Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 August 1871 — Page 3

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a. M. PSTTBNdn*i( & Co.. 17 Pwk Row. New York, Alt tfc* for the Crawford* ville R«-

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III for the Crawfordaville Kb-

U*t eity. are authorised to eon- __

railway is being agitate!.

(lo to F. Ramsay's for your peachcs.

"TUB thermometer has stood at 90 degree* during the week.

TKB old seirainary building has been sold for $400.

THK creek has fallen to stage of water.

an unusual low

OUR markets are abundantly supplied with peaches and watermelons.

KMMO»8 has a watch over two centuries old. It is curiosity that will repay any one to look at.

A paizs exhi^itienTaUing from Indianapolis collapaed in our city last Wednesday night. 1

Fat Man—Jesse, it will be noticed by circulars, is offering great ^inducements in the way of good and substantial boots and shoes.

Ma. on* CARBOL, who has been rusticating in Ireland duritig the summer, will start homewards in a few days. His health in reported much improved.

THK iron on the new road to Ilockvillc ha* been laid three miles Houth of the junction. The track will be completed to Waveland by the first of next month.

Lkk & Bno. have this day received it cir load of the finest melons ever brought to the oily. Cull and see. He hus also received a fresh supply ot' choice family groce-

MUKKIS LICK furnished the brick for the new carriage factory now building on Washington street by J. S. Miller & Co. Thoy are the fincst-umde brick ever manufactured in the county.

Mil. Gtisg SKKSK is now the presiding clerk in the Florence Restaurant. Mr. S. was present At the seige of Paris, having but recently arrived in the United States. His term of service expired in the Prnssian army last May. He was attached to Hismnrck's body guard in the capacity of bugler.

IlKPORTa come from Walnut township of a good prospect for an increased Democratic majority there at the next election. It is said that twenty-eight persons living within two miles of Fredericksburg purchased spectacles one day last week. They can read now, and of course they can vote only one way. Cheap John sold the spcctaclcs.

TKB plank sidewalk in front of the KK-

VIKW

ORicc has been converted into a race track. Last Wednesday morning about half past ten was witnessed the first grand heat. It was a race against time, and was run in fifteen seconds by an old horse owned by a farmer living near Waveland. The starting point was from

A Pluokjr Family who Walk Twentylv* Milea. The Kansas City Timtihas th* following: "Last night about seven o'clock we wera shown a man and his familly, consisting of his wife and six children, who had walked the entire distance from Lone Jack to Kansas City, something over twenty-fiv* miles. They all appeared greatly fatigued, in fact, nearly worn out from their long and weriSjme tramp, the children particularly. Quite a number of curiously inclined people were busily engAged watching the primativ* manner in which they prepared io make themselves comfortable for tho night, and some more liberal hearted than the rest, proposed that if they had not sufficient means to go to the hotel for th* night they would take up a collection for them. When the man suddenly interrupted them by asking "What day of the month it was He was told by soma one standing by, and then he remarked, Gentlemen I'm bleegcd to you, but nigh on to forty years ago, me and my old woman here lived in tho State of Ingianny. That was 'fore we was hitchod together for life when one nieo summer's day a feller cum along mounted on a mighty fine looking hoas, and ho saya to no, 'young man, here is a show bill for to read and pass around among your family, and if you want to have fun eome to that show.' Well, you see, I did go, and I took Mandy, too and afora we got back home we got married, and that show* man's name waa old John Robinson, and Mandy and ma took a pledge if ever old John came within forty miles of us, we was goin' sure. No, gentleman, keep your money and buy tickets for John Robinson'a show, as I Intend doing with mine."

Watch out for the grand street parade of old John Robinson in Crawfordsville, Thursday, August 22d.

LOCAL ITEMS.

-It ii a lbot that Binford's sell best Paints.

ThlBH?HiW kwOMf nicest H»U in U«Ds tnayO »f

Oo to Qwyn Bro't an ue those PST*sola, tbejr are cheap. majG tf

A. C. Jenniaon has the finest building lots for rale in the market. july2

Belting.—Campbell & Tinsley sell the best rubber and leather Belting, Luce Leather Rivets, 4c., in town. jnly22tf.

Excursions and Pie-nic».—Con-veyances for excursion and pic-nic par-

ties at Ifanna, Oreen & Co.'s »pr8'71

(net for IMWUSC adTertiaeaente for as it oar Hildebr&nd St Klein paj special ntloWMt Mth rata*. Advertisers In that eUj are I nffiilil to I—re their favor* with either of the Mention to repairing Watches and Jewelry, abeva hoMM. nl?o to regulating Watches. aprliitf

CITYJNEW8.

Evening Drives.—There is nothing like an evening driTC with your girl, in one of Hanna, Treen & Co.'s splendid rigs. !»prS"71

Oo to Binford's Drug Store for the Celebrated Diamond Glass it is twice as thick and perfectly white for the sanie price as that sold by other dealer®.

For special bargains in real estate, look at Jennison's bulletin board. july2 Cheap John is the only authorized agent in this county for the sale of the above spectacles.

Flows Plows !—Crawfordsville, Rover and Richmond Plows at S. H. Gregg & Son's. We do not sell Plows on commission, hut-buy low and sell low for cash. Kvery Plow warranted. july22w4.

Hildebrand & Klein have received direct from England a fiue stock of pearl handled table cutlery, butter knives, pocket knives, for the spring trade, call and see them. nprlCtf

Binford's Condition Powder is the best Horse and Cattle Medicinc known. Try it.

Seven Choice Building Lots in Wabash College addition just laid out, iiear the eolith cast corner of the College Campus—For sale on good terms, by

May 2!-tf.

wagon in

th* vacant lot south of Dritton Royalty's grooery, and tho scene as he came thundering down the crowded walk scattering pedesterians in every direction, was exciting. At 1:1.1 r.

M.,

Spectacles.—George Stables' celebrated Spectacles gold, silver or steel rimmcil, for sale by Cheap John. These Spectacles* are acknowledged to be the best in the world. They are the same as Moses' Spectacles, of Indianapolis, and will be sold twenty-five cent, lower than Indianapolis prices.

July 22, 1871, 3w.

another heat

was run, this time in thirteen seconds, as timed by the Cashier of the National Bank. In this heat th* old horse seemed to outdo himself, kicking his heels wildly in the air and hardly giving th* admiring hundreds on tha pavement time to clear the track. Anothar heat was talked of and would undoubtedly have been ruii but for the interference of Constable Vanarsdall, who thought that tho two heats already run was sufficient.

During the winter, owing partly to our more in-door and sedentary habits, and partly to the decrease of inscnuible perspiration from the cuticular pores and other ..lim&tic causes, our secretions become impaired, blood impure, liver congested, skin yellow and flabby, and when spring comes we find it almost impossible to fulfil our ordinary duties of life. And with our vital energies at this low eblj we are ready to contiact any of the "ills that flesh is heir to"—colds, asthma, consumption, rheumatism, ague, fever, scrofula, jaundice, pneumonia, spring-fever, pimples boils &c. &c. A few bottles of Dr. Hurley's Cnm. Syrup of Sarsaparilla with Iodide of Potash taken in the spring will obliterate more of these diseases in their incipioncy than all the Doctors can cure if neglected. Try it and your gratitude shall be our reward. See advertisement in another column. ,( aprltf

Reasons why the Fulglmm Drill is the best: 1. It will sow more regularly in any and all kinds of grain or ground than any other Drill, sowing equally well Wheat, Oats, Barley or Hemp, which no other Drill will do. 2. When set to sow a given quantity, it will sow that, neither more or less, whether your grain be large or small, or your team walk fast or slow. 3. It is so arranged that die operator can see the Drill feeding from its openings whether riding or walking. 3. It never chokes or clogs being a Forced .Feed, it distributoB the grain evenly and surely as well when the last grain is going out when the Hopper is full.

It is easier ohanged from single to doublo Rank, and in a shorter spaco of time than any other Drill, as we use no Tube Board.

the

If you want a cheap hat go 4o the new Hat Store of John Line. a30

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

Ask for Binford'e Quick Yeast and use no other.

Be mr« to call on tha Gwjrn Bros' and get their prices An Cloth sod Cassimore Suits. The sell them cheap. majrfitf

C. It iB provided with a Surveyor which accurately measures the ground over which it passes. 7. It h&a a Force Grass Seed Sower that will not choke or clog, and sows grass seed broad catt, either before or behind the ICoes at the pleasure of the operator. 8. It is easier changed and more simple in the change from one quantity to another than an other Force Feed Drill, as we have onlj to remove one gearwheel, wliile others remove two or three:

Sold by S. If. Gregg & Son, Crawfonlsville. july22w4.

Hildebrand & Klein have received their spring stock of Silver and Silver plated ware direct from the manufacturers all the newest style and patterns, all good engiaved by the best engraver in the city free of charge. aprlotf

Crowds Of people Who want to buy fine goods, or have their watches and jewelry repaired, are rushing to Emmon's lie is honorable and accommodating and sella goods cheap, while his work man is always ready and knows just how to make your watch run all right for a moderate price. Don't fail to eall and see them. •prSfcWltf.

A. C. Jennison.

Hauna, Green & Co. have a good 'supply of Livery Tennis for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose. Cal and sec thein. aprS' 71

A Liberal Reward.

K. J. 1J in Cord & Itro. will give one ounce of Gold for every ounce of adulteration found the Phienix White Lead sold by them. jnayliKtf

A. C. Jonniaon ha lots lor salo ill Connard's new addition. Alston's 2d addition.

P. S. Kennedy's addition, McClelland & Connard's addition. Graham & Houston's addition.

Ters.—Thehave

Dr. J. S. McClelland's addition. Graham, Houston & Connard's Addition, located in different parts of tho city find for sale on various terms. J"'y2

Oood News for Tea DrinkAmerican and China Tea Company now an Agent here, and every one who desires good Tcn and Coffee, can supply themselves at the Wholesale New York prices, and be sure of getting the best in the market. K. J. Uinford & llro., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Washington street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Nothing appears more absurd than •om* of the restrictions imposed by the "Medical Faculty" upon its members. No matter how much time and labor a man has spent in preparation for a thorough and correct di agon is and successful treatment of any special disease, yet, if he advertiset the fact, he is "ruled out'' as having ovcrsteped the line drawn by the professional code of ethics. Wc are glad to note a thorough student in the school of medicine who acts fearlessly and sensibly in this matter —Dr. S. Wood, of Indianapolis.

The Doctor makes a specialty of diseases peculiar to the throat and lungs, and his treatment has been very successful. While he regrets that his course should be the cause of. censure and ostracism, he is more than repaid by the congratulations of hundreds, both in Indianapolis and throughout the State, whom he has been successful in curing of those obstinate diseases that have baffled the skill of those who repudiate him. .•

Dr. L.Wood. Young Men's Christian Association Huildinst. Entrance 33 North Illinois St.. Indianapolis, Ind.

Treatment of Nasal Catarrh. Acuto a?l Chronic Sore Throat. Laryngitis Bronchitis, Loss of Voice. Consumption, Uiscaso of Women, Disease of tho Skin, and all diseases leading to Consumption. july22w4

APPLICATION FOB LICENCE.

"VTOTICE is hereby given to the citisens of Union Township. Montgomery county, Indiana. that I. John*, Carrol a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, atate of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years, will apply tc the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, at their next regular session, commencing on tho first Monday of September, A. D. ie7l. for a license to sell mtoxioating liquors in a leas quantity than a quart at a time under tho Temperance law of tho fetate of Indiana approved March 5,1M9 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 ninety-two (92].in tho original plat of the town of Crawfordsvillo,Union township, Montgomery county Indiana, designated and bounded as follows Beginning twenty ['20] feet south of the northeast corner of said lot. running thence west eighty-two and a half |82 feot. thence south twenty [30] feet, thence east eigl -two and a half [f-t.'aJ to tho east lino ot lot thence north twenty |2"] feet to tho plac.i of be-

*''SSgSwS JOHN CARROL.

EDUCATIONAL.

LADOGA SEJIIUflRY.

rrWlS Institution will be opened for the full A Term, Monday, September II, 1871. Every department will bo fully equipped to run a school second to none of its class in the State, A liberal patronage is solicited.- For circulars anu further information, address,

A.J VAtV'JTKR, Sup's,

aUg.Mn-i Ladoga, Indiana.

LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA,

BEAugust,

ss.

Montgomery County,)

Court of Common Pleas October Turin, lf~l. Sarah Vancleave, vs. (Complaint in Klicabeth Klrod A Attachment. Sarnuol II. Klrod.

it rememberod that on tho second day of l£~l, in (vacation of the Court of Common Pleas of the county aforesaid, Sarah Yaneleare. oy Michael D. White, her attornoy filed in tho Clerks Oilico of said Court, her complaint in writing, as a causo of action on her behalf, also the affidavit of a disinterested person, that said defendants Elizabeth Elrod and Samuel 11. Elrod are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Now therefo.'o the said defendants will take notice of the filing and pendency of said action. That they may be and appear before the Judge of thi Court of Common Pleas of the eounty aforosaid, on the 'first day of the next term of said court, then and there to answer said complaint. Said Court commences on tho first Monday in October, it being tho second day of the month.

Witness my hand and tho seal of said Court, this second day of August, 1871. jsl..r W. K. WALLACE. |a*AL- {Clerk. ug5w4

LEGAL NOTICE.

BEAugust,

SS.

STATE Or INDIANA, Montgomery County,) Court of Common Pleas, October Term, 1*71. Alexander A. Jameson ot al.) Petition vs. for Annie L. Jameson et at, Partition.

it remembered that on the 3d day of 1871, the plaintiffs, by Thompson A Risti no their attorneys, produced iand filed in the Clerks Office of said Court the complaint for Partition as cause of action in their behalf. Said plaintiff's also filed the affidavit of Wm. A. Cowea setting forth that Annie L. Jameson, Mary O. Jameson. Sarah J. Jameson, Milton B. Jameson, Emma

J.Jameson and George H.Jam

eson are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, notice of the filing and pendency of this oomplMnt is hereby fgiven the above defendants that they may be aud appear before the Judge of said Court.of Common Please on the second day of the next term thereof, beginning at the Court House in the City of Crawfordsville on the second day of October, 1S71, and answer said complaint.

Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this third day of August, 1671, SEAL. W. K. WALLACE. •ugSw4 Clerk.

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the citizens of Clark township. Montgomery county State of Indiana, that I, Simeon A. Cord, a white malo inhabitant of Montgomery county State of Indiana, intend to make application to the Board of County Commissioners of said county at the next regular session of said Board, to be held in the city of Crawfordsville. in said county, commencing on the first Monday in September, A, D. 1671, for a license to sell intoxioatin$ liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time. The premises in which I desire to sell, is the building situated on Lot number ono 11] in block number [3] in the original plat of tbe town of Ladoga, Montgomery county Indiana, Said building being situated ,113J feet from southeast corner of said lot. augSw«* SIMEON A. CORD.

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE.

NOTICE

is hereby given to tho citizens of Wayne'town ship, Montgomery county in the State of Indiana, that I, Edward Showen a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, of the ago of twenty-one years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners oMklontgomery county. State of Indiana, at their regular session commencing on tbe first Monday in September A.d). 1871, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under tho Temperance law of 1859 of the Stato of Indiana for a term of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated on the following premises to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of Rufus Eari's lot. and running parallel eighty-two and a half feet east with the town of Middletown, thence north one hundred and sixty-five (165) feet, thence west eighty-two and a half (69K) feet, thence south one hundred, and sixty-five (165) feet to the place of begianing, being part of the southwest quarter of sostion fourteen (1-4.) township nineteen (19) north of range six (6) west, in the town of Middletowa, Wayne township Montgomery eounty. Indian augSW3 KDWAKV SHOWEN.

NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the several Township Trustees of Montgomery leounty in the State of Indiana, have made and returned their enumeration of the White male inhabitants over the age of twenty-one years in their respective Townships for the year 1871, residents at the time required by lawio make such enaoMiation. and that the same are on file in the Auditors Office of said eoant?* and subject to the inspection of the publie, with a view to the correction of and omissions therein. Said retaras skew the following aggregato In the several Townships to-wit:

TOWNSHIPS. SVMBEB. Coal Creek Wayne Ripley SI Brown Scott 258 Linlon 1,959 Madison 9*5 Sugar Creek 815 Franklin Walnut 364 Clark-

Total

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County iae M. lily tl

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l«LLBGIAtB aad C»inrr«sl fu--k itltelt, New Haven Conn. Preparatory to College. "Business. ScieBtifle Schools Military and C. S. Naval Aeedemies. Fall session, thirty-sixth year begins Sept. 13, eeUr Ionues, Jke., address the Principal.

Cheap Farms Free Travel!

CHICAGO, ROCKlsLAND A PACIF' IC RAILROAD COMPANY.

60,000

A.cres

Choice Iowa Lands.

This Company isf now offering for sale about six hundred thousand acres of the finest agricultural lands in the West. The Company sells only to aetual settlers, and the priees are exceedingly reasonable, ranging from-$5 to 12 per —the average being about 88. The greater part of these lands are situated along the line of its railroad, between the cities of Des Moines and Council Bluffs, and are in the most accessible and fertile region of the State.

Sales made for cash or on credit long enough

These lands are.held under a title direct from' the Ueneral Government, and are not mortgaged or encumbered in any way. Full warranty deeds given to purchasers.

For maps, pamphlets, .or any other information.- respecting them address EBENHZER COOK. Land Commissioner.Davenport. Iowa.

EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Company's ticket offices at Chicago and all other principal stations on its line, and if the purchaser buys land the amount paid for the ticket is applied on the purchase money. aug5w4R

PAINLESS CUKE FOR THH

OPIUM HABIT.

DR. COLLINS' ANTjDOTE Enables the patient to discontinue the use of Opium in any form at once, without pain or inconvenience, and without any interruption oi ordinary business. It rebuilds the broken constitution and restores the nervous energies.

It la the Mly PaiilcH Care far the Opium Ilatlt ever Diicorfffrf.

THERIAKI:

AND

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LAST DOS£.

A book of over 100 pages, containing letters of FITZ-HUGH PUDLOW. the well-known letter of G. T., exposing tho intrigues of HARPER'S MAGAZINE end LUDLOW, and a full description of the Antidote, sent free to any address, Address.

DR. MAIHUEE. H. COIJ.INS I.ayerte, Indiana. aug5w4R

CHOICEby

Puland China Pig*, at rcduccl

prices, ROBERT COOK. Franklin. Warren Co., O. aug5w4R

ATJSTIISr'S"

AGUE DROPS!

PIT It EL VEGETABLE

Dose 10 Drops. Price SOc- Warranted. Tho rai^^^jhy tho -^SgDwgs sell so

and givo tsuco ui^^^^^^islaclion, is ^g^ye

they to ^^^and loave no ui^^^g^

effects. They are tho ch^yj^^and bes^jromeuy

in use forAeuo and alHjillioua diseases.

..-AfcfST'i IV A 8VKBN KHymolh, Ohio,

augSwiR

Agents, Read This! WE

WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OV g:iO FEB WEEK aud Expenses, or allow a largo commission to sell our new and wondorful inventions- Addrv- M. WAGNER & CO.. Marshall, Mich. aug5w4R

Agents Take Notice.

The reason our agents make so much money is becauso our goods are first-class people like thom. andlhey aro warranted. More live ngentg

aug"w41i

BOOTS AND SHOES.

ally, that they have under con

tract and being manufadtured for

them 250 pair of Men's Kip Boots,

sewed and pegged. 100 pairs

Men's Heavy Calf Boots, iron

quilted bottoms, double extra

quality. 100 pairs Men's French

Calf Boots, pegged and sewed, fin

ished bottoms. 200 pairs boys'

and youths' kip and calf boots,

half double sole 500 pairs

women's calf, goat, buff and peb

ble grain, high cut, extra quality,

oil dressed stock, sizes full and

wide, iand (work warranted. 500

pairs misses' and children's kip,

calf, goat and buff, silver and cop

per tipped, extra high topped.

300 pairs superior finished French

styles, "extra workmanship, front

lace, side lace, and Congress, in

prunella, kid, morocco and pebble

goat, sizes for ladies, misses and-

children. Also wide soles and

low heels in felt for old ladles.

All work warranted and rips will,

be repaired free of charge,

These Hoots and Shoes are con

tracted to be delivered between

the first and middle of August.

We in?ite an examination of

these goods, and wc shall make

low prices on them."

CAMPBELL & HARTER.

Aug 5 1871.

SS.1

I, Isaac M. Vanee. Auditor of said county. hara» by oertily that the above is the number of the White Male inhabitants over the age of I years, resident in the different townships of said eounty according to the returns of the several Trustees thereof, as the same raaulas en file in mi oAce.

Male

Witness my hand and seal this Mth day of July. A. D.. 1871. 1«IL ISAAC M. VANCE.

ISKAM Auditor M.C. aug*

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE.

XJOTICtf is hereby given to the e:tisens of i.^1 Clark township. UonU of Indian*, that I, James Kelley. a white male inhabitant Montgomery county, State of Indiana. and of the age of years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery eo. in the State of Indinna, at their next regular session commencing on the 4th day of September A. 1). lWl, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a .quart at a knee Law of 1SS9, for the ...Jim Vceaises whereon said liquon are to be sold

Umot one y«ar.

gomery county. State

tmpei

laee of 'b«siaess and the

and drank is situated on lot number eight [8], in block number [•], as recorded on the original plat in the town of Ladoga. Clark township. Montgomery eounty. lad., bounded as follows: Beginning at the eenter or said lot number [8] on the east side, and running thence north eighteeen [18] teet, thenee wast fifty [50] feet thence south eighteen [18] feet, thanee east fifty

ISO] feette the place of bejiami *Ug5w4 KELLY.

Apy icKTi

For first class pianos—font Vn trial—no PIANO CO. agents.-.Address O

6|C Broadway, N. Y. julyWw4

8 0?CL0CK. (D)jutyl5w4

7X A JlONTU—« I ''Female Agents—Borse and outfit furnished, Address. SACO Novra.TR Co.,

THEA-NECTAR

IS A PURE

BLACK TEA with the UREES TEA

VOR.

HOAKSENESS and ULCERATIONS of the TIIHOAT are immediately relieved, and statements arc constant!/ being sent to the proprietor of relic* in cases of TUroat and difficulties of ycar3stf»nd-

TTTTniV" Don't be deceived by worthje3S imitations. Gei oiilf Wel'.'s Carbolic Tablets. Priee23 c.sper box,

JOHN Q. KELLOGG. 18 Piatt St.. N. \. Send for Circular. Sole Agent for the U. S, (D)ju!yl5w

j^E 1)UCljJON OF PRICES

TO CONFORM TO

REDUCTION OF DUTIES

Great Saving to Consumers

BY GETTING UP CLUBS.

TO" Send for our new Price List and a Club for*i will accompany it. containing full dirootio»s—making a largo saving to consumers and remunerative to club organizors.

The Groat American Tea Co., 31 inn VESEY STREET. 1. 0. Hox 5G43. New York. (I))julyl5*4

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

ISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE

It contains over ISO fino engravings of Battle Scenes aad incidents in the W ar, anu is the only AUTHENTIC and OFFICIAL history ot that great conflict. Agents are meeting with unprecedented success, selling from to,40 copies per day, and it is publishdd in both Lnga a Pi IITIflM Inferior histories arc being circuuAU I IU Iff lated. Seo that tho book you buy contains ISO fine engravings and 800 pages. Send for circulars and see our terras, and a lull description of tho work. Address, RATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati, Ohio, or St. Louis, Mo. (I))jul5w4

j^Psychomancy, de.-unr0m

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fiper

Campbell & Harter inform their

customers and the publio gener

covers, 81. Agents wanted for this book, •ivate Medical Works, Perfumery. Jowolry. As., who w*!l receive samoles free. Address, 1. V. EVANS. Publisher A PeiTumcr. 41 South 8th St, Phils.

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Is a South Amorican plant that has been used f«r many years by the medical faculty, of those countries with wonderlul efficacy, and is a Sure and Pcrfect Remedy for all Diseases of tho liver and Spleen. Enlargement or Obstruction of Intestines, Urinary Uterine, or Abdominal Organs. Poverty or a Want of liiood.

Intermittent or Kemftteit Fevers. Inflammation of the Liver, Dropsy, Sluggish Circulation of the ..

Blood. Abscesses, Tumors, Jaundice, Scrofula, I)yspepsia, Ague fc Fever, or their Concomitants-

Dr. Wells' Extract of JURUBEBA

is a most perfect alterative, and is offered to the public as a great invigorator and remedy for all invurities of tho blood, or for organic weakness wi'.h their attendant evils. For tho foregoing conplaints Of. Welle' EXTRACT of JCBHRKBA is confidently recommendod to every family as a household remedy, and should be freely taken in all derangements of the system.

It is NOT A PHYSIC—It is NOT what is popularly called a BITTERS, nor i3 it intended as such but is simply a powerful alterative giving health, vigor end tone to all the vital forcos, and animates and fortifies all weak and lymphatic temperaments.

JOHN Q. KELLOGG. 18 Piatt St.. N. Y.. Sole Agent for the United States. Pricc SI per bottle. Sond for Circular. (D)julyl5w4

BLACKSMITHING.

JOHN A, OUIPFIN. CHiRLKS MURMIT*

GUIFFIN MUBPHY,

HI,AC'KSITI ITUI !V»,

On Main Street, a few Boors Eaat the Post Office,

WOULD

respectfully inform their old friends that they are now prepared to fcxecute promptly and in the best style all .liiniis of gen* cral Blacksinithing.such as

Mill Work of Every Description, Ilorie Shoeing and Country Job Work.

All are invited togive us a call,as wcshall cn'nor to givo entire satisfaction to customers, oaad ust 1". IH07.

JEWELER.

The Old Watchmaker Come Again! THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE

E A I E

JAMES PATTERSON

IS ESTABLISHED

Whore his Numerous Old Friends AND CUSTOMERS Mny Readily Obtain His Services

FOR THE REPAIRING OF

Watches, Clocks & Jewelry.

He has alBO just purchased a more elegant stock of Hew Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles than was ever before offered in this market. Call in and see him at his new stand in the Old Corner Book Store," with L. A. Foote.

JAMES PATTERS©*. fcb25Tltf

CABD.

ALBERT C. JENNI80N

Allwaer at law

Real Estate Agent.

Real property of *11 kinda bought and iold on commission* Hwtt colected, Uxej p*»d, noU* rial buiines* of *11 kind* promptly Attended to. •ftle !m ttMtte Bl'k over Gregf'* Htrdvirc store Cmrfordsvllle, Indian®:

VftOAfit ted improved lots and form# constantlyonwle. iulySTo

r-ifi* A IistsJ-

Expenses paid—Male or i—Ho

Me. (D)jnlylSw4

THIS IS NO HUMBUG! 9: 1 By send me CENTS with age. height, color of eyes and hair, you will rteeire, by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wife, with name and date of marriage. Address W. Fox. P. O. Drawer No. 94, Fultonville, N. Y. (B)iulyl5w4

Warranted to suit

all tastes. For sale everywhere. And for sale whole

late only by the «r«rt Atlantic dt *«•€)•., 8 Cbureh St. New York, P. O. Box 5506. Send for Thoa-Xcclar Circular. (D)julyl5w4

ING MACHINE. Has the

o»I«B maae ivrcHo ur «u cr m» iwus Sewing Machine in tho market, A-dareae, to enable any industrious man to pay for the JOHNSON. CLARK 4 CO.. Boston. Mass.. Pitts land out of its crops.

TJXDER-FEED.

makes

the "IQCK-STITCH."(alike on both sides.) and is rtriXY

LICENSED.

The best and cheapest family

burg. Pa„ Chicago, 111., or St. Louis. Mo. (D)julylaw4

every

O IN S

the delicate and reflretMag

Dr»grl»t«

Well's Carbolic Tablets,

Fsr Csnghs, Coldi.'ft nsantacaa. These TABLETS present the acid in combination with other efheient remedies, in a popular form, for the cure of all THROAT and LUNO eis-

June 24, tf

JOSEPII

num.

ALTCHY MAKTI.V.

HAV

HENKY WASSOX.

E A

'f-t- BELTING.

CLOTHS, CASS I MERES, DRESS GOODS,

Nov. 9 lNi?

E A E A N 3 E

A E E A E

PIKENIX BUILDING

vr-'

Br E -iH O O S

LOW FOB CASH.

COMMISSION HOUSE

I S I S I S

FARMERS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

100,000 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED!

For which we will pay tho highest market prico IX CASH. A l*o on band and for wile.

O I N O A S A N I E E

ICFCall at the Agricultural Kooin-\ in llarters Hlock. two doors east of Post Oilico..

July 22, 1871. (JRUBll, MARTIN & CO.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, «tc.

WASSON & MYRES

INDIANAPOLIS, IXI»

T11K

N G-

I 8

CAMPBELL TINSLEY,

'OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,

Crawfordsville, Ind,

li\'(j sold out all our Champion Keepers and Mower?, tho superior {qualities of which so

many of you have tested this year we connratiilato you in being able to oiler you a Drill that wc enn warrant shall give as good sati.sfactiou in sowing, as the Champions do in reaping your wheat,

THrllE HOOSIBR DRILLS,

(FORCE FEED}

Have no superior anywhere, AVe also have a number of

O N E I I O 1 1 S E I I S 0 S O W I N O N

.in

All of wh ich wC warrant to fiivo perfect satisfaction. Wo ali'o are Agents for the

R!A W O I) S I E O \Y A O 11Y

and can furnish id Plows. Hrcukint Plows, Sod Plows and Stubble PI pattern. Cull and see them.

No. 2 EXCHANGE HLOCK,

ORAWFORDSYILLE

next School year be»inninic Lcptcmhcr •", lr71, and closes JUDO13,

EXPENSES MODERATE.

Board of I .."triiction full and ...efficient.

Iiocatiou Unsurpassed

JtyScnd for Catalogue to Rev. L. HAYDEN, Snpt. ul 15 w4

LEGAL NOTICE.

swer said complaint. Said Coart commenced on

on the 3d Monday in Septembe, A, D. l^l. being the 11th daf of (Aid month, Wltnefls jiy hand and seal ef said Court this day of July A. 1. 1^71. .... Wm. L. WALLACE

jttljliw*

O O S

HOSIERY, (J LOVES, NOTIONS,

II O O A N A 0 It A S 1 S

Bsiesia Also, a well assorted stock of

1 0 E 8 I S

XU'j, ii full lino of

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAl'S, CLASS A XI) QUEESSW A HE,

AT THE l.flW F.ST MAH1CKT I'llH'K.

EDUCATIONAL.

Young Ladies' Institute,

CAMl'Jt ELI. A (1AK IE

EM MYKltS.

TJSTJDIJ^JSTJk..

FLANNELS, win TI-: S A W S

WASSON A MYEIiS.

CITY MARKET.

ITV JIKAT JIAHKirr!

Guthrie & Brother,

Clerk.

LEW WALLACE, ATTOHNEV

AT LAW. Crawfordsv ...c- l.

Office—Southof Post Office. «nov?

I'Rornn ii

This Market is constantly supplied with all kinds of

FRESH, SMOKED

AND

SALT MEATS,

For -uile at

WIIOLESAL10 or 11 IOTA IL!

Families can he iiipplied with the heit quality uf

Lard, In Any Quantity

If KEF for sale by the

SiMPi: OK Or in any amount to suit customer

Highest Cash Price

STA£E OF INDIANA. Montgomery County- I Montfomery Circuit Court, September Term 16* David Duke vs. Ann Duke, Complaint or Divorce. T»S remembered that on the 10lh Jay of JJ July A. 13. IP^l. David Dnle. by his attorney*. Willfon A Willjon. filed in the Clerk office of said Court his complaint in writing for Divorce, ai a ciinae of action in htj behalf, alao w-i, rjMninnnii the af&davit!of a disinterested person that the A*k for Tickets via. The Cincinnaii raid defendant. Ann Duke ii a non-resident I and Indianapolis of the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, the ... said defendant. Ann Duke, will take notice I

Paid for HIDES and I'KLT.S. F. B.OLT1IKIK A liKU.

nov li^rrotf.

JUNCTION RAILROAD.

["1

that the said causo will be heard at the next illj 1 1' 'ii Ili VI IjIiUiV 17. term of this Court, and that iho be and appear before the Judge of said Court, on the first day of the next term thereof, then and there to an-F

TP 1) ill I) A t|

KOK

Connorsvillo, Bushville, Oxford, Hamilton, Cincinnati. And all points In Southern Ohio and Central

Kentucky. Connections with all tho Ohio ltivcr Steamers.

No Change of Cars!

I Tickets for Sale at all principal 1 Ticket Offices in tho West. juIjH utn

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REAL ESTATE

lllllTTOX & IlIllTXKIt'N

REAL ESTATE

A E N

(!rawfonlsvilIo, Iii(].

T1IK

unclcrsiuncd beg leave to nail tho attnntlon of tho public to tho following list of property now in their hands for salo.

A nc-tt dwelling house and convcnientjlot in tho south part of oity. llouso -r room*, story ami a half, splendid woll, well fnncod anil in gooij repair. Kasy paymont.-i. I'rico A good dwelling house in Nuylori' Addition I rooms, summer kitchen, outbuildings ote.

Payments easy, l'ricu $1,500 A good small dwelling house near tho l'luw Factory. Cheap at iitm A good (lwelliug houJO of I rooms, cellar, eistorn out-bouHes and stable in Jocnison's add. south of Coilcgo, lot (iOxl.Kt, plenty of fruit, all in good repair. In easy payments. I'rico. .81300, Also, an cxccllcnt building lot in satno addition, 70x15U, well situated and foncod. somo fruit.

Will trado tho abovu as part paT on a small farm. Price A nico new dwelling on Collogo stroot, (i rooms, good collar aud cistcrn outhouses, a variety of small fruits, Ac., house

13'

storios, lot SOxliiii,

pleasantly locuted, Payments oasy. Prion Sl.«5i» A largo dwelling house on Main street in eastern part of citjr. rooms, collar, cis or». outhouses, all finished in the best of style also good stables, splendid frnitand chrubbory, lot

HlxlliS. This is ono of the most beautiful places in tho city. Payments easy, prico .jM.Owi Anew frame dwelling in tho west part of tho eity, rooms, 2collars.cistern, outhouses,good fencc. all in fine condition, lot-MxlKO. in a good neighborhood and well situated. This can bo bought at $1,OOU in payments, or cash .. A fine largo house on Walnut stroct, near the business part of tho city, 0 rooms woll cistern, cellar, outhou-.es. Ac., excellent fruit and ornamental trees, lot 10)xlfii. Htablo on thn same, for sala on easy payments at $3,.Vxi House and lot in Col. Iflair's addition, 2 good rooino lot 50x100. Pricc.. ...832." A dwelling house west of college, 5 rooms, cellar good well, together with about 2 acres of tine building grounds' Very cheap at ..—fl.Boo A ood dwelling in Houston and lliair's addition, house 5 rooms, good cellar, stable, out houses, kitchen, cistern, good fencing, shrubbery Ac. Pricc .?2,0IKI A larqe new dwelling in Hughes' addition. 1 .•tones, rooms, 2 halls, cellar cistern and stable. Prico Anewframo house in (iraharn A Houston'sadditlon. well situated, lot 50x160. Cheap at?^00 desirable property in west part of the eity, I acre of ground. 3 rooms in house, wood house, good cellar, cistern, stable, and fruit of all kind.-: .• $l.«»i A dosirablo residence near the eity. rooms everything new. together with 12 acres of fino land. Payments ersy. Cheap at House and lot west of college campus, 3 rooms. good fruit, lot 50x1110. Prico #c*iij A house anil lot on Spring street. 4 rooms all convenient and handy. Prico $1,50" A good lot near I. 11. A W '1 opot 50xli"U .8400 A line lot in Connard's addition 50x100 $3oo rour nno lots un i',t. near tho business part, of town. Very ehfav nt .n« l'ullursoiis ew Addition, lying between MBIII and Market street. Just layed out. The finest building lots in the city, ofTered very choap. House and lot near junction, good lot. house 3 rooms, cistern, lot fenoed. In good payments at An elegant dwelling in south part of city together with 4i acres of ground well set in fruit of the finest kind, lor salo in easy payments at ._. I"."" 87.000 A lino residence in south part of city. 4 rooms, el a is he it I a so land, held at $1,700. Will trade for Western lands. 3'a acres of ground at S200 per aero anil 2,'a acres at Sl"5 per acre, both cheap and suitable f^r laying out in town fots. I'aymonts easy. Excellent building lots in the following additions Patterson's Addition. fJraham Houston's Addition, Klstons Addition, r«h»iii

Connard A Houston's Addition, Col. Hliurs Addition, Kennedy's Addition, and Hughes Addition. And many find lots in other parts of tho eity. Fino farms of all kinds and sizes in a.l parts ut the county and slate at reasonable figures aud on easy Payments. Also, A largo list of Western lands for sale or tr.t-1 always on hand. Parties wishing to purchase can do no better than to call on us for we take property lor sal* at its very lowest figures.

BBITTON & BRUNER.

Ileal Estate Agent-. Office Secnd oor Wellington Hall. aprl"71

SPECTACLES.

IMPROVED

PAMASCOWfi SriXTAdLS, THE BEST IN USE Ci

UJMHIN'INO advantages, mechanical and philosophical, to be found 111 no others ofTo»cd in the West.

These celebrated Spectacles now so generally used

and

approved, are tbe most perfect assis

tance to defective vision now before the public. The Lenses are ground in accordance with tlio philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of materia), and exact spherical fizur*.-. admirably adapt thera to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the cye.and produoin* a clear and distict image ot the object as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, wavengn dixxiness »l the head, and other unpleasant sensations often experienced in the use ot ordinary glasses, aud enablir* tho wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, eilner by day or candle light, with ease.coiiifort and satisfae-tiion 111 ay22,111 C11KAI JOHN. Agent.

MEDICAL.

DK. JT. J. DOBMKV,

RKSI'KCTFl'LLV

tenders his servicoi to thi

citizens of Crawfordsville and vieiuity, in all the branches of his profession. OFFICE and residence on Mam itroet west of liranams Corner. aug.»