Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 February 1871 — Page 3

THE nmru, /-.ir- A UnJer a rattling whirligig,

Which a Yankee hud tna?ht to cpto,

sjf (J A widen sal, witfc bosom flat, And fl«g-r» long tftifc L!J And she vu the a'aTe of a dismal namp,

A man with a soul of tin.

8*0 And^r'» «lic*tj,lft« cofin iy. And checks like toe charh-yanl clay. And ]^ktM that feel like tii« clicking of atccl»

Pickint a life awsy, Daily dying and toiling at ill, For the dfamal acamp in his di«mnl mill. Undr the ahadow of Banker Flill—

What does ahe atng or aay

Obi why arf my ay«s eo large and bright, And my fingera ao long and thin "The better, my dear, for the apindles r-: fight,

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faster, my JOT«, to aptn"—

Spoke the maiden wKo«c lunga were lint. And the man with the soul of—tin.

Wool! to Gol that my Vfcin were not so *h"®» r. And my brain of a leader sizsl And I wonM that my ha^rware kinked no

Thar conld not ahnt my eyes 1' S And oh I for an hour in the aunny fields, Whrre the anow-wliiie cotton grows J* For the heavieat, hardest task that yields v- Free b-eath and sweet repose i•: For a night that never knew a lump,

Anil a day that hits ho elo?el" :1

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Sung to the rattle, and roar, arvl tramp •j'*!' In the heart of a merciless mill, Under the light of a m«*rciles* !imp,r s| And the shadow of Bunker ilill.

)i Poets of doodledqm true and sweet, What.sensitive plants ye are! JV*H! Beady to faint at a err from Crete, a

Or a Bnoriboola—Oha! Ye hare rhymed the slave from his happy care,

And bloodhounds in the swamp! Oive us a stave for the maiden slave, And the black wolfs bite, and hurllviog

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/l .National Systeniof Kdu&itloti*. ""••••Mr. HoAit, of Massicliusctt*, proposes, in the House of Representatives, a Nation,j, al system of education. The President under it is to appoint a National Superintendent of schools in each State, at a salary of $3 ,030 a year. Here is over $103,033 added at once to the people's taxes, and the President's patronage is greatly increase I. But this is but ihe beginning. Tin Superintcndant so appointed is to divide his State into as many districts as there are Congressmen, and there is to ba a Superintendent fjr each of the districts, nt a silary of *2,033a year. Thesa District Snperintendents ate not to be eleced by the p'ople, but aro to be appointed Jjy the Sccrct.ary of

the Interior, a mimbar of tho President's Cibinet and subject fa his removal. Th thiso Congressional d'sirictsare to be didod into School Districts, each with a 6a perintendent, who is als to bo selected by the 9ocrcUtry of tho Interior, at a sal iry of three dollars a dny. Millions of dollars would be rcq'iired per annum to pay these salaries of this new army of oflize holders, who wouli ho as numerous at tho locusts •••if of Egypt. These local Superintendents ore ti seloot the place for the scliool-housi, and are to purchase or hire it in th" name of the

United States. The school-books are to b^ presorihel by the Siatj Sup Tint-ndent, under the direction of the Commissioner of Education, and are ti b! furnished gntuitoti*ly to those nuable to piy for them. No books are'to be used aud no instructions given favoring the ppculiar tenets of uny religious sect. The Secretary of the Trcns •j ury is to provide rules ii conformity to the law, providing for the paymontof renchnrs, liind, school-hous'» and other objects de signed by the bill. The Commissioner of

Education is tn maks an nnnu-il report to Congrrty, and to prescribe rules for the government of Snperintendcms and Inspectors. A direc tax of fifty million dllars is imposed and apportioned among'the Sates thn sum raised in each State to he expended for tho purpoes-i of education in that State. The act ts to take olfect July 1, 1871, but any Stite mny, in lieu of paying -S the tax, provide for the suitable educntiou of all the c'lildren within its borders and if the President be sitisfied at the cxpiratiou of twelve months that there is established in tint State a suitable sys'em of common schools, no further steps shall be taUen for tho apportionment of officers or the assessment of the tax therein.

Observe for a moment the mons'rous powers that, are lodged in the President Ky this bill, Ho can, like an autocrat, exempt •:•. any Slate from paying in quota of school tax, it' it can- s»tisfy ilis Highness that it is making alrendy suitable provision for the cduc-ition of all the children within its borders. This pow»r of discriminating lor and ng'iinst irticular St'ttcs it entirely unrestrained. He, and Ji* only, is to bo the judge of what is a suirable education for nil tho children within its limits. What he may consider suitahlH in some States ho may not-

I consider suitable in others. But it. is not our purpose here to entor into a discussion of the mortxure. It i» suflicietit to call nttention to it as one of the contemplated modes of the party in power to take the

States every ver-tuge of self-government, and make tho Federal Administration -nn uncontrillable centralized despotism. All tlirough it wo see how carefttlly it is provided that the people Bhall have no power over their schools, and that in every respect they are to be fnstencd upon them by a "it one-inan despotism at Washington.—Cinetnnati Enqurirer.

Tlie Desire of Great Brlnln Tor Pcaef. Great Britain is evidently detcrmincd to avoid any war with tho United Stated, and. io our jnd^cmotit^ to avoid it at any price. Her proposal to settle th« Alabama Claims and tlte fisheries by the negotiations of com 'missioners of both countries mnaus that she is ^oiop to pjy theso cluim^.

Heretofore t»he lias denied thai in •, principal *he was responsible lor the r«vu jea of the Alabama, aod site proposed to leave it out to foreign arbitrament. The Uuited States rejected that proposition. Now she is £ninr to settle them, aod will probably hi} glo merely over the amount ani the l^quivalant that she may pet from the

Uuited States io regard to tho fi*hereries and the riirhts of her colonies. with themJ,UTho Governtuont^lof Great Britain is one that is resolutely determined to keep out of all complication*, both in Europe and America. She Ktas to Kave come to the conclusion that her numerous wars in the past have been pijfantio blunders, and that io future she wiil avoid. I them, prbferrintr the substantial ai3vantages of peace to any more military renowu and «ilory. Provided the people ara i£et,tin& ri?k an.d _nre jconteuted aad prosperous, they think they can afford to lei the gibes pass of England eeasins to be fif*l clusit phwer, and of have abdicated her old pesitiou in the community of natinos.

1 low Itvc-il Irlds AMwtrtl fcy Railroad Train--1 Rot r*r»Bit^ ... [From the Sew York world.]

Stories of ruoaway wives are of frequent occurrence, but it is seldom that such desertions occur on a wedding day. Yet such so event actully took place yesterday over in Jersey. A Ho& couple were regularly married, and after duly recejving j.be congrat-

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a carriage and were driven to the depot of the Nov Jersey railroad at Jersey City, intending from there ta set out on their bridal tour. Carefully a bis blushing bride to a palace car, aod stepped back to the depot fyr a mo ment.

When he returned, to his consternation, he'fufcnd that the train id started, bearing with it his bride, who wa^thjis^^npulsorily flying from him, .itvlk'ejksroiof thirty miles an hour.

Determined, however, not to be sepa rated I'rnp.her who had so recently, bees jilracil to him for life, he rmhed ^o Hie* office of the Superintendent cryinir, not lyki ngdom for horse," bat "UueAhundred dollars, for ypur fastest-loeiSl^iotive." The Superintendent, more moved by the hapless plurhof the bridegrotjpiv than the offer, pr dered the ii|p^^|jfed brought forth, and the huband mounted it in company with an engineer and Jremiu, and as swift ts the wind the locomotive sped out of the depot, and flew after the preceding train.

Many precious moments had been lost in the negotiation with the Super intendentand iu the preparation of the locomotive, and it was not until alter a run at full pped'd for thirty minutSs that the anxious eyes of the husband were blessud with the sight of the pursued train, coming up with it when it, stopped at the Kahwuy station.

The Hieetinir between the lovingpnir may, to use a hard worked reportorial expression, be better imagined than d»cribed but there is no doubt that that bridegroom mentally resolved that if he left that train, or any other during his bridal tour, lor any purpose whatever, his wile i&ould accompany him.

SENATOR SUMMER eiroed the applause of the country, a dny or two ago, by coolly taking the floor and talking against time, to choke oJ the horde oli scoundrel speculators who were endeavoring to fjree the steamship subsidy bills before the Senate. EIc good-naturedly told Mr. Williams (the ongineer of these ibfamous plundering schemes) that he himself had several hills whtoK he would like to ct up if he could, but which he knew it was impossible to take up and keptup a stream, of bandinage until the hour had passed, and for one more day at lea*t, tho hungry pack were baffled. The Massachusetts Senator has inflicted a great deal of idle talk upon the Senate and the country in his day but the half hour of sensible nonsense with which he held the gates of the Treasury against the subsidy thieves on that occasion, will be coun ted by the people ti his credit as an offset for ninny of-his sins. The list of jobs upon the slate of Mr. Williams, it will be remembered foots up a total of 887.500,000. That Senator is about to vacate hio seat, and seems anxious to earn an immortality of infamy— havini: failed to obtain a more creditable title to public remembrance dur in]c.hy«4Sen)|tjrial carcAr-^.by cham-

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parson Gragjr, of 1'eaDsytrania, opettedfoo cowe rowdiea ioan evening

iinl ,ftJ TA Y3«aOTr tofftrce ,wStQ 1*3% lciJaec~-«si£tl JL±

nidst corrupt and scandal

ions batch of-job.* offered irt Congress since the days of the Pacific railroad grants. The ambition is not a commendable one, aud it is to be hoped that Mr. Sumner's ubility to talk against time a*id the Orcson Senator's bills',- will continue unimpairedi"~at least until noon of the 4th of March.

Chicago llcpnblicnn.

TIIB Net York Urrald asserts that the Emperor William "has sent the sword that Napoleon III. Surrendered at Sedan, to be hung by the side of the one that Napolcoo Bonaparte gave up to Blucher at Waterloo." Shall history be amended? It has general ly been supposed that Napoleon and Blucher did nolt. persona I lyr. meet at WateVloo- fl)a£%hiSher received no body's sword aftej-4hat ba(tle, anil that Bonaparte surrendered his to nobody but, on the coutrary, it-has been widely believed that the latter retreated to Malmaison, to Rochelort, and:to England, where he expressed his partic ular desire to proceed to "the Uoi'te'd States"—carrying his sword with him all the while. In fact we had supposed that sword to be now among the tro phies of France. Must these delu sions of boyhood go with the vani.-hed maelstrom aud the fabulous Wil.iam

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Mont Bianc—Terrible Fate of a Bride while Making nn

Walking upon the ice and snow crust, the guide offered his arm to the wife, wj^o bad hagdlyAccapt^d itarhj^O. owiag either%Ho.ItheVoltenfhg of tfie cruat by^|h'e heather cracking from tbtftitt|iMl«rt1i^(or«iatiiin of a cre»assc. both th^uideaMi wife disappeared, the frieaj|eSelping their fate hy

„h did not seem dao^erpus, they huv, uever been seenf'4r^mra€f tMi^lt^Rt Kuides, at the rUlc of (heir lives, went dowu into the crevasse, sixty feet—io

l«teetii)f thu# Youog neb, if there's another disorderly eouud from among Jobr disreputable cfowd. Ill come ^iienl lorbaSrliiij more—a^the itves iwfotrum tbiituerAd d«il(, aotLis the iiwuf tbr^Liird, parr h*tfffw~gifcry

of othern were periled fur tbose 'that

•ad remained

tlrman returned to fiod that he had Jdit his wife »od bride io the enjoyment of full health only half ao hour previ. oasly. Such are the dangers of ascending Mont Blanc, where no amount of foresight or experience can foretell the accident* which may happen at any time, with losi of life to some or all of those engaged. '-Other accidents have happened indeed, every,year. ODCror more I^rfoos

Wfoi|j|WU |3pBntf id

Captain ICrkwriaht and four guards 'rere lost in 1866. A bride in going across the Teto Noire—one of the di rect routes to Martiny—slipped from her horse, unkoown to her guide who wate!e«dti£ lading down a st^^^efi^cTflfaf'iJtverfouod. An American who sat next me at table, •give me an account of crossing the Glacier des.' Boissons, where the glacier having changed so much since the cttide had been therer necessitated leaving him constantly to go ahead to discover the way that might be the safest. While he was go^e five^or-ten minutes at. a time, if anything had happened to the guida, the geutl.e,man ,tdu-t have been lost, for^he bald niither tools for ma kiog or assisting his way, nor exDerienee.

-f- Justice Estraordinarj-.^^ A Crawford county jury of six intelli^ent( ^men,'etigaged in the trial o^ a pojr fellow for*assault and battery, made the following record on the first ballot for a verdict

Juror No. 1 voted "No cose of action No 2 voted "Salt and batey, Second DeGree No. 3 deemed the prisoner Gilty of salt No. 4 deci tied

No action of cam No 5 voted it assault and Bitory," while No. 6 decTiTed tfie prisotier CTifty of an a sault. only."

Petroleum V. Nasby, who is a Rid

ical, gives in his lecture, entitled "The Man of Sin,"the following description

of the Judges which he found under Grant in the South

MOI.TKE is modest. lie says he never kuew anything about the war in America, as he believed war to be a science, and he did not carc to read about the mere scrambling of two armed mobs.

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A correspondent Irom Switzerland writes rccen.t fatal di.-asters in the the vicJtiiiy df'Mont Blanc: "A gentleman with bis bride and a lady friend mado the ascension to the Grand Mulets, which is six thousand five hundred leet «borfeMhe' Valley of Chamounix. The day was so fine that when there, ur^ed.by the ladies, whom, •wtth a gtfidei* he left behind irinr^he started to make the ascension of Mont Bhnc. Shortly after he left them, bocomiog cold, all three went out for a walk, tied together as they always arc, for greatar security iu the mountain excursions.

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geuce or *ex ual es'r.i vagi nee. fl'rise. in s-aled envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated aui^r, ia this ailuiirable e«say clearly' d^m n-trate* from a thirty year#' successful practice, that the

irininiconsequen-

.Privf'tl^abu-e m.»y bj radic-Uiyjsured Without ,i '"'Us use i|f internal medicine or tbe appticiuion i4 tbaltnife pfiintip Kit a mode of care in uaae simple, certain aml'etfeotu.tl. by miens of which every sulfertr.no matter what histtuiitiilion imy bt.miycurehlutielf cheaply, 'mikatety,nud rsdieatly. rr^Ttii" Looture nbvttld be in th« hands of ever^im iu ik* land.

t8TI, of. said Court then and there itnsnrer Mitl CouipUint. Said Court beginning on th: Mon of aaid month uf March,

A. I.

:iddre^ postpaid on reociprilt' «lx •uulAiitia fwu st^ulpi.i At#** I't *.««{vorj»e|rs 4'

-J

Jl «rria*e Onida.'f price

cents. Aililre-n

IHEPUFCLISATFR*.'

.... HUNK«iC«, A.V. U»* 4,48*. •w *41

WATCHMAESB.

I I

f"b«4H

KEEP Tmr Watdics RUNNING!

EDWARD BBAIDKA9P

-.-iif Is

BOW

preparrd, at -""t

JVo.O, Commercial Row!

To do *11 ki^ldl of 'J

Neccssaary to

WATCDKS, CLOPS* St JCtVELRT!

MR.

BRANDCAMPhas had mwe exp'rlrnre in hi 'rnde Pmrticul WaK-h Making and Repairing ib-n any oth^r man in the Wabash Valley, lie l^arnefl his trdj in the largest W»ti»h Manufactory in Prussia, commencing in 1H23 nnd from then until t®4? worked in the larg-sj cities nf Eurugc. In IW« he emigrated to America, and -ince theo has worked in New York, Philadelphia and other leading citiM.

All of liis work wi 1 be Warranted for one year.aod low, living prices will bo charged. Remember the staud. No. 6, COMMERCIAL ROW Ureen Street. Or iwtordsville. Ind.

Dec3if EUWAUD BUAKUUAMP.

DRY-GOODS.

TJI ••SH. i'j

Will receive from Boston and Nfcw York nb-ut the 1st of November, 1-irije invoices of Dry (Jonda in which are spcciul attractions, to-wit A full line of the Celebrated Red Lyon Brand Alpacas,

Tlic RsYersabls Rlack Alpaca,

KNOWN A3

Turkish Brilliantincs,

Of pnri» Mohair: tinished on both sides ali ke. anu in brightness equal to silk*

Extra cayv Gro. Grained Black Y'.'

SllkS. vl tffif l_

QM1

Real Irish Poplin5?, ri tlio Fashionable Shades. Silk Chain Poplins. v. French Wool Plaids,'

Empress Cloths. Valincin Plaids. Opera Plaids..,

Print :d DelainesLysoon Reps. Brocade Serges*

Royal Brocades, Printed Brilliants.

Melangs. «.«i Mohair Poplins. Imperial Rep9.

Granite Lnsters.

64 Roubaix. Fig Orientals. elr Chen Mixtures.

Leno Oriental. Fig Armures.

Printed Calicos, Tickings, Ginghams, Stripes, Checks, Brown and Black Sheetings.

We shall mark all of tho above ™oods at lowdown prices, nnd will irrnnt them to be ihe best bargains in thecity. Come see, and buy.

CAMPBELL & liARTER.

Oct 20,

BUCK & JOHNSON,

ffroceries & Provisions,

•i

Corner "of Green and Market Slreeti,

Crawfordsvillc, Indiana,

TIIK

now firm would rn?pcctfully inform thp citizens of Jlontgoinery county that thc.v have purchased tho Grocery establishment as the knownLynn & Son Grocery, wherewill be fouud large a.ssortineiit of

Consisting

Co/Tec, Tea, iL, Sugrar

Jlto!asses, Spier*, n*ooflrn Ware,

Crockery, Tobacco, ^-t tfc., A'c.

We have retained the services tif Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known to the public, and shall be pleased to receivc calls from all the old friends of the former firm.

We shall pay the highest market price at ali limes for

O I E

AND SELL

O E I E S -Atthelowe»tfi*wr«s.

Dcc5tfJ888

BKOK J0I1NS0N.

1HOTEL.f JJ

RICHARDSON HOUSE, IBLA0KS

Corner Washington and Market Streets,

One Square Xorlh of Court iTousc

.Iff VOBMTI t.t.K, :«,KPIi?IA.

Z.B.K1CHAEDS05, Proprietor

IT'taaita* aad fnii all TnJfii. fikniifDiMif

PROFESSIONAL. TM: NEW SYSTEM OF CUBE

'For fcaO^«j5T

O A I S E A S E S

ASTHMA BRONCHITIS

AND

VJS

CONSUMPTION!

.Introdaocd in the West by

DR. J. HALE,'

AT nis

•..'«/

DISPENSARY & SURGERGY,

MIIiLEKS' BLOCK,

•.•«i L'-..• j.'

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

HAS

been attended with the most nnqnalified suceess and receive«il the Ctiinm*-ndiit-ions ol thousands of tbe best citizcn* of this city and Suite. May be consusted daily, personaly or by letter.

Also, at tho earnest solicitation of many pld patients, the Doctor will still .••nntini'e to visit Crawtordsville the SECONI) TI1UHSDA\ in each month for ONE DAY ONLY

II fCoDsultation free, and terms of treatment within reach of alt. Hooms at the Richardson iiouse,

DR J. HALE.

nngO '70tf

SPECTACLES.

IMPBOVED

PAXTASCOPIC SPKCTACLES,

THE BEST IN USE

^JOMTiTNTNfl nd rentage. moohnTiicnl nnd philosnpliical, to be found in no others offo'pd in the West.

These celebrated Speetarle« now «o generally used nnd approved, are the most perfcct assistance to defective vision now before ibe publie. The Lenses arc sround in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, pnriiy and transparency of material, and exact, spherical figure, adinirahly adapt, them io the oraan of sight., rendering thein perfectly natural to ihe eye an producing a clear nnd distict image of the object as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, wa vcrign dizziness of the head and other unpleasant sensal iotis often experienced in I he use of ordinary glasses, mill enabling III" wearer Io prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, either by day «r candlelight, with case.comfort.and satislaolnon mnySi.lPiS'.'if CUE A -MM V. A-ro-it,.

BOOTS AKD SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

st x1 .'"C .yo w1 "i a

T. S. KELLEY & OO.'S

x'r

J\*JE IP ROOtll.

%ltw

M^IiST STREET,

CRAWF0RDST1LLE, INDIANA,

A:N

N IMMENSE STOCK OF EVEEV KIND OF

'.f jn

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' Shoes, Childrens' Shoes, also Rubbers and Overshoes.

All of which will sitivly be sold for cash the very smallest profit.

JiH

We mnnufact U7P and keep eonstaatly on haed a full assortment, of^ .-lUKiMiK- .-.'.--.

HOME MADE WORK

Put np bv the verv he of mechanic", nnd all made of No. 1 sclotca stock, which will bsBulp at priccs that

Defy Competition

Citizens of Montgomery county are requested to call before purchasing. ,«o it tiJ 1" Wl'i

ptia.iscotf.

Remember thft Place, Main Street 'Hew Iron Pront, 3 Doors East of Public Square,

FTF

CRIWFOBSSVIIXE, IND.

BLACKSMITHING.

JOllJ

UKIFKIK CUAKLLS HCHPUY"

THING-

On Main Street, a fno Doors Eait oj de'Post Office,

10 LTLD reppectfu I ly Inform their old friends thai they arr now prepared to 'execute promptly and in the best stylb all kinds ol general lilackaiaitbina.sucL as Mill Worlc of Eery Description, TIfrrie

Shoeing and^ JIVr/-.

AH are invited togire us a call,as w«shall en-'' deavor to give cntira satisfaction to costouera. I augasti'. 1807. "*Si

M'CLUBE, FRY Si CP'S COLr

ff I -I a$ 4-J ,f -t f"

-of

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BAKEBT.' 7 V&WII VW

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-avair

MBEdi*,..:

-It

T5*'**»*&•'«

TO BUY COODfj^ fcta ar s. s»l

CB1CKEKS,

RUSKS,

buxs, Ac.

Warm Meals ct Hot Coffee.

-.r*

A large nnd Superb sleek of

FAMILY GROCERIES, Confectioneries,

tff all kinds.

\Srtl-

,*i* w® also k(*cp tho

GREAT, WESTERN T^E.V. HOUSE ^•"1A full o^^rrlmrnt rf llio Hnc^t T^ai* hronsht. io ihi?» which we itlll »oH at the lowest pr?ccs. All the ubovc goojli tiold

In Exchango fo^ Cesh or, Produce.

yrpDon't fa If io givo^usa jail anrf tihtnine ourgoods. '.JSi

?CUATQ

.t TlAVf.KSS.

No. 2 Waaliingtan Street, NoxtDoor toOrahmns' Apt -r: "j

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW GOODS!

Vis. »5V

FBESH ARItlVIL!

.• -5.r- tj!'?!

5 ^4

II. J.-WEBSTER & SOX

:..u -Ut ,ii Jjcht ci 'ft 1 *siT Aro now receiving their

,•{ hiw S«»iJirVi

FALL SUPPLY

ryi "-j. fr-' -H4 -fiiT of ^uoilai rtib

h.i

fulvf

I •'.IIRT-1 'V*

Boots & shoes

-fj- irfl If

i. W he W it tit ht' .. fid!

SELL CliBA iPI •"mm* a ,-yj ati'm

Mi* if ftSiiitiii

"i S- -,i

p- C\'IIjJL SOO.V, .'..i",

jL-n 'su#'' -i

Fx amine for Yourself!

Xo. 1, Einpinriilock,

hli-pt 3 1-7(J tf

orq.-'

r. 4

€ruwfordsville, Ind.

DRUGS AND MEDICINE3.

W FIRM.

1 J.*

,H«rFl"i'T& BOOE,

I II I I 0 So. 1 ..

A W O S I E

ty *M*"w

-y tut- \l -v nz+t** DBA! KBh I.N* ri'TtB

DKlHiS ffl m,

l'a!nt« 'q~' Oils," '^'PvoPtufTs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles [^irc Wine's "nini Brandies

For Mclic.if Purposes.

t-'ii. 1 t*«r»nt ^I^llir^nr•». At«o, I.amps, fil.i««ware. Loiter.'Cap, arni otc i'upcr, l'uns. l'cueilf ,a udliik.*,

E S I I O N S

C^TefuIly prcpnrpil nnd promptly nttenrtn! 'r. Wt- rc.'pecitully.toliciipairijnagi frujs In- publia in general. lJun5ot5C.

PUMPS.

AWlfg4* *3—

THE E A T."'AV E sTE RX

Pump

Corner iTalaaianil Collrjc Sircettr

CRAWFOItDS VILLE,, IXD.

Will furnish an* an-l ew Vin«t o» »»le of piimpimitifw-dnWl. arfcwi-tor eaeapaesTv, and duriibiliijr.

Are Unsurpassed

u7 nnj shfip in the Wc^t. All work Warraulo-d to give Satisfaction.

Cistern 1'iimp" »t $4.50. mul all othjrr kimU of I'unin-at are-itly raJ'iv'P'i p-'t-cv. ll vni sea u« when iu want vr any ihin? jnour Mai. Copper Chcunbrr Pnxnps M.»do «to

C. IV. SAITENFIELD.

5nnr?"*^0 1y

sual'Flt. X-%*. I«T, tMT I-' I A ii ii ii at a 1 Ul' fns he b' n^w'ttilns-1 for DoHi'in ifi^a lCi-citHii"ii. Ar. liiilluiiit Ursttry. TVi'Miie. .^outini -lit. nut! rf j.I-kIiiif ll'iin r. t"0

PJKVS.

|',»per, r«mts. et.ith 7i «s. A«k yourtH'iC seller lor it, or eviul pwa to CvUat'tA' ^Ja*' Vhiiadtlphia l'a. "4