Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 September 1868 — Page 7
SCI^OECt^fiiTTV^S^.
"N:).utio:il neatness—sweeping the horizon with a glass. Is shingling hair of any advantage to the roof of the mouth
Why does a sailor know there is a man in the moon? Because he has been to sea.
Wm. C. Bryant keeps a tailor shop under the Astor House. It is not the one who wrote •'Thanatopsis.1'
The New York Commonwealth says that if Boston is the hub of the Universe, New York is the whole wheel and makes all the bubbub.
The personal property of the late Sir Benjamin Ginness, of Dublin, is more than a million sterling. The stamp duty on the probate of the will is £iG,500.
JM r. Charles Peck, one of the
Avealtu-
iest merchants in Waukegan, 111., has been held in 826,000 bonds for an attempt to murder his wife by1 poison.
An eminent French physician says that in an examination of thirty thousand infants, he never met with an instance of one born with teeth ready cut. Kg
The Chinese hold the olliee of school teacher to be the highest in the world. All the people there are educated, and the instruction of 3-011t.l1. is universal.
A picnic party at Verlietz, Hungary, was lately overtaken by a storm, which burst over them withjgreatfurv. killing four ladies and wounding several others.
Eleven murders, sixty two murder
's, ons assaults, and twenty suicides, besides the usual number of lesser crimes, are reported lo have taken place in New York during the last sixty days.
Russia must be a paradise for school teachers, as one hundred and ten days of the year are are devoted to instruction, and the other two hundred and fifty-live to holidays and vacations
The manufacture of wood-soled boots and shoos is one of the latest Boston novelties. It is claimed that they will last much longer, are impervious to water, and only cost about one half as much as leather.
A man at Rye Beach the other day tried to start a balky horse recently by building a lire under him. The horse lay down upon the tire and put it out. This as well as other persuasives was tried and failed utterly, and the man had to give it up.
The recent flood at and near Baltimore exerted enormous force. An immense piece of rock, lying in the bed of the Patapsco, near Sykesville, was observed after the flood to have changed its base, having been forced down the stream about fifty feet from where it formerly lay, and elevated b3' the force of the water tally six feet. An accurate measurement of this piece of rock showed its weight to be (J 8 tuns.
Cresson has been visited by burglars. T1 lihed the Mountain House and several cottages of jewelry, silver-ware, and money to .a large amount. In one cottage they brought from the cellar champagne and such delicacies and substantiate as they could find, and in the dining room regaled themselves with a regular champagne supper. They then decamped, taking an entire service of silver and about one thousand dollars in money and jewelry. There seems to be not the slightest clue to the .thieves.
The Boston Journal says that the recent interpretation of the law by the Assessors of Internal Revenue, requiring job printers to pay a tax upon their productions, was regarded! by man}- of the craft as illegal. Major J»hn H. Eastburn, a leading printer of Boston, desirous of testing the questions for the benefit of all declined to pay, and though threatened with a suit, maintainad his position. On Wednescla.y last he received a letter from the authorities at Washington, which says that unless a printer produces work which is sold by others on his account, lie is not liable to a manufacturer's tax.
A soldier named Cockroft was wounded in the lower part of the abdoman at the assault on Petersburg, 1865. The wound was probed at the time and gradually healed. Recently, however, Cockroft was taken with symtoms of gravel, and it was thought necessary to perform the usual operation for stone in the bladder. This took place at the Soldiers' Home, .Newark, N. J., last week, when a cast-iron ball was found in tliat region, deeply iiicrusted upon one side by depasits of urinary salts, and weighed one ounce and twenty-three grains. It was removed while the patient was under the influence of chloroform. He is now doing well.
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
E E 8
—MAMMOTH—
SHOE HOUSE,
Opposite Masonic Hall,
CltA WFOIiBS VILLE, IND.,
Is now receiving
I O O O A S E S
BOOTS AND SHOES
-FOR,-
SPRING &' SUMMER WEAR,,
All m:ulc
EXPRESSLY FOR 31Y TRADE,
TllKY AKiC AI.L-
XVFIRST GLASS GOODS,-**
'Custom and Eastern made and
ANI) ARE ALL WARRANTED
I AV ILL .-ELL TIflOl
TIC 1ST PER CEjSTT.
less than auv other house in the eitv.
COME-& SEE
apv-:: TU03LVS S. KELLEY.
FOUNDRY.
E O I N
MACHINE SHOP
IN CRAWFORDSVILLE.
HAVE
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CRAW FORDS VILLE JOURNAL: SEPTEMBER 24, 1868. PK^OTranOTPTXif^iQKgwa^sauaaRC
CO.
now 111 operation a .Foundry and Machine hliop in this placo, and invito all interested in
MACHINERY OF ANY KIND,
to i^ive them a tall. They are making all kinds of
OJLSTinsra-s,
—SUCII AS—
Mill Gearing, of every description. Sorghum Mills, Furnace Fronts,
They are prepared to repair
Tubular Boilers, Steam Engines, Threshing Machines,
Reapers, Mowers, Drag Saws,
And to make and lit up
Brass Casting and Blacksmithiiig of every description.
All work done by this firm is warranted to perform as represented.
Cash paid for old
IRON,COPPER, BRASS.
Shop on Green street, near the Depot. april23'68] BLAIR, LYLE & CO. apr23y 1
Superior to all others in the market, than you can a'et at any other placeMay 28, 1868.
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HAIR RESTORER.
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iasi Success,
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jVew^ty^® inoiieg0|ij BY ITS USB (li-iiy or Faded Hair is ([Uieidy restored to its youthful color and beauty, and willi
the first application a
beautiful gloss anddoiigMful fragrance is given to the Hair.
It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spot® It will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIR is immediately clieckog' For Sal® by nlJ XDragrpsJs. DEPOT removed from Greenwich St. to
35 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place,
v23vl
Sugar Kettles, Grate Bars,
Making patterns for and replacing
STOVE PLATES, OVENS, DOG IRONS, &c., &c.
DRUGS AND CHEMECALS
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ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND HARDWARE.
GREGG'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE AGAIN Ml FULL BLAST!
Having purchased the entire stock of Canine & Gregg, I am now prepared to offer extra inducements to all who may need anything in the Hardware line. I have a large assortment of
IS&OW, JWZIgjS, STEEEf, HOMME JYiMJLS and SHOES,
At Lafayette or Indianapolis prices. Also, a good assortment of Blacksmith's Tools, such as
AS!VIE,3, VISES, STOCKS AHD HIES,
Of tlie best English make. A large stock of MECHANIC'S TOOLS, of the latest patterns and best make, very cheap for cash.
EVERY VARIETY OF BUILDING MATERIAL
At a small advance on Manufacturers' prices. Also the largest stock of
Pocket & Table Cutlery, Silver. JPlatecl Knives,
Forks and Spoons, ever offered in this market. Having imported them direct from manufacturer, I am offering them at prices that cannot fail to suit everybody. Farmers come and see the hugest stock of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Ever offered in this market. I am agent for the world-renowned
E 1 1 A I A I
With Dropping Attachments, the most complete Reaper & Mower in use, Also,
S E S A I 1 S I
Which has 110 equal as a Seed Sower. Also,
GJ&elM & eO's R1CHMOJYB THRESHER SEJ*.fR,MTOR.
Come everybody and see the Mammoth, and buy more goods for less money
RING'S VEGETABLE APjISROSSA.
BING'S
GRAY HAIR.
^1—--RFF'jj Tills is the AHBI:0SIAthatRingmade.
Tliis is the Cure that lay In the Ami-'»sia that King made,
gj-f- This is the Man who was bald and gray, Who now has raven locks, they say.
Housed the Cure that lay In the AMUUOS'A that King made.
This is the Maiden, handsome and gay, Who married the man once bald and gray, Who now has raven locks, they say. lie used the AMBKOSIA that King made.
N.t» Ar But who now lias raven locks, they %."§ say, Because lie used t.ho Cure that lay
In the AMBISOSIA that King made.
T!»ls is the [Sell that rings away |^\To arouse the people sau and iy B&jUnto this fact, which here docs lay—
(Jf you icon hi not be. Inhl or fir ay.
Use the A:- a nasi/, thai I! hi?/
E.HTUBBS
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made.
CO., Pnopius ess, Pctkpobo\ H.H.
For sale bv
T.WWry & Co., CrawfordsviUe, End. 3Iay 11, IHGS-niO.
FOR THE HAIR.
Vegetable RESTORATIVE
Was decided by the N. H. State Fair and I* now conceded bv tbo public to be the very best Preparation for Restoring faded Hair to Its original color promoting Its Qrowtb, eradicating Hamora ana Dandruff, and for Dressing aad Beautifying the Hair. It is fre« from poUonoos drugs, does not stain the finest fabric* and leaves the Scalp CLEAN the Hair BicB, and
OLOSSY.
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, S[£NOHESTBB| K. H.
LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO, General Agents for the Northwestern States. For sale by E. J.\BlJVEORD BRO.,
CllAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA. je4irt
WAGONS, PLOWS, &C.
E. & J. HENDKIX,
Manufacturers of
Wagons, Plows, Farming Implements, &c.,
BRAZIL, INDIANA.
UQPRepaiiing anil Jobbing of all kinds in our line promptly executed. Wagons furnished on very short notice, and Plows kept constantly on hand. All work warranted. Agents for Well PUMPS of the best make. augG
S. H. GREGG.
IVIED5CAL.
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The Great New-England Eemedy I
DE. J. W. rOLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Icountry,
This is the Parson, who, by the way, Harried the maiden, handsome and
To thiMiian once bald and gray,
S now offered to the afflicted throughout tlie after having been proved by the test of thirteen years in tlie New- England States, where its merits have become :IR well known sis the tree from which, in piirt, it derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PI3TE COMPOUND E S
Sore Throat. Cofds, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections gerieraiiy. It is a Remarkable Remedy For Kidney .Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
Complaints.
(Ft nm ihe Boston Journal.)
JJOSTOX, Jan. JO, IfcW.
POLAND'S VTIIITK PINT. COMPOI N!.
A VAI-UABI.IC MICIMOINK.—
Pint Compound,
—After
having given it a thorough trial, wn can ouniidoiUly recommend
Poland's Whitt' I'iin' Compound
Independent.
The Ifliite
Pine Covipound
as a
very valuable article for the cure of cold.- omirlis, and pulmonic complaints generally. In «veral cases, we have known if to give prompt relicl when all other remedies which had been tried I'.iiled. It is an article, which, in a climate so promotive of sudden and severe colds as is that of New ijr.^iand, ought to be in every family and we are sure Uia# those who once obtain it, and give it afiir rrk:l, will not thereafter be willing to be without it.
Or. PohnuPs
White-
advertised in our columns, in asno-
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues of the White Pine bark. It lias been thoroughly tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the proprietor has testimonials to it? value from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend its trial in all those eases of disease to which it is adapted. It is for sa'e by all our drag--gists. JV. 1'.
is now so'd in every
part of the United States and British Piovi ct's.
PREPARED AT Till'.
NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, BOSTON, MASS. C. DAMON & CO., Proprietor#
For sale bv
T. "W". Fry & Co.
Isville, and J. I). Park, WhoJesaJe
Ci-uvfordsvillc. Agent, Cincinnati. je4yl
PAINTING.
T. EL \V IIX TOTS', HOUSK, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, WOULD
return his sincerc thanks to a
generous public for past favors. Hoping by strict attention to business and reasonable prices to share a continuance of public favor. As a Glazier, Gilder, Paper Hanger, Engraver on Wood, &c., fee is equal to the best workmen Ih the State.
Shop over B. J. Vance's Dry floods Storey Greenatreet. apr23,.