Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 April 1866 — Page 3

THE JOURNAL.

Correction.

The Bpoech of Hon. G-. S. Orth, at tbc serenade of the Indiana delegation, in Washington, was incorrectly reported by the Intelligencer. Tho Chronicle of the next day contained the following card

''To the Editor of tho Chronicle:

'•Some of the city papers, in publishing my remarks at a recent serenade, erroneously report me us charging the President with 'treasonable acts.' "What I did sa}' is more correctIjreporled in the Chronicle, in these words, viz 'No matter how ho (tho President) may havo turned his back upon those who elevated him to power,' &c. '•By making tho above correction, you will oblige, Yours truly,"

GODLOVE S. ORTH.

"House of Representative.", April 12th, 1S6(3."

A CARS).

•vl'o tbc Oflicurs of the North-Westcrr. Mutual Lifo Tn.-uranee Company of Wisconsin— (.I'KXTI.EMKN I am in receipt of One Thousand

Dollars from your Company, it beiug the full ain't. tho Policy of Insurance on thu life of my late lamented husband, ATLAS M. HADLEV.

For your promptness in the payment of the loss, (hereby relieving my immediate necessities, you are entitled to and will crer receive my heart-felt thanks. May your sphere of usefulness bo extended and perpetuated.

Sincere:v, but sorrowful!v, ELIZA LI. IIADLEY. Crawfordsville, Apr. 19, 1S6G.

Kw-ioWi Market—-Aprs! I

Hour—-dales at 87 75(5.8 i-H) for Kxra State and -15(5,12 00 for Trade brands.

Grain—Wheat, white Canada §2 00 -iA mber .State §2 "i0 and $1 70 refused for choice new JS~ j. 1 .Milwaukee. Rye I.M'V?70 in store and delivered. Corn,

S2c for sound mixed Western in furore and delivered. Outs, -10(^i51c i'or new Western, r7( 7 5Se for old.

I ork—sales :il ?25 30$ 23 "i0 for new .Mess closing at §25 i7 regular. Bacon, 14(r?,15e. llams. 1G(' ISc. .Shouls, 1 i)jj Qi 11 jc. Lard, 1 (j a 1S |.

Gold—closed at 127^-.

Chicago SSai kd April JS. Grain—Wheat, sales at £1 37}(g,l 37-i fr No. 1, and SG@SSc for No. 2. Oats, lirtii at 26(7V2fi'e. Corn, steady at 4G(H •lUlc for fresh No. 1.

Provisions—Hull: Mesa Pork S25 00. Lard mc.

AT a meeting of tho Agricultural Society held at the Court-llouso in Crawfordsville, on Satur

day, April 7, 1SG0, the following Ii?t of Officers iirid Directors were elected, viz: JOHX W. BLAIR,

Sr., President Sam'l (iiliiland and David Enoch,

Vico Presidents A. W, Ucnimon, See'y James Kenton, Treasurer .T. W. Cumberland, Sup't

Thomas Bobbins, Marsha!. Board of Tiireolors.—T. II. FiUger.il, J. Iler-

ron, .J. S. McClelland, Ricliflnl Canine, John C.

Maxwell, Geo. W. Smith, ami Pan'l S. .Tones, of

Union township Samuel Marts, of Sugar I). F.

Fordiee, of Clarice: 15. F. Paddock, of Madison

John S. Gray, of "Wayne T. I). Ashley, of Scott

Hannibal Trout, of Walnut J. Y. Durham, of

lirown John Hutching?, of Franklin Rob't W.

McMacken, of Ripley Samuel MeComas, CjalCreek township.

Attest, A. W. LEMMON, See'y.

A SVI'ERIOK RLMKHY.—We can conscientiously recommend to thoso suffering from a distressing cough, Dr. Strickland's Meilifiuous Cough Bal-i-am. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal net disagreeable, to the taste. There is

110 doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations in use, and is all that its proprietor claims for it. We have tried it during the past week, and found relief from a most disressing cough. It is prepared by Dr. Strieklaud, No. 1159 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, O., and for salo by Druggists.

JLife! JLif'c! Ijifel

DROPS 1 DROPS! DROPS!

AiiF.RICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria, O oughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache, Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Croup, Colds,

Fever and Ague and Cholera In a

Single Day.

'Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for U---0. ORRIN SKINNER CO., Sole Proprietors,

Springfield, Mass.

DEMAS BARNES fc CO., Agents, New ork. March 15, 1806. ly.

Marriage and Celibacy. Ax ESSAY OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION FOR Tt OUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely Prostrate tho Vital Powers, with sure means of roliof. Sent Free of Charge, in healed letter envelopes. *•$* Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, [jan25'66yl.

Farming Made Easy.

DOAK'S CORN PLANTER AND CULTIVATOR COMBINER. With this machino one man and a boy can plant from sixteen to twenty acres of corn a day, and do it better than it can be done by hand.— Whon tho planting is completed tho Planter can bo removod and Cultivator attached in a few minutes. You thon havo a complete Sulky or Riding Plow. With this machine ono man can make more corn than two men can tho old fashioned way. Call and seo this wonderful machinc. Every Farmer should havo one. For sale by apr!2t2.] CANINE & GREGG.

House, 2 Lots, and Farm O 8 &

WILL SELL my HOUSE and TWO LOTS on College street, at a bargain, if application bo made soon. Tho house contains se»*en rooms.— There is also stable, smoke house, wood house, &c. The lot3 are well set with choice fruit trees Rnd shrubbery. Possession given in a short time. Also, a FARM of eighty acres, 3 miles south of town, good wheat and corn land. There are 30 aercs of timber land, orchard, &c.» Any person wanting such property had better strike while the iron is hot. TerniH rap v. •IPR.j TF.J c. W. SNYDEH.

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER,

AKE NOW READY TO EXHIBIT T1IEIR

NEW STOCK

SPRING & SUMMER

OOODS,

including a splendid .assortment of

MELANGES

MOHAIK.S,

POPLINS,

ORIENT A L.S,

GKE.XADL\E:,

PERCOEES,

DOMESTIC GOODS

such

Sheetings.

Ticking,

'•Ginghiuns,

(.'ollon ules,

'.ssii:icrt s,

CI.O'i'iNG,

^cul tural Meeting—jSe\V Board WILL do WELL to CAM. before purchasing.

IN 3F* jEI. Tt/L

T. S. MAIfflN

Successor to

"J3TIJIu. IBOWJUKS,"

WOULD

respectfully announce to lac citizens of Montgomery county that he will not be able to furnish them as much poetry as his predecessor, but he will furnish suflicictit Prose to inform them that he has a full stock of

NEW iiOOIS,

ssr BOUGHT FOR GASH ~®a

to be sold at tho

Lowest CASH Prices.

My stock consists of

BROWS A3VO BLIlitHEIJ

Shirtings and Sheetings,

CIIALLI DE LAINES,

STANDARD PRINTS,

Sii irtings,

Stripes,

Prints,

Jeans,

•tiicr wiiu a rvi.L stock

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.

SPRING SHAWLS,

WHITE GOODS,

Em"broicieries.

MEN AND BOYS WEAR,

READY-MADE CLOTHING,

.IIATS AND CAPS,

Boots d3 Blaoes

NOTIONS, &c-., &c.

Espocial attention is also callcd to my stock of

Fancy Cassimeres.

fl88~ ALL KINDS of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in trade.

Apr. 12. IW.

T. S. .MARTIN.

GEE AT WESTERN MARBLE WORKS!

•i*

FYKE, PAUL & CO.,

GREEN STREET, FIRST POOR SOUTH OF MAIN, OPPOSITE ELSTON'S BANK,

€rawfor€lsville, Sad.

DEALERS IX

A E

mid manufacturers of

TOMBSTONES,

FAMILY VAULTS,

ancl

(.'ioths,

CA Ri'ETS

NoiioNS,

C',, & &y., having purchased

iheir Goods in New York, for CASK dtwn, during the rjrn.il pmti• jiratture/ arc prepared to offer the greatest bargains 0/ the season.-..

Those who are looking around for clitup Goods

5 So. 8 Commci-ciiiS Blocli.

A]ir. 12, 1SG0. wyl.

ANOTHER CHANGE

MANSOLEMS.

nil is, from the plainest feet i»%caut.y and

CI1A EL IS.

Ac., ,fcc., ill cy .1 rs and design.- entirely nc.r 1 splendid stock of

MONUMENTS,

vie to the most perrrandeur.

AV1N(1 purchased the stoek of MARBLE belonging to .H.COLLINS, and being permanently lot'ated, we design making this one of tho most extensive establishments of the kind in the West, ffc 11 live been carrying on the

GKEAT WES TE It

:,,SIiRBLE WORKS

at Thorntown, Fnd., for :i number of years, nnd I through our efforts have succeeded in establishing 11 trade unequaled by any in tho State and by the liberal patronage we have received daring tho I past year from tho citizens of Montgomery and I adjoining counties, we have been induced for the further extension o!" our trada

to Establish a Shop in Craicfordsrilfo,

hopc by .-strict attention5"'"to buSimsy and using 11 r. 110 but the best of uiatonal, which we get directly from the quarries, to be able tc sell at such rates us to

01 TT 11

Ooinpolili

CJ 11.

We visit all parts of the country with designs of our work, which will enable persons to select at their homes such work a? they may desire, and at the same prices that could be furnished at the shop.

A W O E IV E E

WARRANT SAJ ISFACTIoN Oil NO .SALE.

TtiY' are also prepared to furnish Buildi i. Stone and solicit a call before purchasing else where. TYKE, PAUL A CO. mar 8'GO.] yl.

ISTIUW FIEM!

CUMMINGS &

FARGO,

(Successors to D. T. RIDGK.)

SV3ERCHASMT TAILORS I

One door north of "Corner Book .Store,'' .:

CRAWFORDSVILL:, INDIANA.

IN re iv a S E I O (iOUlJtS, this firm most respectfully solicit a liberal sbaro of the public patronage of both city and county. Our stock of

FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN

Fabrics, is complete in every particular unsurpassed in the market, and will be sold, m: le up in the li'test and most approved style, and at as low figures as like goods can be had in western Indiana. Also, constantly 011 hands a full stock of Gentlemen's

FURNISHING GOODS.

Will also keep on hand a full supply of those superior

READY-MADE "STAR SHIRTS!"

manufactured by Morrison .t Iloyte of New York. These shirts are warranted to fit or no sale.

Cutting and jSilakiiig.

Particular attention paid to cutting and making up the goods of othors when desired, promptly and to order and satisfaction warranted.

We come into your midst with the intention of making this our permanent home and desiring to do a living, legitimate business, vre ask, as wo conceive it to be our right,, a fair share of public patronage. We are practical mechanics, and as such, will endeavor to perform our duty so as to merit satisfactory or reasonable encouragemont.

Shop, as abovo given, onn door north of Foote's Boo" Store, on Green street. Favor us with a fair and impartial trial wc ark nothing more. CUMMINGS & FARGO, march 22 '66. tf

Latest Jtyles & Patterns

I S S E A W N

Having just received a new superior stock of

MILLINERY GOODS

FOR the spring and summer trade, would most respectfully solicit the attention of old patrons and friends, and tho public of Crawfordsville and vicinity generally. My present stock comprises all of the latest styles and most fashionable goods consisting in part of

BONNETS, HATS, FEATIIEES,

FLOWERS, LACKS, CRAPES,

RIBBONS IN GREAT VARIETY,

and a general assortment of TRIMMINGS, which cannot bs surpassed in this or any othor market in tho Wabash Valley. Call and oxamino for yourself, and learn prices.

BLEACHING

AND

PRESSING,

and all else in the millinery line, executod to order with neatness,, and on short notico. FTIS" STORE one door east of the ''TAYLOR lTOUfe'Ii.." f.'ipr !2 "87-tf»-

HAVE YOU READ

THIS STORY

sl'ujhthj modified to suit the

TIME, PLACE AND OCCASION!

The shades of night were fulling fast,

As through a Western City passed

A youth, who bore, 'mid snow and ice,

A banner with this strange device: Aj-

"GOOD NEWS!"

The news was that L. A. TOOTID & CO. had just received large lot of New Goods, making their stock fuller nnd more complete than it. had ever been, and the best stock in their lino ever in t.he city of Crawfordaville.

He passed where hangs the .sign 0 er head

"No farther go,'' a young man said,

"You'll find no belter far or wide

And loud that saxe-horn voice replied:

"GOOD NEWS!''

For the information of the public, we would say that the sign referred to is that of tho "CUKNI:tt BOOK STORK," (you can see it from either tireen or Vernon streets,) nnd the young man who stopped tho traveler was John R. Robinson, Jr., who has been in tho establishment a yoar, and being well posted in the business, knew what he w«s talking about when ho told the gentleman with the banner to etnp. If you doubt, call and ask him.

And now he stands within the door,

Where goods are found from wall to floor

And with a smilo and wink of eye,

lie snvs in accents clear and high,

"I SEE NEW GOODS

lie saw Bibks, Testaments, Prayer Books and Hymn Books for all denominations, Albums, Histories, Novels, Music Books, a great stock of miscellaneous Books, all the He.hool Books in use in common Schools, College Test Books, Blank and Memorandum Books, Pictures, all sorts, kind and sizes, Picture Frames, Moldings, Paper of every si/,e and kin I, Wall and Window Paper, "Window Shades, Cords, Tassels, Envelopes, Slates, Pen-

Ink, Pens, Toys in great variety, and Notions of all kinds. In fact, if you were to ask him he would not be able to enumerate the half that.he did see. Nor did ho forget to inquire the prices, which, being lower than he had anticipated, and finding many things he wanted he bought quite a liit'ge quantity, which led to the following

At break of day, towards tho brook,

His way a thirsty farmer took

He heard a voice of wild despair

Ring clearly through the morning air—

'OUCW GOODS!"

The farmer was astonished for he could seo no one, and*o he brought out his do^s for a, hunt, and had the mystery explained a3 follows:'

A traveler, by the faithful hound,

All buried in New Goods was found

Still in his hands, as in a vice, The banner with that strange device

'•GOOD NEWS!"

The fact is that he had ro{, too many articles for his money and was not able to "tote" them home, and so got into the abovo unfortunate predicament.

I fear the youth who bravely bore

The Excelsior flag in days of yore,

The "Comer Book Store" had not. found

Or he might now be singing round—

"GOOD NEWS!"

The reason wc have for that belief is, that if he had found tho "Corner" he would have bought so many entertaining Books that he would never have undertaken that journey, but have stayed at home and made a quiet citizen.

Our hero lives, and lives this day, „w»st

If you'd like to know I'll tell you the way

His mind was luli and his iieart was warm,

And he was 011 ly singing amid the storm,

"GOOD NEWS!"

lie was resetted from his perilous condition, went on his way rejoicing and gladdened his family and friends with a bountiful supply of Hooks, Stationery, Toys, Notions, itc., which he had

°"gct

and the right change back?

LJtar

And now with goods in his arms and hands,

Goods on his back, in goods he stands— And costing but a very few tips—

The well known sound comes from his lips,

Also have, for sale the Wilcox it Gibbs Sewing Machine," which we invite you to call and sec. Any goods not on hands promptly ordered.

Thankful for past favors we would respectfully ask vou ALL to call. mar 22'66.] L. A. FOOTE CO.

TO ALL WHOM IT

May Concern.

NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN that Asa Boots, Noah Stinglev and Hugh Branegan, tho appraisers appointed by the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, Indiana, on tho application of the Directors of the Lye Creek Prairie Levee and Drain Association, will, on Saturday tho 5th day of May next, meet at tho residence of Benjamin F. Paddock, in Madison township, in said county, for the purpose of examining the Lauds liable in any way to be effected by tho proposed work of said Association, and to make such assessments upon tho several tracts of land to be effected as in their judgment will bo right and proper, at which time, all interested, may attend if they desire so to do.

By order of the Association. JOHN W. SUTTON, Clerk. April 12, ISO6. w3.

jVotice to Bleirs.

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County,

NOTICE

»pril 12

is hereby given, that Win. P. Ramey,

administrator of the ostato of John Garvey, decoased, ha3 filed his petition to soil the real estate of tho decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be heard at tbc next term of tho Court of Common Pleas of said county.

W. K. WALLACE, Clerk, C. C. P. of M. C.

18(6—pi:'s

fee •K' ?'1.

•AT-

A"o. S Commercial SSlock,

CRAW FORDS VILLE, IND,

WASSON I ELMORE

Having bought out the entire stock of Wit. AL

LEN BRO., would respectfully in-

vite the public to call ai.d

EXAMINE STOCK

and

A N

PRICES.

Wc kccj any and everything usually lound in

lry Goods house,

/Mm

low

as can be found elscwhero'in tho est.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S'

of every style, grade and color.

DRESS TRIMMINGS,

RIBBONS, SILKS, FLOWERS,

LACE.-rr CI JAPE. &c.

GENT^ WARE

our stock i? full.

CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, &C,,

.ind in fact everything iiY our line will correspond

with any house in the city.

READY-MADE CLOTHING.

We have in store a splendid stock of CLOTHING

for men and boys. Also

IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,

for the MILMOX.

^t£T" Come, everybody, and examine our stock. We arc receiving new Goods every day by Express. HENRY WASSON. feb. 1 'CO.] C. W. ELMORE.

FOR

Coughs, Colds or Croup,

I.'SJ-

COE'S COUGH BALSAM.

FOR

S E S I A,

g00tl"! 2)itrrliG

"GOOD NEWS!"

It may be said that the youth above mentioned was employed to blow for FOOTE & CO., but you can bo convinced of your mistake if you will call and sec the best assorted and most complete stock of goods in our lino over brought to the eitj', and at prices to suit tho times.

The youth forgot to say that wo keep a GKXERAI. NEWS DEPOT, where you can And a full supply of MAGAZINES and LITKRARY PAPERS.

stud

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure,

For Sale

BY DRiCIOISTS EVERYWHERE.

jan25'66. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The Great Female Remedy FOK IRREGULARITIES.^:

These Drops aro a scientifically compounded

fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow

ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is

direct and positive, rendering them a reliable,

speedy and certain specific for the cure of all ob

structions and suppressions of nature. Their pop

ularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000

bottles arc nnnually sold and consumed by the la

dies of tho United States, every ono of whom

speak in tho strongest terms of praiso of their great merits. They are rapidly taking tho place

of every other Female Remedy, and aro consid

ered by all who know aught of them, as tho sur

est, safest, and most infallible preparation ib the

world, for tho euro of all femalo complaints, the removal of ail obstructions of nature, and the

promotion of health, regularity and strength.—

Explicit directions stating when they may be

used, and explaining when and why they should

not, nor could not be used without producing of-

fects contrary to naturo's chosen laws, will be

found carefully folded around each bottle, with the written signature of JOHN L. LYOW, without

which none are genuine. Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel

Street, New Haven, Conn., who can be consulted

either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all private disoases and femalo weaknesses.

Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price $1 50 per bottle. C. G. CLARK & CO., Gen'I Agents for U. S. and Canada?.

Jan. 2-?. 186S. wJv.

MEDICAL,

DR. JOHN BULL'S COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS!

TEic Latest and Most Important Discovery of tbe nineteenth Century

No man's name is more intimately connected with the history of Materia Medica of the United States, or more favorably known as a pioneer in medical discovery, than that of

Joliu Bull, of Louisville, Ky.

His inimitable preparation of Sarsaparilla ha* long stood at the head of the various compounds of that valuable drug.

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY

Has becornc a household word throughout tho west and south.

His "Worm Lozenges

In less than a year after their introduction attained a reputation as wide-sproad as tho contiucutof North America.

But the crowning glory of his life remains to b« attained in his late discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to have been tho discoverer of

OMT:

Which is the basis of the bitters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to tho native inhabitants of Central america, to whom its virtueshave been known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to ths most deadly malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venomous serpent. It is a belief with them, that while there is breath left in the body, the C'edron is potent to cure, no matter what tho disease may be.

While Dr. Bull is not prc-yarcd to endorse thin extravagant pretension, hois, nevertheless, satistied from a thorough examination of theovidenco relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventive for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weathor and climate, or to th« miasmatic influences, it stands

WITHOUT A RIVAL I

And justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed iu Central America and the V/ eatern State?.

IIST UYSfJUPSIA.

And all its attendant train of symptoms, it act* more like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in tho whole range of Materia Medica that can for a moment bear a comparison with it in this disease.

A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the 11th edition of tho U. S. Dispensato ry, pages 1387 and 1388.

A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull baa been for years engaged, has just been brought to a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of CEDRON" with other approved tonics tho whole preserved in ti[e best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has no equal in tho world.

He might furnish a volume of certi5catos, but tlirt public h: long since learned to estimate such tilings at their truo value. Tiie safest plan is, for every one to test for himseif the virtues of a new medicine.

GIVE THE

Ced.ro

Bitters

One trial, and you will never use any other.

Tt is not necessary topubiish along list of diseases for which the Cedron Bitters are a specific, in all diseases of the

Dysentery Msotveis^ jLiver or smtincys^

In affections of th«

Uraiii, Dcpcntling upon Derangement of the Stomach or Bowels,

GOUT, RHEUMATISM AM)

NBTJEALGIA,

A N I N

FEVER fc A GrXJE1

It is destined to supercede all other remedies. It not only cures those diseases, but it prevents thorn.

A wioeglassfuil of theso Bitters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effects of tho most unhealthy climate, and screen tho person taking it against disease under tho most trying exposure.

Sold by Grocers and Generally.

Druggists

DR. JOHN BULL'S

Principal Office,

Fifth Street*

Louisville, Ky.

F. J. MIJTFORR, rfgeni,

Crawfordsville, 2nd.

ALSO SELLS

Bull's Sarsaparilla. Smith's Tonic Syrup. Bull's Worm Destroyers.

Rememdsr E, J. Binford'n Drug Store, CrftV--id in In a 2 &