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CIRCULATION

—Diary of Ifrnn/ Colh RnbinMm.

Indianapolis, Bloomingfon and

Trains arrive at and lacrc dallr follows LKATE: Klpren Mixed ....

Mixed Express

7:30 A. M.

... .12:40 P.M.

ARRIVE

viV

Lonisrillc. New Albany & CllfWUJO

Itail Road.

GOING SOUTH:

Accommodation. Kxpretu, GOINO SOUTH Exprew. Accommodation,

noRXTowN.liy lUck arrives Mondays nnd

DrnnVts Tuesdays

Discoveries .Made b) Irrlricnl. Not a few discoveries in the arts

and sciences have been made or suggested hy accident. The use of the

pendulum, suggested by the vibrating of a chandelier in a cathedral the power of steam, intimated by the 00

cillating of the lid ol a tea-kettle the

but

tbat

WATXjrruwr .... Saturdays .. nv A M.

VCWTCWN.

^ey

0!,

et9

30 a. tn. 31 p. m.

.. in ni a. m. ...S '.* p. m.

Jt Satu-'

depart' same dny* at 12M.

UocsriLLB.b* hack, arrives Mondav.-.

Tuwlnyg. ..

by. carrier arrives

Dy ci Thursdays and Saturday."....12 M. departs «nmc day? at 1 P. M,

IMDIAKAPOLIR. by carrier arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays 12 Mdeparls same days at." 1*. M.

Wcalcj't* Prcachlug.

It was, I believe, in October, 1790, and not long before his death, that I heard John Wesley in the great, round meeting house at Colchester. Fie •tood in a wide pulpit, and on each tide stood a minister, and the two held him up, having their hands under his armpits. His feeble voice was hardly audible. But his reverend couoteuanee, especially his long, white locks formed a picture never to be forgotten.. There was a vast crowd of lovers and admirers. If was, fur the most part, pantomime, but the pantomime went to the heart. Of the kind, I never saw anything comparable to it io after life."—P. 19. This incident was never forgotten by Robinson. He often related it at his own table, with the addition, that so greatly was Wesley reverenced, that the people stood in double line to see him pass through the streets on his way to the chapel. Ia a letter written at another time, and not knowing the man I should almoBt have ridiculcd his figure. Far from it now. I look upon him with a respect bordering on enthusiasm. After the people had sung one verse of a hymn, he rose and said, "It gives me a great pleasure to find that you have not lost your singing. Neither men nor women—you have not forgot a single nolo. And I hope that by the assistance of the same God, who enables you to sing well, you may do all other things wcll. A universal 'Amen' followed. At the end of every head or division of his discourse, he finished by a kind of prayer, a momentary wish, as it were, not consistipg of more than three or four words, which were always followed by a universal buzz. His discourse was short, the text I could not hear. After the last prayer ho rose up and addressed the people upon liberality of sentiment, and spoke much against refusing to join with any congregation on account of difference of opinion. He said, 'If they do but tear God, work righteousness, and keep His commandments, we have nothing to object to."

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utility of cn:il fjus for l^lit. expert- Emperor Napoleon, in view of the im-

mcuted upon by an ordinary tobacco pipo of while clay: the magnify my property of the lens, stumbled upon

by an optician's apprentice while hoi ding spectaclo-^hs^es .between his thumb and finger—ire well known instances in proof of the fact.

Galvanisti) was discovered lv accident. Professor Gaivnni. of Holognn. in Italy, give, his uiine to the opera

tion, but his wife is considered as ac

tually entiiled to the credit of the discovery. She being in bad health, some frogs were ordered for her. As they lay upon the tab'e. skinned, she noticed that thejr limbs became strongly convulsed when near an electrical conductor. She called her bus band's attention to the fact he instituted a series of experiments, and in 17S9 the galv/^iic battery was invented.

Elovcu years later, with that di--eovery for his basis. Professor Alessandro Volta, also au ltali.iu, nnnouccd bis discovery of the "voltaic pile.'

Tbe discovery of glass makiug was effected by seeing the sand ritrilied upon* w^ich afire had been kindled.

Blaocort says that the making of day afternoon, r«

Glass pc-arls, though among tho most beautiful, inexpensive and common oraments worn by the ladies, arc

roduced by a very singular process, 1856. a Venetian named Jaquin discovered that the scales of a fish, called bleak-fish, possessed property of commuaicating a pearly hue to the Water. He found, by experimenting, that beads dipped into this water astamed, when dried, the appesarnce of pearl*. It proved, however, that the pearly coat, when placed outside, was •asily robbed off, aud the Dcxt im-

{ow.

iroremeat was to make the beads hoi-, Tbe making of these beads is carried on to thi* day io Veuiee. The btada are all blown separately. By IBMDS of a small tube the Imtides are

tTHE BBVIEW. I delicately coated with the pearly! further misled by the statements of PHYSICIAN. liquid, and a wax coating is placed some citizen? of Homer, who said that over that. It requires the scales of about forty bead of cattle had passed 1KW 31. If. fonr thousand "fish to produce half a through that place. Tele-rams were

eraly pay through the nose, amassed a there is any discord, it is to

at fortune for having been ruined. journed until after the

vcdne»lay«and Friday....•»v. p. Thp Siircoss of Prussia and the llalanfc the present Government of Napoleon 1 depart* luesdayj. Thur dayp. and Saturday- fi,4 A. M. r.

two provinces of Alsace and hcTraine, and, in addition, to bear the entire ex

pense of the contest, she becomes, incomparably, the great military State of the Continent.. Indeed, so vast

will be her military power that it will seriously threaten the destruction of

the balance of power among Europeau

nations, to maintain which has always been the object of its cabinets and of

its armies. Within four years she will have beaten down and crushed to the earth the great military monarchies of

France aud Austria, who alone, save Russia, have any chance of disputing with her the Continental supremacy. Within that length of time she will

virtually have conquered and aunexed so many adjoining States and

kingdoms as to bring up her population from less than twenty-five to fortyone millions of people. All this im

mense population, under her iron military rule, which forces every man, without exception, into the army, is virtually a camp, which is in motion at once at. a word from Berlin. If she has France at her feet, she will be a consternation among the smaller and minor powers. How long will it take the anaconda, which has, since 18(54, swallowed up half of Denmark and a large portion of Germany, with parts of France to complete its repast by the addition of Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, the rest of Denmark and Austrian Germany A gigantic State must have armies that will seriously tnenanee the independence of all Europe. There will come a coalition against her by the remaining powers, England, Russia and Austria. The jealousy which prevailed against France under the Frst Napoleon must be transferred to Prussia. Already in her success, we see indications of it. The rest of Europe can hardly look on with in indigerence aud see so gigantic a nation as France—so indispensibie an element in the balance of power combination—crushed and destroyed. If they do, then let Russia look out for herself, for the armies which have man-lied on Vienna aud Paris will next go to St. Petersburg and virtually make the Baltic Sea a Prus sian lake. Of all the European nations, Prussia is the only one which, on that Continent, has made large ter ritorial aggrandizements since 1815. She is the menacing, restless matrtial power. Two or three year a^o the

meuse expense of maintaining the siandiug armies of Europe, proposed to the different countries a plan of a general disarmament. All assented to it save Prussia. With the sword that country has done all. ft is hard ly two centuries since it w.u the petty Duchy of Bradenberg. By its share in the partition of Poland—the great est crime of the Eighteenth century, by its conquests in Germany and its dispoilintr of Denmark, and by the military system of Frederick the Great, it has built up that fabric of power which is now so dangeroa? to all the adjoin iog State?. As we have said, if successful in this contest. Prussia will soon be involved in a general war. in which she will have to face the eoatitiou of the (,'ont.iuent. backed up the military and uavai power of Gre-U Hritaiu. In that event this war wili be but the commencement of a long and \iesnerate struggle, boundless iu its cost, and indefiniie in its termination.

Daring Cattle Thief.

Mr. Eaton, foreman for Mr. .1. I'. Alexander, proprietor of the great Sullivan stock farm, near Homer. Illi-

nois. passed through the city on Mon-

route

plate-glass was suggested by the fact to join Mr. Alexander who had proof a workman hnppcoiog to break a

crucible filled with melted glass. The fluid ran under one of the large ftag-

stones with which the floor was paved.

for Cincinnati

ded him thither, in the effort to re

cla,m ?oaie ca,tle stolen froni h,m last

wee

Thirty two head, making two

one day in the early part of Ia»t week.

and, in order to elude pursuit, driven

diately transferred by the robbers to a train for Cincinnati, which place they reached on Friday. It is the custom on the farm of the herdsman to count the cattle every day, and ordinarily the theft would have been discovered almost immediately, and

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pmt of the liquid, to which a small pent the railroad headquarters inqutr quantity of sal-ammonia and isinclaf? ing if any cattle had been shipped VITILL p«y *peei»l attention to «Si»c»rwof

are afterwards added. within a few days preceding, rtnaily st resident, on Market street. opposite ths Lundy Foot, the'celebrated

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manufacturer, originally kept a small struck, and they were traced to Fairtobacconist ?hop at Limerick. On mount, where the fact of their ship-

one nicht his house, which was unin- ment was ascertained. After this the snred, burned to the ground. As he pursuit was quite an easy matter, and

contemplated the smoking ruins on the it was soon ascertained that the cattle

Western Railway* following morning, in a state border- bad reached Cincinnati, and had been CrJiwford*ville ing on despair, some of the poor sold on Friday, but were still there. neighbors", groping among the embers Mr. Alexander and his foreman have for what they could find, stumbled gone thither to reclaim them. Taking upon several canisters of unconsumed it altogether, this was a remarkably

half-baked snuff, which they tried, bold robbery. Under any ordinary and found it so pleasant to their noses circumstances, and but for the illnt^s

ded their waistcoat pock- of the herdsman already referred to.

Lundy Foot, aroused the loss would have been at once de

from his stupor, imitated their exam teeted, and the capture of the thieves pie, and took a pinch of his own prop- by means of telegraph an easy matter erty when he was struck with the

.rrival and Departnro of Mails at the hint, he took another house in a place shade of public feeling iu France, with RRI Sr Po«t Office,in Crawfordrville. I

nao. by ha/k"nrriVe* Tueidays and" Eventually he took a larger house in turned, after long exile, in the .Saturdays in A. M* Dublin, and" making his customers lit- of one of tr.e ^National Uu: 'xrxrrowi!'?bs hacka rri eV TuordriyVA

LaFuyetu Journal, Awj.

superior pungency and flavor it bad acquired from the great to which it liiion in trance. I it had been exposed. Acting upon the It is abundantly evid^nt^that every

|c yard, erected ovens, and 1 the exception, perhaps, of the Social-

AiLT (ioJdr -j about the manufacture of that high- is faction in Pari?, is united in de^

commodity which soon became fense of the country against the Prus

widely known as Black Yard snuff, Mans. Even Victor Hugo lias re

i.. T' .m .u 1 I

the war. Lntil that period arrives,

have the entire command nf the

3ful in the pres- resources of the nation. The war, in

ent. war, if she is able to take Paris every sense, is one of populations,

and compel France to cede to her the

^out equal in number, against each other. TLat it will have a speedy

end, unless there is an intercession of the other great powers of Europe, is highly improbable. The remark of the Empero^ that it would be a long and bloody war, is apparently verified by the present outlook. If the Prussians have any hopb that the march of their armies will cause a revolution in Paris, that will forward their views and lead to peace, they wil be mistaken. It is not likely that in any event a revolution will occur and if there is, it will only be for the purpose of wielding the forces of the Empire with the greater ability against the foreign invader. Torrents of blood are bound to flow, and with alternate fortune, before the waves of war will be stilled.

tiraiit.

The chief pensioner of the Bond

holders, now enjoying himself at Long Branch, is beginning to awake the an-

ger of even Republican journalists One of them last week said

In the whole history of the Gov ernment, no such flagrant disregard of the public interests and wilful con tempt for public opinion have ever been exhibited by any former Administration. The conduct of the President and his Cabinet in this respect js a shame and a scandal.

The President has been abseut from Washington about one-fourth of the time since his inauguration. He ha? drawn from the Treasury some 610,000 in salary for which 110 pretense of ser vice has ever been rendered. That is to say, be has taken this much pay while running about the country in search of pleasure and amusements, or looking after his personal interests

The President receives 825,000 a year for salary alone, but the appropriations for the White House make it nearly all clear profit. Secretaries, clcrks, messengers, steward, servants, gardeners, laborers, lights, fuel, stationary, green house, kitchen, garden. stables, and numerous other items are paid for out of the pockets of thi people. These appropriations, which were wholly unknown a few years ago have grown up gradually, until they now sum up tens of thousands an nually."

IpoIcoII

a living Death

I he P"H Mali Gazr/le of the Kith itistant. in showin that the failure nf the French Imperial Government is a

proof of the thorough inefficiency of

personal government, adds ••The Emperor can now see enacted in his own life-time the events which would in any case have followed upon his death. The object of his reign has been to build up a .»trong government, under shelter of which the succession should quietly pass to his son. In some respects. Paris seems agreed

C.vLLKOK.N1A is largely eultivatiug, besides the crape, oranges, limes, citrons, figs and walnuts. In Lower California there are are now 7.000 orange trees iu bearing. They Yield from

On raising the stone to recover the car-loads, were taken from the pasture C00 to 1,500 oranges to the. tree, de- Musical Merchandise, glass, it was found in the form of a plato, such as could not be produced by the ordinary. process of blowing.

endin

on th

lroas

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both thieves and cattle captured. It ing tbe canal bond swindle aptly re--so happened, however, that on tbe marks that a platform that opposes day of the theft the herdsman from the resumption of the debt, bestradwhose charge the cattle were stolen was died by a man in favor of the State siclc, and was compelled to entrust his taking possession of the canal and duties to a green hand who did not paying the surrendered bonds, would count accurately. For thi3 reason'the certainly present a fine cartoon for

was not discovered until about {general distribution among the people two days after. Tbe chase was still of the State.

PHYSICIAN

17.

exile, in the costume friiards. If be ad conclusion of

fSiiggieH.

Carriages.

seventy

trees stand on an acre, which cotu

menee prodacillg in eight Jpars 1V om

to tairmount, the first station this side the seed. For srood oranges the price of Ilomer, and there shipped to La- is S20 per 1,000. Lemons, limes and Fayette. From there they were iinme-

y[ J^ crops averaged to be

worth .?1,000 an acre. It takes eight years to get the trees in a condition to bear, however. English walnuts are raised in plenty, and sell at twentyfive cents per pound.

Xew Albr.ny Ledger, in netio

WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1870.

SURGEON.

11 Muboorn or dangerous character. Office

the trail of the missing battle was nS'iVom'ia^fp. I

vrill fluctuate with the times *mrbS6

CABD.

ALBERT C. JENNISON

A tlorncf at l.iir nod

Real Estate Igeut.

Real property of all kinds bought and sola on commission. Kent* colected, taxes paid, notarial business of all kinds promptly attended to.

ofllro In Empire BPk over firori'is Hardware store

Cr.i Affords villo, Indiana:

Vacant and improved lot* ar ly on i-ale.

farm? eon«tant-iu!7'-i "0

CABRIAGES and BUGGHSsST

CRAWFORDSVILLE

\v\(»0\

r-r

WOR KS.

Express Wagons, and

Farmers* Wagons,

Ol' ever* pattern, and «.f superior finish, kept on hand and

MADE to ORTrRtl

W'c pos.--e"s device? for the adjustment ot Axletrees anil Tires, which reduce the draft fully one-third. The-'e devices are po?3CP?ed by no other Carriage Factory in the Lnited States.

We are daily in receipt ol' letters from persons who are u?inz our vehicles in various parts of Indiana and Illinoiy. eert.it'yinsr that in lightness of dralt thee vehicles have never been equaled.

D0HERTY & DEIGHT0N

•. CRAWFORnSVlU.K.TXDIAXA.

TCPRemeinbcr* the place, Washington street opposite 'enterChurch. 1)011 ERTY it DKIGUTON. mar6'09yloct. 10.

SPOOL COTTON.

THE CELEBRATED

A.T, S TE WARX& CO.'

C0R

McClure, Fry & Co, JTR A WFOiinsYi f/i.r:

to act. as though the grave had already closed on him. If he had died a month ago. it is to the .Ministry which has just resigned that he would have bequeathed the care of his dynasty and from their conduct under I lie depression of one or two lost battles, he may ju ige of their capacities for such a trust. He must sometimes inive questioned with himself what would be the tVc of an heir committed 'o such hands, and now his question is answered as plainly as though he could have revisited in spirit the scene he had loft in the flesh. He sees while living. the authority lie would have left to govern France fall to pieces in a panic of incapacity. His Ministers are such as he lias made them. They are as good ns the exigencies of the Imperial system would allow him to secure: and ns soon as the trial cotnes they show that have neither head nor pla,n. nor htinds to execute, nor heart lo rule. tVhere are the trusted councilors to whom the Empire would turn for aid if the sovereign were suddenly removed by death? 11' there arc none forthcoming when he is for the time removed by military necessities. and discredited by niUitnrw disasters, what chance is there that a vacant throne and an incursion of Republicanism would bring them to light 7 The collapse which threatens the dynasty to-day would ultimately have overtaken it under any circumstances whatever.

H\IIA\A.

illiiet '711 3ib

ORGANS, MELODEONS, &c.

BENHAM BROTHERS,

Music Dealers

-IO

Kasl.-.Washington Street..

ISK I.

IiiriiniiaitoHs.

.*!»lr

,t||i'iir) lor

I nclianapolis

Piano Manufacturing

COMPANY

Western Piouos

FOR WESTERN MEN

The increasing popularity for these cclob'ntcd instrnmenf is a triumphant emiorsein. n: t.f tlieir grent superiority.

Wcsell our pianos on it.? merits nioin-. aod a-k nothing for the name imprinted on it.

rurml .Isfiicj liiili ina for Ilia-

CELEBRATED BURDETT ORGAN,

The best Reed instrument

Impoi ti.rr und iiolesale dealers in all kinds of

Brass & German Silver Instrument

DRUMS, CYMBALS,

Band Music and

Music Books.

We have perfected arrunficuieuLs for the extension and enlargement of our rapidly growing busine#'. which five as facilities possejsrd by no other bouse in Indiana. A rim to our store will pay any nno.

inlyl TO

BROTHERS.

TUE NEW SYSTEM OKCUBE

For

AT A. H, THROAT DISEASES

ASTHMA BRONCHITIS

\NP

COSUWIPTIOIM!

Introduced in the West by

DR. J. HALE.

AT Ilk*

IS PENS A & SIT KG

UlIliLEKS' BLOCK,

1NDIANA POLLS. INDIANA.

HAS

been attended with the most unqualified success and received the commendations of thousands of»the best citizens of this city and State. May be dnsnsted daily. perfnaly or by letter.

Also, at the earnest solicitation of many old patient*1, the Doctor will still continue t» visit Crawl'ordsville the SKCOXt) THURSDAY in each month for ()NK DAY ONLY

JCpConsultntion free, and terras of treatment within reach of all. Kooms at the Richardson House.

DR J. HALE.

EDUCATIONAL

WABASH COLLEGE. THK

Fall term in this Institution will begin Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A, ii.. September 7. lSTd. Catalogues sent, or information «iven, upon application to any member of the Faculty or to the reasurer of tho Cul'i'S".

A.THOMPSON

auyO Treasurer Wabash Colleire.

DRUGS.

T. W. FRY CO.

Have lust opened n-fm« assortment nl

Drugs, Paints.

Chemicals,

Oils, Dye Stuffs,

Toilet & Fancy

ARTICLES,

Cigars & Tobacco,

OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

TT7"'/" 1ALL nnd see u», Exchange Rlock. Main street. I door West Corner Hook Store, iune S3W tf T. \V. l-'KV .4 CO.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

NOTICE

THt UNITED STATES

is hereby (riven to the citizens of

rof

Commissioners of Mont- I

soinery county in the State of Indiana, at their next regular session commencing on the first Monday in September, A. 1). 1ST0, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity a quart at a lime, under the Temperance

Ithanof

JIHV 1H51I. for the term of one year. My niaee of business and the premises whereon said liquors aro to ho sold and drank is located on part, nf lots ninety f.W) and ninety-two as recorded in the original plat of the town of Craivf'ordsville, l.'nion township Montgomery eounty. State of Indiana, described as follows Beginning furty feet south of the northwest corner of lot number ninety-two running thence south twenty-one feet and three inches. thence east one hundred arid sixty-five. vl05) feet, thence north t.venty-one feet and three inches, thence west one hundred and sixty- 1 five (liiS) feet to the place of beginning. I augUw4 MICHAEL KKI.LEV.

NOTICU OF APPLICATION.

OTICE is hereby L'nioii township,

iven to the citizens of Montgomery county, In

diana. that. I. John Carrol, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. Slate of Indiana. of tho age of twenty-one years, will apply to the lioard of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State ot Indiana, at their next regular session, commencing on tho first Monday of September, A. I). 1^-TU, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a. 111110 under the Temperance law of I lea!), for the term of one year. My place of bufines&and tlie premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and Orank is MI timed on part of 1 lot number ninety-two (!«). in the original plat I I of the city of Crutrfordsvillc. I'nion township.

Moniguiaury County. Indiana, designated and

bouuilcd as follows Hcginning tweuty (20) feet souili of the northeast corner of tho said lot. I running ttiencc west oiguty-two and a half I l--i) teet. thencc south twenty (s!0) l'uet. thence east eigmy-two and a hall (fJi) feet to tho east lino ot said lot, thence north twenty (-0) feet to tile place of ln-L'inuiilg augiMiJ JOHN" CAKliOL.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

JOTICL is hereby given to the citizens rk township, Moiitgiunury connty. Indi at I. JamJS Kelley. a white nialo in habitant of M.juigomjry county, in the State Indiana, of the agu of twenty-one years, wil apply lo the Hoard of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in tbe Slate of lndiaua, at their next regular session, commencing on the first .Monday of September, A. J». 1-7(1, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a lime, under the Temnerance Law of the Slate ol Indiana approved March 5 lc'o9. for term of one year. My place of busine-s' and the premises whereon said liquors are to

1 bo sold and drank is .-ituated on l"l number eight (?). in block uumber »ix. (ij

iu 1 lie original pint of the town ol Lidoga,

1,ir lp ,!i

mi ry ma!y lndi

'"'a.

bounded as follows Heginoing at the center ol said lot number (•-"), on ihe east .-ida and run111 tig thence norih eighteen (l-j feet, thence

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

VTOTICK is hereby Clark Town-hip.

jiven to tho cit'zcn= of .Mi ntu'nmery r-o. rit.-ite

•f Indiiina, thnt I. John Mahony.a white ma!*inhabitant of Montsotncry county, in the State ot Indiana, of the :12c of twenty-one. years, will apply to the Hoard of Commi^-'ioners of Montjoinery county, in the State of Indiana. *U their next regular fe.-.-ion comtnencins on tne first Monday of September. A. It.. J-To for a licensc to retail intoxicalini liquor- in a le-5 quantity! than a qiMrt at a time, under the Tcinpcrancc I,aw of I-.V.1. for the term of one year. .My place o| busiiie.-i and the premise? whereon said liquor- are tc be sold ^md drank is situated on ths

southwest corner of tbe south hall of the west bait' of lot number two [2], in John Myers' addition to the town of Ladoga, bounded nn tho west by Franklin street and on the south bv Elm street. Said buildup is -ituated on iho southwest corner of the .ibove described lot. which is on the «iiuheast corner of Kim nnd! Franklin streets in the town o! Ladosr.i, .Montcoinery county, Indiana. aufi«4 JOHN MAHONY.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

Stateof Indiana.of thepge of twenty-one years, I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, at their next regular session commencing on the first Monday in September. A. I). IBTO. for a IiCtnse to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quanMity than a qu-irt at a time, under the Tempcrpr.oe Law ot H39, lor the term of one year. My place «f business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank, is situated on part of lot number eighty eight in the original plat if the city of Oawfordsville,

Montgomery county. State of Indiana, designated and bounded as follows Beginning on the south side of Vernon street, seventeen [l"i. feet east from the northwest corner of said lot. running thence east fifteen and two-thirds feet, thence south one hundred and sixty-tivu [ICS] feet to the alley, thence west fifteen and two-thirds 115S feet, thence north one hundred and sixty-five I itiS] feet tn the place of beginning. augflw4 MICHAEL SELLERS.

PBOFESSIONAL. H. T. HELMBOLD'S COLUMN. HOOFLAND'S MEDICINES.

MANHOOD

In the Youni and

I RISING GENERATION.

The \egelati\e powers of life .ire strong, but

in a few years how often the palid hue. the

ful and rural exercise. thoit?htsnr« turned in

ward upon themselves.

If the patient be f..-rnale. the approach of the

menses is looked for with .inxiety. lis the first

sympton in which Nature is t.. iboiv her pi»w-r

in diffusing the circulation and visiiins the

cheek with the bloom of health. Alas increase

of appetite has grown by what it fed on tho onersjiesof the system are prostrated, and tho

whole economy is deranged. The ben uliful and

wonderful period in which body and mind un

dergo so fascinating a change from child to woman, is looked for in vain the parent's heart

bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the Brave but waiting for it* victim.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BI CIIl.

For weakness arising from cxcossus of indiscre

tion. attended wirli the following symptoms

lt!ilinpoiili«ii to Exrrlion I,no* of Power. 1.0*4 of •VI nnnry, Difficulty ol ciicriil Wrnknna, Horror ol DIFTCNAC, WEAK IVRRTOX, Trt mliliiiy, Di-r.-irifiil Horror of Death, Nij|hl Nnrnti, Cold Fen, Wnkrfiilne**, Dim ill'** of Vitioii. I.iiii^our, I'liivrr«nI r.a««itiiilc ol the I*liiti'iilsir S*j-«leiii, Oflru Vtiioriiiou« Appetite. with Dcspi'plir .MyIII iloiil«, Hot

Ilnrtil*,^ FlilMiiiig of th« Ruly. Dryness of the Nltin. I'.illiil Coimtrnnncc mill Kriipiiona on the Face, I*J1 in ill the

Union township, Montcomer.v county, State of Tndibna, that I. Miulmel el ley, a white male inhnbitnntnf Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, of the nun of 21 years, will apply to the Hoard

Ruck, Heariiir»« of tli Fyeli«l«, Fr'|iiriilly Itlnclc HpotM Flying before tlic Kycn,

CJrent ^lobility, ItcntlcMMir**, with Horror of Society.

Nothing desirable to 11.-Ii patients than

nf themselves: No Repose of Manner. 11

tion from one question to another.

Hoofland's Uprmau Bitters, lloofland's German Tonic. Floofland-s PodophrHiu Pill, Hoofland's (.writ Oil.

lack-lustre eye nnd emaneiated form, and the

impossibility of application to mental effort,

show it? baneful influence, ll. soon beeome.a ev-

ident to the observer that some depressins in-

fluence is chcekinc the development of the body

Consumption i? talked of. and perhaps the

youth is removed from sc'u-ol and sent into the

country. This is one of the worst movements, Removed from ordinary diversions of the evei-

cbansins scenes of the city, the powers of the

body, too much enfeebled to eive /.est ro health

Ear-

These symptoms, if allowed to g.. on—-which

tfci" Medicine invariably removes—soon follows

Loss of 1'i.wer, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fit", in

one nf which the patient may expire. v*a

During the Superintcndf ticy of Dr. W il-on

at the Hloomingdale Asylum, these -ad results

occurred to two patients reason had fo

left then., and hoth died of Epilepsy

wi'ie ol" bi.th -eve- arid abmi. incntv

Whoi an aii.v that the-e

sanity nnd Consumption

'nils.- wc regret the existence of the above

discrses and symptoms, we arc prepared to ofT'-r

wet fitly leet. theuce south eighteen CtS) an l.ivaluabl. gitt I !eet. thence cast tiiry .iu fe!t to the placu of beginning. I aua«irt4 .JAMES KELLEY.

trj. for iic rnno al

con-'eqncnce1-.

HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID

Extract ofBuchu

There i-no tonic like it. ll is uu anchor

lioollaodV (icrmaii Bitters

A Bittern without Alcohol or Spirits of any Kind.

Is different from all others, it is composed of the pure juices or Yitnl Principal of Root#. Iferbs and Harks Cor.af medicinally termed ex tracts,) the worthless or inert portions of the ineredients not being used. Tbereforo. in one bottle of this bitters there is contained as much medicinal virtue as will lie found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Roots. Ac., used in this Bitters arc grown in Germany their vital principles oxtractcd in that country by scientific Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no spiritous ingredients, this Hitters is free from the objections urged against all others no desire for stimulants can be induced from their use they can not make drunkards, and cannot, under anv circumstances, have anv but :i hi*iielii»inl e(TVv»t.

lloofland's German Tonir

Wad compounded '.or those not inclined to extreme bitters. and is intended for use in cases when soino alcoholic stimulant, is required in connection with the Tonic properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of die Tonic contains one bottle of thebitters, combined ivith pure Santn Crux Ruin, anil flavored in such manner that the extreme bitterness of tho Hitters is overcome forming 0 preparation highly iigreeable and pleasant to tl.o palato. and containing the medicinal virtues ot the bitters. The prir-e nf the Tonic is Si so pi. bottle, which many per-rna think too high. Thc.v must take intn consideration thai tho stimulant usnd is guaranteed to be of a pure quality. A poor article could bo furnished at aehcaper price, hut is it not better to pay a little more aud get a hot ter article I A medicinal preparation should contain none 1 hut tho best ingredients, and thev who expect to obtain a cheap compound will most certainly be oh cut I'd,

They are the Greatest Remedies

the Liver, or Digestive Organs impure blood.

Trail-i-

nestness, 110 Speculation, but a hurrii

T\KKN INTKKNAI.I.V.—It

11'

direful

dis

qUejitlJ" followed by those

The re

.PIS

li! tnt

In=anc Asylums, and tin- melancholy dca ths by 4

Con.-umntion. bear .nnpie witness the truth

of fhe assertions. In Lunatic Asylum- the

most melancholy exhibitions appear-. I'lie

countenance i-actualiv sodden and qutle dm-

titute—neither Mirth or Urief ever visits i'.

Should a sound of the voice ..ccnr it i- rarely

articuifttc.

recorded

W itli woelul m-.-asurt- wan De-pair

Low sullen sounds their grief beguile,l.'-

,|0in

,.(1

hope 10 the Surgeon and patient, and this is

testimony of al! who havo u«el or porscribed it.

Sold l.y and

-i

•j 'V'OTICK is hereby given to the citize is of I'nion township. Montgomery county, in 4 the Slatcot" Indiana, that I. Michael Sellars a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county

To U.

lers Every Ii ere.

Price $1,25 per bottle, or six bottle* for

Delirered to anj address. Describe symptom1!

in all communications.

Address H. T. I1ELMUULU. Drug and Chemical Warehouse •'•W Broadway, New ^'ork.

NONE AHE GEN INE L'NLESS DONE UP in iteel-engraved wrapper, with fac-similie of my Chemical Warehouse and signed

j^lyQ TO ly

H. T. HELMBOLD-

•r '7r?Trw

E. J. BtNPOBD

1 ness of Blood to the Head. Acidity of the Stoinacli. Nausea. Heart-burn Disgust for Food, I Fullness or Weight in 'he

Stomnch. Soar Eruc- I

tations. Sinking or Fluttering at, the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the llead. Hurried or Difficult, llrcathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in a Lying l'osture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs

The use of the Hitters 01 Tonic will soon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and tho patient will become well nnd beilthy. tf A I! tf A 1

Hack and

will cure Kidncy

(.'omplaint?. Hiickachcs. Sick Ilcadaciic, Colic. Dysentry. Diarrlio-a. Cholera Infantum. Choleia Morliu-. Cramps and pains in the Stomnch.

md Ague Cough* Colds. Asthma.

Dr. Ilooflaiui's Po(lo|ilivliiii,

Ht SUJSTITCTE F'.Vil MEKCl iiV I'll.!,.

Two Pills a Dosa.

•till yet nnioev ithnrlic known.

1,1 Vegetable

It is not ncccs-ary to take a handful these fill-to proiliicc the dc-iiud eifjet two of them I act quickly and iwerfully clcan'in? Li'.'cr,

,i I{.,wcls of all imparities. The

princinal irisrcdient ii I'll 1 phvllin. or tho Alcoholic Extract of Mandrake, which is by in.iny times more I'owcrfui. Acting and Soarciin?, than the Mandrake ir-e!f. The peculiar action is upon the Liver, cleaning it speedily from all oh-1-uctioris. Willi all the power rif -rcury. yet Ircj from the inj nrioo Results nttache 1 to the use of thai mineral.

For all dis'ia-es. in which the u-e of cathartic is indicated, '.hc.-e I'ilN will -five entir'- «ntlfaction in every case. Th.-y never fail

In case of Liver Complaint. Dy-pepsi.-i and c.\trcme Cistivenesj. 1.1 r. H.i'.C.jnd's (io.-rnan I'ittcrj or Tonic should be mcd in connccction with the J'ills. Tho t..nio effect of the Hitters or Tonic builds up the system. Tin Hitters or Tonic purifies the Wood, -tren^then-i the Nerves and regulates the Liver, and eive* 'trenifth. energy and viuor.

Keep your b-jwei-'active with th1: Pills, and tone up the system with Hitters or Tonic, aud no disease -:an retain its hoi.I. or ever n-ail

I These Me'iieines are Sold by ail Druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. Hecollcet that it is Dr. Hoolland's Ormin.

Kerncdies, that are «o universally used ask rccoaimerided do no* allow the druggUt t" induce you to takeanything eNo that he may say is I just as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. T'ae«c Remedies will be sent by expre«s to

CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor Formerly C. M. JACKSON" CO

These Remedies are for sale by Druggists. Storekeepers. and Medicine Dealers everywhere throughout the United States aud (Canndaj .J South America and the West Indie«" july-2 70 ly 1

BSOS' COL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

GREAT REMEDIES.

DR. JOHN BULL,

MANUFACTURER AND VEXDKR OF THE

'Celebrated

BULL'S TONIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE OP

AGUE AND FEVER

OR CHII.I.S AND FEVWl.

pHE proprietor of thi.* celebrated medicinr justly claims for it. superiority over nil remedies ever offered to the public for thn^afe. c»r tain speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Ter, or Chills and Fever, wheihernf short or

IOJIB-Fe

standing. He refers to the entire West ana SontK.tobenr him testimony to the truth of the assertion, that in no case whatever will it fail to cure, ii tho directions are iilrictly followed and curried out. I a great many cases a cinglo dose has been sufficient for a euro, ami whole fnmilies have been cured by asingle bottle, with a pcrfect restoration of general health. It i.«. however, prudent, and inovery case more certain to cure, if its u«« is continued in-smaller doses for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long standing cases. f:suiilly, this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good ordur, should tho patient, however, require a cathartic medicinoafter bavins' taken three or four doses of the Tonic, a single dose of Hull's Yegetabl* Family Pills will be sufficient.

DR. JOHN Hlilil/S Principal Oflioe JMo. -IO dtlta, i'ra»dlr«Tl, l.ucartvai.i.fc,

WORM

Known

fet

I'or l.lVKIt CilMI'L AI Nl'. IIKSI'KI'.SI.I. NKKVOI'M tiKiiti.rrv. .1 .urxnicK. disease

OF THE KIHSKV

KIUTTIOSS of Tin: SKIS, and all diseases arising from disordered I,ivr Stomach or ISIITKITV OF-

THK iii.oon.

Keinl the following Symptom Constipation. Flatulence. Inward l'ile.-. Full-

KV.

E. J. Binford & Bro.. Agents.

HUM/S

DESTROYER.

To Uuitod States and Wide Headers.

World

received nmriy testimonials from pro'siorml and moriical men a« my almanacs ami various publica'ions have shown, nil of

HAVE fo»ssinr

and vario which arc genuine. The following from highly educated popular physician in (ieorsin. is ccr'ainly one of the most sensible communications I havo ever received. Dr. Clement knows exactly what ho speaks of, and his testimony deserves to ho written in letters of gold. 'Hear what the Doctor says of Hull's Worm Destroyer:

Vu.l.ANOlV, W AI.KKKCOFNTV, 4.,J .Iiine '2!'. it'M. Da, JOHN IIFM.—Dear Sir: 1 have recently given your worm destroyer several trial" 11 nil find it Wonderfully efn*iicioit'. It has not failed in a single instance to have the wished for effect. I am doing a pretty large coun'ry practice, and have daily use for some nrticle of that kind. I am freo to confess that I know of no remedy rocommcndcd by the able-it authors that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the contrary tlicy are uncertain in the extreme. My objeel in writing you this is to find out upon what terms I can get the medicine directly from you. If I can

it 011 easy terms, I shall use a great deal of it. am aware that tho ii-c of such articles is contrary to the touching? and practice of agrent majority of tho regular line of M. D.'s. but I can see no just cause or good senu in discarding a remedy which wo know to l^e efficient, simply because we may be ignorant of its combination. For my,part, 1 shall nmko it arulc to usoall nnd any means toallcviiite sulfering huiinimty which I m:iy ho utile to command—not hesitating because some 0110 more ingenious than uiysell may have I' arncd its ejects first and seeurred the sole rignt to secure that knowledge. However. I am by no menus an advocnto or supporter of tho thousands nf worthless nostrums that Hood tho country, that purport cure nil in.iuucr of disease lo which hum 111 flesh is heir. I'le.isc reply soon and inform mo of your best terms.

I 11111 iir. most respectfully. Jt LICSI'. CLEMENT,.M.D.

E. J. Binford & Bro., Agents.

1 before the Sight. Duli I'ain in tho Head. Deficiency of I'erspiration. Veil on ness of the Skin Eyes. I'ain in tho Side. Hack. Chest, Limbs, Ac.

Sudden Flushes of Heat, liurniiy in tho Flesh, Constant imaginings of Evil, and Ureal Deprns-

S it a no in re re a or a S pi it A he in at is as

I'ombi (d with

I S

Dr. ll»oilaiir« («n'ck Oil. A jjood reasnii for the L'rtptiiins Kaith.

Llglitiilnt: I urt-lor all hlnil- nl I'alus anil \rlics. jj,

AITI.IK: E.STKKSAI.I.V.—It will i-iire all kinds of I'ains and Aches such as Rheumatism. Neuralgic. Toothache. Chilblains. Sprains, Hru Fr"~t Hit'.'*, Headache. I'ain in thr Loins. I'ain* in ths Joints and Limb-. Sting- of [usee J. liingworrn-. etc.

A I A

Captains Letter and tin' Letter from his mother:

Kenton Ilarrnclc. Mo. April 311. I^Utl. K. Jolts Kt'l.t.— Dear Sir. Rowing thoefficy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and

bennfical qualities 11 possesses. send you thefollowing la lenient of my case I was wounded about, two years ago. was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Hcin 'j moved sooften my wounds have not hca'cd yet. I havo net sat up a moment since I was wounded. I am shot through tho hip*. My gen-i eral health is impaired, and I need so'u"thiiig to I assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsa-

pariila than in anything else. I wi-di that that isi{criuine. I'lcnse express ine half a do*cn hotti''s. and fibUL'e. ., rT. f. P. JOHN'S"\.......

St. Loui«, Mn.

P. S.—Ihc lolloiviiic was written April 30, l'-'i.i.by Mrsjennio Johnson, mother of (.aptnin Johnson.

Ihi. JOHN' Ilrr.f.—Dear Sir My hii»band. Dr. C. S. Johnson was a skilled-ursjeon and physician in central New Yorfi. where he died. Icavinti the abovu P. Johnson to my caro. At thirteen years af aire he had a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which Rave your Sarsaparilla. It en red him. I have (or ten years recconimendcd it to many in New \ork, Ohio, and Iowa. Tor scrofula, lever pores, and general debility. Perfect succc5s has attended it. Tho ures effected in somo cases ot si-rofula anil fever pores wero almost miraculous. Iain very nnxious lor my sori lo attain have recourse to your Sarsaparilla.' He is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds were terrible.but 1 believe he will recover. Kespeotfully.v

JENNIE JO UN SUN.

E. J. Binford & Bro., Agents.

nru/s

CEDRON BITTERS

A 1: (1 E N I |MI I'M E N TS.

ArkiiiisjLS hoard froni.

Testimony of Mfdical .Men.

Stoney Point. White Co.. Ark.. Map -iJ. Idtkl. Db Jons Iir LI.— Dear Sir. Last l-ebruaryl was in Louisville purcha.-ingdrug^, aud gut some of Tour Sarsaparilla and I'edron Bitters.

My son-in-law who was v»iih tne in the store has been down with the rheutmatism for some time, commenced on the Bitters and soon found hisgeneral health improved.

any locality, upon applicatitou to tho PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at. the (iertnan *,M"dicine Store. Til Arch Street Philadelphia.

Dr. is!, who has been in bad health, tried thera. and he also imoroved. Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several yean—stomach and liver effected—improved very much by the use of your billers. Indeed the Cud run Bitters has given you great popularity in this settlement. I think 1 can sell a great quantity of your medicines this fall.especially your Cedrou Hirers and Sarsaparilla. Ship iue via Memphis.care of Rickerl Neely.

Respectfully. B.WALKER:

Prepared by DK. JOHN BULL »t hi* Laboratory, Fifth street. Ltuisville. Ky. Kor Sale by

E- J. Binford & Bro. Crawfordsville, Ind.

JanP-70-l»