Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 January 1874 — Page 4

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CKAWFOROaVILLK, A X. 22, 1874

NINTH DISTRICT NEWS. ti

—A bear lias been seen near Thorntown. The coal shaft at West Lebanon has proved a failure. —Six persons are Boone county jail. —About 250 pupils attend the Frankfort public schools. —Health in the vicinity of lhorntovvn is remarkably good. —A million feet of walnut lumber is lying at Frankfort awaiting shipment. —The Frankfort Ihinmr print# in lull the specifications for the new jail to be built there.

tabernacled in the

It's uncertain over at Attica when a man goes to bed at night what ward he will wake up in next morning. —The season when the hoop )Hde forager makes a raid on the lands of the non-

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•sidents in lioone county is about open- other half untouched.

tv. It will take about fifty to accommodate the county. A new town named Jolinsonville lias been laid o!l in Warron county, at the junction of tlieT., W. & \V. and the (1). it V. llailroads.

ICKler K. I'Mniond-on, of Westvilie, this State, has been employed by the congregation of tho Christiau church of Lebanon, and will commence his labors on the 25th inst. —There are over 17,000 railroad ties lying at the side tracks within the corporation. There are over

bought aiid delivered on this section of the ""I., C. it I., liailroad.—Lebanon I n'riiil.

-Winnebago Tribe of the Order of I

Hed Men, at I^ebanon, will new hall on theotii of next month. In-

tribes throughout the State to be present. —Elder Cnnlicld has been regularly employed to take charge of the Christian church in this place and will move his family here immediately. He preaches at this point half of the time.- •l'.nil:fort IJirf.'riit. -Iron is laid on the Frankfort & Kokomo Railroml more than half way to Mielngantown. and the work is progressing .steadily. Sol Burgess seems to have considerable to do with it.— I'itul:jort

Unnnrr. Attica is indignant over the action of its City Council in the passage of an ordinance changing the boundaries of two of its wards "for the known and avowed purpose of the establishment of two more siloons within the corporate limits."

—Last Sunday night the Christian reeently

rhureh was crowded almost to suffocation. From lil'ly to one hundred persons could not obtain admission, and almost the same wny on .Monday evening. The interest is jrreat-—]'i-,inhfnrl Vr.«-

Lt'llt. Very iiiteii^-tiiif: nieetinss are held afternoon and evening at the Methodist church. They are well attended and those present enjoy them vi-rv much. .Meetings will continue to be held tlisre lis long as it seeing pro(itabl\—I'l-nnhjort Crwiit. •iff, —M rs. Jcrushi Lewis tlie oldest jerson in Thornlown. Notwithstanding her asre living 'Jl, she has better health than most ladies of-ii.'. Her eyesight is pretty good, hearing almost a gooil as ever, memory unite perfect, and her .voice for .-ingin™ clear and melodiou-.

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past .011*111 David Maili

rniseu (»n liis Iionu» farm, on tlurtv acrc^!

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\vas an average of 72'i bu.-hels to the acre. This is the best in the county as tar as heard from.—Frnnlfuft 'rrwrit. —The H'arren TIHICJ announces the closing up, by force of public opinion and leral measure, of the last nf the dram-shops in West Lebanon, and remarks: "The whisky power in this village is completely cowed, thanks to the

Williatnsport Temperance Alliance, our (tood Templars, lw|uire Shepharl and lawyer Coon.'' —We arc informed that Dr. MrWoYtliian, formerly of this city, but now Superintendent ot the Blind Asylum, at St. Louis, contemplates walking from St. Louis to Indianapolis at 110 distant day. Time seven days. This, we think, will lie a hard task (or him, as it will require him to walk about forty miles a day to accomplish his aim.— I.rh'iiion I'miirrr.

—Tlie Frankfort Cweitl tells the following for a fact: "Owing to tlie fact that a certain rule of school had been

—'I lie Frankfort Cretcent relates the following snake story: ''On the third day of January, 1871, in the woods pasture of Win. Campbe'll, 6f Warren totv'uship, near Middlefork, a large racer or black snake, six feet long, was killed while crawling on the ground. The snake was first attacked by a dog, tmt making such a vigorous resistance the 'g could only stand and bark until help came. Mr. Campbell vouches for the truth of this statement."

—The boy Duncan stealing, as mentioned was arraigned before Judge Davidson Covington 011 Thursday last, and, pleading guilty was sentenced to five years in the reform school, or, if he could not be admitted to the school, two yearsin the State prison. Since this we learn that the Reformatory being full, he v.ill be sent to prison. This if a ease of speedy retribution. The hoise was taken Friday night. The theft was discovered Saturday. The thief wan urrested Sunday or Moudny. Tuesday, taken to Covington on Wddnesdav,and tried and sentenced Thursday

lrrested

—less than a week from the commission of the offense.—Attica Lcdycr.

INDIANA NEWS.

come from the water works lacks £2,000 of running expenses. (,'harles Ager, who was tried in I'cru in lStiS on a change of venue from

Huntington county, lor the murder of John Feltzhold, and sentenced to twenty

—In order to drive oat the rats, tlie Clark House at Terre Haute to be changed into

rolled, 3:tl of whom are gentlemen. In'

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ties

left the

ing. —On February 1 the'passenger rates people. It i~ a treasonable conspiracy —There are upwards of thirty granges [,e reduced to three cents per mile against tlie government. May tuid in of l'ations of Husbandry in Clinton coun-

the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indiana-

—The Fox-Farneman breech of promice case was brought to a conclusion in

the

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vitations have been sent to the .linerent I township, St. Joseph county, damages in

I'ivil Circuit Court of St. .Io-^ph thrown the A-ierican Union. Whilst a ,« 1 county last Friday, the jurv awarding Umictwal man ho al-o a up«» and iwdedicate a .. .. S complislied scholar, uitb indeed predominate Fox, of

the sum of £10,0tl(). The parties first met and foil rally in JS71.

South I'end

State is rejxirted in the Trihiinr. Henry Stanley, an old man aged about seventy years, was found in lloner's barn, near the Sisters' academy, so badly frozen that he was nearly unconscious. He was on his Michigan pineries, where he had been cook in a lumber camp, to his home in Marshall county.

—A hint to farmers is found in the fact stated by the Kendallville Sliiiitlnnl-. "The yield of clover Heed in this vicinity is large,judging from the following purchases made bv Keller & Kalin. They

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uiunicipa expen Ps (lolovv we give the substance of the old Kniui r.] during the six months ending l0ttcis written by Caleb Gushing, the 1 suw un article in the last /•'newer on 1, 1S74, aggregated $10,22!'.11. The 111-, tiding of which caused the President to the "Cost nf raising wheat," by 1$. in withdraw his nomination for Chief .Ins-, World. I will now give you my ticc. The first is written to uniel Mar-1 pxpericnci on the subject. I selected cv, of New 1 lamtishire. It commences

iinsurgent States

one years imprisonment, na-. neon tion, colonization, emancipation, devas- then harrow again, rolled, run drag over doned by the (iovenov.. tation, extermination, which sounds like ntrain, and then drilled live pecks to the The Greoncastle "Ihiimrr reports:

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.. I, loose, which, if carried into actual opera-! bushels, and weighed out .'21. I sold the Asaury has now all 1J1 students en-

'6-1-3, before the admission of ladies, 47 cau?e a great national uprising, entered gentlemen were enrolled during that upon bv us lor the maintenance of the college year. The enrollment for this college year at the Female College is I'M- The abolition of "the Constitution and —A man in lledkev, .lay county, who the overthrow ol the Union by our own :ii, i„ I atal hand, not that of our enemies, had half a dozen Bhcej illcd under a

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haystack, told a sharp boy that he might distinctiveness is the only practical dis-1-r,,

have half the wool, if he would pull it ofl. unionism existing among us, and the The above tabular statement shows The young rascal went ami puiletl half loyal States, though they make believe f, hauling to market aim tax on tho wool oil, as reipie-ted. but

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it, fiercely

His mercy counsels."

polis road and all its branches, including The other is a letter to .Jefferson lavis the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Davton, the l'resident of the Confederate States, in Dayton & Michigan and the Cincinnati, troducing a triend Richmond & Chicago roads. —(told and currency to the amount of si fill were found in a wood-pile at the house of John McCorniick, at Kokoino junction, the other day. The money is

Danville Yincennes, Kountain county branch, completed by the laving of three with whieli to terrify the nation, if some miles of the track northwest of the orator had beeni bold euough to paint it Wabash river. Detroit, Kel ri ver A: 111 i-

of "round, luisheU of corn, good Lvan-ville rvuitlwru li (s 'eu cf»m I lie Ueptihlicnii Mato tonvc-ntion^ unl solid as anv lie ever raised. This 1 i»K*t1, i'iulitcf'ii milo.i, Lo Hoonville. 1*110 1 lainp^Hirt adopted tlu*. lollo\\in^ anions other re.soUiUons, as tlie plalforin 1 onnsyivenia road rompieted troin

Jitvolr^l. That it is the voice of the people of Indiana that the acts of the Secretary of the Treasury iu u.-ing the

violated with impunity, the teacher, ^rccnback reserve to meet the exencies of thinking that kind words would no the governni-nt should be approved by longer do, gave the order that the next violation of the rule would lie followed ly punishment "i the runt. Little Jim-' line came home and inquires of his ma what Miss SI ay beck meant by punishing 'on the spot.' Ma had to explain.''

some mode of supplying which will conform, by its be wants of business, should diately adopted.

V(»Wrid, That the c.irpor.itions created by the people, either by Con-' gressional or Legislative charter, should

be held responsible for the proper

for hotao capital should be left to supply the deby us last week, 1 maud ol the eountrv in that behalf.

JlrKnlint, Chat whieli will give belter cilties lor traiiHfiortation of the j-eabonrd than now e.\Ut, to be deinandod by the he.-t the |X'ople.

confound all such disloyal

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supposed to have been concealed there! have the honor of your personal interby Nathaniel F. Dritton, who \va- found course. Of this I take pleasure in assurdead in his bed a few days ago. It lias been delivered to hi brother at Greensburg.

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D. C., March 20, IStil.

ik: Mr. Archibald Doone, for

the last six or seven years a clerk in the Attorney General's office, desires from men letter of intioduction to you, and lie deserves it, not in viuw of anticipating administrative favors, but that he nvay

ing you that lie is eminently worthy. A Southern man by birth, family and aflecticn, he lias carefully studied and ably discussed, in Mr. DeHow's y'-n'i ic, and in other Southern works, the lamentable events which have been gradually undermining, and have at length over-

bought of .lohn lCiurick l.i tlie siime cannot be said of 1011 iot. also $8,000 clerks doubled bushel-, which he raised from thirty colored, of South Carolina, who took Iloston house this yea acres of Jacob l'latt 11'.' bushels, the

s, and alsi from Isaac

11, raised from eightc

ground. known as "Mammoth," gentlemen received $".25 per bushel.

—During the im-t year the following new tracks have been laid in this State:

a dozen years sine.'. Yet we still live, and seem in a fair wav to continue in ex-

noi-, extended twelve miles from Auburn j,tC|1(.0. j, time we had learned Junction to Butler, on the Lal:eShore &] the lesson of putting all men on an Michigan Southern. On tin- l'r.uikfort equality, and let the colored man lake & ICokomo, three miles have been bud,

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sixteen graded. The Lake Kru ii Southern has been com- tiHrhe Kei'iiblican State Convention of

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point sixteen miles west o! »Sonth llond ... I southwestivapl twenty-nil.e miles, to Valparaiso,"on the l'itUliurg & l-'ort

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the franchises granted them, that they are created to b? the servant-, not the masters ofihe people and that we favor such-appropriate legislation as will correct the abuses in their management, and restrict their power within the legitimate sphere of their service. We repeat, tV.e declarations of the Republican National

Convention of 1872, and of previous of more subsidies

A K«'«n Ke.litiiul i-r.

planing mill.

—Farneraan embezzled forty thousand dollars of Carroll county's money and a jury of his peers sent hira to the Penitentiary, for two years. Jesse Hawkins, a half-witted .boy, takes an old coat and horse-blanket to keep himself from freezing while he sleeps iu Burgess' stable, and a jury of. hit peers send him to tlie penitentiary for two years. There is something wrong.—Fmnlfort Bnmtr.r.

.lelV. Davis concluded a speec'.i on slavery with a threat that, if the North did not yield to the demand* of the and in due. season—it

He was brought back South, the Slates of that section would yearn hence—will bear a a John L'. Halle spraiif: to his feet, and, in

his lnagniliccnt voice, said: became of llie ten tribes of

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settled in North Carolina. Thcv each I by small majority have a very good farm, adjoining each! other, and both have families. They

irty lor the pending campaign:

'I'd, That agricultural pursuits are

tlie basis of all materal pro.-peritv, and best calculated to foster those habit.hicli conduce to tlie highest welfare of a State that we hail with Ratification the advance making in the science of

"S"" agriculture, ami tlie evidence ofawaUcn1 milium itcp 11 it

1 sin. I ing interest it as a pursuit in our own

The llepublicaii State Central Com-' State that the Uepublican party will mittee,at its last meeting, determined to welcome the healthy influence which call a State nominntiiip convention, to be tillers of the soil always bring to their held on Wednesday, June 17. The coin-councils, and accord to them their full inittee also adopte I the following reso-i and legitimate weight in the (lovern- planter who owned a slave in partner-1 Unions 1 meiit, and that we pledge our utmost of-1

Vi'-Wn-./, That it is the uiidoul.ted will I torts to re.lresi all grievance of the Kepiibliean paitv of Indiana, that discriminations which the farming interests suiter to ab ilisli all special privileges and to give all classes ot men eijnal

Congress shall immediately and unconditionally repeal the bill passed at the last session increasing the salaries of the I, and exact justice. President, CougresHinen and other ofli-j eers, nnd the members from this Stale The Xew Vork Trihunt tells will fully represent their constituents in lowing good story of l'rof. Snell, urging such repeal.

Congress that the unexpended balance thousand dollars, and so on till the cofol the forty-four millions should be is-j fers were filled to overflowing. Tiien sued as rapidly as practicable, and that the college trustees concluded aise

a currency asticiiy to be imme-

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by alluding to the scheme to colonize wheat stubble the other eleven acres, Florida, and proceeds as follows: flax stubble, lifteen acres in all. 1 "This belongs to that base brood of plowed the ground the first part of Aupestilent schemes of policy toward tho gust plowed about nine inches dee|

tion, would in the ultimate affect, most crop for $1.0") per bushel—$337.2 of all the loyal States, and tend to

I Constitution and the Union, to sink

down into a mere desperate struggle and suicidal blind rage ot self-destruction.

inant literary taste and habits. In the „j| jl(. work. T(ie result is, I find it discharge of his otiieial duties, lie has I

com I lined in a singular degree the. purest!

ill love nf a Democratic integrity and most enlightened intelligence, with modest contentment in his .... lot, having more than once declined olli1 he first death from freezing in this

the fidwin') has

been l'rolcssor of Mathematics at Am-1 herst lor many years, and who. before the war, had, it is said, only the small salary ol eight hundred dollars a year. After the war wealth began to roll in upon Amherst College. This man gave lifty

the salaries of the professors, and Iroin re do a it to twenty-live hundred dollars per annum. S a it in

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wile came in to announce tlie good news. He was pouring over a well-thumbed 1 mathematical treatise. "Kbenczer!" said she, "what do von think They've done it"Done it'.'" said he, "done what .' who?" "Why, the trnstc s! They've raised your salary to twenty- I five "hundred dollars a year!'' Snell'si lace became radiant. "Thank (iod,i

I'aiuira!" said be, "now we can have a codfish."

years, against grantin to railroads or other companies, believ- tellar, after occupying the ('residential I iug that private enterprise and private chair a brief four mouths, has been

Till' l*ro*|irct I.. .S]:.lu. sin is going back to her idols 0:

thrown out, and S.rano, a confirmed .,^1,.

Mouaniehisi, is at the head ot aflairs.

a proper measure, The frieinU of UepubiicHii government. xiie thorough co iter and cheaper fa-' in Hpain have about lost hope. The to "and freight to I we believe interest* of

paniards arc not yet fit for self-govern-1

men'.. Serano, besides being a monarch-.

of extendiii£ Spanish power to I he We-a

cation necessary to popular freedom is

long and painful.

And what srael? I)e-

Israel? Dc-j

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stay alternately two weeks at a time I^ist week, in Ohio, a young ladv died at each other's larm. Hotli have children who have fine educations, and one of the twins had a daughter recently married. They have good residences on their farms, and are considered good and xuecesnful farmers.

pieces of ground, one of four acres,

subjugation, conlisca- then harrowed, then run drag over it

delirious ravings of a bedlam let acre. The next Fall it threshed out :iu."i

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Tim nlutlitinn of the Constitution and Tnailniwl-"in-il«y. :i Si l'«'r iMv

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conspicuous employment in

public service. He now resigns hi prese.it office from sentiments to that which alone he can feel to be his country, namely, the Confederate States, from one of which (Texas) he was appointed. I most heartilv commend him as a gen

from llie I ticimiu Jitul a man i«» your

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^deration, your ohclieiit servant the eo-t ofn hiHhel'01' wheat well, ]ert'. Crsiiixi 5 hup-* it is not. ::i:,•

IL011. .letlerson Davi-, rresideiit Ion- .• (eilerate Slates.

... .. to Stephens, thoimh perl'ectlv n'spectful cloak-luiver in a Boston house couldn't AJ011CL Ol product^ of twent_\-five acres, and alsO|,

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ninety-five and a half bu-hel- from Isaac seathinir. Theri1 is a kind of poetic jus- employe has just gone abroad as ,i buyer fmwt'DiinsviLi.r, Newman, raised from eighteen acres of tice in a colored man's meeting the for :i New York lmuse at 000 a year Tlw iv-is mI

,,f quondam ice President as he reiiirns mid expenses. A New York linn is to-

$75.00 Vl.UO JM.IM

To trnmmnl hnwl^t'^ilnys, sit Si |»cr »l:iv.. To rutting uh inu hint' To Kindini? nm\*hockms, »l.tv?*. at jut

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:it $1 per

To lmar«hn.t )ii»n'i"«'MttinL' anl thro-huiii... Tn ^ee^l. ISl4 l.5i?heN, Sl.'O per tui^he! T't:il extven-e" 5

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admin-! ^r0nd-1. You will see that my wheat

istration. It is in deadlv hostility to the cents ner bushel or .s-'ii l:j ner i11!l,:n,

.. ,f I.OSI iiuis I'll uii.in.1, i'll florins hi'iillliv anion sill it- lmris, :in.| i-K I freedom, prosperitv and happiness of luei.

While threshing I asked these same ncighlmrs what they thought of "lxiokfarining" now, their yield of wheat being from five to fifteen bunhels per acre. Now my object in giving this statement is for mi boast, but to show tliat a little extra work in putting out our crops, and cultivating them better, is the panacea for most of our complaints. Farm less acres, plow deeper, cultivate thoroughly, sow good and clean seed, "trust in God." and my word for it (if you are a reasonable man) your complaints will be fewer. I kept tills account with my wheat crop to find out whether or lot 1 could raise wheat at SI per bushel at the present high price of labor. I did my own work except harvesting and threshing (harvest hands 1 paid lifiv cents per day over what others paid.) 1 charged for myself and learn the same as if I had hired it done

|iat I got over .S1 per

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pnjlit. Now, 1 don't

wish to be understood as justifying the

high price we lnve to pay lor labor it is only one of our drawbacks. There are others, such as poor larinimr, fast living, buying on credit and high taxes, etc., which must be charged to us. The price of labor is not too high, if other things were higher the money-lender gets more of our substance than the laborers. We of would-be

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esteem, ami im. with the highest eon-1 you will s:iv this is not tellini I

l*rolitable Clerking.

t.» the Hoor of Congress, and ably reply- day trying to tempt a IS^ton cotton

lor liicli tlift-e t,, |,i jn debate, while the galleries, good- salesman into its jinp'oyineut at a crowded with white and black sympa-! salary of $l."i,0lMi. A worsted goods thizers, cheers iiim on, and a bliifl' old clerk in Ni vv York, at £7,ooO, i- anxious

General in the. army joins in the con-: to get buck to his old employer- hi 1'oston grutulali'jtts at the close of the speech, lor if3,20'I a year. I What a picture this would have made I ,\ correspondent of a neighboring jour-

niid'ttisi* in a dry ^ood.s IiousO isn't ^o

A Slouly l.curiit'd I.esson, Althotifrh the colored man who mediately lollowcd A. II. .Stephens ^in A Huston paper says that one of C'lulllin's the debate in Congress over the civil SS,COO clerks began January l,l.S7 t, in l.'.'u. l\ii hu mil il id not amount to much, Boston, at .913,(MHI.

him in baud the neat day. liis it-ply ork house with a $20,000 salary from a

nio-l terribly touch him. An old lloton dry goods iirm i: l„, c. ,v s.W

ual tells of a clerk, in a niral town, luid a pet calf, which In- wits traininir upi in the ways of the ox the calf walked around very peaceably undrr one end of in ,.ur-ii:iii' rthe vok" while Mr. Clerk held up the' Mnieuoin.yy

the mar. conceived the id-a of iiuttint: tn-«.t: ke.to let the calf!

his own neck in the

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Spurgeon says.let us not employ prayer I with a view to our own work alone for narrow-minded supplications cannot be I acceptable with (bid. Some prayers reI mind me of the story of the Virginia

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to redresi nil grievances and unjust 1 a pious man, was aecu^unnei to won up

his prayers

for Methodism, and, liaptisl for their own congregations and Presbyterians for their favoiiteconfraternity, I would urge them to get a little further than ''illess my liali' of l'oni|iey."

Moral ,tlvl'«» WrlS !*»:•. Kr.,m the I.oe.,:,.p..:t I'U

Don't commit suicide. Tiiere honor in taking the life of a foul. Don't punish too mneh bad whisky, Il is ivr.itig to injure yourself iu your efforts to put your enemy down.

Don't ask the Lord to foruive your eiieinies. Practice eharitv a litlle while on

vonr own account. Don't spend another man's money freelv

Wanted to 1o Heard I'roui Il any body liasevnr iisetl tlu* thorough ami .scientific course of tri'.Hmout rcc.j:n!i\en'lfl 1»y the proj»rioior of Ir. S.ige's (Jtitarrh Komo«ly forth" uro of catarrh and has not been perfectly cured, tho proprietor, Ir. 11. V. Tierce, would like to hear from that per-on, and l»y addre sing him at the World's Hi^pensary, Buffalo, N. Y., t-uch |K»rsoi», if there he one, will hear of something to his or her advantage, as the Doctor i.s in earnest when

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is not at ail likely that the scheme

spised, fcattcrcd, lost and no one kuoivs of Postmaster General Cress well in rewhat became of them but the Ark of card to postal savings banks will be adthe Covenant of the living Ood remained opted by the present (Jongress. It is with the tribe of Judah.''' said that only two members of the advantage of never

Hanking and Currency Committee favor to tl:e lungs as there is danger of doing

Chaug and IOug, the Siamese twins,are offices and l'ost Koads i.- op|iosed to it I poisonous solutions. -j 10..1 P.. V«-KI. I N'T __ I IT.....

from what a round-headed old doctor said was "heart klot or embolism of the main flue of the heart," but she revived in an hour, nnd it wan found that she had been temporarily choked by a clieiv of gum which she had swallowed.

he oilers $000 reward for a ease of tarrh els.

vvhich be cannot cure, and is perfectly

jiay he fails in a single case,

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ascertaiii on ini|uiry. course of treatuient re-! recomniended bv Or.

eonsists in the use. of Dr.".Sage's

is_t at heart, is known to be hostile to tlie Umiciie which is the only means by I United sitati s, is oppo-cil to the abo- !.which tlie 11 ti id can be carried high up lition of slavery in Cuba, nnd in favor

tarrb Remedy with Dr. l'ierce's Nasal

applied to all parts of the nasal pas-

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Indies, (.iood-by to Republicanism in with in which ulcers exist and form I Spain, for a time. Hut the seed is sown, hicli the discharge proceeds. In uddimay bp many

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tlti.s thorough application of the

fruit. '1 lie edn- remedy, wliit-h should alwavs be used

rm, Dr. Pierce's iolden Medical Din-

Twin*. the plan, while the Committee on Cost- by the use of strong, irritating snulls or Rfpaililli ill Pllilltillgj AV00

An old resident of Jacksonville, 111., says the present is not the luilde-st vvinter we have had for fifty years or oven forty years, lie says'tho winter of lS4-i-5 was much milder. Then the Illinois river was not frozen over, and farmers could at any time go into their tields and plow.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

WsiU'li the Chlltlreii. ot'ton look

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tin-vicUl was not extraordinary ..niiii tin- i.ion'.i.

I for good soil. Hut taking everything to I account, it was satisfactory. When 1 I was putting it out some of my neighbors said 1 would never get pay for the extra work I was putting on the ground.

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ennso than having wurins in the xtoimu'li. iti'mvu's Wnnil'uno i'ointiti* \villlostroy \Vtiring without injury t» tho ehiM, IMMIIIJ porfoctly white iuitl fn-o* from all coloring or other injurious uiuri'ilit'iits nwu"Hv u*i'"l in worm pi't'piu'Ji* Hon.. finrns A- HKOWN, Prop'r*.,

No. Jl Fulton stroot, Nrw York.

SoM ly lruu»'.Ms '.'loMiu-t*, »nd tlrah-rs in M.-ili.-inVs •ru-.-nt" l«»x. jolylovl

TI h» Household l'liuiK'oa ami Family I.inliiiciit. The UtMiM-ltol'l l'HUHiM'ii nini I.iiiiiiii'ht i. thf b»'t n-mtsly in tlx? \VOTI«1l''innily

lor the following

i-onii'ltuniK, viz.: Cniinps in the Lunh^ am! Stomach, l'.*in in Iho itom:u.h, Mo«rls or Snlo, Ulieu. mwttMn »U u* form«, Hi!ion« Uoli'1, N»»ural:i!i, Cliol«-irt, 1 »y«cntoi'v, OoliN, Kh"*h \Vi»un«ls, Hurn^, S«n Thr«**ii, ChilN tout Fover. For intf-i nstl :»nu i?\ t«'in:il llv. 1

Its ojMTuriosi i.-i not only to relievo the patient,

..., .. I'Ut entirely iemo\e Ihet'jinxo oltlu* i-oniplaint.

',l"

"In

,lK'

Tie- Hou^ehoM l\ni?tee!i ir iy veiretuMo oil'* nn-L

honlin^. I'repurod hv «-IH' (TH'TIS UKoWN, iir Fulton Street, N. Y. I For -ale bv all dnmijiM-. inhloyl

Thirty Years' Experience ol'an Old Xurse.

Thirlv vt»r' i-.Npcricnoe of an oM nme proved tlml Mi." Win-Ion"- Southing Syrup is tho pre Monption of-one of the be^t fctiiHie physicians ami niir»es in the United States, mm lias been used for tinrtv venrs with never failing safety ami stieeess bv tnillion« of i:iotber nn.l ehihiren, from the feeble infant ol one week oh! to the intuit. II corrects itei.lity of the stomach, relieves windeolie, re^ol:itef4 the l*»we1s, «n»i ^ive.« re»it, health toi-i

I'onifort

to mother wieiciiihi.

We believe if to he the best nni surest remedy in tM* world mull esses of dysentery and diar* iho«a in ehihiren. wheilier it arises from teething or from any other cause. Full direetions for u.»* int will m-company e»ehi ottie. None uei.uine unless tlie f.ve-iinile of ('nrtf* A' PcrkiitM iIs on the outside wrapper. Sold bv all medicine dealers »ilyl»vl

To fonsiniijilivOK.

The advein-ei, having be. permunentlycured of that dread die:*.e, tjon-umption, bv a simple remedy, i:» anxiou to make kmoin to his lellow sulierers the n^eansof euro. To /ill who desire it.Jteu'ill sen-la tfopv of the prescription ti^ed, (free of ehar.^e'),

Willi*

ihe tlireetions for prepar-

mg and u^in^ the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, l'.ronehiti. A".

Piusies,wi.-hinir the pr,-erioiion will plea-o nddre--',: It,• v. i:. A. WII^nN,

I'M I'enn. St.. Wilhamsbnr^. Mew York.

I'.rrors oi Youtli.

A U'Mitlemnn who sutlered for ei\vs from Nervioiis Iiebility, Pennuture Ieeuy", and all the elfeets ol youthful indiscretion will, for the sake ot sutlerini humanity, send fiee to sill wlo» need it, the reeijieand dire «i«u for making the simple

......ii iw. remedv ny whieh hewasenved. Sntl'er^r^ \u-titijr

aibl titer than n.-ttion of farmers. Header, so bv addre-sm^ in rerfeei eontidence.

j)rojU |,v the advertiser's experieiiee ean do

!, nN

Jl business if you eail lie at the head. Tole.lo ,V Louis Air .ine Hailroa. Company will be held nt tho City Hull in Onus ford*ville, February 4, 1*74, at 2 tion of lnroeiors, mid to Boston, at .913,000. One of Stewart's old !rmi«iirt miy miicr li'isinc...^ thnt m»y !_••_ I.r..Ill-Ill

..1.1

,0dn

"'••"•-'l, •i-'Ce.liirSt,. Xew v..rk.

E A N O I E S

LWTIOX NOTK'K.

The annual ineei ins of the MoeUholders ofihe

eforr them

his salary in a A bid by aNew

V,\ Tin

der

D.MINISTUATOR'.S SALE

livivuli- ^ali'

"eighb r. and, being

O II I O

of an order nf the (*ireuit Court of

half mile stake on the we-

(N-i:i'.S||)KNT

l»v sjwtn^: )ll, I^oni! in I by hi« attorney. M. I). White, pro lnced mid filed ... .- .. .. .i.i i,... i.I.H" in the Clerk'^ otli.'rt -i.iid court, hi- amended lluno nitiintj-

'oeheee

A in

Hpntufiie

covcry should be taken earnestly as constitutional treatment, without which few cases can be cured, as the disease isul-l Wii^on** Le|ii 'im*i!ni].v en h.-uul, me ways constitutional and must In1 treated

a in re a a in S I W A O a a at re a it a a

MEDICAL.

AT WOOD'S

Quinine Tonic

BITTERS.

The best Tonic and Stomach ir ever offered the public. It will Improve your Appetite,

Facilitate Dlgontlon,

,\SP

the Hoard of Ihreetor*, srn\ rFo btv. I

LECTION."'

iii-i-u.i' 1 i". IV IJ'i- CI

II I I

-i. iwa.

Notiee i^ hereby jjiven rhat tlie iiunual meeting of the Stockholder* of the Lo^aiistvort, (.'rawfordsvihe A Southwestern Itsiilway Company uill lie held at the otfiee of H. B. F. 1'ieree, E«i., in tlie eiiy of Craw iordville, Indiana, between the hour- of 10

and I o'eloek r,

M.,Wetlne:

.iMimary -'1, A. I». 1 71, for the purpo:nj» thirteen

l»ire,tor-

earr

to serve for the ensuing

or until their *-ueeeot are elected and q'lalitb-d le-eordiu-j to l.\ and transact sueh other bn.-»n»-«s h- may eonie before the meeting. .lulls l.KF., Vtee.pre-I.lent. .US. H. I'AUIS, See' v. 1 ie«.mber I. wlio

al estate

Tl"' Ul° ,1""1Ihc

see how it would .seem t'i whi with a rsi-.-ti'-ti 1", ii town^liip l'1 north, "t' runu" This I'riglilened nii-ter call, .\ ioll..»-: .H.-simu'i#

partner and elevating his tail and his voice, lie struck "dead run" for the village, and Mr. Clerk went along, with his bead down and plug hat in iii- hand, .-.training every nerve to keep lip, and crying out at tlie top of his voice, "Here we come darn our fool souls head us somebody!"

ef two trsicts ,1c-

-'.Til'Mt :i- fi'llous Pnrt i,l noi lli«i'l ,|ti:irt-[

•I in" ~l"" li'MI ,'.

iliiliiULT llli'iu-eliortli SO lulls, thflu-,. I'll.-1 Tn I'o.U,

thenee south so rod-, thenee rod* In the place of beginning containing iv.'» aeri*s. And the I '. I half ot the I -t halt of the norlhw.^t »|Uiirt.*r of

-rod section le in to\vn«h»p nno ranee ator^aid,

coniamin^ 4" aere«. the property of lieor^e 1»i*i-

ver. deceic-eij* i-

I 1CKM.S —Une-li-df cadi in «nd and one-hnlf smell v\hcn in IJ month-. ith isitere^t from dale. land hatuile liKOl^JK W. Hl'TTON, Administrator. 'rH'»J!oN .v l'i*.TiNt, Attornevs.

NO it

Stnt» of /fi'/eoi«t, M'tnfijO'itt »t., {\rrmt ('.••n't, i'brtittrtj term, A. I) IS74. .lohli Small \. .hdm Siii'dl, administrator of the e-tate of

-W ble^ in\ hall ,„»e of action in hi- behalf.

lNnnpt'V.'' \N llfll N\ o^lcvans always pray Said Iilaintitl al-o tiles the atKdavit of a disinter e»te.| per^oj) thut Alzini Whi^-tt/fheo jofe Whits:f, Anf-line t'Urk, Willnon (Mark, ':ire\ Hareh.

A^a Hjich and Ura ll'it.-.h, defend mt.- in said e.m-e, are non resident^ of the t.ite of Indiana. Now therefore th-' ihove uame.j d«Tt-ndants' w.ll take notice of the tiling and pendeti'-y of tni-ju-ti.'m and that they he and appear before the •j«,d)/e of Kiudcourt on the Hr-t Monduv of I'ehrtiary, it being the id day of said month of K«d.rtiary" \. I», 1«T?, nnd answer s:tid 'omj!aint.

Wiiness my liand and the «eid of said eonrt

hereunto at!i.\'*d:it the eity of'Crawfonlsville till'i-

,1,fl

loo

dav of Januarv. A. I. isTI. JauM^.l 1. M. YANCK. Clerk.

PRICE LIST

liook at Our Price List.

1 I'l ills, 1

JO -,.

i-.-M

A a in I "Vol il h: t. it

a O

IOO Va r«l Spool, 1*0 l*tH

1 1 1 O

It ll Itl

W A O N A O

YOUXTSVII.I.K

WAGON FACTORY.!

n"1'1

I -I"-" itiTi:il«.

.1 •.... An«l Open lhii»i»ie«. hnilt loonier. uri\ 111^ the tiiseiise I n«ute*.i onevenr.

I'lttNKt'nBl. .September l-t, l*?:i

than°kfu|0n its Fma

KIVM

JJOCHI

IJOHA

tono

to tlio Kcrvoua Syntcm, Vi^tr to every Orjrnn of the ltoly, tliereUy imparting Health

I I

Strength. Tlit^ro no renieily so

lor I.nnjcoor nnd Debility, whether geivral or following aeulu

riiseoHC. Tho 3ietUcal Faeully indorwi it, for

lys)epsiti(

Jnnnilieo, Nervous

Debility, uiul all tiisoas.M arising from DUorderisl *l«lvcr or Stoinneti, Constipation, Klatu1enee« ukIi of lU«ol to the Fleacl,

of Appetite, Henrtbnril, F\»lneh» in tlie Stonuieh, Sinking or Fluttering ut the Pit of tlie Stomach, Dintnetu of Vision, YellownewH of the Kye* ami Skin, ]*aln in Head, Shle, Hack, or Chewt, all of whieli InUioato a ilorangcnunl o£ tho Liver or JMjreMivo Orjrans. ren»ons living in laria, Kover ami Ague, liillt»iis Fever, &c.« are tho

renwns living in or vlsitine Motions whoro Ma-

•harnoteHstie diseases, should be provided with them. They aro tture preventive for nil ailments arising from msihuious ettupes. iMeparution of

QUININE,

the l»e»l Remedial A Rents which the selof rh«!inistry lins plriei'd nt tho disj»osal of the phy.-leiau, 'iuiblned with other valuable vogetable tonles, dellrately ilavored with Choice iVroumtlcH to ph«e the palate.

Sold by all Druggists. $1 per Bottle.

OILMAN BEOS., Wholesale Druggists,

BOSTON. MASS. of A a or vi

-eje.-.y

E N E I S E

GIFT

a fct

111 lb'luibl in I li-tt ibut ion in lb nintr\

5.000.00

Valuable Cirills

Ill

b«- ibuti-d

I 1 S I N S

V-

I'.-.il, UKiifl.Alt MosTlll.V

GIFT ENTERPRIZE!.

To iMMlrawii Dlomtay, Teh. u:l, lsTL Two .nnd Capital Prizes •.

$5,000 in GUEENltACKS

2 Prizes of $1,000 5 Prizes of $500, 10 Prizes $100 each in Greenbacks! 1 liiir-c and J5u«ijry, witn Silver-mounted Harness worth 1 Fine-toned Ho-eirood IMano, worth lo F:doilv Sewing Maebines wi»rih Sloo each, (i. Vr\:ehes and Chains worth $ 5"o e»eh. tiold American Hunting watehe-i, worth

eaeli.

lo l.-tdie^' tiold Hunting Watches, worth $!««» each lOoo liobl :ind Silver Lever Hunting \Vat«'hes (in idl,) worth from S-" to eaeh. t«old Chain-*, Silver-ware, .lewelrv, A'e., Ae. Whole number (Sifts, 7/oo. Tickets Limited to 7.*»,U«t0. AgenlNWniihHl foNcllTic*kotH, to whom

Llboriil I*romli«iiiM uill lio|nl(l. ngle Tickets 81 Six Tickets Twelve Tick|Hons" ets §lo Twenty-Five ?jo Circulars ontainilig a full list of pri/.e- a de.

x\"uu!*tl-lv'I •^,r:l,li°n oj the manner oj drawing, and other

informati(»n miegard to th»» manner al IHstributiuii. will be .eut t«» any one ordering them All letters mu-t be rtiidresr-ed to

,MAI o'»icr,

L. P. SINK, Hox s»i.

101 W.FittliSt. (1N'INNA I'l.O

S O O N I I

1 I I S Are better,"'Tieeau-V

Are""luiiiiern stov polt-h. fur better thun OF they j»ive -i

rsi:w

7 1-ii «'tH. i-:»

IIS'

S I

'll 1 II

A N A

I I

A 1 111 il tl.'si. l'J 1-iJ els. On rroll Hlea eh, ol .1-1 Siol't J^lxilnlk, IO etH,

t.'AMI'HKLL Si HAHTKIi.

W I S

A 8

All work war

liner j^li

uv oilo in exi.-tenee than any al

ountv. Indiana, I will sell at •n or uK'-r four weeks trom date in nod eom»,\ bi dliant silvery ?h»-eii, uith les^ th 0 l.d.'i»r rei'tiied uh* other pili«hc- are

than any alher polish.

c: O HT

YiehN

neat and cleanly r.»n be

ned

W O O

(JR-A W P011DSY ILL

Wool Exchange! R, M. HILLS & CO.

(Jrcat Reduction in the Pri,ces of Woolous

In exehange lor wool.

even in

I'Mn dvinu no dirt OF the paiior wuhout hist when

n*od. h-»

trouble ol

ix isi.\o Tin:

WOOL SEASON

.-.for.

loovmi* furniture or carpet*. no di-a ^tc.eable sulphurous or strong prepare*! for use, but mi' p|.

aeid -ant

it i' ii

Are' pui mi in tic:»t In each box' are 1"» style and in a lorm .... -tide 1 stiekis.-uf-ni'orc eonvenint for tieientior any tove. I u-e than anv other thus all wn-te i* pelih. -aved. 4' II B'O Bt 'B'

A.l»urdi et al. ('liUtn. Are th«* eb" o»e-t polish in the »u!x-t. beewn-e

it remembered that on tin* Mb d»y of J«n. ,\K

'inhered that on tin' oth d»y of J»ie ,,m. S7t, it being in vae»oion ol the Cir-.! Montffoniery county. Stat«« of

uaty, A. l». ISTt. it being in vueuti.m ol the t.ir- the poli-l. nit Oturi oi Montgomery connty i..<p></p>In*

diana. Tiie plaintill in the above entitled enu*«\

O O I

con',

Work and Iron,

A year ago I had bad cough from the catarrh which had got in my throat. I tried a rood many things but got notli-, ... ing to do me any good until I used your It^rse SllOClllg illUI Plow A\ Ork. Golden Medical Discoverv and I)r Hage's! lvrsnns waniiiig miy iliinji i.. our line wih.io Catarrh Ueniedy. They cured me in

1(L4(!K.S»1TIIL\(J Spueiftl ntten-

bone with ne:itnc.«H nnl lespnteh. tioriKivcri to

We AMU Sell l.mr ror Cash. V-

In luldition to our own niiuiu-:

fiU'tnrc we haven Isiri^e .and well

selected stocli ol"

WOOLKNH..

COTTOXAWKS,

MO I, I MIS.

eoniinuanee of the same.

I»ltIXTS,

and nearly every thing in the domestic line. All to be sold nslow as any house in tlie city.

CASH FOK WOOL

At till times. I'»on't fail to L'ivens a call if yon I I want the worth of your wool in money.

Thankful for former patronage, we «.olieil a

It. Jl. 1III.I.N A

SAW MILL.

10.000

Sa^v LoirsWanted

A I N

I'CITV S A AV 31 11 i,Lj

TO prncHA^r uit,

!i tlio

We nil! biiv !«••», tijr.berm the wocds, orlo«i«

delivered at stulntni on either of the rajlroat^

for which we will pay she highest price in ea-di. We also buy black walnut, poplar and ash lutnbei'. We have notv in operation machinery forUe-

.Sawing, Matching and Sjurfueinji, ami solie.it work

roin both e-ty and country. We»re now prepur-edtoft*rni-h on sliort notice Hrid^e, Itarn and patteri .- «'otnplete. Aho, Fencing. Fence

and Pickets. Spe.*ial nttention :ivei» to

the buildinn of Kunev Iron Picket Kemv» "."hieh «*ost no more and i» hmd^onwr and mon* dun.-

ha Mill north *cb* of, ,r»lS»»^e street ,^ne the

.Intie'.ion.

11. M. & W.C. L0( lillAUT.

E I A

mnwdl poli-h A S mneh -nrfaec

Crumb-ol Comfort can he had at dl \fh"te- »hi {hat

fJroiersand l»cnlers iu the United States, and.!

Uet.rd I'e.tlers will find them the mo.-l piititahlej

€AI)WALLADER THE ARTIST.'

Has .li-po-e.l of the HKK IUVK (JAhLKUV.

1 I E S

i:i^i:isit.vcj"i

ItUeuiiiatic Remedy,

roll

HIiiMiiiialism, (Jout, Neiiviiltcl:i,

Lumbago, etc.

The

tollowniL'

OATS,

ALSO

were cured of chionie and Acute

lihe.imatism, S'ervon* Lumbago, fccmliea, Kidnevami Nervous di-ease*. after years

.I uill. «M

I Ie

CLAVPOOL

Opposite tli* ItatoM House.

I A N A O 1 S I N I A N A

A I N A N I E E

FA KM EltS OF MOXTtiO.UKIl COUNTY It' yon want the highest price in cash lor

SHOEMAKER.

MOOT & SHOEMAKING.

W. II. A aviiSm

•ho hani.iii fri nerv aiui li^' MMiplb':-' »f itllit:iv* it co,1'" -iml ili.-'u--

sutb-r-

im», bv taking Or. FltIor*N Vi'tfOtiiMe Ithouniiifi* Hym\u the scientific discovery ol .1. I'. Killer, M. fi.j :t reguhtr graduated phvsienm. with whom we sire personally acrpiainted, who has for yeiii-H treated these dise:i-i— e» »du-iv» ly wirli *a-touishing result*. We believe it onr efiristian duty, after deliberating, to eon-

M'iention-lv re«iuet sullerer* to use it, cnecially p.vin moderate eireiunstanecs wiio etui not allcrd to wa.-te uioiicy ami time on worthlos mi.xture,-. A- clerguneti we seriously feel the

H.ne jn-! taken tlie ti. «cinpi'tition with l-i premium a the In- OF everal of the best of dianapolis Imposition the ohl stove polishes

deep re.-ponsibihtv le.-nng »u u* hi publicly in .» .j t'». iliimiimiliisiiioili.-im-. Bin our I .1..w 1I-.. 1.11.I rio.l-, tr. tliir 11,111. I.11 •xperietiee of it- remarkable merit fullv* juMi* lies our action. Uev. II. Kw :ng, Medina, I'a., sutlered 'or txIecn yi-itr.-, became hopele.--I Uev. Thoma- Murphr, "Kratikford, I'liiholelphiu

Rev. .1. H. Pavis-, lliihtstown. \U v. S. Jhieiiunan, (Marcnce, Iowa. Uev. 'i. Smith, iMt-lord, New Y«»rk. Ilev. .lo,«ejdi llegg-, I'alls Church. I hiifidelpliia. «»ther testimoninls from Senators, »nvernors. .fudges, Congr«.—smen and I'hysieiiins forward'd ^r:itis with pauiphlet exph'inm^ these dis^a^e-. dne thoti-and

Buy ("ni Mje, or (.'I'Midin »f your storekeeper, if he has them or ui!l procure them for you iff no do a am nam'' ol your near«-t express M,iti..n, and will send'yoa ten boxes and samples of Ibirt- 'he^pr't-ent'ed to miv medicine for lett's Jtlnekimf and Pearl IMnin-r, free of eo-t. jjw,.„se--bowing eotud met it umlcrtest,

1 from the fuct that they are tlie fa-te-t selling -x ouHnntee namiii" the number of bottles to cure, arlicle or the kind in the market. t«» refund monev upon Jworn statement Ii .A IJAli'll 'II of iis failure lo cure. Atllieted are invited to 11.1 \ortl» Front SI.. I'lihKlolplilii write to I)r. Fifler, Philadelphia. II.- valuable 1 i:i Chamber* SI.. Xeu Yorli nothing. HliTI'llOIV

JSroild Si »*M»I. ISoston. irvj0m.5 i,,ner» Ayent at Cravvlordsvilte. Jnd.

O O A A E

-..mher 1 "i-n i»» the

BI.OCK

JOHN CA 1)WALLADER.

•. ''Avisos

O E S E E

Call on UKUISB, MAItTIX & CO., in llarter's Block, two doors east ol' the postoflice, Ornwfordsville, Tnd.

CONS't A^ I I jY

TIMOTHY SEED,

OTV IT /ViV I N

ALL I-CIiV»S OF ..

Brati, Shorts, Middlings, etc., etc. (attinn, .liARmdcco.

mtrm-ic virim niui ivali'c rurct

MANUI'ACTiniEU OF

Boots and Shoes,

No 9, West Washington si

Crinvlbrdsville. Indiana.

CJixst««\ IMade Wori

HKnifmufni'tures

Hoots on thcjmtent Dirnn

Last,.which euableshim to ^ivo a hem t.«)ii ensvlit. Mi*-is prejmred to dooustotn work, m-tliorsnu-ed nrpcgptml, on short notice. Kejutirinji done wilh ne tneMs nnd dispnteh. Ke snhei^ r. -luiro of the pfll^ie ^hsfotn.

MEDICAL.

DR. A. TRAGK

MifiHHIC OffiHKIT iu: TTII: cruK OF

INFLAMMATORY DISEASES.

^r«

Tra^U wus eni*at cd for f.verdy i'n:iM' of evperimont" upon ih" me.itv il erlle*4 iU'l power of wyutdhh*.^, .uii., eomblijed At 'In'^yventy •.• eejb'd in ^I'.-'-niitT.: lo th«« uornl, a- ih -n-. of UW .'in dli: tu».i •K'r.i',t"« tn-' ol \wi:«:h r-"o- •. eiv uu'*t|u1ih'«l tne nur.: .* tlli rtlnenvery i'- «?ot:i IrMOl 111 pouei iii Vi^e.lllhle h.\inu'ls WJlll Kieetrii-lry V.i.Mi-'ti- .1 i'i tl form of ftn *e

II 'ML ror'jitn, it !*, tl*'* »v Kipre»*i"l-Mi:e.l i- no unplie'iti lie- ei're of li.^ as*.M.itu,' •-«. oiu-e :ss U:.* •/••ito'sl. tlS'setlV.-i'v of Tue 'i' (•til- »•». •-,! .{.d os.- liiVe- .n op tie,. iiiv.'cr itis, widlt* t.iei''' iiiMii .i'lelii 11f to !i?s{u.: IWUlt'..I :'i iJ' .olu, tern to .lie jjii'.l't «4 t'e

'lin': 5 !l» elt^'llVinoJl 1!» b.Ood. 1*1 nie^ns a co.iin»Jhu4 p-iwvr- i-* iii-m{ ni.iliiiul^' bV/nes'nf•^de*i"e. Hi! oiK »iii"d 1'o.iV' '-s»v o:a !!••.. s.ioli i«.tii'' iW *iI (OK) tU.it it p'.'fietiuti-s to eveiv }.•• ..... j,.: .Vc"y bone find eux nv i.» i'MTC..- .!•.!• nfviri^ m: 1 UI inlhi-. niv',:

Mit.!'.' x.'.M iisu -vv

risfr.JM"

TV txtnr roii'i

wiser tn:- re ii -1

lie it^ -o l!-':l!' i'.

Intornal r-ini* he has V.vpi" lio-i th'"» IVlWel

iil »i l" pro in" an.-

v*er et! 11-

No at t'.l-{-•

'(1.

For lnfl.ii»?ii:%tory

I I I

tliis ointment i« too^i ««\nn»r'fe iir, e\ p:Mp .r.Mi. F-'.- Uiplitlieria I'll 'M .• il N iinrivj'l.-o. h\ iiStwtv-nliu* etis«'K Oi ot hundred, it will b"d entire relief le

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t»e«»'of Ne: vo't ll.a la. he in thirty uirmtoj For Ncrvou* tit*- mr-urine of lmiuen*'t' vnlit .VU'oclions »f (tic 'Spfiio, lliiemu.ui-Tn. Lnm-'ties-. ritvi'aU'il Sore 'I'hniut, l?romliiti. Pc'Uri-y. Ofiutp. I'olie. Cholera AloiiiiUr. A 'lie tlie Face or !»n%:ist,- Thirns, Scald Heiel. Sco.fi:',, Sail Kli"ii:n, Krynipelas, Itrtlum»tl ICycs, Ke\«-r Sorm. Sore. etr.. will he litimedlMely ri-Hevi^t tey tilt* use of Dr. Track's Mtgnetle Ointment 1). UAVSOM, S

Co., I'roprV, HuiVulo. N.

For restoring' to Gray Hair ir.natural Vitality and Color.

A •lres-in,' el is a

onee agveeali!". liealiliy, ai..i ofteeluai I presi

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inir file

hair. It s-i'ia •I's/.I/V.'S I"'-' nt' tn itx in'i C"/'T. Ifit/l lb'

y/i).** inn! fi'i'*/'"I'*" I lii» hair is tbicliened. falling hair eheekeil. and baldness often, though not always, cured bv its ue. Nothing can re.-lorwy llie hail' where till' l.iilieles are 'li'-ij 1st roved, or tlie glands at ro|i!i ed -a'.n! jdecaved but sncli as r.-ni-iii! *.'•1 1 I saved i• this ap|ihca!ion, and ,-tinrh. hited into activity, so that a. new prowl Ii of hair is produced, in-te::'. of fouling the hair wi'h a t:• -t seoi-,. I liif lit. it will keep it. clean an vigorous

Its occasional use will prevent the iiair, from turning gray or falling •••!. a

Scrofula,

consequently jireveir luidoe.--.

benefit :n ere h"

i:"

can prodm.e one fourth ei* v. any living Anv per-on ^enditlJiby leltcr flcs»o iptiou

OJ*„tHh.tioh

will r*eoive rat*i- a lea dlv sillied

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restoration of vitality it giv." scalp arri'sts and prevents the tioll of dandrniV. wliicli i.» cleanly and otl'en-ive. 'o

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deleterious snlistaiic.es vvliic'V, ui-i^'' some jireparations dangerous and ''•'.I'

but. not harm ... I w.v a 1 1 A I I ii I

nothing else can be luuii 1 -o 1 i' Oonlaiuiiig neitlier oil nor dve.••it. not ioi! white cainbrii'. :'n.t •. jitilKon the hair, giving itre i:.' -. litstie, and a prati-fiil oeii'-eii,

Prepared Dr. J. C, Aye.r

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X*rtK'CS-,3nl i.ni! Analytics-I bei.ii-»' i^vrrcLii, mass.

Ayer's

S a a a a

Is wiilely known as oni' of llie mi eliee'.iiid li'ini'dies ever iliscovereil for eleansir.g the

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lent and jmrilv i"ur llie bloo'l. It stood the te-l vears, wiih a constant ly grow-in:: rt'|utal ion, ban'il nil

:irid sii.-tnined by

|V*

So mild as to lie safr '!1"'

benefu ial lo cliildien, and yet so M'arclni'g as lo etl'eetimllv pur^e out the iili'iit "i'" rnptions of the blood, sueli as the ferotii'ea* and syphilitic contamination. lini"irllK' or diseaM's that have lurked in the syst''1]1 for years, soon yield to this powerful antidote, and difapjiear. Ilenco its wonderful cures, many of which are publicly kn«wn' of

and all scrofulous diseases

Ulcers, Eruptions,

orders of the skin,

and eruptive dis

Tumors,

IJlolclics.

Itoils, Cimjiles, Pustules, Sores.St. Auf Iiouy's Fire, Kose or Urysip 1ns, Tetter, Salt Rlieitm, Scald Heart, liiiiKWOrni,

and internal

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ceralious ol' tlie Uterus, Stouiiicli, mill Liver.

It also cures other coni-

plaints, lo whieli it would not seem espeeially adapted, sueli as

Dropsy, Dyspep

sia, Fits, Ncurftlpfia, Heart Disease. Female Weakness, Dcbilii.v, ami Lcucorrllflen,

when lliev are nianifes'.a-

tions of the scrofulous poisons.^ It is an excellent reslon'r of health an', strength in the Spring, liy renewing the ajijictilc nnd vigor of the digestive organsit dissipate!) tlie depression and listless in guorol the season. Even when- no disnnl'

lilt*.

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npjH^ars. people feel better, and live longc. for cleansing the blood. The system uio"1'" on with renewed vigor and a new li .is-'

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E A E IS

Dr. J. C, AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.J'racticat and Analytical Chrm

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