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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A Paper for the People,

Ofsocial and Political Reform, Jtapublished every Satnrda?. -V'*-.£.3 jg-

OFFICE **tinnal

algtjk'

CRAWFORDSVILLE. TXfi

TEHM8:

RlngU copy, one yew ». lit month) three months Yen copies, one year, to ooc adore*#

O. H. BOWEN

Mid in one of the Iwst farmer* in .Mont-

jomery county,

is now proposed to make it a slock roncern with a capital atock of not lea." than twentvftve thousand dollars.

Laix Tuesday, the l*ith will lonjj be remembered the calendar. a« one 01' the bleakest and most inclement days ever experienced in the month of March. The •now in many places was piled in drills to tbe height of three and four feet.

Watson & Huff's Metropolitant Circus which is being organized in thi» city and Indianapolis, will start on their Hummer oampaign about tbe 20th of ne\l month. They will gi*e an exhibition in this city MBMtitne in May, due notice of which will It ftoa.

Gob* jEaat.

Our friend Charley Crawford, of the Stone Front, starts on his eastern trip this morning. Charley expects to visit nil the principal cities of the East, lie says he intends buying one of the largest and best stocks of dry goods ever before seen in this city, and intends surprising us by •bowing how cheap goods can bo sold. Look out for big arrivals of sjiruijf goods at the''Stone Front.''

Potato Planting.

The planting of this valuable vegetable, and one of the most important articles of daily cohsumation will commence next month. I11 selecting the best varieties, the "Early Rose'r will undoubtedly take the preference. Oscar Burras, of Fairfield Ohio, raised from fourteen pounds of seed potatoes, the enormous quantity of ninety-four bushels, and wa& awarded the first premium, $200, for the largest yield of "Early Rose" potatoes from one peck of seed, at the Ohio State Fair.

Col. Carringrton'11 Lecturo. iCol. Carrington, U. S. A., will deliver on Monday evening, at the Centre Church, a lecture which has been highly complimented by N cw England papers, for the benefit of a proposed Gymnasum which the Colonel

has undertaken to build for the students. Nearly four years of frontier experience, much of th« time amid active hostilities, gives the material from which to furnish very interesting facts for general informntion. If the lccture is half as full oi interest as Col. Carrington's "Experience on the Plains." now received bv Major Koott) 4 full house should be secured, independant of the worthy object 0 be aided. The subject will be "The Indians of the Northwest, their habits, costumes, modes of warfare, &C." Also a treatment of the Indian Question.

For Thi-Review

MUSIC CLASS.

M*. Editob :—The Black Creek Class closed Wednesday eveninj 9th, which was undoubtedly the tertainment of the kind we ever

For the

YOUNTSVILLtE. Review.—Notwithstanding tho

Editor

"extreme pliability" of the road lerprising millers of our village and vicinity are doing a lively busings. Every day, for several weeks, wagons heavily loaded with flour have been journeying to the modern Athens and leaving their supply of the staff of life material.

The enterprise of 0111 Kipb-.v iitill*-i i» unbounded. We hare a flourishing Literary Society in the burg, vii: S. 0. T. (Seekers of Truth, Prof. Stimpson, the principal of the academy, and Mr. James Madison Stubbins. Jr.,

Last Monday evening Mr. Johu Yuuut and his excellent lady, celebrated their woedtH trtdding. It was a grand affair. About one hundred persons were present and all enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent, the silver band furnished music for the occasion. At 9 o'clock the guests were invited to the dining room to partake of a repast that epicures would have envied. The worthy couple were the recipients of many wooden presents, among them was a beautiful sword. skillfully rarved from wood and •uilably inscribed. It was a wonder of ingenious mechanism and attracted much attention.

The presents were composed of every article fashioned from wood that could be found in the market. N. W. i_

March 13, 1S70.

Everybody aud all their relatives are requested to go to Gregg's to buy their hardware, and if we don't raake the price suit, don't buy. Come and see, everybody. U. M. and Billy Scott are always on hand ud ready to exhibit the celebrated Singer 8«wing Machine. rarhl- tf

The ftffible Billy Barbridgc is still at Ortgg's Mammoth, ready to wait on his •Id friends. Burbridge is one of the cleverest men in town. Go see him. mch!2tf

LOCAL ITEMS.

Bakjr Vacoas.

Fet MJIUays' jostreoeired, handsome, cheap ti4 itylUh, at the Honse Keepers Emporium of Bebb 4 Jlahorney. Mch5_ w3

Mow

It the tin* to repaint jour buildings and fenoei. Th* material* for which, you can flod, cheap, *t try'* Drug 8tore.

For Sale.

A verj fine Gold Watch, bunting Will be »old cheap. Enquire at the view Office. feb!2

The No Credit Store ha? removed.to the room formerly occupied by Wesson Elmore, on Green street. -"•l

1 00 50

.15 00

Proprietor. ®'1| £°-i

CITY^IEWS

Palate.

Billy Pry gel's more yrlass. paint, putty,

*a7 other mar., and does it

for less moneT.

TO LOAN, ob favorable terms At Uoheru, Ma-

We are under many obligation* if -lr. Forney Co.'s Agricultural ware room, on Jamte Sidener for a large chunk of was. Washington street. next door to Rnbb MahorUncle Jirny know* how to make good was, ney's Stove and Queensware house.

W a a a a

bushols cf good «eed which we will loan or fell

good

on favorable t'-rm-1. and will contract to pay I cash for the crop.

TUT eubjcct of a new hot'd i» a|ram bo- fanner.'! come and get the rccd.it will pay you ing agitated by some of our bu«iine«« men. It ten fold for your labor. Alro ISO good plow 3 dif-

fer^nt pattern.', for aprinz pluwinz. jn^t received and sold eheapat M.'h.i «n nOHERTY. MAHOKNKY A C.

H01U6 Keeping Emporium' Of lti.t'b Mahornoy, on Washington street. In their new Mammoth Businc«« Room, is the place to buy/our Stoves and Tinware, ("bind. Glass and Queen-ware. Wood. Willow and Silver Plated Wares. Silver Plated (Xnors. Spoon? Ac.. Cutlery, Hardware .to.

They keep the largest slock and greatest variety in the citj. They are now receiving their spring purchases, bought at reduced figures, arid will be st.ld correspondingly. Good goods and good bargain^ can be had of them.

MrhJ w3

Look at that pile of silver in tiiejfg's show window: if you would like to gingle some of it go there to buy your hardware. mchl2 If

For a superior quality

hinging March best enbad the

pleasure of attending through the winter season. We cannot now, mention all the performers, but wo cannot refraiu from mtntioniug little Clnra Galrv (known by the name of Tody.) the volume and the compass of whose voice attracted the atlention of all present. The whole class performed ndmirably. and at times we were enraptured, and felt ourselves wafted away among the sweets, nnd were only brought too, as of the contrary, by the teaohcr, (Mrs. Lowry) saying, "consider yourselves dismissed" and waked to a senso that it was one of the best singings we erer attended. All honor in those Black Creek singers. A I.ISTNFK

ANNOUNCEMENT.

MAYOR.

Wfor

I.SON H. LAY^tON will be a cundidato Mayor at the approaching city election, subject to tion.

a Republican Nominating Conven-

SPECIALS.

On Tiiuo.

Aiiylui'ly call buy tho be- emjk t,ivc in tbe market, the oven so arranged that the heat pas••e» entirely around it. baking quick nnd even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sign of the Colder. Stove, on six month's time. Ho will sell qucenswarc and glassware lower than any houso in this trade. Ileiuemberhis stoves are guaranteed and sold on ?ix month's time. Call nnd --ce him. y.fi '•',() f.

Errors of Youth.

A tit i.'ib'Uian whosufTered for ycur- r-1.1 Nervoiis I'ebilit.v. Premature Decay, and all the etTeet? of youthful indiscretion, will, fur the «ake of ,-uffcriRg humanity, send freo to all who need it. the receipt and direction5 for making

are the originators of the organization, and the [simple remedy by whieh he wj cured, to them, perhaps more than any other per- Sufferers wishing to profft by the rulveitimer's sons, the success of the society is due. experience, can do so by addressing.

Two papers, the Yountsville ••Tuno' in perfect confidence, JOHN H. OODtN. and the •'//ornct, keep the members posted May 2l i6»,i.v. No. 42 Cedar st NewYoik. in regard to the outside world. They arc edited respectiTely bv Miss Pheba Smith) and J. M. Stubbins, Jr.

AM' TRA SPECIM. XOT/Cf-J'

BKIV.IKR OF COr^'I KilFEITK

Smith's Tonic Syrup ha.^ been counterteit and the counterfeiter brought to grief. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. J]

The genuine article must have Dr. Jons Bt'LL's private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bi ll only has the right to manufacture and sell the original Jons J. Smitii's TONIC SYRL'P, of Louisville. Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. IC my private stamp is not on the bottle, do n-u purchase, or you will be deceived. See my column advertisement, and my show card. 1 will prosecute any one infringing on my right. The genuine Smith's Tonic Svkitcan only be prepared by myself.

The public's servant. DR. JOHN HI LL.

Lot ljvlLLK Oct. Si. If5: E. J. BINFORD & BRO, Agents. ian"~3m.

To Consumptives.

TI1K Advertiser, having been restored to I l.ealth in a few weeks, by a very .simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection and that dread disease, Con-

sumption—is anxions to make known to his fel-low-suffcerrs the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a oopy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direction for preparing and using the *»ame. which tLey will find a stre Ci're kor ConsrMmos. Asthma,Bronchitis, etc- The obiect of the advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable and he

hopes every suffer will try bis remedy, as it will RaillSClell

cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wiibing the prescription, will please adress Rbv. EDWARD A. WILSON.

Williamsburg, Kings Connty, New York. MayS9..fi»ly

Two more car loads of the celebrated Cincinnati Rover and Richmond Plows, just received at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store. mchl2 tf

EKLY

vcissor? and

shears go to Gregg's Hardware Store. 'mchl'2 tf

Farmers buy the best, the Cincinnati Rover Plow lias no equal for Mrength, lightness of draft or duribility. A full assortment of all the sizes and kinds, for sod stubble or for general use, at Gregg's Mammoth. mchll't

Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow, and disgust, everybody with the offensive odor from your Catarrh, just because some old fogy doctor who has not discovered and will not believe that thp world moves, tells you that it cannot be cured.

A !\w System of Cure

A A

Jiu

Alleil of tbe Xo Credit Store- has returned from New York. Goodfc Panicky. Bought a full stock. Look out for a panie here in a few davs.

THROAT DISEASES,

AS^MA,

BRONCHITIS AND

introduced in tbe W est by

DR. J. HALE,

IX Ur

DISPENSARY AND SI RUHRY

INMANAPOMS. INDIANA

N A

AI. CATARRH.

When consider the naturf ing prevalence ol this di the importance of its tin cannot be too often snd persi

time when it was

The proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay SoOO reward for a case of Catarrh which lie cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to 1!. V. Pierce, M. I)., UufTalo. X. Y., for it.

D. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery is the great Anti-P.illions-Reme-dy of the age.

City Market.

People can always find at the market of Guthrie & Brother, every article usuully kept in an establishment of their kind, at prices according to quality, and as low as if sold from, a stump or from a board across some barrels, or in some dark "hole in a wall." They use no spring scales at their market, and one can rely

011

getting

the amount called for without any mistakes or equivocations. They weigh with the best and most accuraie scales in use. They warrant, every article they sell to be of the best quality, and defy conipetit ion in regard to quality or prices. lUCh 12 1

A Card.

1 would inform my old friends and cus tomers. that for the present. I will repair such watches, clocks, and jewelry, as they I may desire and I will be found at my residence at all hours for that purpose. I have also just received a line assortment of S'r/.h Thnnuis clorkf, which will be sold I very cheap, and will be warranted. Let my old friends, nnd all others, call at my residence, where I tyill be happy to sec them. m'27tf. JAM1-:S PATTKRSO.V

1 leel that I reai ment

There is n, disease so com country a? Citarrh,—yet so er-inmon is. there are bu' few individtuiU

Catarrh,

of the'muct? anything like a disease reallv

The causes of Catarrh are so numerous that space will not allow in this article to fully explain them. Suffice it to say here, that repealed colds in the head, neglected until it becomes chronic, and scrofulous taint of the system are among the prominent causes of this disease it often follows Scarlet Fever, Canker Rash. Measel*, Putrid Srne Throat. Diphtheria, kc.

Whilst the disease consists of inflamation of the membrane lining the throat, nostrils, and air cavities about the upper part of the face and base of the skull, it admits of direct examination and application of such local means, coupled with appropriate general treatment, as to insure its immediate relief and ultimate cure: but when neglected until the lungs are attacked, medical skill and the hope and 1 the prayers of friend* prove alike nnavailing.

On Market Street. I lo you beiieve the .stupid assumption Mike Kelley is an enterprising, go-n-

head young ninn, and our citizens should

by all means buy their Groceries and Provisions of him. He lias opened up on Market street, a full line of Groceries. At?., which he is selling remarkably low. Persons from the country having produce to dispose of can find no better market. He buys all kinds of produce and pays the hichest market prices. .I'J'J-lim

!,at

,h: ,dis5afle1M '!VCet ".

bv th'

is curalil alone RenieKtbfiiUwt lite Cathn-lml depends upon a poisonous and

condition of the general system, and quires the most, careful and judicious treatment ai the hands of. tne experience,! physician.

Now is the best season ot the year for the use of the Xew Remedies. Over five hundred so-called incurable cases, have heen effectually cured at my office in Indianapolis, in the last four years, to which they bear greatful witness.

I visit CBAWKOiinsvn.tr the Irh Tiiritst'AV in each month, for the purpose of exanianing those who cannot well visit, my offiee in Indianapolis. Next visit, M'irch I 21th, for one day only. M'.iv be found at I the Richardson II011.se.

DR. J. HAI.K.

Important.

ImI'oiiivs .— lliose who have attaiiu-.l to the grette eminence in tho science of Medicine, and wno have by life-long study of. and experience with, the human organs, obtained great insight into the. origin nud athology of diseases, arc yet I notwithstanding all their profound and learned theories, confessedly grouping in the dark as to the lirtl can.-- of any and all diseases that effect our race. But this I much has been clearly elucidated, and is become an axiom with the learned profession, that by far the greatest number of: lour ailments are directly tracable lode-: rangemcnt of the digestive fit nations, and if "good digestion wait on appetite," health will be the almost uniform result.

Acting upon this axiom, the inventor of Dr. Hurley's Celebrated Stomach Bitters has been eminently successful (judging from the many testimonials thai are constantly pouring in upon him through the mails and press',, in preparing a reniwly to meet and '-nip in the bud'" all this long list of obscure and disire-sing derangements that render "life scarco worth the living.'' We are glad to leavn that the I public here are beginning to appreciate these Bitters upon their intrinsic mprits. and that they can be had everywhere.

See advertisement in another column. feb 11'" TO

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of two several executions to mc di--D rected from the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, in favor of Warren Davis, adm'r of the estate of John

and Marha J. Caven" is-

sued to me as Sheriff of said county, I will expose to sale at public auction and outcry, on Saturday the 9th day of April. leTO. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and -1 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, the following described real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, towit: Lots number seven t"! and eight (S) in X. A.Dunn's addition :o the town ot Crawfordsrille. Indiaua, to be sold to satisfy said executions, interests, and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said executions. 1 will on the saxe day at the same p:acc offer the fee simple of said real estate, to satisfy two judgements, one for five thousand one hundred and ninety-seven and 50—100 dollars, nnd tho other for two thousand six hundred and seven and 50—100, together with interest and cost without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate takcu as the property of Henry and Martha B. Williams.

mob19

SAMUEL 42. IRWIX, It. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. YI7ILL

par special attention to diseases of*a stubborn or dangerous character. Office at residence, on street, opposite the Episcopal Church.Market

and from 13 to 1 p.I m.,closely observed. Foes will fluctuate with the times *mchl9 in6

quart

75 cents. 2 quarts SL25. One

$3.00,-

Half bushel$3.50. One bushel$6.00peck Testimonials and Circulars giving fall particu lars sent free. Address x..Sfk5rl5^5§5»-,o.

mc.blfl wl

OUBLE Sbevel Plos •g fr.r the millions, at OBEOO'S.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1 nu c.rsd of Deafness and Catarrh by simple rem' dy and will send the receipt free.

The Magic Comb beard to a permenant black or brown. It contains no poison. Any one can use it On cscnt by mail for $1. Address .TIAOIC CO

INFORMATION

CONSUMPTION,

BLOCK.

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

This wonderful vegitable resto rative is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and lan-

.... .• 1 guid, it has no equal among stomthe wasting trains. ith every incentive 1

to enjoyment and usefulness there are 8.Chies, Asa lemedy hundreds around us dying in the morning VOUS weakness to which women of life with consumption, who can look 1 are-fispecially subject, it is superback Six months, ft year, or longer, to a

"nothing hut Catarrh'

a slight throat difficulty." "just slignt cough."

THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

DR. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA

VINEGAR BITTERS.

2D MORK THAN 500,000 PERSONS Bear testimony to their Wonder- o«s i-"o a ful curative powers.

E W A A E E 5 2

THEl ARE NOT A VILE A N I N

i. E-S

Made' of Poor Kuui, Wbiaky, Presf Spirit*, nnd Refuse JLiqnora, doctored spiced and sweetened to please the taste, cilled "Tonics." "Appetizers," "Restorers." Ac., that lead the tii-pler on to druukeness and rntn. but

are a true medicine, made from the native Roots and Herbs of California, free froui nil nlcnholicstiraulfinta. They aro the flRBiT BLOWD Pl'KIFICK nnd I.IFK GITl,'0 I'll

MLS. M. C. LEOOETT. Hoboken. N.J. mchl2—w4

JIB CO, Sprinpfield, Mass.

inch 12 m3

JOURNAL." How Teach

ers. Student?. Retired Ciergymen .Energetic Young Men and Ladies can make from S"5 to 5100 per month during the Spring and Summer. A copy free. Send name and address to People's Journal, Cincinnati. Oh to mchlS w-l

HINKLEY

KNITTING MCHINE

FOR PAMILY USE—siiU'LE. che.u\ reliable KNITS EVEBTTnisu. AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sample stocking FREE. Address HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. 16-2 West 4th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio. raeal2 nr."

For twenty-five eeuts you can

buy of your Druggist or Grocer

a package of Sea Moss Farine,

manufactured from pure Irish

in ge l. Moss or Carrageen, which will

lhl9

imbraiie does not convej' torrect idea of what the for is is really a con

sumption of the blood. It secrets from the blood poisonous matter which so characterizes the disease, thu= plainly indicating a sympathetic diathesis or condition of the entire body. It prostrates the ^ysten). exhausts the vital power, and sooner or later, completely deranges the normal functions of animal life, and drinks tip the vitality from the blood and fluids of

ke sixteen quarts of Blanch

Mange, and a like quautity of Pud-

who I

dings. Custards. Creams, Char-

are aware of its dargers or its final end— 1 fatal*ending, if suffered to uo unchecked lotte RllSse. &C.. AC. It IS ,)J t«ll and uncnrt^^^ ipoken

the cheapest, healthiest and most

infiatnuion delicious food in the world/

RAND SEA MOSS FERINE CO., 63 Parke Place, N. Y.

PLANTATION BITTERS S. T. 1860 X.

ding every other stimulant. In

or ,.

a11

climates, tropical, temperate or

Neglected when cure was possible, !hey frigid, it acts as a specific every have steadily transformed the bright ruddy species of disorder which underfeatures of youth, to d»U. wan, listlcs-ncss 1

mineB

.\ndmnowrwhen hope is vain and life a breaks down the animal spirits, mockery, comes the stereotyped advice "a I For sale by all druggists. return of health in the spring,'' "change mchl2 mG of climate,1' "a visit to the country." IJul alas the country referred to is that which "lies beyond the confines of the festering grave, and the spring is the season that blooms elernal when lif'e'n filful fever is orer."

the bodily 'strength and

THE AMERICAN FAMILY

Knitting Machine

I Is presented to the public as the most Simple Durable and compact and Cheap Knittins Machine ever invented.

PRICE ONLY $25.

This machine will run either backward or forward with equal facility makes the same stitch a? by hand, but far superior in every respect.

Will knit 20,000 stitches in one minute.

and doporfoetj work, leaving every knot on the inside of the work. H*Will knit, a pair of stockin?3 (any size) in less than half an hour. It will knit Close or Open, plain or Ribbed work, with any kind of course or fine woolen yam, or cotton, silk or linen. It will knit stockings with doublo heel and too, drawers, hoods, sacks, smooking caps, comforts purses, mufs. aignans nubias, undersleves, mittens, skating cavs, lamp wicks, mats, cord, undershirts, shawls, jackets, cradle blankets, leggins suspenders, wristers, tidioa, lUlICd find In I'nrt nn tnilo»9 variety of artielc= in every day n««, n- well a? for ornament.

of loeal remeili"« I'iiOM TO -5Id Fh'fi f)A 1'

I Can bu made by any one with the American Knitting Machine, knitt ing stockings. ac„ humoral while expert operators can even make money

knitting fancy work, which always demands a ready sale. A person can readily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stockings per day. the profit on whieh will not lc.-is than forty cenN per pair.

A E S

Can sell their wool at o.ily forty to fifty cents per pound but by getting tho wool made into yarn ota small expense, aad knitting it into socks, two or three dollars per pound may be realized. On receipt of 525 we will forward a machine as ordered.

We wish to procuro active AGENTS in every scction of the United States and Canndias. to whom the most liberal inducement'will be offered. Address. American Knitting Machine Co. mchl2 \vl Ilosros, Mass.,or St Loris Mo.

I .'*:! a perfect Renovator and

Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter, aud restoring the blood to a I healthy condition. No person can take these I Bitters according to direction lyid remain long unwell. I

9 O O

For III fin minatory nttri Chronic Khcuasnlistu, nud Gout, Drspcpain, or Indigealiou, Billioan Remittent, nnd Interniltent IFercr, DiwnM of the Blood, Lirt-r, Kidneys, nnd Rlnddcr, these Bit* tcra have been most successful. Such Oiseaaem are causers by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produoed by derangement Digeslire Oiynm.

lmParl'ies

II. E. SIDRNER,

wt Sheriff M.

Office hours from 6 to Sa. m.

lr destroyed and removed.

ICTSOLD

Xoi'WaV Gl'O Oat3.

The principal depot lor this Oats established in Cincinnati. In of the advanced season, and stock on hand.view have reduced the price list— for 1

SHERIFF'S SALE

virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas ct

tion and outcry. on SATURDAY the 98th day of March, 1970, between the hours of 10 ocloek a. m. and o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door, in the city of Crawfordsnlle Montgomery county. Indiana, tbe rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years.

the following described real estate, in Montgom. ery county. Indiana, to-wit: An undivided interest, it being the one-half part of the north west quarter of section thirty-two (39) in township nineteen (19) north of range four (4) west, •lso the west half of tho southwest quarter of section twenty-nine 1(29) some township and 1 range, bounded as frilows Beginning at tbe northeast corner of tbe northwest quarter of said section thirty-two (32). ncd running thence south with the east line of sbid last mentioned quarter section, thirty-nine chains.and seventy links to the southeast corner of said quarter section, being at the center of said section thir-ty-twc, (32), thence west with the south boundary of said quarter section ten chains and fifty links to the corner of a lot sold to A Whitlock off of said quarter section, thence north 27 degress west (compass regulated at six degrees variations) four chains and seventy-five links to a corner, thence north degrees west, three chains and fifty links to a corner—being the northeast corner of said Whltlock's lands, 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 fiity chains to a point on the southeast bank of said Creek on the «ast line of the west half the southwest quarter of said section (29). thence south with said east line of said west half of said southwest quarter, twenty-threo chains, to the southeast corner of said west half of said quarter section, witness Red Oak and Sugar Tree thence east with the north boundary of the northeast quarter of said secticn (32) twenty chains and twelve links to the place of beginning, containing one hundred and six acres more or leas. Excepting and reserving, however, one quarterjof an acre {including the grayey'd on said premises, and alsu the water privileges awarded to Dorcas Nicholson in the proceedings for Partition instituted in the Probate Court of said county between Joshua B. Puscel and said Dorcas as appears by the records^ of said Court, and also excepting and reserving from said conveyancer the right of way to the Louisville, New Albany |fc Chicago Railroad through said premises on the line on which said road ts now located in said county, to be sold to satisfy said execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will on ithe same day at' the same place, offer the fee simple of said real estate, to satisfy a judgement for three thousand five hundred and nine and 75—100 dollars.

Said real estate taken as the property of John Swcetser. et a! H. E.SIDENEK.

MchS wl Sheriff M. C.

CORNER BOOK STORE.

JhJV THE

(MMK BOOK STORE,

Iliiil the

Wall Paper

ir.. 1 at prict'S to c.,rr.?5iJj the time3. Also

WINDOW PAPER,

Curtain* il Cui'tiilti 4»ootl*,

tli lit

Cash

14th of THIS MONTH

^Amt Mri.Jtl.v it.

To old eustoinerj «t return m&ny thanks. To new ones we extend a cordial invitation. Wo want it distinctly understood that we will sell Goods for

Les loui\v than any tin* itv.

Cleanse the ltiated Blood whenevc-r you find bility, and Impedimeats to Marriage generally. Ii?

bursting through the skin.in Xcrvousness. Consumption, Epiiepsoy. Fits, Pimples, Eruptions or ^.ores cleansc it when Jiental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from you find .it obstructed and sluggish in the veins Self-Abnse. 4c. By ROBERT J. CL'CVERcleansc it when it is foul and your feelings w,U

ers, these.Bitters have no equal. For full direc-

tions read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four languages—English, German, French and Spanish. J. WALKER. Proprietor. 32 Commerce st,

selling for Ca-b,

TO THE

Than uny bouse in the oily eithtiiin

Cash or Groceries.

ICTD.oa t.i

iir a.- a0 ciirl -.'all.

Ui-.'hl- tf.

will be ziven for an incurable case,

provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital organ" wasted beyond the point of repair.

WELL

tell you when Keep the blood pure and the health of the system wii: follow. he world-renowned author,'in this admiraPIN, TAPE, snd other WORMs. lurking in bi0 Lecture, clearly proves from his own exserithc: system of so many thousands, are effectual-

eQce

may

In Billious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fev-

N Y.

R. H. McDOJfALD A CO..

Druggists and general agents. San Francisco Sacramento. California, and 32 A 34 Commerce st. X. Y,

BY ALL DRl'GGISTS DEALERS

inch 12 m3.

NOTICE TO HEIRS.,

STATE OF INDIANA, neatpsaeirCeauri S.S:

jamin

OTICE is hereby given that Alexander P.« Mann. Administrator of the estate of BenI liOL a£_and

Boutwell, deceased, has filed his peti

tion to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal' beiug inusfficicnt to pay debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said oonnty. ,, |WM. K. WALLACE. mehl9 w3^iJ Clerk of C. .* *5. •.*«! 5

SATURDAY MARCH 19, 1870.

I 4

RUSTIC SHAD1SS

GROCERIES.

N E W I

NEW GOODS.

NEW PRICES.

JOHN MUTTON gr CO.,

Have purchased the

Grocery Establishment

Heretofore i.wned by Judae Kiiey,

On Washington Stnt»t.

1 our ii the National Hunk, added a

Large Invoice of New

To the stock already on hand, and have now t'nr sale a large and well selected stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES

Of the finest qualities which they propose to sell on as reasonable terms as any noose in tbe oity. Those wishing to buy for cither

CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE

Will do well to call on us. as we are Jeterinin ed not to be undersold by any one.

BenwakertlK place, direelly oppanlic Ik •M pump, on ••alh VFaaUaglea ilrrel. ian22yl

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P. BRITTOFS

Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville. Indiana.

HAIVNG

'I'lie HHy itt be •alluded In rtgHi'il io PAi'TKf if lo call n»»«l trc foy vniirKflm.

IL.

a.,

roirrw.

••til-.' n.:i.

GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

lush I -1 ——v..

CiiHh

Having tried the Credit'System experience has taught us that no man who sells on Credit can successfully compete with tbe

Cash. System,

And without making a long speech wish it known by all that wo will adopt the Cash System on and after the

AFTER

House in

FARMERS

.Moll! eounl.v havln

wi-di lo lav that

Perfected Arrangements

Itv which we can ship

PRODUCE

lia.-v-. to Nert Vork City, Wc

Pay

BetterX.

Prices

J. J. DARTER

of Spermatorrhea or Seminal

Weakness. Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Oe-

Author of the "Oreen Book."

that the awful consequenees of Self-Abuse

be effectually removed without medicine.

an^

without dangerous surgical operations

bouglcs

instruments, rings or cordials, pointing

out a mode of cure at once certain and (effectual.

I by which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may cure himself, cheaply privately and radically, THIS LECTURE

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 postage stamps. Also Dr Culverwell's "Marriage Guide." price 25 cents. Address the Publishers.

CDJII.J. C. KLINE* CO.,

197 Bswtrr Mew Vork, 1', 0. Box 4,5S6. nov29,lS69,yl

FOR SALE.

lot situated in

the^city of

Crawfordsville. north of Wabash College. The lot is' one hundred feet front and three hundred and fifty feet deep, and oontains good dwelling house with eight rooms, cellar,awoodhouse and cistern, for farther particulars call on the subscriber. feblS w4*

returning thanks to the public tur th liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the last thirteen years, we would respectfully eal the attention of friendsand the public generally to an inspection of our

Carriages,

Ooodi

taken cat a'commis«ion as NOTA

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

Conveyance and Real Estate Agent

The following is a partial list of property now in my hands for sale or exchange Twenty-fivo vacant lots in Hughes' second addition to tho city of Crawfordsville. at prices ranging from $150 to $300.

Vacant lots in Graham. Connard Houston's addition, at priccs from $575 to $400. Vacant' lots in Sappenfield's addition nt prices from $200 to $300. A two acre vacant lot. well situated, to be laid off in town lots. Price Sl.ioo Improved lot on 'College street, house of five rooms,cistern, etc. Price 1,600 Improved lot fan College street, house of six rooms, cistern, woll and fruit, Prioe 1.P00 Improved lot on College street, new house of five rooms etc. Price J.550 Business lot near the Court House square.

Price ..900 Improved lot ou Vernon street good house, cellar, cistern, fine fruit eto 3.W Improved lot on Vernon stroet two Btory

Tramo house, cistern, cellar, stable, tc. Price Improved lot on Vernon street. l£i story house, with all tho desirable coivouiences, fine fruit and slinde trees. Price.. 3,eoo Improved lot near the M. E. Church good I houso. cellar, cistern large stable lotCO I feet front. Price 2,(Kut Two well improved lots nonr the College. four rooms each, good cisterns. Price each 1,200 Improved lot on Washington street .... 1,000

^feven fy'ac re"far in8 a Ground''^ Mail! Street, Cm wfottls ville, Illd. 865 per acre,

Eighty-six acres of land within 2 miles of the city at $05 per acre. iorty acres of land within tw.. uiilee -,f the city at §G0 per acre.

The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands for sale. Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Real Estate will, I think, find it to.their intorcst to call and sc

ie beforo purchasing elswhere. W. P. BK1TTOK, AL'TY.

Office 2d Floor Wnshingt'.n Hall, Crawfordsville Indina. tatig7'09y

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

CARRIAGE FACTORY

or-

Efttablittliad in 1856.

Mitrhct Fit reef, iYorth of Court IfoH'C,

CKAWVOKOMVIM.E, IND.

February

Huggieft,

MPRIXG WAOOXS,

Mulkie*

ami

Sleighs.

A fine assurtinent and variety ,.f which we keep constantly on hand iu our new brick show room on Washington stroet. second floor. We claim to be unsurpassed in strength and finish, using none but the best seloctcd well seasoned second growth timber, and employing none but the most skillful aud experienced workmen. The high reputation our work has sustained in the thirteen'years Jpast gives us confidence! in our ability as Carriage Makors. Being exclusively engaged in manufacturing only light work enables us to keep a much finer, larger, and better stock than any other honse in the West. We confidently assert that our work and prices can not bo excollcd by any other establishment. The continual increase in business has made is necossary to enlarge our facilities for manufacturing, We cnll especial attention to W. H, Ramson's

Paten! An!i-Ra!!Hiii? Fifth Wheel

A rccent invention, and the greatest improvement ever added to a carriage, buggy or spring Wagon. We have the exclusive connty right. We u=e

Sarver's Palenl

CO.

MEDICAL.

A LECTURE TO FOUXfr MEN

Jun published in a realed envelope. Price six cents. A I.eclurc on the Xntare, Trealmem nnd "f 'he Ra(jjCai

CUre

KEPAIB1XO

In wood-work done to order. Blaeksmiihine Painting Trimming done with neatness dispatch.and

Weinviud all to

I'^OK

Bugg.v \VIhh*I,

With Patent Rivet for fastening felloes, so that it is impossible for the felloe to plit under any circnra'tancc.

The latest and lies! Improvements

In Spring. Axles. Spokes and Hub',

A variety of the latent «tyle: and finish of every kind. As

of Patent Toi3 we receive the

Eastern Styles Monthly

From New Vork and Philadelphia 'we shall continue!*^ manufacture work as reliable as hereto, fore.

All oar Work is Warranted from one to two years. Old Work Taken in Kxchan^e

call and

«ee

work will racommendiUelf.

a?ana

Our Farm Waguns built expressly for this market

Studehaker Bros., of South Bend.

Ind..ofthe

VEB1 BEST TIMBER,

and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us. We fully i-h.

Warrant Them Every in Particular For One Tear,

10*Remember

O. 0, WILHITE.

8TOVHS, TIlfWABB, Ac.

NOW IS THE TIM1L

I11 order to make room for my

LAR 0 E S EING PURCHASES,

1 am now offering'^

O O I

rr.-'-n"

E S

Not at COST, for I cannot live without some profit. Below I give list of as compared with old rates. Goods ^iyc it a careful reading, and remember we warrant all our

OLD PRICE.

No. 8 Cook Stove Xo. 7 Largest size Dish Pan Medium Small Large size Tin Bucket Medium Xo. 8 Wash Boiler Xo. 7 Stove Pipe per joint }j gal. Tin Cups Quart -h gal. Coflee Pota Wasli Pans Knives and Porks

#30 00

22 00 1 00

•35

3 75 3 00

2 00

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

1 75 7 cts

I 75 .1 50

5 00 3 00

1 50 2 50

And thousands of other articles too tedious to mention, all of which will be

SOLD AT GOLD PRICES.

i,ooo w^Don't forget the place, "Sign of the Golden Store,"

12. 1870.

ff.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

WASSON & ELLMORE!

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

J. S. MILLER & CO., I HSrJDIjfiLOSr^..

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

Cassimeres, Gloves, White Goods.

Hoop and Balmoral Mkirt*.

Alco. a weli H'-orted stuck of

E S

TS/E

lliagk or Pintle Tranaa, Saddle ll*rw«. A new stock of A I A E S AND O O I E S

ALSO AN

O N I S

Running to all trains.

All ordersleft at my Office promptly filled. May

89.1889.

cur

Superior Farm agons!

guardian of tbe person and property of Eli H. Edwards, minor heir at law of Eli Edwards. deceased, will, in accordance a decree of

the Court of Common Pleas,withMontgomery

teen.[19]

the place.MarketStreet.North

ofCoavt Honse. JalylT.lM# J. 9. lilLLKB

a full liri* of

Boots, Nlioes. Hats, Caps, GIiinn

Nov. 1-M7

FOR SALE.

Great Sale of Real Estate. Splendid opportuni^ for Seeiir-, pAB.MERS THIS

SALE.—That very dosirable property on the northwest corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets, one squrre south of the Christian church, and onesbuare east of the College Campus. The lot is 90 feet front by 159 in depth, with two good dwelling houses, well, cistern, cellar, outhouses, tc., sufficiently retired to be very desirable for residences, and at the samel time, being within very convenient distance of the business part of the city.

Also, those very fine building lota in the east- KJVYfllTY ern part of the city two fronting on Vernon ^IVI I I street extended—one, 50 feet front by 150 in depth—and one 52 feet front by 150 in depth ,— ana two fronting on the track of the L. N. A. 4 C. Railroad, each 75 five feet front by 150 in return th*uk

depth. All lying between the residence of William Mount and the former rcsidcncc of Bennet

Engle.

Alio, two very desirable out

one

-lots,

containing

acre each, adjoining the County fairground* on the south, any or all of which may bej?ura a a a E a

For further particulars inquire of

ham, of the

N. L.

Gra-

"Mammoth."

Janltf

LIVERY.

LI VERY, SALE & FEED STABLE

Xorth tide Market Street,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, Constantly an hand the best of

E 8

NEW PRIOE.

Xo. 8 Cook StoA*e $22 (X) Xo. 7 17 00 Largest size Dish Pan

75 50

1 00

In the country, the

J.B.

INSLEi.

SALE OF SEAL ESTATE^ ^OTICE

1.1

is hereby given that the undersigned

eounty. Indiana,at the January term thereof

iu the year

1870, iu four

weeks from and after

range si*fourteen.[MJ [6]

PRINTING

CO'

which will be sold

in whole or in parcels,westthe on following terms: ana the nnest One third easb in hand, one-third in six months BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES and the residue it twelve months, the purchaser to give notes with mortxace to secure tbe deferrea payments, without relief irom valuation or appraisement laws. mehl3 JOHN' SMALL.

of all deeoriptiooi neatly done at

the Review Job Ofleo.

Medium size «&*•> 50 Small 3o Large size Tin Buckets .' J5 Medium

2 50

2 25 30 25

Xo. 8 Wash Boiler ^175 Xo. 7 1 60 Stove Pipe per joint 20 gal. Tin Cups 16 Quart Tin Cups 10 gal. Coflee Pots 40 Wash Pans 25 Knives and Forks 2 50 2 25 150 Ames' Shovels

1 50

Dog Irons 4 eta Cast-steel Scoops I 50 Disten's Wood Saw 1 25 Set Best Dishes 3 75 Best Glass Goblets 2 00 Glass Tumblers 75 Covered Dishes. Glass ^1 50 Glass Dishes 15

V. «t 1RWL\.

WasKOtt. 4\ If*. EUmore.

O O S Dress Ooods, Notions, 1 Shawls,

& (|ueenNware

at the lotrtnf market price. WASSON 4 itLJLMOKk.

WAGON FACTORY.

WAY

,/f you want a

O O A O N

& BONNEL!

tha(farmer* and others,

forthe liberal patronage heretofore be•tewed on us. We invite you to call

snd ex

amine our stock of wagons, which are erected of tho best material, and of the best of workmanship. Also

aj^Ofl?» Uepalied and Repainted,

'j On_

short notice aad most reasonable terms.

i, PLOWS OF ALL BLINDS

repaired to order and the best

WAO-ON SEATS

REVERSABLE SPRING,

which is more durable and cheaper than

A .Sa^I a

old steel springs, which

half the money.

offer for aboat one-the

All work warranted from oac lo two year*.

IL./'Remember

the on Vernon Street

Eatt of the Pott-OSceplace, April 3. lSW.ly SMITH 1 BONNEL.

LIVERY.

I E

__ T-itiTm -«m a nw

S/|

ICKKlJS"A

I .. ,,

quarter of section township nine-1

HT«K--«-«

would respectfully announce that

this date fell'at private sale to the highest bid- now prepared to accommodate the publice with Ih der. the following lands situated in said eounty,! best outfit the way of ltvery teams to be fonnd to-wit: Southeast quarter of the northeast in the city.in 1

I eja

bare the

BEST TRAINED HORSB8.

Charges are always reasonable. Stock meniwill: find mj lire-proof brick stable an excellent place* for selling or keeping horses being in the (center ot the eity. near the Coat Honse.

A Bus will b« run to and from all* Railroad Train.

JMU'tttf I. O. BRITTO*.