Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1868 — Page 2

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A Wonderful Piece of McchanlMU

From the Newark N. J. Advertiser. 7®,"

The old adage, whiuK^ {proclaims "thoro'a nothing new under ti-fe'»nn ha? bt_ch daringly, and yet success--fully refuted. Jjlr., Zadocfc

stop

quickly,

Deddiiult,:

a Newark macmni^ has inventiid nikn one that, movud b}* sta/im, will perfprm some of tho most important functions of humanity, tliat will, landing, upright, walk pr run, as he is bid, 4ft onjvdirexjtion, and at almost any rate of ppeed, drawing after him a load, whoso weight would tax the strength of three stout.draught horses ^hc hi8tory of this curioui. invention

Is as follows A a. I Six -years .-ago, Mr. Deddriok, the Inventor, who is at present but twenty two years of ago, conceived the novel idea of inventing a man that should receive its vitality from a per.petual motion machine. The idea was based on tho well knawn mechanical principle that if a heavy weight ^bo placed at th" top of an upright, .slightly inclined from a vertical grav .itution, will tend to produce a horizontal as well as vertical motion.

The project was not successful.— [However, by observing carefully the .cause of failure, preserving and per--fecting the man form, and by substi

this would be working iho legs faster

than would be safe on uneven ground or on broad street cobble stones, it is proposed to run the engine at the rate of five hundred revolutions per minute, which would walk the man at (be modest rate of a half a mile per

minute.

The fellow is attached to a common rockaway carriage, the shafts of which support him in a vertical position.— These shafts are two bars of i-on. which are made fast in the usual man Dcr to the front axle of the carriage, and are curved so as to be joined to a circular sustaining bar, which passes around the waist, like a girth, and in which the man moves so as to face in anjT direction. Besides these motions, machinery has been arranged

tuting steam instead of the perpetual been vcrj* much pleased to notice that machine, tho present success of our fellow-townsman, P. S. KENNEDY, E-q. Mr. K. possesses all tho ro-

_cnotion Jwns attained. The man stands seven feet nino in- ...... jcbes high, tho other dimensions of the

as to

throw the figure backward and forward from a vertical, nearly forty five' degrees. This is done in order to enable rt to ascend and doscend all grades To the 6^1rs of the feet spikes or corks are i. -w, which effectually prevent {slipping. Tho whole affair is so firmly BUbtained by the shafts, and has BO excellent a foothold that two men are unable to push it over, or in any way throw it down. In order to enable it to

is provided with

two appliances, one of which will, as before stated, throw it backward from the vertical, whilo tho other bends tho knee in a direction

oppOBito

In order to prevent

to the

natural position. An upright post, which is arranged in front of the dashboard, and within easy reach of the front seats, sustains two miniature pilot wheels, by the turning of which these various motions and evolutions arc directed. It is expected that a sufficiently large amount of coal can be stowed away under tho back scat of the carriage to work the engine for a da)', and enough water in a tank under the front soat to last naif a day.

tltho

The cost of tho "first man'' is $2,000 though tho makers propose to manufacture succeeding ones, warranted to run a year without repairs, for $300. The same parties expect to construct, on the same principle, horses which will do the duty of ten or twelve of the Bam.o species* These, it is confidently believed, can bo used .alike before carriages, street cars and plows. The man now constructed can, make his. way without difficulty over an}irregular surface whoso ruts and stones are net moro than nine inches below or abovo the level of the road.

Scott county, Iowa, pays bounties on gopher scalps, .while Muscatine county pays a premium for the tails of the ''beasts," and a nice.littlo game has been practiced during the past year, by which the two counties have puii'ii for the scalps and tails of tho

same gophers—a 'striking example ofjCreteB and Turks. Tho former were '[heads I win, t.ails you loue." successful.

THE JOURNAL

lUUKSMAY INfig,

FOR PRKSIDKNT,

G£.V. V. S. of Illinois. ..

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

GEJ\\ O. O. HO RM/iU, of Maine. Subject, to the decision of a National

Convent inn.

Reporter or the Supreme Court. Among tho names mentioned in connection with the Republican nomination for tho above office, we have

qu,8,te8

de*,rab'o

'jDody being correctly proportioned, cesaful and satisfactory discharge of jnaking him a second Daniel Lambert, the dutios of that office. lie is a prac*l.y which name he is fucotiously spo- titioner of fourteen years standing ken of among the workmen. lie weighs five hundred pounds. Steam i's'generated in the bo.iy or the trunk, which is nothing but a three horse power engine, like those used in our steam fire engines. The legs which .support it are complicated and wonderful. Tho steps are very natural and quite easily f.akeri. As tho body is thrown forward on the advanced foot, tho other is lifted from the ground by a spring and thrown forward by the steam. Each step or pace advances the body two feet, and every rcvo lution of the engine produces four

paces. As the engine is capable of tions for the office, we think the party waking oyer a thousand revolutions owe Mr, KENNEDY some acknowledge a minute, it would get over the ground

on his calculation, at the rale of a littie more limn a mile a minute. A.,"*"

men

l^oro

in a man for tho sac-

years

and during that period has acquired a very thorough knowledge of the law and its practice, and could bring to the discharge of his duties the accumulated wisdom of those j'ears. Possessed of a raro legal acumen and accuracy, with a ready and graceful pen, the preparation of the Indiana Reports under his supervision would be equal to tho work of any of his predecessors.

In addition to his personal qualiriea-

for |,js services in the past. We

bear

l*sllmon'

10 faet

18 no

man of our acquaintance

who has labored more constantly and zealously in the good cause than he. Where others have halted by the way side, he has ever been at the front, striking sturdy blows at tho i*anks of the enemy.

If constant and faithful service, long continued, is worthy of recognition, certainly Mr. KENNEDY has

stronger

claims than thoso of any other man yet mentioned for the placo. Knowing that his name upen the Stato ticket will give it material strength, both from his weli known character as a citizen, and his abilities upon tho stump, we trust ho will receive tho vote of tho Convention for tho office.. Tho delegates from Montgomery county will urge his jiamo before tho Convention, and we hope with success.

Republican Club.

Saturday, the 15ih of February, being the anniversary of Fort Donelson it is proposed to hold a meeting at the. Court House on that day at 7 o'clock P. M., to form a Republican Grant Club.

Ilooftler

giant" from

frightening horses by its wonderful appearance, Mr. Deddrick intends tp clothe it, and give it as nearly as possible, alikeness to the rest of humanity The boiler and such parts as are nee essarily heated will be encased in felt or woolen under garments. Pants, coi»t and vest, of the latest styles are provided* Whenever the fires need coaling, tho driver stops tho machine, descends from his seat, unbuttons "Daniel's" vest, opens a door, shovels in the fuel, buttons up tho vest and drives on. On the back between the shoulders tho steam cocks and gauges are placed. As these would cause tho coat to set awkwardly, a knapsack has been provided that completely covers them-. A blanket neatly rolled up and placed on top of the knapsack perfects tho delusion. The faco is moulded into a chccrful countenance of white enamel, which contrasts well with the long hair and moustache. A sheet iron bat with a guago top acts as a smoke stack.

VM.

Kent tick.

We find the following itoui in our exchange's ''On last Thursday, a Mr. Shelby Todd, of Montgomery county, Ind., ran away with Miss Delilah J. Maddox, of Shelbyville, Ken tuck}-, and was married to her at New Albany. The bride's brother had threatened to shoot her suitor if ho did not give her up, but as she has 820,000 in her own right, the enamored Tcdd kept his courage up, and carried his fair prize away."

Fire at Chicago.

Two very extensive and destructive fires occurred at Chicago on tho 2Sth ult.

Tho total number of twenty-two firms were ejected by tho two fires. The total loss is estimated at $2,070,000, and total insurance at SI,480,000. Some of tho estimate on loss reach as high figures as J2.GS1.000. But as yet of course it is out of the question to give reliable figures as to the amount of devastation so f-peedily wrought by this terrible scourge of firo, and it will probably be some da}-s before the full extent of losses will be known.

The three B'S of tho anti-bond, antibank Democracy of Indiana: BONDHOLDER PENDLETON

BONDHOLDER HENDRICKS I BONDHOLDER EDGERTONI Tho three N. B's: NATIONAL BANKER PENDLETON NATIONAL BANKER HENDRICKS I NATIONAL BANKER EDGERTON I

It is not often that a neater hit is made than the following from Colonel Garbor, of tho Madison Courier "Tho correspondent of this citj- of tho Cincinnati Enquirer calls our Courier 'the bondholders' organ.' If we have overpaid a word in favor of the election of Thomas A. Hendricks or Alfred P. Edgerton, the only bondholding candidates now before tho people, it was a huge error on our part. Wo are very confident, however, that it i9 the correspondent that is mistaken in thin regard."

The latest advices from Athens give an account of ft battle between tho

Prom tha Frankfort i'nlon Banner. v\

Stubborn Facts.,

$ince the consistent specimen of a Copperhead leador/$:.'j3rick i'^omojjoy, has commenced ox^rtsting UU fiendish satisfaction at tho

va^d

fa|o of'^jjur

martyr President, itl^Will be well to submit the following^stubborn .facts to |ho earnest consi&bratirw of th'ose Democrats who are true and loyal at heart:

That tho rebellion was fermented by Democratic politicians oxclusivo-

That tho rebels wore Democrats and now are Copperheads. That every shot fired at the stars and Ptripcs was 6rjd by a Democrat. "That ihe first attack on Union soldiers marching to protect the Capi tol, was made by a Democratic mob in Baltimore.

That tho assassination conspirators were all Democrats. That Secretary Seward had his throat cut by a Democratic knife.

That the two hundred thousand heroic dead were killed by Democratic bullets.

That the fivo hundrod thousand Union soldiers wounded wero made so by Domocratic bullets.

That every soldier's widow was made a widow by a Domoeratic bullet. v: a

That every soldiers orphan was made such by a Democratic bullet. That all who lost a friend in the rebellion, lost that friend by a Democratic bullet.

That eighteen thousand Union sol diers at Andersonviilo were starved and murdered by Democrats.

That the bravo Nathaniel Lyon was killed by a Democratic bullet. That the chivalrous Baker was killed by a Democratic bullet.

That the gallant Mansfield was killed by a Democratic bullet. 1

Irit the model soldier, McPherson, was killed by a Democratic bullet. That tho estimable Wadsworth was killed by a Democratic bullet.

That the accomplished Reno was killed by a Democratic bullet. That tlie lamented Sedgwick was killed b\* a Democratic bullet.

That the youthful Col. Ellsworth was killed by a Democratic assassin. That the gallant and Christian sailor, Admiral Foote, lost his life by a dis ease contracted in putting down a Democratic rebellion.

Tho plots to buru northern cities and towns were concocted and set on foot bj* Democratic rebels.

That Chambersburg was burnod by men who always voted tho Democratic ticket.

That Dr. Blackburn, who undertook to introduco yellow fever among" lojal men. women and children by importing infected clothing was Democrat, and is now a Copporhead.

That tho Democrats are alone responsible for our national debt, as they inaugurated tho civil war, thus forcing tho government to crcato the debt in order to put down tho rebellion.

That Jeff. Davis has ttlways been a Domocratic leader. That all leading traitors were formerly Democrats, and are now Copperheads,

That not a solitary Republican ever joined tho rebels.' That not a disloyal shot was over fired by a Republican.

That not a Republican ever countenanced rebellion in any shape or manner.

That when tho Democrats formerly carried tho Presidential election the Republican party quietly submitted to the result like law-u-biding and pa triotic citizens.

That when the Republicans carried the Presidential election a great portion of tho Democratic part}* refused to do as the Republicans did. and submit but resorted to powder and lead, starving Union prLvmors, assas sination, burning peaceful merchant ships, arson, and violating all the laws of God and man in order to prevent the decree of tho majority in 1860 being caried out.

That the above are stubborn facts that cannot bo disproved by^all the Copperhead organs from tho Lakes to the Gulf and yet, the Copperheads after their Southern brethren had committed tho abovo atrocities, killing murdering, and assassinating Union eoldiers.are making wonderful pretensions of being tho soldi at's friends.

The President has approved the bill for tho distribution among the people of the South of tho accumulated desaicated vegetables not required for the uf»e of the army. Also tho bill pro viaing that contracts for stationer}' for tho Executive Department shall not be made for moro than ono year at a timo.

The 7th Congressional District is composed of the following counties, to wit: Benton. Boone, Carroll* Clinton. .Fountain, Montgomery, Tippeca noo and Warren.

The Boston Fcninns havo resolved to work on St. Patrick's Pay, instead of turning out in procession, us usual, and to devote tho earnings to revolutionary purposes in Ireland.

Letters from Killarnov, Ireland, state that tho clergy of that town who refused to sajT mass for tho souls of Allen, Larlcen and Gould, who were recently executed in Manchester, have ceased to receive any moncv for their support or that of ihe church. ...

That infamous guerrilla, Basil Duko, better known as "Morgan's brains," has recently published a letter urging upon the Democracy of tho West the nomination of Pendleton for tho next Presidency. There is fitness in this, for Pendleton's financial scheme is a guerrilla raid opon the public credit.

Governor Swann, of Maryland, ro fused to issuo a commission to Mr. Hamilton, the newly elected Senator, on the ground that ho was elected in violation of the East Shore latv cob-

mnjitvn Senfltore.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LECTURE.

M''

ECTUItE AT

WILL DELIVER A DECTUItE AT

ELTZROTHjHALL,

ON"

SATURDAY. ,EVE.. FEB. 8, '68.

Subject, "THE ART OT VSINO THE MIND."

Admission 50 et«. Donrs open at 7 o'clock. Ticket#-for sale ut the Corner Book Store Hiud It. K. Krout's Drug Store.

AGENTS WANTED

run W

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BIBLE DICTIONARY.

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(Ji*I'cnsnblo

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Send for circulars giving full particular. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Publishers, 14S West Fourth St., Cicsinnati, O.

Fcb6m1

Valuable Farm for /Sale.

I odor my Farm, containing between five and six hundred acres of good land, for sale on reasonable

JUiL

terms. The land is nil midur fence, one hundred acre* of which i.« well timbered. The Farm contains an ordinary frame dwelling houxo, good water, and an excellent orchard. I will nell iti all together, or in lots to suit purchasers. Thuj land is .-ntuatcd iu Montgomery county, 1% mile? cast of Linden, and is well calculatcd for grain or stock.

Persons desiring to purchaso can see mc on the premises, or address me at Linden, Ind. Feb6-4. 'WILLIAM NICHOLSON.

•administrator's Notice,

NOTICE

is hereby givon, that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Paschal Fink, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is probablv solvent. PASCIIAL F. WILUITE,

Febfi 3. Administrator.

TONSORIAL.

GEORGE TROUT & CO.

Ilaving'egtablished themselves in the

33 ERIJST GT

A N

HAIR-DRESSING

Burinccs, in the room north of the "Corner Hook Store," Green Street, where they are at all times ready to accomodste the public with an "easy and clean" share. They invite thoso needing their services

give them a call, as they feci wan-an

ted in saying that they will render perfect satisfaction. [23 i.

FARM FOR SALE,

AT A

Great Bargain.

The undersigned offers for ?ale, very

-SUJi cheap, his arm, containing 19" acrcs of fertile land, situated half a mile eait of Pleasant Hill, Ind., on the Willi&'nspnrt and Cruwfordsville .Sts.to road, 150 acres of which are in a good state of cultivation, and -10 acres of good timber. There is on tho farm a substantial dwelling hou»c with eight rooms, built of the best of brick, all well finished. Thero are also on tho farm a good barn and outhouses, and plenty of pure water.

A considerable portion of the land is well set in meadow. Wheat in the ground, carpets, sheep, farming utensils, Ac., will also bo di?posod of on very reasonable terms. Those wishing to purchase property at a bargain will find it to their interest to call on mo before the first of March, on the premises, where they can be satisfied as to particulars and term*.

Feb «-tf JOHN M. THOMAS.

Fubiic Sale.

THE

undersigned will sell at public (taction, at bis residence in Brown township, Montgomery county, Indiana, on

Thursday, February 13, 1868,

All his Personal Property, consisting of Horses, Ca'.tlr, Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Two-Ilorse Wagon, one Exce ltior Reaper, and many other articles.

TERMS:—A credit will he given till the 25th of Decombur next on all sums of $J and upwards, tho purchaser giving noto with approved security, waiving relief from valuation & appraisement lawn. Under $5 cash in hand.

Jan 23—ts SIMON C. DAVIS.

GO TO R. CARSON'S GROCERY,

ON WASHINGTON ST., IF YOU WANT

Good Weight & Measure.

Ja». 2.Vy 1.

ANTED

$2,000 WORTH OF LUMBER,

SUITABLE

FOR MANUFACTURING INTO

Wagon*, »uch ns Oak, Black Hickory and Poplar.: Persons wishing to contract for this kind of Lumber will please call at tho Carriage Factory of J. S. Miller

Co.

IIEFFNER, MILLER CO.

Commissioner's Sale.

NOTICK

is hereby given that in accordance with a decree of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, Indiana, niadat the March term thereof in the year 1367, tho undersigned, a.« Commissioner appointed by said Court, will on tho 7th day of March, 1868, at the town of Ladoga, Montgomery county, Indiana, sell at pri vato salo the following described real estate, towit.*

Lot No. five (5) in Ilarney A Stover's addition to tb.e town of Ladoga, on tho following term*, towit: One-third of the purchase money in hand, ono-third in six months, and the rasidue in twelve months, the purchaser giving note bearing interest from date, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, and securing the same by approved personal security. Said premim havo good dwelling and out booses.

M. D. WHITE, OoBHnhilffBtfr.

vTarfriovr 77, T^.*!

JAMES YICK,

IMPORTER AND GROWER 01?

FLOWER AHO EG ETA--J' B£E BEEBt,

Xtoiiiesler, JKeir fork.

I S I S A E A A LOG (JE Of

SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1868, Is now published and ready to send out It makes a work of about one hundred large pages, coutaining full descriptions of the

Choicest Flowers and Vegetables Groicn,

With plain directions for Sowing Reed, Culture,

UIH

Beautifully Illustrated, with more than ONE

11UN-

DKED FINE WOOD ENGRAVINOS of Flowers and Vegetables,-and a

Beautiful Coined Plate of Flowers.

Well printed, on the finest paper,- and one of the moBt beautiful lis well

the most instructive works of Uie

kind published. Sent to nll-who apply, by mall, post paid, for Tan Cents, winch is not half the cost. '-ArldreiiP, JAMES VICICS, Rochester, New York

Rustic Shades

1ALL at the "CORNER BOOK STORE" and KJ see our full assortment of Rustic Window Shades, made of pine wood, nice, pretty and at orices hel«w anything cvor ofTcrcd in this city. 4ug23tf.] L. A. FOOTE

"BWAINTS for Farmers and others.—

The Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now manufacturing the beat, cheapest and most durable Paints in use two coats well put on, miied with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 yearn it is of alight brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can bo changed to green, lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to snitthe taste of the consumer. It is valuable for houses, barns, fcuccs, carriage and ear-makers, pails and wooden-ware, agricultural implements, canal boats, vessels and ships' bottoms, canvas, metal and shingle roofs, (it being firo and wnter proof), floor oil elolhs, (one manufacturer having used 5000 barrels. th« pa.it year,) and as a paint for any purposa is unsurpassed for body, durability, elasticity and alhosiveness. Prico $0 per bbl. of 300 lbs., which I will supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted in all cases as above. Send

which gives full particulars. None genuine unloss branded in a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Scpt5'67-m6.] 254 Pearl St., N. T.

o»OMLEY&CO'S

SIQN OF THE &

fSiH

VA\ •J

CMWFQRDSVILLE, IND,

Manuf acturer? and Dealers in

BOOTS AND SHOES,

SATS AITD 3A?S,

Of latest styles and best quality,

AT LOW PRICKS.

JKll If*ork

Warranted.

Sell as low as any other House in town.

jS*r GIVE US A CALL.

January 23, 1808.-tf

To the Property-Holders

MONTGOMERY CniJVTY!

TCeran

indicate the value and usefulness of a VetCompany like the

J5TNA,

NEW

GROCERY STORE.

G. W. ROBINSON & CO.,

H&ro established themselves in tha Grocery busiuess,

On Mlain. Street,

Two Doors West of the -'Corner Book Stir®,"

Where they intend to keep a general supply of Family Groceries, such as

COFFEE, RICE,MOLASSES,

city.

& CO.

SIGAR .TEA,f. SPICES,

WOODEN WARE. ALL KINDS.

A full stock of

SUG-AR BUCKETS.f

And everything connected with the biuintss, tho very beit quality.

Country Produce takin iu change for Groceries.

ex-

^fS^They invite the Public to eall and examine their stock. [janiJO-tf.

JLand to Rent.

undersigned, Executors of the

TIE undersigned, Executors of the will of Courtney Talbf-t, deceased, will rent to the highest bidder about 80 acres of tillable land, one mile south of Crawfordsvillo on the Greencastla road. The ranting will be for money, to be paid on or before rbo 25th of December next, the

for a circular renter givrng note with-appnn ed security. The

land will be rented in pareels to -suit renters.— Bids in writing can be left at the offise of Kennedy Jfc Galloway.

I Executor,.

P. S. KENNEDi,

Jan 30 3.

"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword."

THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PEWS.

Morton's G-old Pens,

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD. For sale at JVo. 25 JfaidenZane, JV'ew York, and every duly appointed Agent at the samt pr/ces.

Morton makes no 'Peas stamped with the Name or Trade-mark of any otJier therefore, where an jlgency is established, the public wilt be best suited, and at the same priccs, by calling on the Agent in all other places those fyishing the Mo?'ton ?Pen, must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

Catalogue, with full description of sixes and priccs, sent on receipt of letter postage.

A. MORTON.

GUTHRIE & BRO.,

•.DEALERS IS

FRESH MEATS.

OF ALL KINDS

Pay the highcEt market p:i fiv-r

BEEF-CATTLE, HOGS SHEEP.

HIDES and PELTRIES WASTED.

No. 10 Green Street,

Crawfbrdsville, Indiana.

December !2, 18S7.

IN CO

CASU CAPITAL Sl,OGO,COO.

"PIFTT TEARS OF ITONORABLK SUCCESS HAS given the "Hartford" her well-earned reputation of ifee Oldest and the Best" Policies issued on favorable terms and all losses honorably adjusted and faithfully psW.

January S, tf.

the follow

ing record of its performances will convince every intelligent mind not only how property burns, but how this sterling old company performs its duty to the public. In 48 years it has paid for

Five Thousand Dwelling Houses and Contents', Twenty-Two Hundred Schools, Churches & Colleges, Eight Thousand Stores and Merchandise, Forty four Hundred Mills and Manufactories, Twenty-two Hundr. Shipments by Lake & River.

Making a total loss paid of'

$ 21,2 7 1,972.51.

Proiiipt attention "given to all applications for Insuranco by JAMES HKATON, Agent. December 26.

SUPERIOR WAGONS. JS.

MILLER CO. have on hand and for .salo the celebrated Stxdeba'airr JtBtfaYv* 11, nsS

$1,000,000 in Watches!

ron afi-LZ OS THE Port'LAB

02SrE PRICE PLAN

GIVING EVERY PATRON A

HANDSOME & RELIABLE WATCH

For the Low Price of Ton Dollars!

Without Regard to Value, And not to be Paid for unless perfectly satisfactory.

100 Solid GoId Hunt!ng_W,itche3..$250 to

THE

R. B. F. PEIRCK, A sent.

T. McMECHAN

RESIDENT DENTIST,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.,

RT.'SPEC'TFDLLT tenders his services to the public. Motto, "Good work and moderate priccs." Please call

OFFICE—On Main street, over It.

Krout's Drug Store. dec 10,1 S07

O O O E N

BLUE, GREEN, RED AND YELLOW

BUCKETS

A..

Jrv 1? Vr .•

IP. Ramsey's.

IHOSE WANTING SUGAR not buy cheaper.

BUCKETS can 20-4

Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J. W. Blair and S. M. Houston is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

All persons indebted to said firm will please call on S. M. Houston and settle at onee. All having claims against said firm will present them for settlement. BLAIR Jc HOUSTON.

January 21. 1S68-20-3.

Special JVotice.

DR.

SELMAN, of Indianapolis, will ho Jn Crawfordsville again on the 4th of February, at the Walker House, where those under hi* U-entmeDt and others afflfcrfwi gjY" rrrrSlli bf».

£tW 360 SCO

100 Magie.Cased Gold Watches.... 200 t® 100 Ladic* Watches,enameled 100 to 200 Gold H'nt.'g Chron.'ter Wat'h's 250 to 200 Gold Hunting English Lev'r3. 200 to 300 Gold Hunt'g Dupl'x Watches. 150 to 600 Gold Hunt'g Anar. Watches.... 100 to 500 Silver Hunting Levers.. .r.06 Silver Hunting Duplexes 500 Gold Ladies Hatches 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines 1,000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 2 500 Hunting Silver Watches 5,000 Assorted Wntchc.«, all kinds.. /5&*Every patron obtains a Watoh by this fcr rangement, costing but $19, while it may I* worth $1 000. No partiality shown«""®tS^

200 Hi) 140 25-0

50 to 75 to 50 to 50 to sO to 15 to 10 to

.S-M

We wish to immediately dispose of the a'oots magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the articles, are jda-ed in sealed envelopes and weil mixed. Holders are entitled to tho artiol«« named on their certificate upon payment of

TMI

Dollars, whether ii bo a Watch worth $1,000 or one worth less. The return of any of our certificates entitles you to the article named thsreco upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and a* no article valued at less than §10 is namod cu any eerlificata, it will at or.ee be «een that this ii

No Lottery, but a straightforward, legitimate transaction, which may be participated in even by the most fastidious I

A single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid, upon reccipt of 25 ets., five for $1, elerea for $2 thirty-throe and elegant premium for $&, sixty-six and moro valuable premium for $10, on« hundred and most supurb Waifih for $15. To Agents, or those wishing employment, this is a rare opportuni ty. It is a legitimately conductoi business, duly authorized by the Government, and open to the iuo*t e«reful scrutiny. Tru «#. "WRIGHT, BrtO. ifc CO., Importers. 161 Broadway, New York.

SILVER -SMITHING

P. FITZPATRICK. CLOCKS, Watches

JEWELRY.

"If xl AYE on hand a hirgo and fine as-

sortmcnt of the be*st American, English and Swiss Watches, now in the market. Ah'o, a largo supply of 8-day and 2-i-hoar clocks cf ail kiads and of the beat quaiity. Aisj, & large »t&cir ef

SPECTACLE'S,

of nil kinds to suit the market, and wcrranted give catire satisfaction. Also, a large assortment of fine Gold and fancy Jewelry, all of ihe latest styles with a fine stock of

0*-old Pens, **o*

I hare also just roceivrd a new and «cznpl«v*

M*.

of Watchmakor's

TOOLS AND MATERIALS.

ar.J air. niw ready do a'l work that I nscy L» favored with in the beat style

PIUL

with

PROMI"I-

JCE33. Wntehea, Clocks and Jc.wclry repaired immediately, and work warranted one year. fi28~ Call at F. J. I! in ford's Drug Store, Waf"% ington street, west of the eourt-hnase.

m'ZPATRTCr.

Augv.st 31, 1S66. yl.

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Craw for dsrille, orHiovrn atsd Ssogansport.

above mentionod eptabiiabHients ar« daing an oxt«naive and sncuessfal business t» manufactur-is

MONUMENTS,

HEADSTONES, &c.

TVe say fo tho eitisens of Montx* mwy a-n ndjoining counties that being so extensively gnged in the trade, and purchasing euah l&rg« quantities oi Jlarblo, we get it at.

Greatly Reduced Prices,

therefore it enables ns to sell yen work at Bauoh lower prices than yen can purohase the sarn* quality at any ether shop in this part ef tli» State.

We keep the vary beat qn&Hty

AMERICAN St ITALIAN MARBLE,

(notwithstanding yea have been teld d!fores by some of our competitors.)

SPefy Competition

ON FINE.QUALITIES

MA.RBL13,

and as regards style of wcrir, we* are not to be excelled. To satisfy voarsolves, eall in at th« .shop located on

Oreeia Street,

OPPOSITE THE ELSTOIV BASK,

where you will find II. COLLINS, ono of tbe uioit experienced Marble men in the

WESTERN O N TRY

ready to show you somo of the

Finest Specimens of Marble,,

and work, ever exhibited is Crawfordsville..

ALL WORK DELIVERED,

set up and warranted to give satisfaoUon aeeerding to contract.

Orders Solicited

and promptly attended te„

D. PIEE.

P. S.—We do an extensive business for srnaJ' profits. We have put up MORE and somo of th* LARGEST and FINEST jobs of work of any other establishment in tho county in the game length of time we travel through the oountrj eliciting orders, and can say to the pnblie that we will sell you your work at tho same prio« that we will at the shop, and furthermor3, if- there it any shop that can sell you work at from 15 to 2ftpor cent, cheaper than we do, WHY DON'T THEY DO IT? Wo

DEFT COMPETITION

PRIE«i^

and if wo don't furnish, such Marble as wo