Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 September 1866 — Page 3

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THE JOURNAL.

Time TableIV. A. & C. IS. R.

TP.AIIJS GOING NORTH.

Expres

KEEP 1T„BEF0RE TIIE TEOPLE:

ir indeed that day has nvt already arrived, will

be steucu in the nostrils of every honest inau.

lulcr cover of that senseless cloak there have

bcou more criaies enacted—ufore murders com-

!$iutted—more

denior.ium forevc Patriotism and "loyalty

irtue and common prostitution Iu the coming

that of 'lovrtiis L-bel" will shine

liko the nuccdny suu in comparison to the word

which has letn so abused by the wicked, selfish

and unprincipled jvbo^iiav.e under its sover rob-

bed their foes atiiT iiisulted" rtml wronged their ..... t'rieuds.—Revieitj'(copperhead,-) -Feb. 10.

KliKP IT

I.oyalty a St ends—Indorses! by flieJ

Copperheads in Co«nlj Convcu-

liou, March 3, The Copperhead convention which met in this •oitv on the 3d day of' March, VNAXLMQL'sl.Y adopted tho following resolution

"KESGLYED, That wo heartily inJ«rs-e our

Coui.tv paper, the

tha

A.noiUcr t'on vers a. !,'c-r"iiff,!'i a eoiuroumeation ir

B-.

In tlia fOiainnn-icatiOn of r.- Botvx-rs referred to above, we find the fo Ho wing:

Were I surrounded with the same financial cirriimsi.iiiees that 1 was but six *Veeks since, I thouUl not adopt luv present course. bo it seems that Mr. Bowers' political principles, like those'of a'great many other men, are governed by "financial circumstances.0

Casualties of a D«iy.

w.-iy. In the fall, we arc told, lie not only broke a bone of one leg. but dislocated the ankle of the t-arnc. We are glad to learn, however, the he is getting along with his offiiciions fery comfortably. Third, an employe at the stave factory in ttio.eusl part of city, whoso name we did not learn, ustained an irreparable less by on'e of his hands coming in contaet with some of the maahinory of tho concern, by which all the Cugcrs were severed therefrom. ,.

RE-OVSH ToivnsI.aSp Reeling-. As previously announced, the Union men of o'.d Brown assembled nt^Vavcland on' Saturday last, and organized r. Township -C'i^h, by tho selection of Dr. A. T. Steele, President: J. N. McOormick, Vice-Presidc-n! at.d 11. E. Ithoads, Secretary Treasurer. An" oxecutivo committee, composed of one from each Schuol District, was nlso appointed. The meeting was addressed by Capt. AlcQlaskcy, and Hon. M. D. White.

Aleiv Post-Master.

Mr. John Crawford has been appointsd PostMaster of this city, vice Wra. Bromley, removed. Mr. Bromloy, though a faithful ofiieer, was not fin favor of "my policy," thorefore must needs be .ttupcrsoded, displaced, suspended. Mr. C., we understand, will take possessio^ of the office on or frtbo«4 the first of tho coming month.

Coffiference Appoisiiincnls. Jrom the list of appointments made by the Nort: -Westcrn Indiana Conference of the M. E. jChurch, held at Laporte during tho past week, we clip the followiug

J. H. Hull, P. E., Indianap ol's District. T. S. Wob'o, Crawfordsville Station. Y. Picrce, Ladoga Circuit. O. W. Stafford, Darlington Circuit. J. B. Domotte, Pleasant-Hill Circuit Rov. L.

NKBEKKR,

-^Accommodation .... §:5l A. American people? Please answer these questions 2:30 P. M. Brother Keeney.—Lafayette Journal. -Freight

7:00 P. M.

GOI.SU SOCTU.

Jlxpress......^. I'reight .•'.ceouimouaiu

9: »1 A. M. 9:51 A. M. 4:00 P. M,

torn the C'ravrfortlsviSIe Review.

T,0 .'VLT Y,

•i

is coining lien the word "loyalty,"

robberies perpetrated—more swui-

•ulcs «.•»'sorted—more villainous lies told—more

outrages -done more women wronged

homrs :.iiade desolate—more families impoverish- himself.

td more children' robbed— n.ote

vd and mora daira^ible disgrac

}"-c.p!c than ivouil bt ihe.uu!,".r,s

ufforirig en tail-

liifiicted on the

who has besn with us for the

past two'years, we notice, goes to Thorntown. M«.y peace, prosperity, plenty, bo and abide with brother Nebeker whithersover he way beeent, henceforth and forever—ataen.

ThfifS'tff cnrcitizens desiring an improvement in artincicf light can now be accommodated by calling tM the Drug establishlnent of Dr. T. \V. Pry Co., on "Sreen street. They are tho sole agents for the sole of »a in-vpntion, in this, county, tormed the "Atmo'phci'hr"Pi'' whioh'^neeu's" -no chimney, is free from smokq ?r pffoV/'and gives ji fer moro brflliantlight than- -tpe ordinary lamp in use and, we aje toid, consumes at least,-one-fonrtlifle^ ?ril. One -^reaf, ^.nd speciai beauty or euporiorrty of this overall-otuer _lamps, is wo no|ioe) that it.is not half «o easily extinguished that a pei'sai! fc&t'so apt to be left in -the dark alight is 'sieded. You should call and ?ef., and tfstits rir.tucs'for yonr^ctf.

Well, that is queer! -"No now issue,!'' Why, man, you don't read tha papers. Have the "Republican party been"foT the lafat-twentyyears," keoping ton States out of the Union, and have "its opponent" been "for the last twenty years" striving tore-organize the Government, in accordaiico with the Constitution Is not this a new issue? Is there any "other issuo presented to the

We will. There is another issue, and it is the same that has been pending for twenty years, namely Shalt the government be ruled by its friends —or misruled and destroyed by it* enemies? This very question was pending when Mr. BucnAXAX was a candidalo for President. The enemies of the country got possession of the Government, transferred its arms and ammunition into the hands of malignant rebels to aid them in their mad attempt to destroy cur free institutions and make a new government whose chief corner-slone should be human slavery. These same rebels anil their Xurthern sympathizers having tailed iu their attempt to destroy the (Jovern'ment by force of arms, it is ho# proposed to put. them in power and iet thrrn misrt'iie arid ruin again.

There is no new issue. It is tho same the •'boys in blue" decided at Gettysburg', Atlanta, Savannah. and Yick.-lmrg and all the "bread and butter" of i£r.

JOHNSON,

Mt-.

disguise this fact. The co.-iiinon pefp!e liavo got mure common sense, ami they through nllthesophI is tries of Mr.

PVKDUE

SAM

CraffordnrU'e^ Eevitic," Slid

to subscribe for the t&Bio

r.r^e every Democrat to

fioles l\o, •v IS

of the j'mi da mr ntnl prin-

its fearless defense

vi r, vf ~b 11 i' -SU 0 t."

Union Club Sleeting.

to libl ,Utiioti Club

Lot aii tur» out

ilCOtlHiiJ -fII StllUI''

iv niyhl. A goyd

8|eoeiu'y will bo

cCtc.l.

tune is

Eutier, Hsq., ami

uio by John if

hers. Come on:

much plainer than lie does

Froseenting' .ttrornies. •U the convention- at Att:c i, yestcrIdav,

CKR".

peopling pan-

WOOD,

county,was nominated by acclatnai"tion for Circuit Prosecutor, and WM. T.

BKI

7 3 a a S a S

.SU. of this place, fbl' Common

Mr, runliio.

Mr. Pi hi)ci-i called on us the other day. II'! I says that he is a Republican, oud that if the DemOf racy support him, thev support him as a Republican, and that he has told them so. Tho Domocrats_in the 8th Congressional District, have no profninent man but what is so odious to tho people jon account of sympathy with rebels tluring tho war, that they dare not select a candidate from their own ranks, and hence they are shouting for

They cspect to elect Mr.

wll In(lor

„,

tUe

var from the beginning to the oud, and all the rthrjiieasurcs of President Lixcoi.S. Indeed, is he Democratic party at a low ebb in3lis District when it cannot find a man in its own ranks whose I record it is willing to bring before the people.—

PI'RDUE

on a Republican

{record, and then manage hiui to suit thois-pur-poses afterwards.

a S I'dinfiil Occurrence. A very interesting little son of Dr. STS.NAUD. of tliis city, was drowned in •{kcistcrn, at his residence on Monday, Sejtt. Sd. He was a bright and beautiful child a littlo over three years old a sweet bud. too fair to dwell long in tho gardens of the earth, transferred by a Heavenly Father's hand to fairer ones above.

"We know not what's before us, What trials are to come. ,But each day passing o'er us,

Brings us still nearer Hume.'

glouse-FsjMsisijiug- Ciootls. Robb it Mahornc^-'s, under McClcliand'

anoiner {r„,j

r-olunin if willrWsteu..that Bill Bowers ha? broke "ijt of the tntVes'-if ^yunioil radicalism. Pill #5°°'* 'teclares ,:e will run inctduendent, and within the Inst iw iMys has publicly announced himself in lavor of Jon. John Purdue, for Congress, in preference to the-,trait.r Orth.—Jiwsiew.

woking stoves, 275 good box, parlor

and heatiog stoves, $2,000 worth of Queenswarc and Glass-waro, 200 setts Knives and Forks, 500 setts Tea and Table Spoons, 1000 Tubs, Buckets, Bowls, Washboards, Churns, &c., &c., including every article of Utility belonging to kitchon and I pan try.

Their stock is I'.OW full and complete, and will be sold cheap. They also keep their Tin Shop in good running order, with a gocd stock of Ware on hand, aud can make bV mend anything in Tin, Copper, or Sheet Iron on short notice. Look for the tiia Coffee Pot.

Now beginners wishing an outfit and to save money can do so by buying of them.

Friday last, it appears,"was a clay ol accidents in our city. First, a man by the name of Thomas jN nry, a shoemaker by trade, at about 2 o'clock A. M.. fell frotn-.tho Uijcd.,'story of the ''Pursel House." ."lie was not instantly killed, but died iii few hours. Seconj, Mr. Wtrt. M. Epp'irspn, member of our City Council, during the forenoon of .«ame dav,^ while engaged on a building in the he lias OCCn foi tllO pul CliaSO Of «X nCW i-.outh part of the city, met with a somewhat se- stOclc of goods both large and Slipcrb J~j A O -E jSI ''.Lri,.us accident, causea by the scaSV.dmg giving embracing almost everything in the!

SpcclaclcS! Sjpwtaciesl! Our young friend Maurice Campbell alias Cheap John, we tiiidcrstand, has just returned from Cincinnati, whither

Spectaclc line a stock calculated to please the fancy of all desiring anything iu thie line. John also purchased a first-class stock of pocket cutlery. He will appoar at your doors in due ses.so.ti—await his coming, llauit

PEEFC3IE FOIi TIIE BAN DKK&CIIIEP.

"'igbl Blooming Cfreai."

I'halon'* Sight lilooinihg €crcn»."

rimloiiN ".\ighl EElooming Ccrcus."

f'hulon'a fijlootnin^ Ccrcns."

Piaaton'a Itlooming Crrcus."

A'most exquUite, di-Iicatp, and Frnprnut IVrftimp, rtigti led from the rrfre utitl beautiful flowbr from wtlic'.] it takes its name.

Mauutaetured only by l»MAL,Onf Ac SOIV, WCTT York BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PHALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER. July 2t5, 1866. eowly.

JylST OF l/HTTliSiX EMAININO unclaimed in tho Post-Offico CRAwrounsviLi,F., Ind., Sept. G, 18tG

Bannan Michael Baunon Lizzie Brannan Patk Drown Suocinda Christesoa Bettei Craig ivlollic A Catt Vina Carnes Mrs Itary Cumingham Nelson Cramley Robot /.. Cooper Mrs S Drake Charles lSppeson Sarh Evans Mary 8 French Simon fjounco A Gorman Ales Gray Jennie GeerJohn, ,T Harrison Harvey Geo E Ham .lohn Hollister II s. Hollin^swoxth Kennedy Clarisa E JC-ennedy Sfary Alic» Kerr Isaae Largent James

FOB CO»GRfiS9.

ED. JPORNAL:

Please announce tho name of

JOHN PURDUE, as a candidate for Congress, subject to the decision of the voters of the Eighth Congressional District at tho Octobcr election, and oblige his

ROOT'S PESTACHTNK

and the fortune of

RMK thrown in, will not be sufficient to

of Fountain

Montgomery county, decayed. vent. I KJ I_: HENRY sept6t3

FROMtlio

Mason Miller^acob W Morrow Mary Mnlberon Dariiel Moors JaoK-s, JSI cDowell DuIlinson'& McNeley eves A Phillips Thomas Roach Henry fihitii John Smite Geo •Smith E -J Srfiith John Smith Jas E Shepherd W •. Simpson & Stout Schence R. A Sleeper W Shephero Sutton.Susan Sunderland John 'J' Trausue Thompson Tj»rii«t ..Thompson.Wm

JV«iUte 8 Wroy Eiizab th

To obtain tjicse letters, the applicant""must call for |AI*T-ERTISED LETTERS."" givo the date of this list, andipay 1 CJiNT for advertising. Tf not ualled foi within ,ono month, they wiU be sent to the tiead Letter office. [let 55.] Wa BROMLEY P. M.

The Hair Restorer that"^ire» tho best satiBfaction is PES3~ACBINE-r^ and" used sold everywhere. noj.

MANY FRIENHS.

July 19, 1866 wtdf

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Loob Here.

Wo have a few'.copies of thu 1st Volume of

"GREELY'S AMERICAN CONFLICT,"

Hoot I

which wo ,wrll

dispose of at a less rate tliau ever before offered in this coSrity/ if called for soon!' To any one wishing the lot, will make tliom at such prices as cannot fail to suit. aug23tf.] L. A. FOOTEk CO.

Moot Moot! READ! READ! RE VD!

Restorer and SJrcasing Combmcd.

No other preparation for the hair contains Pestaehio i\ut Oil. Sold by all druggists. ORH1X SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietors mar. 15, '66-ly. Springfield, Mass.

S^lfel JLife! lAfel '"DROPS! DROPS! DROPS! AMERICAN LIKE

Drcors will euro Diptheria,

Coughs, Bronchitis, Here -Throat-,. Asthma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Eaee, Hcadache, Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Chilblain's, Croup, Colds, Fevc|- aiiil Ague asul Cholera iu a

Single May.

Sold by all Druggists, with lull directions for use. OIUUN SKINNER & CCT., Sole Proprietor?. [S|inng(ield, Mass.

DEMAS BARNES CO., Agents, New York. March 15, 1SGG. ly.

TO C'OSSUBIPTI VKS,

The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow -sufferer? the means of euro.

To all who desire it, lie will send a. copy of the proscription used (free of charge), with directions for preparing and u?ing the same, wlii^h they will find a sure.cure for Consumption, Astluna, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections. 'The only object of the advertiser in sending the Proscription is to benefit the afJictivl, and spread.information which he conceives to be invaluable,, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return mail, will please address Rkv. EDWARD A. WTLSOX,

Williamsburg, Kings co., New York.

fel22 ly

WEAK

or.

SORE EYKS.—Dr.

Strickland's Eye

Lotion is warranted to be tho. best remedy in the world for weak and sore eyes. Trice 25 cents.— Sold by Druggists. [3]

Rustic Shades.

ALtf*itf tho "CORNER BOOK STORE" and -co our full assortment of Rustic Window Shade?, made of pino wood, nico, pretty and at prices belnw anything ever offered iu this city. nug23l.f.] L. A. FOOTE & CO. •I mi •••IIIIII in IIIMII 111

II IIIIIIIIIII 111 I 111 IBIHI N •MIRN—FM

I .YOTIVK 'i HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator, with will an r,e:

od,

of the JCstato of Julia A. Carter, late

Said estate is sol HUFFMAN, Administrator.

the subscriber, living in Crawfordsville, on night of the 19th of August, I8fi(5, a light gray horse, about l-i.-i hands high, black mane and tail, with near hip down.rucker under the saddle, trotter in harness.

A liberal reward will be given for information left at this office, leading to his recovery. seDt6t2Sf JEREMIAH McCARTY.

EXTRA PENSION! EXTRA PAY!!

Extra IBomitv!!!

Granted by recent acts of Congresss, to Soldiers, their Widow*. Children, or parents, collccted iptiy by

R. H. CALLOWAY,

•Attorney at Iahv ami

VERY commissioned oiliccr below tho rank of

"March 3d, 1865, and resigned, was mustered out, or honorably discharged after that date, is entitled to extra pay.

Those who received three irionths pay can recover tho difference, under the Act of Congress of July I2th, 1866.

Soldiers enlisted f6t three yeare, and discharged after the .'Id of March, or on account, of disability, iirb entitled to $100 bounty. Enlisted for a less period $50 bounty. Heirs of deceased soldiers are entitled to receive tho same botintics.

Widotvs of deceased soldiers are entitled to an increase of pension of $2 per month for ettch child under 16 years of age.' .All Claims entrusted to my care will be sromptly attended to.

^S&G"

R. II. GALLOWAY

OFFICE

over corner Book Storo, next door

to the Mayor's office, Crawfordsville, Ind.-'SS^ aug.9 3m

E. REMINGTON & SONS.

MANUFACTURERS OF 7%

Eevolvers, Eifles,

MUSKETS AND CARBINES!

For the United States Service.. Also,

POCKET AND BELT KEVOLYEKS,

REPEATING PISTOLS,

RIFLE DANES,

REVOLVING

Mdott-B'. fc

RIFLES

ifl.0'and Shot Gun barrels, and Gun materials sold by gun dealers and tho trade generally. Tn these days of housebreaking and robbery, every:bouse, storo, bank, and offico should have one of

"REMINGTONS' BE VOL VERS. Parties desiring to avail themselves of thojatc improvements'in Pistols, aud-superior workmanship and form, will find all combined in tue New Remington Revolvers.

Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms -will be furnished upon application. E.: REAMNGTON .& SONS. Ilion, N. Y.

N-'CHOLS,

Agents,

f. No. 40, Courtiat.'d St., Now York.

DR. J. C. SMAE1),

ECoineopatHio

PHYSICIAN,

OR A WFCRDS VIL LE, INDIANA.

OSIce wilb Toivn$Iii| Trustee. aug2'66. iimSw.

100

OZS.

QUININE

for sale at

T. W. FRY

A Co.'? Drug Store. [•}nl-° 12. *c L. IJI.'.V

EXTRA BOUWT1T

DLSPATCH,

preserves the life of the

llair—changes it from gray t,o its original color in three weeks—-prevents tho htnr from falling—is tho best article for dressing the hair evor found in market—will surely remove divndrutF and cure all diseases of the scalp—ii delightfully perfumed, cures baldness, and will not stain the skin. Wo tell tho 3tory quickly, and tell it ti'uo, when we say it is a perfect

AGENT.

and by this means save time.

T. ¥. FRY & CO.

jjr AVE just opcnei't a fine assortment of

is. a ®bs

A I N S

E I A S

OILS,

S$ye» Stuffs, Toilcl & IVmctf

jAirr

CiGARS & TOBACCO

OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

We havi al constantly on" band a very .atpfk of tho best 'juality of

SUGAR, COFFEE, and TEA.

All of whicli wo will sell at tho ver7 lowest MARKET PRICE. Call and see us, on Green street, two doors Hbovo J. W. Lynn it Son.

Juno 21., '68. T. W. FRY CO.

LOOK HERE,

EVERYBODY!

CHEAP GOODS!

SELLING OFF

E want to .sell out ourentiro slock of Goods JD Crawfordsvillo, and now offer tbem to the public AT COST. If you want CHEAP GOODS, bring on j'our Greenbacks and wo will sell you goods cheaper than you can buy tbem elsewhere. The aticliun not excited. Our stock consists of

Studies'* Stress Goods, Cloths

and t'assim.cres Slats,

Caps, IZoolS & Shoes

Qneensware

Tliis Is

•taHOUfcdcia t~"—"""T^i'uui iiiiwiiiir iii ii iwurn

EXTBA PEISIOM!1

W. P. 15I5ITTOIV, A

If a soidivr, enlisted Tor throe years, as above stated, has died of WOUNDS receivod, or DISEASE contracted in tho lino of dtityrtuiditioual bounty of $100 is allowed to the Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of such deceased soldier in the order named: ii «. «Jdi8r, enlisted for any less period than three years, has died of Wounds received, or Disease contracted in i.he lino of duty, tho additional bounty of $50 is allowed to the Widow, Minor Children, or Parents of eu'cu soldier in the order named.

To Offloers:

All officers below the rank of Brigadicr-Gcnoral, who were-in the service as such on tho 3d day of March, ISfiS. and who were honorably discharged, or who have resigned, birico April 0th, 18f3, arc now entitled by law to threo months pay proper.

.IV?-

tions $?c, &C.

JSTO

Humbug

as wo want to sell out, and will do what we say. conic everybody and sco for yourselves. These Goods must be disposed of..

C. GiTIIRIK & SOWS.

Julv 5, 13G?.

^irarise, bnt Trnc.

Every young lady and gontleman in theUfiited §t.ates can hear something very much to.thajr advantage by return mail (free 6f charge,, by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by noL*'*fi'oti«ftyf tiiia 4 card, All others will please address their obedi- I bottle, out serran •-••.-'MeS-F,. CJIAPMAN fcb22!v »J:

-EXTBA. -PAY!

BANTED by Acts of the late Congress, to Discharged Soldiers, their Wid-

oics, Minor Children, or Parents, collected with-

T,TORNFIY

OFFICE-^-No.l Washington Hall Building, CraicfoiMsville.

To 33lsol3.^T*^ec3L SiOldiers:

By the late la_w Equalizing Bounfio?, an ADDITIONAL BOUNTY of $100 is granted to each and every soldier enlisted for TIIKKE YK.TFIS, and serving out his time, who has received, or is entitled to receive, no more than the $100 bounty heretofore allowed by law and any such soldier discharged on account of wouDtis rocoived In line tff duty, even if he has not serv.ed out his term of enlistment, is entitled to the additional bounty of $100

An additional bounty of $50 is now allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for TWO TEARS. who has received, oris entitled to receive, no more than $50 bounty under previous laws. A bounty -of $50 is also allowed to each and every soldier enlisted for any less period than two years, who has been honorably discharged on account of wouxis received in the line of duty.

To the HEIMS of SPJECE.18EM3"S0

Pensioners:

Widows ore now entitled by law to an INCREASE OF TllEIR PENSION $2 per month for each child under sixteen years of age. Invalid soldiers, for total disability, are entitled to a pension of from $8 to $15, $20 and $25 per mortth.

To obtain the benefits of these laws, persons are rSquired in all eases to make a new application. Applicants for the additional bounty must bring their discharge papers with them, and they will get a receipt for tho same.

Having for a number of years past devoted myself especially to the business of collecting claims, I feci warranted in saying that I can insure not only prompt attention on the part of tho Government, but an early and satisfactory settlement of all just claims intrusted to my care.

Pees regulated by law, but no charge in ahy case unless successful. All letters of inquiry, containing stamp, promptly answered. Partios residing at a distance can have blanks and instructions sent to them bv mail freo of charge, on application to mo.

W. X. BEITTOaST,

A ttol'tiey and Government Claim Agent, Crawfordsvillo, Indiana.

Where a number of soldiers reside the same neighborhood, they can facilitate their business by first sending mo their

DISOHARGES,in

at the same time setting a day on which they will ap

pear at my office. In tho mean time I can fill up the blanks, and have the claims ready for signing,

Wholesale

and Retail

Uudor ''McClelland Hall,"'

WaKhin^lou St.j Ciawfoidsvillc.

invites attention td their largo stock of

HOME-MADE WORK,

and tbeir facilities for supplying tho trade and all others who favor them with a call.

m- TS

of all kinds furnished on short notice,

WITH OR WITHOUT A HEARSE.

Aug. 2, 1S66. mfiw.

FOR

Couglis, Colds or Croup,

USE

COB'S

Ti"nVirrm"Tim'ffi'iTnwirii»nniiir^»rr"i,ii

PROMPTNESS AND

& GOVERNMENT CLAIM

[Aug. 9, 1S66.—tf.

W. EOBEETSON & CO.,

Manufactu

rers of

IfJMlTUSl

COUGH BALSAM.

FOR

S E S I A

Diarrhea and Dysentery,

USE

Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.

if'or Saic

BY DRUGGISTS'EVERYWHERE. jan25'S6. ylw.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.

The inveat Female Memetlyr FOE IRREGULARITIES.

Theso Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and positive, rendering them a reliable,, speedy aud certain specific for the cure of all obstructions and suppressions of nature. Their popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100,000 bottles are annually sold and consumed by .the ladies ot the United States, every one of whom speak in the strongest terms of praise of their great merits. They aro rapidly taking the place of ovcry other Female Remedy, and aro considered by all who know aught of them, as tho surest, safest, and most infallible preparation in the. world, for the cure of all female complaints, f.'ne removal of all obstruction's of ,-jiaturfl, ap.'a"*t.he promotion of health, regularity and pjjongth.— Explicit directions stating when 'jjcy may be used, and explaining when and vhy'tbey should not) nor could not bo used wiihout producing effects contrary to Bature's chosen' laws, will bo found carefully folded around each bottle., wilh tho written signati^o of JOIIN L. LYON, without which none aro genuinov

Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel Street, Jfew Haven, Conn., who can be.consulted either personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) concerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.

Sold uy- frd^gists everywhere"."1 "Pricc'^I -50 p?r C. G. CLARK & CO., (Jen 1 Agents for U, S, and Cauadiis.

a S 2 iv

iniTBriiMffiiiinnrirtriirTniiiwri

DRY-GOODS.

WASSONS

ELMORE

Having Produce to sell,"

and

desiring to buy A, &o. I

,11 hiring Figures!

SHOULD NOT FAIL

to call Oil

4--

FARMERS!.

ASS0NS &

LMGRE.!

So. 3 Commercial Row.

ALL KINDS OP

PAVING THfc

Highest Market Prices

WILL SELL G00BS

At THE

SjO

iiirmgWHM •IIMIilii

Paper! Paper!

FOR

SALE at the "CORNER BOOK STORE" a full assortment of a superior article.o£ Cap, Bill, Commercial, Note and all sizes of I aper also, same ia Linen Fabric. ^IS ,.°^s ^0" signed to meet the demand for a good reliable article and cannot fail to please.

ALSO, Rag, Straw, Tea and Manilla Wrapping Paper Paper and cotton Twino". Tho attention of dealers is called to those goods. aug23tf.] A. FOOTE & CO.

ADDITIOAAL

Bounty, Pension & Pay

GRANTEDPbyOLDIERS,acts

recent of Congress to

CHARGED

WIDOWS MI.VORISD

their

CHII.DREN,

or ARENTS, promptly collectea. py

THOMSON & RISTIltfE, Crawfordnvillc, Indiana. Office over Campbell, iGaley & Harter's Store, Green street.

Aug.-IB, '68. n49tf.

(xREAT WESTERN

I9IARBLE WORKS,

PYKE, PAUL & CO.,

GHKEX STREET, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OK MAIN, OPPOSITE ELSTON'S BANK,

Vraivfordsr illi\ Intf.

DEALERS

-I.lfJSIflC'.I.V 6' IT.ILI.i.V

MARBLE!

find manufacturers of

TOMJBSTO^^,

FAMILY VAULTS,

HAVING

MANSOLEJJS,

M02s UMENTS,

all kindF, from the plainest style to the mostper"r feet in beauty and grandeur.

purchased the stoc'i? of MARBLE belonging to H. COLLI.VS, and being permanently located) wo design making this one of th« most extensive establishments of the kind in tho West. Wo have been carrying on tho

GREAT WESTERN

MABBLE WORKS

at Thurntnwn, Ind., for a number.of years,1 and through our efforts have succeeded in establishing a trade uncqualed by any in tho State and by tho liberal patronage wo have roceivod during tho past year from the citizens of Montgomery and' adjoining counties) we havo been induced for th® furiher estension'of our trado

to Establish a Shop in Craufordsvillc,

and liope by strict attontiori to" business and using nono but the best of material, which wo get dircctly from the quarries, to be able to sell at such rates as to

j.TDeiy

all Competition.

We visit all parts of tho country with design* of our work, which will enable persons to select at their homos such work as they may desire, and at the same prices that could be furnished at tho shop.

A W O E E E

and

,AVAIIHANT SATISFACTION _OU NO SALE.

We are also prepared to furnish Buildinf* Stone and solicit "•—1— whe're. mar 8 '65.j

H. J. WEBSTER.

WEBSTER

4fa-7.n

CJM8SM JPSlMfJJGS!

ALL! S*.,.

call beforo purchasing elsoPYKE, PAUL CO.

V. L. mat. JEKK. KF.E.VET

MAY & KEENEY,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

TTjr^OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIIE

public of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that they have entered into, and opened

I .A. SALE AGEK CY.

For the purpose of facilitating tho sale, exchango and transfer of Real Estate." Persons therefore, wishing to^either buy or sell Farms, Town Prop orty, or wild Lands, are solicited to givo us a call, Terms, the most favorable. 1... $££"BCFIXESS

OFFICE,

dec. 7\ 1865—1 v.

with County Recorders

The folloivlng: Properly is now oil Sale Lot in Naylor's addition, fenced. :'.20 Acres of good land :amiles norfli of Crawfordsville, adjoining tho L. N. A. k. C. R. R.. plenty of good tiitiber and never failing stock water, all under fence. 100 Acrcs Lnnd.4 miles west of Thorntown, 00 acres improved, 40 acres timber, liouso and oth buildings, near gravel road. Will exchange for good town property.

Fino Brick Residoncc, lu mile east of town, containing 10 rooms, half, cellar, wood house, brick smoke, houso, stabiej buge house, 12 acres of ground well improved in shrubbery fruit trees, Jkc.

ramc House containing

rocms on a beauti

ful lot of 4 acres in the town of Attica. A Brick Storo Room in Crawfordsvillo. A containing 40 acres, a miles south of Cmtrfordsvuta*

acrcs 3 n3i!es norl?J

°f Craw-

,! fordsMllc, on Railroad, 65 acres in cultivation 40 acres of pood timber—A new 2-story fram» ^W.e.-,nS

rooms, frame stabling and other out

build.n^i. 1 never failing stock water.

dec

'-J WEBSTKK, MAY & KEE.NEY

C. ^Y. SAPPEXFIELD. K. M. SAPPENFIF.LD

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., 'ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

•In A Heal-Sstatc •%gents*

WILL

ATTEND to business in the Circuit and Common Pleas Cburts in this and adjoining counties. Will give prompt attention tft the settlement of Estates, collection of Pensions and Soldiers' clairiis.}

Buy a_nd sell on commission, Houses &. Lots, vacant Lots, Farms Farming Land in all tho cstorn Slates and Territories.

Loans negotiated, collections made. Land entered, Taxes paid and Titles examined in all tha Western States.

Have for sale a large number of desirablo dweJlings this city, also, a large number of vacant Lots, at very reasonable terms.

Have also a,large nnmber of Farms in this and /°r,

E^le'

also

W cstern Land, partially improved. I

iro

ort

Crawfordsville, Ind.

1^000 acres, of

«d in our hands for sale,

should the owner through ou* introduction, or by means of publicly given by us, sell tho property at the fixed price, or for tooro or less, the commission must, in all cases, be ptiid to us. ^S6"0flicc over Brown's Drug store, ou Vernon

1 RBfKRKiFCKS —:McDonald Roach, Indinnn^ I

,,S

& Maolt, Att'ys, Torre Haute Patter-'' .'J* i*0 N. Picree, do Judge S.

I Rockvillc Wm. Durham, President I MrMN»tion»I Baiikof Crawfordsville? Gampbel.t alker and Cooley, Professors of Law, Michigaa niversity, Ann Arbor, Mich. [jau. 4. '66-1 y-

GLASS,Drug

IU' ii.l.r 11.*-- to l»-u

PAINTS and OILS, for sale at Fry' new Store. [ju.'yl:1.

aU at t'n cri I! p%y~ ri