Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 February 1868 — Page 4

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J)ispat,fche&.fr6im Alabama reprosonf

fecka |rom ^teinlo tw^j^'thousand votes cf the number noceeaary for its ratification undor tho reconstruction law. Tho number of votos cast for j3 thoiConstitutioTir^-'. uet t,hQreforo.b6 in the neighborhood of 50,000, white nono were poirecTagainst. 'f- Every j^rsgieicryd voujr. who failed to, vote was counted as against the Gorw*titution. The rebels consequently refused f[^to vote, and usedWery poSfiib.lo appli--it:ttnce of torroriamto dctor their deponr. -stents from voting.

A. dispatch to'the New York Herald, plated Montgomery,.. Alabama,.. JPebriiary 7, says ''General Meade lias extended the olection another day, to include Sun•iday but the probability is that the

Constitution will be defeated anyhow. Little more than half the negroes ndt have voted in this vicinity. Htt/uZreds \\^are beind dischdrged 3y their employers, 'who detected them voting. There was ft rumor here that a riot occurred in •Vv^Tuskegee yesterday, ih which several .were killed. TF/tiYfc citizens here are very bitter1 against those who voted."

The poor men of Alabama, both "white and colored, are dt this time more than usually dependent on those ablo to furnish them employment, and it is well known that the wealthy citizens and landowners of the State are almost solidly opposed tB rceonstruc tion. They say to the laboring men, "if you vote, you and your families shall starve," and! it is uoi surprising that many surrender "the freedman:s privilege in the hopo of keeping fam-. in© from their hearth stones. The arristocrats possessed- a tyrant's power, and used it in a tyrant's way.

This great wrong must be remcdiod by ordering a new election and so changing the reconstruction law. that a majority of actual votes shall determine the question or by taking the manifest will of the people of Alabama deed, find ^c^piir^^io- ballots of tlie fifty thousand who voted *s for the Constitution as tho voice of

Alabama./, ''!9, *-.j It was Andrew Johnson, we boheve,

who said

before

if there were five thousand loyal men in a State they should rule tlie State. Alabama has ten times five thousand who have braved proscription and persecution to manifest thejr .devotion to the Union, and their desire for the restoration of civil government to their State.—hid. Jour.

Senator H^j^ricivs'

The entire speech was against the Congressional plan of reconstruction— against all reconstruction, for ho did not even advocate the President's plan —without stating a better'puticy. The Senator seemed contcnt with the short argument in favor of the propoaition that a State once in the Union could not be takon out of the Union by tho treason and rebellion of the people of- a State, and that tho war for the suppression of the rebellion, with ita awful cost of blood and treasure, is entirely, profitless.

Mr. Hendricks concluded hid spcech by a marvelous feat of Dratoi-y. The 2Vi6uw«"CallH it an ^oratori^al pigeonw/iig," afljdiSggma to regret^ i«nl the intell 1 tgSrftL'irSenatof: didi"»ot:^wear tights when he'^clared that "the .Re construction column is composite. It is composed of solid blocks from the quarries of Austrian despoti.-jm above that a hugo mass from Africa^ finished ittff-with' fragments'of oar Constitution.

But it wo if Itf soon'bo in

f^A{£

min

ppecch in the

Senate is puMifefrfcti in ft*1£u£tbeherald. The Senator has but little to say upon the new reconstruction bill, and a groat deal to say about.' everything else. Ho laid down his premise by denying that,

(,at

the close of th6 war

there were ho State governments in tho Southern States." This is the lunar cclipse view, leaving tho rebels in possession of all their rights and privileges as soon as they couid kill and starve do:,more Union soldiers having failed* to destroy tho nation, tho rebels hud the same rights and privileges, and should have the same power to rule the nation they exercised before the war. A premise so false would h'&Vo ruined »ny one less adroit than Alr.' Hendricks. so,-n abandoned his premise- find rushed after Senator Morton's speech, delivered in Richmond, Indiana, on the 29ih of' September 1805. It is our opinion that- Mr. Hendricks would have done better to have quoted from Morton's speeches delivered before everything like democracy had been taken out.of the Democratic party. The laDgitage used. .and.--jviews ex pr6ssed by1 Senator Morton' prior to the year 185G, and even in '60 and '61, would have better suited the purpose of Senator Hendricks. Near the cinse of the speech the Senator admits that he has not said much about tho particular bill under consideration,^ for he sa} s: "I have but very little to say about this particular bill which, is be fore the Seaate."

and

its stea4, the American ..people, would ,place 37'coljflidn3 Qfap^e^^ito.Parian marble." The author of this feat of architectural eloquence deserves to bo pai$TJr il '"by the foot."—Madison .S

The- LohtJcrtl' 'Spectatica-^hi a rfeccnt article on cats, says that cat of the ancient never had any rat devouring to do, for tho rat is a mediffival5animal first iroticed in' WgfrM liMi%ture in Piers Plowman. Linaeus even fancied Aivat the 'elder of tho two tha bla6k rat, liad been imported front America, though that was a bluntici. aB the., black rat made his appearango in England sooner.

A spectacle which is said to draw a crowd daily to the Tullories gardens, Paris, 'is that of a lady who in her daily "Walk, attracts round her flights cf -thebvffld pigeons who lodged in the old trees, and scores of sparrows d^^ollier bii'ds, vvho perch on her shoulder, and'oven have the audacity to peck at her mouth. The lady is dajLv -.escoi'ted to be^home^- by a perfecWq&roli of'lreV'toaHiA#1 frierfds •who then returned- to their quarters. The attraction is not kRO\vn. .i-- ri,T-

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FOR AMILIBS AMD

MANUFACTURERS.

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These World Renowned SEWING- MACHINES

Wer$ awards the, highest premium at the World's Fair in London, and six first premiums at the New York'State Fair of 1866, and Are celebrated for doing tho best work, using much smaller needle for the same thread than anyother machine, and by the introduction of the most approved machinery, we are now ablo to sujfpjty ,h?B very best mgcbinefe inP'tBo world.'

T?iese niifn»ines arc irtadf at our new and spacious Factory al Bridgeport, Conn., umler ttie Immediate supervision of the President of the Company, EU.4S IS5)WTE, Jr., the original inventor ol the Sewing Macbiae.

Tbey-^re i:di(tpto9?io'aji ftinds of Family,jewing. and to the use of Seamstresses, Dressmaker*, Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts, Cloaks, Mantillas, Clothing, Hat?, Caps, Cor»ets, Befits, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols, &c. They -worlt equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread. They will perform every species of sewing, malting a' bcautiiul ant perfect stitch, alike on both sides ot the article sewed.

The Stitch invented by •Jflr. HOWU, and made on this •JIa chine, is the most popular and durable, and All Sewing •Machines are subject to the

bis fcuUpostacy that edby him

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O A W

GENERAL AGENT,

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IHE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE FILLS.

[WARRANTED Fr.EWCH.] rpHESE PILLS, bo celebrated many years ago in

To married ladies and young girls who hare never been regulated, they arc pccuharlysuited. They will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.

Caution.—-Married ladies shoald never take them when there is any reason to believe themeclves pregnant, for they will be suro to produce miscarriage.,

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

Each box has the coat of arms, for tho city or Paris stamped on the box, with'tfio words "Trade Mark/' in French, to counterfeit which is a misdemeanor, and all person^ ,bo ifc$U.wlt' Recording to law.

October 3, '07-v 1

DRY-GOODS.

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Full directions accompany each box. t1 Ladios can.obtain a box, sealed, from the cyet the curious, by enclosing one dollar and sevea taae stamps, to any rcspcctable druggist, or

to M. W. MACUMBER, General Agent lor the United States arid Cnnadns, at Albany N. Y., R. K. K.rout and Biuford & Bro., Crawfordsville, and Druggists everywhere.

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FOR MANUFACTURING INTO

Wagons, such us Oak, Black llickory

?ajid

oplaiv Persons^,, wishiu^ to eOntract |bj this kiiifl of Lumber tvill^teAse call at'thotatria'go Factory ofiJi-S. Wilier & Co. .• •.allEFtfStflk jMILLER^,CQ» i,, 'r J-*-!-4——

LASS, PAINTS and-OILS, for sale at Fry's \Jf-\ new:Drug Stofo. "''J"

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mmow 3je iAi¥i

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Paris for the relief of female irregalaritiee, and afterwards sonotqpoua for their btilMiiil employment in the practice of abortion^ aire now offered for

gale for the first time in America. They have been kopt in eomp^ratire otacnrity, from the fact that the originator, Dr. Velpeau, Is a phvaioian in Paris, of great wealth and striot conscientious principles, and has withold thenJ from general use lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes.,

Jnio^erci&miijg F.ejaile 0bstruplion8j.,Falnnj of the Womb', Whites,TJreen'Sicktiesi,•'Suppresgion, Retention, or Immoderate J'? ."L Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aflections, Pains in the Back aud Limbs, iatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, it-c., and willietfect a cure when all other means have failed and, although a powerful romadyr do not contain calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.

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". Ma-j 25, 18_G7. (novS'68.) "._'k

conlsrE

BOOK STORE!

Miscellaneoui!, School, College, Blank, Qiftj Toy, and all kinds of BOOKS.

Noto, Pupert

Bill, Cap, Letter, Noto, Billet, Wall, Window, and Wrapping Pipere.

Envelapes, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Siatos, Are., is., a very largo and complete stoek.

ru Fr I Tasi

Pictures and Picture Framot, a large stock of Molding, Curd and Tasstli.

nd W id pal

Window Curtains and Window Shades of all tho diil'ercnt styles and patterns.

Arti

Notions and Fancy Article?, both useful and ornamental eome and set)..

[1 seo.

tions plea

Toys of all descriptions bring in your cliil* dren and thoy can be pleased.

man one

Pistols of tho finest manufacture Cartridge/*, See., &c. If you need one eome in.

All the loading Literary Papers and Magazines kept constantly on hand.

Wilcox Jc Gibbs* Family Sewing Machines.' The best. Ladies come and see them.

Remember tho "Corner Book Store." north west corner Vernon and Qreon Streets, Craw fordsvillc, Indiana.

W v.

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A.11 made expressly

I OR MY TRADE.

-r-THtY- ARE ALL

A i-i'' 'b S & I S 8 O 2 $

Custom and Eastern uatle and

I LL WARRANTED

—I WILL SELL THEM—

10 PEE CENT LESS

than any other Houuo in the ciij.

O E & S E E

AtJi

L. A. FOOTE CO.

Nov. 8 186(5. vI9n9.

^Mammoth Shoe House,

I I Opposite Masonic Hall,

--CRAW FORDSV I'l)LE, 'rfllA^A,

Id now receiving

lOO CASES

BOOTS & SHOES,

FOR rAIA. AX&

W I N E W E A

T1I0S. S. KELEY.

,.s ,A '.i.l' of

September 26, 1867, Smowrt.

A W FORD 3 VSL LE^

WOOL EXCHANGE

AND

MANUFACTORY!

AT TIIH OLD SIGi\ OF

WOOL WANTED,

Lynn Corner, Cravvfordsvlilc.

TRB7-OOL GROWERS, LOOK HERE, Examine our Stock and look for yourselves. The largest and be3t stock of

W O O E N S

wo have ever offered to our trade, and oc better tonus than for years. Warranted

NO SHODDY OR WASTE

Goods. We have a splendid stock of SUMMER GOODS, COTTONADES, SHEETINGS & .SHIRTINGS,

TRIMMINGS, &c.

COLORED AND WHITE

CAJEIFET YARNS,

that are good. Cotton Yarns, Batting, &c.

A I N A N S I N N I N and Roll carding done promptly and in order. Wool Roceived at the Factory or Store for exchange or work. A. &!• HILLP.

April 25, '8r—tf.

"M 3 iE

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Ar.

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uRfi til ,vj t'l *it Jiu'l Wi

li'l m-2 J1 I-

Office on Main St., north side, icith Curtis Brothers.

CONSIGN Y0US GOODS

if 10*

-l0.: ,4 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

&to.,

General' ^ttmi^sion *M^r0hants,

'4j skippEES,

AND DEALKUS^TN A^T."KINDS1 OF 1. ...

Provisions,- Westprri and i, Scuthern Produce,

,• j5 BETTER,

V'SI\GAl«S, 4

fc-CSIEffSE,

MOiCASsiES^, LARD, SPIC.ES,. PORK, BICE, TOBACCO," EGGSj vjvifKEs.V z* J^

OFRI'ITS,

IKOI'8, «KAIi\, &c., &e.'

MESSliS. BLACK- SITEHCOCK

CO., ,«• i,,

4 &

Ilavinff-tlie mosfr txtensive connobtion in European and South America^-ports,- are now-prepared to raake the

Modtv^Elberal^dvances

AND

iiMlETUIiJVS

KINDS OF PRODUCE,

id Merchants, Planterr, Farmers ponerally tbroiiKhout the country, will tail it'greatly to their advantage to ship their goods to v,-v ..

Messrs. BlacV, Sherlock & Co.,

50 VESEY STREET, SEW YORK.

Having immense orders until]' d, from our correspondents in Liverpool, Havana, St. Tnomas, St. Domingo and several South American ports, wfc are iixlnimediate want of the above mentioned articles of produce.

We can also handle to advantage for our Southern tiieuds:

Cotton, Tobacco, Rice, Sugai, Molasses, &c.

Messrs. Black, Sherlock & Co.,

ALSO ISSUE A

I E E N

Which they will be happy to furnish

Fre8 of Charge to their Friends and Customers.

8. MILLER GO. have on hand and for .aiLle%»-«el«brit»4:^Studabiifeet Jinuity tn3.-

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T7 n. iff

liiUs S.i 10 1483

"CA

DRESS GOODS,

'BSlmoral"& Hoop. Skirts.

*1 »VEL,Ii\&SSORTJED (STOCK OFS$OJtSE8TBC8,

3 'also, A FU-LL.LI^E OF ..

BOOTS SHOES, HITS

Nov. 7. 1867. .v ..vn C. W. ELMORE.

SINGER SEWING MACHINES. New York State Fair.

The State Fair just closed (at Buffalo} was an unexampled success in nearly every department. The interest which usually centers upon sewing machines was not wanting. It was intensified, doubtless, by the angry (and not altogether reputable) dispute which has arisen over the "medals" said to have been awarded at the Paris Exposition. But those medals countod for nothing here, for the judges insisted upon a thorougn examination for themselves uf the several machines

in competition, and the result was a unanimous "report awarding the highest prize to the exhibitors of tho "Singer" for the best family sewing machine also for the best'manufacturing machine, an also for the best bit,t.un-h'lo machine.

A clean sweep and a righteous judgement say those who are best informed. It was suggested by many who saw tn'e magriilcent display made of these machines, and, the variety and admirable quality of the work they performed, that, the manufacturers were remiss in not sending them to the Paris Exposition, and thus have obviated the bitter.Controversy being carried oh over the gold medal. But the Singer Manufacturing Company, wbos8 sales of machines for the pastyear have exceeded forty-three thousand (some thousands more than any other Company in the world) care more for the "people's verdict./' wo apprehend, than for all the gold medals that were or could bavo been awarded at Paris. Tho Exhibition at Buffalo, to which we have alluded, was made by the enterprising agents of the Singer machines ia Utica.— Utica Daily Herald, Oct. 9.

SCOTT

AGF.NT FOR T1IK

m. 3SH2

5 E W I I S A N E S

CIlAWFOItDSVILLE, INDIANA.

IND

Queenswar© and O-lass

at the lowest market price.

CAPS

HENRY WASSON,

$1,000,000 in Watches!

FOR SALE ox THE POPULAR

ONE PKICE [PI^JNT

GIVING EVERY PATRON A

HANDSOME & RELIABLE WATCH

For the Low Price of Ten Dollars!

Without Megard to Value,

And not to be Paid for unless perfectly

satisfactory.

100 Solid Gold]Iiunting Watches.to $7,060

100 Magic Cased Gold Watches.... 200 to 500 100 Ladies Watches, enameled 100 to 300 200 Gold H'Bt'g Chrotr'ter Wat'h's 250 to S00 200 Gold Hunting English Lev'rs. 200 toj

250

300 Gold Ilunt'g Dupl'x Watches. 150 to 200 COO Gold Ilunt'g Amr. Watches.... 100 to 250 500 Silver Hunting Levers. 50 to 150 500 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to 250 500 Gold Ladies TFatcbes 50 to 250 1,000 G:ld Hunting Lepines 50 to 7». 1,000 Miscellaneous Silvor Watches 50 to i00 2 500 Hunting Silver Watches.... ., 25 to 50 5,000 Assor|eU Watches, all kimls.. 10 to 7S ^Dsl~ Every patron obtains a Watch by this arrangement, costing but ?10, while it, may bo worth $1 000. No partiality shown.""^3v

We wish to immediately dispose of tho above magnificent,sto k. Certificates, naming the articles, are placed in sealed envelopes *and well mixed. Holders aro entitled to the articles'' named on their certificate upon payment of Ton Dollars, whether it be a Watch worth $lj()00 or one worth less. Tho return of any of our oortificatcs entitles you to the artk-lc named thereon upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and a* no arliele valued at loss than £10 is named on any, certificate, it will at once bo seen that this is

iVo Lottery, but a straightforward, legitimate transaction, ichich may be participated in even by the most filstididus!

A. single ccrtiCcato will be sent by mail, post paid, upon raeeipt-of25 cts., five for $1, eleven for .^2 thirty-three and elegant premium for $5, sixty-six aud more valuable prdtnitira for $10, one hundred and most suparb Watch for $15. To' Agents, or those wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity.: It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authorized by tho Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us.

WHIGHT, BltO. it CO., Importers. 161 Broadway, New Yoriri

SILVER-SMITHING

P. FITZPAT^SCK. O S

Watches

AND

JEWELRY.

|J IIA YE on hand a largo and fine kfesortnieiit of the best American, English and Swiss Watches, now in tho market. Also, a large supply of 8-day and 24-hour clocks of all kinde and of the best quality. Also, a largo stock of

SPECTACLES

of 'all kinds to suit the market, and warranted "to givo entire satisfaction. Also, a large assortment of fine Gold and farficy Jewelry, all of the latest styles with a fine stock of

Groid Pens, ,'fa

I have also ju3t received a new and eoiapleto*set of Watchmaker's

TOOLS AND MATERIALS.

and am now ready to do all work that I may be favored with in thq. .best.style and with promptness. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired immediately, and work warranted one year.

Call at E. J. Binford's Drug Store, Warrington- street, west of -tho court-house. P. FITZPATRICK,

August 3i, 1S66.»'_ yl.

PINE iaLATH, PINE SHINGLES,, CEMENT, LIME, COAL,

SALT, tfco.

THE

UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform thofC interested that he is prepared to furnish tho trade with, the above named articles, at tho lowest cash- rates. place of business is convenient to everybody, being located on the lot foimorly occupied by the old hotel, known a* theCranb'liouse. Ji V. KEERAN.'

you want Pine Lath, call oja

REDUCTION OF.. EXPENSES I

J. S. MILLER &CO'S ~"'i

-('.t:

Tbc

KEERAN.

you want'Pinc Shingles, call on ,nb -J

l-f-

3*ou want Lime, call on

KEERAN.

vou want the best Cement, call on KEERAN.

KEERAN.

"JF yon want anjr of the above named articles, at reasonable rates, call 'on KEERAN.

Yi'dtninisIrator's J%*otice.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that tho undersigned has been appointed^dministrator of the estate of Paschal Fink, late of Montgomery: countv Indiana, decerned. Said e-tato is probably solvent- PAffGHAL F. WILHITE,

F«bS-3. Administrator.

osM OlU

Carriage Manufactory!

Market Street, north of Ooutt Iluutt,

CHAWFOEDSVILLE, I2TD.

WITAVINCr recently purchased, enlarged and ft J. improved the premises wo occupy, thereby I saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufacturing

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

we would respectfully announce to our friend* and the public generally that we are now in a pogitj.on to defy all competition in our lino in this State as regards

Prices, Style & Workmanship, and invito on inspection of our Carriages, Buggies, Arc., a fine assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. Being all practical workmen and employing nono but. tho most skillful, asd using the VERY BEST OF MATERIAL, together with our long acquaintance with tho wants of this section of country, we cannot help giving satisfaction, as we confidently assert that our work and prices cannot be excelled by any othor establishment in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exchange. All our work warranted one year.— Repairing, Blacksmithing, Trimming, Painting, Jcc., executed with neatness and despatch.

Superior Farm Wagons. Our F.'irm ^Vngons are built expressly for thi* market by STUDEBAKEIl BROS., of South Bend, led., of tho very bk.--t timber, and more I with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to ui»

Wo fully warrant thein in evkry PARTICULAR for ono year, and will sell them cheaper than any other establishment in the county, A fin» stock always on hand.

J. S. MILLER CO.

September 20, 18BS. \j

ill DRY

A N

MACH1IESH0P

In Crciicfordsviile.

BLAIE, LYLE & CO., HAVI-:

NO\Y IN OPl-RATTON a Focsiimr and ?»j acmr.VK Shop, in lhi« placo, and iavitc all interested in

MACHINERY OF ANY KIND,

to give theia a call. Tbey are making all kin4« of castings, such as

MILL GLARING, every description,

SOPiGfll'M: MILLS,

FUJINAGE FRONTS^

JSUGAIl KETTLES,

GKATJE BAR5,

Making Patterns for, and JRepIacit^

STOVE PLATES

OVENS, ,'t I)OG IKONS, ko., k*.

:r-i YJ tit ii

ai"" ps*/parod (o ropnir

Tubular Boilers, Steam Engine*,

ftv Thrushing Machines, "!i

Reapers, Drag Suvvs, Mowora,

aud to «uako and tit np

Brass Castings, .. .and Blacksiiiithiag

of erory destfription.

VV-"

A is is

warranted to perform as represented.

CASH PAID FOR

OLD IRON, COPPER & BRASS.

Shop on Orecn street, near tho Depot', may 10'Cf,.] BLAIR, LYLE 4 CO.

H. P. KXSMINGER. W. B. XIC1I0L305.

ENSMINGER & NICHOLSON,

DEALERS IN Isi

SADDLEEY

—AND—

HARNESS,

Washinglon Sf., Ciavrror4sville

WOULD

respectfully inform the-citizens, of Montgomery county that they have now on hand a^ general assortment of 'custom »a4et work in the line of HARNESS,

S A E S BRIDLES, j,:, HALTERS, „,

WHIPS,

iaaata-i'^ SPUES,0c

&,i

GIETHf*, &c., ^LC.,r.v:

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

Thoise wishing anything in their lino will do well to call at their Shop, north of the Court House, on irashington street. They are determined not to bo undersold bv any house in the city.

ENSMINGER A NICHOLSON.

70f nigh est market price in CASH paid'for IIIDES and SHEEP :PELTS.

Kove.mber 8, 1867. vI9n9tf.^

MANHOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED*. Just-fthblishM a new cdltfon oT DR'jOULVEHWELL'S CELEBRA

TED' ESSAY on the radical cure, withutU! medicine, oC Spetmator. rhoea, or Seminal VVcakness, Inyolunta.y Semiital losses, Impoteney,

Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to. Marriage, etc also, Consumption. Etfilcpsy, -and'Fits, induced by sclf-indulgence or sexual extravagance.

Price,' in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years* successful practice, of self-abuse, may bo use of internal pointing out a moiio'of ciirc jit oOCfe'sinvpla, certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter wbat his con ditioil m'ay be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically!

This Lecture should be the hands of every youth £iu' every man in the land. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any addrest, postpaid, on receipt of Ers tettts or two post, stamp*. Also/Dr. Culvcrwell's A'Marriago Guide," pric« 26 ceatak Address the Publishers, t.i CS'^Si J. O' CSilKB J^OOt

"'2? Bowery, 2C#^Totb, PbetOfiScfe Tfdx £»CS6* ifanTjarj'Xs, "j «j*»