Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 May 1871 — Page 1

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40 Park Row, New York,

.AretafcSUMKMteA*the Crawfordsrilte Rs»^.,^4^»Tisw. In Imt cilr and *k Mthonted to wm tract for intertinc K/' loWesl fc»»h j*l«\ X&. JMtaeafed loJtatre above non***.

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BIBLE & Vfl]

Ward Bfecher AcccpU the Darwinian Theorjr. All great truths will be foaod ia oa-

Wbtih^r youMUerc\n the Bible or not. Christianity rests iatha nature of things. It is not antagonistic to on lure.. Carded be he who makes it appear so. God revealed truth by preaching it in life shapes, and men were inspired to teach these troths. If. the Bible wis to be thrown away to morrow, it woaldo't change »he troth a bit. Science don't depend upon books, neither doea the Bible create tTutb. To study man, man must 6tudy nature. We are not to

take our own interpretation, and then obstinately presist in forcing others to ^£4 our peculiar view*. Meb have inter preted the Bible wrong. Science has developed certain great truths, and among the greatest yet evoked is the •~v# aoroallad 9?*gi of mail or the theory •. of D«rwiio. Now, some men cry out, if tbese things be true then the Bible *. isn't true. Let as go farther back 'T aqd take'the Copcnnican system. At ter a wbiie thinking men were obliged j'„ to shift their ground and give a differ ent interpretation to the Bible. Look at the havoc Geology has madt». completely upset the first chapter of

Geoesia. In so many days God creat

fed rtfi^'earth. What did he do with -g,' thn? -Why we merely'ftOMluded I e«H days periods of time and Geolo

jgy

You HaifS got to make your interpretation of Scripturt conformable to nature. Scientific disclosures are the best illuminators that can be given to men, Naturo makes comentaters that stand. Wo may as well prepare ours^lvep to accept thife theory of elimenation—the growth from the animal to tho spiritual, and 1, for one, am already for it. The argument which uffurd9 tho strongest proof of this theory is the essential pliancy and educability of man. lie realizes that his way is upward and onward. To go up higher he must *b*f educated— in other words .must advance, from the 3 nnfniat to the spiritual.' This is just the progress the. ,Biblq teaches us to expect Tho more the Bible is tried by philosophical research, the strou er it is found to be. We can except the deductions of science and be bet tcr Christians. Those who will throw tlio Bible away entirely are very un wise. If a man light Jbis gas, and cundlo, that is as it should be. There nvo folks who blow out the candle be i..... cause they have a theory of gas, and before a pipe has been introduced in"WJ to their homes. When you can find mo a Bible that is more bibler than pf this one, I am already- to accept it.

This has grip in it. It retains its hold upOn man. It comforts, sooths, holds uicu steadfast and so long as it full of the breasts of consolation, why '"should men go elsewhere to nurse?

But I need not wast words on those ^conceited air bags, who, happening to have read in the coriior of a newspaper lately, that somebody has thrown the Biblo overboard, deteriuins to follow in his wake. The Bible is never so true to me as when I nth in trouble.

Suppose wo should take the doctors ono by one and kick them out of town, and then pitch their mcdicine after them? What, would we have left. Nothfogfttmlof tfee srfn^but ineuralgia, and plennsy, an& rhcumatiejn, and fe vers, ohould we De any better off? Hold fast to the Bible. Science has ratified it and will continue to and if it does not, I will be honest enough to admit it, aud be tho first to give it up. But hold on do not casft it4way be wise unto salvation. Ere loug the mists will darken your eyes, the world will die out of your sight. See to it that you are possessed of the spirit, and the understacding also.

5 MlllllliAN KU-KltfX. ..

Sixteen Brave Toiins: Urn Tar and Fc.ith. cr a Woman. There were arrg.Dge.cl befojc^Justice Davis-ill the 4th instant 'sixteen young men of the township of Milan, in this county, on a charge of assault /and battery preferred against them by

Mrs. Symantha Chapin. Mrs. Chapin the complainant, lives in the towpahip of Milan,, on a small farm 'owned by her husbancf, who is at present and has been for the past four weeks, employed in a fishery at Kel 'ley's, or Put in Bay Island. Shortly after Chnpin left for tho fishery, his wife cmplojed a young man named ?Abner Pattee to work for her in mak"^g soma improvements on the farm.

Patte in the meantime boarded with Mrs. Chapin. Threats had been fiercely made in the neighborhood that the "shebang" would be "cleaned out," but no warlike demonstrations were made until the night of tho-29th of April, when about eleven o*dock at night, the young bloods of Milan to the number of sixteen-assembled at the house of Mrs. Chapin and demanded admission, which" was refused. The storming party now commenced business in earnest tfnd the front and rear doors were soon burst open with pieces of timber, and Mr. Pattee, who was on hand to oppose them, was seized by tjifee or fyuf afr the gang and thrown •p'o'n the floor, while the others caught Mrs. Chapin,^took'' het' out of the lutuee^aad after- removing every article of1 clothing from her person, appliad-* eo«t of tar and feathers liberally all over her^ after which they left the premises. The only persons aboui the hqneo a|^fh# ti!na of wE|^| tack,'was Mts. Chapin, Mr. Pattee, and ajittle .daughter of Mrs. G., aged about seven years. The affair has cr«a|«4{ av/Rrtat excitement^iff the' community where it occurred, and it is the'lmt %eaeh W ftie'iJeac^ 'that has be^n eh qliet^Wtti

THE BIRBEK'S ITtU.

fRTbe iiobdon

Medical Prtif

article on the "barber's itch," so'called, which contains the following startling statement, with appropriate suggestions -Recently wO hare' professionally seen two of the worst cases of

sis Contagiosujitt

sycosis

THE Olympia W. T.,

Syco

which have ever comc

under our notice. Both patients were shaved by the same barber, and no doubt by the same razor as {-hat used —for the barber .acknowledged his fault—in shaving "a man with a bad chin." In one patient the yellowish scalcs have extended to the upper lip and sides of the face covered by hair. Tha vegetable nature of the disease, and the rapidity with which the seeds are transmitted from part to part, until the cryptoganiic plant surrounds every hair follicle, is only too well known for repetition here.

Our chief object in directing public attention to a most serious matter is, that barbers will learn, through us, to be more careful in indiscriminate shaving, and that the public seeking their aid will, for their own sake, insist upon we hope will now become a universal practice in the barber-shop —namely, the razor to be immersed in some warm water before being npplied^to the fafe: This ia pretty sure to destroy ft" vegetable organism, should any exist, on the instrument.

and the Bible walked hand in h^Dii. Now weJiave^uic.to Darwin and hiiva fontlia 'Out"fuir" ancestors Adain and Eve are gettiu# to be un faflhionable. Some-.folks don't know so much about the garden of Eden as Ythey thought they did and they don't seem quite pleased about the discovery of their ancient relatives, and are try ing to shake these things off. You can't rail^uk^juitfr out if it is true.

Those who may have suffered from

Sycosis Cojitagiosum,

and the physL

cian who has had experience in the treatment of it? alone kovw the protracted nature of a most unsightly complaint in yielding to treatment, and the value of hint wo offer in the simple immersion of the razor in warm water, and then wiped before use. Iudeed, in the filthy barber shops of our great towns, diseases of more kinds than

THE Pacific, telegraph cablc, to be laid from San Fraticigco to. tho Sandwich Islands, and thence to China and Japan, is attracting prominent attention as an enterprise of importance to the United States iu the. Eastern hemisphere. The charge from New York to Singapore oveftlie present lines is §48 25 i(i gojd for pipsg$ges ofslwenty words or less, and even at these heavy rates, it is stated, messages are coutautly being sent. By a direct line, is argued, ten thousand miles in distance will be saved, and Shanghia can be communicated with in ten minutes. In addition the cost of sending messages will bo reduced- to reasonable rates, ii & cak

Unconstitutionality or the Ku Klux Bill. cenator Schurz, in his recent sere nade speeh at St. Louis, made the following declaration If"I desire to state that I agree with those who see in several provisions of this bill an encroachment of the no tional authority upon the legitimate sphere of local self-government, not warranted by the Constitution of this republic."

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The -^loyalty" and Republicanism of Mr. Schurz will not be questioned and coodetnnation of tKe till from such a quarter cannot be attributed^ to party proclivities, but the judgment of one of* the ablest iind best men in the Republican party.

•TqI '. IT.wjm?fSenator Trumbull who s^tid that the Ku Klux bill will virtually ruU^tiAUuuieour form of government. The Ku«K^» bill usurps from the States their Bomestio policing power, and fjram tbf people their freedoal By givi6g \jrant Dfctator'a powers, to bo *her* be lik«s--vw):)^

ifrldng tfajlf—Monroe 1675 in States liable to a Democratic majority.. .iUK ii

flkT ifiiet Pressing Need of the Day. Gari'Scbarz in bis St Loaia speech, I eaid:

"I consider it one of the most pressing needs of our'days that we should return to the soured practice of constitutional government. The safeguards of our common rights and liberties contained in the Constitution are too sacred and valuable a boon to be permanently jeopardized in providing for a passing emergency. It is time that the American people open their eyes to the dangerous character of. this tendency, and that neither a great name or an object appealing to our sympathies should be permitted to disguise it. As forme, I have seen the working of irresponsible power and personal government in other countries, and I may assure my constituents that while I am a citizen of! this Republic I shall struggle to tho last gasp against its introduction here."

We are afraid. John Boyer, the halfbreed Indian, who was hung at Cheyenne, the other day, for murder, has spoiled all the sentimentality at

tached to the composed death of the really good man. He made a spccch just before swinging 'off, which, if not

rt.model of piefy,-is certainly, one of brevity. Me said': "Me no squatv n:e brave. You' feel my leg, he no shake: my hand he no tremble nccder. Me God damn god mad.

are propagated but

wftli that we do not purpose entering upon now. Our simple desire .being to record a paipful occurrence with which we have recently met—a faith ful corroboration of the testimony of Oustay Simon, of Gruby, of Vienna, and of the experiments made by Loville, who noted over aud over again the transmission by contagion of

Transcript,

NEW ORLEANS

syco.

stVfrom the use of a razor enlp'.oyed, in shaving an affected person-

A P.BVIVAI, preacher says that the t'oughesfc customer lie ever came across in the pursuit of his:. calling was a rough old fellow in the valley of the the Green Mountains, who approach ed him at the close of an evening meeting with a very long face, and asked, gravely "Did I understand yon to say that hell was a lake of fire and brimstone "Yes" said the divine, thinking.Jie.had at succeeded in making an impression on to enurge upon the horrors of the place of torment.. "Nonsense! nonsense!" interrupted the listener "I don't believe a word of it you pile it on too thiok a man wouldn't live a minute in such a place." "They will be prepared for it," said the minister, impressively. "Oh prepared for it, jvill they 7" exclaimed the anxious listener, brightening up. "I'd as soon be there as any where else, then and off ho walked, perfectly satisfied, and as gay as a lark

THE

iindcficncd .furor? cinpannclfd (hi* dn.v. to .ld nn inquisition on !ho body of James lirady, found dead in be city of Crawfordsville, in "t,own.«h'p of Union, county of Montgomery. Stnto of Indinnti. by.f. W. Uurk, Coroner of Fa id county, do report, that tbetruo nnino of snirt person is ns above sivi-n, tliat.it the time of his death ho was ubout forty year-: of ase. thnt. bo .".'is about five foe.t six inches hieh.thnf- when he died he was dressed in brown casiimere coat brown cassitnore panf arid dark crssimi'-te vest, check lbinnel shirt and woollen undershirt, bluo woollen oek« and course boots, and had on his person sixty dollars and seventy cents (SU0.70) in U. Uj Cnrrenej.

Given under our hands this Gtk day of -Mar. A. 1)1-71. •T. 15. IIAYS, FMSTT.I POTTS

S. KIEI.PS .TAMKJ UOACH.

RVJ"! PETER BYRD, IVJI. UORAKKK

PUBLIC SALE.

BYfrom

virtue of nn execution, to mo directed tho Clerk rf the Circuit Court of .Montgomery county, State of Indiana, in favor of John. '..

Lot No. ninety-five (U5) in the Original Pint of the city of Crawfordsvillo. to be sold to satisfy said-execution, interests and costs, and if same will not bring a sum sufficient to satMy said execution. I will on tho same day at the same place, offer the fee'simple of said Ueal Ksiate. or so much thereof us may be necessary to I satisfy a judgement for costs amounting to one hundred nnd fifty-two dollars and eighty-four ceuts, together with interest and co^t. without any relief from valuation or appraisement law*.

Said lieal Estalo taken as the property of Archibale Kobinsoc. II, 10. hll)fcMKK. iuy6 4w Sberitf Mont. Co, hid.

IF YOU

WantaC«ok. Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Giri, Want to rent a Store. Want to sell a I'iano. ., Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend Money, Want to buy a House, Want(to buy a Horse,

Want to rent a House. Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding House/ Want to sell Hardware,

mammms.

eolored man heard

of another nigger who got several

thousand dollars for being put off of a railroad train, so he thought he would try it. He got on the ladies' car, expecting the conductor would conic along and throw hiin out. Before the conductor came in the darkey put his head out.of the window, when a bridge came along and cut his head off. lie didn't get a cent from the company.

PUINCE NAPOLEON was the only

Napoleon who smelled the buttle afar off, and took precautions accordingly. The rosulfc of his foresight is to be seen in his present comfortable circumstances at London, where he has bought a house for S100,U00, and has a cool tniiiion in bank to pull on for grocery bills and the like. •a^QlN1 a-ITtlHI

Two American ladies, accompanied by a male relative, recently made the overland trip in sledges from the Okhotsk Sea. across Siberia, to St. Petersburg, a distance oi' 7,000 miles. —j j, ,i

Want to sell Groceries, ant to sell Furniture,' Want tosell Real Estate, Want to borrow Money

Want to s' 11 Dry Goods,

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JS /i iM

Six hundred and tweive barrels' of wild oigeons have been shipped from five stations on the Milwaukee "& St. Paul railroad thus far the present season. Pigeons are pulling up. the growing wheat in Waupaca county by the acre.

THERE is snow on North Mountain,

about ten miles from Harrisburg, Penn., three inches deep^ which fell

on Monday night.

INQUEST,

March 28, has the following "Our yard has been green with clover and grass during the whole of last year, and at no time without fldwej-s. The honeysuckle has yet the last year's caf besides tho new one, and the red clover has yet the old stocks in leaf on the same stool with tho new, Cabbage, rutabago and turnip standing out all winter have kept as sound as those in the cellar. Five varieties of grass and one of oats grown in the winter and spring, range from nineteen to twenty six inches in length. Our early tipple, peaeh, plum, cherry, currant and goosoberry will be all in bloom in a few.,d^ys. Some of the wild shrubbery nearly oH'in leaf."

Coroner's Inquest.

Fresh Arrival

Of Xteir and1

No. 6. Commercial Bow, Green St/

Cor?istin Sail

Clotfe and

G?nts furiiishitig GoofI?,

•ALL orders for We.irii" Afpnrcf prWaipflr filTcd I keep nn expericnceil Gutter and

Guarantee All Work

CTT TO QMIZEM,

.uij. to bo of tbn best q-jnlitr. and made up in the latest ami ..

Most Wanhiossiible'

poll, cxelnvtvely .for CASH. nf- a- ln*r price*any bonso in Ci n^Tnrd=ri]!.fl. Mvsomi* nro nil of tho-lalo«t ptylo.i nnd pnMfrn*. and at first c^t from ..lha..B»anufacturcri».' wh icb cnanlos trie to

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ehev.'bor.Q.

AFKAUSEN

SHEBIFF SALE.

vi'ln «f nn execution to me directed from the Cleri- or 'be Circuit Court, of Mo'ntc«mwv county, Ptnte of Indinnn. in fnvor of David Loup, issued to mo ns Sheriff of said county. I will expose at'piiblic auction and outcry. on

SATURDAY. B5A1T 20,"1871. Between the hour' of 10 o'ebek a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door, in tho city of Cruwfordsvillc. Montgomery county Indiana, the rents and profits forn term not..oso9e-lin? «cvnn yeir«. 'h» following deisoribed Real ]is.tite. in Montgomery county Indiana, to-wU Sixty acrcs off the south end of the eat half of the southeast qunr tor of section thirteen (H). township eighteen (1^). north of runge three (3) west, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to bes .Id to satisfy said execution, interests and costs and if the same will not bring ftsum sufficiettto satisfy said execution, 1 will on the same day at the same place, offer the fee simple of said real estate, to satisfya judgment, for twentj-thiee hundred and thirty-liine ,2333) dollars, together with interest and cos's, \vii bout nuy relief from valuation pr, .-iipf-fiuscmeiit •laws.

Said real estate taken ns the properly of .Sally Dale, et ill. ii. i:. siDEXEn, api-0 Sherilt'it:

DIVOKCE.

STATE Or IK23IAXfA, h* Mo2itgoiiierj/- Couii'ty. In the Court of Common Pica#, of Monig- inciy

County. May term, U"l. Eli7.cbcthlic.1mau.) ivorce.

TJK it 5 Aii

remembered that, on the 2-tlh :v of April lr.71. in vacation of the Court of Common Pleas, of the county of .Montgomery, in the Slato of Indiana. Elizabeth I'eninan. by Guorgo 1. Hurley, her attorney, filed in tho Clerk's office of said-court, her complaint in writing as a cause of action in her behalf, also the affidavit of a disinterested person, setting ourth that, the *aid defendant Calvin lioman is a non-resident of the State cf Indiana. .Now. therefore, the saiit defendant, Calvin Bcaman. will hereby take notice of the filing and pendency of this action, nnd that ho he and nppi ar on the second day of the May term. A 1). IS'l. of said Court, then and theie to answer said complaint, said court beginning on the (ifih Monday of said month of May, A. I). 1-71, the same being thcS'Jlh of said month. \Y itness my hand and the seal of said Court, this Loth day of April. A. i. 1KH.

AV.M, K. WALLACE, rid-lV.:

'npv2n-hv

Want» job of Carpentering Want a job of Blacksmithing, Want to sell Millinery Good*. Want to sell a IIouso and Lit. WanVto find any one's Addreis. 5kWant to And a Strayed Animal. "i-. VTantto aell a piece of J? urniiare, i'.v. Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Want to obtain a beautiful wife. Want tosell AgricultuJal Implements. Want to find any thing you have Lost, Want to Ad verUsc any thing tayVd vantage, 'X W«nt to fihffan owner to anytbins Fyund,Advortisc in the WEEKLY

REVIKW.

W.F.ELSTON, ,0

ATTORNEY

BECK & JOHKSOW.

DKAI.EHS IN

Groceries & Provisions,

Corner of Green ami .Var&et Streets,

Oa'^vfosvi!21e,

TIIIOnew

McConnell et al, issued-to' mens

Sheriff Of sMd county.' I will expose to sale at public auction and outcry.on SATURDAY", MAY 27, 1S71. between the hours of. 10 o'clok a.m., nnd 4 p, m. of said day, at. the Court Ilouce door, in the city of Cr.iwfordsville, Jb ntg-.inery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding Seven Year1, tho following described Heal listatc in Montgomory-:cminty. to-wit:

Tea,

Siadaasin.

firm would respectfully inform the citi7.cns of Montgomery county that they have purchased the Grocery establishment 53 the known Lynn «t Son Grocery, whereivillbc found a large assortment of

Consisting ,..f

€OfFeC.'

8 MS-ft

,,tl.

nsh,

tllofnsh'es.

Ify*oodi

"are

roritcre/.

'SUbar.co.

Wc htivc retained the. fcrviccs cC Mr. Ilenry Sloan, the popular s.ilesranu, so well known to the public, and shall be pleased to receive calls from all the old friends of the former firm.

.Wo shall pay thohighest market price at aii times for

PROD II, O E

A.VD ?FLL

GROCERIES

At the !owe?t figures.

DccStflPOS BECK & JOH: .SOy.

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD,

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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED, one huddred

/SUA

lr. Cnlrerwrir« Cplrbraled F»*ay on the radical 'cum fwithout medicine)

SPERMATOUSHCEA.

JJ r'Prise. in sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, iq this admirable e?-f say. clearly deaaonctrates from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequences oi self-abuse may bo radically cured without dftnprous use of internal ..medicine or the npptfWiiion of the knife pfJnting-out a mnlexf

Sent under

ATJfAW. 0i5octfr^nt rmm

t-rtwfohl's Stone Front deo3«t

sml, in

a plaia 'envelope, to "any

address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Also Dr Culvorwell's '•Mnmajre Guide," prico accents. Address thePub

Usher#. KlilNK&- CO..

1-37 Bo«rrry({kw Vorb,

NoT»J8c3»t?.lnr#ii-i. .vk-^r

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NEW SERES CMWH)BBSVILMf'MONTGOMERY COIJNTY-INDIANA MAY 13, 1871. WHOLE NUMBER 1416

CLOTHING. SHERIFF BALE

VirttJo of an e*ecntioit. to ms ircctcd 1' Irtjni the Clerk of tbo Common Pleas Court of 5f«ntgoinert County. Sfaio of Indiana, ia fivvwof Jismej B. Sidefl®r et si. fspned to mens

Io'clock

Sheriff (.f ?nid Coanty, 1 will expose to sale at iniWic anctinn nnd emery, on Saturday.-the 34,-^ny of"^~Jnne 16*1. between the hours of 10 a. m. ond 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. at J'.thft Coitrt Hoa?e door, in the city of Crawfordsvilic. Jfontgoiacry Coanty, Indians, tho rent' trrofiif! for a term not exceeding seven years the following described Real Estate, in Iontffomcry cninity Indiana, to-wit

The intdividpd onc-tbird in valae in apart of thagQuthaest quarter of section thirtr-one (31) townMip ninceen !}3), north of ranSe fonr

JOT

(.4)

«tost, Deginning at the northeast corner of said pectbu thirty-one !33). and running thene? north e:ahty (SO) rods.thencc east fortT-nine H9) rtxfs tbnnco. Borth eighty rods, thence east to tho no^.heast corner of said Quarter sectaon, thencc south to the half-mile pot, on the south line of said section thirty-one (31), thence east or.ohondrcd and sixty (160) rods to the place n| "beglfinirig, excepting from the above described tra«tu-nny interest in tho following described tractiTjoiinded as follows, to-wit: Commencing atMt stake on tho west side of the road, running from. Crawfordsvillo to Covington, and on the line between Henry S. Lane and Thomas Barr. running thence eighty-three feet south eighiy-l'our and one-half (34J£) feet to a stake, thence south six and ono-half (GJ^J east six buwired and thirty-two (§32) feet, thence north eighty-four and one-hnlf [84K] citst seven Irundretfeand eighty four [784] fee' to a stake on the north side of said Crawfordsvillo and Covington'road. thence along the north margin to the place of beginning, and also excepting from the first above described tract of land, any interest in the following described tract bound as follows^ Apart of the southwest quarter of sectioijr thiriy-ono [31]. township nineteen [19]. north ofr ngefour [4] west, bounded as follows Beginning at the southwestcornc.r of said quarter section running tben".e north eighty |E0] roils thenee.east forty |4t] rods, thence south eighty [t'U] rods, tbeoco west forty [40] rods, to the place iff beginning, and also excepting from the first Above described tract of land, any interest in the. following described tract described its follows: Beginning at tbo half mile corner of tho- jvest boundary cf section thirty-one f3lj it being on the range line of range four [4]. nnd five [5] township 10, north of r«Dge four [41 west ifpd running thence east (variationj of the n6edle4 deg and 34m ninety-seven and 4-^o poles to'ttpost. thence w_e«t [variation] 5 degone hundred and seventy [175] poles to a post on the west lin^ of the cast half of the southeast quortcr of seoticn thirty-six [36), township nineteen [19]. range fiv* [r] west, thonee north [variation] 4 degii l-"m 77 13-50 to stone on the northwest corner of said east half, thence east [variation 4degit.'15 *7 10-25 poie«to a post on paid ivnge lines, thence north ou said range line two [2] pn'osrto the place of beginning, containing fifteen Acres of land, also ten acrcs of land bounded as follows Beginning at a stone in northeast, corner of tbo southwest quarter of section thirty-one (31). township nineteen (lit) range four (4) wost, running thencc west two i-J) poles, thence north [variation 4de221m 9^ 24-25 pole3to a post., tbeneo west 50 2-25 poles to a post, thence north 27 3-25 poles to a post, thenco east. 52 5-25 poles to a post, thence poutb (variation -idegSlm 122 2-25 jioles to the place of beginning. to be sold' to satisfy said execution, interests, costs, and if the same will notbringasum sufficient to satisfy said execution,! will on the same day at. the same place, offer the feo simple of said U^al Estates to satisfy a judgment of twenty-threo hundred and seventy-two and 50-11)0 dollars, together with interests and costs wit! out any relief trorn valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property of Robert A. Smith and Nettie Smith. II. Ii. SIl'EN'ER. mayl3iv4 Sheriff Mont. Co.

APPLICATION FOE LICENSE

AJOiCE'is

hereby given !o the citizcns of township. ^lontgo'nerv county Indi

ana, that.I, Florence Richter a wh'ie male inhabitant fif Montgomery county. State of Indiana .of ibe age of twenty-one years, will ai ply to the Lonrd of Commissioners of Moutgom 'ry County .State of Indiana, at their n^xt regular session commencing on ihe first Monday of .li'.iio, A. I) 1371 for a license to sell intoxicating l.quors in a less quantity than quart at a tune under tho Temperance law of 1859, for the term of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank is situated on part of lot number one hundred and thirty-one [1311 and ono hundred and thirty-two [1301 in the original plat of the city of Crawfordsvillo. Montgomery comity. Indiana, described as follows: liezinning tit a •point in the east lino of Grecti street, twentytwo 1235 J'cot n.ud five [5J inches, south from the northcornvr of said lot, number one hundred and thirty-one [131]. and at tho Southwest corner cf tract sold by Alvin Levering to Kobert Vmice on duly M.lBi-i.by deed recordeil in book three [3], page five .hundred and eleven [511]' and running south twenty f"0l feet and seven f~l inches, thence east with the center line of tho brick wall of the building creeted on the Realty hereby conveyed, and that on the 'adjoining grounds one hundred and nine [.100] feet, thenco north twenty [20] feet nnd seven inches, thenco west with the line of said Vance ground, and the center ine of an open stairway erected between the building on said Vaneo ground, and that, thereby conveyed one hundred and nine [100] feet to the. place nf beginning, said buildrng where said liquors are to be sold and drank is in tho lower room of the' brick building on said premises, between U. .I. Vance and Allen ,t liro's ir.v Good store No. 2. map 13 w3 1'IjOUKXCK KICUTKK.

ICL is h.crcby given to the citizens of nion Township. Montgomery county, Indiana, that I. Archibald Robinson a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, of the ago of tweniy-one years, will apply to the Hoard of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Slate of Indiana, ai their ne::t regular session, commencing on tho fiist Monciay of Jnno. A. I). 1?TI, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a k-ss quanthy than a quart at a time under the Temperance law of ihe Slate of Indiana approved March 5, IS.)!) for the term of one year. My place of business urd the p-eini-Seg whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank, is situated on part of lot one hundred and eleven [111], in the original plat of the city of Crawfordsvillo, beginning seventy-one [71] feet and six [6] inches from the southwest corner of .-"aid lot and on the west side of '-Jreen street to apart of caid lot formerly owued by Salem (j. MeCollough. thence west with tile south cud li"uudary line of said MeCollough's forty-one [41] Icet and three [3] inches lo the line, cf Irwin and Binford. dividing said lot in the center north and south, and at the southwest corner of apart of said Int. owned by said MeCollough. thencc south with said central division line forty [JO feet to thenorthwest corner of a lot former owned by J, \V. J'oivers, thence east with the northeast lino of said Jewels'for-ty-one [41] feet and three [3] inches to the place of beginning. I'nion towns-hip, Montgomery couuty. State oi Indiana, mnyl3 3w ARCHIBALD KOBLYSON.

^TOTIOR is hereby given to the citiz"n« of Vt

n'nn

of Indiani, that I. John Kelle.v. a white male inhabitant ol Montgnmerv county. State of Tndiara.and of the age of'.'1 year-', will apply to the board of Cmnmis-ioners of Montgomery co. in the State of Indinna. at their next, regular session commencing «.n Ihe first londay in June A. D. lsTl, for a license to sell intoxicatin" liquors in a less qiinntitj than a quart at a time, under the Temperance I.aw of ir'.W, for the term of one year. Aly place of business'and tho premises whereon .said liquors are to be sold drank is situated on tie undivided halfon that part of lots number ninety (90) and ninety-two (P5) recorded in the original plat, of the town ol CrawTordsviUe. Montgnnery county. Stnte of Indiana, described as follows Begiunin" forty tcet south of the northwest corner of lit number ninety-two (02) thence running south iorty-two.and a halt (42'= feet, thence e:ist one hundred and sixty five CiCr» feet, thonee north forty-two and a half (42Ja)-teet. thence we--t one hundred and -ixty-Hve tltio) feet to Ihe place of beginning,. The-building where said liquors are to be sold and drnnk is situated on the si uth half o! the described parts of lots number ninety U0) and ninety-two (92), Union township Montg..mery cjtmly. Imliiiua. maj'l3tt3 J0H.V KELLEV,

tnnt ol Monti?(»rnco county. State of Indiana of the a?e of twenty-Oae ycari, wi!i applv to the lv»ara of Commis-icners of Mnnijr-.uiery c^)Unty. iii the St tJo of at tbcir rt?ff*i!tir commoncinirthb first Mondny in JUDO, A.I) 1. lyr a licence tosell intoxicating liqimr? in a loss quantity than a quart at a time1, under the leujperance Law

*-f

leroO. of the State

ot lor the term of one year. My place of buHiness and the premises wheroon said liquors are to be sold and drank jy situated on part of lot number one hundred and eleven (111/ a."2 toe £'iQD£ is nnd dc^ijjned on iho oriy inal pint of the c* ty ot Ora wl^nl-ville. Union township, Montgomery count-. State of Indiana ae^isrnat-d and bounded h-*.follows Beginning

avd

thirtien 13) t'eet'norlS of the

Soiitlieact ciriler of eaid lot aii'I rnnnitj? thcnco

.inches!

thence north fourteen [141 feet and six inohc-. thence east forty-one 141] feet and three inches thonee South fourteeta "(14) fdet nnd six inches to the pluee ol beginning inavl3w2 MICHAEL SELLERS.

I eminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losse-. IUPOTENCV. Mental and Physical Incapacity. I Impediment? to Marriage ete^ also CONSFMPI TSOX. Kpn-EPSR and FITS, induced by setf-ind*l-yence or sexual extravagance.

"VT OTICE is hereby given" to fh •i-' Union township, Montgomery county in the State of Indiana, that I. A.

cure sx once simple, certain and effeotual. by 'heir regular session comrocflciag on the first meens of which ever sufft-rcr.no mnlter what I Monday in June, A. IV 1?7I for a license to

his condition niay be. may cjfr* himself cheaply, ss 1 pruately, and radicallj-. q'l.i Tr7*Thjs li^nturb both the L.mds'of I '®S9 every man in the land.

SPRING GOODS.

If you want a nice^Calico Dress, If you Want a nice DeLain "Wrapper, If you want a nice Alapaca Lustre, If you want a nice Pure Mohair

Dress,

If you want a nice Cloth Suit, If you want a nice Cassimere Suit,

If you want a nice Piece of Muslin, If you want a nice Piece of Ticking I If you want a nice Table Linen, If you want a nice Fur Hat, If you want a nice Wool Hat, If you want a nice Straw Hat, If you want a nice Parasol, If you want a nice Handkerchief, If you want a nica 3STeck Tie, If you want a nice Box Collars, If you want a nice Pair Hose, If you want a nice.Pair Gloves, If you want a nice Pair Shoes,

And in sho^t if you want anything in tho Dry Good* lino you can buy it as CI1RAP at the

BEE HIVE,

As any placc in toivn We

for

We arc

Determined not to bo Undersold,

We cordially invite our friends and patrons to

Give us a Call

And see our (JOODS. Wo will tal»e great pleasure in showing them to customers. You will find the Bee Hiva

2 Doors Hon Hi of National .'Bank.

(live, u.-- a call.

J-Kespcctfully':

B- G-WYN & BRO-

BLACKSMITHING.

JOHN A. G1UFP1.V. CIIA1U.ES MURPHY"

BLACKS MITHING,

On Main Street, a. few Doors East of

the Post Office,

\X70(JLI) rcspcclfully inform their old friend.? that they are now propared to rexecnte promptly and in t-he best style alljkind.s of Ren* oral Blacksmith.in5.such us

Mill Vrror1: nf Every Description. Horse

Shoeing and Country Job Work.

All tire invited toicive us a call,ar.Jwe shall endeavor to si ve entire satisfaction to customers, ausu.'t IT.!?[ ?.

LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, ccMontsomcro Comity, Circuit CVi.rt of said county, September ,l,crm

A. 1). 1371.

tr,wti.=hip. Montgomery county. State

Nelson Patterson ot al) vs Petition for Parti ',ion Frank Patterson ot al

it remembered.thnt. nn the 21st day of February, 1671, in vacation of ihe Curcuit Court nf the county, Ihe aforesaid Ison Patterson, by Georgi O, Hurley, hi-- attorney, til.'djn the ricnk's office, their complaint in writing as a cause of action in their beealf. a an the affidavit of .a disinterested person, setting? forth that the said defendants, Margaret .Tunes,' Hunter Jones and Geoigo .lones, are non-residents of the State of Indiana, now th'-reforo the said delendnnts, Margaret .Jones. Hunter Jones, nnd George Jones, will hereby take notice of the tiling and pendency of said action, and that they be and appear on the second day of the next term of said court then and there to answer said Complaint, said court beginning on the first Moudu) of September. In71, the same being, hc4thdny of said mouth.

Witness my hand and the seal of said Cour this 2Nt day of February. A. I), 1S7I. ap-M iw WM, K..WALLACE. Clerk.

SHERIFF SALE.

'V'OTICK is hereby given to the citizens of ITn \'""'2°niery county. State Ind Ihftt I.

!ichiu,l

y\ virtue from the

tvellc.'r.'. a white nuilo inhnbi-

an execution, to me directed Cl"rk of the Circuit- Court

of Montgomery County. State of Indiana. In favor of Drake Urookshire ndm'r, issued to mo as Sheriff of said county. I will expose to salo at. public auction and uier.v. on Saturday the 3d day of June, 1671. between the hours of lOo.clock a. in. nnd 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. at the. Court House door in the City of Crawfordsville. Montgomery County. Indiaana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following describe Ke.il Estate, in Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit

Lot. number 0 in block number ". in the original plat of the town of Ladoga, to be sold to Satisfy said execution, interests and costs, and if the s:iine will nut brint: a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will oo the same day at tho same place, oilor the tee simple of said lieal Estate. to satisfy a judgment for three hundred and fifty nine and 00-10O dulhxrs, together with intciests and costs, without any relief from valuation or apprai.-ement laws.

Said Heal Estate taken as the property of Abraham II. Stover and Margaret Stover. U.K. SIUKNER, mayHitJ -^in Sheriff Mont Co.

-f,GUARDIAN SALE,

Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

THE

undersigned Guardian of Sarah T. and Louiaa E. Cttcrback. minor heirs of H"nry I tterbsck. deccas-d, per*u.»nt to the order of Court of Common Pleas of Boone county. Indiana.at the January term thereof. 1P71, will offer al private sale at the residence of Henry Otrerman. near the premises. °n and after the 15th day of June next, the following described Real

... E*tate of bis ward, fo-wit: The undivided oneeituonj of third part of the east half of the southea«t quarter of section twenty-four '24). in township seventeen (17), north of range three (3) west, in

Porter, a

white mnl-inhabitant of Montgomery county. State cf Indiana, of the n£e ot t.wenty_one years, will apply to Eba Board of Commission^ er» of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, at

intoxicating liquors in a./os# quantity, than art at a time, under the Temperance law of of the State of Indians for a tenn of one year.- My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated on part- t'^lot number one hundred and ten llVl. bounded on the north by Heck A Johnson'* grocery* store, and on the south by Charles Re tilings shoe store, of the original plat of the" city of CrawforcUville. liBton township, Montgomery county. State of Indiana. miyimw A. J. PORTER.

Montgomery cnunty. in the State of Indiana. The said premises will be sold to the highest and best bidder, for not less than the apprised value, of said premises, upon the following term* Ons-tb'rd" cash in hand nt the time ot sale, and the remainder in twlve months, thereafter. with interest on the deferred paynlent. The purchaser will be required togive note with good personal security waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

J.VMES DAVIS,

may '3 4w Guardian.

LEW WALLACE,

ATTORNEY

WOOI..

Wool Wanted

-AT-

HILL'S

Wool Depot,

A WFOUDSVJ LLE.

Thnntful for fnrors past, wo solicite a continuance in the support of Domestic Manufnotures. We havo ft large stock of our own make I I CassiiMcre&»,

Tweeds.

Jeans.

Flannels,

Blanket^

Stocking Yarns, Etc. A geed variety of other selections of

IOH£^TI€ GOODS

AVbich we will c.tehangc on the.best terms,

CiisSifi Paid fbrv WOOL

Carding and Spinning, and Roll Making, as usual. All guaranteed in workmanlike order. 1'

At the Old Stand!

Don't fail

call tiiid see us,

R. M. HILLS & CO.

mayti iu

NEWSPAPER.

i. iiAflLEi A. DAN"A. Editor.

She gollav

A Newspaper oi the Pretest Timet* Intended lor People Now on Earth, InclnCins Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Proftvisional Mca, \Vuii:cra, TfiiDkers, and all Manner of Uoacst Folfcj, ami the Wlvc«, Eoas, tad Daughter* of allsnoh. ONl,S' ONE DOLLAI1 A YEAK "j

ONE EC.NDEZB COPIES FOR 850, or loss than One Cc.it a Copy. Let t!ere ba a 830 Cln'o at every i'ost Ofllce.

SEXX.WEEKIiY SDN, 99 A YEAK, of the sine ei/- r.n 1 seiicri.1 charactor nl

1'71F

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THE DAI L. StJN, 8C A YEA It. A prominently rcsdablo rewspaper. with the laritesi circutatlou in the world. Free, lndonendent, and tearle?» In o:itlcs. All the news from everywhere. T*i cents cony by mall, 50 cants a month, or 06 a vpfir.

TERMS TO CLUBS. TI1E DOLLAR. WEEKLY KU\. Five coplcs, one

ycz:,

couaratelv acdrcfF»d. Fair Dollars.

Ten copies, one rear, seim'tilo:r addressed (aad aa extra copy to the getter up ntcluo). Eitbt Dollars. Twenty copies, one ycir, fepor*tetv sddressea (a-.idan extra copy to the cetterup of Club),

Fifteen Dolla?o.

Fifty copies, one :e:r. to I?. a ldrcss tanrt tlio Seinl-Wccfely one rear 11 ircrter 0 of clnb), Tiitrty-fhrce Dollars. Fifty copies, one year, "enar.ne'.v andreascrt (and ttie Ssini-Weekly sneyenrro cetrp.r nt o'( ln^), 'fhtrty-dre Doliura. t'n Imnrired cotdes, one ve*r. to one adrtrers (and tao Dally for one ycVr to tho eettcr un of club Fifty Dollars. One hnndred copied, on* ..«.r. J^parately addre=scd fnud ttieXJaily tor?, •.» year to the Better up of club), Mxty Dollars.

THB SEJII-WKElilY SUN. copies, one cat,

I'lV

I'jCiv arti!irsse7." ElslU-DoIliira,

Ten cor.iei, one vc»r. fepsia^iv ."iKtrcfsed (arm »n extra copy to totter tip of fK-ii), Sixireo Dollars.

SEND YOITK .MONEY

lnPf/«t Otllre orders. c^?c!:-., or drnft« nn Srw Tork, wherever conrecictit

.iot. turn refHier

tnc letters containing :iion«y. A'ldresi r:.vf L\M' p.iti:i»her. Sun offlcr.. Yorlc CUy. Spr20 71 IT

PUELIC SALE.

School Honse and Grounds for sale

NOTICE

is hereby given thnt I will sfc'l

public auction on Wednesday. May "-4. 1-71 between tho hours of 10 o'olock a. m. and 4 ••.clock p. m. the folio wing described property towit School House and lot No. 12, being apart if the southeast quarter of section thirty-three (33), township nineteen (:!"»i, north of range four (4) west. Also, the houte mi lot No. 13 nil in Union township, Montgomery county, Indiana. Tho purchaser will be required to pay one-hull' down, the remainder in six month*, giving te with approved security bearing t?n percent interest J. It. COONS. Trustee. ap'-'!i 1

SHERIFF SALE.

virtucof an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Court of Common 1*1 ca^ of Montgomery cnunty. State of Indiana, in favor oj Fisher Doherty. Guardian, Ac., i.-sued to we as Sheriff of said county, I will expose to sale and public outcry on

SATURDAY, MAY 20- 1811, Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. at the Court Houjc door, in the city of Crawford-ville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding srven year-1, the following de "cribed Real Estate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: A part of the west half of tbo southeast quarter of section thirty-two '3i in township nineteen C'&t. north of range four H), west, bounded as follow? Beginning on the south line of said section at a point ninety-four (94) feet west of tho center of the track of the Louisville. New Albany .t Chicago Railroad, where said track intersects the line of said Section, and running thence west three hundred I and forty (340) feet, thence north two hundrid and twenty (£!U) l'eet, thonee in a southeast direction on a line parellel with the center of said railroad track, to the pbtco of beginning, to be sold to satisfy said execution, interests and costs and if ihe same will not bring a sum -^uilicieiit to satisfy said, t.iucution. 1 wilt on the same day, at the 'in .e place, oli .-r the fee simple of «aid real estiU* to snti-'fy 'wo judgments lor tv.o L1 red and twenty-six a.id 'M-10' (220 9V-100) dollars, together with interest and costs, wikhoutany relief from raluation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property of Nancy L. Robinson and Archibold Robinson, U.K. SIDENEU npi".l 4w Sberitf M. C.

LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA. Moatgomery Coanty* Circuit Court, March Term, A. I). 1*71.

ORDERED

BXTEff F&S AB^KTISING "HEadft l'#ffies or 1 ?Ji)3irst jnifi rt Ion te*ftl fuia Irnnsienf matter 9 I 50: erlion, of eswb square ... oo ..... OO 60 00 .«» oo

Kach •dditio

..•w-iW^fnths —oit»9)mr..w. nft—ihM**ontBs

J:. SO 0* ... 3T SO ... 60 00

nths 12 30 90 00 3i OO 10

—six months... ...

Local business notices OQ £OCH 0ABSEQO8ATIOIERTION.P9RIRI»E.v^....

i't N Co.. IIartf.ird, t't.

"V\rATr.nKii

rkr.r..

CIRCULATION 1" 2000 Job PrlaMo* fraaptlr and TfnUljcAirrafrd.

NEW ADVBRTIBEMBiTTS.

A PC 11 TO '-"l ^or fust sell in? popnAutN I5i .Jt»tl»nbjiBfi®»ion Book RIALR* FKnALt: Qliu* indneemonts to Aucnts. Infi rmationfrt":. Address AM. BOOK CO.. 62 Wil^am

XI, N. .4

99-iw

8 O'CLOCK

.«. v* (DJap'-IMw ••fotiirnt J,iife hy Eilllh O'GorsiioTt. escaped nun, itIkko diwlnjnro*are thrilling A stA.-'linv. Price. St.-W

CONS

and f30 »X IAV^t'IiE. Ad-

VV dress with stamp, LATTA A.£0.. 1 ittsbargh.I'ft. LKAKN'ESS. CATARRH. SCROFULA. A lady who had suffortd for years.tVom Deafness. Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by nimple remedy. Her svmpttthy ancl *srratitude prompts her to send tne receipts free of ch:ireo to any ono similarly afflictod." Addro»s Mrs, C. LEGUKUT, Jersey City, N. tl))»p2« w4

The Magic Comb ^ro,(iha,f,Mr "Vr beard ton permanent black or bcovca.- It contnins DO poison. Ono Gor^b sent by tttrnil for 51. Dealers supplied nt rcdueed rAtea.,? Address Wm, I'atton, Treasurer. Springfield. Mass tDJap'-f w-i TIIIS IS NO IIUMIH'O I a-

lty sending CENTS

with age. heisht, color of eyes au4 hair.jruu «ill receive, by return mail.ncorrect picture of your future husband or wife, with name and date of miirrinsre. Address W. I\x. P. 0. Drawer No. i!l, Fultonvillo, Y. (k)«p'2f w*

IIOMADE FROM" 5(TjCfS! Something urgently needed by everybody. Call and see or 12 samples sent (post paid) fftr 5u cts that retail onsily for SI0, L. H. "WokCOTT. t'8t Chatham Sq.. N.Y. ^0

THEA-NEC-TAR

iSAi'pii-,

-BLACK FortEA with tho!!'-fWt FLAVOR. War'-,rittd ito suit nil taste.", 1 .c salo evcrywherft. And for sale whole

side only bv the Great', Atlantic ae ^ncifle Ten «!o., 8 Church St. Now V' rk, H. O. Hox 5300. Scud for Thea-NcctVtf ,rnntar. tU lpC!) w4

ANTED-AGKNTS. ($-JO prr «h«y) to -d 1 the celebrated I10MK ^ilUXf SK WING- MACHINK. Has the rsnKti'-PKEn makes tho '•LOCK-STITCII." (nliko on both sides )jtnd is FULLY LICRNSKP. The II Jtand cheapest family Sowintr Machlno in tho lntirket. Andrews, •JOHNSON. CLARK ,fc CO.. Itostuu. Mikw., I'itta bursr. I'n., Chiciifro, 111., nr St. Louis, Mo..

ClVn I

EUCCTION I'UICES

f. ssii

TO COS'FOltM TO

TtEDUCTION OF DUTIES

Great Saving to Consumers isv i:rri\« up (M us.' TFP Send for our new Price List nnd a ('lull form will accompany it. containing full,directions—making a largo saving to consumer* and remunerative to club organizers*. The (iroat America it Ton 3t Si 33 VESKY STUKKT,

P. 0, Hox 3C4". .!•» Yrrk. :U)np2n AGENTS WANTED

ISTORY

IN riROI-JSTHE'iiiiil'OTlOF

II1WAR

Itcontains nv.r I01 fino ong'Tivingvnf Buttle Scenes and incidents in tho War, and is the onlv AL'TIIKNTIC and OFFICIAL history of that Kreat conflict, l'ublishdd in both English and Gprtiii.n.<p></p>CAUTION.

K-W .iin

rf being circii book you bur innps. Scud tint?

oontnins lOOfiiH) ciij.-, ivings for circulars.t and soe o.ir term seription of tlio work* Addvis, PriiMsiiiNt Co., eiiiv'iign, 111 Oliio, or St. Loui, Mo. fI„ I

full de

ls, -,N ION t.

Well's Cail ulic Tablets'

The l.otc European War bronchi oi "ew fuel' of tho wo-iderful lli- aey t.'iirbojic Aui|l iu henlingand preventing lis nses.

These TABLETS present tlio tieid in combination with r.ther efiicient remedies, iu a p' pnlar form, for tho cure of all TilUOAT and diseases. ,i!

TtOAKSKNnPH and fl.f'KllATIONS of the THttovr arc immediately relieved, and statcmontr uro constantly being sent, to the proprietor of .•c!io£ in cases of Throat mid ditlieulnos of yenrj sftnid1*" A T"f 'PT/i Don't be deceived by worlh-

Iu jc^f iinitatiuiii. (tot nniy

Weil's Carbolic i'nbletJ. 1'rieu cts per box, JOHN',i. KKM.D'K l'latt St.. N, V. up-f Jw Jjule Agent for the U. S, SctlirrfliK A NI SCIENCB HAVE P.T Ton KTTI KU. (iliNKMS AMI UKol.Olil' II A VK KISSKI) EAOH OTIIKU

AND

r..o.

for

that this (.Vurt do now adjourn

»atil thei'7th day of Jun". 1-71. at which time an adjourned term nf this Court will be held, to complete the unfinished bu-incss now pendins ic this Court, of which time of holding such adjourned term the Clerk is directed to give notice by publication in the ('rawfordsville Weekly HEVIBW, Un Crawfordsville Jonrnnl. for three weeks prior to holding said Uriu.

Head and signed March 25. 17^1, THOMAS F. iA ID SON, udgo Witness nuy hand ani the seal of su affixed at On-w!

hand ani the seal of nuid Conrt, rfordsvillc. April 24, A. D. '.-71,

L. S. apr^t3w

AT LAW. Crawfordsrille Ind.

Oflicc—South of Pout Office, oov27'W»

WM. K.WALLACE,

BIBLE

JL1 THE

A book of thrilling interest and groat importnice to every human being. Tho I'liners, Pulpits, and People are all di-ctt:-Mijg the subject, ind book, everyman, wotnnn and child Wants to read it. Tho long fierce war is ei d''.d. nnd honn'iible pcace secured. Seimeu is true, the ISible literal, pure and beautiful, itb now "ntisfleil, and lirtn fiienils. Gjd's work ilays. six a?tuai days, not. long period''. This byok gives the very cream of scit.nce, making its thrilling roaliti'-s tnoro int P'sting than fietion. ACEMTS WANTED. Experienced Agents will drop other books and secure territory nt once.. Ad dr.-ss for circular ZEIGLEIt it Mi.Cl.' UD Y, U' ltace St., Cincinnati, Ohio. M»ap-'i wl

mmm&T, i:nuv

I: to

t'TM: 1 iiu

Cliort.-.::. v'-.-m U-

relia!!» fall •tvoltsli'&j

W:si

In 730.

CfO^ 213DAL GA: ,r AT*:i

tnivorsal eLoico tho fcnsl Ilonss ^/JVC3 Amorica :^.uv .j without ft Hvnl forpuri'y, lioaUhfuliicss,(

c.o:io:aynrxlflnc

cookery. X)cpotll2

Liberty

Kew York,

Vi'csisra Braiichj 170 North M'aWr Streot Ohlc»gt).

JURUBEBA.

1 WHAT IS IT

It. is a ure an p.-rf et remedy for »!l ili=ear'.« of the Livrand Spleen. Knjargement or t)bnrni--tion of Intestines. L'rin:irv l.'t'-riri". or Abdominal Organ-1. Poverty or W.mt nf II'ioit

Intermittent .-r KeiniHi-nf Fev Infi tm•mitionof tbo Liver. Drop-/, Miiggislr Circulat'ori

the Bloud. AbsC 's^es. i,

Tninur', Jauudic"._Scrofula. !)v..p, psi.i. Ague .1 Fever, or-their '•iicumit.iitJ Dr. Welle having become nw.ir ordinary medicinal properl Auieric in l'iiirit, called

'TC ratno Sottth

JURUBEBA.

ft ConHnii!'i'-ri to ''ourt'rv procurj it iu ir.r: ativo pure'- an-J buvn. foi'ind its wonderfn' al

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proj .ej toeven uxened

the ajiticipatunlfoirned by its ijretit reputation' has concluded to otTer i: to the public, and is happy to state that h« has perf'.-ted arrangi--ment-

a regular isontb.j .-tippy .t this

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,'per. J. B.

CKAWFOKK.

Deputy.

won-"

dert'ul l'lant. He iia- -,.V-rjt inu'-n tint" (•xperi-' meriting ami invntiijat'T ir t.-)'iie iriost ellici -t preparation fr in it, p(Jpu„ir use. and ha« (or some time used it in his o# practice ith'-mo.-t happy results the erieeti^. if'digiue

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presented to the public as Dr. Weil-' L'xlraci JLRf fiK8A ami be confi».ieutiy i-'juiiu nl

it to overv fam

ily a' a household dy i. ..i,*h "lioiihl frue ly taken as a Biood

i'urifn.-r

in ail derangement*

of the system and aniui tie and fortily .yl weak and Lj inphatic temterameDt*. .fDH.V Q.

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I, nited States. Price SI

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for.

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CARD. Tfi

ALBERT C. JENNISON

ttlonii il! I.an an.1

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Kval property of all kinds bough? an so! I on commission, tlenu eoleoied. taxes paid, notartnl business of all kinds prwnptly attended tu. ofltt- In Kmplrt* Ul'k tirest llaritWA stora. Crawforduvillo, Indiana:

Vacant and improved lot*and farms constantlon sale. tulyJ "7u