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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A hwr for tltc People, Of social aud Political Reform, II published every Saturday.

OFFICE—Xfttion*t1^15ivr ^","hinf-

CRA WFQRDSVILLK, IXP -..i

TERMS:

Sl&fleeopy. one year 00 fix month# 100 three month* ...... JO Traeopies. one year. to one address IS 00

O. H. BOWBN Proprietor.

Saturday, December 25, 1869.

CITY NEWS.

Eltzrotii HaT.L if to scenery.

fii'el up with

7. T. Srcrr, Esq., hn* our thankvaluable congressional fiocumnn'^.

Ouk streets were (irmr'li'.i tr'th Christmas' dav.

Tue entertainment given by F. G. While's Theatrical Troupe at F.ltzroth Hull on l««t Saturday night, was well r.*:nI».l- s-

We notice decided improvements in the Host Office, under the effiei..:it ninrnjeraent of Mr. Al. Ilamey.

M*. tVii. S.

G.tLET,

an old citizen of our

town, who has been seriously ill for the last two weeks, is reported by his phv«rians to be gaining in health.

8iii: ddverlisemen in another column, of the grand sale of city properly. 'Here is r*re opportunity for those seeking desirable land investments.

Two good aud desirable residences on the northwest corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets for sale. See advertisement.

Qkoboe Vasahsdall has been exhibiting his Christmas Present from the Journal, with a vast amount of pride and self-sat-isfaction.

Ma. Natuas McLaughlin- will accept the thanks of the Review Office for a basket of fine apples on last Christmas morning.

Uxcxe "Diggory" Shanklin, of Washington, notwithstanding his prolonged absence, still maintains his credit in this a eity. If you don't believe it nsk Tom Scott.

Talk aboutt he Rainbow, the Aurora Horealii, the "Golded Fleece," or any of "them S: fellers," and then observe C. Goltrn,—his necktie.

& MrgTKRtous Disappearance. Thomas Cleverly disappeared very mysteriously last Monday. Foul play is suspected. Any information concerning him will be gratefully received by Mr. Waverlr, at tlie Frv Drus

Store.

We have rcceivcd a communication from a gentleman of this city who wis the recipient a few days since, of a "Christmas Present" by the Journal. Want of epace compellsu0 to delaj' its publication in this week's issue. It will nppear next week.

H- Hahdixo of the Indianapolis Mirror, who has never regained hi* appetite since the lime he partook of a sumptuous dinner at the Chicken-Neck Hotel iu Covington, has been presented with hind quarter of bear meat, by John Spence of the Covington Friend.

Josu Ilausns in liis "Alrnanax," remarks—"Whenever kan find a real han,ium women egaged in the 'wimmen's rights bizziness, then am going to take mi hat •under mi »arm, and jiue the procession." If

Josh meets any Crawl'ordsville "Sorose," he will doubtlyss keep his hat on hi head.*

Excursion Train to Iniham-om® to rm: Srii or Janitaiit Convkntion.--An extra train will leave on Saturday' morning, January 8tli, at G. 30. ». 111., arriving at Indionapolis at 0 a. m., and will ft urn to •ssuit the convenience of the excursionists.

Let every democrat attend. L-t Mnn'eom*»ry send in the largest delegation. I

Tilt Indianapolis Mi

rror of lnsi Tn~*.luy

says: "Crawford«vill ijf palpitating over a redding in Ihe uppn -ien of their »ncial circle."

The Mirror must ceitsiuly be uiistiken s« to the palpitatio'n nifectiug our ciiiz»n». If there was any palpitaiinir whatever, it «wai. entirely continj'd to the gallant groom.

1'rof. Robert Hit.iik' THECA,/ Jr of the Crystal Palace Rest-iniunt, entertained a select party of hi« patron* in veryjhandsome style last Monday evening. The beverages were compounded in the meat palatable manner, and the lunch, such as to make the pue*t« partake »o largely that, if wc are not mistaken, they al! re am of he re an night.

Personals.—Aaron Ross, formerly of this ity. is home on a furlough, from Kircht*-

Rev. E. B. Thomson, another Wabashian. |ls also in the city. Rumor says that his relations with his AIim Muter, nre *oon to become more intimate.

Major L. A. Foote has returned from the

vcast,

and may be seen at the Old Corner. Temple C. Harrtson, Esq was iu the city this week.

George Glasscock, not Gla.s?oo«\ spent Christmas in Crawfornsville.

The

criticism 0' the critical "cusses"

connected with the Indianapolis .Virrorand Smtirul, in regard to the celebrated actor,

Edwin Forrest, seem to us to be confound- jjj

•dly captious "A Sox-APPRectATivK Pkople.—Edwin Forest is playing here to thin hou«e4. His glory has departed."

Such is the Indianapolis telegi am to the Cincinnati Enquirer of Wednesday last Correct. If the audicnces were made up of such critics as those referred to. the fcoUMS must hate been decidedly thin.' "Huapty Dumpty," ''White Fawn," *'Black Crook" and other suoh plays are evidently better suited to the taste of Indlanapolitan theatre goers than anything contained in Shakspeare. Forrest should visit the "Athena of Indiana," instead of Indianapolis. Here, his grand acting would be appreciated.

The best fire cent cif«r« in the thy at Proceedings of The Montgomery Fry's Drug store, No. 2, Etching? Block. County Democratic Convention. We have tried them. Pursuant to notice given by the Central ...•' Committee, the Democracy of Montgomery

Empire B*k«rjr.

wit

Wabunh College.

The winter term of Wabash commence Jnnuarv 4, 1870

Jewelry*

Mr. 1*. G. White has retnored to hi* new room in the Elston Bonk Building. In a few days he will open tip a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches. Clocks, ic.

Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. Buy your Fruit trees and Shrubbery of Mr. John Blair jr. He has the best nnd mos'. choice variet-e- ev»r offered public.

Good Mult.

If you ftr« hungry and desire a jiirire m-'al. tnlc.-u look first,

«f eh.iice oniini:.

Valuable Farm.

.Mr. K. J. Vance hn: for sal? uu tO nore farm. siid to ba nn» of tic- h.«: I'arni? iu lh- county. is the firm generally known as the Harney Kennedy f:irin, i'o-ir a:.d lift 1 miles nouthwesi ot the oitv.

Cornar Book Store.

The immense stock of holiday god«"nt M.ijor hootes Corner Book P'ore. wa confidernbly thinned «ut on last Saturday night. The Major has ju«t received another heavy in voice, which he has just opened, and which consists of the, most rr.re and beautiful goods we have ever seen in our city. If any of our numerous reader* desire to purchase elegant New Years gifts for their friends, they should by all means call at the Old Corner Book store to make their selections.

Magaxine Notice.

A Model Parlor Magazine. For beauty of typogrnph, artistic"'engravings. nnd high-toned'literary artialcs, together with a large nnd beautiful display of Fashions. Demorest's Monthly Magazine is certainly unsurpassed. The January number, just received, iu addition to tha usual holiday attractions, has a fine steel Portrait of both Mr. and Mme. Demorest. The rich display of novelties offered iu the Oemorest's Monthly would seem to be enough to secure a circulation sufficient, to satisfy its publishers, but in addition we see they propose to give a very large and fine engraving to each' subscriber, valued at ?10. The Engraving alone would make a very appropriate Holiday or Birthday g-ift, but when ndded to the costly Picture the best Parlor Magazine is included, to be a monthly reminder of the friendly feeling of the giver, there is'"ccrtainly no better way of investing $3.—Address Demorct's Monthly. 838 Broadway, N. Y.

Billiard Room and Restaurant. The new Billiard' Room and Restaurant fitted upon Green street by those very popular gentlemen, Messrs. Driskell Johnson, is one of the handsomest in the State, son, the convention then adjourned. The billiard hall contains five new tables, among which is one splendid French carom table, which seems to be the favorite. The establishment is complete in all its appointments. The bar, which occupies the front room on the north side of the building is fitted up gorgeously. The mirrors, sideboards and paintings which adorn it are of the very finest.. This is presided over by that Prince of Bar keepers. Van Buren Campbell, Esq. The cookiug department is under the immediate personal supervision of Mr. Nels. Patterson, the "soonest," nnd be^t cook in the city. The eating room i« located on the south side of the building, and is- large, convenient, and uent. l:p stairs, all is always lively. I The tables ure in constant demand. A "dummy" from the first, floor furnishes all required refre-hments for the play-rs. upon application to'WM. Driskell. who has charge of the hall. The bur is stocked with 'he very best, kind of liquors and cigars, which Mr "•. will hand out promptly on presentment of the proper po.-t:il«.

LOCAL JTEMS.

!'ue

Cheap Joliu. fine Table Linen-

Bun

John!

Cheap John.

Buy vonr fine Roger's Plated Ware, warrant eY," years. ..f CHEAP JOHN.

••*.•••• Cheap John.

Buy your 'ine P'lntiscopic ^Spectacles of Ohcan Jc!

GO TO THE

Enterprise for Dry Goods, at redu cod prices. nov27 69

Now

Is to re pa in in fences. The materials for which, you can find, cheap, at Fry's Drug Store.

Paints.

1 Billy Fry'sells more glass, painfrpnity, oil, Xe than any other man, and doe? it for !e«« money.

h', a'

is spending the hrdidays here He says he i-erson!" indebfed ^o Dr. Marv Wil--rcame to attend a wedding—whether his own or somebody's else, we don't know.

i- the torinp

ii- ..

egitnble. Ncillian llair Kenewvr

town. We don't know how long his furlough most reliable arlicle in use l-r rc is, but Aaron stands six feet two inche-.-.«iv:! gray hair to its •riq'aal coW in 1 J. Milton Blaney, a raccnt graduate of gr°wth. ./Wubnsh College, now located at Logansport. Settle

r'"

hite, are requested to call »t :hcir earliest convenience. aud,'greatlv oblifre by settling the same. jin 1 wl?

Delinquents.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it 1 may concern, that my accounts, prior to June

IS. LS'LS,

have been placed in the

hands of Alhert

Jonnisofi for collection.

All persons owing me previous to that time will please settle with him. tf Dr. j. s.

McClelland.

Cheap!John

This affable itinerant merchant, whose name has become familiar to every man, woman, and child in Montgomery county, has latelye received a large invoice of wares whih he proposes to dispose of at very low figures. The spectacles sold by

are

unsurpassed, being of the new

and improved kind ?o highly «ateemed by her Maie«ty Queen Victoria.

unty assembled in convention at the

For a splendid dish of oyster eoup. go to _j t»Court House in this city, on Saturday Dethe Empire Bakery. o. 3. Exchange Block. I eember 2oth, for the purpose of appointing

q.v

the

the Milendid lny-

O'lt now nn exhibition the Hnyn Saloon, on Wasiiingtou rtnret. You will tin! everything there in tbt

While this committee wre ivjnsuitinj?. Mr.

innuttee were

Chairman.

On motion rh« report

wjs

adopted.

The following named persons wore then appointed Madison Township Delegate. Dr. Keency, alternate, Samuel Thompson Sugar Creek, Silas Peterson, alternate, Daniel Clowser Franklin. John Lee, alternate, Alex. Harper: Walnut, James Johnson, alternate, Thos R. Brown: Clark. James F. Harney, alternate, Daniel Stover Scott, M. M. Henry, alternate Wm. Sarvis Brown, Jesse D. Durham, alternate, Jas. R. Canine Ripley, R. W. McMal^in, alternate, R. D. Wert: Coal Creek, J. M. Plunket, alternate, Win. Henry: Wayne, J. S. Miller, alternate. Dr. Steel Union, S. C. Willson, Gen. M. I). Manson. Harris Reynolds, Thomas Paterson, W. K. Wallace, Sr. and Richard Canine. Esq. alternates, James II. Watson.. Ben Misner. T. H. Fitzgerald, James B. Crawford, and Joseph Snyder" delegates from the county at large, Archibald Johnson and Joseph Allen, alternates, Ben. F. Swank and Andrew Loop.

On motion of Gen. Manson it. was ordered that all democrats from this comity, iu attendance be considered delegates for consultation.

On motion of Mr, Lee, Thomas Patterson was appointed chairman of the County Central Committee, in the place of George McWilliams. resigned.

On motion. L. B. Willson, Gen. Manson and C. H. Bowen were appointed a committee to secure half-fare transportation for those wishing to attend the convention.

After an eloquent speech by Gen. Man-

.. ARCHIBALD JOHNSON*, Pres't. Titos. Patterson. L. Ii. Willson,

The

Indianapolis

Mirror

13 full of

officious advice to the Democracy. For a new convert it exhilnt® an unusual amount of cheek.

Married.

ROBINSON—LASLEY.—At the residence of the Bride's mother, Mrs. C, E. Lesle, on Thursday evening, Dec., 30th. Mr. George A. Robinson to Mis- Ellis Lasley, all of this city. "Oh! married love' each heart '"shall own.

Where two congenial sou's unite. Thy golden chains inlaid with down. Thy lamp with Heavens own splendor bright.' The happy e..uip!e have the kindest wishes of all connected with the Review, and we hope the influence of the gentle bride will be such as to convert ihe groom from the errors of radicalism. Thank* are due I for the.bountiful supply of cake received.

SPECIALS.

I On Time. Anybody can buy the best, em,It jinvo in the

wil' I market, the oven so arranged that the heat paa-

-*e.i entirely arnund it, bakins quick and even. Ver\ cheap at Irwin's,fiijn of the (Jolder. Stove, Ion six month'R time. He will sell queenswarc 1 snd glassware lower than any house iu this trade. Remember his stove* arc guaranteed and

if I'litMn s"ld on six month"= time. Cull end pep hiin. if

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who fuffcrf.l for yiw ftvni Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the refftets of youthful indiscretion, will, fur the »ake of sufTcrinir humanity, send free to all who need it. the receipt and directions for makins the (simple remedy by which he was cured,

Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser'? experience, can do so by addressinp. in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OilDKN.

May *J!» l?0i.ly. "•. 4'2Cedar -t New York.

To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after havinc suffered several years with a severe lung- affection and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxions to make known to his felI !o'.v-Miffcerr3 the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of 1 the prescription used (free of charge), with the directi'n for preparing and usins the "same I which tl.ey will find a

SfRE

Worthy of Attention.

Ta Dr. Thomna.4. Ifarley: I hereby certify that durini the last year I was attacked with the Ai ue while in Vicksburc, Miss., and used several popular patent mediciuea wtth but temporary relief. On reaching homo the disease returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered I Quinine, in large doses, frequently a? high as 60 grains per day. nnd which must have cost me I ncsrly S100. I consulted Dr. Smith, of LouisI ville, and fonnd he prescribed Quinine and Arsenic. combined, which I refused to take, preferI ring to let the disease take its course. I was al most bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounccd with enlarged Liver and Spleen. At about this time the advertisement of Hurley's

Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I de-

A Card.

I would inform my old friends aud cus tomere, that for the present, I will repair such watche.«, clocks, and jewelry, as they Pabllc* may desire and I will be found at my por

Basy Beee.

The Bee Hive is swarming daily cosigners.

tcrmined 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 a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy result, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Tonic before the

OriNioNS

Cl"RE

FOR

JAMES MARTIN", Engineer.

'.ouisvillc. Kjr., June 14. litfS. sale by all UrngsnsU.

sale by all

residence at all hours for that purpose. I JAMES HUDDLE & CO. Proprietors. 41 Bullitt St. Louisville Ky. have also just received a fine assortment angSly of Setk Thomai' clocks, which will be sold

ELECTION NOTICE.

•ery cheap, and, will be warranted. Let my old friends, and all others call at my wiU be he,dat the ToU House of~^ residence, where I will be happy to see 1 Yonntsrille and Alamo Turnpike Co.. on them. Saturday January 1,1BTD. at 10 o'clock A, an m27tf."- JAMES PATTERSON. I Pres..

Attn:

rith

H.Sxirn, Sec't. decll'69w3*

DOUBLESkonlPlowsforthe

millions, at ORB GO'S.

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

Great Sale of Real Estate.

Splendid opportunity for SecnringA Home.

T70R SALK.—'That very desirable property on I -T the northwect comer of Jefferson and Wa!-

delerates to attend the Democratic State nut streets, one .«qnn-e south of the Christian church, and one sbnire cast of the College CamConvention. to beheld at Indianapolis, on pas. The lot i.-* 90 feet front by 159 in depth. «u_

with two (rood dwelling houses, well, cistern,

the Stb day of January net.. cellar, outhouses. Ac., sufficiently retired to be The meeting was calM to order bv Mr. very desirable for residences, and at the same time.beinz within very convenient distance of John Lee. of the Central Committee, anil on the basinet part of the city. hi. Hon- ArcHbr.ld J*.». called to the chair. street extended—one. feet front by 150 in

Tr depth-^and one 52 feet front by 150 in depth,—

Un motion 0i ilarrij Keynolu?. tsq nnd twofrontios oa the track of the L.S.A. A JI«m. Tk.»,.P,u.r,»»nJL B. Vill.on, 8?£Ejg&8Z were appointed Secretaries. liam^Mount and the former rejidenee of liennet if r» tn?Ie.

On motion. Messrs. T. P.vtevson: A. J. Alio, tiro very desirable out-'.ut?, enntainin? Snvder, Joseph \llen Ti»o« J. Wilson and *»'acre each, adjoining the County fairjrrounds

on the south, any or all,of which may be Dur-

John lA-e were app..iinre«l 0'minitie on np- chased at most rea?onab:e price?. Term? Easy. For Iurtht particulars inquire of N. L. Grapomtment. ham.'of the ••.vfammnth."

SHERIFF'S SALE.

Reub-.'n Fink, being c.iiied for. lvspondtvl in one of his strong speeches. j. The following rep*»rt wan then offered DY rirtne an Kxecntiun. to me dir«-cied,

T1 •.. ., JL from the Clerk of the Commr.n I'lea? Court. The committee, .teicrtid to appo.nl

delegates to th» State Democratic l.'onven- vor of John M. Allison issued to me as .Sheriff of tion from Montgomery countv. beg leave to ounty. I will expose to sale at public auc--i.« .u ii fon and outcry, on isAl LBDA^ the Sth day make the .ollowing report: 'ofJanuaiy, 1^39. between the hours of iu o'clock

That-there be six delegates from Union a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m., of said day,at the Court township, one from each of the other H°uf0door, in the City of Crawfordsville. Mont_i .l.town- comery county. Indiana, the rents and Drofiis. ships in the county, and two from the conn- f„n, term not exceeding sever, years, of tSe folty at large (the latter to be selected from the lowing described Heal Kstato in Montgomery

out townships.—and also that alternate delegates be selected throughout ihe county on the same basis. (Signed.) Thos. Patterson,"

connty. Indiana, to-wit: A fractional part o'f the northeast quarter of section nineteen C10). in township seventeen 17j north of range three (3) west. anii_ bounded as follows Bcsinnim thir-ty-five 13j) rods and four and (v'i) links north of the southwest corner of said quarter section, runains thence north thirty-ono [31) rods andtontlOj links, thence oast twenty-six (26) rods and fourteen links to the center of the L.. N. A. C. It. R.. thence southwest along said center said of It. R. thirty-oup (31)po!es and ten 00) link to the p'neo of beginning, containing live (3)acres more or less, to be sold to satisfy said Execution. Interest and Costs, nnd if the samo will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution, I will on the same day, at the sixmo placc. offer the fee simple of said Real Estate to satisfy ajudemcnt for $519,43 together with interest and costs, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as iho property of Hiram Stewart, II. E. SIDENER,

SHERIFFS SALE.

1)Y virtue of an execution, to me directed I from the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of Montgomery county.

of the Press—"

CoN-

st iii-TiON. Asthma, BRONcniTis, etc. The obiect of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the alUietcd. nnd spread information which lie couocivc? to be invaluaVde and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will -cast them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, will please Adress Bf.v. EDWARD A. WILSON. WillianiMhur?. Kings Conn'y, New York.

SlayCn,.0?ly

Montsomerj t'ounty. State of Indiana, in fa-

Sheriff of .Montgomery County.

d'jc4.18u'j\v-l

State of Indiana.)in favor of

Ashtir Burk issued to me as Sheriff of said County. I will expose to sale at public auction and outcry, on SATURDAY the 1st day of January 1ST0, between the hours of 10o'clock a. m„ and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door, in the city of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described Real Estate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: Part of the Southeast quarter ot Section thirty-two (3-2). Township nineteen (19). north of range four west, bounded as follows to-wit Commencing at the point on tho Indianapolis rond at the northeast corner of the ninety-nino one hundredths of an acre lot of land conveycd by Asbu.i liurk for herself, and as Guardian of Ellen jjo Cynthia It. Sies, by deed dated May 3th. (Sfi.?, and running thcnco along the east line of said Cynthia R. Sies's tract of land, south iwonty-livo i'io) poles, thencu east six (ti) poles and nine lyid one fourth (9^) links, thence north twenty-five (23) poles, thence west six (0) poles and nine and one fourth (!),'^) links to tho place of beginning, containing ninety-nino one hundredths of an acre, in Montgomery county Indiana, to bo sold to satisfy said execution, interest and cost,, and if the samo wi 1 not bring a sum suQicicnt to satisfy said execution, I will on tho same day, at the same place, offer the fee simple of said real estate to satisfy a judgment tor threo hundred and sixty one and titty-nine hundredths dollars together with cost, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as tho property of Charles F. and Esther S. Boleig. H. E. SIDENER, ...•• Sheriff Montgomery connty lad. novlltt'4

GIFT PRIZES.

Great Distributions!

By the Metropolitan Gift Co.

Cash Gifts ro the Amount of $500,000.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PIZE. 5 Cash Gifts, each «!\!0,0n0 10 10.000 2d 5.000 4(1 1.000 200 300 300 .... 170 50 Elegant. Rosewood Pianos, each $300 to 5100 75 llelodeon--. each 73 to 100 35o Sewine Machines CO to 003 500 ("Sold Watches 75 to 300 Cash Prizes, Silverware, Ac., valued at $1,000,000

A ehance to draw any of the above Prizes for 25eents. Tickets describing Prizes are pealed in Envelopes and well mixctl. On tho rcoeipt of 25c a Sealed Ticket is drawn, without, choice, and sent by mnil to any address. The prize named upon it will be delivcd to the ticketholder on payment of One dollar. Prizes are immediately sent to any add res* by express or reurn mail.

You wil I know what your Prize is before, you pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another of the same value. No Wanks. Our p.ttrons depond on fair dealing.

Keferescks—We select tho following from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes, and kindly permitted us to publish them An, drew.I. Burns. Chicago, $10,000 Miss Clara S. I Walker. Baltimore. Piano. Si-'OO Jumcs M. Mat- I thews. Detroit. §5 000 John T. Andrews, Savannab, $5,000 Miss Agnes Simons. CharlestonPiano,SMO Wo publish no names without permission.

HARPER WILSON .fcCO..

novl3.'fi0wl'J 194 Broadway. New nrk,

AGUE CURE.

In Pills. Convenient for Tse. Contains no Quinine. Produces no Dizziness, No Ringing in the Ears. One

Cuiv*-

MEYER BROTHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS.

Fort Wayo, Ind., and St. Loui* IHPForsalc by all Drup?i?t.«. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY

BINFORD & BROTHER

July 24.

NOTICE TO TAX-PATERS.

OTICE 'isjhereby given that the following

FOBS ALE. WAGON TACTOBY. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

FARMERS THIS WAY

u~'- 3

If yon want a

QOOD wagon ^1

CFO TO

SMITH & BONNEL!

VI^E return thanks to the^farmers and others. fortbe liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on us. We invite yon to call and examine our stock of wagon*, which are erected of the be«t material, and of the best of workmanship. Also

Wagons Repaired aud Repainted.

On short notice and most reasonable terms. al«o

PLOWS OF ALL KINDS

repaired to order and the be*s

w^a-oisr seats

Inu tbv.e

C0 ntry !0C Work

All work warranted from oar tot-.so year*.

JPRemcmber the placc. on Vernon Street Easl of tho Post-OEce. Aprils. l?69.1y SMITH Jt BONNEL.

DRUGS.

T, W. FRY CO.

Hsvejust opened a Sue a«ortment o!

Drugs, Paints,

Chemicals,

Oils, Dye Stuffs,

Toilet & Fancy:

A I E S

Cigars & Tobacco,

OF THE F7NKT QT'ALITV.

1ALL nnd see lis, on Greon utrecl.^'t donr= above J. Wr. Lynn Son.K_U two jun-.VGOwet T. W. FRY "A CO.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM

IIRAi.EllS I.N 1'L'Rfc

DM AND HIM

Paints, OiK Dyesiuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies

For Medical Purposes.*

Patent .Medicine.", Also, Lamps, Glassware, Lettor.JCnp, and Note Paper, Pens, Pencils, and Ink.

PR tr rio.vs

Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. Wejrespectfully^olieit patronage from tho public in general.

EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.

Galey & Applegate

a* ks

The firm is reliable

nnd deserve their success."—Weekly Tribune. May x. "We knew know them to be a fair dealin in N a a 2 A on ours drew a $50 prize, which was promptly received."—D nily News, June P.

Scud for Circulars. Liberal iindueoinents to Agents Satisfaction Kuurnnted. r-verv packaire of Scnloil Envelopes contains 0r. IAMI GIFT. Six Tickets for 1 15 for S-: 33 for llCfor 515. All letter* should be'address to

j'on tiik

Fjnpin' Scwinii Machine,

... This machine received the

William Wisehart Jonathan Booher John Leo I A by Cox

James Sellers I Harirson Miler Thos Lafolletto

Jacob I.afollette Will Sellers I George Wilson

John Martin liobt Bruce -r: Wm Fisher John Frame Samuel Hall Lucky Hostctcr 15 Hosteter David Smith Abraham Loop John Briu W Hicks Allen Hick Thomas Golf

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Daniel R. Scevers.late of Montgomery eounty, aecioiww deoeased. Said esta-.eisfupiM«ed solvent.

Uc,xes»

oV'steel spring?,"rhich we offer for about one- *nd Saucers, Mng9 aud Ornamented Pieces, all new, and nice for presents. half the money.

MAMMOTH OPENING

Cra wfordsville. Indiana.

IFIRNT PREMIUM

At iho Orent Fair of the

American Institute,

•s'««/d New \*ork. October 2oi. 1807.^

And the hiijhest premium for

Best Manufacturing Machine

a E

a day sufficient.

Ague in all its forms.

No npleasant Taste. Safe for tlie Youngest Children. No change of Diet required. Exposure or unusual exercise will not destroy its Efficiency.

JULY. 1867. I

I hai ii .•triiii.'ht needle, perpendicular notion I makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch which will neitherrip nor ravel, and isalikeon both sides: I perform? perfeet sewing on every description of material, with cotton, linen, or silk thread I from the coar'est to the finest number. It hems,

Esq Cloafette Lewis Clark Dcnman S W Lytle William Hanna Ester Hays Jason Thomas Michael Love Mat Ellmore James Ball'^SS Robert Hall Henry Thompson I)r Bass •'. Mike Brown I John Campbell v,~

W McCalli.ito? James Ames John Widener Sarah McDobin Georgo Bible Samuel Simpson Edward Gofl Isaac Shoemaker Alex Beaver Thos Kelley Jos Iianna Georgo Hottmna

j, Sheppard John W llorman

N rate of ta* was levied on the tax duplicate of the city of Crawfordsville Montgomery eoun- jotin Kinkade ty. Indiana, for the lyear lc«0. fand placed in my

j| ^w|n(iier

bands for collection, and if not_paid on or be tore the Third Monday in April. 16(0, the jame wi.l yen: vton0eaV6

ba collected with penalty, interest and cost, by (j^nel Mitchell distress and sale of property: A White On each S1C0 of property, pcr-ona! and real .4 30, William Whito On each Poll Adam Oankle On each Male DOES 1 00 »muel Grunkle On each Female Dog 2

W Hendricks Gartner W Fullenwidcr E Stafford John Wilson James Davis S Bunnel ("Foster

anc

Jos Grimes

Witness my hand, thisiOth day of Decern- J°* HitchoU. ber.l?«9. Wx.BURBRIDGE, KV Treasurer.

dec23w3

NOTICE.

VLL

persons indebted to Curtis 1 Bro. are requested to call at the room over the old

eral B'.acksmithine.such a?

Jen lttii.

CURTIS BRO

5 ec^Wir accon n^s^

Admini.umtof. il evdiOU uu

13RINTIN0 of all descriptions neatly dona at or quality of PfP« dMired tk. Wri.ir J.b Office.

whuuvu huiiq v« wviuivu pip®'.

1 letter paper, note paper, or ia fact, on any kind desired, and prices accor-

Among a great number, we can only er.amerntc a few.

pirateosoo^

Toy

New Goods!

•STONE FRONT,"

O I I & O O

EMI'LLLE it LOCK. V». I.

crawfordsville,jhll

and

Winter

A I.irt.

booss-

Iu such variety that you will be troubled to make a choice. We have the largest and best stock ever brought to this city and having been bought for cash, at. jobbers' rote*, we CAN and WILL sail at LOWER FIGURES than has ever been offered Jiere.

,otUresand Fra^

Writihg Desks, Tourists' Cases, Portfolios, Ladies' Companions, ic Cups

l^5D OOMMOJV

and

Cases

ftiters

Dry

v.. .'.vV-. I that it is stiierior to all other machines ever Anions which will ho found a beautiful variety I offered to the public. All we a-k i« a fair

ot plnin and figured

9! LUSTERS, FRENCH MERENO

E E S S O

siooh of the celebrated Brand Double Warp

Waterproof Ladies- (Jloth RAT-TERRIER

Jeans and I

t,",r

Flannels.

a Iv.-jjj 'ioek ,•

•l-:- r.

Notions,

Hoosiery.

Gloves.

Domestic (ioods.

Bool s" md Shoes.

HATS AND CAPS.

\Vhi'b \fill h-: 'old al the lowest po On: price for all

C. M. CRAWFORD,

"STONE FRONT."

fell", binds, brads, tucks, quilt, fjlaits. and

gathers. As a family sewing machine it has,no superior. Tho following is a partial list of the persons using the Empire Sewing Machino

M&1U StreOt, EclSt Of Court House.

Ortobor2.lV.9ii

*00#

flUed^

It will do you good to call and examine the stock at

for

••".Vssr-',Corner of Main and Green Streets, Crawfordsville. December 4, 18C9w4

DRY-GOODS.

S® S

WASHING MACHINE.

WASIII\(* MACHINE.

VXVKS'VKi) .U N IK 1^7.

WHAT

ORAWFOUDI

Respectfully announces to tho public that he

iin

has now in stock a splendid assortment of

IS TIIK USE?

I N

A A W A S IN

the old fashioned jiroeess. when by using one of Stannard's machines the same amount, of work can be performed in half

hour. Tliis macbine tloes mvav entirely

wit)l

ile

NVil!

II I IfT* i\ f\ I sarv to work it is self adjusting: will wash

till., wash board mid pound'-

in^'barrel is easily op.-ruteil, a child twelve years of aire liaviii^ all the «tren th neces-

boodsi'ifM™

a a I is a to on vi os a

clo'.'jpvde

A A A A S

Cheaper than evir. itl- .'u nie- dsiKiftuieni ot

I Cassimeres. .:

recommeiHlation. A few trials are ull that

trial, ami if you are not thoroueuly con vinccd that it is all that it is recommended to be, return the machine and the money wil! be refunded. .Machines for vale by F. C. Lewis. aeiit and inanufacturiT, Crawfordsville. Indiana. ,Territory tor terms to suit purctia?ers. dce23\v4

GROCERIES.

$500

nny person that will find one quarter of i» pound of White earth or Tarolbia, in nny Canday or SuearthatI sell. I.'cll

Pure Candy'«

Pure Sug*ar.

"r- -lit4.1

BLACKSMITHING.

JOHN A. GRtmN. CUAULCS ML'KFHT.

liitim umim.

T• A OK

On }fain Sfrct'l. a J.v: Door?.

r'rr

1 li iv" !il««. p.iekiiscs r.f N. Stri.r.^i Ci

CASH PRIZE CANI)\

TO DISPOSE or.

FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY.

TAUL HUGHES.

BEST CABINET ORGANS

AT LOWEST PRICES.

OCTAV OltljANS. l'itiin Walnut Ca«c, $50. HVi: C'TAVE OlttJANS. Double Heed, Solid 1. and paneled, with KlVE

Wnlnut Case, carv STOPS Viuln. Diapason. Melodia. Flut'-, Tremu lam!, SI-Jo. O'hcr styles in propotion.

Creulars. with full particulars, inducing accurate drawings of t'nc ilifTerent styles of organs and much information which will be of service to every purchaser ot an organ will bo" sent freo

and postage paid to anyone desiring them. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.. 131 Tremont St.. Boston Bro.vlwHy. N. lecll'GUw

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that public auction, on

that they are now prepared to execute note with approved security waiving relief from promptly and in the best style all Jkinds|nf gen-: valuation and appraisement laws

}fill Work of Every Deter ipt ion, Jlorse\ Shoeing and Country Job Work,

All are invited to give us a call, as we shall deavor to gire entire satisfaction to customers august 17. ISC7.

NOTICE

rpHE Stockolders of the Crawft

I J.

Waynetown Turnpike Company are hereby notified that payment of 30 percent, npon all the stock subscribed to said Company, has been ordered by the board of Directors. To be paid to the Treasurer of the Company, at Wajrnotowo. on or before the 33th day of January, 1879. deelBwS JOHJTS. ORAY.ftest.

I will sell

public auction, on TUESDAY. JANUARY t, l""0, at the lat** residence of Daniel R. Seevers. deceased, now occupied by his widow Mary C.

-air TTTXT Seevors. in Madison toivnship. Montgomery

JVL I HINGr-

county, Ind.. iho personal prep'-rty ot said I decedent, consisting in part ot Farm Implements, Household and Kitchen

Eoit of\ Furniture, Mi'k C«w«, Horses. Wagons. Hay in

7 it r\ -n stack. Sheaf Oat«, Wheat in jrround, Cirn.and the I Oil (Jjhcr, many other articles, Terms of Sale.—A creditor 9 months will be WOULD respectfully inform their old friends U'ven on all sums over $3 the purchaser giving

ALBERT PIOGOTT. Administrator.

SAJJE OF REAL-ESTATE.

1 OTICE is hereby given that'1 "ill sell at il private sale on. or after four weeks from

datehererof the following described real estate in Montgomery coouniy Ind.. of which James B. McCollough died, seised, situate ii ot a mile southwest of Chambers A IMcCollough's mills, to-wit: The cast half of the southwest quarter of section 22 in township W. north of range we-*t, containing 80 i.cres.

Term-"—One third of the purchase money to he aid in hanJ, one-third in one year, and the resi paid in hanJ, one-tnira in one year, ana ine due in two youri with interest on the defored :nts. particulars, ap bers it McColln

payments. ror particulars, apply to J. A. McCollough. at Chambers & MeCotfnugh's Mills, or to 'h®

uu~

dmifned. MAXWELL McCOLLOUGH. dec 11*69 Kxeoutor.

mmm

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW® IRM.

Wallace to Company's

?V7 nkw

:'X

Boot and Shoe Store,

Washington Street*

OPPOSITE TUK

COURT HOUSE,

iV'.'-iV' 1* now reeeirinf

New and Complete Stock of'

Boot and Shoes

FOR THE

PALL TRADE.

They are all

sold

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will bo

ii: ap!

era

Try Them and See.

WALLACE & COMPANY.

A ugusil4,18t59yl.

MACHINERY.

K. M. MCITRATII & Co.,: MACHINISTS, Manufacturers of Corn SheP.era, Horso

Powers, Drag Saws, SugarMills, Supar Kettlefi. Castings, Brass Castings and Machinery of every description. ai. o.

IHcOratli's Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

[Patented January 29. 1808.

O a E a Oxn turnout Repair Work in a few hours, Nbop ou :d St., xoalk or

Bramble Boom,

REWARD!" a LaFayette, Ind.

m:iy4'8"yl.

d:iy received uur hun licd

MEDICAL.

4 N HOOT): How Lost, How Restored.

Just published a new edition I Jr. Cnlrrrwril't C'clebrnird Knmny on the radical

I jnnJinjnpi

riio'.a,

Strrmatok-(writh-euro

Hctninnl Weakness. Involuntary

Seminal Losses. Impotuncy. Mental and I'hyaical Ineapacity, Impediments to m*rrias o. otc also. Consumption Kpilepsv. and Fits, induced bv ••elf'indulgence or sexual extravagance. I ir/M'rice. in a scaled envelope, only fl conts.

The celebrated author, in this admirable eesay clearly demonstrates from a thirty yearn' (-uccLSsfuI practice, that, tho alnrining consequences of self abuse may be radinally cured with out tho diimterous use of internal uiedioino or application of the knife pointing out a moda of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu il, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what hiseo idition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. infThis Lecture should bo in the hands of every youth and every man in tho land.

Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cent, or two post stamps. Also. Itr, Culvcrwell's "Marriage Guide," price-'j cents. Address tho publisher!. (/'HAS. J. C. KLIXK 4 CO..

W7 Howcry. New ork, l'o»t OIBco Box 4,5£€. n'.v.'y, tcti'J.y 1

ORGANS. TAILORING.

That the MASON A IfAMLN Cabinet and Metropolitan Organs arc tho best in the world is proved by the almost unanimous opinion of professional musicians, bv the award to thein of •I Seventy-five (iold ami Silver Medals or other highest premium? at principal industrial competition within a few years. including the Medal at the Paris Exposition, and by a sale very I much greater tlmn chat of any similar inUruments. This company manufacture only firstclas* instrument*, and will not make "cheap orleans" at any price, or sutrei nn inferior instruinent to bear their name. Having greatly in-: I creased their facilities for in inufafturo by jhe I introduction of new machinery and otherwise, they are now making better Organs than every before, at inerensed economy in cost, which, ill nccordsancv with their fixed policy of selling always at leii-t remunerative profit, they nre! Cumn? done promptly an warranted to lit now offering HI prices of inferior work. tOI.'lt

O TIC 12

2STIEW

EDINGER & BISHOP'S

If you want a perfect fitting garment, cut, or made, Mr. .John Bishop iu

is well known

this county. Every body kn»ns that he is a No. 1 mechanic.

Latest Fashions Always on Haud.

every time

GIVE

THEM A CALL.

Place of Buninei trance Ston^ Front,

Crawford's Building. en-

Main Street, Crawfordsville, Ind" Sept.05, Ir49m'i

LIVEHY.

LI ER Y, SALE & FEED STABLE

Xorth lidt Marktl Street,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA Constantly on hand the best of Mingle or Double Traou, Saddle florae*. new stock j(

A I A E S A N I E S

ALSO AS

O N I S

Running to all trains.

All orders loft at my Office promptly filled. May -"J, 1*69.

INDIANAPOLIS.

J. B. BY"AJf.'.

H. C. UOLBBOOX.

RYAN & HOLBROOK

WHOLESALE

LIQUOR DEALERS,

48 South Msrsdiaa Streot,

Indianapolis, Indi«nA.

Oetober U, UW.