saw only cost one dollar, at «i Harter's, of course that is the

piaeo to buy. S daily after them.

A SPLENDID stock of table cutlery, spoons, rV Ac., on which customer* can save 10 to percent, by buying^ajr^the^cheap Hardware store of CAMPBELL & HARTER'S.

FRESHat

supplies of Hardware received almost daily the Small Mammoth of CAMPBELL 4 IIARTER.S.

DOORS,

sash, blinds Ac. always on hand at tho lowest manufacturers prices by CAMPBELL IIARTER.

Cutting done promptly nnd warranted to fit every time

GIVE THEM A CALL.

Place of Businesi Crawford's Building, entrance Stone Front,

Main Street, Crawfordsviiie, Ind*

Sept.25,1669mfi

t'TTLE'S" imitoved patent Ruck saw. something new. that will cut at least one-third faster than the old kind, at tho Cheap Hardware House of CAMPBELL HARTER'S.

BORING

MACHINES and all kinds of Car-

penter's tools cheap, at the Cheap Mainmonth Hardware House of CAMPBELL A HARTER'S.

BELLSof

every description, farm bells, hand

bells, door bells, school bells, fire alarm or church bells can at all times be furnished at a verv small advance on cost by

CAMPBELL BARTER'S.

HUBS,

APPLE

Stockolders of the Crawfordsviiie A ,.. aypetown Turnpike Company are hereby large assortment notincdi that payment of 30 ptrcont. upon ail powder and fuse"ibed to

.k —i r-.i—r—

Ptrcont. upon all

the stock subscribed to said Company, has been orderedJiy the board of Directors. To be paid

to tb« Treasurer of tbe Company, at Waynetowa, on or before tbtSStb da de«18w JOOS

BOOTS AHD SHOES. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac.

HVT**©*.

Hosiery, Flannels,

Hill

Dave received their new fetc-ck cJ

Custom Made Boots,

In calf. AuerU-an dlJ French kip.fora.cn and boys.

The workmenship of these is guaranteed.

All Rips Mended Free of Change.

Close cash bnjes looking up bargains io

Nov. 9 166"

October. 23,

ork.

A GENCY for cum and leather belting, pack- /COMBINING advantages, mcclianical J:\. ing, Ac., at Campbell Harter's. who are authorized prices,

to sell at manufacturers lowest

chains, dog chains, trace chains, butt chains, fifth chains, stretcher chains, halter chains, Ac., Ac., at the Cheap Hardware store

"IX'OULD it cot be well for every man that is feeding corn worth 90cents a bu.-hel to buy one of Sanford's superb strawcutters. very cheap

HORSEandevery

smith needs, very cheap at the Cheap Mammoth Hardware Store of Campbell A Harter's

spokes, felloes, thimble skeins together with all kinds ot wagon-makers toola on hand*, cheap, at tbe old stand of

CAMPBELL A HARTER'S.*

p-*.-»-*.

meat cutters and sausage

s»uffersf he fall trade, just recoived at the cheap mammoth of Campbell A H.irter.

1AAA TL'NS scrap iron wanted in exchange 1UUV forstock of any kind by CAMPBELL A HARTER.

pAMPBELL A HARTER'S will a] found Headquarters for all kinds

EVERYBODY

Company, at Wayne-

Wooden Ware, Crockery, Tobacco,

We shall pa: times fur

say those who are almost

A*c.. A*c.

We liitve retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, tho p'opular salesman, so well known to I the public, and shall be pleased to receive call? from ali the old friend*of the forn-.er firm.

ihehixhest m-jrkef price «t uii

O "K

AND SKLL

O E I E S

At the lowest figuve«.

Ttc5tfJrC6

BECK A JOHNSON.

SPECTACLES.

IINdlFIR.O'VEID

PWTASCOIMC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

philo«ophical. to be f.jnnd in no others offered in the We-t. These celebrated Spectacles now so generally nsf-d and approved, are the most perfect as*istame to defective vi ion now before the public. The Lenses arc ground in accordance with tbe

he Cbeap Hardware store uf philosophy of nature. 1 heir (perfectly polished CAMPBELL A HARTKR. surfaces, purity and tn

at CAM1 BELL A HAK1 Kit r. healthy sight.avoiding thegli —Z—77777 dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant »enTpKENCH coffee Mill, new supply. Ju=t receiv- sations often experienced in the u?e of ordinary J. ed at Campbell A Barters Mammoth.

apparency of material,

and exact fpherical figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear as in tho natural mmering, waverign

and

di-tict image of the o'bjeci

glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute niinnte and critical eye-labor, either by day or

shoes. Horse nails, toe calks, iron, candle light, with ea^e,comfort,and satisfactni.n Keel other article that

black- jnayii.lreytf CHEAP JUHN. Agent.

always bo ammuni

tion. shot.powder, lead, caps, catridges, pistols, came bags, shot bags and belts, together with a of gun trimming, blasting

remember the place for bar-

rains at the old stand of the Cheap Store, No. "Commercial Bow. oct3,1868w'J CAMPBELL Jr HARTER.

LIVERY.

I E

SALE & FEED STABLE

I would respectfully announce that I nut now prepared to accommodate thepnblice with th best outfit in the way of livery teams to be founl in the city. I have tbe

BEST TRAINED HORSES,

and the finest

BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Charges are always reasonable. Stock moni will find my fire-proof briek stable an excellent place for selling or keeping horses being in the.ci-nter of the city, near the Cout House. A Bus will be run to and from all

Railroad Train.

deoWWtf I. C. BRITTON.

CBAWFORDSYILLE, ISSnDTJLISrjL.

Hoop and Balmoral Skirts. A1m».

A magnificent line of dress good9 are offered at low figures.

Waterproof* Beaver, Chinchilla, Cloths, Cloakings, Overcoats, Shawls, Plaid, Plain anil Opera, Flannels,

Dress Trimmings, Buttons and Notions in endless variety. LADIES', MISSES' & GENTS' FURS CHEAP.

Attention is called to our large and new stock of

CASSIMERES,

Unequaled in the city.

Also Our Hat and Cap Department is Very Full.

Ready-Made Clothing, Underware, G-loves, Boots and Shoes, Below Competition.

E E E I S

c. E. FULLEyWIDER A BRO.,

Main Street, Opposite Court House, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

GROCERIES.

BECK

& JOHNSON

m:\LKRS is

Groceries & Provisions

Comer of Green arid Mm-Lfl Street',

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana.

THK

new firm would respectfully inform tho citizens of Montgomery county that they have purchased tho Grocery establishment as tbe knownLynn Son Grocery. wh«»rcwiil be found a !ar?eassortment of

Consisting uf

Coffee, Tea, Sugar

Fish, iliolasses, Spices,

WASSON &ELLMORE!

No. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

a *eli aj^rted «tock of

Etimore.

O O S

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

S S I S

AU-V. full line

Boots. Slioes, Hats. Caps, Glass

Queeiiswarc

at the lowest market price. WASSON KLI.UOIO:.

DRY GOODS.

1S69-70. 1S69-TO.

DRY GOODS. ENTERPRISE CASH STORE

MARBLE WORKS.

CREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana.

rpiIK

111 I

above mentioned establishments arc 1 it ing an ext'-nsi manufneturinf

and =ucL'oi-tii] business In

MONUMENTS,

Headstones /&c., &c.

Icitiiasyto the cili/tni of .M.jiitjiv.mcry nnd adjoining Counties tbat being so extensively engaged in the trade, and pureh.-ning such iarite

quantities t.f Marble. I jrnl it »t

(real,v

Hi'diicod I'rices,

tUervfvrt j' eiijblti- tiif y.« uauch I

Lower Prices than you can:

purchase tlie same quantity

at any other shop in this

part of the Stat.-.

I 1 "seep ihe vrry qui'.itj .('

*1 American A Italian Marhlri

i'.-Iiii- S'' srri• ot

Opposite the il/ston Hank

Where .i! v»i!l ?,ml

some of the Finest Spooi'm-!

of Marble, and work, i-wr

exhibited in OrawfunJ-i

ville. All work deliv-

M., ered. .set up and war

ranted to give sativ

faction according

to contract.

tisir Orders Solrit-.J end AtteiuUd to.-&J

illj'lh/

Iff## .l'o/ be f'nUerttolil.

•.

J. Rruiidage.

P. S.—I do ac. extensive busine-9 for small proffit.*. I have put up MORE and some of I the LARGEST and FINEST jobs of work of any other estnbl ishinent in this county, lu the same length of time I travel through the country soliciting orders, and can say to the public,

I will sell you your work at the vyue price tbat jl will at the shop, end furtheri^nore if there is any shop that can sell work from 13 to So per I cent cheaper than 1 do, WHY DON'T THE I I DO IT. I dbpy Com-rriTio.N in prices, and if |1 don't furnish such Marble 1 agreo to. yea I need not receire the work.

June. #7,1M7. C. I. BBUJfDAOL".

BOOTS AND 8HOB8.

rTr

Free fintertalnmeMt!

No. 1 EMPIRE BLOCK,

Main Street, Crau.ordville, Ind

Webster & Son,

Thr Manager*, hare the honor to Announce to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity series of general entertainments the popnlnr

BOOT A SHOE STORE,

'c.

1 b.mpire IUocV, bj their ct»eYrated

Stock Company,

Ooinir.eceiTv tmnu:diotely continuing until further n* .ice.

Programme—Part First.

inderilla. or dippers to sell Compani Reeitativc—Prede»trian'a Lament. "How lowr, how Ion* shall I complain.

Like one who seeks for Boots in tm Choru.*. "Not lonjr. not long for you can nnrt

That the Webster* keep every kind,"

Part Second.

...Com1ompon ....BUlr

Nary a Kip I'olkn Parody "Father, dear father, coino homo with me now

My phoes are all out at the toe You promised to shoo Johnnie and I.t And you know it's very wicked to lie. Metamorphosis and Tableaux, in which the ShoeIe«» Tlrigado appear in Bne and coarse Hoots and Shoes, italmor rals. Scottish Dalmorettas, Button

Polish. Congress Oaiter*. Black Crook Boots. Base Ball Shoes, etc. -Compani Reception of Greenbacks— Conpwij

To concludc with the highly pleating and sole" satisfyingifarce of

PERFECT PITS1

Thl.« is a new piece, 'nnd is no danger of being plnyed out.

Three Performances Daily,

Morning, uftcrnoon nnd evening. ther notice. Donra open nt soven io clock A. elo"" nt nine P. M,

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACB.

SNo. Emplro Block. Main street, where may I bo found tne best assortment of all kinds and etyles of Boots and Shoes, at the_ lowest prices.

Your inspection of goods nnd prices solicited. Ft'pl.ll.lSCSltf

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE" ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

T. s! KELLEY & CO.'S

wjsir noojtt,

MA I STREET,

(JKAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA,

have Ijij'in .M iur o.'.inotMi'or,.

•li.T-

IIIBOFV Competition

on tin*.- qualities of Marhle. ami

as regards style of work. I

will not be exfvlled.

:.i:iif.v. 70 lvc. e.ill in at thf .h

fVKIi/i.V STKLiJT.

IMMt.VSE STOCK iV tVEP.Y KINDOk'

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' Shoes, Childrens' 8boes, also Rubbers and Overshoes.

Allot nhich will p-siti! l»« sold turcsistjBt tlie very ma!!fcil

We mar.iitacture r.tl If-tp fwn^ustls onhini a fn! 1 ?ortta?uT rj ..

HOME MADE WORK

Put u|. _l.y the v«ry be-t rojjdf- (-f N*'.. 1 felt^ttJ at*. :it pr:c"s '.hn:

nevlianlcl, *nd al! whK'h wil!b*K!p

Defy Competition

Citircnj ot Montgotnery t-juci are r«qu«*t*4 call before purchasing.

Remember the Place, Main Street, New Iron Front, 3 Doors East of Publio Square,

CRAWFORDSVIIIE, IND

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