Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 January 1867 — Page 4

sTHE JOURNAL

Kits my Wife or Fight Me—An Oscillatory Alternative. There are few married' men who are not averse to 6oeing their wives icissed, but nn exchange relates the par ticulars of a case in which a newly wedded benedict felt himself insulted because his wife wasn't kissed. Tho ^bridegroom in question was a stalwart young rustic, who was known as a formidable operator in a "free fight." His bride was a beautiful young country girl, only sixteen years of ago, and the twain were at a party, where a number bf j7oung folks were enjoying themselves in tho good old fash* ionod pawn playing stylo. Every girl in the room was called out and kissed except II, the beautiful young bride aforesaid, and although there was not a youngster present who was not dying to taste her lips, thoy wore restrained by tho presence of her herouloan husband, who stood regarding the party with a sullen look of dissatisfaction They mistook tho" cause, howover, for suddenly ho expressed himself. Rolling up his sleeves, ho stepped into tho middle of the room, and in atone of voice that secured attention, said: "Gentlemen, I have been noticing •how things have been working hero for some time, and I ain't half satisfied. I don't want to raiso a fuss, but"— "What's tho matter, John?" inquired half a dozen voices. "What do you mean? Have I

done

anything to hurt

your feelings?" "Yes, you have all of you have hurt my feelings, and I've just got this to say about it. Here's every girl in tho room has been kissed near a dozen times apiece and there's ray wife, who I consider as likely as any of them, has not had one to-night and I just tell you now, if sho docs not get as many kisses tho balance of the night as any gal in tho room, tho man that slights her has got me to fight—that's all. Now, go ahead with your plays!"

If Mrs. B. Vv r.3 slighted during the balance of tho evening,, ivo do not know it. As for ourself, wo know that John had no fault to find with us, individually, for any neglect on our part.

Brick Pomeroj and Ben. Butler. It was announced a day or two ago, that General Butler had instituted proceedings against "Brick" Pomero}*, of the La Crosse Democrat, for libel, laying his damages atone hundred thousand dollors. As some persons may bo curious to know wherein the libel existed, we reproduce the offensive paragraph. It occurred in the course of an indecent article, in which Butler is introduced in this style "He (Morrissoy) never stole spoons, "watches and jewels for his wife as Ben Butler has. When he fought with Heonan ho did not pick his pockets, or insult his sister or mother, as the Brute Butler insulted tho women of the South, who were robbed by his orders, and ravished by negroes and drunken whites with his consent, in retaliation for expressing their disgust at his venalities."

A daughter of David Aiitchcll, of Flint, Michigan, eighteen years of ago, was seized on tho street on Tuesday night by a man and woman, and forced to swallow a largo dose of arsenic. She now lies in a very critical condition. It is supposed that jealousy was tho cause of this singular outrage.

A Herald Richmond special

WILL

THE

SNOW

Bays

General Rosser and Henry A. Wise Addressed tho citizens of Richmond, Tuesday evening of last week on the

subject of relief for tho widows of Confederate soldiers. Both expressed the opinion that the rebellion had still a fair prospect for succe33. Wise said he would never give up, and that the South was sublimely unconqucred. He earnestly desired to be buried in a gray ovorcoat when his time should come.

Another bloody deod has been committed by a "reconstructed" upon the person of Senator Case, of Chattanooga, Tennessee. He was assassinated ilast Monday weok by a guerrilla named Frank Harris. He is a fit subject upon whom to confer a pardon. Senator Case was one of tho prominent loyal men of the South, and had^ always been consistent in his political views.

GO OFF WITII A

RAIN?

A correspondent answers this question in the negative, and arrives at the conclusion thus: Take a snowball, hold it over alighted candle, and if the blaze will burn a hole through the center of the ball, it is evidence that the fall of snow will not go off with a rain. If, on the other hand, tho ball •will melt when tho heat is applied to it, the snow may be expected to disappear with a rain. Wo tried tho experiment on a snow ball, and a hole waB made through the center without tx drop of water falling from it. Our correspondent informs us that tho test is reliable. It is to be hoped, for the comfort of those who live or do busine88 in the bottom, that it may prove so.—Cincinnati Gazette.

Information from North Carolina is to the effect that a secret organization -with revolotionary objects oxists in "Union county. Outrages of an aggravated nature are being perpetrated on negroes in Wayne county, and the officers of the law confess themselves afraid to pursue the perpetrators with remedies jTovided by law.

THE Round Table makes this good point: "The rebels, just when their cause was caving in, proposed to arm the negroes the Democrats, now that they are in tho very death-struggle, propose to give the negro the ballot. The negro did not eavo the rebels, and he will never save the Dcmoor&tic party."

P. Willis died on Sunday, the 60tb anniversary of bia birth.

CLOTHING.

GRAND OPENING

03? TDK

E E S I O

CLOTHING

STORE.

N. K. IIEINSIIEI1IER. ISAAC BLOCK.

JACOB DKUTSCII.

HEINSHEIMER, BLOCK & Co., No. 2, Commercial Block,

Green Street3

CKAWFOKDSVILLE, IND.

WOULD

INFORM T1II5 PUBLIC, THAT thoy havo established a first elaa9

Wholesale and Retail

CLOTHING STOKE, ombracing tho latest nnd most fashionable styles of

Beady Made Clothing,

SUCH AB

O E O A S

of every kind, fine cloth frock

DRESS COATS,

BUSINESS COATS,

PANTS & VESTS,

We also have a full assortment of

GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS,

SUCH A3

Shirts of all kinds,

Under Shirts,

Drawers,

Over-alls,

Suspenders*

Collars,

Butterflies,

Pocket Handkerchiefs,

Neck Ties,

Kid Gloves,

Buck Gloves, Socks, &c.

We havo also on hands a full assortment of

HATS & CAPS

of the latest styles and of tho best manufacture over brought to this market. Also,

TRUNKS, VALISES, SATcHELS, CARPET-BAGS,

UMBRELLAS,

AXD

WALKING CANES.

Our assortment is tho most extensive and complete over exhibited in this section of country and it is our intention to make it the LEADING

CLOTHING HOUSE

of Crawfordsville. Wo can

SELL CHEAPER

than any other houso in tho city, because wo are connected with ono of oldest and largest

WHOLESALE HOTJSCS

in Cincinnati. We invito tho public to call and examine our stock and prices, and satisfy themselves before purchasing elsewhere, as we aro confident they will find it to their interest to do BO.

HEINSHEIMER, BLOCK & CO.

NEWTON RAMSAY, Salesman. October 18, 1866. yl.

FOR

cheap Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c., go to HEINSHEIMER, BLOCK & CO.

you want anything in the Clothing line, go to UEINSHEIMKR, BLOCK fr CO'S.

DRY-GOODS.

no- IH: -W

-o-

RICHER, HUGHES & Co

Washington St., south ot Main,

offers for salo a magnificent stock of

all kinds of

GOODS,

purchased expressly for tho

NEW STORE, NATIONAL BLOCK,

Washington Street.

HAS BEEN OUR AIM, IN REmoving to tho now premises, to keep a complete assortment of goods in every department, adapted to the wants of a

FIRST CLASS TRADE,

an( wo

invite an inspection of our Stock as being the

MOST COMPLETE ASSORTM'NT

ever offered in

CrawforcLsvi 1©.

THE DRESS GOODS

DEPARTMENT

consists of

Plain Col'd Silks, Black Silks, French Merinos, English Merinos, Cashmere Merinos, Coburg Cloth, Empress Cloth,

Plain Fig"d JLustres Plain ff Plaid Poplins Gala Plaids

Plain JBeJLainesf Figured do French, British & German

Stress Goods, &c.

THE MOURNING Department

includes

French Merinos, Coburgs, Lustres,

Plain Delaines, Fig'd Delaines, &c.

ALSO, WE IIAYE A

Large Assortment

of-

CLOTHS,

CHECKS,

©sic

CASSIMERES,

AND JEANS,

STRIPES,

AND TICKINGS,

BLANKETS,

FLANNELS

AND LINSEYS,

togother with all tho standard brands of

BLEACHED and BROWN

ALSO,

of all styles.

ISTotions,* &c., &c. RICKER, HUGHES & CO.

September 20. 1866. if.

CAMPBELL, GALEY & BARTER HAVE

NEW YORK AND BOSTON

S E

$35,000 Stock

BUY '.GOODS TO.BE SOLD AT COST WITHIN THIRTY DAYS

ON HAND, AND ARE CONSTANTLY receiving tho

LARGEST STOCK

A E W

of all kinds ovor brought to this city, which they aro selling

E A O A S

STRAP & HINGES,

BLOCKS,

LATCHES,

BUTTS,

FILES,

THE OLD

2STO

SCREWS,

EIOE'SJI ©F

& Marftei*, where E¥-

E S 3 S I S

11113TIT are kept. Come Shis way

SAVE FIFTY PER CENT!

PLANES,

RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING,

GLASS, PAINT, PUTTY,

SASH AND DOORS,

IRON & STEEL,

N A I S

SPOKES & RIMS,

KNIVES AND FORKS,

WAGON AND TIRE BOLTS,

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

Pockct Cutlery, and Gentlemen'^

Also, ft good stock of Ladies'

rsso

of all sizes.

SLEIGH BELLS,

the celebrated Improved Patent cut Saw, Saddlery Hardware of all kinds and everything elso found in a Hardware Store at C., G. fc. II.

Dec. J5, 'Ofi.J No.'s 7 8 Commercial Bow.

!L©(0[K

Campbell, €Sa!ey

A W A

S. K. TBVITT & CO,

December 20,186C. no!5m3

Ladle«, Take Particular No

tic?.

THE REAL VE1PEAD FEMALE PILIS.

[•WARRANTED FRENCH.]

rpilESE

PILLS,

J. eo celebrated many years ago in Paris for tho relinf of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious for their criminal employment in tha practico of abortion, are now offered for

f&le for tho first time in America. They hare been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that tho originator, Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict conscientious principles, and has witheld them from general uso lest thoy should bo employed for unlawful purposes.

In overcoming Female Obstructions, lalling of tho Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderato Flow of tho Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbi, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of tho Heart, Hysterics, Src., and will effcct a cure when all other means havo failed and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution.

To married ladies and young girls who havo never been regulated, they aro peculiarly «uited. They will, in a short time, bring on tho monthly poriod with regularity.

aution.—Married

ladies should never tako

them when there is any reason to believe themselves prognant, for they will bo suro to produc9 a miscarriage.

Thoso Pills aro entirely safe, undor all circumgtanccs, being composed entirely of substances from the vogotablo kingdom.

Each box has tho coat of arms for tho city of Paris stamped on thobox, with tho words Trado Mark," in French, to counterfeit which is a misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with according to law.

Full directions accompany each box. Ladles can obtain a box, scaled from the eyes of tho curious, by enclosing one dollar and seven postage stamps, to any respoctable druggist, or to 0. G. STAPLES. Qaneral Agent for tho United Statoa, Watertown, N. Y.

Agonti, R. K. KROUT, Crawfordsville, Ir.d. Nov.

1S66. ]y

CALL AT THE SIGN OF THE

BIG "TEA-POT!"

NOAH S. JOSLIN,

(Successor to Joslin & Bcern,)

A FTER returning thanks for past fa vors, wishr^L es to call the especial attention of tho public cnerally to the large and most perfcct. stock of

STOVES AND TINWARE

now on hands. The bost and greatest variety of

ookiiig-.|p|J Stoves

over offered in the Crawfordsville market, and

warranted

to give satisfaction.

TINWARE.

All articles of Tin-\Varo manufactured in worl manlike civic and from tiie best tiu-plato in us»'. SOItUIIUM l'ANS always on hand.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Will find it to their interest, when in wont of anything in our line, to give us a call. Wc will sell you goods at wholesale, for cash or approved produce, at tho lowest living figures.

REPAIRING, ROOFING,

&.G.,

dono promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for Copper, old Iron, Rags, Butter, Feathers, &c. Call and see us before you trade clscwhero.

Rcmcmcinber JOSLIN'S, No. 5 Commercial Block, Grocn street, Crawfordsville, Ind. Feb. 15, 1866. tf.

ISHOPRICK'S unequaled Baking Powder can

he hadat BENEFIEL'S.

EST COAL OIL in the cit 4 (.'» Drug Store,

for sale at

FRT

GREAT EXCITEMENT

•AT TIIE

'ELSTON CORNER!'

HATIM

pus'chased the entire

tock

of HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE of J. W. Cumbkklakd, wo take pleasure in informing tho citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, that wo aro in tho market with tho largest and best selected stock of

HARDWARE

ever brought to Crawfordsville. Wo aro also prepared to furnish, at factory prices

"Dooi Sash.

I N S

Go to Elston corner, if jou want

LGCKS3& LATCHES,

Wc nleo have an Agricultural Warehouse where wo keep constantly on hand for salo

Reapers, Mowers, Drills, Stafford Corn Plows, Double Shovels, llay Rakes, Horse Pitch Forks, Farm Bells,

Stump Jacks, Cultivators,

and in fact everything necessary to keep a firstclass Hardware and Agricultural house.

In addition to this we hare a largo stock of COOK, PARLOR AXD BOX

Stoves.

Special attention {riven to* ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUT I XU. Having sheared the services of Josrx II oovek rrc have no hesitation in saving that we can jrct. up as good work on as short notice and at as fair figures as can be had any where.

Wc buy Wheat, Corn, Oafs, Barer.. Lard, Butter, Uggs, Rngs. Foatliers, old castings, copper and brass, fur which wo exchange Goods or pay Greenbacks. Como and see us two doors north of Elston's Bank.

Powers & Morgan.

may 24, (33. yl.

Vi-il-: ?.

nVTfZffEa'B

CELESRATE9 MAGIC OIL

Warranted in

caeca

of HlieumMiam, Nonralgia, Brulwx or i'ftins.

The Scst anS Cheapest Horse aiul Cattle Medicine In the World!

Usi'il Utrattfj'iDHt the- Uuifrd States tnl Can.

ml.-!* luring the last US yearn

For tho ours of tlin various Diseases to which Uorsns mcl Cattle are subject such aa founder. iile Bound, Loss of Anneute. Inward Htrains, Yellow

Willi" r, Kistuhi, Poll Kvil, Scratches or Mango, Inflnmnintion of the Ky«5-«, and Fatigue from ilanl Labor silso, Riieum.iUfwn, (commonly called ft till lii«:

I T),

which proves latal to so

many v*luai.lo liorst:j in this country.

ssiSii^

SLOAM'S CCKDITIOM POWDER Has tiie largest ."-.ilo 'r niy Horso nml Cattlo Slixlicino in thin country. It ia compose'! of herbs timl roota, mill for mildness, safety, certainty nml timroiiRlines#, atftndd priveiiiinonlly at tho head of tho list of Hpnt

nml Gill'c iivliciws.

It carries off all |»T'R3 litimorn. iirc-Tcnta horses from becoming Htill or foundering, purifies the blood, loossna the nkin, ami gives it smooth and glossy ajipeartinco cleanses the water and stronsthens every part of tho body. It is also a aafo and curtain remedy for eotigbg and collie,which gtniorato to many fatal diBOixse&

Tho Cow require* to bo supplied with an abundancft of food—not to make lier fat—this is not desirable, but to keop up a regular secretion of milk, and all owners of cows will find by giving them

SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDERS

twice weok, a largo Increase In quantity and quality of milk and cream. It carriiet ofT all fover and impurtlos of the blood. The effect is seen throughout tbo soamiu by a rich and abumlaut flow ot'miik.

Tho farmer is beginning to bo aware of tho valuabls properties of C'ondiiion I'ewiler, in promoting tho conditi.m of Ids sheep and preventing many of the dijeasos of nil tho diaucsticated animal?.

fifty cent package of Sloan's Condition Povytlor put into a barrel of swill is better than a bushel of corn to fatten a hop, nnd is a ccrtain preventive of Nog Cholera, Blind Staggers, and other diseases common among hogs. O.HTTIO\.—To protect ourselves and tho public from being imposed upon by wortldess imitations, the genuine will boar the fac- simile signature of tho pro--, prietors on tho wrapper. "-i-J

PIUCB 25 A 50 CTS. PETt PACKAGE. Tor ealo by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.

Bolo Proprietors, Chicago, 111

t1.0. Drawer 0S36 Sold at retail by E. J. Bir.ford Tiro., T. W Fry & Co., and It. K. Kiouts Crawfordsville.

Aug. 30,1806. ly.

II. J. WEBSTER/! W, L. MAT. JKRE. KEKNKV

WEBSTER, MAY & KEENEY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, W

OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIIE public of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that thoy have entered into, and opened

counti

A. SALE AGENCY,

For the purpose of facilitating the s.i'e, cxehaugo and transfer of Real Estate. Persons therefore, wishing to cither buy or sell Farms, Town Property, or wild Lands, aro solicited to give us a dS.il. Terms, the most favorablo. #©-B

usi.vkss

fjulr 12.

ffice,

dec, 7, lSi^f'—ly.

with County Rocorder.

MY GOODS

REDUCED PRICES,

AT~:

TIIE

3 Commercial Block,

GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH, and arc now offered at as low prices at 010 be found in the State of Indiana, consisting of

BROWN MUSLINS,

BLEACHED MUSLINS,

HICKORY SHIRTINGS,

COTTON FLANNELS,

PRINTS NEWEST STYLES,

CLOAKS,

SHAWLS,

CASSIMERES,

and SATINETTS at

G-reat Bargains!

—o—

A superior Stock of Ilomo-mado

JEANS and FLANNELS,

two thousand pounds of

WOOL AND COTTON YARN,

One of the handsomest stocks of

O O S

in Crawfordsville. Plain and Chcckod

Of every shade.

Plain and Fignrcd.

BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,

LADrES'

HUBXAS AND HOODS,

also, a large stock of

HOStERY & GLOTES,

MEW & BOYS' CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES' 1S.ITS ,f.V® C'.IS'S,

also, a large stock of

S E N S W A

of every style. Call and cxamino and thereby save money. WASSONS ELMORE. October 13, 1805.

ATLANTIC GABLE!