Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 July 1867 — Page 4

Tho great tftbornacla of the Saints at Salt Lajce cit^1 ijroo% finished: It is two hundrod und fifty feet wido, and furnishes comfortable sitting room for ten thousand pqrsous.

The United States colonists who left this country for Brazil in order that they might not live under the government of the United- States, are now destitute and bitterly repent thoir journey.

-The Sheriff of Tishomingo eounty, is about to put to work fifteen hundred persons to pay their taxes. The'law of Mississippi authorizes him to do this.

suit has been brought at Wheoling, "West Virginia, by Joaeph II Pendleton and 'others, for the purpose of breaking tho will of the late- Alexander Gampbell, of Bethany, by which some 8200, =000 worth of property was devised.

HON. SA'3I MCKEE,

of Kentucky: in

his protes against allowing J. D. Young, his late competitor, his seat in Congress, alleges that Young, himself 'joined the rebel army in 1861, and was a candidate for Colonej of a regiment in tho same." This looks bad for Mr. Young.

A young man and' woman got married in Bethel, Me, last winter, and the next day the happy couple started on their honeymoon tour into the woods where he had contracted to cut A large quantity of cordwood. lie built a camp,'where sho spends her time in promoting the comfort of her husband, and on Saturday nights they both make their appearance in tho village to secure thoir supplies for the next woek's work, and return on Monday to their camp homo, as happy as a king and queon.

They tell of ono of tho unterrificd at Bridgeport, Conn, who was especially eager to seo the Presidential party' exclaiming, as ho rushed up to the car. "I don't care shucks about Johnson it's Parson Nasby that I want to seo."

HOG CHOLERA.—The

farmers of Illi

nois assert that the following simplo re needy for hog cholera has saved that State thousands of dollars in the last two years. It is surely cheap and although we sincerly hope our farmers shall have no use for it, we publish it, so that if tho hog plague should come they will have it ready for trial: "Take five pounds of the painting material known as "Venetian red,"- which can be obtained at any drug or paint store -and mix it with thirty gallons of either sour or sweet milk. Or this material may be mixed in smaller quantities if the same proportions are maintained. This mixture, thoroughly stirred'together, is to be placed in the troughs where hogs may go and drink freely of it for two or three days. The hogs will at once become convalescent*

On Monday last a man named Kemper, together with his wife, two daughters and three sons, living in Harrinon county, Indiana, killed a man "named John Roby, by hurling stones at him. They had a difficulty about

a law suit. A portion of tho party *bav been arrested.

The President, on the 5th inst, ncccptcd the 11th section of forty miles of tho Union Pacific railroad, and ordered the bonds and patents for the lands to be issned to the company. 'Tho previous section of forty miles was accepted byctho President on the 10th of June. Within one month this company has received from Government bonds to tho amount of $1,280,, 000—the subsidy given for tho construction of eighty miles of railroad.

THE JUMPING MATCH.—Thejumping

match for the championship of America, and a purse of §5,000, between Robert Way, of Pittsburg, and .Norman P. Bortio of ]S!ew York, took place Tuesday afternoon at Allegheny. In the first ltfap the- referee decided they were tie-each jumping, a distance of twelve feet. In tho second leap, Way jumped a distance of twelvo feet fivo and a half inches, beating his opponent. Way according to the conditions, then withdrew. Bortio then made eight^more leaps, but in no time scored the 'mark made by'j. Way, his greatestjump being twelvo feet three inches—two and a half inches less than Way's. Tho referee accordingly awarded the match and championship in favor of Way, and tho stakes wore promptly handed over^to the victor.

After tho contest was 'over, Way nftde a trial jump. Ono hundred foet was marked on tho ground, for ten jumps. Way then, at a stand still, commenced jumping, and made the ten jumps in succession. The last jump covered a diBtanco of sixteen feet: Jne jump was the longest on record,

Tho crown which the Emperor of Austria wore during the ceremony at Pesth was mado for Maria Theresa, but never used by that Princess. It is of silver, but

Btuddedwith diamonds

and pearls that the metal is scarcely visible. Ono of tho diamonds is valued at seventy thousand florins, and ono of the pearls at nino thousand.^ Two rose diamonds, close ^together are so aliko in shade, size, and cutting, that they seem to form only a single stone. .Eight others have each the volume of a good sized beam. Tho precious stones were formerly incrusted in the metal, but the Empross Elizabeth wished to have them set clear, and the crown, which was formorly estimated at two millions, is found to bo worth only ono.

Mr. Johnson has always insisted that tho power of each House of Congress to exclude disloyal members, under its authority to judge the elections and qualifications of its own members, was so ample that the measure taken to provide for the loyalty of the State were superfluous and unwarranted yet his organ the Intelligencer, charges tho House- with- revolutionary purposes, because it applied tho Johnson theory in tho case of the Kentucky membcis. It seems that his repeated affirmation that thw-is-theasay-to exclude disloyal members was #$&lso -as Mr._Stanbery shows his "veto opinion of CfJo rccoustructioU asl to be. ~. G1 v.?'-~-v-*'

ENLARGED FACILITIES.

REDUCTION 6F EXPENSES 1

S. MILLER & CO'S

Carriage Manufactory!

Market Street, north of Court House,

CRAW FORDS 71LLE, IND.

HAVING

rcccntly purchased, enlarged and

improved tho premises we ocotipy, thereby saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufacturing

Carriages, I Buggies, Sulkies, Sleighs, Spring Wagcns, &c.

wo wnuM respectfully announco to our friends and the public generally that we are now in a position to defy all competition in our line in this Stnto as regards

Prices, Style & Workmanship, and invite an inspection of our Carriages, Buggies, &c., a fine assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. Being all practical workmen and employing none but the most skillful, and using the VERY BEST OF MATERI AL, together with our loDg acquaintance with tho wants of this sect-ion of country, we cannot help giving satisfaction, as we confidently assert that c.ur work and prices cannot bo excelled by any other establishment Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exchange. All our work warranted ono year.— Repairing, Blacksmithing, Trimming, Painting, •fcc., executed with neatness and despatch.

Superior Farm Our Farm Wagons arc built expressly for this market by STODEB.,\Ivi BROS., of South Bond, Ind., of tho VERY BKST TIMRKR, and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us. Wc fully warrant thorn in EVERY PARTICULAR for one year, and will sell them cheaper than any other establishment in tho county. A fine stock alwavs on hand.

DEALERS IN ^$1

SADDLERY

HARNESS.

Washington St., Crawfordsville,

WOULD

respectfully inform tho citizens of Montgomery county that they have now on hand a general assortment of custom made work in tho lino of

HARNESS, SADDLES,

BRIDLES, HALTERS, WHIPS,

SPURS, GIRTHS, &c., &c.,

fact everything connected with their trade. REPAIRING of every description done with promptness and upon reasonable terms.

Those wishing anything in their line will_ do well to call at their Shop, in the old "Crawford Corner," cast of tho Court House. They aro determined not to be undersold by any house in the city. ENSMINGER & NICHOLSON.

Highest market price in CASH paid for HIDES and SHEEP PELTS. November 8, I860. v!9n9tf.

S"2£A'i" JIU JiliiS'S

CELEBRATED MAfiiC

OIL

Warrauti-i in rsci cf Rhoumniiini, Neuralgia, Uiuipct or Pain".

The Best and Cheapest Horse anl Cattle Medietas in the World!

Used tiiroii/fhoiit the United Stnten (iinl Cti1atla* durlntj the last 23 years Kor tho euro of the various Diseases to which iIors«K unci Ctitilo are subject such as

Founder, Distemper, ideilound, I.oss of Yi):el!ti\ Inward Sinuns, Yellow V. iter, Fistula, I'oll Kvll, Scratches or (Jr.'ase, Mange, Inliaiuruntion of tho e-", Had Fatigue from Ilanl Labor !so. H!i'u inatis:n, (commonly called Slifl complaint), which proves fatal to so many valuable horses lu this country.

SLOAiil'S

CONDITION

POWDER

Hat tho iuv^ost Hale of Uur.ii iinil O.ttlo Medicine in tiiit pomitry. It in cumyosRti of herbs und roots, in I for miMness, srifely. cor Unity mid thorou^lu*s«, jitawJ:! jiro-eniiiieiitly at tho liea'd of tbo list uf livrtt ami OUtle Mfxticini'i.

It carries oft'nil gross humors, prevents lior.icR from bccomine 9tiff nrflmii'lerins, piiriftp-t the Wood, IOOPI/I* the skin .-ui'l Rives it a smooth and glos«y sppenmnre cl'imtes the Wiitor .ml stren^thon* every part of the body. It it also ii safj mi'I certain- remedy for cough# aud coUvvhich generate so nu.ny futal JiauMei

The Cow ro'r.iires to bn stij-l/lii'd with an abtmdr.nre of food—not to niako l.er•-fat—this Is liot desirable but to keep up a regular secretion of milk, ourt ull owners of cows will find by giving them SLOAN'SCONDITION POWDERS twico a weok. a large increase in oiisntity and r,nnlity of milk and cream. It curries off all fever and im|urties of the blood. The effect is sccu throughout tl» jonaon bv a rii*h and nbuti'lnnt ov. of milri.

Tho farmer i-i beginning to ue mvnre oi tne valuable properties of Sloan's Condition Powder, in promoting tho couditivin ot his ."licep nnd priiyt-nting many of tho diseases of all 'be tloinosticated niiiuiiuf.

fiy-A fifty cent packaso of Sloan'A Condition Powder"put into a barrel of swill Is better than a bushel of corn to fttten a ho£, and is a certain preventive of Hop Cholera, Blind Staggers, and otlu-r diseases common among hogs. CAITTfOJT.—To protect ourselves and tlio public from boing imposed upon by worthless imitations, the genuino will boar the fac~ simile signature of the proprietors on the wrapper.

PRICE 25 & SO CTS. FETt PACKAGE Tor sale by Druggists aDd Merchants everywhere.

Sole rroprietors, Chicago, 111

P. O. Drawer 5820 Sold at retail by E. J. Binford Bro., T. W. Fry & Co., and R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville.

Aug. 30,. 1866. I?-

Something JYew and Useful.

HAVING

PURCHASED the Right of Mont

gomery County-iii BOSWELL'S

Fruit & Clothes Dryer,

And having tested the same and find it so far exceeds onr-mos't.sanguine, anticipations, we call the attention of .tho most_ skeptical to its operation. It is Jndispensibla in a well regulated family, and supersedes all other Fruit Dryer?.

We aro now prepared to fill -orders, from the plainest to tho linenl Pnish.

WILHITE fc HOOViill.

Ladles, Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.

[WARRANTED FRENCH.]

fcacofdir.jj to

J. S. MILLER CO.

September 20, 1806. ly

H. !•. K.N3MINGER. W. K. NICHOLSON.

ENSMINGER & NICHOLSON,

THESE

,ftW*

January 17, 1967.

PILLS,

so celebrated

many years ago in Paris for the relief of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious for their criminal employment in the practice of abortion* aro now offered for

gale for the first time in Amerioa. They have been kept in comparative obaourity, from the faet that the originator, Dr. Yelpeau, Is a physioian in Paris, of great wealth and strict conscientious principles, and has witheld them from general use lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes.

In overcoming Female Obstructions* Falling ef tho Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Flow of tho Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Baok and Limbs, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hystorics, Ac., and will effect a cure when all other means have failed and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain calomel, antimony,

anything hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies and young girls who have never beon regulated, they are peculiarly rotted. Thoy will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.

CAUTION.—Married ladies should never take thorn when there is any reason to believe themBclvos pregnant, for they will bo euro to produce 6 miscarriage.

Those Pills aro entirely safe, under all circumstances, being composed entirely of substance* from the vegetable kingdom.

Each box has the coat of arms for the city or Paris stamped on the box, with the words Trade Mark," in French, to counterfeit whioh is a misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with

Full directions accompany each box. Radios oan obtain a box, scaled from the eye# tho curious, by enclosing ono dollar and seven ta*o stamps, to an.v rospootablo druggist, off to M. W. MACUMBER, General Agent for the United States and Canadas, at Albany N. Y., or to any authorized Agent.

II. K. KROUT, Crawfordsville, Ind. Nov. 8, 1866. ly

A NEW PEKFIME FOB THE HISD&KKCIIIEF.

Phnlon'* "Night Blooming Ccrena."

i'bnlon't Night lllootiiiiij C'crcui."

Phalon'n "IVight Blcoiniug t'ercuj."

Phaloo'ii "iVight Bloosaing Ccrcun."

Phnlon'* "i\ight llloomcng Ccrcan."

A moHt oxqni*Itp. delicate, and Fmernnt IVrfumc, (lioti'lod from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takoH it» name.

Manufactured only by rciALOTV SOIV, New York.

BBWAKE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK I'OU PIIALOK'S—TAKE NO OTHER.

July 26, 1866.

BLACKSMITHING!

IN ALL

ITS BRANCHES!

Tthe

IIE undersigned would respectfully inform public that they are carrying on "the above busine«3s in all its various branches. From along and nractical experience in the business, they feel confident iti asnring tho public that their work & prices will give entire satisfaction. They aro well prepared to iron wagons, buggies, fcc., and shoe horses in the most durable and approved style, and on short notioe.

Repairing of all kinds done with despatch. Particular attention^, givon to mending and sharpening plows. They ask the public to give them a trial, as they feel confident of giving satisfaction.

JjZS~ Shop on Oreen Street, between IMko and South Streets. GF.O. HIG11TOWEK A- Firm. Juno 20, 1867-tf.

FOMnMWMVS

Magic BILIOUS Powders.

THIS

PREPARATION is the discovery of the Rev. J. W. POLAND, formerly the Pastor of the Baptist church in GofFstown, N. II., and a inan dearly beloved by that denomination thro'out New England. He was obliged te leave the pulpit and study medioine to save his own life, and his MAGIO POWDERS are one of the most wonderful discoveries of modern times. It is tho

GREAT LIVER AND BILIOUS REMEDY! which completely throws in the shade all other discoveries in mcdicine and it affords him much gratification that they recoive tho unanimous approbation of all who have tested them. The Magic Bilious Powders are a

Positive Cure for Liver Complaint in its most aggravated form, and an immediate corrector of all Bilious Derangements, and excellent for Headachc,

Constipation, Pimples, Blotches, a Sallow Skin, Drowstness, Dizziness, Heartburn, Palpitation, and a most wonderful CURE PREVENTIVE OP FEVER & AGUE 1 (We advise all who arc troubled with this fearful malady to always keep tho Powdors on hand ready for immediate use.)

Here aro a few important particulars:— 1st.—They are tho Groat Specific for all Bilious Affections. 2d.—They arc tho only known remody that will cure Liver Complaint. 3d.—They are the only known remedy that will cure Constipation. 4th.---The Powders are so thorough in their operation that one package will bB all that th'e majority of those using them will require to effect a cure. 5th.—They are a mild and pleasant yet the most effectual cathartic known. 6th.—They are tho cheapest and best medicine ox tan t, as they can be sent by mail to any part of- the globe for tho price, 56 cents.

Circulars,- containing, certificates, information, t-c., sent to any pa£t of the world'free of charge. .SOLD BY ALL. DRUGGISTS, or by mail on application- to C.'O.' CLARK & CO., General Agents, NSVF HAVE#, COTW.

Pt tec, 50 cents per hoy- 'i W. FRY & CO., j, Agents for Crawfordsvillo and vicinity. i-u JMV.

8, 1896. vl?nflyl^~

DRY-GOODS.

Afny 2", 186f. f'nov8'6i.)'

Sattinets and Cottonades

5,000 Doz. Cotton Yarn,

May 9 1867—(octl8'GG)

TWO UO'DRED

DIFFERENT STYLES

WALL PAPER!

LINEN mimw BLINDS,

With Gilt and Colored Borders and Center Pieces.

GLAZED PAPER BLINDS

and WINDOW FIXTURES have been received this Spring at

A E S O N S

He sells WALL TAPER at from

15 CENTS TO $1,50 PER HOLT, And his stock was selected to suit any room, whether Parlor, Hall, Dining Room,

Sitting Room, Bank or Store.

IE USES ONE ROOM ESPECIALLY for this lino of goods, and defies competition in tho State for cheapness, variety and quality. Go to PATTERSON'S, and ask to see his samples. Pleasuro taken in displaying, whether you purchase or not.

A Complete Stock or

SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. BLANK BOOKS,

HENRY WASSON,.. C. W. ELMORE.

BEARERS IJ%

DRY GOODS!

NO. 3, COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

CRAWJOBDSVELE, IfflAM,

ARE RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!

THESE aOOIDS WE HE

Bought for Cash

-A-iid are now offered at as LOW PJRICES as can be found in tlie State of Indiana.

They Consist of Brown and Bleached Muslin,

Hickory and Checked Shirtings,

Cloaks, Cloaking and Shawls,

ENVELOPS,

and every article to be foud in a Book Store kept constantly on hand at PATTERSON'S Fancy Bazaar and Book Store.

JAMES PATTERSON,

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MAIN SEREET.

Paper! Paper!

^0R SALE st the "CORNER BOOK STORE" .mJ a full assortment of a superior article of Cap, Bill, Commercial, Note and all sizes of laper also, same in Linen Fabrio. This lot is designed to meet the demand for^a good reliable article and cannot fail to piea3e.

ALSO, Rag, Straw, Tea and Manilla Wrapping Paper Paper and cotton Twino. Tho attention of dealers is callod to these good3. aug23tf.] L. A. F00TE & CO.

JAMES PATTERSON,

DEAI.EK IN

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,

.w POCKET CUTLERY, goo Plated Ware, Firo Arms, Musical Wj\ Instruments, Poeket Books, Fancy AraSTtag tielea, Combs, Brushes, Toys, Books and Stationery, Ac., ke., at the sign of the "Golden Watch" Main Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Watclies, Clocks & cwelry, Repaired by tho most espenoncod workmen, and in all e'urca warrautcd.

Xov. 22,18«6. vlOnllyl•

Prints, of Rich Styles,

Latest Styles of Cassimeres

111

srcat

1,ars»iM.

One of the handsomest stocks of

DRY GOODS IN CRAWFORDSVILLE!

PLAIN AND CHECKED DRESS GOODS OF EVERY S HADE, DELANES AND CHALLAS, PLAIN & FIGURED,

Balmoral & Hoop Skirts.#

ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF HOSIERY AND GLOVES,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS

Al«o a largo stock of QUEENSWARE of every style. Call and examine, and thereby save money.

PAPER

EVERYBODY!

2,000 Lbs. Carpet Warp,

WASSON & ELMORE.

1 NEW BAKERY.

NEW CONFECTIONERY

AX I

FRUIT STAND.

THE

SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform tho citizens of Montgomery county that he I has opened a new Bakery, Confeetionory and

Grocery establishment, on Washington street, west of tho Court House, in the room formorly occupied by MoOIure Fry, ono door north of Graham Bro.

Groat attention will bo paid to tho

BASING DEPARTMENT

and the following list of articles will be kept on hand at all times

Wedding & Party Cakes.

Also, Tobaccos and Cigars of tho best brands. apr4 1867-tf.] JAMES T. MACK.

Real Estate for Sale.

A house and lot on the corner of South and Walnut streets—a good 2-story houso and other out-buildings. Also, good stabling and a great variety of fruit. Terms easy.

ALSO—A desirable property—8 acres—woll improved, just out-side the city, south. A new 2-story frame house of 15 rooms, a good barn find other out-buildings and an unsurpassed ?oung orchard, just in bearing, of 4K acres.

ALSO—A two aero .Lot in Hocum's addition of out-lots—a small house of 2 rooms, and seme bearing fruit. It ia one of the most desirable outlots near the city, and will be sold at low figure?.

Call on

J-

:B READS,^

Botttom Bread, jMilk Bread, Pan Bread,

fTwist

Bread,

Boston Brown Br'd,, French Broad, Graham Broad, Rye Bread, Rusks, Fried CaUos,

Dutch Buns, etc., otc.

.A. E S

Plumb Cake, Delicate Cako, Roll Jelly Cako, Pound Cako, Cream Jelly Cake, Sponge Cako, Citron Cake, Raisin Cake, Almond Cake, Currant Cako, Lady Fingers, Egg Kisses, Snow Ball,

French Kisses.

EACKEES,

Boston Crackers, Soda Crackers, Butter Crackers, Pic-Nic Crackers, Sugar Crackers, together with every variety of Cakes. Particular attention paid to baking

WF.BSTEB, MAY KEENEY,

feb 28] at Recorder's office.

MILLINERY STORE

IVo. 2 Commercial Block« (UPSTAIRS.) CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

Mrs.

H. L.

Williams,

AGAIN IN TIIE MARKET WITH A full and complete stock of all articles for the Spring trade in the Millinery line, of thp latest styles and patterns.

The

public generally Are

invited to call before purchasing, as she is determined to ssll as ehoop as any other ^etabHabment in the ci'y. [mar23yl

THE HOWE MACHINE CO'S EWING MACHINES, 689

IIVI I-,

IlllO.Slt

NEW YORK.

FOR FAMILIES AND

MANUFACTURERS.

TI4E:HOWOGIPTiWFi

These World Renowned SEWING MACHINES

Were awarded the highest premium at the World's Fair in London, and six first premiums at the New York State Fair of 18G6, and Arc celebrated for doing tlio best work, using much smaller needle for tho snmo thread than hny other machine, and by tho introduction of tho most approved machinery, wc are now able to supply the very best machines in the world.

These machines are made at our new and spacious Factory a* Bridgeport, Conn., under the immediate supervision of the President of the Company,

ULIAS

HOWE, Jr., the original inventor ot the Sewing Machine. They arc adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing, and to tho use of Snamstre.'ses, Drcssrankere Tailor?, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collar?, Skirts' Cloaks, Mantillas, Clothing, Hats, Caps. Cnraetc, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Good.-, Umbrella*, Parasols, &c. They work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and notton goods", with silk, cotton or linen thread. They will p./. form every species of sewing, making a beautiful an I perfcct stitch, alike on both sides of the nrticlo sewed.

The Stitch invented by ,llr. ISO IVJS, tin ft made on this •Machine) is the most popular and durable, and fill Sewing iWarhincs arc subject to the iprinciple invented by him.

SEND. FOR CIRCULAR.

I J.

A N

GENERAL AG EXT,

9S W.4SHIXGTOS STREET. S Chicago, III.

ATLANTIC CABLE!

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