Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 September 1870 — Page 4

THE

WEEKLY REVIEW

A Paper for the People,

O. H. BOWEN Proprietor.

CITYJJIEWS.

THE weather ibis week has been fialubri-

Oo and see the greatwizard to-nigh( at Eltstroth hall. MR. A. F. RAMSAY, has moved into his new quarters in the McClelland Hall building-

MB. JJ. II. OdDORN will lecture fti the Court House to morrow evening at four

o'clock. Subject, '•Spiritualism.1'

TOE match game of isc ball, between the famous "Red Stockings" of Cincinnati, and the "Montgomcryn'' of this city lias

been postponed.

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UTA VT

EXHIBITION or

ART.—Newman

GUTHRIE

A TERRIBLE

AND

MAX CRUSHED

Talley.

Social and Political Reform,

l« published erery Silcrdi

OFFICE—

N,ti0n MhJn

CRAWFORDSVILLE. JXD.

TERMS:

8in*le copy, one year S2 lis months J" Ihrre months...'-.. J) Ten enpie*. one year. to one addre«s 1"» 00

force of workmen are busily en

gaged, with the assistance of four construction trains, in graveling and leveling the track between our city and Covington.

Tne Fouil House is the place to get a goo^ "square meal.'' The table is always auppliod with the very best the market affords. Charges reasonable.

TOE Second Nine, of this city, and the "Wcarc Coraiug" Base Ball Club, of Ladoga, played a match game at Ladoga on last Tuesday. Full particulars of the game will be given in our next issue.

PROr. MARSII is trying to raise enough money to purchase on organ. Whether his design is to purchase the "radical organ" over the way, wo are not posted.

FATAL C.UJALITY—A

DKVTU.— Last Wednesday

Mr. Stephen Potts, one of the most respected and esteemed citizens in our count}' met with a terrible accident that resulted in instant death. The scene of the dreadful affair took place in field where the do- I ceased had been employed dining the day ir. digging a pit to bury an immense bowldor. Being entirely alone at the time, no one witnessed the plunge of the enoriuouSs rock which crushed the victim into a shapeless mass. From the position of the body, which was found about three o'clock in the afternoon, it seems that the deceased had commenced climbing out of the pit, when tho rock topling over, fell upon his breast and abdomen, killing him instantly This •ad and heartrending nfl'air has thrown a gloom over our community.

}-lTnE following appeare.1 iu this week's Journal:

A CHALLENGE.

We, the undersigned", journeymen bricklayers, have understood that certain thiee brick-layers could lay more brick than we could in a given time, this is to give notice that wc are ready and witling to meet them tnd test tho matter. We challenge tliem lo a trial. If accepted please notify us at once, that the proper arrangements may be made. ,.\V. II. RYONOLD,

BRYANT HALL, GEO. W. WHITE.

Crawfordsvilie, August 31, 1870. The above challengo is excepted, and we willing to test the matter at any time and place :he challenging party may designate. Put up or shut up. ..... E. MCMAHAN,

W. M. LASE.V, T. J. CHUSE.

Crawfordsvilie, September 3, 1870.

BROWN'S VAIITR, August 30, 1870. BOWEX :—Permit me, through the columns of your paper, to speak a few few words iibout our meeting here last Bight, which was addressed by our able and eloquent candidate for Representative, John W. Copner. A few days' notice that Mr Copner would address tbe people at this place, called out quite

large crowd. The

liouve, at an early hour, was filled with anxious persons to hear tbe first political speech of tbe campaign. Mr. Copucr completely surprised every one present by the able manner in which ho discussed the political 4ttestioM of the day. A better speech ha*

If you want a cheap hat Hut Store of John Line.

& Emmons

have on exhibition at their jewelry & picture •tore, some very fine Paintings which the public are invited to call and examine.

Paor. MCCALLISTER, the great Wizard of tho world, has been performing his wonderful sleight-of-hand tricks at Eltroth hall to large audiences. lie gives his last exhibition in this city to-night.

AIL lovers of the "mysterious"' will not fail to avail themselves of the last opportunity given to see Prof. McCallister, the greatest legerdemain performer in the World.

BROTHER'S market is daily

supplied with the choicest and best variety of fresh meats to bo found in the city. For a nico steak or roast, or a good article of pork sausage, their establishment is the placc to get it.

A MR. MILUOA?, from Wave and, while passing along the walk in front of the new brick building now in course .of construction on tho corner of Vernon and Washington streets, was slrtisk by a falling brick in tho face and seriously injured.

CYRUS, the chief musician of Cruwfordsvillo, has taken unto himself a woman. May they have all the bliss this life can afford. Wc understand the Professor and la. dy iutend taking trip to Thorntown. May heaven's blessing attend ilictit in the journey. li»i wi

Tlit'Rt: will be a meeting of German citixons to-night at the Court House for the purpose of raiding funds to be sent to Germmy for the relief of the widows and orphans of the war. Good speakers, both American and German, will address the meeting. The Silver Band tVill be present and discourse music for the ore.ision. A largo turnout of our citizens is miticip'itpd-

UNDER the auspices of our German citilens, a meeting of the people will be held

at. the Court House to-uiglit, to giveexpressons of sympathy and assist by material aid, tho widows and orphans of the Fatherland, whose husbands and fathers have fallcn in the terrible war now raging between Prussia and Frauce. Every citizen should turn out and contribute liberally towards »o charitable and humane a purpose.

not been heard for a long time in Brownt- Lunch every night at Florences' o'clock..

He spoke for about two hour*, and

the closest attention waa given to his remirks. Many Republicans were present, and, from remarks made after the speech, if I not great 1j mistaken, great number will give him their support at the approaching election. It would be us-jless to undertake to follow him in his remarks, as they would have to be heard to be appreciated. As an evidence that bis epeech was well reCeived by all present, Mr. Copner was made to promise to address them again before ihe canvas® is over, and have the meeting in th* day time, so that the old, as well as Jelly Glasses^ the young,can come out and hear him. Mr Copner will spe »k at Ladoga to-day.

J. A.

LOCAL ITEMS

A. P. Ramsey has moved his Grocery to the McClelland ILill building.

For special bargains in real estate, look at Jennison's bullelin board. juty2

Ramsey has the Grocery in the city.

largest and Finest

go to the new a30

A Big Show at McClelland Hall, Ramsey Fat Hog on Exhibition.

A. C. Jenniaon has the finest building lots lor sale in the market. july'2

Every ticket Draws a Prize at the Fat Hog Show. A.F.Ramsey, I'rtrp'r.

Ii9af Ijird, kettle-rendered, at Guth rie a Brother s. The best in the market tine 2 of

Who has seen Groceries sell as Cheap as Kaiusey is selling since the War?

Points.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil, &c than any other man, and does it tor less money.

We advise everybody to go to Ramsey's New Grocery for Bargains.

Livery Teams.—For good livery tenuis ot nil kinds call on Scott & Citdwallader on Walnut street. junelltf

Cheap Groceries at the Sign of the Fat Hug. s3w3

Excursions and Pic-nics.—Con-veyances tor excursions und pio-nic parties

Scott ci C.idwllader's. junelltf

Alexander Kids.

In all colors and warrented, for a low price at the Enterprise. apr9

For Tin and Glass Fruit Cans go to S. II. Gregg & Son, No ?. Empire Block.. augl3tf

Go to Line's new 11 u. Store for late styles of summer hats, south Green street, Elston's Bank Building. a30

Seven Choice Building Lots in Wabash College addition just laid out, near the joiitli east corner of the College Campus—For s.ile ou good terms, by

A. C. Jennison.

New Jewelry Store.

Messrs. C. S. Ililldebiand S S. S. Goldsberry, successors to P. G. White, practical Watchmakers and Jewellers. No. 2. South Green street, Elstojis' Block, Crawfordsvilie. Indiana. aSltf

Tho Enterprise.

Great Reduction Sale of Dr}- Goods. Sen Advertisement on Fourth Page. U. A FULLENWIDER & CO.

YOU have but to buy Dr. Price's Crenm Baking Powder to lenrn its worth. Mixing it with Hour and water, nice, light biscuit, cake, or pastry cin be made.

All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired at iCiisminger & Nicholson's office, west of Graham's store. We have employed a first class Machined, and will warrant all work, nugllttf

Scott & Cadwallader have a good supply of Livery Teams for evening rides, excursions. or any othor purpose. Call and see them. junelltf

The nibble Billy Barhridge is still at Gregg's Mammoth, ready to wait on his old friends. Burbridge is one of the cleverest men in town. Gn see him. mchl2tf

A Liberal Reward.

E. J. Binford

Bro. will give one ounce

of Gold for every onnce of adulteration found in the I'luvnix White Lead sold by them. may28tf

For good bargains in Stoves £0 to Joslin. Also a mammoih stock of Queenswnre just received, of the best quality and bought very low for cash, and will be sold as cheap as any house in the country onn sell. Don't fail to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of house furnishing goods in my stock is cheap and good, sr»p3w3

A. C. Jennison has lots for sale in Connard's new addition. Elston's 2d addition.

P. S. Kennedy's ad 1 it ion. McClelland & Connard's addition. Graham & Houston's addition. Dr. J. S. McCl"lland's addition. Graham, IIniston & Connard's addition, located in different parts of the city and for sale on various terms. july2

A fawmoreif the celebrated NICHOLS & SI1BPARD THRESHING MACHINES. either with mounted or down powers, can.be furnished at Gregg's Hardware Store. This machine has been greatly improved during the past season. They are acknowledged by all who have witnessed their work to he the best machine now in use. Parlies wishing machines should call early. Heinember the place. Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store. july23tf

The Birdsell Clover Hullers and Separators at Grepft's Hardware Store. This Huller has taken the First Premium at sev-enty-two State fairs. This machine threshes the balls from tbe straw, sepnraats the straw from the chaff, hulls the seed from the pod, and cleans the seed for the market all at one operation. Capacity from 20 to CO bushels of seed per day. It is one of the greatest labor saving machines of the nge, for ncricultural purposes. S. II. I Grepg. of this place, is the agent for the counties of Montgomery. Boon. Hendricks, Putnam, Pnrkc and Fountain. Parties wishing this valuable machine will please call, or address us by letter, cither of which will receive prompt attention. Samuel II. Gregg. Crawfordsvilie, Ind. july23

$1,000 Reward is offered by the proprietor ot Dr. Pierce's Alt. Est., or Golden Medical Discovery, for a medicine that will equal it in the cure of all severe lingering Coughs, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, '•Liver Complaint" or Billiousness, and all diseases arising from impurity of the blood, as Eruptioos, Pimples. Blotches and Boils. Sold by druggists.

Richmond and Cait Steel Plows just! received Campbell & Tinsley's. Call and see them. augl3w'2

Wm. Robertson & Co. their stock of furniture to their new warerooms, one door east of tbe Post Office, in David Harter's block, about tbe 15th of August, whe.-e they will be pleased to meet their customers, old or new. july23

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Sportsmen can boy the best powder, shot and cmps at Campbell & Tiosley's. aug20w2

TTagp you seen that fine set of Cbina at the .Mammoth Trade Palace No. 3 Empire Block?

John Hoover works at No. 3 Empire Block. For Roofing, Guttering Spoutioe, and all kinds of Job Work, go to S. II. Gre^rg and son's

Go to S- II. Greeg & son's and see the

A Fine Stock of Glassware and Queensware hae just been received at the Mammoth Trade Palace, Nos. 2 & 3 Empire Block.

Everybody go to S. II. Gregg & Son's and see the new goods just arriving. Aug.27 1

Delicious soup at the Florence Resaura ill to-night.

Iron! Iron!!—The best place lo get Iron, Horse Shces and Horse Nails is at Campbell & Tinslcy. augl3w3

Dyspeptics can safely eat warm biscuit, raised with Dr. Price's Bakinf Powder. Invalids, and everybody, can use biscuit or cake so raised, with impunity.

Lunch at- tbe Florence Saloon every morning at 10 o'clock.

Evening Drives.—There is nothing like an evening drive with your girl, in one of Scott & C.idwallader's splendid rigs. junelltf

A Farm of 18 acres just east of the Fair Grouud, with first class improvements of every kind—For sale at. a bargain, by A. C. Jennison.

Good New3 for Tea Drinkers.—The American and Cbina Tea Company have now an Aeent here, and every one who desires good Tea and Coffee, can supply themselves at the Wholesale New York prices, and be sure of getting the best in the market. E. J. Binford & Bro., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Washington street., Crawfordsvilie, Indiana.

May 21-tf. Don't think because snuffs and strong or poisonous solutions will not cure Catarrh, that you cannot be cured. The proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offeis SoOO reward for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It costs but fifty cents for a package which prepares one full pint. Sold by nil druggists, or send sixty cents lo D. R, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. and get it through the mail.

Dr. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, is the great remedy of the age for all Throat, Bronchial and Lung diseases

Medical Notice—The partnership of Drs. McClelland & Barnett has tuis day been changed, and the firm will hereafter be known as Drs. McClelland, Barnett & Briggs. Their office is up stairs over the Kxpress office. Entrance three doors west of Graham corner. While giving their attention to Surgery and Surgical Diseases Dr. Barnett. will continue to make a specially of Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Respiratory Organs, while Dr. Briggs, who has spent several years in Philadelphia, New Vork Paris and Germany, devoting his time to the study of Diseases of the Uterus and Nervous Disorders of Females, will give special attention to the investigation and treatment of diseases of this class.

BAKERY.

GRAND OPENING

a CQ h3 O

NO. 3 MAIN STREET.

This new establishment is now open for business

Fresh Bread, Crackers, Cakes,

-Pies,

Hot Coffee. O.vsters, etc., etc.

Furnished at all Hours.

GROCERIES

of every description, and of tho bp$t quality. All kinds of

FAMILY PROVISIONS

kept on hand, besdes a heavy stock of

Confectionery

AND

CANNED FRUITS.

The publicare respectively invited to call.

James Xack & Co.

dec 18. 1PG9

CARD.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is no patent! Al DCDT JENNISON medicine humbug.

HI,Dfcn 1

Atlarary nl Inwnad

Real Estate Agent.

Real property of all kinds bought ani sold on commission. Bents coiected. taxes paid, nota-

ill move I rial business of all kinds promptly attended to.

efllce li Empire Bl'k ever Crejnt's Hardware store

Crawfordsrilla, Indiana:

Vacant and improved lots and farms constantly on ule. iulySTO

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

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW GOODS!

FRESH ABBIViL!

H. J. WEBSTER fc SON

Are now receiving their

FALL SUPPLY

Boots & Shoes

Which they Will

SELL CHEA IF

.C.1U SOOJV,

Examine for Yourself!

No. \, Empire Itlock,

Crawforlsville,

Sept 3 1870tf

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Witness uiy hand and seal of

ji said Court, this I2ih day of I August, A. O.. 1670.

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EDUCATIONAL.

English and Classical

SELECT SCHOOL

FOE, GIBLS.

MISS•

HAL'SER will open select school in th biiaement room of the Methodist church on Monday. Sep'einb«'r5. The course of study will include the common higher English branches, with Latin as ordinarily taught in the Preparatory and Collegiate department:! of schools for young ladies.

Having been for a number of years connectod with some of the best known boarding schools in the country, she feels well qualified to conduct a private school, and dc.-ircs to ."olicite publicly the piitronaae ot this community. By their kind permi^.-ion she cull attention to the names of a few who have promised her their support and encouragement. 1'ruf Thompson. Mrs. H. S. Bradcn.

Mrs. Co trail, Mrs. 1 hos, Kelley. l»r. Burceit. Debbie H. Spilman, Mrs. H. S, Lune. W. 11. Sprinirate. a us I3tt3

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

VTOTICE is hereby given to tho citizens of Wayne township, Montgomery county Indiana. that 1, Alexander M. (iruves a white male inhabitant of .Moii'g.uneiy county in the State of hida::!', of the ape of twenty-one years, will apply to the liuard ot Commissioners of Montgomery county, in tho State of Indiaua, at their regulnr session commencing on ihe tir^t Monday in Sept. A. D. 1 ,~T0. lor a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a le.-s quantity than a qu trt at a time, under ttie Temperance Lair ol ItU'J. for the term of one year. .My place of bu-iness and the prei^i.-ej whereon siiid liquors are to bo Sold aud drauk is situated on the folio-ting premises, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of Kutus Earl's lot. nud runniug parallel eightytwo and a half !S2l )fetft east with the town of Middletown. thence north one hundred and six ty-tive (Ui5) feet, thence west eighty-two and a ball (r-3) teet, thence south one hundred and sixiy-live 1103 feet to the place of beginning.it beiug apart of the soulht?e:l quarter of Section fourteen (14), toivuihip nineteeii !li') north of rauge tlx (tij ive.-l, in tbe totvn ot .tliddletowu Wayne toirgrtiip. .Montgomery couniy. Ind. augl3*3 ALLXAMJh.lt M.OKAV ES.

NOTICE TO HEIRS.

NOTICE to Marv J. Widow, find David. 8etb. and John Matbeiruian, heirs at law of Knocb Mathewman. late of Montgomery county Indiana, is hereby given that Washing ton Kioe. Administrator uf the estate of ibe said Knoch Mathewman. Recessed, has filed bis petition to sell the Keat Kslate ot tbe decedant. bis i'ersonal being insufficient to pay his debts and ibat said petition will be heard *1 the next October Term of the Court of Common I'lcns of Mooig.-mery couniy Indiana.

July 16, 1870.

tak»n

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NOTICE OF NONRE3IDENCE

it remembered, thnt on the V2th day "of A. I). IBTO, Elzina Brown, by her attorney, George l. Hurley, in vacation of the Court of Common Pleas of the county and State aforesaid, filed in the Cleik's Office ot'siiid county, her complaint in writing, us a cause of action against the said John F. Brown, for divurco, also the written affidavit of Sarah E. Hanc.v. a disinterested witness in this action, setting forth that the said defendant. John F. Brown is a nonresident of the State of Indiana. Now therefore tho -aid defendant, John F. Brown will hereby take notice of the filini and pendency of this action, that he b' and appear oil tho second day of the October term of said Court of Common Pleas of the county and State aforesaid. s'iid Court beginning on Monday, the 3d day of October. IRTO, at the Court House in tho city of Crawfordsvilie, then and there to iwait .-aul complaint.

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WALLACE.

aug!3w4 Clerk.

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W. WALLACE.

july30w4 Clerk, M. C.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

T^OTICE is hereby siren that hare been appointed Adininiit.-ator uf the estate of Enoch Matheman. deceased, late of Muntgouiery county, ind. The estate is solvent.

WASHINGTON KICE.

iuijlow3* *dministntior.

W. F. ELSTON,

ATTORNEY

AT LAW. OFFICE FRONT ROOM

Crawurd'* aivn« i'ronl dec 30:

EEAL ESTATE AGENCY. MEAT MARKRT.

W. P. BBITTOH'S Real Estate Agency, Crawfordsvilie, Indiana. HA1VXG

out acommi'jion as

RY PUBLIC, I

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expect, in addition to

the practice of law ami the collection of government claims, to do bu^ine^s as a

Conveyance and Real Estate Agent

The following is a partial li*t of property now in my hand* for sale or exchange Kfty vacant lot.a in different irts of theeity nt prices rann'ns from S150 to $500 A two-Rcre lot well sim tted, to be laid I ofT in town loi«. ThN lot will make 12 fair sized town lots. Price $1,590 Improved lot, house of five rooms cellar I cistern .tc 1,000 Improved lot. house of six room-", cistern well, fruit. ic. 1 $0D Improved lot. house of five rooim. cistern

Ac. newr, offered at 1,400 Improved Int. house of eight rooms c-llar. cisti-rn. well, large a$d small fruits of I all kinds. 1'ricc 3.700 Improved lot near the center of the city, good houe. large stable, cistern, fruit 2,000 Improved lot, hou of four rooms, cistern tc 1,000 Improved lot, new ho ise of four rooms, I ciwtern Ac., rents at per month P00: Improved 1 1120 by 146 feet, house of seven rooms, cistern, well, fruit and shade trees. Price

The ubove is only a small portion of tho property in my hands tor sale.

Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Real Estate will, I think, find it to their interest to call and see me before purchasing elswhere. I \V. I'. liUlTTuN", ATTY.

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Z. B. RICHARDSON, Proprietor

IT 'Oiaiikai to aid frmm all Traiaa.

February So 18CVj

DRY GOODS

CITY HEAT MARKET!

Guthrie & Brother,

SPECTACLES.

IMPBOVED

PAXTASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE COMRTNIXO

VINEACR BITTERS.

MOKK TIIAV 500.r,00 I'EKSONri 2— Hear testimony to their wonderful ST curative cti'

WHAT ARE TH£Y.

TTIRV AUK NOT A VFL.E FANCY DRINK,

.\Jado_ of POOP Riiiu, Wlii«ltry, I*ri»of anl ICi'Tuxil l,iquui«, docrored spieeU and sweetened to ple i-.:ilie ta^te, called ionics," "Appjtiz r." "Itj'torer'." Ac, that lead tl'o tippler on to drunkeness and ruin, bin a nue Medicine, made from Native Knots an I llcrus of California. t'i'« I'roin nil Alcoliulic Ittiiuiilnul.. Tliev are the gi'e ir II I.»«»!» I'll itlFiKK and I l'lt»\«:•(*•.K purluet Keiiov.ttor anil Invigorator ol the pysteiu. carrying otf all pms moil- iii.it.ter. and restoring tbe blood lo liealthy eon liti in Jiu person can take itiese Uitler.-, uccording to directions, and remain long unwell,

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w^ll be given lor any incurable c.i.sc.

provided tile ines are not de-troyed by inuierul prisons or Other tneiui-, and the Vitul org ills Wii'ted lieyond Hie point ot cure. for lulliuuii«iMry uti.l «'lironic Ithrumniiain, mid t.uui, l)»|M*p.i.i, Or Itnliou, Hiliou.,

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philosophical, to be found in no others offered in the West. These celebrated Spectacles now so generally used and approved, are the most perfect, assistance to defective vision now before ill? public. The Lenses are ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact, spherical figure, admirably adapt them lo the organ of sight, rendering tlietn perfectly^ natural to the nyu.and producing a clear and distict image of the object as in the natural healthy sight.avoiding the glimmering, tvaverign dizziness of the bend, and other unpleasant sensations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses, mid enabling tlm wearer to prosecute minuteand critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with ease,comfort,and satisl'nctnon mayS-J.lSOUtf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

MEDICAL.

MAJNT AOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Seminal Weaknerf.-'. Involuntary Seiniual lns^es. IMPOTENCY. .Mental anil J'hysical Incapacity. Imped line lit-' to Marriage etc also Cosst'MP-

TLUN.

Krii.EI'SY and KITS, induced by selt-iieiul-gence or sexual exiravag inee. Tj r'I'riee. in si'aled envelope. onlyC cent?.

Tho celebrated auL'ior. in this adinirablo essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty year.'*' .successful practice, that the al irminu cousequen ees ot self-abuse in.u.v be radio illy cured wiihout the dang-rous u.-e of internal mclicine or the application of ill knife pointing out a mode of cure at once ?imple, certain and elfeotu.il. by ineens of which everysiiileier.no unilter what his condition ui i.v bj. ly cure him-elf elmap.y, prixately, and radically. lUPfhi-1 1-eetiire should be in the hands of every in.in iu the land. !"ienl under seal, mil plain envelope, to any address, postpaid on receipt of six cunts, or two post stamps. Also l)r Culverwell's "Marringe Guide,'" price x'3 cents. Address ihe 1'uljli.sners.

CIMM. J. T'. KI.II\I:A CO.,

I'jy Katvi-ry ic»v Vork, i*. O. liox UoV-1), leOU.j 1

THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

Dr. WALKEfi'S CALIFORNIA

mid IIIU

E I O N S A

OF DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES! Dress Goods, Cassimere Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery and Notions.

,jA Bare Opportunity this for buying Gj-oods Low for Cash

Our Summer Dress Goods, White Goods, Shawls Parasols are marked down to cost to close them out by September 1. Hughes Block, Main Street, Opposite Court House, Crawfordsvilie, Indiana.

JOSEPH num. AKCHY ilAHTIS.

PROPRIETORS.

Third Door South of Elston Bank, Green Street.

DEALERS IN

Hoinc-cnred Hams, Shoulders, Mess Pork.

Iiiviikfa Bacon. Dried Beet", Cornell Beef,

2,000

Four acres of gr.mnd well .situated, to be laidolfin town lots, is in a desirable part of the city, has on it a io 1 house, stable, orchard, w'dl. ite. IViee 4,000 Hi.use aud lot in i'horiitown.Iu 1.. will sell or trade Price 1,600 200 acres of land within 3 miles of the city l'riee per acre 30 I FOnores of improved land, near the Quaker church. I'riee pjr acre 54 80acresof improved land within li miles of theeity. I'riee per acre 60

Lard, Sausages, iVc., &c.

FRESH MEATS,

Of nil kinds, will be kept on hand rhrnugl the hot days of the summer s'ns.n.

Highest Cash Price

Paid for FAT CATTLE. SHEEP and HOGS. F. B.GUTHRIE .t 15RJ. npr £3 if.

iuifrC tf

.ItHt published, a new odi'iou of l»r. Ciilvcrwi'lTx 'a'l«:bratel I-nniy on the radical cure (without medicine) SPEKMATOIIKIKKA. or

rCtf

TIMII-

FCRORA, UIM'HM.OI I IK'

is loud, l.irrr,

Kiilua iii-H HladiU-r, niese beeu most succes-tul.

F»UCA

UIBCIBK.navearellidt-r*

cau-ed by Bloo.l, wbieu

I-

-rally

produce I by derangemjut ot lue li c»livc 2" '. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through tne skin iu h'imp es. truptious or .-ore- cleanse it when you und it obstructed und sluir^isu in rtie vein-, cleans, it when it is loul. aU'l jour tcelur^s will tell JoU when. Keep tile blood pure ao-i the heditu of Ihe .-ysiem will follow.

TAl't uiid other VVuKJlS, lurking in the syslein of so many thousands, are eUeciUa.ly deSir^Ted and removed. iu bullous, Uc-umtent and Intermit'cnt Kever?. these UiLters nave no t.quul. tor lull Ul recf.ons. read c.iretuily the cncular aroumi eaen bottle, primed iu tour languages—buglisU, t'erm.m. Ireucu auu npauisti.

W ALKblt t'roprietor, 32 Commerce ft N.

ILj-aULU u\' ALL DKL'iiUlSTrs .1 DEALEK.-. uus-'J.»4

PHYSICIANS.

Drs. McClelland. Barnett & Briggs

OFFICE Entrance thr^E doors west of Oraham"s Corner.

J. S. HeCI.RI.I.A.'* O. -"*1. Surgery and Surgical Di-en-e-i. including the application of inatruineuts for rectifyins deformities.

E. K. NTRXK RR, N. O.,

iseasej of tbe

Eye, Ear. Heart aud Luuirs.

B. B. BRKSO.I, 71. D-,Diseases of females inclu lin^ all kinds of Ulterine, Ulcerations oadi»itpu»cexuents. julj9tf

R. A. FULLENWIDER & CO.

COMMISSION HOUSE.

50,000

Bushels Wheat Wanted.

BY THE NEW FIRM OF

GRUB, MARTIN & CO.

East Room of Hurler's Block, few Daors E:ist of P. O.

CRiWFORDSVILLF. IXI.

The undsrsignsd having asaoaiatod thotmolvo3 with tho old and well known house of Cimpbell & Hirter, thay propose to do a general Commission and Produce business, and will at all times keep for salo at retail all kinds of MILL FEED to?3th3rwith CORN', OATS, &c. Also will buy and sell or re?3iv3 oncommission all kind) of Seeds such as CLOVER, TIMOTHT, BLUE GRA.S3, PLA.X,&3. Shill also keep all the latest and mo3t improved kinds of F.trm Cmolenonts. Firmers that want the bast One and Two-Harse Forca Faod Drill will do well to call and see ours baforepurchasing elsewhero. Wo are also miking arrangements to keep the best family Ciest Flour which will enable us to furnish it in any quantity to s.iit purchasers from ono pound up to any numbar ofbtrrels. Also to exahinja flaar with farmers for wheat on the same term3as the mills. auir IHir

FRUIT CANS.

Glass, Stone, Yellow and TinI A N S

AND

A S

CHEAP foi- CASH! WHOLESALE and RETAIL

ROBB & AHORNEYS House-Keepers Emporium,

ir.w/1/.vft' r«.v TR

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW FIRM.

I.f? Wallace & Company's

NEW

Boot and Shoe Store,

'Washinnrton Street?

OI'I'OSITK T1IK

til'COTTIERT HOUSE

fs now rocoiving

Now and Coinplcto Stock ol

Boot and Shoes

KOR THE

TRADI

They aro all

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will bo

K. U. JicUUNAJ.U A CO..

Druggists aud lienerai Ageius, ,-.tu Krancisco and .iacr«tuenlo. Calilornia, uui -I- A 31 Commerce ,-t. N. V.

SOLD CHEAP!

Try Them and See.

WALLACE & COMPANY. stM.lPCOyl.

CIKCU1.Alt

CAMPBELL A IIAKTEH'

ORUK. nillTI3r A €0

t: t,

Crawfbrtf.svillc, Ind

BUCKEY.

TILK I'.KST

WHEAT DRILLS

I SK.

One Horse and Two Horse!

I'V-r Sale the

NEW AGRICULTURAL ROOMS

DOHEBTY, MA1IOMEY €o., 'rawlori!s\ 11e, I n1

TO THE LADIES.

A AIEI TO Till] LADIES

HI!. IT OX CO S

Golden

Pkriodiei)l

IIL'doublefor

Pills,

For Females-

Vuriillnblf in rorrriiin lrrrsialnrilir«, IC«-iiioviit2 OlMlrui'li

of* tin*

I. from wiitilrvci* I'n•••«*, mid ul*

W.I^AIICICMJ'IIIIMU I'NTRI'IILULIVEI Ladies! If Any Druggist

Offers you the Drros'co floi.nK.s J'n.i.s in a 'mall Ited or Yellow box. r-lno! if. I no lornrj» use tbi- box. A-U the NEW STVLE HOXE.S eon la in

aiianlit.v of 1'ills. und upon

each box y.iii will find the lieveoun Stump, printed Ironi my I'HIVATK I)VK upon which, leusihwi-i'e of the stamp, you will find prin'ed ihe word-i Ilup niro's (Jol.liKN I'KKKMilCAt. I'lt.1.3 in white Idler-: without I hat none are uenuine.

N. I!. The

SUM'!

Ked and Vellow boxei aio

no longer used. Every box is •iitni-d, S. I). HOWE ('ole proprietor New Vork. I'riee SI.M per box. six boxes $5,cm

So'd in ("rawrord-iville by

K. J. WXF0RD & «R0., Druggists.

Sole A fronts for Crawfordsvilie.

Lndic" by =ondin:r fh'-m ?1.W throiiz'i th- Craw-for.l-vilU (coiitidea.tially) country free of

lii ean by iniiil t'

ihe pilli sent any part of tbo

sta:

Solrl also by Shaw ,t Collin'. Ilrnzil. Gen. E. t'uiniiiK 4 Co.. Lafayette, llrowniua .1 Sloan und Stew irt AM r^.m. Indiuniipolis, Ind, junelt 70

BLACKSMITHINO.

.rous

GKiyris. CHAKLES MI.'KPiir'

GRIFNN & MLW,

BLACKSMITHING,

On .1 fm'ji S'rrct, a f: 10 Do-,rs Ets( of tb: Post Office,

YV'OCLI) respectfully infi rin their old 'riends that they are now prepared to foxecute promptly and in the bet style all |kinds ol geu* eral IJiacksuiithinB.sucb us

Mill Work of Kerry Description, Hone Shoeing ami Country Job Work.

All am invited tostive u« acall.ai we shall endeavor to sivij entire satisfaction tocus'otneri. nueust 17. t^i 7.

FARM FOR SALE.

N'OTICX

S of every de«cripiion neatly ex

ecu ted on common while or colored paper, letter paper, noli paper, or in faot. on any kind or quality of paper desired and prices accordBgly. At Ibe Review Office

is hTebysiven that tho farm known as the ''liwyn Kariii." situ.ited 3S tnilel southwest of Crawforil-villc. tor "ale. Tho place contain4 -113 acres ot choice Ian under I cultivation. Theresa new dwelling hou-e on I the place, with ample outbuildings nil in ifood I order. ANoa a ^e barn ami Suable buildings, S with nil conveniences, as corn cribs, carriage I iu-e ,lc.. everything essential to a Urst-clasi a

The place is well supplied with running water. Iln-als it largo

orchard

ot the best se

lections ot fruit. It is well suppluid with timber and ha. a K.d sugar orchard. ences and cuies all in first r.ue repair lue larin is well adopted to sltx-kriaiiing or tanning purposes, und wil be olfered a pare 1 asjr

J.I

iy terdis.

For articulars inqaire at tho Uee llive UrT Good Store of C.uiue at Owyu. N ..5. Sialiou»l Ittoek liuilding. Crawfuru«ville, Ind.

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