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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

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_National Blwlit Washing-

CRA WFORDSVfLLE. 7x1).

TERMS:

Single c»*py. one year six months three months.. Ten copies, one year, to one tddroc!

C. H. BOWEN

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Proprietor.

Indianapolis, Bloomington A Wcslcrn Hallway. r.oisn WEST Express .« Mull Through fraiaht--.. Way Freight i01 N"'I KAST Kxpres» Mail Throusb ri'«ht Way Kreisrht .... Louls\ IIlc. New Albany & Chicago It.

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.. 4:lT..r *. ... f*» p. Jf. ... Gill A. .. lsor. x.

NORTH

Accommodation. Kxprc»i ^I»ii .. .. Through Freight

DKMOCK

...» 50 a. m. ..13 57 a.m. ...G 11 p. m, ...7 5Cp. m.

MUM: SO', TII

Express, Accommodation Mail Through Freight— ... .... Logansport. Crawfordsville & Southr wcslcrn Hallway. Going Northeast—Leave Crawfordsville, 3p.u

.. 2 40 a. m. ...4 It) p. m. .10 15 a. m. .10 3i a.

Southwest—Arrive *i?.a.m

\ti{jiiitt of nints or ten thou

sand in Kentucky sincve Vh.s- late election is nn indication of t'ae suit, in the other States that are to vote

fall. By the

way, it IJ amuainjr to notice that the Kepiiblican jtres.a, which consitlered it of great importance when it looked as if that party had gained, now, thut the hoot is on the other 1 C'pf. Hprnk of it is a matter if no con^r'|iienee.

A Km'I'IILU'ax gentleman ts.'.id, yestcnl.iy, in the hearing of the editor of the CincinBtttti Enquirer on Democrats will carry Ohio, Pennsylvania nnd New Vork this full. is the only way thut we who are opposed to (iranl'n re'nomination can beat him. If wo lose those great States he will he quietly taken off the field ami a new man substitatcd who can be elected in 1M~'J.. We think it is better to he beaten this full in three or four Stnte elections than to lo'^e the United States with Grant next yes.}'."'

A it A imc a i. paper wants tQ know "what, iii Mr. Grant doing?" An exchange adds.: "It is easily answered. Lounging around Loug Branch, smoking. cigars, drinking, whistling, ilriviiij-. fast horse.*, receiving presentHj appointing his relations to office, laying the ropes for a rcnominntion, paj-ing no attention to the interests of the people, and amusing himself generally."' That editor ought to know that Mr. Grant has become tired of his diversions at Long Branch, and has gone to the deserted white house to take a nap. Let him sleep in peace.

When a President surrounds political conventions with soldiers in order to exclude from them those citizen.1 who are opposed to his renomination. the liberties of the. people are in danger'.'

The above extract is from the Xew Vork Win, italics and nil. We need only say ^hat Mr. rant, through his oflice holders, surrounded the late Republican convention in Louisiana, with soldiers, in order to exclude those citizens who are opposed to his re'nomination. If honest men believe''that the liberties of the people nro in danger,"

in consequence of this corrupt conduct, they will have an opportunity to provide a remedy next year. Mr. Grant will force his nomination upon the radical national convention, and the jjeo^le will have an

opportunity toconsign him to political obUvion. T!jey will be very apt to emhr.ice (,he opportunity.

TIIO*k

who look upon the wine when it is

red, and looking upon the foreign seals and brands upon corks and bottles, -'know what they are drinking," will have their faith in brands and seals somewhat shakeu by finding that a ^reccnt. lot of imported liquors seiied on a New York steamer by the custom officers at Boston, for non-pay-ment of duties, was saved from confiscation by the owners showing that -the liquors, tho bottles, and tho brands and seals, were all made at a Now York establishment, which does nothing but manufacture imported liquors and tiic accompanying,, marks, .of authenticity.

IT is a historical fact that men nr».tarried into rebellion they seldom weJk voliintarially into it. They go hcl^lesijy upon a tide. Kven Luther,.during, fifteen years of his ministry and ten years of hin protesting, had no more u.tention of getting out of the Church oj Iconic th.m had Pope Leo hitituelf. lie had no more idea in 1 1S of becoming the founder of a new Church than wheu, in 1 "iO"i, he was a porter and beggar in the Augustinion convent, or when, in 1 •"10. lie crawled upon his knees along the sacred Jpavenmnt of Rome. John Wesley had no intention at any moment of his life of becoming a Methodist, and he died in the full and joyous communion of the Church of Kngland. The revolutionary patriots had no intention of cutting adrift till war actually hrok« out and they found that must "hang together or hang separately." Kven as late as 17To the pugnacious John Adams denounced a hint at independence a* "a child's dream." We never know what we will do till the hour conies.

Patent' Riiyht Swindlers.

On last Saturday, a couple of confidence men, calling themselves llenry H. Harris and Win. B. Sayer. were arrested in our city, on the charge of having obtained the notes of various citizens of the county, by falsejand fraudulent representations. From what we can gather, we are convinced that they are a couple of scoundrels, for whom cither of onrjown penitentiaries are entirely too luxurious, and that bread and water with solitary confinement, and an occasional scourging with a cat-o-nine-tals for an indefinate number of years, would be scarcely adequate punishment.

Their modus opcrattdi is ilie most skillful and calculated to deceive, even the most careful, of any with which we have yet been made acquainted. They approach a farmer upon his farm, with the inodel of what is called "Drakes' Patent Ilay Fork and Ilay Carrier," and propose to mako him Drakes' agent for tho sale of this machine in certain Townships. They propose that in consideration of a person being appointed such agent that he shall pay to Drake the profits upon a certain number of machines—any number being agreed upon. They further propose that the agent shall execute to Drake his note for the amount of •aid profits, due six months from dat«, and contract that if the agent does so Drake shall extend the time of payment of this note for one year—if the agent does not sell eneugh of machines during the six months to paj the note or, if the agent should prefer it, when the note falls due, they agree if enough machine* have not

been sold for the profits on them to pay the note, if the agent will divide the profits with Drake, to return the agent his note and cancel the Agency. They fix the price at which the machines must be sold at fifty dollar*, the manufacturing price being only twenty dollars. All of this is set out in a carefully written and printed contract. They thns induce the person whom they approach to believe that if they take an agency and execute the note*, that they cannot possibly suffer any loss save that of timeThat if the profits do not pay the note, it will be kept till tlue, by Drake, and upoa division of the profits be returned to. Us

maker. Then the agent, believing till to le fair, safe and honorable, executes his note to Drake for the agreed amount, "which I note is made payable at pocue bank. This

is where the fraud comes in. But few persons in thecountry ku.0--* the binding effect of bank paper. Tb.ey. rely oa the written contract and fceliove that it will protect them, while la. fact, where a note is made payable 13. batik, and is sold to an innocent purchaser, when he sues upon it, tha writ-

I Van contract is of no effect, and although the agent had not sold a single machine, he is compelled ti pay eTery cent of the note.

Having obtained those notes, these

scoundrcls make great haste to sell thein, and in every instance where ihey have had time, notwithstanding the obliga

tions of the contract?, they have disposed of them, thus defrauding the makers out of the full amount wi:h interest. As regards the sale of the machines, they require the agouti to sell them at such an exhorbitant piico, tliiit no one will purchase them, so that there is

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remedy whatever left the

victims When arrested last Saturday^ they :ar:i'.V into town with a iarge amount of booty, thus dishonestly obtained, and before the arrest was macV? they had no opportunity of disposing of the notes obtained from the citizens of this county.

The persona whom they have thus defrauded in, this county, obtaining their notes as above described, are. as far as we can learn, as follows: .John Stump, note for ?000,00 John 11, Porter, ... 000,00 William Buser, 480,00

Of course, 110 perron reading or hearing

of this, will have anything to do with these notes, and we sincerely trust that justice will be meted out to these rascals who thus deliberately plan to rob our people. We have heard of a large number, who have

been victimized in the same way, by the same persons, in Putnam, Boone and Hendricks counties. Their notes ranging from

$300, to $900, in each instance. Let this be a warning to others.

The New Railroad to be Built.

The managers of the Crawfordsville k. Wabash Railway mean business. Yesterday morning Prof J. L. Campbell, ahiefi engineer of the road, made his appearance at the junction in the southeast part of the city, with a corps ®f assistants, andr began

the preliminary survey in tho direction of Yountsville. This work will occupy all of next week. Our opinion of the effect of the new enterprise remains unchanged. It

is the corner siouc of the new prosperity, l'ush it on.

Havo You any Old Cigar Boxes'

The Chicago Republican says there has been a recent judicial decision touching the tax upon cigars, making it a penalty of !£."0 not to destroy the box after the cigars.) shall have been taken therefrom. This applies not only to the regular dealer in Ci»article, but to the consumer, and the vidual who has a dozen empty cigar-W*es '•kicking around" his house, or in tLs possession of his children, had better put his foot in them, or institute a savings bank In order to meet the penalty, sinre- tdio law does not excuse ignoranoe.

(Jreat "Sham" Battle in Russia.

A sham battle on an untmitally extensive scale is to take pla?e in Hussia this summer, for the purpiee at' giving the staff of

ficers of tho iifiit-y an opportunity of making thei^yfilves practically acquainted with the. vigils- of military operations. The of these movements will represent an attack on St. Petersburg. The attacking army will march toward the capital from Dunaburg, in the direction of l'ieskoy, nnil be supported by a detaclnmnt from Riga. The defenders will operate on Ostroy and be supported from Dorpat. The latter will also take measures for retaining possession of the Baltic provinces, and lay down a line of fortifications at Revel and Wessenbur. Kacli of the armies will consist 'jf about four divisions of infantry and eij^ht or ten regiments of cavalry, together \rith supports of nrtilh ry and Cossacks. The staffs of both sides are to send into t'ae war department detailed reports of the. operations, and to render a strict ncco jnt of-tho expenditures of stores and pro^ jiotis. Topographical sketches of all t.he grounds passed over arc to be made wi great care, and in all c«ses the movements of the troops and the proceedings of the officers will be a precise imitation., of the minuti of actual service.

STATE ITEMS.

—The corner stane of tlie new Catholic Church at Jasper will be laid on the 1-lth proximo. A picnie-will be held in connection with the ntVair.

A horse belonging to Oliver Brwmficld, of Centerville, Wayne "county, fell into a sixteen foot well last Friday night. Ho wns got out about midnight not very much hurt.

—The Big Fond lyiix was started up last SaturJay night, and run several miles by a pack of hounds, bnt the wild varmit escaped from its pursuers.— Terrc Haute Journal.

—The Terre Haute Express takes occasion, in referring to the rumored "resurrection" of Ben. Jawj-er's body to advocate the legalizing of the dissecting of bodies of of murderers after hanging.

—Nearly "pure copper ore is found in Fayette township. Colonel R. R. Stewart has has several specimens in his possession, found in that locality, which are pronounced to be ninety-five per eent. pure copper!

Terre llaut* Journal.

—Fifteen ladies took the white vail, and ten the black veil, at St. Mary's on Assumption day, the loth inst Among the number were Miss Maggie Keating, and Miss Minnie Logan of this city. The religious name of the former is Sister Clara and the latter Sister Hilda. Two young priests were ordained.—South Bend Union.

—William Neally was arraigned yesterday morning and tried for assault and battery with intent to kill young Thomas, at the "Stone Jug" house as related at the time of the occurrence. Neally was awarded-a term of two years in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial ie pending. Thomas, the injured man, was in in court, hobbling about on crutches.— Terre Haute Exprett.

—Two boys named Lee and Buchanan, were badly injured, near Canaan, Jefferson county, a few days ago, while watching a wood-chopper. They were sitting on a

stamp watching the progress of the work when a large limb which had been broken by the tree just felled bet lodged in the lower branches, fell upon them, breaking the thigh of one and cutting a fiTe-inch wound in the scalp of the other. —Some Jasper boys attended a shooting match in Harrison township, Dubois county. oa the 12th. The sport was succeeded by a ball in the evening, and some of the cowntry boys becoming jealous of the favors extended to the visitors from town, a couple of them assaulted Frank Bichelaven and knocked him down with a club. He jumped up and drew a revolver on his assailants. His own friends Lnterferred to prevent bloodshed, and one of them—M. C. Egg— got a bullet, in his leg. The wound, though painful, was not dangerour —Last Sunday morning a party of young men residing near New Goshen, Vigo county, laid in a supply of wet groceries, and then went to camp meeting near Dnrkee's Ford. Leaving the latter place, they were proceeding ecuth, in a spring wagon, when a quarrel arose. Perry Shorz and Daniel Thornburg got oot of the wagon to figbt. They commenced with their fists, but finally Shorz picked up a club, and Thornburg "softly went for his revolver," with which he shot Shorz in the neck, the ball entering near the jugular vein and apparently lodging in the spinal column, as the body and limbs of the unfortunate man were speedily paralyzed. His wound was pronrrnneed fatal. Thornbnrg made his cslape. During the fight the horse ran away and smashed the wagon.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

N iiW FIRM.

MOFFE1T& BOOK,

E I E O N i, SSSSSS

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

DEALERS IN PURE

DRUGS & MEDICINES

Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies

For Mcdical Purposes.

Patent Medicines, Also, Lamps, Glassware, Letter.1Cap.and Note Paper, l'ens. Pencils,and Ink.

PRES CRIP TIOJTS Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. Wolrespectfullylsolicitpatronagcfrom the public in general. fJanSO'Cti.

CARRIAGES and BUGGIES.

CRAWFORDSVILLXi

CARRIAGE & WAGON WORKS.

Buiggics, Carriages, Express Wagons, and

Farmers

Wagons,

Of every pattern, and of superior finish, kept "on hand nnd

MADE to ORDER

\Ve possess devices for tho adjustment of Axletrees and Tires, which reduce tho draft fully one-third. Those devioos nro possessed by no othor Carriage Factory in tho Lnitcd States.

Wo arc daily in receipt of letters from persons who are using our vohiclos in various parts of Indiana nnd Illinois, certifying that in lightness of draft these vehicles havo never been equaled,

DOHERTY & DEIGHTON

CKAWFORDSVILLK, INDIANA.

UTpKcmember the place. Washington street opposite Center Church. DOI1EKTY A DEIGHTON. marti'tiSyloct. Hi.

SPECTACLES.

IMPROVED

PANTASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

/~OMHTXING

advantages, mechanical and

philosophical, to be found in no others •jffefca in tho West. These celebrated Spectacles now so generally used and approved, arc the most perfect assistance to defective vision now Wet'ore tho public. Tho Lenses are ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact spherical figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear and distictiinage of theobject as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, waverign dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant sensations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with case,comfort,and satisfactnon mavSS.lStiUtf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned has taken letters of sdministration on tho personal estate of John Smith, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment: and those having claims against the same are hereby notified to prencnt them, duly authenticated for settlement. Said estate is sunposedtto be sol-

NOTICE

DAV1D D. SMITH.

vent. aug2Gw3 Administrator.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Is hereby given to the citizens of Union township. Mont comers connty. in the State of Indiana, that I, James Nolan, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. Stato of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years, will apply to the lioard of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana at their next regular session commencing on tho first Monday in September, A, D. 1871. for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a loss quantity than a quart at a time, under tho Temperance Law of tho State of Indiana, approved March 5. 1&>9, for tho term of one year. My place of business and the premises wheieon said liquors are to be sold and drank, is located on part of lot number one hundred and eleven (111) in the original plat of the city of Crawfordsville. beginning seventy-one ("1) feet and six (G) inches from the southeast corner of said lot and on tho west side of Green street, and running thence north to a part of w»id lot formerly owned by Salem C. McCollough, thence west with the soutn end boundary line of said McCollough's forty-one feet and three inches to the line of Irwin & Binford, dividing said lot in the center north ahd south, and at the southwest corner of the part {of said lot owned by said McCollough, thence sonth with said central division lino forty (40) feet to the northwest corner of a part ot siid lot. formerly owned by J. W. Powers, thence east with the northeast line of the said Powors* forty-one (41) feet add three inches to the place of beginning, augl?w3 JAMES NOLAN,

BLACKSMITHING.

JOHN A, GKIFFIX. CHARLES HCRPHY"

GRIFFIX MURPHY,

BLACK»niTIIIKr.,

Oil Main Street, a few Doors East oj the Post Office,

WOULD

respectfully inform thoir old friends that they are now prepared to [execute promptly and in the best style all kinds, of gen* eral Blacksmithing.sueh as

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

All are invited togive u« a call,as we shall env'nor to give entire satisfaction to customers, •aaduit 17.1867.

INDIANAPOLIS.

VlAtSlXU SALE

SPRING ANO SUMMER DRY 600DS

(ircallv Reduced Prices.

PETTIS, DICHSOW A CO.

The New York Store,

OMjMS.

AREKOWOFFEBINCi AT BEATLV REDUCED PRICES THEIR El*« TIRE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. AND OFFER

Special Bargains In

SUnaiKR PAFT MATERIA!.!*, SHIRTING STRIPES, SHIRTING CHECKS, TICKINGS, MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, DRESS GOOD-S I,

A WNS,

Ij A DIES' READY MADE SUITS, WHITE DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELLINGS, MENS SUMMER HATS. ROYS' SUMMER HATS, LADIES' HATS, PARASOLS.

Farmers and their Families visiting Indianapolis are requested to call and examine our stock and prices.

PETTIS, DICKSON & €0.,

NEW YORK'HTORE.

mayl4 '71 Gm

DRUGS.

TIIK 9TKW IRU€r STORE

IN THE

FISHER BLOCK

Is the place to go for fresh and reliable-

DRUGS AND MEDICINES

The entire stock is now. No old goods. New Building and New Store. Call, everybody, and examine. We keep a very large stock of

Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumeries, Soaps, Cigars, Patent Medicines, Coal

And in fact everything usually kept in

IDIR/UG- STORES'

WE INVITE

SPECIAL ATTENTION

TO OUR NEW

IMPORTED ENGLISH LEAD

It is said of it that it will last

FIVE YEARS LONGER

On the out side of a building than any ordinary American Lead.

MEDICINES FOR THE SICK

'Kept ready prepared.

WINES AND LIQUORS Arc kept for

MMVM PURPOSES ONLY

DR. E. DT5TCHON%

Druggist and Fharftiacist.

j&Iy 22 m3

TO THE LADIES.

A CAltD TO THE I-.AOIES Dtt. DUPONCO S

fioldeii Periodical Pills,

For Females*

Infitllable in Correcting Irregularities, Removing Obstructions of the Monthly Turn*, front whatever Cnusc, nnd always Siiccciwl'nl n« a Preventative.

There is Not si Lady Living

But what at some period of her life will find the Duroxco's GOLDEN PILLS just the medicine sho needs. For Nervous Debility, Bearing down Pains, Palpitation of the Heart Retained, Irregular or Painful Menstruation, Rush of Blood so tho Head, Dizziness, etc-, etc.

They never fail, and may be depended upon in every case when the monthly How has been obstructed through cold or disease. Duroxco's GOLDEN PILLS always give immediate relief, being especially prepared for married ladies. A lady writes: "Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day. without inconvienience, like magic."

THE GENUINE

is now put up in LARGE (WHITE) BOXES containing double quantity of Pills, and upon each box you will find tho Stamp, the words Duponco's GOLDEN

PRevenue

ERIODICAL

PILLS

in white letters: without that none are genuine. Full nnd explicit directions accompany evory box.

Price S1.00 per box, six boxes S3,00 Sold by one Duruggist in every town, village, city and hamlet throughout the world.

So'd in Crawfordsville by

E. J. BINFOBD & BIIO., Druggists.

Sole Agents for Crawfordsville. Ladies by sending them S1.00 through the Crawfordsville post office can havo the pilis sent (confidentially) by mail to any part of the country free of postago.

None is genuine unless the box i3 signed, S. I). HOWE (sole proprietor) New York._ Sold also by Shaw fc Collins. Brazil, C. N. Keilogg, Lebanon, Browning A Sloan and Stewart A Morgan, Indianapolis, Ind, july 1 '70

NOTICE.

Notice of Assessment of Benefits.

NOTICE

is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that the appraisers, Silas Peterson^ Archibald Johnson and Benj. F. H'addock, appointed by the Hon. Thos. F. Davidson, Judge of the 8th Judicial Circuit, on the 31st day of July. 1871. to examine all lands, the intrinsie or market value of which may be by them supposed to be liable to be affected by tho con»truction of the "BIG RUN DRAIN," its extension or tributaries, in Franklin township, Montgomery^county, Ind.. or by the appropriations of the right of way for the same. To make out separate schedules in the smallest United States sub-divisions, and to assess to each tract the full and entire amount of benefit, Ac. Ac., as provided in statute in this case made—will meet on Monday. th« 4th day of September, A,D. 1871, at tho lower end or starting point of said drain as described in the articles of association, to-wit: At a stake 1300 feet south aiid 407 feet west of the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 27 town 19 north of rango 3 west, in Franklin township- and will proceed in_their examination up the main line of said drain, assessing each tract in its order, then up the extension of the jiain line to the upper end said examinations to begin on Monday, tho 4th day of September, and continue from day to day until completed.

By order of the Board of Directors of the "Big Run Draining Association. F. M. BEETS. Prest.

N ATIIAX

BOOUEB,

APPLICATION FOB LICENSE.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the citizens oj Union township Montgomery county. State of Indiana, that I. Thomas K. Kelley, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, of the age of twenty-one years will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, at their next regular meeting commencing on second day of Soptember, A.D.1871. for a license to

augl3w3

VegelableCure

Corea all diseases canoed by self-alrasc, viz: Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, ffijJU Emissions, loss of Memory, Universal I Lassitude, Pains in the \llack, lumness qf Vision,'

Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, lfifficull Breathing, iPale Gvunlenance,*Insaniitj, Consumption, and'all ,«casca that follow as a

seqneoce oa yontlifnl indiscretions. jar This medicine has been used in our practice for many years, and with thousands treated, it has not faiicd in a single instance. nackaee of Vecetable Cure is

v«-

Powders, sufficient to m&ko one-half pint ol injection and one Fyriuge. JS"Price 13, per pzckajge, sold bv Druggists, or ssnt by mail cn rectij'it cf C5.50.

The p-cal Indian IKuretic cures all diseases of the Urinary Ore n.", such as Incontinence of Urine, Inflammation cfthi )ji-dier, Inflammation cf Ci? A'ci ry.% Stone in the I S re a onorrhaa. Gleet, and

IMFIIOM

vecia.'i ricc/mmcndcd for Fli.or A.bur, (or Whiles.) £3" Jiacli package of Vegetable Remedy is vrajoc i:t dark enamelled paper tnd printed in gold letters, arid contaia3 one bottle filled with Sugar-coated Pilla,

THREE DAYS

and one vial with Medicated Powders, sufficient to make one pint of injection and ono Syringe, enough to cure any ordinary case. tS" Price $5, per package, •old by rli Druggists, or eent by mail for $5.CO.

Tho "VegetableCure" ci "VcgdaLIc Kenedy" are sold by responsible Lrupgist. everywhere some dealers, however, try to sell cheap and worthless compounds in place of these, in order to mako more money. lie not deceived, ask for theeo $5, preparations and take no others if tho dealers do not keep them, enclose the money in a letter and ne will send them by return mail.

Ladies or Gentlemen writing for treatment, will state their symptoms in lull they need not hesitate on account of their inability to visit us, as we have treated patients BUCCCR.sfully in all portions of tl:o continent by correspondence. tgrvfe desiro to send our iliiriy-hvo pago pamphlet, entitled "Ban nnd Uobum ss InYftDds," to every reader cfthia paper. Send address with Stamp to pay return postage, and address as follows

ST. Louis MEDICAL ASSOCI-ITIO: 117 KORTH SIXTH ETREET. SAINT I.oris, J:i3-pri.i

Juno 2, '71 ly

Oil, Faints and Dyes,

REAL ESTATE

BRITTOX A ltUOER'S

REAL ESTATE

A. Gr E 1ST Y, Crawfordsville, Ind.

rpnE undersigned beg leave to call the attontion of the public to the following list of property now in their hands for sale.

A ne& dwelling house and convenicnt£lot in tho south part of city. House 5 rooms, story and a half, splendid well, well fenced and in good repair. Kasy payments. Price $1.80(1 A good dwelling house in Naylors' Addition 4 rooms, summer kitchen, outbuildings etc.

Payments easy. Price $l,5uo A good small dwelling house near the Plow Factory. Chcapat _• WW A good dwelliug houao of -1 rooms, cellar, cistern out-houses and stable in Jer.nison's add. south of Coilegc, lot 00x150, plenty of fruit, all in good repair. In easy payments. Trice. .S1300. Also, an excellent building lot in same addition, 70x159, well situated and fenced, 30ifie fruit.

Will trade the above as part pay on a smal farm. Price §500 A nice new dwelling on College street, rooms, good cellar and cistern outhouses, a variety of small fruits, &c.. house 1*2 stories, Tot 50x100, pleasantly located, 1'Hyments easy. Price. 81.050 A large dwelling houso on Main street, in eastern part of city. 8 rooms, cellar, cis'crn. outhouses, all finished in the best of style also good stables, splendid frnitand shrubbery, lot 80x105. This is ono of the most beautiful places in tho city, Payments easy, prico.. .54.000 A new frame dwelling in the west part of the city, 6 rooms. 52cellars, cistern, outhouses,good fence, all in fine condition, lot 40x100. in a good neighborhood and well situated. This can be bought at $1,000 in payments, or cash $1,500 A fine large houso on Walnut street, near the business part of the city, 9 rooms well cistern, cellar, outhouses. Ac., excellent fruit and ornamental trees, lot 100x105. Stable on the same, for sala on easy payments at.— §3,500 House and lot in Col. Blair's addition. 2 good rooms lot 50x100. Price 832S A dwelling house west of college,5 rooms, cellar good well, toeether with about 2 acres of fine building grounds' Very chcap at SI.6(10 A good dwelling in Houston and Blair's addition. house 5 rooms, good cellar, stable, out houses, kitchen, cistcrn, good fencing, shrubbery Ac. Price S2.000 A large new dwelling in Hughes' addition. IK stories, 8 rooms, 2 halls, cellar cistern and stable. Prico A new frame houso in Graham & Houston's addition. well situated, lot 50x100. Choap at$80(l desirable property in west part of the city, 1 acre of ground. 3 rooms in houso. wood house, good cellar, cistern, stable, and fruit of all kinds

Connard A Houston's Addition, Col. Blair's Addition, Kennedy's Addition, and Hughes' Addition. And many find lots in other parts of the city, Fine farms of all kinds and sizes in all parts of tlie county and state at reasonable figures and on easy Payments, Also, A large list of Western lands for sulo or trad always on hand. Parties wishing to purchase can do no better than to call on us for we take property !'.• sale at its very lowest figures,

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Real Estate Agents. Oflice Sccond loor W a?hington Hall. aprl'71

LEGAL NOTICE.

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Court if Common Pleas October Term, 1-TI. Sarah Vancleave, "1 vs. Complaint in Elizabeth Klrod «fc Attachment. Samuel H. Elrod.

it remembered that on the second day of lt-71, in .vacation of the Court of Common Pleas of the county aforesaid, Sarah Vancleave. by Michael D. White, her attorney filed in the Clerks Office of said Court, her complaint in writing, as a cause of action on her behalf, also the affidavit of & disinterested person, that said defendants Elizabeth Elrod and Samuel 11. Elrod aro non-residents of tho State of Indiana. Now therefore the said defendants will take notice of the filing and pendency of said ac.ion. That they may be and appear before the Judge of tht Court of Commpn Pleas of the county aforesaid, on the first day of the next term of said court, then and there to answer said complaint. Said Court commences on the first Monday in October, it being the second day of the month.

Witness my hand and tho seal of said Court, this second day of August, 1871. j3B.. W. K. WALLACE,

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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned Anministrator of the estate of Peter Musser, deceased, will ofier at public sale, on

THURSDAY, August 31, 1871, at the late residence of said decedent, 3 miles northwest of Alamo, on the county line. Ripley township. Montgomery county lnd„ all his personal property, not taken by the widow, consisting of Horiei, Cattle. Sheep, Hog*. Corn Hay. Wheat, Corn in field. Wagons, Harness, am) ether Farm Implements, Household and Kitchen Fnrnitare, Ac., Ae.

TERMS,—A credit of 12 months will be given on all sums over 83, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisment laws. 83 and under cash in hand. JOHN P. BROWN, anglOwn Administrator,

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This Company is now offering for solo about six hundred thousand acrcs of the finest agricultural lands in the West. Tho Company sells only to actual seltlcrs. and the prices ore exceedingly reasonable, ranging from 85 to $12 per —the average being about 88. The greater part of these lands are situated alone the line of its railroad, between tho citics of Dc« Moines and Council Bluffs, and are in the most accessible and fertile region of tho State.

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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE

is hereby given to tho citizens of Wayno'township, Montgomery county in tho Stato of Indiana, that I, Edward Showon a whito male inhabitant of Montgomery county, State of Indiana, of the ngo of twenty-one yoars, will apply to tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, ot their regular session commencing on tho first Monday in Soptember A. D. 1871, lor a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under tho Tcmpornnco law of 1P5U of tho State of Indlano for a term of one yoar. My ploco of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold and drank iu situated ou the following premises to-wit Boginning at tho southeast corner of Hufus Eari's lot. and running parallel eighty-two and a half (SMW) feet east with tho town of Middlctown, tnenco north one hundred and sixty-fivo (1(55) feet, thenco west eighty-two and a half (H5i5) feet, thence south ono hundred and sixty-fivo 1185) feet to tho place of beginning, being part of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (11.) township ninotecn (lit) north of range six (0) west, in tho town of Middletown, Wayne township Montgomery county. Indian, aug5w3 EDWARD SIIOWEN.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

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Clark Montgomery county, Stato of Indiana, that 1, James Kelley, a white inalo inhabitant ot Montgomery county, Stato of Indiana, and of the age of "1 years, will apply to tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery co. in the State of Indinna, at their next regular session commcncing on the 4th day of September A. D, 1H71, for a liccnso to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a tirno, under tho Temperance Law of 1WU, for the torm of one year. My place of business nnd tho premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated on lot number eight [H], in block number [U], as recorded on tho original plat in tho town of Ladoga, Clark township Montgomery county. Ind., bounded as follows Beginning at tho center of said lot number on tho east side, and running thenco north eighteeen [18] loct, thenco we3t fifty [50] feet thence south eighteen [1*] feet, thence east fifty r50] feet to the place of beginning nug5w4 JAMES KELLY.

LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, 7"Ss Montgomery County,) Court of Common Pleas, October Term, l'-7l, Alexander A. Jameson et al.l Petition vs. for Annie L. Jameson et at, Partition.

it remembered that on the 3d day of August, I'd, tho plaintiffs, by Thompson .t Ristino their attorneys, produced and filed in the Clerks Office of said Court the complaint for Partition as cause of action in their behalf. Said plaintiffs also filed the affidavit of Win. A. Cowen setting forth that Annie L. Jameson,' Mary O. Jameson. Sarah J. Jameson, Milton B. Jameson. Emma J. Jameson and George II. Jameson aro non-residents of the State of Indiana. Now. therefore, noticc of the filing and pendency of this complaint is hereby Igiven the abovo defendants that they may bo and appear before the Judge of said Court of Common Please on the sccond day of the next term thereof, beginning at tho Court House in tho City of Crawfordsville on the second day of October, 1^71. and answer said complaint.

Witness my hand and the seal of ^aid Court this third day of August. I'd. SEAL. W.K.WALLACE. uugSwl Clerk,

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the citizens of Clark township. Montgomery county Stato of Indiana, that I. Simeon A. Cord, a white male inhabitant of Montgomery county Stato of Indinna. intend to mako application to tho Board of County Commissioners of said county at the next regular session of said Board, to bo held in the city of Crawfordsville. in said county, commcncing on the first Monday in September, A. D. I'd, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time. The premises in ^hich I desiro to sell, is the building situated on Lot number one LI] in block number [2] in the original plat of tne town of Ladoga, Montgomery county Indiana, Said building being situated 113j feet from southeast corner of said lot. aug5w4* SIMEON A. CORl),

APPLICATION FOR LICENCE.

NOTICE

Is hereby given to the citi«ens of Union Township. Montgomery county, Indiana, that I. John Carrol a white tnalo inhabitant of Montgomery county. Stato of Indiana. of the age of twenty-one yenrs. will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, at their noxt regular session, commencing on the first Monday of September, A. D. ltd. for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time under tho Temperance law of the Stato of Indiana approved March 5, IrtJU for the term of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors aro to bo sold and drank, is situated on ^art of lot number ninety-two [921,in the original plat of the town of Crawfordsrille.Lnion township, Montgomery connty Indiana, designated and bounded as follows Beginning twenty [10] faet south of the northeast corner of said lot. running thence west eighty-two and a half 182',] foet, thence south twenty [201 feet, thence east eighty-two and a half to tho east line of said lot thence north twenty [2u] feot to tho place of beginning.'' aug5w3 JOHN CAKHOL.

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LOUISVILLE. August 30, 1HC9.

GENTLEMEN :—In consequoncc of tho bonefit I have rcccivc.l from tho uso of Dr. llurley'd Worm Candy in my family, 1 send you this,1 hoping you will make it public for the good of other pnronts, My wife and self are satisfied that but for tho uso ofj Hurley's Worm Candy, at least ono of our children would havo died. Both of our children aro now well nnd hearty they passed worms seven inches long. Any one doubling this can call and soo mo at cornor loth and Chestnut Streets, nnd I will givo them proof of this nnd moro.

Yours, with respect. M. 110EY,

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