Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 December 1866 — Page 2

THE JOURNAL

THIRSDAY, DEC. 13, 1S66.

that he IS not "round buying

Prices,

Cause and Effect—Trade &c., &c. When ono event or circumstance qniekly follows another, the ignorant ftnd thoughtless aro always ready to attribute tho latter to the for.i.er. With them, the ono is tho causo and the other the effect, [n ancient times, Avhen pestilence came immediately after a comet, the peoplo were all sure the comet had something to do with it. But people of sense, with habits of observation and reflection, have Ionr

bince learned that two events ma}' be eloso together in point of time, without bearing to each other tho relation of cause and effect. A man dies immediately after drawing his last breath, but it does not follow^hat tho drawing of his last breath was tho cause of death. It is very true, ono who wished to bo facetious, might insist that ho would not have died if he had not taken his last breath, but this would be nearer an Irish bull than an argument, With quite as much sense, however, do some people argue about tho rise "and fall of prices.

Tho prico of hogs has recently gone down. Many aro hunting for the cause of this decline Wo havo heard a great many causes suggested. Some say it is, perhaps, because Andrew Johnson gets drunk. We have heard others say it might bo because ho

are so wicked as to say it is possibly portion of the sky was travorsed, mid attributable to thr fact that tho Dera- the luminousness both prolonged and ocrats of this Congressional District I'

It is very char that the

greater, and the demand less than they

defeat in tlic late canvass for seats in

fltti'ibuto it to tbo election of men to

r(1

supply: a foreign demand for large: li ht, and their courses among the quantities of pork might havo kept it Mars presented clear indications of lip. the emanations of the meteors from a

nply

Congress. It is all the result of laws ]?."$

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1 ua

r„

"When hogs are plenty and mouths

the price oi hogs low. Prices aro gov-1

maud. JJofrg have been extremely high— so hi^h, in fact, that tho man who cotikl rai.-e a few hundred hog«, ancf fatten them lor market, thereby scoured a small fortune. A good hog sold fur mueh as would have been demanded for an ordinary horse ten years ago. This high priee served as an unusual, if not an unprecedented, niimulus to tho raising of hogs. Besides, the country has been fortunately exempt from a genera! prevalence of the hog icholera for somo time These things Imvo served to fill the country with hogs to a greater extent than it has been for Eeveral }*ears. Then, the Government has ceased buying meat .for the army tho foreign demand is ?light, and tho consequence is, tho reflations between .supply and demand aro very different from what they

Mere a year ago. And no legislation could alter tho price without changing tho number of hogs or compelling people to eat pork, who now prefer beef

/ind mutton.

to eat them few, alt the Congressmen tiiis ki'nd pi'escntud ksdf to who ever held seats in our .National constellation of Ursa Major, but forLegislature, could not keep the prices cunaiely none of us caught the comliigh and when hogs are scarce and muneoment of it. Tho blaze of light the demand great, nothing can make

Auction

Go to tho auction of an extensive 8.ocIv of Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing- Goods, which takes place at PureeH'j block, on Saturday next. Great bargains to be had.

The price of Pork is advancing

slightly.

The Meteoric Shower, as Seen at London. ITalf London was awako till a'late hour on Tuesday night for the pur nose of viewing the shower of Mars ot meteors which tho astronomers had pieiiicted, and those who sacrificed a rew hours of sleep woro ainplv repaid the atmosphere was iinusuall\ clear, and thus the grand phenomenon was seen under the most favorable circumstances. Trie wondrom siyhi began soon after midnight, and from that, period until afrer five o'clock ii was witnessed with but few intervals ot time. SometiincR eight or ten stars would be seen gliding in various directions, leaving long lines of light at other moments a singlo meteor would bo discovered. Tho colors varied. Manj- of the meteors appeared to havo a yellowish light, others a deep red. So near did some of them appear that their resemblance to rock, ets occurred to evei-y one, and we almost seemed to listen for the rush through tho air. During the transit of the meteors the light of tho other stars was scarcely to bo noticed. The eftect produced during tho slm'ulta-! neous passage of meteors in thova-j nous parts of the heavens was inex I prcssiblr impressive. Tho noiseless course gave a thrill that no artificial

splendors could ever produco. The ve

St,"ze

toed the cinlHglusbill and „t„ei, ^,TXr.T,.^

these shooting bodies varied

nte,ise ie

uch

spent all of John Purdue's money, and "I'V,1 niay

llO^s

this season. While there is more plausibility in the last suggestion than any we havo yet heard, wo do not b«ilseve in it. We think that M'\ P. wo'd -not buy hogs at ten dollars if he had all tho money he so foolish I\ squandered during tho canvass. We believe thi*, simply bu}" them for less. .Neither do we

because he could

believe that hogs

believe the ono cent every .Republican candidate in America had been defeated at the last election. Nor, even, do we believe that any man of common sense does believe it would have been different in such an event. Tho election of Mr. Purdue would not, could not, have: •-•hanged tho number of hogs in the! country, or the number of mouths calling for hog meat to eat. Unless! at could havo done one of these, it could not havo changed the prioo ot

pork. A general prevalence of the

hog cholera over the coutnry miirht'

would have kept up if Mr. Purdue had the eastern regions of the heavens, been elected to Congress. Nor do we I

!et

gliding motion, ir

characteristic.—London Morn

*m striking characteristic.—London Mom-I nov^ ..

j}llj pQsi jyQV

AS SEEN AT GLASGOW,

Shortly after ono o'clock on the morning of the 14th, the heavens everywhere became beautifully clear, and we had the good fortune to obtain henceforward a magnilicent and nniriterrupted view of the phenomenon. At lh. 15m. the heavens had assumed an extremely imposing aspect. Multitu des of beautiful meteors were now everywhere visible, but especiall}" in

the constellation Leo was to be

seen as he gradually ascended in his

I-/.. i- course towards tho meridian. Hun different from what it is, if

(ire(

of tll0 metoors fii

ot (le 40 or

I ccptiOD straight in the d!r«tio» of t!„-

mon

,st

Of hogS in the Country docs not depend to 0 out tins in all ptooaoil-

opinions, not up-

region of the heavens situ

ateu soniewlu-re in the constellation

Le0 Thc nu teor jn every taso lh

were last year, and thut this has not presented itself to observation, and benn caused by anybody's election ur|

,tn

us it pursued itseourso westward

Uiroi,

the

heavens it was seen spin

1,8

... l'glit. In general the meteor and its well known to men who have made trnii. were visible for about three or political economy their study and four seconds, but in some instances such men would only laugh at tho stu t-hej-continued in view as long as five pidity or demagogism of those who

train of green

13m. whole group

out and diverge line a fan trom the

Congress M-ith certtiin views and opin- radiant point in Leo. At lh. 20m. 1 ions with reference to the reconstruc-• counted tho ntimber of meteors visition of thc rebel States. Tho supply bio in one minute, and I found them to Coughs, Bronchitis.Sore Throat Asthma, Rheu-

!ity did not exceed ono third of the

er rca

on Congressional elections. A sow heavens. Shortly afterwards it| Single E»ay. *vill raise ten pigs jnst as well when became evident that the earth had Thad. Stevens is in Congress as when passed through the thickest part of lie is not. As many people would be hungry and desire hog meat if Tallandigham was in Congress, as would if ho was a private citizen in Ohio, or a rebel exile in Canada.

tho shower. At lh. 30m. the number of meteors counted in a minute amounted to 30. At lh. 35m. the number counted in two minutes amounted 42, or 22 in a minute. At. 2h. *im. the number counted in a minute amounted to only 13. At2h.42m. the most remarkable phenomenon of us in the

hich tl S metc0r cmiLtcd tho tin

eft bchi a

-fc

erned by the Jaws of supply and do-! light of sensible breadth, and having

2°

of vanishing was extraordinary. It

a curvud vesldu0 0 fainl

the form of a horseshoe, thc cxtremi ties of which at first embraced opsilon and gamma Ursaj Majoris, but as it [gradually grow fainter it expanded in dimensions until ultimately before vanishing one extremity embraced |epsilon Ursce .\lajoris, while the other (.•xtreinity reached as far as alpha and belt: of the same Constellation (the t.wo pointers). This singular phenom enon continued visible in the heavens for 20 jnif.uttes after it first attracted our attention. At 3h. the number of meteors visible in a minute had diminished to two or three. At 4h. 30 min. only one meteor was visible every two or three minutes. At 5h. tho starry heavens might bo said to havo as sumed their normal aspect, and. our task as observers of this magnificent phenomenon was now clearly onded It was obvious that the earth had passed through the main part of the meteoric shower between the hours ol one and two o'clock. It may bo remarked that the cotistollation Leo in-

dicatea llie region of tho hotivens in I

the direction of which the earth

present traveling in virtuo of its annual motion round the sun."

UBSCRIBE

lor the Journal.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Soldiers and Soldiers' Heirs. All soldiers who have made application thro' me, as agent, for the additional bounty allowed by the Irvte Congress, will please call on mo at my office, without delay, each bringing with him any two of his acquaintances, who can swear to his identity.

The authorities at Washington havo decided that in all these claims forJaddition.nl bounty, new applications iiiuvt be in«lc out find excrtticd in strict roiiforiiiity with the new regulations and form prescribed by the Caribv Commission, the I report of which has but recently been published.

I now have blanks \skich comply strictly with 'he ucw ixguUtions. They are already filled out I from the lnets on the first applications, and are now in my office, only waiting the necessary signatures.

Those who have not yet mndc application for •his bounty, will now find it to tho'rr interest to lo so immediately, as the Pay Department, has I directed all such claims to be tiled within a limited time.

All claim. of whatever description against the Government faithfully prosecuted and collected. I Also, deeds, mortgages and oilier legal instruI meats carefully drawn and executed at my ofiice.

P. BKITT0N, Att'y and Claim Ag't. Ofiice in AVathington Hall building, Crawl'oidsville, Ind. [nov15tf

fiOok Here.

We have a. few copies of the 1st Volume of

"GUP.EI.Y'S AMEKICAX CONFLICT,"

Represented by

ar surpassed in

brilliancy the stars of the iirst magnitude. In multitudesof instances they were brighter than Jupiter, and some of them even equalled Venus when she is at her greatest brilliancy. Their prevailing color was white, but some had a yellowish tinge of light, whilei others had a bluish tinge. In every instance they were accompanied by a straight narrow train of well do fined iight, of a beautiful emerald green color. The length ot' the train varied much for different meteors. Many of them extended over an arc

which we will

dispose of at a less rate than ever before offered in this county, if called for soon. To any one wishing tho lot, will make them at such prices as cannot fail to suit. aug23tf.] L. A. F00TE A CO.

JlSIffons of Insurance

I. N. VANSICKLK.

Call and

examine the workings of the Mutual Life, of Now \o,-k, the largest Insurance Company in the work. Assets over $16,000,000 00 9,813 policies issued from February 1st, I860, to November 1st, 1S(?6, insuring $3:5,748,300 00. Will show you statements or refer you to citizens of Crawford*ville. Cash dividends varying from 25 to 1.3) per cent, declared every year. Come in, make application, and get the benefit of the next dividend.

incnt Fire and Accidcot Insurance Co 's al-i

employed, was a represented by vv^irvi

At the

I I a

.T3era.

National Bunk.

Restorer th'it gives the best

satisfaction is PESTACl/J.XE— and used sold everywhere.

Aiieucniic Documcuis-AriianKas

Heard f'rem—.TesSinaytij- of icnJ

Ptoney Paint. Whit* Co., Ark., May 2 3 'fiti. Dr. John JjuU —Dear Sir: J.nst- Februarv I w.is in Louisville purchasing drugs, and I got some of your Sarsuparilln and Cedron Bilter-.

My son in-law. who was with u:c in the store. h*d bfen down with rheumatism fur some time commenced on the Rillers, and soon found his general hc-alih improved.

Dr. (-list, who had been in bad health, tried I them, and he also improved. Dr. Coffee, who had been in bad health fur SPVera I years—stotiHw/i and liver rft'eefed—he tmproved very much by the usenf your Hitters. Indeed theCedron Bitters has given you grc^i popularii in this settlement. I think I c.oild sell a great quantity of jour medicines this fall—especially os your Ce.lron Bitters and Sarsnparilla. Ship mo via Memphis, care ltickett & Neely. llesjiectfullv,

EXTRACT

Dr.

John TjhH:

dvg.. and some

W el cW 8tl re:,te

L, ,. ... jstated, the}- were almost without ex«P »p

length. As

C. B. WALKER.

A LETTER

FHOrrl

Providence, Ala.. May lNiiii.

I send you f:!!l i'nr Ccdron l!it-

ters please send what it will come to after paying freight to Colitmlnis, Mis. I have been troubled for several years with indigestion h.ive had to fak^ ]iiils t-vi ry niu-ht for ten or fifteen I years and in February, l.HtSl, I was attacked with general paralysis. I was confined to lay room for the balance of the year and, fact, continued in a very weak and nervous condition until some two months since, when I was put under an opoiation, and your C'edron Bitters for treatment. I commenced improving right away, and bin protty well restored.

Yours, truly, is

scpt20-'df)ly A. L. NKAL. S

Meoll Moot!

Ilool!

HEAD! BEAD! HE VP 1

BOOT'S PESTAC-HINE

preserves tho' life of tho

Hair—changes it from gray to its original color in three weeks—prevents tha hair from fulling—is the best articlc for dressing the hair ever found in market—will surely remove dandruff and cure ail diseases of tho scalp—is delightfully perfumed, cures baldness, and will not tain the kin. Wo tell the story quickly, aud tell it true, when we say it is a perfect

Restorer asitl SJrcssJns

No other preparation for !h» hair contains Pestachio Nut Oil. Sold by all druij fists. OBKrXSKiX.NEKi CO., Pole Proprietors mar. 1 5, 'fit-ly. Springfield, Mass.

Colds,

]|y visible in every part of

Fever

Ufet

Di oPS Dnoi's.» Dr:OPS

AMERICAN LIFK DROPS

will cure Dipthorin,

niatisrn, N«urai^»A, Ague in tun.

FJIOO, Uenl:

and Apr«?e Cliol€ra

Jja

Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for use. OBBINSKIXXEIt & CO., Sole Proprietors, [Springfield, Muss.

DESI AS BAKXES 1- CO., Agents, New York. March 15, I8HI3.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, liaviag been restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after hnvinj: suffered for severnl years with a sovere lung affection, nnd th.it dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow-suf-ferers the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with directions for preparing and using the same, whhli they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, nnd all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser in sending thc Prescription is to benefit the afilictcd, and spread information which he conceives to lie invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the proscription, free, by return mail, will please address RKV. EDWARD

0 0

feb22Iy No. Ki, Chambers St., N. Y.

Marriage and Cclibacy. AN ESSAY

W.\

\tNr, AND

\OL'NG

MKX.

INSTRUCTION

For the Journal.

To the G. A. R.

BY COM HADE Vt.

Side by side through wcitry marchos, Over mountains, hills and plain, Over rivers, through morasses,

Wo cemented friendship's chain And the links wero doubly welded Yi hen in bivttlo line we stood, Where our "elbow touch" was sundsr'd i:-

By a dying comrade's blood.

Quick we closed onr broken column, Shoulder to shoulder once again, Back we pressed their "gray" battalions

Through the sulph irous smoke and flame. From our skirmivh line to southward, Sullenly their legions tied, 'Till wo crownod old "Lookout mountain"

With a crest of rebel dead.

Day after day, night after night. Vi ere their columns force 1 to flee, Till our flag, in triumph, floated

Over "Sherman and the sea." From ''Antieta.ru" and "Gettysburg," Through tho "bloody wildcriiesx"— "On to Richmond," (irunt, our leadar,

Steadily our columns pressed,

Thhi we gained tho right, my corar-vdfH, Here to meet and form a c*mp— Hero revive old recollections

Of each battle, siege, and tramp Here rccall and drop a tear For our many comrades dead— Here provide—no soldier's orphan,

Or his widow, lacks for bread.

AV« have sworn thi3 on tho emblems That we carried night and day— Sworn it by tho "sacred rolio"

That before us silent lay And our maimed and worn-out comrade", Searr'd heroes they, of sea and laud— Bravest wards of this grand nation—

They shall havo the helping hand.

Comrades, hear tho "reptiles" hissing, It ia their expiring breath,' c'!i light again our bivouac jire

And burn these "snakes" to doath.

•/ID

darkest hour we heard their voico Say "not a man or dollar more," Its ownrrs cursed and skulked tho draft,

Or left their homes for foreign shore.

The land they would not holp defond, Comrades, is ours this day, 'Tis ours to shapy its destiny,

And guard it on its way. stood undaunted by its llag Through his.-ing shot and shell, And ilio scil we'll s.ive to freedom,

Where our martyr'd comrades fell.

Y\ I'll irlicv.1 uur rcii'.larc it-III.

the Pref-iderit's mefsage last week and thinli they will agree with us, that it it? a tame and fpiritless production.— Co])pe:'head editors pretend to admire it, but the frequent, use of the word loyalty causes it to -'sour on their stom aci«s.M The term loyalty is a stench their ao&trils.

Waba.iii C^ollegre, trawfardiiiik, iAJixaa.

The winter term of this I»i--litiition will comuience Thursday, 9 o'clock,

M., January ii, ISGfj.

A-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS."

OAMPOHLL, GALEY & HA BIER

AY ox ii A receiving too

A A I' ECO S A

X,aVIiGEST ST

oliL'.

Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Croup,

LOCKS,

WILSON,

"W illiamsburg, Kings co., New York, 1

LATCHES,

Errors of Vontli.

A Gentleman who suffered for j-cars from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for (ho sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing (0 profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing

JOHN 13. OGOEN,

FOR

Also, Diseases and Abuses which

prematurely Prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means of relief. Sent Free of Charge, in scaled letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J. SKILMN

IIOUGHTON,

Howard Association, Philadelphia,

Pa. [jan25"0Byl.

Strange, but True.

Every young lady and gentleman in thcUnited States can hear something very much to their advantage by roturn mail (free of charge), by addressing tho undersigned. Those having fears of

being humbugged will oblige by not noticing this

is tit card. All others will please aildrcss their obodi- I cnt servant, TI10S F. CHAPMAN. fcb221y 1631 Broadway, New York.

POR

a superior iut of Fish A'c., you should call at trio Grocery Stora of found in Ilardvraro Storo at jimo £ij J. II,

BUTTS,

FILES,

SCREWS,

GERMAN BALL

—.4 T—

M'CLELLAND S HALL.

THERE

will be a Grand German Ball, at lieClelland's Hull, on

Cliristmns !N"i^]it!

The public generally aro invited to attcn-l. here will bo no ivitation cards.

Ibe String Band, from Lafayette, and the Crawford.?ville Silver Band have been ongiiged to •cake music ou tho occasion. •T I1N BRUFCEB, Manager.

'E&€CtlloV'H vVoii€€•

OTTCE is licreby given that the undersign-

•V'iil nitnexeil late i' oni«

of the estate of Abraham Smith, tilery count v. Indiana, deceased I'l.EASA NT lit'TLER, Executor,

tlcc. 1 :t, 18«6—pr's fee .«2

ii a W

]V]r-TICE [S II Kit KI! (,-IVMV, that the uu i-NI (!er.-igncd h.'i.- be jipji linled Aiiminisir'i rr of the Estate, of WiMiatn J. Peter^n, la»- of Mon»g.,iijfry connty, I,,.liana, deceased. Said estate is su]'pt)-c(| i(( solvent.

JOHN l'ETEKSOX. Jr.. Adm'r.

Dec. 1M, 18fi6—iv. Iprfeu:i2.1

vxceufoi^a Sale.

jy"TVh given that I will

Kitchen Furniture, Hogs, Wheat, Corn, Tools, «fce.. »vc. I TERMS.—A credit of nine months will bo I given on all sums over three dollars, the "purchaser giving his note with approved security, without I relief fiuin valuation Purs,

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, by the purchaser giving his note with good approved security, waiving valuation an 1 appraisement laws. Three dollars and under cash in hand.

JOHN PETERSON, Jr., Administrator.

I dec. 13, 1 St!6—printer's fee, £4.

Golden

ADAMS'

Golden Syrup, of a peculiarly pleasant flavor, a new articlc. for s.tle nt I i'ee. (».] SLMPSON'S.

Elecfion Notice.

1* irst Xational Bank, Craw'oidsville, Fnd., December 5th, 18ot5. fi"1

1 1

'M:it rnpi'f"t« .c

J. this Biinic, for the election of seven Direcors for Ihc ensuing year, will be held at their Banking House, on Tuesday, January £fh. ISti", between the hours cf 10 o'clock A. M. and i. P. M. of said day. B. WAS SON, dec niuvv-1 Cashier.

COMMKNDATOKV.—We

of the StoLtl.Lch and Bowels^ when so edy can be obtained ao easilv.

I. .2

MA:«a:avirr* A «»n!v" by

PLANES,

RUEI3EK and LEATHER BELTING

GLASS, PAINT, PUTTY,

SASII AND DOORS,

IRON & STEEL,

N A I S

II S

SPOKES & RIliS,

KNIVES AND FORKS,

WAGON AND TIRE BOLTS,

SPOONS, SCISSORS, &c., &c., &c., &c..

Pocket Cullery and Gentlemen's

Also, a good stock of Ladies'

ran JB

of all sizes.

SL'JEIG-H BELLS,

tho celebrated Improved Patent cut Saw, S&d-

Mackerel, Cod, dlery Hardware of all kinds and everything else free with samples. Address tho American Sten-

iBENliFlEL. Dec. Ii?, "OO.j No.'s S Oomaiercial Row, Sept. 1"' '60. mil.

II.V7IO!V Ar

H^v.n J\- X?.Ill: Scliool & Colle

of nil kinds ever brought to this city, which they are selling

CHEAP FOR CASH,

ST HAP & HINGES,

FI£)!V,

^few York.

BRWAHR '#R NTKRFKITS.

ASK 'OIt l'HAL.'l.y-T.VKK

July 2'i, Ibtifi.

NO OTHER.

COW

PATTERSONS

.f \r

TilE PL ACL!

THE MASTODON!

STOCK OV :.v'!

ier

"W*orks, also,

Photographs,

Lithographs, Steel Engravings,

and every other a.'ticle that can be found in a

COMPLETE

BOOK STORE!

PATTEESON,

in his

FANCY BAZAAR & BOOK STORE,

BUT HOLD ON!

The

A6TO 0

SANTA CLAUS

lias made PATTERSON'S his headquarters for the coming Holidays, and the agent of the Funny Old Gentleman will take tho greatest delight in showing visitors the richest and rarest assortment of

TOYS AND GIFTS

For both sexos and all ages, ever introduced bofore. TURN OUT! TURN OUT! TURN OUT!

AND THEN TURN IN!

At Patterson'.-, Fancy Bazaar and Book Store, Main street, Crawfordsvillo, Ind. Nov. 22, 1866. vlthill.

of 1 best quality the uininished business ol the last September and at tho very lowest prices, kept constantly said Court, when and where tho Petit on hand by I

cannot be seen in nil his

glory until thc mammoth stock of

meets your gaze. Almost any pattern, ami at any price can be found in this line, as well as a well selected stock of

AViiulow 131 in els. AND YET the .SHOW i3 not concluded—for

A YEAR made by any ono with

eip/^yvF\/\J §l —Stcncil Tools. No cxperi-

dace lecessary, Thc Presidents, Cashiers, and Treasurers of 3 Banks indorse the circular. Sent

II. cil Tool WovUs, Fpripgfiold, Vermont.. .,

T83M1 CXMStBJIM EEU2 GOJiT.

ATTEXTiOS

TI!E

undersigned is making an effort to introduce the propagation of this most valuable and profitable animal into Montgomery county, and solicits tho earnest co-operation of the farming community to aid him in tho enterprise. To t!ii end, he would request those desi ring to make a profitable investment, to en 11 at the Clerk's oflice and examine specimens' of tho product of tho •nimtil, and also to satisfy themselves by evidences in possession, that they cannot engage any other uincss that will be m-tro remuner.ittve. I expect to receive a pure blooded buck, together with about twenty mix-d bloods, (ewes about the 2oiii inst. Wis. K. WALLACE.

Dec. fi. noi:,

JfSMcfctr

-.11. at

I'liolic auction, on Fridav. the 4th day of fi.] miliary,

IJC',7,

(l.st. mo. -1th, 18G7), at the late

rf.iidance ot Abraham Smilh, late of Franklin township, Montgomory county, deceased, his perjaona property, consisting of Household and

PLEASANT BUTLER, Executor, —jointer's fee, $.i (50.

NOTTCE

Sale.

is hereby given that I will sell, at public sale, on Friday, January 4lb, lst)7, •at the residence of John Peterson, Sr., living in

Sugar Creek township, Montgomery countv, Tndiana, the jirrsonal property of William j. Pcterson, deceased, conii.-.ting of Horses, Cattle, I Hogs,Sh('cp, Hay, Corn, Wheat, (in ihe ground),

Farming Implements, one Wagon, one half intercst in Reaper, Harness, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention.

.»."v$

E\'ow\

i\S I. A IA Ruck wheat Flour, pure unadulterated, for sal" bv fee. o.] rn'n.o ^TMPSOX.

Six Reasons wh pvprv fun of (.••*• PATENT WHITE LI.NKS:

to) high

cannot speak in

terms of Coo's Dyspepsia Cure. It is a Remedy and invariably cures. Why will you & r»{»o lino. uffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion", and disor ders I eanr.ct loal it heavy clothes, and the wind never blows )o-.i a rem

-r

at 21 }4-.-»w ~.L-t

ii)4 t'r itVrrump, vi' tr^m

ENSMINCES' & N1DH3LS0N,

DEALERS IX

SADDLERY

A 4

A XIV

IIA RX KSS. SADDLES,

€'y am berries.

1IE VERY 13IiST in the innrkct, fi.r sale bv IN! I'SOX.

I'ec. II. PIIILO

€-y!S€kei'S.

^STON. RI TTEIt, Cream a:: Sugar, Picnic and Area,tej Crackers, a most superior article, for sale at th

L»cc. 0.]

Crucerv Store "I'illi.O dlMPSOX.

Oynfcrs and Fresh Fish.

1 A

and PLEASANT to the taste, for sale by Do -. f.] SIWPSON.

PATENT WHITE WIRE

for

CLOTHES LiftlES. T'TL

attention of tno is c1 */!lol tr. tho entirely now quality of ire known as White W iiu, possessing a coating which prevents it from ever crroding or firning from itsuni-i form whiteness during any number of years, and on whicn inciters 1 atcnt ha\*a been sccured. It has been found to be the only article suitable for utioncs line, e.vcept the old-fashioned rope or. cord, which always gives so much trouble and an- 1 nova nee by caking, rotting out, and discoloring c.othes, and by being obliged to put it up and lake it down every time used. With this Wire' Clotnes Lmeyou have none of these annoyances, and when it is on-e put up it gives you no more tiouble until the si-ikes or posts rot town to which it is anachod. After using it we are confident you wiil fully corroborate th- [alemenrs of thou sands of others in its praise. Ovei i'-.i.ii0u line* tiltt.ioy sold, ar.d every family should ana ~i]| have one. It will not change, though you may keep it under wf.tpr any length of time hence on m-c, it ir.i:o.' discolor clothes like a rupe or cord. Size of Wire, No. 9.

ilv should have one Vi' IU Ci.OTtlES

lo tr.ke it in th* weather

matte

I You never have wh it the matter may it. °.-l T"( will lii^A from tv»rn*y-flvc tr. fifty yor.rj

1 »a.-.t, and during tii.it time you will oti' liity ordinary lines, besu'es sufleriog an untohl amount of troubla and .•ir:n..yanee with them. is the cheapest Lint? in the world, tosnv nothing of its .arcnt er.avcniene*. A good ror.V line costs ab-tnf, 2 cer.rs per foot and this onlv 4 cents. This will last a lifetime, while tha', wiih good onn\ will last cbout. one vwr. Thi-'

oil-tried Wir-, at 25 cents per foot, would be cheaper than

It.

to brenk it. 5th. It tloes not in anv wav vliscolor or injure clothes tha! are hun^ upon it. fiih. It will save its price in saving you trouble and iinnoyancc every three in'hs von own it. ihc ire is annealed before coating, wl i.:'h makes it very soft :uid toui^h. It can never tit. broken in the use for which it is intended.

Wsirrunted a- rejirc^cnted, or money refunded. P-ii e, 4}.j ccnt per toot. Usual amount for a go.id li: i!. from 75 to 101} feet. i\»r sale by FK A XK R. II A V?,

Agent for .Montgomery County.

/K-'©" A sample ol the above m::y be seen :it ihi« ofiire, where orders may be left that vvii! receive prompt attention. nov2'J tf

H. P. KXSMINT.F.R. F.. KiCHOLbON

AND-A*

i^?r .!ss Street

OUT.D respectfully infirm th« citizens "1 nt ginnery cuniy that I hey have now I mi hand a general assortment of custom mndc work in the line of

BUI DIjES,

30*0

TEXT BOOKS

Cap, Letter, Noie and Billet Writing Paper, Wank, Memorandum and Account ltooks, fclatcs, pencils. Pens and Inks. Albums, P.irt Folios and Writing

Desks, Poems, Novels, Philosophical and

O LI

1LVLTKUS, vnucs. SPURS,

GIRTHS, &c., ^c..

in fact everything connected with their trado. ?&**•' I!K'''KIXG of every description done with promptness .nd upon reasonable terms.

Those wishing anything in their lino will do well to fall at their Shop, in the old -"Crawford Corner," ca.it of the Court House. They are dotennined not to be undersold by any house in thc eity. ENSMINGER .t NICHOLSON.

in ii November 8, 180(5. •'vldnOtf."

yi£S- Highest market price in CASH paid fori

JYGtireof am adjourned Term

of ihc cWon fgomcry Circuit

iSouri.

STATE OF INDIANA. 1 I Montgomery County, IS HEREBY GIVEN by order of the

N'OTICE

Court, that an adjourned Term of thc Montgomcry Circuit Court will be held at the Court I House in Crawfordsvillo on the 17th day of Deccmber, IStifi, it being thc Third Monday in said month of December, for thc purpose of disposing

's of -""'d Term, and all witnesses in causes standing for hearing at such adjuiirncd Term, arc requested to be in attendance on the (irst day thereof without furtlier service of summons,

Witness my hand nnd the seal of said Cir-I-j. tut it Court, ttie oth dav of November, ISlili. W. Iv. VVALLACE, novliwl.j Clerk.

JARflES PATTERSON,

DKALKti IN

WATCHES, CLOSXSi JEWELRY,

POCJSiET (JIITLERIf,

Stationery, A-c., ie., at the sign of tho

''Goltlcn WatciJ"

Main Street, Crawfordsvillo, Ind.

alclies, Clocks & CIVClry,

DR. J. C. SIMNARD,

Homeopatli,io

PHYSICIAN,

CllA WFORDS VILLK,

Ofilcc ui(b Township Trustee. aug2'0i5. mi3w.

Repatred'by thc most experienced workmen, and lie invites tho jmblic to call and cxamino his in all cases warranted. Nov. 22, ISfifl. vl'Jnl 1 1.

E £ura and oall at -J. H. Bouofiore when you wUh to buy Family Groceries.

A SEV/ING MACHINE PREMIUM.

WILCOX

FAUSERS.

it GIBES' celebrated noiseless Sewing Machines offered as premiums for subscribers to

Arthur's Home Magazine for 1SC7. Tho HOMF. MAOAZIXE

is now so well known t«

tho reading public, that wo heed scarcely repent wlint has so often been said, that its editors rtgard literature as something higher than a sirnpie art. That its crowning excellence they consider its power for good. And so they will ever seek to make the Home Magazine the minister of I all things pure and noble the Icaclior, whethor by story, poem or essay, that only as men livs by

the "(iolden Rule" can they bo wi-'e or h-ippv. Tn order that our lady readers throughout" t)

FASHION

This lady has become the arbiter of fashion

For premiums we havo Mec'ed ft pnir of charming pictures--"Tim IKIMI:T! KK OK THU I

SWAI.I.OVVS,"

AND

I MILLINERY STOKE!

!•«.

\Tv«_

1 0

e„unfry may have trim styles of dress, wo havu placed our

Department in the hnn.U of

M'kb iJi'MOREST,

NEW

YORL".

t.ie 1 nited States, nnd it is gratifying to kiioTT that her ta*to is pure and womanly. I

TKIOU, YIJARLV

ADVANCK.—I

copy

$2.50.

I cojdes for £». 5 copies, and tn,o extra to gettw up of club, SI0. 0 copies, and one extra, .'i'.l.'i. 14 copies, and 1 extra. Sal. Kainplc Nos. 20 cts.

"THE RETURN of

jfc'.r-

coiiStcntlv 'iii buu'I, f»»r sr.Ic ly £f I iiPSON.

C'i'eam i'Useesc.

KtCir

The machine we offer (WILCOX

SWAI.-

t.ows." One of these pictures will ho sent to each person from whom we receive :i club of «ub--cribcrs as above. One will also be sent to each -"ingle subscriber who sends us :v'2.5U Yjr the Homo .Magazine.

For .•?•:! wc send the "Home rjaga/.ine" and the Children's Hour," Mr. Arthur's new Maga?j 'Z Ones." For we send ltomc Magazine and "Lady's Book." For f5.50 I we send the three magazines just named. ©us- Seuvfsjgr Sliacljsne Frcjniijjrt.

Ginns') is the

No. 2, as described in tho manufacturers' list cash j/rise Jaf), furnished with hemmer, fc/ler arid l/rai^or. Thij uiacliino h.rs iiccomc hou-clw-m favorite on account of its noisolessiiess, ranidhv and easy management. A child can work it

I'or oO subscribers to Home .Magazine and *100 we send one of thisc machines. But in order to enable those who cannot procure so many subscribers to get a machine, we have so arranged the oflcr that, by the addition of a sum abovo what may be sccured for subscriptions, of from £"i to *30, according to size of list, aiv ono may obtain a-machine. Send 20 cents fur sneeiuieu number of Home Magazine and get full ),arti(»u-

Addres T. s. AP/nir A OO.,

N'ov. 1', 1SS8

32 Walnut St., Philadelphia, tf.

MILLIISTJURY

AX I)

^j -f

:nt fly

Uiss P. Bl. Baldwin,

er^an 7

ly localed In

One £5OOJ

innot af

'^r cu«t-„

Bonncta, Hats!

nas permant»n t-

room on

and that she h.s

VERNON STREET

or the

0 Sf

Feat!

V&R* BI.K.\CHIXO AND I and

enough wi'h hard enough,

tTM,

Dveza Triniinin Lad: o.i

Ca:

and all articles u=u:illy kept in thi^ bra.' trade. Particular attention paid to e^toru \l he invites her friends and thc public tof i"l examine her GOOfJS, arid ind^J for them

[nov.I

& XL 17)

T*n. 3 t'a:«merciaJ

CRAWFOKDS VILLI-:,

Mrs. H. I, William?.

At A IX IX THE A

a. full and mi j!itt? stock of ad AiiUincry line, tho bitest sty^ I he public generally [lurchivsiug.

"1 p-itrerns to 1! befr,!

vilt-a

N E W

"W". SaiilTirii

^respectfully infirm th« ej'izpos of.i Cravvfurdaviile and vicinity that she ii't fc.-.iibL'hed a 1 initiny Store in Dr. ?^eC!«.|!

Oi: LD

BONNETS, IIATS, FEATHERS, FBHNCII FLOWERS, &c., ^c„

In short a complete and magnilicent stock of all articles usually found in a well regulated Millinery Store.

Bonnets trimmed and changed in a satisfactory style. Prompt attention given to all orders.— The ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock, as I feel warranted in stating that I can sell cheaper than any other person in tho market. oct4tf.

PISOTOSM.IPMl

WOULD

gZ? FI sited Ware, Fire Arms, Musical PORCELAIN PICTURES, Instruments, i'ocket Books, Fanev Artieles, Combs, Brushes, Toys, Books and

NOTICE

INDIANA.

t»|.r4-v

buiidin-.', fltrti-3 doors s,st of tho Post Osfiye, I "here the is opening a

OUC301-3L

of Goods of the latest stvi-3 a A '.nc of her goods vra- OP. ite Montgomery County ,.\gr "oiniii.inde.l .1 i!

best |uat iv.-

IO-1 at tl, and

L'MIUM. "s

iiiutal 1' iii vires

pie to eall auil examine her Oi. themselves.

and jnd^e for

BLEACHING AND PRESSING

.neon short, notice. Also, particular attteutinu j^n»n to all kinls »f si 11* vslvot '^ork. J, a dies' nnd Children's

FL"RScheaper

th ui

loey c.ni be bough*, in tho cit---. I P" ISfilJ. vlSn.^tf.

'ILLINERY STORE.

Afrs. Al. Dimwiddio

|^(.TV1-:S NOTICE TO

TIIK

liDES and SHE HP PELTS. I occupied by Mrs. C. E. CfUt.v, on Washington street, immediately south of Centi Church where sue will continue thy busies* in all its branches. Sho has just returned from the East with the very latest styles of

LADIKS OF

(. rawfordsviile and viciaitj', that shelias removed her Millinerv Store

ner nj illmery Store to the building re-

JE "Yi:

A. S. HUGHES

Inform his old customers and the public generally, that ho has again estab-

I listied himself at the old stand, No. 1, Empire Block, third story, where he is prepared, with all cho modern improvements in tho Photographies I art, to furnish

PHOTOGRAPHS,

ELA1N EOT PES,

A MftROTY PES,

and nil other kinds of sun-light picturca in .0,

le unsurpassed by any other artist.

work. .Mr. II. would also correct tho orroneonjt impression that b« has left the city, by stating I that he may, at all times, be found at his room, ready to accommodate all persons who may favorhim with a call. [nov. 18, '«t5.-tf]

School JVoHcc.

is hereby given, that tho time for holding tho regular monthly examination of teaehers lor license, has been changed fuom the last Monday to the last Saturday in eacji month. The first examination under this arrangement. will be held at tho usual plucio on Saturday, November

24,

160ti, School Trustees

and others,will pIou.sc mako thiskuown through out their townships.

w. T. IUT TON,

Exanjiuer for Mot'gomery County.

NovT.Sti r^hMf