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YTTANTED—CUSTOMERS for 1» &o« Ocr-

ORXEY'S.

YITAitTKD—CUSTOMERS for nice stock cf BnubM. Feather DiuUrt, *c. t^a ROBB MAQORXEY.

117ANTED—OLD IRON. east ud wrought. vv M.oooib*. »•. •pro ROBB MAHORNEY. I

TITiLSTED—FROM EVERYBODT. all the IT fiptri, rag*. feather*. *fg» ke.. in ex-

'or our rood*. at ROBB 11AHORXEYS.

For Auditor c,f Siol'.

JOHN C. SHOEMAKER, of Perry

For Trtcuurir 0/ Slate,

JAMES H. RYAN, of Marion Count. jj

For AtHrn-y (Stnrral,

flpBNKT vO? A*Ti«*ltor»irW»rf Mem. Washington 9tN*t. •_ I, *pt*3 H7ANTED—TO SHEL.'*3 *ood

ftraw

*nd

.!?• '""T.Sfflffi'tRJilVS'KlimV

WANTEO-BVBKTB)I*»toell

M4 bor

an AmcriAii Boiler, warranted to do it* work well, at ROBB MAHORNEY'S House Furnishing Store. aprS3

•TlTAftTED-l.OOO HOUSE KEEPERS' to come and examine oty mammoth stock of all klndt of home furnishing goods. all goods warranted and marked down to bottom figure?, at KOBB MAHORNEY'S House Furnishing Store. ai*|S

ASTED^USTOMKRS for MO good firstclass cooking stoves. Reior make, the belt taken in the world, for rale at the Mammoth emporium of ROBB MAapt33

Home Keeper?' HORNEY.

17OR SALE-DOUBLE SHOVELS, the best I1 nualitv, for salo at DOHERTY. MAHORNEY CO'S Agrioiillurnl Wore Koom. f.n Washington Street, apr-3

OR SALE—HA? beautiful and ehea

CM)R SALE—35 HANDSOME BABY CABS. I? beautiful and ehesp at BOB NEY'S House Furnishing Store,

FOR

...

FOB SALE.

F40

IR HALE—A bargain in land. 1 will offer or 190 acre of laDd adjoining the town plat or thiscity. fora short time, on reasonable terms. Apply to J. 8. ALLEN or B. ENOLE. Klston bank. apr23 tf

:"[jV)R SALE—QUEENSWARE, iron, stone, J? china and table ware, wholesale and retail treat reduction in prices. House keepers' can we money, and a large stock to select from, at ROBB MAHORNEY'S House Keepers Emporium. on Washington Street

ALE—TINWARE (our own make) wholoiale and retail, for everybody. Tinshop up stairs, mending and job work executed promptly, four good tinners in our employ. Come and see the mammoth stock at ROliB A MAHORNEY'S, on Washington Street aprS3

FOR

SALE-EXCELSIOR REAPERS and MOWERS. 3 car loads just received, for the coming harvest, with all the latest improvement*. at the Agricultural Ware Rooms of DOHERTY. MAHORNEY A CO. apr23

interested

at ROBB MAHOR•p*93

ram SALE-100 BIRD CAGES beautiful new J? pattern*, very eheap. at ROBB.A. MAHORNEY 'S House Furnishing Store. apr33

Fers

OR SALE—Fire Brick and KireClay. Buildand Carpenters take notice, at ROBB A MAHORNEY'S House Furnishing Store ap23

SALF—Bcantiful line coal grates and marbelized slate and iron mantles on hand, yrders filled promptly at Cincinnati prices, at ROBB MAHORNEY'S Hnu«e Furnishing •Store. aprS3

tV)R SALE—100 Good tube. 100 good wash •hnardj, 100 churns, also union ohurris at ROBB A MAHORNEY'S House Furnishing Uoods Store. npr«3

FEvery

IR SALE—A good Doty washing machine. machine warranted, over four hundred in use in this county, at ROBB A MAHORNEY'S Houso Furnishing Store. apr33

FOR

SALE—A large stock of Rsger's silver plated spoons, forks, knives, cake bankets, castors, card receivers, which will be sold cheap at ROBB MAHORSKY'S. apr23

li^OR SALE—A largo lot of wire goods, such I as dish stands, egg stands, toast rack0, ca°lor.cake and fruit baskets, just received, at aprS3 KOBB A MAHORNEY'S.

FOB BENT.

rT^HE

old established Dr.v GoodfStor?, known A as tb« Yanen Corner, Apply "to, fekl2 tf B. KENNEDY.

LOST-COW.

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?STBAYE1—On

Tuesday, tho luthof April,

a pair, red cow. heavy with calf, with a white streak on the baek, nice trim horns, back ionawhathumped. Any person giving information as to where the above cow can be found, wilt bo liberally rewarded by leaving wi.rd a! my residence, West of Wnbash Collose. apr30lf W. S. CASAD.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

SHERIFF.

\I7ILLIAM WERT is a candidate lir Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject .to the de--•iiionot the Republican Nominating Convention of April 30.

MAYOR.

JOHN SFEEDJs a candidate t.r Muyur of th oily of Crawfordsville, subject to the deoisjle at the ay, next.

ion of the people at the election to be held on the 3d day of M*

COUNCILMAN.

TESSK W. CUMBERLAND is a candidate for tf city Councilman in th« 1st Ward, subject to the decision of the voto« «t th day of May next.

... __"hject

poll on the 3d

STATE TICKET.

Fur Seerehiii/ St'ilr.

S0KM.VN:K1)DY. of St. Joseph

B\YLhSS W. FlANNA, of Vigo Couni.^.-

ior Suptrinttndtnt 0/ Public Imtruction, MILTON B. HOPKINS, of Montgomery County

For Jutltfd of Suprtme Ibtirl.

JAMES L. WORDEN. of Allen County. ALEXANDER C. DOWNEY, of Ohio County. SAMUEL R. BUSKIRK, of Monroe County. JOHN PETTIT, of Tippecanoe County.

The nomination of Benjamiu Ristine, which will be consummated to-day, is a triumph of the Loyal League over those in the party not yet initiated in the mysteries of the Order,

Thk

Radical party of thi« county

will put their ticket in the field to-day,

env confidence in the white working-

men eir party.

tion paper to the

like the Rockville

there wa* given tn the world thespee-

taclc of nation submitting t« the

sophistries aud usurpations of office

holders and designing politicians, as

sisted by the clergy, :tnother power

ful weapon for evil when they travel

outside their legitimate spheres and

desecrate their sacred calling and join

Is there any probability of the perpetuation of our free institutions when acts, the most fngrant and revolutionary, are allowet. to be perpetrated uuder the zuise of law aud people submitting to theui as though suob things are necessary It is

announc

Journal

would be

chase, on hi, own terns, the ahove chieftain came to its aid. Why else paper, now published hy McCain & «he unnecessary and unsual accompanTalboll. The fact that there is

ichism existing in the Radical party „0|jneej

md control of the Journal. In order)

to accomplish this nice little piece of'

time the Journal will be starved

dafaat Gilkey Irwip and KeUey, assssBsasasasBa in the conTtotion yrfcich will be held

affair* at present writing.

THE REPUBLIC "Hew to Whom Honor is Due."

Will the Republic last another JMHonor to whom honor is due, 'is a four year*, or, in the words of Christian maxim recognized by all Grant. will there not be soother "great right minded people. „v

civil change'' a civil change such as France experienced at the termination of Louis Napoleon's career as "President" of the French Republic? Every one know* what designing politicians, with the aid of the military, did

const,tution for every foot of pass.ng notice. It ha, long been

territory belonging to France. ^Kvery known to our people that the counties

male citieen who had arrived at twen-ty-one years of age, of whatever condition, without rcspect to qualification- of education, property or caste, was equal before the law to rhf most proud and gifted law makers. But a

change came over the face of things—j eral yeare as far as Rockville.

all France as well as Algeria was deep- of the company to extend it any turth-

ly interested but more especially er north. We of Montgomery county were the future nobility and the fu- have still looked forward to the time ture Emperor interested. The con- when the rich coal fields, lying bestitution was changed, and an Empire I tween the city of Crawfordsville snd was agaiu given to the world this time reared upon the ruins of universal suffrage and equality. Again

themselves with schemers and in- "Valley Railroad to Michigan und the

triguers. Such clergymen can utter a howl as loud and clamor as fiercely as the most loud mouthed politician, if they only think the interests of their pocket or sect can be better subserved.

Prayers"were offered up, the most flattering and complimentary, setting forth to the throne of grace and the civilized world that Napoleon would be- the savior of France, and perhaps the savior of society throughout the universe. The prayers, of the wicked were heard. They were answered at the ballot-box by the count of illegal vofee at Hltnost every election precinct. 1""

What a glorious thing it is when a stupendous fraud is to be perpetrated 011 a people to have the military to back it up. The thing is more apt to work successfully The sentiments of the people can be better stifled. AH know full well how. since the civil strife in this country, the voice of the people ha- been suppressed, or when expressed, a deaf ear has been turned to if, and their honest sentiments overruled by the party in power. Indiana is an instance, to say nothing of Ohio, Michigan and other States. The Radical party feared to trust the people on the issues they spruug upon the country, knowing full well that defeat—overwhleming d^traf—awaited them. If they wished to succeed the people must not be heard, as they had painful evidences of it in the States where they had been defeated.

plain the people have their dealiny in is 11 matter of very great importance in their own hands. If they wish to in connecting with the Kentucky lines, submit it is easy to do so. The way is The Doctor will have the proud satisopen in that direction. The bond- faction of knowing that to his persever-

iment? Another four years, and perhaps another great change will be an-

''independent prominent Republican, who bad de-

Republican,

to the

"sciences, arts, philosophy, and the

nounce(

itT

jn(jie?

a negro who stepped up to the polls at:

a^l that thawing that conspired to

a word from

Joskph

to-day, will be orerthrowaand render- mo, waa badly defeated in the ftadied powerless to control nominations in cal primary election, held in our town* (he future. Such is the position of ship on last Saturday. Every negro

J1M HA V,/,»' 'FT

When we find a man in this moneyloving age in which we lire, with such enlarged public spirit and so unself-

ish as to devote ttme ulenu and mon-ibur8t

pineries of the North, and the copper and iron ores of lake Superior. There also it tape? the Chicago & Great Eesteru and the Logansport Si Peoria road. It is the iutention of the parties building the Logansport, Craw fordsville Southwestern railroad to Rockvillef to run from there to Brazil. Thence south through the counties of Owen. Green, Daviss, Parke aud Warwick, to Newbury, on the Ohio river. If we consult the geographical maps of tht State, we will find that no railroad in the whole country traverses so vast and rich a mineral region, and at the same time unrivaled in timber and fertility of soil. These same men will continue

the road north from Roekville through Parke and Fountain counties to Attica, thence north in the direction of Chicago. Novr ws aro uatuially to enquire, whose broad and comprehensive intellect devised so grand a work, one which, when completed, will produce »uch glorious results. We believe the honor, in .justice, belongs to Dr W inslow S. Pierce more than any other man 1-or the last year he has devoted his great intellect exclusively to this important enterprise. When he began his labors, he war sneered at by many of the wiseacres as a ehimerist and visionary. We of this city feel under great obligations to the doctor for hi- persevering efforts in thir county and Parke, to raise the donations to enable us to put the line under contract. Its completion is only a question of time. This line will be connected at the Ohio river with the whole railroad system of the South and Southwest. We are informed that at Newbury is perhaps the only place where the river can be tuuneled instead of being bridged, which

holders party have wnu.lerfal facili- ing and untiring energy, we are mainly being awaro of what he was required

bearance and patience, learn to sub- w. .u

tnd rery solely for its success upon Burned at Sea—A Terrible lgbt oil the the negro vole Thev h.,e to longer

mlt tl

,. .. to violations of their constitution. nlng.

egis wet,

has long been rumored that an opposi- important measure would be the bet-

ter

started, in case Keenev failed to pur-

was an

8ecared"

i/. 1 1 O

t0IT

The people of ibe United States prominent place to the n-tme of Dr. can, with the exercise of a little for- Winslow S. Pierce, of Indianapolis.

P"P,e Oce.n-lll Hind. Prostrated tf Light

a a S a O a a a

I W Rudlral Pani«r fifteenth amendment by the requisite here.yesterday, brought to this port .1 -e* Kttalcai lapcr. I Captain Charles Owen and his wife, We were shown yesterday, a pros- "umber of

ratification of the Kerr, from Clenfuegos, which arrived

son3®* an

pectus for a new Radical paper, to be convoyed over the country by the Freeman, which was burned at sea on published by Jere Keeney & Co. It gnnboat Ulysses, as if its safety as an Tuesday last. On Monday last, while

Tts ,afe

Pasi,age

needed

WkinS

»nd

th,is the

«reat

The change such as France covered issuing frfrm the pump well.

iu this countv, has been apparent for underwent in December, 1851. An Upon removing the pump-well scuttle pretty stoutly, and is permitted to go «ht last six mo nths. The Keeney Empire will be funded and the rule it was found that the ship was full of outside the hospital limits. He visitfaction are determineed to drive Mc- of one man will take place. Such is smoke, and apparently on fire fore and ed his late employer a few days ago, p. "!.* 1 the progressive tendencv of the Radi- aft- The closest inspection failed to Cain & Talbott troui the management

1 3 I reveal to those on board the place

strategy. Keeney propose? to sUrt held in this city on la«t Saturday a himself tbal ihe ship was he returned consciou-ne--we sive a- ^-0TICE

oaiuroiy, a makinjr

,s refused a vote but

dissemination of great moral truth?.'* suffocatine the crew. and after he vent I fell asl

tke IUdic«l jadg«s.

Gilket, the bard of Ala-

spotted him.

In tfl prevgat fhc

r» u- ii. :n si..* in oraer 10 preveui tnc air iruui kuen uuiuiug uiurc ini u^e iu uc It hoped by the faction that in due

the S4me time gn(1 orowded the white reachin thg shi holJ( wet saiIs night) and tbere vaa n0 Iight put

ter aside, deposited his vote without 1 were thrown over the chain lockers,' .. ..

and desperate exertion's fmt forth to run the vessel into the land on the Gulf coast.

At ten o'clock the decks begau to beat, and the lead in tbe scuppers on the port side to melt, the pitch running at the same time from the seams

the crew of the ship Thomas

the crew were engaged shortening sail at 4:15 P. M., a bright flash of lightning struck the ship, and every person on board was prostrated. As soon as the shock passed off the masts were examined, and all found to be standing, and the ship by all appearances safe. Soon after smoke was dis-

rt crtii.-'fi^

mission to any and every "law" that continuous line of railroad. The his- 10 the dead-house still continued rnhd0ianlSnTfl?«htne-, they in their sovereign pleasure may

choose.0...c, 1 'i-, »,i„erai ,es»»,ce.,gi5.. "Si!MHERTY

r'.?

0Q her tQ the

THE ORAWPORDSYItLE Wi-liklA KKYIKW.

NEW SEMES—VOL XXI, SO 35 CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY INDIANA, APRIL 30.1870. WHOLE NUMBER 1390

ship was now abandoned, and-the beats got in readiness with the necessity provisions to leare her toiler fate. At daybreak on Tuesday morning the gale was still raging, with a high sea, yet no fire had yet made its appearance. At nine o'clock the stormabated somewhat, though TVery moment it was expected the fire would

fh At

ey for the benefit and advantage of his time a sail wan discovered to the fellow men, and the development, of, south-west. The smoldering ship then

with the boasted Republic of France. the resources of the State, he may displayed signals of distress, which I be fell mit fear, and ran till I vos Suffrage was proclaimed universal by be elated as a

ro.ra tfi-ii

deserving a

strange

r» storm by promptly bearing down up- came

arg of me #f boats with the

ville & Crawfordsville road to this Captain's wife and daughter to the point. It ha- been completed for sev- I brig. The sea was rough, and it wa*

But

a ^reat -'civil change"—one in whieh there ^eems to be no desire on the part "V ^,urts' ,,

Roekville, would be made accessible by railroad. Our expectations are about 10 ripen into reality. The railroad from Rockville to Logansport by the way of this eity, is now under contract to responsible parties, who will push it rapidly to completion. This road, when Completed to Logansport, will give us a Toledo market, by the T., W. & W. Railway. Thero also it will connect with the Eel River

vcr7

difficult getting alongside

through the deck on the port side. At

1:30 P. M. all hands left in the long boat, saving nothing but a fe1? provisoes, chronometers, and some clothing. As the brig could not take more than the two quarter boats on board the long boat was let go adrift.

At 2:30 P. M. the ship was entirely enveloped in flames the mizzen mast soon went down. In leaving the burning ship the discovery was made that the lightning penetrated the port side of the ship, cutting a hole nearly two feet square near the bends under the main rigging.—jNev:

Sun.

A Sight With the Dead—Experience of a German Who was Supposed to have Departed this lire, and was Placed In the Dead-House—An Exciting Scene.

From the Sin Francisco Alta. April 10 The terrors of the grave, the fear of death, and the terrible calamity of being buried alive, have ell .been forcibly pictured more than once but any picture, however clearly drawn, must fail to le?ive the impression produced of either that is obtained by experience and in no case can any one be so alive to these terrors and fears as (he one who being considered dead, i« treated as such. For some time past a Germai:, known by the name of Frederick, worked in a dining saloon on First street us waiter. His constitution was weak, and the confinement necessarily attending his employment effected him very much. He consulted some physicians, who pronounced him consumptive, and advised him to give up his employment put himself under the care of a phy«u»San, or [(I lio hospihi) Mo Jvcided on adopting the latter course, aud some .short time ago went to one of our hospitals, llis condition rather grew worse daily, and lately he was confined to bed. and little hopes entertained for his recovery. About a week ago he grew sJill worse. He was visited in the morning by the physician, who considered his ease hopeless. During the day he grew still weaker, and when the doctor paid his evening visit he found him pulseless, and pronounced lite extinct. The body was immediately remuved and placed in the dead-house attached to the hospital. It was deposited in a ease where two other bodies hud already been placed, and between them. The cover was put on, and the keeper of the dead-iiouse retired for the night. About midnight a loud screaming aud yelliug of the most, unearthly character was heard in the dead-house. The watchers heard it, the patients heard it, and the party who have charge of this portion of the building heard it also. A silent sense of fear, of terror the most terrifying, stole over them all, and they concluded that a scene was being acted similar to that wit nessed by Tarn O'Shanter, at Kerkalloway, where he saw "warlooks and witches in a dance." The keeper of the dead-house was sought after, but

proceed to the dead-house and open

the door, when the ghostly form of the German, who.^e life had been a few

hours previously pronounceu cxtinct.

the Radical primary election on sounding the pump?, Captain Ow-| the dead-house. How he felt when ADMINISTBATOB'S NOTICE.

the black smoke rolled up in dense -Yel ven I

the bondholding and national volumes, rendering the blackness ofjbeddat day the doctor came

n'gilt

morc

intense, and nearly and I va= very sick, ne ven

air from knew nothing more till I voke in

dream.

bound to New York. Her com-

of Fountain and Parke were underlaid mander, Captain Kerr, signaled that by a vest field of block coal of super- h® would stand by and afford all the ior quality, our people, vear* ago, ex- "sist^nce in bid power. The mate of 'r. I the Thomas Freeman was then sentm pected the completion of the t«i»-i

Kilties.

Carria|$eM.

r.rtrt/inn1mAn# »t

development of Indiana while the door received an occasional of dnift these! vehiel-}» htva never b--en equal-

last the keeper was prevailed upon to

aud related to him the fact that hav- and appraiiement l»w», TODD ing got into a trance, it was thought

my hand out and I could get no bedclothes, for I vas cold. 1 then pat my band to voc side to try for the bed-clothes, and Och, my Gott, yat you tink I got—vy a ded man Dere he vos, cold enough sure. I roared mid all the power I had, and va3 going avay by the other side, ven sure

on deck. All hope of saying the I put my hand on another. Then I

JT'''i \y 'iiYH*-

roared and called out all I could, and Ten I

tos

getting up, my head struck

aboard that was cohering me. Oh, Mid i, votdoes this mean, vere am i? Am ded? and I roared and brawled, and threw off the cover, and jumped atfrnt as if I vos mad. And I knock eft at thedoor vid my hands and feet," but nopody would opeu it for me, and I thought I vos ded myself. I vas not shore. At last the door opened, and ven I looked at the man vot opeued it

craft answered in the caught. Then I fainted, and ven I

to myself I thought it vos a But it is as true as I am bore

Uow

Bevels

Escaped Hanging.

Revels who has been tho subject of j"

such high wrought eulogy from Governor Morton and Henry Ward Beeuher, is said on the authority of a prominent citizen, formerly of Fayettvillc. North Carolina, to have been an old resident of tint town, and the sou of a barber, in which art he is also a proficient. This gentleman stated on his own personal knowledge, that Revels, while living there, was charged with the crime of burglery, which by the law of North Carolina, was punishable with death. This being viewed as too severe a penalty, his escape was winked at so to get rid of him without a resort to the gallows Such is the account given of the Senator's antecedents by one who was a leading citizen of Fayettville for many years.

World Correspondence.

York

JEWELRY STOBE.

NEW STOBE

vision's Bank Building,

CREEN STREET,

& S, HILDEBRAND & GO,

THE BEST BARGAINS IN American & Fine Swiss Watches. Ladies' and Gents' GoM Chains.

Gold & Enameled Jewelry,1,:: Pins, Sets, Rings. Shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gents', Pins.

Society Pins.

Also a very large stock oi" tine

Silver uiut Plated tvare.

Tea Setts. Castors, Pitelierw.

Cdobletw. Waiter*. Dishes.

Kvprews WagouM, and

Farmers

MA.13E to ORDER,

U"LL

"a'

m'RAWFORD.syh.lk, indi.vX.u,,

JLfKcnicmbcr the pla.rf, Wa-hiii

and who had been dressed in the robes of the dead, stood before him. The keeper fainted outright, while the terrifled German rushed headlong through the halls and corridors of the building spreading terror and dismay as he went. Some more courageous than the rest, caught and arrested him in his fantie career, but the next instant the poor German fell on the floor in a swoon The physician was at once sent for and restorative? used by which he was restored to consciousness, and althought he is still weak and under' treatment at the hospital, his recovery is considered certain and only a mat- I ter of time. He now walks about

ppO«it0 Center Church. UOHERTV JrDtlGriTON.

mar6'6SyloCt. 16.

TUBNPIKE MEEING.

THEat.vetown

stockholders of tho Cbav,-fordsvii.le W Turnpike Company pre here by notified that there will be an election held at Waynetown on Saturday, the 21st day of May.

leTO,

0,8 in sn

he was dead, and he was removed to ^^2^™®^--==-====-—=-==»«»

water. From all the hatch- he told it himself: ii have been appointed Administrators of the

got

a a a I a I

5 A

A in' 'JO

H. Wastton.

Hosiery,

Flannels,

Water

Birfier

Caki' .Spoon*.

Forkfc A'c..

Also SETH THOMAS aud other makes of clocks. ni-Ktu

CABBIAGES and BUGGIES.

CRAW FORD SVILLE

CIRRI Mit: WUiOV

WORKS.

Drv

Wagons.

Of pattern, and ot superior Sniili. kept on hand and

DEIGHTONiln

for the purpose of electing aboard of

Directors for said (.Vmpary. to ?ervefor the ensuing year. Apr 23 w3„

JOHN 3. GREY, -i President.

PUBLIC SALE.

VOi:CE hereby giv' ed will sell at publi

ivec ihat the ur.der?i»c-

„... blie auction, at the late residence of Johnson Todd, in Brown township, on the Terre Haute rosd. Montgomery county, decmsed. c-n

TR11JAY. MAY 20. It-To,

all his' property, consisting of hone?, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming implementj. wheat sn crib and wheat in field, and other article* u?ed on a

TERMS A credit of li months will be# given on all sums over W. the purchaser *ivir.c note with approved security waiving valuation

JOHK w. TOUI),

hereb,given

hick and va* put to LVS

vent avav,

•eis is xo

that theundersieced

county, Indiana, deceM«-d, said estate is supposed to be solvent. JAMES C. TODD. JOHN W.TODD. apr33 w3 Adrn.r-

humbug:

with age. height, color of hair, you will receive, by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wife, with name and date of marriage. Address W. FOX,P. 0. Drawer No.K FnTtoBvillc, X. Y. aprtw

P-SJKA-jWS'.

^LARS of every description neatly e* white or colored paper. ?er. or in fact, on any kind detired, and prices »c?-r-

pIBCC \J ecuti letter pap S4ffi'SS.'R.%.oa...

(i4MHIS.

CHEAP" CLOTHING

,, 1.

ittMAi^rons.

SPRING DRY GOODS.

Great Pall In Prides,"^"

TTTS. Ti ICIvSON & (J O.

New York

Il«

MUSLINS,

TABLE

Indianapolis.

LINENS,

TICKINGS.

lsri-e invoi the icllonicg now goods, whieh iheylndVr at prie«» l.e'ow »in thing known {iEC&lfdt. ..

SHAWLS, (OTTON A 1)ES DRESS GOODS. CARPETS, CALICOES. CARPET WARP. GINGHAMS. COTTON BAITING. CASSIMERES. JEANS.

MENS' HAfS,

I. DIES' HA

Good Calicoes at Good Detains at Jsom best made at.

LARO£

JliAVS.

-j

April iti wo.

By seeding 53 cents,

ecuted on common "white or colored paper, 1 wa« o.red of Deafness and CatarTh by aiimletfcer paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind I pie lalitr

SKIRTS CORSETS. HOSIERY.

AT—

The New York Store,

I N I A N A O I S

DBT GOODS, NOTIONS, &o.

WA8SON

Cloths, Cassimeres,. Dress Goods,

Hoop

ITiHlv-llliUlc (Jolhiiiii,

BOOTS AlNTl) SHOES.

IIACL

O S a

4 Llil'tii' Slock ol'iu-H Slyl«'s 4 loflis A Faiirj 4 a^iiii«-r-*.

•, HAT and CAP STORE,

The GRAHAM ESTABLISHMENT,

ONE MILLION POUNDS WOOL WANTED,

i.'.X H'"!:,!. t.

We Sell Goods for Cash,

.'.! ii. *cclar«c- l-t

WOOI. LUMBEB. SHINGLES, HORSES. CATTLE.

H. O (9- :"t 11 I

GREAT CHANCE FOR AOLNT5! to *500 per month. We want employ a good agent in every county !n the U. S.. on commission or salary to introduce our World renowned

Wbit# ir^ Clothei Lines til

I fcWffgfiS I of Chicago. *pr9 I

rem' dy and will send the^r»eipt free. ItHS. M. C. l.EOGETT. Iloboken. X. J. aprV—»l

f. If. EUmore.

ELLMORE

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

OBAWFORDSVILLB, INDIANA.

O O S

Gloves, Notions,

White Goods, Shawls,

him!

Balmoral Skirl*.

A!-o. a well t--i »tock

E S I OS

Al? full line ,-,1 .»••••

Boo'"- Wl»oc-». liut*. €aih. OIji** A ^ueeiifnt apt*

itf tltf lowest nmrkt't price.

,,v '11-.: fe-'V W ASStiN .( I.

DBY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c.

NEW GrOODi?

Ai'riviug «lail,v a! tli«- (limltaiii lloitMC.

$40,000 STOCK!

I.I.MOI5K,

UP STAIHS!

A S S I I

II.AVVKI.S. HLA\UI It, Alt\M,

Pp* in vlif

+*53i«wrfV

lis.

A N

Gr ra-Ili am House

We waut to trade ior 640 acres of good Xovra Land.

LIVEBY.

T. I

SALE & FEED STABLE I would respectfully Announce th.it I a at now prepared to a^coamwlato the publico with th best outSt in the way of livery fcams to bo fonncl in the ciiy. I have the

BEST TRAINED HORSES, and the Best

BDOOLLS ARB CARRIAGES

Charges are always reasonable. Stock menjwiU find my fire-proof brsok stablcan excellent place for selling or keeping horses baing in thefcecter of the city, near 'he Coat Houso. A Bus will be run to and from all

Bailroad Train.

yenu- I.

WELL.

PARASOLs. JEWELRY.

7 cent* 12 v,

(VflRlTTOS.

MEDICAL.

A LECTURE

TO WOTJNG MKjX

Justpulili*h«"l in a scaled"envctope. Trlrtilt oentO

A l,«*-lur«-«m Ike Kalarr. Trt-Htmrnl oM Ridic.il cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Ofbility, and Impediment, to Marriage it-nerallyi Nervousness, Consumption. Kpilepsey. rits. Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self-Abuse. .t.\ Kv ROI1KKT J.

l.\ I K-

M. Author of '.ho "Urcen Ilook."

The world renowned author, in this ndmirable Lecture, clearly prove' from hisown experience that the awful eonsvquenees of Self-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dana-rous surcical operations bougies, instruments, rims or cordials, point.ir.c out a modo of euro at onee certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter what hii condition may be. nay eure hjraself. eheapl* privately and radically. TIII l.KC Tl fE

will

Prove

a hoon

imoi anhs

AND THOUSANDS. S»nt under seal, to any address. 111 a plain envelnpe, on (ho receipt of si* cents. -r two poitsee stamps. Also Dr Culverwell "Marriage (Mid- price cents. Address the Publisher', llAN. J.«\ KMWK&rO.,

H*wrrr Sew York, P.O. ltoi novU9.lS09.yl

GBOCEBIES.

iSTTilW F1

TSTTCW GOODS.

NEW .FKlOJiSS.

JOIN BRITtON & CO.,

lintpilicliU-e.l till-

Grocery Establishment

llel'etoi'jrc owned

Ju.Iko Riiey.

On Washington Street,

Fuur d.joi I'jUth of the National Bank. buv» added a

Large Invoice of New Goods

To tho stuck already on huml. and havo pale alarjfc and well selected itnoU uf

FAMILY GROCERIES.

Ol the finast qualities which they piopose tv lell on as roa^onnhlo ternn a? any house 10 oity. Those wiching to buy lor oithor

CASH OR COO TRY PHODUCE

Will do Well to c..lt '.n ui. as wo arc ilotermi a cd riot to be undersold by any one.

BeMeiubrr Ike place, dlrcclly opinnlle lit •Id pump, •••••lit W'n»W«gW« afrccl. ian52yl

COKNER BOOK STORE.

JL THE

COItMilt l!0(IK STORK,

Wall Paper

jri

WINDOW PAPER,

t'ui'tniiiK aV urtain Ciaod»,

.,h

at ii

-i

-4

iNl

rill i.Est

RUSTIC SHADES

I he ttM)

It«1

i«4*«rd tuurielu*

foot*:.

SHERIFF'S SALE..

virtue nr. Kx'-outi.-r,. to m-T (lir^otBi Irom the CI' rk of tho Coi/nri l'ieas urt. •.! mti/omtry (.'ounty. State of Iti'lian.-i Ir. le \-.r- SViliiam Miller.'uiu»-d to tne ai Sherlii Of -lid '".unty I i!i etpo-e to nl,- at public am' ti'.'iand '-utery. on SAT I" tl)

A the 30th dsf

1""" b'.-t-.ve'-i. tl.=- hour' of 10 o'cluei

(i.ii..April.t

nr.d •.'••ioi'k p.m.. «aid lay.iit the •,'ourt llou-., d'..-.f. in tin: City '. •'rawfordi'ville. Mont-a-.tnery county. Indiaiia. Hie Mil and proKt:. for a term not w--dir:c »vcr, ye-»rj. of tr.e-fvi-lonin? described Ilea! Intuit- iri M.,ntgi.mur ?..uri!y, In!, t. -wit: 1 he ha!! of tb« quarter of thirty !3Uj town«h!p Ifemy :-2«i north of rai.^o five 5) w»«t. in th' lirfriet ol ittn l* olfered for «ole at Criwfor i« vii-^. Ir.d—e.T0ent .ii/lit}'-!ive rdi is. the r.orth ia» qiar'"r of "aid eighty ucr.--. dne-le-1 fot "••iimon Mho.--! purp le in M.-ntgoinory-county. Ir.d.. be- sold t-, «:it5-.fy ?i!d e.*-rulioti. inter-e-.t*. ai-d p' »". and if the ninu "ill not t.rins a «uTieient »»itu to- -ati'fy said •'xecution, I will t) '. ?arne day .it tti- •nmc v' the fee »lm ol« of said r«-al c-'.,i*e. to .iti»!y a ju-U-men: for nine hundred nr.d fifty-two aud Ti—lirl rtoi-!»r-"•^••thf-r with interest ar..t oust, nitbuut fr r« valuation ur r.pprai«f-rr.eiit laws, .-aid r»itl e«'-tie taken a* the pr' "I John i!''"' '-r.d Ti^-iihn Kiston l.

SHERIFFS SALE.

*1»V virtu*- "f two ereral eteentions, tw-n.«

Jir'-.-t-d Irvtu the Clerk the Circuit Court of Mone^.inery county. Mate of Indiana. ir. favr i.t Alferd Koe and the other in favor Alex. I. liilHcgfly in.-ued to

LIVERY.

HUFF & INSLEY

i'titiit k.(

last a hundred yean. If /oa irint ll\ IKY I^ALL & LEl^ Si AlUifc

£1*

aj Sh«ritf

o! «»i.| County. I will «xt»o»fl t.. «ale at pubiiv mi-tion and tit'-ry.on SAll'It!)A theiSd day ..t Aoril 1""". helwen the hours lOo'clock ui..n dt •.'cl.K'kp. til. ..f -aid day. at the C«ur H.-u-e d'.-r. in the city if Crawt- rds-.-Ule. M.-nt gotnery county. In li-iiia. the rent? and protlt» (or a term not exe-H-ding .-.-ven year--, of the fallowing de«eribed K-al E«tati- III Montgomery

County. Itidiai.n. to-wit The louth hall if ih*? i!orthwej»l quKfter "t -»•*«*ttwcnfy-ninr

thf

jiw• halt*

1.11

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

f0r',r"VW'

the .uthwe^t quarter ot

(u uvt-nty-oin^ W) t?"*1 ^tfhteen [Ifj ranirtf throy (3). to H* iatd }-»eculiun. iiiter.-»u and oi( and it the #saroe will t». brfts. -urn *uflUdeat. satiny said .xewition. I will on the same day tbe jame place." offer the fee simple of said

Real Kit ate or much thereof as uaay be neeejiarT satisfy two several judgemtnw one Tor eight hundre-l and thirty-three and 15—^W dollar* aDd the other for thr-:o hundred and three iT—lW) (lollarr)

Have on hand the he,l cf .in£le or double ™'l Rea^K.taU uka, ihc -,1oPert ... teams, saddle horse*, 4c. Also good laci, t.e« J1

H-

iimiU-' -. ."! Hhena