Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 March 1870 — Page 4

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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A Paper for the People. Of Social and Political Reform, I. pnbllshed *very Saturday.

OFFICE—

GRA VTFORDSVILLF ISb

TERMS:

Single copy, one retr tis months three monthi ..... Tan oopin. one year. to one »ddre«s

book

und ladder company is about :o

beorgenited in ctir city. Persons wishing

to join will please cill on \Y. II Fond or

John Hastady.

Ret. Wm.

Chef.vet.

Centre Church on Sunday, and Cn Monday

erary Societies of the College.

Tu* Musical Academy, in tl:o* Sfon'e'j

Attending the school will ba gre-uly ben'

fitted.

Bt. Pathickh Pay

•tudio the best fitted up and most complete

in all its arrangements of nny in the State.

Among the faces on the wall we recognized

the genial face of mine host of the Rich

ardson House, the mo*t accurate and

lej:

executed picture that we have over seen.

The art critics of "the Alliens" pi onuince

Mr.. Evans the best portrait nrtiM in In

diana—of course be Its a way he lias.

Call up and sec him.

Change of Base.

The two Georges will remove ilieit Shav

ing Saloon on next .Monday from iheir

present stand, south of (lie Elsmn Bank,

to their now room on Green slreet, adjoin

ing the Old Corner Book Store.

LOCAL STEMS.

15 lb* Butler Crarlicr* fur I ill tbt *lx

•Mh» IIog. a IN Removal.

The no credit "tore of Allen .t Itrolher will

Nitaove

Into thoir new room, Nu. ..3, Commercial Row, noxt week. M'-hS

l'J lb* Dried Prnrltr* for I

1 :,r

»'i''

•f thr llo|. 'J

For a Splendid Suit

Of clothi, oonsinins of pants, vest and coat, call In at the no credit store of Allen ,t Brother. They arceclline the tio.'t and el enpost elothiii in the city. Mchs w2

•JYew Cro|t DlncU nnil liupcriul Tea* f) 1 lagl,31nllhc»ljjn of Itic Ilea.

Fancy Cassimors,

Juit received, at the no credit st»re "t Allen .t Brother, Mch v0

8 lb* Nice Yellow Siiijnr lor $ nt the •IgN of the Fnt Hog. •3

Bnby Wagons.

For AOBabys' just received, handrotne. chcap and stylish, at the House Keeper* Emporium of Robb & Mahorncy. MehS «3

A Ibi CtOrc for $1 nt .4. .i .r Ibc Cat •(•Ji

lt ii mw)'«

Elegant Clothing,

Jnst received at Allen A Bros., no credit store dircat from Boston. The stock consists of all the latest and. most fashionable stylei worn. MchSwi

Now

It tbe time to repaint your buildings und fences. The materials for which, von can find, chcap. at Fry's Drug Store.

AUCTION. AUCTION

Bankrupt Stock

In the Fisher Corner, Crawfordsville, commeuc1 Saturday. March '5, and to continue until the entire flock is closed out. Tho stock conslitsofdry goods. not:''t)J and fancy articles. Theso goods must be sold regardless of cost. The ladies arc especially invited to attend our day fales.'goods sold at privatesales during tho day. We cordially invite everybody to.oall an.l examine our sio*k. KAN KB KERN*.

Xlcfcs Auctioneers

Solo.

A very fine Gold Watch, hunting esse. Will be sold cheap. Enquire at the Review Office. fcbliw'2

Flax Seed. *.

10 LOAN. on favorable terms ai Doheriy. Mnhorocy A Co.'s Agricultural ware room, on Washington «treet. next door io Robb A Mahorney'j Stove and Queens ware house,

We have in «torc and in transit two thousand boiholi of good *eed which we will loan or sell on favorable terms, and will contract to r^y •uh for the crop.

Farmer* come and got the sced.it will pay yon ten fold for your labor. AUo U0 good plows different patterns, for tpring plowing, just received and told cheap at

MchS w3 DOIIERTV. MAIIORXEY A CO.

Honae Heaping Emporium. Of Robb Mahorney. on Washington elrc-ci. In tbeir Dew Mammoth Business Room, in the place to buy your Stoves and Tinware. China. Glass and QitM&iwaro, Wood. Willow and Silver Plated Ware*. Silver Plated CaMora. Spoem 4e.. Cutlery. Hardware 4c,

They keep tbo laruojt etoclc and greatest variety in the eity. 'Jhey are now receives their iprinc purebaiei, bought at red need fifur«4. and will be *014 coraeepondiatly. Oood gogbtadgoodbarfaic* t»nbe had of them.

Paint*.

Billv Fry sells mor* glass, paint, patty, oil, &c., than any oilier man. and does it for leg? money.

On Marlcot Street.

"Mike Kelley is an enterprising, go-a-hinc- head voung man, and our citizens should

O. H. BOWElf Proprietor.

CITYJNEWS.

you Kant to know vrhere to btiv cheap

ftteeries, read the new advertisement of

Darter & Co.

*i 1 pr. acli at ihe Saga's Catarrh Remedy.

Eltiroth Hall, on Thnrsilay eve the 17ih

inst. An oyster supper will be furnished.

Also an interesting lecture by Rev. E. P.

Walters with a variety of other entertain

ments of which due notice will be given.

Mr. V. Q. I

wiv,

express, thirty barrels of egg*. Heretofore shipments of produce from our city have

been made only to the business centre of the West, where the profits were divided

between the shipper and the commission

merchant.

Fine Abts.—We

1 terminal

will be celebrated at

proprietor of the Gold

en Stove Store, the man who s.ells the chapest stoves and tinware in the city,

will btj a candidate for County Clerk on

the Radical tickct.

The first shipment made direct, of pro

duce from this city to New York, was. made

on last Monday from the house of J. J.

Darter Co. They forwarded by freight

look a peep into Lew

Evans' new studio a day or two afro, and

«oufess to a degree of astonishment and de

light at its fine arrangement:*. Sir. l'v^sis

has removed from Kenyon'* Gallery and

taken rooms in Crawford

Stone Front,

third floor, over Frank Elslon'* oflifle. and

is confident that he can give enfiie satis

faction in all enses. whether of mono

chrome or of colors. Mr. Evans 1ms fitted

up his room in a very nrii»tir manner, a

manner in which, by the by, he doe' every

thing—the.papcr, carpeting, and furniture

boing selcclcd not so i.uu-li for show ns for

the beautiful contrast which they make with tho paintings. He is now ch-*:lui in

I .»'«.« b„ and P~- ^SS^X^AlS?SS^S.. S visions o. Inn). Ila ha? opined tip on iniity. and Impediments to Marriage Market street. '"4=! vrhioh lie is

ie 00 Pmon* from the country having produce

2 to dispose of no find no belter market. oo

He bnys all kinds of produce end pays the rrrz:

highest rnatket prices. J22-3to

A Card.

1 would iuform ray old friend' an 1 customevs, that for the present. I will repair such watches, clock"?, and jewelry, a« th»y may desire and I will he found at ray residence at all hours for that purpose. I have alsojnst received a fine assortment of S~'h Thomas' clock', which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. Let my old friends, and all others. call at my residence, whore I will be kappy to pee them. rn27'f. JAM KS PATTER SOX.

have a discharge from thi

evening will give a free lecture to the Lit- offensive or otherwise, partial loss ,m the

sersc of «mell. taste or hearing, eyes wat-

ering or weak

j, and stupid or dc-

a a a a

col

,| ^^jr,

Pront, opened last Tuesday evening. Prof, have the t'atarrh. Thousand' annually. Ilodge is a thorough musician, and those without manifi'S!iug hall o! the above

may rest assui-e.l that y.»i

in consumption and

end in the grave. No disease is so common, more decepiic or less understood by physicians. R.

Pierce.

D., of Buf

falo, N. V., is the proprietor of lr. Sice's Catarrh Remedy—a perfect Spccifk- for Catarrh, cold in ihe head, or catarrhal headache, which he sends to any address, post paid, for sixty cent?, orfonr p-fkag"? for $2. Sold by druggists.

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody can buy tlie best cook clove in the market, the oven so nrraneed that the heat pasces entirely around it. bakin? quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sisn of tho (Jolden Stove, on six month's time. He will sell queenswnre and classwaro lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stoves are guaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call and

Mayei) 'U!l tf.

ceo

him.

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of nifTcrin|{ humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and direction." for making tho fnimple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profft by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOllX B. OliDEN,

May ani^OO.ly. No. 42 Cedar st New York.

^XTRA SPECIAL NOTICE'

RKH'ARK OF COl'NTEBI'BIT*

Smith's Tonic Syrup ha.-: beea coumerfvifd, and the counterfeiter brought to crief. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP.

The genuine article mu3t have Dr.

John

Bri.L's private stamp on each bottle. Dr. .Tons Bi.'t.l. only has the risht to manufacture and sell the original Jons J.

SYRUP,

mith's

TOXLC

of Louisville, Ky. Examine well

the label on each bottle. If iny private -tamp is not on the bottle, do not purchase, or you will bo deceived. Sou my column advertisement, and my .-how card. I will prosecute any one infrinchii on my right. The genuine

onic

vkit

Smith°

can only be prepared by myself. The public's servant. 1)R. .IOHN BULL.

Lot'livlM.K Oct. 'J2. leGS E. J. BINFORD & BRO, Agents. jnns-3m.

To Coiisumptivos,

THE Advertiser, havint been restoreil to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with sevoro lurif .iffcction und that dread disease. Consumption—is auxions to make known to lii» fel-low-suflVerrs the means of cure.

To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with tho direction for preparing and using the 'same, which tl.cy will find a sntK Crim

sfMrrios.

kok

sthma

Con'-

BROKCniTis, etc. The ob

MEDICAL.

ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription i«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, and may prove a blessing,

Partic wishing the proscription, will plea'e i.dress Ri v. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kin Coun'y, Xew York.

Important.

iMroiiTANr.—Those who have attniurd to the Rrcatest (iTiiner.ce in the science of Medicine, nnd who have by a life-long study of, and experience with, the human organs, obtained great, insight into the. origin and nthology of diseases, are yet notwithstanding all their profound nnd learned theories, confessedly grouping in the dark as to tlit1 nrsl ejus-: of any and all diseavep that effect our nice. I3ut this much has been clearly elucidated, and is become an axiom with the learned profession, tlint, by ftr the greatest number of our iiilments are directly fracable to derangement of the digestive functions, and if "giK'd digestion wait on appetite," health will be the almost uniform result. Acting upon this axiom, the inventor of Dr. Hurley's Celebrated Stomach Bitlers has been eminently successful (judging from the many testimonials that are constantly pouring in upon him through the mails and press's in preparing a remedy to meet and "nip in the bud" all this long list of obscure and distressing derangements that render "life scarce worth the living.'' We are glad to learn that the public here are beginning to appreciate these Bitters upon their intrinsic iuerit=. nnd that they can be had everywhere.

See advertisement in another column. febl'.i'TO

SHERIFF'S SALE

BYtho

virtue of i»n execution to me directed from I Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, in fnvor of Henry T. Sample, issued to mo as ShcrifT of said county. 1 will expose to sale at .public aiu— (ion and outcry, on SATl RDAY, the 26th day of March. 1570, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door, in the city of Crawfordsville Montgomery couuty, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term uot exceeding seven years, tho following described real estate, iu Montgomcry county. Indiana, to-wit An undivided I interest, it being the one-half part oi" the north west quarter of section thirty-two (32) in township nineteen (If) north of range four west »lso the west half of ihe southwest quarter of section twenty-nine 1(29) same township and range, bounded ns follows Resinning at the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of said section thirty-two (32). n.-id running thence south with the east line of said la^t mentioned quartor section, thirty-nine chains and seventy

now located in said county, to be sold to satisfy «aid execution, iatcresu and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, 1 will on .the same day at the sam place, offer the fee simple of said real estate, tu satisfy a judgement for three thousand tire hundred ana nine and 75—100 dollars.

Said real estaie taken as tho property of John Sireeuer. et al 12. E.SIDENER.

McbS w4 Sheriff M. C.

A LECTURE

TO YOUNG MEN

Just published so a sealed envelope. Pricesix

cents.

A I^rturc on (far ftatare, Treat mens and or .Seminal Sexual l)e,_e generally.

full line of Groceries, Nervousness. Consumption. Epilepsey. tits. «*11inr rpmiplcahlv low Mental and Physical I ncapacity. resulting from selling remarKaDiy low.

Setf Abn Ct By

^VIRC 4'.*.

BOBERT J. CL'LVER-

WELL. M. Author of the "Green Bjok," Ac. Tho world-renowned aunhor, in this adrnirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experiI CDCe that the awful conseqaenees of Self-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous eurgical operation bougies. Instrument?, rings or cordial?, pointing out a mode of cure at ones certain and.effeetual. by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may care himself, cheaply privately and radically, THIS LECTL rtfc.

WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. .Sent, under seal, to any address. in a plain envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two poslsgc rtamps.

isj

Dr Culverwell'.s "Marriage

Guide," price 25 cents. Address the Publishers. ttlAS. 1 €. K.L.IKK iSc CO.. 13? Bowery Sow YorU, r, O. B.x 4..ISA ciiv-'f, 1

SHERIFFS SALE.

1JY virtue dir

two feveral executions, to me

directed from the Clerk of tho Circuit l.'onrtof Montgomery county. State of Indiana. \ne infavorof Alferd Roseand the other in favor of Alex. D. BillingJly issued to me as Sheriff of said County, I will expose to sale at, public auction and oulcry.on SATURDAV the liih day of March lfCO, between the hours :f lOoVloek a. m,.and4 o'clockp. m. of said day, at the t^ourt Ilou.-c door, in the city r.f Crawfordsville. Montcorner county. Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described lieal Estate In Montgomery county, Indiana, to-vfit: The e»st half of the south west quarter of seation twenty-nine [291 town eighteen [18] range three [3], to be sold to satiety said execution, interests and costs, and it' the fame will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will on the same day at tho same place. o*fer tho fee simple of said

Real Estate or as much thereof as may be neccssarr to satisfy two several judgements one for eight hundred and thirty-three and 15—100 dollars and the other for three hundred and til ree 27—100 dol 1 ars

Said Real Estate taken a-1 the property of Joseph II. Warhington. II. B. SIDENER. febSGw-l, Sheriff.

ELECTION NOTICE.

OTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the 2d day of April. 1870. there will be an election held in tho Christian Church in Crawfordsville. Montgomery county, Indiana, for the purpose of electing three trustees for said Church. By order of tho Church, Feb 23, lc70.

JAMES B. SIDENER. Jr.

fcbSS* Clerk.

LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, jnontsoracry County SS:

STATEMENT respecting the affairs of iho United States Express Company, made pursuant to an act, of the Legislature of the State of Indiana.entitled An Act declaring Express Companies to be common carriers, and providing for tho safety eif articln" entrusted to their cn-f." npproved March 5, 1S35.

The business of said company is minased and its property and effects are owned by Seven Trustees, whose full names and Droner places of residence arc ns follows, viz Dnnford Barne.v. Ashbel 11. Barney. Nathan II. Stockwoll, Charles P. Thayer, all of X'ew Yrrk citv Edwin B. Morgan, of Aurora. New York, Din. P. Eell.-. of Cleveland. Ohio, and Henry Kip. of Buffalo. New York, The persons interested as cestui quo trust are the stockholders of said Company, who chango from day to day. and of whom it is impossible to make an accurate) statement, owing to the frequency of such ehinges.

The capita! stock of said United Stales Express Company is Six Million Dollars. And we. the subscribers the Trustees above named, do hereby agree that legal pyocoss served upon any authorized agent of said Company I in said County, shall bo deemed and taken us good service upon said Company and ourselves,

In witness whereof wo have hereto subscribe ourhands »hi*3d day of February, A. D. 1670.. D. X. BARXEY.

A. H. BARXEY. CHARLES P. THAYER. .. I X. H. STOCKWELL, DAXP. EELLL.

BKOOSleave

HKXRY KIP. I EDW1XB. MORGAN".

State of Xew Vork, City and County oi" NV.r York: Be it remembered that on this 3.1 day e,f February. 187U. before me came DanforilN. Uarney Ashbel H. Barney. Nathan H. Stockwell. Chas. P. Thnyer, Edwin B. Morgan, Dan. P. Eells. Nenry Kip. to tne personally known and known to be the individuals described in and who exowited tbe foregoing statement and made oath Utiat the foregoing statement, signed by them, was true nccording to the best of their know1. dgc and belief. I

W.N. OODDARD.

Commissioner for Indiana.

i:i the State and County of Xew Vork.'

State o*" Indiana, Montgomery County 1. T. X. Myers, recordc in and for said county, certify that tho abovn statement was duly filed and recorded on the 17th day of February, 1870. I at 11 o'clock a. m, in miscellaneous record. No. 2 I

tness my hand thisG3il day of February. 1?70 T.

X. MYERS,

febso w3 R- M* Co.

FOR SALE.

HOUSE and lot situated in the cily of Crawfordsville. north of Wabash College. Tho lot is one hundred feet front and thrco hundred and fifty feot deep, and contains a good dwelling house with eight rooms, cellar, woodhouse and cistern, for further particulars call on tho subscriber. feblOw-T 0. G. WILHITE.

ELECTION NOTICE.

Office pib:

CnurjordfilU iTiu! Yotmttirilh: TvrnCwnany. .v ••FEU,18,1£70 piIE annual election of Directors for tho abovo named Company will be held in its office in Crawfordsvi.le, on Saturday. March 12, le70. H. S, BRADEX. febl9w2 Prc4't.

MUSICAL ACADEMY.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MUSICAL ACADEMY

STONE FRONT.

C. R. HODGE.

Professor of Music, and

Organist of St. John's Church,

to announce to tho people of

Crawford*\illo nnd vicinity that he will open a MUSICAL ACADEMY tho lit of March. for the purpose of giving instructions in the Theory and Practice of Mnsie.

The first term will consist if throe months,, from March 1, to June 1 lb-70. Instruction will be given in Elementary Music Solo and Chorus Singing, Thorough B.ise, Hnrmony. Arranging ami Composition,

TERMS:

Per month ?2 Per term '.3 months] 5 00 I special Classc will be formed in Piano, Organ. Violin and Flute music nt the extra charge of SI per month, or $2 50 for the full term.

Private or individual lessons will be given at So per month for Instrumental, and $0 forjYocal. Tickets may be procured of Prof Hodec, at the "Old Corner Book Store," and of Ascnts.

Persons living out of town desirous of attending the Acadomy, will be furnished with board at reasonable rates.

References:—Rev.

links to tbo southeast corner of said quarter ection, being at the center of said section thir

ty-two. (32), tbenco west with the south bound- ^Pnr-5 Campbell. febl9 w3 ary of said quarter section ten chains and fifty links to ihe corner of iot sold to A Whillock off of said quarter section, thence north 27 digress west (compass regulated at six degrees variations) four chains and seventy-five links to a corner, thence north 2v," degrees west, three I chains and fifty links to a corner—being the northeast corner of said Whltlock's binds. thence west with said Whitlock's line to Sugar Creek seven chains, thence up said Creek along the east margin thereof at low water mark, say tiily chains to a point on Ihe southeast bank of SMd Creek on the east line of the west half of ihe southwest ouarter of aid section (29). thence south with said cast liqe of said west half of said southwest quaj-ter, twenty-three chains, to the southeast corner of said west half of said quarter section, witness Red Oak and Sugar Tree thence east with tbe north boundary of the northeast qnarier of said secticn (32) twenty chains and twelve links to the place uf beginning.containing one hundred and six acres moro or le?s. Excepting and reserving, howev- I cr. one quarter*)! an acre (including the gravey'd I on said premises, and also the water privileges awarded to Dorcaa Nicholson in ihe proceedings for Partition instituted in the Probate Court of said county between Joshua B. Purcel and said Dorcas as appears by ibo records^ of said Court, and also excepting and reserving from said conveyancer the right of way to the Louisrille. New AlbanylJ Chicago Railroad through said premises on the line on which said road loc.

FOR SALE.

Valuable Property For Sale.

OFFER ror sale acres of good, rich ble land, fi of a mile west of Crawtords

containing a dwelling house of one and a half stories high, with elevcu rooms, well furnished and in excellent repair. The house also contains two good dry cellars. On the premises is a good well, cistern, wood house and wash bouse and other out houses. The land contains two

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

OTICE is hereby given that I will sell at public auction on SATl'RUAY. MARCH 12. l(-70. at the late residenoe of Charles M. Steele, in the town of Crawfordsville, his personal property consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit:

Horses. Cattle, Wagon. Harneis, one Reaper, Household and kitchen Furniture, Ac.. Ac. TERMS :—A credit of 10months will be given on all sums over $3. purchaser giving note with approved freehold security, waving valuation and appraisement laws.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CBAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1870.

GROCERIES.

A E

5 1-2 lbs COFFEE

For $1,00.

8 1-2 Pounds nice

SUGAR For $1,00.

SO lbs Butter Crackers,

For 5^1,00.

13 lbs PEACHES,

For $1,00.

50 Bushels choice

CLOVER SEED,

BOOTS & SHOES. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR..

Spring Trade.

Campbell & Harter Are getting in their new stock of Boots and Shoes, from the BEST Manufacturers in the Country.

The best bargains in town can be had of Campbell & Harter. Call and see the Goods.

March 5 lS7fl.

AT •••'.:••••*•: •.

Darters'.

300 CADIES

of the celebrated

OLIO"

FINE CUT

Chewing Tobacco,

For Sale at J. J. Darter & Co'u BELOW ALL COMPETITION./. ALSO Leaf Tobacco, 15 cts per lb.

.March i, lb7li

I. A, Hngar, L. A. Foote,

A1 Kamcy. P. M.. Frank W. Elston, Stanley Binford Br =.. Dr. W. I. Mny and

impsnn.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue ^of an Execution, to me directed

from the Clerk of the^ Common Pleas Court, of Montgomery County. State of Indiana, in fnvor.of W.J-Halliday et al issued to me as Sheriff of aid county I will expose to sale nt public auction nnd outcry, on SATURDAY, the 2th day of March, 1S70 between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. nnd 4 o'clock p.m., of said day,at the Court Houso door, in tho City of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits,! for a term not exceeding seven years, of tne following described Real Estate in Montgomery county. Ind. to-wit: A fractional piece of land bounded ns follows: Beginning one hundred and twenty (1201 feet north of the northwest corner of out lot number four (-1) in Ladoga, and I running tbence north seventy (70) feet thence east one hundred and forty (H0) feet thence

uuiiuira

acres ot strawberry plants of the best south seventy i7U) feet thence west one hundred and forty (HO) feet to the place uf beginning, to

also, nine hundred grape vines of 26 different ipe varieties, from three to fire years old. also three hundred bearing peach trees and plenty of choice pear trees, for family use. On the premise is a good winter poultry house sufficiently large for five hundred hens. For parlicuiars enquire oo tbe premii-es of febl3 2m JOHN W. BLAIR. Jr.

be sold to »ati*fy said execution, interests/and I

feb2C w«

1 wa .red of Deafness and Cat*rrh by a simple rem'dy Bnd will send the receipt free. MLS. M. C. LEOGETT. Uobokcn. X.J. febl2—w4

io,oooagets

the

Boots I Shoes

Fos* Uvepybody.

Large Stock

wasted

FOR

PRIEST AND NUN

^A^ply at once to CRITTEXDEX McKIX-

febl3wS 1309 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Ta.

HINKLEY

K.MTTIXG HAtillVE

FORFAJIILY

USE—:!ii?LE. cheap. p.Ei.iABi.E

kits evebtthiko

AOEXTS WASTED.

Circular and sample stocking FREE. Address HISKLEY KSITTIXO MACIilXE CO., 1« West 4th St.. Cincinnati, Ohio. febli

msricas

reserved for each Agent. K. F.

a work

vt4

$732 IN 31 DAYS

Made by one Agent selling

lastic room

Silver's Patent

Over 30,009 now in use.

Recommended-by Hox.

Hobace O

reem

and

griculturalist

One county

arrino

CAN'V AS SI XG-BOOKS SENT FREE FOR

PARIS

by SUNLIGHT

and GASLIGHT

descriptive of the

crimes,

of the

WANTED AGENTS.

$75 to $200 Per Month,

Everywhere, male and fein:ile. to introduce the

Genuine Improved Common Sense

FAMILY SEWJNG MACHINE.

This Machine will ftite.h, hem, fell, tack quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a :noat superior manner.

PRICE ONLY 18 DOLLARS,

Fally Warranted fur Five Years.

We will pay SIOOO for any machine that will few a stronger, moro beautiful, or more elliptic =en,u than ours. It makcis the

"ELASTIC LOCK STITCH,"

Every second stitch can be cut. and fstjll the cloth cannot bo pulled npart without tearing it. We pay Agents from S75 to S200 per month and expenses, or a commission from which that amount can be made. Address

SECOMB & CO.,

Pittsburg, Pa., Boston, Mass., or St Louis, Mo.

CAl'TIOX.— Beware of all Agents soiling Machines under.the same name ns ours, unless they can show a Certificate of Agency signed by us. Wc shall not hold ourselves responsible for worthless Machines Fold by other parties, and shall prosecute all parties either selling or using Machines under this name to the full extent of the law. unless such machines wers obtained from us by our Agents. Do not be imposed upon by parties who copy our advertisements and circulars and offer worthless Machines at a less price. feb!2 w-J

GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

GROCERIES

tvlllllistl.lfs Willi!,.

Prices ndju ti\l .-nit ih' time.

dem.inds ..f

lui»

FA S

And ever will fuil in buv

Lower Than at our Establishment.

We are prepared to fill orders for

Country Merchants.

l.-(W«r thar. nnj ••use io he city,

W A. jST

AT THE

Highest Cash Price,

20,000 Dressed Turkeys." 15.000 lbs Butter.

100,000 10,000

Rags, Dried Apples. Beeswax, 01(1 Iron, Feathers, Tallow,

10,000

100,000 2.500

ooo

500 loz Dressed Chickens. 200 Ducks, 2,500 Hides. 3000 Pelts. 1,000 bbls E?ss,.

A in or on

200 Doz Sap

"Ci'-fs.fcCheaper thsn theclirapcst.

Dried Peaches, Clover. Timothv.

Blue Grass,

Field and Grarden Seeds, Sweet Potatoes. Salt. Cement, and all kind of Feed.

Gooods Deliveretl to nij Pari of .the City.

Don't fail to give us a call before purchasing, a we are determined to make it to every man

Interest: to Buy

Klmcr,Infant hei- of Alvin Staton. Deceased. Albert Bly. Mehala Bly.

1 a'3Vl,5r»^!ri,^=^r'I\torS

os a if a in a sum to satisfy said execution, I will on the InTln same day at the same place, offer tho fee simple ttflnt^ u,ir of said real estate, to

Satisfy a judgement for »«on n^'r

three hundred and three und 95-100 adlars.

II. E. SIDENER. Sheriff.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

JOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the firm of John J. Darter, W. M. Darter and M. Bound, tree, has this day. Feb. 16.1B70. been dissolved by mutual consent. M, Round tree rcliringfrom the firm.

The business will hereafter b: conducted by John J. Darter A Brothers. febl9*70 w3 JOHN J. DARTER A CO.

DOUBLESborel

THOMAS M.STEELE.

febl9~wS Ss-fe' Administrator.

TTs,

fcbl2tf J.J DARTER CO.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS-

mTROF I.VD1AXA,

?IonfgouirryCouuty

Montgomery Circuit Court. March Tcim. 1 70. William F. Case Lucretia Ca«c Tilman H. Staton. Minatree Rennington. Guardian of Oliver II. P. Staton, Intant Heir of Joseph P. Staton. Deceased. vs. Petition for PartiGeorge W. Staton. tion

i'r

"L09.cPh

1 bt?tonPc°!*dtJ

Said real estate taken as the (property cf I TJE it remembered that ou the llth_ Jay Henry Benham.

February, 1?70, the Plaintiffs' by Willson I Willson their attorneys, filed in the Clerk's ofBee of said county, their complaint, in writing, •and also the affidavit of a disinterested person

setting forth that the said defendnnts. Elmer Staton. Albert Bly, Mahala Bly. Cassius Bly. and Leonidas Bly. a-e non-residents of the,

PloWi for tbe ndllions, at GREGG'S.

Witness my hand and the seal

of said Court this llth day ot" February. A- D. 1870. WM. K. WALLACE. ..

OBOCEBIES.

N E W I

NEW GOODS.

]STEW PRICES.

JOHV BRITrON & CO.,

Have pnrcha?-?d the

Grocery Establishment

Heretofore owned by Judge Riley,

dianapolis, Ind. febli wl

On Washington Street,

Four doors, south

the N:t

Lsat

mysteries,

virtues vices, splendors

and

citv of

Paris.

It tells how Paris has become the Gayest and most Beautiful City in the world: bow its Beauty and Splendor are purchased at a fearful cost of Misery and Suffering: how visitors are Swindled by_ Professional Adventurers how Yirtue and Vice go arm-in-nrm in the Beautiful City how the most Fearful Crimes are committed and concealed bow money is Squandered in useless luxury and contains over 150 line engravings of notel places, and Scenes in Puris. Agents wanted. Canvassing Books sent free. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago, 111," Cincinnati, Ohio, or St Louis, Mo, feb!2 w4

CASK OK COUNTRY PRODUCE

Will do well to call or. us. a.3 wo arc .leti ruiiu cd not to be undersold by any one.

Beinrmbrr the place, directly o((]ailc tl v. old put•»•, onnoiitli Wiwhiu||taii wired. ian22yl

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P.

Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

HAIVNG

Conveyance awl Keal Estate Airent

The following ia :i partial li.-it of property now in my hands for sale or cxchnnge

Twenty-five vacant lots in Ilughos" sooorid addition to the city of Crawfordsville, at price.-" ranging from S150 to $300.

Vacant lota in Graham. Connard .i Hou'ton"'* addition, at prices from $"75

Forty acres of land wi'hin two miles of Urn city at $00 per acre. The ab"vo is only a small portioo of the property in my hands for."alo.

Persons desiring to invest in any kind ot Real Estate will, I think, find it to their interest call and Kce mo before purchasing clswhere.

Patent Anti-Rattlimr Fifth Wheel

A recent invention, and tho greatest improvement ever added to a carriage, buggy or "pnns Wagon. We have tbe exclusive county ngln We use

Sarver's Patent Bnggy Wheel:

With Patent Rirc-t for fastenim it is impossible for the felloe to. circtimstanc.

iVI

jGi-

I'n.il Bmk. have

added a

S .. 7

taken out it commission us NOTA

RY PUBLIC. 1 expect, in nddition to the practice of law and tho collection of government claims, to do business as a

Price

Stoo.

Vacant lots in Sippenilcld's additioo at prices from $200.lo $300. A two aero vacant lot. well situated, lie laid off in town lor?. Price 1.500 Improved lot on College srreet. hou-. of I five rooms,cistern, etc. Price l.fiUO Improved lot on College street, houso of (j las six rooms, cistern, well and fruit, Price l,f00 Improved lotcn College street, new hon-.! of five rooms etc. Price Bu=inc«s lot near the Court Houic square

Seventy acre farm near the Fair Grounds at Ma 111 Stl'OGt. PaWIOrClS 11 le. lllM. 6o" per acre. Eighty-six acres of land with in miles of tbe city at $iio per acre.

W. P. 15R1TTOX, ATTY.

Ortiee 2il I' I.... Washington Hall. Crawford.--villc Indina. iaug7VJy

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

CARRIAOK FACTORY

-Oi-

*...•••••.. !Eitabli ]iiotl in ISijO.i

Mar let Street. Xor/h of Court Ifm/tr.

C'BAWFOISOSVII.I.K. I«».

AFTKR

returning thanks to tho publio-for th liberal patronngo bestowed upon us for tho lust thirteen years, we would respectfully cnl the attention of friends and the public Generally to iin inspection of our

Carriages. Buggies.

SFRTKG WAGOXS.

SulklcK »ii«l Sleigh*.

fell tea so that split under any

The latest and best Improvements

In Spring, Axle?. Spokes and Hubs.

A variety of the latest style? of Patent Tops and finish of every kind. As we rec^iv^e iho

Eastern Styles Monthly

From New York and Philadelphia "we shall continue to manufacture work reliable a= heretofor".

All onr Work is Warranted from one to two years. Old Work Taken in Exehanirc

REPAIRING

In wood-work done to order. Black?mithing Painting and Trimming Hone with neatness and dispatch. Wc invited all to cull and see as our work will recommend itself.

Superior Farm Wagons!

Our Farm Wagons built exprets'y for this market by Studehak^r Bros., of South Bend. Ind..of the

VERY BEST TIMBER,

en to the said defendants that they may be and faction to purchaser, than prout the raannappear on the second day of the next term of faeturera or to as. fully the Circuit Court of »id county, beginning at the Court House in the city of Crawfordsvillo on the Hth day of March. 1S70, and then and th're to answer said complaint.

Them Ecry in Particuln For One Year,

fl'd rrn »I

ITTRemember the place, Market Street, North ot Court House.

f,bl9w« Clerk, JalylUaey J. S. MILLER A CO'

February 12. 1870.

B3.

J. S. MILLER & CO., G-"R,^"WTnO^I3S"V":CLX_.£]J

Cloths, Hosiery," Flannels,

STOVES, TINWABE, bo.

NOW IS THE TIME.

In order to make room for my

A E S I N A S E S

I am

how

JLj

Xot at COST. I'm"

Below

Goods (iive it [Goods.

Invoice oi" New

To the stock already on band, and have nc.tv fur sale alarge and well selected stoelj of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

Of the finest qualities which th-.-y prop.isc !o eell on as reasonable terms as any houso in the oily. Those wishing to buy tor either

OLD PRICE

.No. 8 Cook Stc»ve

A fine (issortmcnt and variety of which we keep on"w'Voliing"nn'1"treet?"sccond'floor oVaim Mrt tii9 a|«, & QltCCllft W&r<V. Io bo unsurpassed in strength and finish, using nono but the best selected well seasoned second growth timbc-r. nnd employing nono but the most skillful and experienced workmen. The high reputation our work has sustained in the thirteen*year." Ipast gives us confidcnce' in our ability as Carriage Makers, lleing exclusively engaged in manufacturing only light work enablcs us to keep a much finer, largor. and betror stock than any other houso in the West. We confidently assert that our work nnd prices can not be excelled by any other establishment. Tho continual iricrcaso in business ha3 made is necessary to enlargo our facilities for manufacturing. Wc call especial attention to W.H, Ramson's

FOR SALE.

Great Sale of Real Estate.

•Splendid

f-OR SALK.—That very desirable JL the northwest corner of Jefferson" and

LI VER1', SALE

offering

E S I

$30 00

•22

Largest size Dish ra Medium Small Largo size Tin Huekot ]Srcdium Xo. 8 A\ ish Boiler jXo. 7

Sto\-c I'ipc ))cr joint. Ugal. Tin Clips Quart {-?, ifal. Coilbc Pots

Wash Pans I.Knives and Fork*.

Amos' Shovels Dog Irons Oast-steel Scoops Disten's Wood Saw Set best Dishes Best Glass Goblets Glass Tumblers Covered Dishes. Glass

Dishes

J..rwU

.. ooo And thousands

3.20

Improved lot on Vernon street good house cellar, cistern, fine fruit etc Improved lot on Vernon street two story frame house, cistern, cellar, stable, Ac.

Improved lot on Vernon street. l?j story houso, with all the desirable conveniences, line fruit nnd shade trees. Price Improved lot near the M. E. Cliurch good house, cellar, cistern large stable lot 6!) feet front. Price 2,i»:i Two well improved lots near tb- Collego. fourrooms each.good cisterns. Price each 1,200 improved lot on Washington street ..... l.'KKl Improved lot on Washington street 1.300 .. ...

a.ano

3 MO

1 00

1 00 7")

•2 o0

2 25 30

I'o

15 GO 35

3 75 3 00 2 00 75 ots 1 75 50 •5 00 3-00 50

property on Wu'.-

nut streets, one squrre south of the Chrisriiin church, and onepbu.'rc enst of tho Collego Campus. Tho lot i90 feci front by 130 in depth. (~-Z. ("i wiih two good dwelling house", well, cistern. cellar, outhouses. tc.. sufficiently retired to be very desirable for residences, and nt the same time, being within very convenient di iianee of the tusinc-ss part of the city.

Also, those very fine building lots in the eastern part of tho eity two fronring on Vernon rtrcet extended—ono. feet front 130 iu depth—and one 52 feet front by 130 in deptn .— and two fronting on tbe track of tho L. N A. it I C. Railroad, each 75 five foot front by 150 in depth. All lying between tbe residence of William Mount and ihe former residence of Bcnnot I W.Englo.

Also, two very desirable out-lot«, containing one acre each, adjoining the County fairgrounds on the south, any or all of which may be purchased at most reasonable prices. Terms Easy.

Forfurther particulars inquire ofN. L. tiraham, of the "Mammoth." Jan lit

ATTENTION.

A er^a! /V your

great fairor contcrcd upon me by settling our accounts at once cither by cash or note.

Cali for tbe books at Binford's. Drugstore. U'. MAY.

LIVERY.

FEED STABLE

North si'U Mar kit Strut,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, Constantly on hand the ben of Single or Doable Tcama, eUailtlle

A new stock of

A I A E S A N I E S

At.S.O AS

O N I S

Running to all train-*.

All orders left at my Office promptly filled. May 29. I3C9. J. B. l.VSLK

FARM FOR RENT.

Coal Creek Township, containing' 200acres plowed land.

or quality of paper desired diagly, at tbeKoTiewOSae.

riOa'res.

1«J0 acres of which is

new never having been planted, and 500 acres pasture, all under fence. Apply Io feb5Gw4 I.C. ELSTON.

I E S

runnot live without some prnlit.

1 j^ive a list of prices is compared with old rates, careful re.-ulinir. and remember we warrant all our

NEW PRICE.

No. 8 Cook Stove Xo. 7 Largest size Dish Pan Medium size Small Large size Tin Bucket.« Medium Xo. SWash J-JoilcT Xo. 7 Stove Pipe per joint •h gal. Tin Cups Quart Tin Cups I gal. Cotlee Pots VVash Pans. Knives and Forks

$22 00

17 00 75 50 35 75 50 1 75

... 1 50 20

Ames* Shovels Dog Irons Cast-steel Scoops Disten's Wood Saw Set Best Dishes Best Glass Goblets Glass Tumblers Covered Dishes. Glass as is he

'2 50

other articles too tedious to mention, all

rwx which will be

SOLD AT GOLD PRICES/

^""Don't forget the place

10 40 25

2 50 2 25 1 50 1 50 4 cts 1 50 1 25 3 75 2 00 75 1 50 15

"Sicn oi' the Golden Stove,"

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

WASSOX & EIY1

No 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

V. ty. lltWAX.

!I*. Mil/more.

O E

O O O S

Cassiraeres, Gloves, White Goods.

Hoop iiiul Balmoral SkirfM.

Dress Goods, Notions, Shawls,

oited ritix\ of

33 0» 13^1 E3 I O S

a full line o!

at the loir est market price.

W ASS ON A L'LI.MOKE.

WAGON FACTORY.

FARMERS THIS WAY

It' vou want &

W A O N

SMITH & BONNEL!

IX, return thanks to thelfarmcr3 and others, fortho liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on us. Wo invite you to call arfd examine our Slock of wagons, which aro erected of the be-a material, and of tho be.i£ of workmanship. Also

Wagons Repaired and Repainted,

On short notice and most reasonable terms, jIio

PLOWS OF ALL KINDS

repaired to order: and the best

"W^G-OInT seats

In the country, tbo REVERSABLE" SPRING. which is tnoro durable and cheaper than the old steel springs, which we offer for ab^ut onehalf the inoiioy.

All work tvarriiulct) front one to mo year*.

I._"r*Retncmber the place East of tho Post-Office.

mi Vernon Street

April.1. 15ti9.1y SMITH A BONNEL.

LIVERY.

I E

SALE & FEED STABLE

I would respectfully announce that I am now prepared to accommodate the publiee with th best outfit in tho way of livery teams to be fouui in tbe city. I have the

BEST TRAINED HORSES, •and the finest BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Charges are always reasonable. Stock meniwill find my fire-proof brick stable an excellent place for celling or keeping horses being in the.center

lIRCULARSofeverydescription neatly ex of the c»ty, near the Cout House. ecu led on common while or colored paper, BUS Will b© run to and from all letter paper. nole paper, or in fool, on any kind Railroad Trftin.

and prices accor-! I dt&>'C9tf I. C. BRITTON."