Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 June 1871 — Page 4

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THRWEEKLY REVIEW

A Finer for th« People, OfweUljuid Political Reform, p«U»he«l ever? Ratorday.

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OR A WFORDSVILLK.

Iidimpolis, Bloomington Western Baihray. Trains arrive at and Wave Crawfordsville daily a* follow*: ooiNO WEST Exams .• #:•#».*• nun a.*. Through Freight* A» P. Way Freight." 9:30

GOING EAST

Tkrough Fp*jrbl?" *r cri estern

Go and hear Nellie Anderson sing tonight. ht Eltiroth Hall.

THB

wheat harvest in this county has commenced. The crop promises to he large and of excellent quality.

TIIK board did a good thing when tlicy ordered the opening of the north cud of Washington street to its full width.

BUNTAN'S DREAM at Eltiroth nail, Mon day and Tuesday evenings, June 10th and 20th.

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Go and see the big Rhinoceros on the 4th of July, in Sheldenberger's Circus and Menagerie.

MRS. MART HE ATOM, mother of James lleaton, Sr., died in this city, Sunday evening, June 11th, 1871, at the nge of 98 years and six months.

TUB corner room of the Fisher block is about completed. It will be occupied by Dr. Detchon as a drug store. The Doctor proposes to have the finest drug establishment in the city.

Ir you want to hear some good singing go to Eltiroth Hall to-night.

CArT. JAMKS VANARSDALE, of this city, expired at the residence of his parents on last Saturday morning. The deceased had been afflicted with consumption for the last two year*. Hit funeral took place on last Sunday afternoon and was largely attended by our citiiens.

Tbk Class Day Exercises, which comes off at the College Chapel, next Tuesday afternoon, will probably be the most interesting •f the exhibitions of Commencement Week. The class history witr be read, the class •ration delivered, andaeveral presentations made. Suitable presents will be given to "The Peculiar Man," "The Heartless Man," "Peter Pindar," "The Best Musician," &e. The whole performance will be cnlive«fd by college songs, sung as only college boys can sing thfm.

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Sipgle copy, oae year 'J -SSarSSfc::..:. .... TO copies, on* rw, to one addre»« .li 00

O. H. BOWBN Proprietor.

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Mgantport, Crawfoe* l&llwaj.

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On And after January 2d, 1**1.»ruins will run regular'y between Frankfort and Colfiix as follow*:

MAVIS FRAHSFORT, ARRIVES ATCOI.F.IX. Ha. ii, /-,•/ 3 i*. m. .. ,u 1 4S r. H. 2 30 P. M. I.K4VUOOLFAxI iV ARRIVES AT FRANK POUT. 10 A. M. 10 45 A. M. 30 r. M. is P. M. )|a)u£CeIos^eonnectionsat Colfax with trains ii|Mll'«l. train* will stop at S noddy's SUM ROM, Jefferson Road, and Corner's.

Ticket* oan be procured at the offices at FnnUprt and Colfax, Passengers aro reque«tel to purchase ticket! before entering the cars* frosf' -y 8. W. STONE,

Engineer and A ad't Hnpt,

CITYJIEW8.

Roue*. to-night at Eltzrotli Ilall. ,,f

TH* Loan of Xover tonight at tilt/roth Hall. a .»

THE public flehool close*! its term yesterday.

TUB PILGRIM.—This

great work of art ex.

hibita at Eltiroth Hall, Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 10th and 20tli.

Owt.vo to the drouth, theliay crop will be the lightest cut for years in this county.

KKMCVRKR the matinee on Tucsilny afternoon, Juno 20th, of the Pilgrim.

Tils drought still continues. The ground i« as dry and parched ns the desert of Sahara. .**

TIIK monotony of our city was slightly disturbed on last Wednesday and Friday by a couple of fights.

TUB "Dreck Berg" in front of Binford Drug Store, was ercctcd by Fisher alloce on laBt Thursday morning.

our citiien** entered

an alraoet^inanimftMBprotest against paying a higtofrjlate of hwrest than ei^it per oent. tin the hands proposed to be issued by thacity for buHding a public school house, the present council have amended the ordinance agreeinjpd pay tan pgr cent, interest It|a thus Ike tax-payers are fleeced by nnworttyservants aad tifhgs. The bonds are redeemable in froat4va to fifteen years. A greater piifce of extr&Tagance and folly wa* never perpetrated by any body of sana men ealling themselves a city couneil

Walt! Wait! I

Sheldenburger'a European Menagerie and Grecian Circuis is coming. The most complete and instructiva of traveling exhibU tions, combining alia* feature^of a £reat menagerie and a magnificent circus. The only exhibition in the world that can exhibit a full-grown rhinoceros or unicorn of holy writ Will exhibit in Crawfbrdaville, Tuesday, July 4th, 1871. Look out for the mammoth posters.

ilk* Ot—* lei Mattel lariig, Mr. D. N. Taylor, of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, baa introduoad in our city the abevt named bed spring. Its construction is Tery simple an4 cost exceedingly oheap. Many of our visitors who have given it a trial, proaounee it far superior to anything of the hiad ever invented. Mr. Ta/lor refers our citiiens %s regards its merits to the Rtf. John Saford, Judge Cowan, editon of BXVIBV aad

Jourual,

^IHGOMAR, or What is Love, to-night at Eltxroth Sail.

*6.r x. jo p. m. 0:34 A.

130 p. M.

LotfiaviUe Nfew Albany & Chicago iBall Bond.

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Aeetanttodatlon Krprea Mali Through Frill ... -NO SOUTH: Kaprmn,*««,•••!• gMomtodia'on

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The Hatieaal lahlatb.

By a general agreement oor merchants and business men have agreed to close their establishments on the Fourth of July. This action upon their part is commendable and speaks well for their patriotism, and we trust will be followed by every citizen. Let the coming Fourth, hallowed by all that liberty holds dear, be celebrated by everybody.

The Ka-Klwx la Wavelaai. Notwithstanding the recent act of the last Congress in providing measures for the suppression of the Ku-Klnx-Klan. their order having no fear of His Imperial Majesty, Ulysses the 1st, mafce a descent on a couple of business houses of that Tillage on last Wednesday night. The tenements were gutted and the entire property of both establishments destroyed and the proprietors threatened with death. This is a matter of grave importance and calls for immediate action, but we have little hope that anything will be done vS bring the perpetrators of this outrage to juslicc. His Majesty, at present, is whiling the summer hours away at Long Branch, reveling lik^ a grand Turk in wine, bourbon nnd .a«t horses. "Have we a Government?' is a question that we should like some one to answer. If tfe have, let Gen. Carrington with his two fieW pieces proceed immediately to Waveland, place the rebellious berg under martial law, arrest its principal citiiens and levy a forced contribution sufficient to satisfy all damages for their lawless conduct. In the. name of '-loyalty, God and humanity," we call upon Ulysses to suppress the Ku-Klux in our midst.

Proposed Betfo&al of Fred. Grant and Ihe Piincess Beatrice. Letters received here from England put the extraordinary question seri

ously whether a marriage between the SOD of President Grant and the Prin

cess Beatrice oTJOngland might not be so arranged .as to secure the

cordiale

entente

between the two countries.

The Queen has originated the proposition, just tis she did that for the marriage of her daughter Louise to the Marquis of Lorne.. The young Princess is only fourteen years of age, and the Queen's idea is that upon the rc-electioD.of President Grant and the beginning of his second term, in 1873, the irapitals be solemnized. Young Mr. Grant would then be adopted as a BritisVsubject, and immediately.appointed Viceroy of the Dominion of Canada.

It ife her Majesty's belief that in thisfway the feelings of the three great countries ol'.America, Cauada and Great Britain could be harmonized as closely as their interests.

The lctterg-wKicli communicate this surprising proposition ate written in perfect good faith, and by persons of the highest position in Great Britain. One of them asserts that the idea really came from Mr. Seward, by whom it was suggested to the Karl

Muyo in

India,^and by the Ear) then taken up and communicated to the Queen through one of nis lordship's friends, Lady'Watermark, a lady in waiting upori Iter Majesty.

It is also stated that the matter was entrusted to the London correspondent of a leading Radical journal of New Yorje^who left London, suddenly for New York -abojit a month ago, commissioned to soubd the President upon the 'iiibject.r Ttiis correspondent assured the Quae's minister's that the re election of-President Grant was absolutely certain,-and thus contributed mainly to give them confidence in the scheme. The agitation now going on in favor of Greely may disturb his pia^ns. But"it may be considered certain that he has opened ncgotiationa ou tha aubject with the Dent family and with*. Mrs. jGxant.—

INHUMAN

THE

ai|d Xfi. K. Wallace,

:Countj Clerk. J', *,, t-t Iji j:i

SCHOOLMASTER.

The New York

Sim

Last week this fellow, wliosii name is Dilks, complained to Hanlon that the lads were flipping bean#. The reverend gentlemen immediately sent for the boys to come to him. As soon as they were all in he brought forth a green rawhide and ordered the eight to strip off all except their pants, shoes and sfoiclangs, and then he began his fiendish work. Theirst boy he laid the whip'on was Master J. V. Decker, who atood it for nearlyJtwenty .minutes, when he fell to the,floor from loss of blood, which poured from the numberless cuts on his back, breast and abdomen. Three of the ':ents in the abdomen measured in length nine iuches. The stirgeon found^it^ necessary to sew themvup. The ni£t taken in hand was Master Fred Hjde, who was not whipped quite so badly as the first, probablj because of exhaustion on the part of flanlon. Young Hyde would not erjv and in consequence this wretch Hanlon struck him several times across the face, opening the cheek, and nearly catting off the end of his nose. The third was not whip ped so hard as the second, snd the fourth not so bard as the third. When he came to the fifth the monster was obliged to stop entirely. He had completely worn himself out. One of the boys ran for a Burgeon, but wss waylaid by Dilks, who threatened to shoot him unless he returned. The horrible affair leaked out, and in a few hoars *he whole school, under-teach* era and all, were up in arms and threatened their inhuman Principle with all sorts of vengeancc

LOCAL ITEMS.

Qo to Binford'a Drug Store for the Celebrated Diamond Glass it is twice as |tiek and perfectly white for the

Hildobrmnd

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price as that sold by other dealers.

Klein have received

direct from England a fine stock of pearl handled table entlery, butter knives, pocket'knives, for the spring trade, call and see their!.' tjl iprlutf

Seveil Choice Building Lots in Wabash College addition just laid out, near the jouth east corner of the College Campas—For sale on good terms, by

A. C. Jennison.**

Hanna, Green & Co. have a good supply of Livery Teams for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose. Call and see them. apr8'"l

Invest one dollar in Barr'g Pectoral Elixir, and stop that troublesome cough

I hear everybody complaining of the potato bugs eating up all of the potatos. If nny person or persons will go to Lee & Brother's and get some of their bug medicine, and if it don't kill them loo dead to skin, I will pay for the medicine. No hui.ibug. 1 tried the medicine on my po tatos and '.n a short time the ground was covercd with dead bug®,

Mr. Bowcn, please copy, so the people wO know where to go to jjfit their bug medicine. W. C. I^OUSE.

Hildebrand & Klein have received their spring stock of Silver and Silver plated ware direct from the manufactujers all the newest style and patterns, all good engraved by the best engraver in the city fr^eeof charge. aprl"tf^

A Liberal Reward.

E. J. Binford & Bro. will give one ounce of Gold for every, ounce,of adulteration found in' flic Phrenix White Lead sold by them. may28tf

Crowds,of people who want, to buy fine goods, or have their watches and jew elry repaired, are rushing to Emmon's He is honorable and accommodating and sells goods cheap, while his workman is always ready and knows just how to make your watch run all right for a moderate price. Don't fail to call and see them. apr22.1871tf.

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

P. S. Kennedy's addition, McClelland & Connard's addition. Graham & Houston's addition. Di-.'jr McClelland's addition.' Graham, Houston & Connard's addition, located in different parts of the city and for sale on various terms._ july2

Barr's Pectoral Elixir is simple, pleasant and a sure cure in nil diseases of he Throat and Lungs.

A desperate and tenacious cold can be broken up and exterminated by using Bari- Pectoral Elixir.

Goto W. P. Britton, real'estate agent, if you want to buy real estate at reasonable figures.

Persons who place their property in his hands Are those who really wish to sell this is the class of whom to buy bargains. For lists of liiR propfcrly wlilcli comprises town lots, improved town property, farms and Western lands, sec his real estate bills which are distributed monthly by the thousand from his office. Cm

Ters.—Thehave

Wash

ington Correspondence N. Y. World.

Oood News for Tea DrinkAmerican and China Tea Company now an Agent 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, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

May 21-tf.

contains a half

coltamn communication from Pennington,4New Jersey, describing a case of cowbifling schoolboys in that village. From jiis statement'it appears that Rev. (jThomai JDanlon has charge of the Methodist Seminary1 at Penning^ ton, nod thaiTor a trifling offense he whipped four of.his pupils, aged respectively eleven,' thirteen, fourteen and sixteen years, in a most brutal and inhuman manner. As-, in all schools, so in that one, there is an overgrown calf^ who is.the tale-bearer to the teacher, .and he is ever ready to tell on the btoya their jjJayfu! tricks.

Dr. J. Hale, proprietor'of Dispensary and Surgery, Indianapolis, Indiana, and author of the new system of cure for Catarrh,Throat Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption, to which branch of the profession his practice is exclusively con. fined, may be consulted daily, personally, or by letter, athis permanent office Miller's block, Indianapolis. Also,.at the earnest solicitation of many old "pn'ticnts, the Doctor will still continue to visit Craw fordsville once each month—the second Thursday—-for-one day only. Rooms at the Richardson House. Consultation free, and terms of treatment within the reach of all maHtf •.

titan. ,tv't

Archbishop of Paris, before

his murder by the Ptris Commune, made a remark that reminds one strikingly of that of Madame Roland in 1793, apon a similar occasion. Look* ing up to the statue of liberty she said: "Oh! Liberty, what crimes are committed* in thy name." Said the Archbishop "Do not profane the word liberty it is to as alone it belongs, for we shall die for liberty and faith."

Duriiig the winter, owing partly to our more in-door and sedentary habits, and partly to the decrease of insensibleperspiration from the euticular pores and) other "climatic causes,, our secretions become impaired, blood impure, liver congested, skin yellow and flabby, and when springy comes we fihd it almost impossible to fulfil our ordinary duties of life. And with opr vital energies at this low ebb we are ready to contract any of the "ills that flesh is heir to"—colds, asthma, consumption, rheumatism, ague, fever, scrofiila, jaundice, pneumonia, spring-fever, pimples boils Sc. &c. A few bottles of Dr. Hurley's Cnm. Syrup of Sarsaparilla with Todide of Potash taken in the spring will obliterate more of these diseases in their incipiency than all the Doctors can cure if neglected. Try it and your gratitude shall te our reward. See advertisement in another colaprltf

Another

Season of prosperity is here, and in order to meet the heavy demand for goods, we

are constantly receiving by

m:-

/.MM ^Railroad

As large invoices of Spring and Summer Dry Goods as |iave ever been shipped rl

1 To Crawfbrds^Ai I Although the road is not yet built, we ean make-oar. purchases at other points as cheap as we eould at

Toledo, Tnorntown & St. Loafs. These goods have been brought with a view of selling them at low figures to our customers, and in order to do so.

Work WU|t ffcnnateBM iBiweiil: Aely.

U-A t- 'tfMk'ttt""

We hare the goods new, cheap, and dennlU«| tad tiki we 'may dispose of thrte' there .will be

Totall it^'iee ALterA'fiao'.p'W jelOm.^ .ft No.'3, Colnmercial Row.

It is a fact that Binford's sell the best Paints. 1 tri

If yctu want a eheap hat go to th»-fflpw Hat Store of Joha Line.

If you want anything in the irng line go to Binford's Drug Store.

Ask for Binford's Quiet Yeast and use no other. fa "1**9

THe Bee Hive has the nicestjliae of Hats in towm.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND dt PACIF-

EXPLORING T1CK.KTS are sold at the Company's ticket offices at Chicago and all other principal stations on its line, and if tho purchaser buys land the amount paid for the ticket is applied on the purchase money. KjlOwJ^

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

A. A. MARKS. 575 Broadway N. Y. City, inventor and U, S( Gov't man'f'r of FIRST PBH uivx ARTIFICIAL

Alfred, Me. iRJieiOw-t

A Million Dollars.

Shrewd but quiet men can make a fortune by revealing the secret of the business to no one. Address

RjlOw-l 688 Broadway. Wcw lorh.

A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safo and simple remedy for tho cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole traia of disorders brought on Dy baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this nobis remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunato I will sond the receipt for preparing and using this medicine., in a sealed envelope, to anyone who needs it, FREE OF CHARGE. Address JOB. T. INMAV. Station E. Bible House New York. [R1jl0w4

INDIANAPOLIS,

TO THE FARMERS OF INDIANA.

PETTIS, A CO.

The New York Store,

H^EKLTftiSf MW-t3RAWjwto3YILLP, INPJ^A, §4.TODA3f4/JUNE 17,., im.

kiioe

may6 tf

NEW ADVT3BtlSEMENTS.

Cli cap Far ins Free ra vel!

RAILROAD COMPANY.

60,000 ^.cres

Choice Iowa Lands. jfhls Company ja..now offering .for sale about six hnndrea thousand acres of the finest agricultural lands in the West. The Company soils only to actual ee'.tiers, and the prices ye exceedingly reasonable, ramyingfrom S3 to $12 per —the average being about Se. The greater partof these lands are situated along the line of its railroad, between the cities of l)es Moines and Council Bluffs, and are in the most, accessible and fertile region of the State.

Sales made for cash or on.- eredit long enotigh to enable^ any industrious man to pay for the land oat of its erorn.

These lands are held under a title direct from tha General (^vernnienti «nd"dre not mortgage ed or^encumbered ii' anjLwa.. J-«U warrant! deeds rtvtan'to purchaser* r'

PVr mat* -pamphlets, or any fctber infonnation. respecting tnem address blltSHAbB COOK. Land Commissioner, Davenport, Iowa.

LIMBS, with Rl

Cleans kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and Clothing removes Paint, Greeso Tar, Ac., INSTANTLY, without the least injury to the finest fabric. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPHOLIENE CO.. 33 Barclay St.. New York,-40 La Salle St.. Chicago.

A S A

POPHAin'g

Address T. POPHAM A CO., Chariton, Iowa, jl0w4

Agents Take Notice.

"TOT reason our agents malte so much money is because our goods are first-class peoplo_like them, and they arc warranted. More live agents wanted. A. 10. TAYLOR. Britain. Conn. ItlOwl

Agents, Read This! WEWII.I.gSO

THRE

BBFB

HASDS-

and FEET. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. No Charge, '*i jlOwl

's Ague Drops.

PURELY VEGETABLE.

Warranted to care Ague or money refunded. Dose—10 drops Only 5Qcts per bottle.

AUSTIN'S AGUE DROPS aro prepared from Highly Concentrated Vegetable Extracts, hence •re perfectly safe and reliable. They area sure cure for Ague and all Billions Diseases. For sale everywhere. AUSTIN 4 SYKKS, Proprietors, I'lymoth, Richland Co., Ohio jl0w4

Fragrant Sapholiene.

PAV AGENTS A SAI.A-

BV OP I*EK WEEK hud Elpenm, or allow a large commission to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Addi-- V. WAGNEIl

CO., Marshall, Mich. RjeKiw-l

d*1S\ A UAY FOB-Aliii with Stencil tpXv Tools. Address A. E. GRAHAM,.Springfield, Vermont. IHlielOivl I

AffcOSC A MONTH Horse and Corriage furn- I ished. Kxpenses paid, 11. Shan

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ABE NOW OFFERING A LARGE STOCK OV THE FOLLOWING GOODS, AT A GREAT REDUCTION OVTI1E PRICES OF THE I/AST FEW YEARS: ,,,

COTTON A DES. LINEIT PANT GOOD*,

SHIRTING NTRIPEA, MUSLINS, TICKINGS, GINGHAiTIS, CARPET-WARP*,1-' WINDOW CITRTAINM, TABLE OIL CLOTII TABLE COVERS mens svnaaiER

IIATM.^V.

BOYS' StTMITlER HATH, LADIES' HATS,

CHILDREN'S HATS, PARASOLS.

JCTOCR STOCK OF GOODS SUITED TO THE WANTS OF FABMEBS AND TIIEIB FAMILIES IS LABGEB, AND OUB PBICES LOWER THIN FOB MANY YEABS.

Onr friends throughout the entire State are invited to call and look through our Stock. 'i

PETTIS, DICKSON & €0.,

Want to borrow Money

Want to a« 11 Dry Goods, Want a job of Garpontering.

til caused

Sperma-

lorrhej, fcniimtl Weakness, Jfijit JZmi*sious, LSPs of^Vppry, Universal Jj£nsUjii\',s3-' ains in the Hack,

i'.m os

of Vision,

Bgcjiittlurc Age. Wt "'afii iJfcvlt." %sur,

cys. -i thai follow as a

ccqqtiiioe cf. ytoatlifiil i: discr tion6. 'fgy Tliii medfcir.ol'.iio ocn used in our praetica for manTTT.^-VJ. »with -vthcmsaitdd treated, it- ba»! tVt-la Tort in' ii»t*nce. 4Sr Each of

Vegetable Cure

wrappod in ill' itciar jr blue paper, printed in gold letters,and coiitains one lwittle fillc with §ngar-coatert BOS, and o: vial of Medicattd jPowdera, franicieiit t(5 yslikc one-half pint of i: ic-ciinn:

v.'l

or.o Fyr'nge.

jyi'i i.-o f". p" cV:arc, po!d lvDrogp.ifits, r.t bv E'.aii on re:*-:,-: if

Tic nriat I,dian Diuretic aires fji! of the Urincrj ?.y such as Jncouticocf I •/?:£, Jnjl.ihimatton 'ii1!!•£? -Uer, luficmmatktH •'r (•«•.«, &OM in th -"tr^v brtfiTrc,Gravri: i: t:, Gleil. and

•:~r'v-rotable Remedy

and one \i .l Ucdicated Powders, ei.r.Icient to urnfe ono pint of injection and oi.o (i/iBgli'Jp cfiro say rdinarf 8at=e. -SS^-Tjer "pcetisftc »o!a by il Dru 'jrL'1f, or tent by mail lw Vo.cO.

Tho VejJ^aWo Cure s: 1 "Ycgc ilv Remedy ere Id by er-oi tiblo l'i everywhere KO "u dc?.' lu/v.vvtr, try 1 sell elicatigand tolighiir- a consponntis iuylsco ofthcienn maoriTi feuko xni.ro'nw.wy. lie not deceived, a'k for tho So. vr. paration.s and tal:e to oil-.'U:! if i' do ii keep them, enri. iho iru--.cy i.\ :•. letter :.i.d we will^eiid th- nil li. nr.iril.

Ladiesm-(reuti :•.:(• -'.jVT tingl rtf a!me*t, a not hc-sitato on aecini t'of tlii-ir 'itlu". 'i1:'y to visit us, as v.c bnvo treated j'. .tiei:t.-i i:ucot

^IfsTSl

june 3 '71 ly

ASTHMA SPECIFIC,

is warranted to relieve the worst case in ten minutes. Trial packages sent FREE to any address on receipt of a three cent stamp.

DRY GOODS.

Campbell

S I .L ON TIIK

OUTK PRTC^K

Cash Plait

This plan is a success, their immense sales prove it, the people understand it, no per cent put on goods to cover losses. The best goods at the lowest prices, 20 to 25 per cent. sav6d to the purchaser .. jii

Uifi & ft S'*i'I

bny «f:

NEW.YORK STORE.

mayl4 *T1 Cm

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IP YOU

jUtiii--.

Want a Cook. l-M Want a Situation, Want a Salesman. Want a Servant Giri, Want to rent a Store. Want to sell a Piano. Want to sell a Horse. Want to lend Honey JI_| /j Want to buy a House, Want t? buy a Horse, Want tOTe'ntadonse. Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding House,Want to sell Hardware^ Want to sell Groceries, Want to sell Furniture* Want tosell Real Estate, v.

Want a job of Blacksmith inc. Waut to sell Millinery Goods. Want to sell a House and Lot, *v: Want to find any one's Address, Xl Want to find a Strayed Animal, Want to sell a -piece of Furniture, Want to buy asecond-hand Carriage. :Vl "I Want to obtain a beautiful wifej •, ,• Want to'sell AsHealtn'al rmplementkV g^

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Want to find any thine you have Lost.

CAMPBELL & HARTER

MD SAVE UOAKV.

juaeS^t

DENTISTS.

Hr GALEY,

eommamty jiploy.j it

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May 13,tf

JOSKPli GRUn,

:s-

fully in all pertion^ c,f t'r.o cir.tir.ei Ly corre.-poiitlercr. fywn 1 rur thirty-two page paxn-ihiut, 4 *7 2 \'J Vi'cciai p.s -tavalll!'," ir address with -vi.f j»^,v it .ui-i tnd r.ddroSj i.-J .... lv.'-

T. Loui.j y.il :Cii ..

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March 11. 8871.

Harter

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COMING IN

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EVERY WEEK

Hosiery, Flannels,

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€asli buyers will fiiul

to til

it to tliefi* interest to

DKXT1ST

fordsvslle Ind, Office oorner —*4»»i» A Green treets. over

Rook Store. Dr.B. V.Ga-} ley, long and a a :i known to the

iflrst-cl

r':

ass Dentist, is in, my .p ijtobBW

AD'MINi^TRATOR'S SALE.

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Waal to Adveetiaeahythinc to Advantage, W*nt to find ai^ownerjo anythinf Found, °K' Advertise in ihe 'WicsLv Riviaw. l-

irihercbr g.tvhn that i'^will ScllUt J.

IN a on on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14,1871,

at the residence of the late George Jameson deceased, one-half mile south of Frearickisburg

horse Wagon and harness/a Buggy and Harness, Farming Utensils. Household ana Kitchen Furrfilure, *c„ Ac.

TiiEUIS.—A" credit of seven n.onths will be given on nil sums over three dollars, the pur- 1 chaser giving Bote with approved -security, without relief from valuation ^^^raisement laws. *flMtr-30w3

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Administrator.'^!

HARDWARE

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IsTails, Ii'on, Steel,

PAINT OIL ihRUTTy

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LOW FOR CASH.

Opposite the' Court House.j

COMMISSION HOUSE. |—-i—.. ... i,-—r—

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AKC'IlV MAIfl'IN.

GRUB,01,MARTIN & CO.

Will at nil times pay ,lif "highest price in Cash lor Wheat, Oats, Corn, and ail kinds of Seeds^and will sell all kinds of Farm Implements at the lowest possible prices.

They are now closing oilt a largo stock of Mill Feed, to make room tot the

CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS!

Thev also sell the

CRAWFORDSVILLE MAKE OF. PLOWS!

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Destined to T)ec6mc'tho inost popular Plow in the State. .10 very-Farrier shojciW- be •sure-to see them before buying an impoeted Piow. Grubb, Martin & Co., are the Manufacturers agents, in::No. 1 Harter's Block, and are selling just at shop ])rices. AVe advise^ everybody to call and see them.

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WASSON" '& MYRES ...

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Cloths, Cassimeres, 0 Dress Goods, Gloves, White Goods,

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Nov. 9 If67

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—r:iA:tLs a. dava. Editor.

thefrlla*lil«l^fun.

A N'enripaper ot the Present Tlaaa« Intended for People Now Kartfc. loclofllng Farmers. Mechmalcs, Marefcaat*. ProftuloDal Men. Workers, Tbinksrs. aad all Manner of'-Honest folks, aad tbe m«e»a lou, ut Daathtsn of alisoetu 9 OMLT ONS DOLL AH.

ONE Utr.NDUED COPIES FOK NI, Or 1CM Uian One Cent a Copy. Let t*ere be a MO Club at every Poet OSoe.

BU1-WUELY HUM. 13 A

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ef the suns slss and general character a* TUB WEEKLY, but witti a greater variety of miscellaneous reading, aad famishing tha news [, to Its snnecribeti with greater fresbneM, beoatua it eomas twice a week tnsteaa of once only.

THB DAILY Sl'N, «S A VEAB. A pretmlneotlr reatUblft newspaper, wltn the largaei dreaiatlon in -tbe woria. Free, lad* nendent, and tearless in polities. All the Btwi from everywhere. Two cents a eopy by mail. I 69 cents a montb. or |4 year.

TERMS TO CLUBa I THE DOLLAR WEEKLY 8UN. ,-j? rtve copies, one year, sesaratelv.addreMed. •t rear Deltan. Ten eoDle*. one year, seou-iUlr addressed (amtl an extra oopy to tbe getter up otelah).

Klght Dellara.

Twenty copies, one rear, separately addressau I (aan extra cjpy to me setter up of elofe). Vlltses Dollars, Fifty eopi-t. one year, t'o'coe addrses (aad tbe

S«nu-» eekiy one year to eetler of clab). Tblrty-tbree DallstM. f. Tlfty roplea. one year, separately aadresied (and too Seini-Weeklyoneyeartogetterunofemb),

Tbirty-flvo Detlan.

1 ae hundred eoi one year, -to oaa addrea. t«M Ua Kally

totear

fin«

Ono year fotbegetterw? ftf

FmrOeMui.

hundred eaples. one y-ar. separately ad-

dressed (and tbe Daily fore /ear to tbejreiter up of dab).

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Sixteen Dollars.

MX.VD V0Ur|H|0!«KY

luPomt Office or.ler«. cHMti. or drafta on Kew York, wherever eourenleo'. Kunt, toea rwttur ta Ititeri cout^tziing utoae AJilraai

I. W EKQLAffll. Pabuihar.

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tan?®00- New York Ckr.

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CAMrilKM.A n.wiTfiu

lWIk IH imil, ifi'l'bKISST!

CAMPBELL & 11/UtTHK.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. t...

Wasson. Kli eWym.

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Notions, Shawls,

Hoop mill IS a I moral Mklrth. -1 I

•Also, well assorted stock of

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BiNitM, Shoes, Hiits, Caps, Olas* Qiieewmare

at the lowest market ft rice, WASSOX A MVKIIS.

NEWSPAPER, HABDWABE.

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BURBRIDGE & Hi\USER

IIA MATKIIUI, KORt

BUILDEIRS!

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Blacksmiths!

Scythes, Cradles^

Double and Single

SHOVEL FLOWS!

Carpenters* Tools,

.4 \nvaiKl Full Slwk Superior Farm

OKGKNKKAL

LOW FIGURES.^

.ETNA

Reaper and Mower!

TBI »EMr-WEKK.LT Sim. Flro coplea, one year, separately addressed. Ucba •altars, Which everyIwdy ought to seo whotber htf 1 en coitles. one vetr. (eparatelv addressed (and f- -1 wi.-thes to buy or -not. an extra copy to gatter up or clab),

No. 7 Iforth Green Street?

BEAIi ESTATE

BRiTTO^r ft BBI!»EB'|

REAL E8TATE

MEirCY

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i^wlersiened beg leave ftf the pnhlfe toin theifliahdi fo1

inicntal trees, lot lOOxlCA.

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Five lots and 3 houses all in same pit. t. right opposite L. N. A. C. Railroad dept. Tho hou«es brinff a rent of per cent, on the price ot the property. This is ono of (he very hfut places in tho city for keeping hoarders. .Nple

{it »,» didiwell, ciaicms..and out-houscs. all now and I I 'in good repair. A bargain in ea?y payment* A good dwelllug lion#e »f grooms, cellar, eistem

Ails

M'cxcellent bAltd

i.Tdii#!. well fituatSil nud fencoiU saaic *rmi. Jn|.'VACTt1 trade the nl«ve aapOlt

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.ut-houses snd stable in Jennison add. south of Coilege. lot 60x130, plenty of fruit, nil

•v'nicciicw dweliinB on College street. rooms, enod ocllnr nnd cistern outhouses, a variety of Mnnll fruits, *c.. house l'i stories, lot 50*100. pleasantly lt.c»iod. Payments easy. 1

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'arce duelling house on \in street, in oastnm nnrtof oity,8 rooms, cellar, eis ern. out7 hniuN. all finislic'd in the best of style ais» houses, all finislied i-.—-eood sables, splendid frnitand shrubbery, ol

MixlCj. This is one of tho most beautiful places in the city. Payments cosy, price .84.MKI,

frame dwelling in the west port or th» citv rooms. 2cellars, cistern, outhoiises. goofl J'ence all in

fine

condition, lot-JJ'xlbn .in a gooij

nelstorhood and well situated Thw can ba 'bought at $1.®® tn payments, or ea^h fine large house on Walnut street near tha business part of tlio city. 0 collar outliou-es. ,4c.. excellent frujt ana or l.,t lOOxlM. Stable on tin

same. for«al» on easy payments at House and lot in C»l. lJlair's addition. 2 g.oort

roottti jMatSOxlW. Price. -S4M* A dwelling house west of college, 5 rooms, cillaf good well, together with about -'acres ot Una building grounds" Very cheap at .. ... 81.60II A good dwelling in Houston and Blair addlI lion, hotiso 5 rooms, good ellar, stable, out

houses, kitchen, cistern, good fencing, shrubbery Ac. Price A large now dwelling id llughoi' i^ldition. iv. storiea.9roorfis, 2 halls.cellaij cistern and sinble. Price oew frame house in Grahain A Houston's ad.(Htlon. well situated, lot SO.xIrtO. Ohoap nt$H0# A doairable property in west part of the city. I I nore.of ground. 3 rooms in house, wood houso. jtood .cellar, cistern, stable, and fruit of all :'. kinds-. I House iu west part ol tho city. rooms, 4 (lne v, lots. Price S10

A desirable residence near tho oily. rooms ov« I crything nets, together witli is acres of fines land. Payquents orsy. Cheat at Sl.CXiO I llouso and lot west of enllcgo campus, 11 roomi», ,i

good fruit.dot,«»*IIW. Price 8W0 I A house und lut on Spring street. 4 rooms all convenient and faandyr Pfieo #l,S0v) „..

A Kood lot near I. Jl. & SV. depot .WxlOU 8-10# A good Int. In McClelland,* addition at WfA tine lot in ('onnard'a addition .'0x160 .^aiittg: Vuiir line lots on Market St. near the business® part of town. Very cheay at ....... .... Pattersons New Additiun. lying butween Mam nnd Market street-. .lust layed out. 'I nellnotl building lots in the city, offered very eluiap, llouso and lot near junction, good lot, house rooms, cistern, lot renced. In payment!*^ ..iditi.fi' An elegant dwelling in south irt of r.ity to« gcther with acres of ground well eel in fruit of the finest kind. For sale in easy pay. incuts at r"','".

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A lino reiidciifo in south port of city, I room*, cellar, cistern, etc. Together with

aeros if,

land, hold at 1,700. Will trade for ('.'tern lands. 3'j ncros of ground at i*'0(l per acre and :ierc« •at SI75 per acre, both cheap and suitable for laying out in town fots. Payments easy. Jixcellcnt bulldinc lots in the following additions Patterson's Addition. Gralinm & Houston's Addition. JClsttuis Addition, Grahant

Connard .t Houston's Addition, Col, lllairS Addition, Konnedy's Addition, and Hughe* Addition. And many lind lots in other parts of the city. Fine farms of nil kinds and sr/.cs in all part* if the eounty and state at reasonable figures ami on easy i'ayinents. Also, A largo list of Western lands for sale or traila always ou hand. Parties wishing to pureliaso cun do no better than to call ou us, for we take properly tor sale at its very j/wcst figures.-••• •.

BEITTON & BRUNER.

Ileal E-'tato Agents. OI!i"e Socoml l'oor Washington Hall. aprl.i

CARRIAGE MANUPACTOEY.

C-AKHIAGE -FACTORY

-OF-

MILLER & CO.

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Established lit 1856.'

Market Street^ N~irth oj Co art

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returning thanks to tlic public br th liberal patronngc bestowed upi^n us for the, I last thirteen years, wo would respectfully nil ,j tho attention of friendsand the public generaliy 1 to an lifLSpection of our

Carriages, lliiggies,

SPRVIft WAOOXS.

Unlkknt »nt Sleiglw

A fine nsflortnient *.pfl variety of wliirh we keep constantly on hand in our now brick show room on Washington -street, second floor. VV claim to ho unsurpassed in strength and finish, uning none but the bestaolocted well seasoned sccooa growth timber, and employing none but the rooHt skillful and experienced workmen, "no high reputation our work has sustained Inthe^ thirteon'years past gives us confidence* in our-.| ability as Carriage Makers. Heing exclusively engaged in manufocturing only light work ena-p bios us to icep a much finer, larger, and better*! stock than any other house in the West. confidently assert that our work and prices can ,not be excelled by any. othor establishment. The continual increase in business has made is necessary to enlarge our facilities for manufacturing, We call eipccial attention to M.ll, Uamson fi

Patent Airti-ttattlingTifth Wheel

A recent invention, and the greatest irnprovo(pent ever added to a carriage, buggy or spring Wagon. We have tho exclnsire county right. We use ...

Sarver's Patent lluggy Wheel, With Patent Rivet for fastoning felloes, so that it is impossible fur tho felloe to spilt under uny an The latest and hest Improvements In Spring. Asles, Spokes and Hubs.

A ninety of tho latest styles of Patent Tops and finish of every kind. As wo receive tho

Eastern Styles Monthly

From New York and Philadelphia wo shall continue'to manufacture wark au reliable.ft8,horeto-\ fore,

All our Work ix Warranted from one to two years.

^ld Work Taken in Exchange

REPAIRIXO

:,od-work done to order. Rlaeksiuithing

In wood-work done to ortler. HiaeKsiuitning l'aintingnnd Trimming done with neatness and •i dispatch. We invited all to call and see as our 1 work will.recoiumenditself.

Imivase

rnmiHDKftHAUSER.

I f-Tune. 10 "lif

Wagons!

Our Farm Wagons built expressly for this miirket by ritudebakcr Uros.. of South Ilend, Ind..of the

TERY BEAT TIMBER,--

and more with tho view of giving entire sali»facticn to purchasers, than profit to tha manuI factarers or to us. Wo full* 1

Warrant Them in Kerry Particular

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One Year,*

JTT'Reincuiber tlr ot Court House. I July 17,l«!«y

ilacc. Market Street.North

J. S. MII.LEK A CO*

DENTIST.

T. MeMECJJttAN.

KSIUENT UKNTIriT, Crawfordsville, Iud. 1 respectfully lenders his servicoeto the pubMutto, "uood work and moderate priees,

eall. Offlqe, corner 'Main and

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°ffiCe'^"Ui"tni

LEW WALLACE,

1 A tTOBXEV AT LAW. Crawfc illlj

Crawfordsville. Ind n.^trw

Office—Mouther Post OlTifc,