Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1865 — Page 3

ftttnnm § J 1>- ^ ■ — 1 Ijocal Matters.

At thb Homkhtbad,

EAR Pi tnamvii.lk, Ind , y

August 19th, 1865. )

r i>. Banner: Dear sir, I perceive the *port of those who died in their country’s service from this part of the county is incorrect. For instance, Walter

GBEEWCASTLE J’lME-TABLE Haute * Indianapolis Bailroad. Logan (who lived near the Warren and ^oliaa Bast Going West: Cloverdalo township line) is given in

e ( ;ag Ba*t

Train, 2:30 a. m. I 1st Train, 13:55 a. m ii‘ * 8:51 a. m. | 3d ” 8:51a.m.

eogp. m r3d “ 2:28 p.m. K . j 4th “ 5:25 p m.

2d 3d

4«h

1003 p m

LOUm n. a. and chicaqo r. r.

1!l ' 1805 - •*«

GOING NORTH. I - i li_ ^■•.uvirioOKed

Accommodation 9:08 a. m. Bipieaa 6:13 p. m.

GOING BOt-TU. «

Baprtaa 11:20 a. rn.

The train leaving at 9 08 A. M., runs to Lafayette, arriving there at 12.30, ]». ber twenty were not from this township

“ Q ---Ifl.raa T.nfavette 3 30 at«l five were not from this county who

.o™..=u.p miv i is given in -.-^.•nieairaoi me united Butea, or more r , ’ . favoratily known as a pioneer in medical dis-

neither ; also Oeorgo D. Martin and covery,than that of Dr. JOHN OULU, of Lou John F. McMains are omitted in the i? Til,e ' K ,y , Hi " inintitat'le prenaration of

. . SarKaj arilla, has lon^Mtood at tbe head of th«

rioveruale list. I hey having gone ID varioua compound* of that valuable drug. Hia the Warrren Union Guards, rendezvous- Compound Pbctobai or W.ld Cnraav hash.-

... come a household word throughout the West

* ■ ” * ... • . .—l . •

DR JOHN BULL S 8TKVENSWNSHAKUWARKSTOlUi *

COMPOUND

CEDRON BUTTERS. The lateU and mo»t important tlitcovery a/

the 19/A Century.

T^O MAN’S NAME IS MORE INTI IN mutely connected with the history of the Materia Medicanf the United States, or more

favorwblv lr•. «*• - - '

No. 8, East Side Public Square.

FOR SALE.

yj Same train leaves Lafayette 3.30, p M arriving at Grcencastlo at 6.44, P M. This train tuns no farther South

than Greencastle Junction.

Ueofknino of Quarterly Meeting. Koberts Chapel, M. E. Church, will be reopened for Divine services on nest Saturday and Sabbath, the 26th and 27th inst. This being the time of our fourth (Quarterly Meeting, Itev. J. C. Heed, our Presiding Elder, is expected to be with us and conduct the services. Services as follows : public preaching at 3 P. M. on Saturday and at night. Quarterly [uve feast Sabbath morning at 9 o'clock, and public preaching at 10A A. M. Sacramental services at 3^ P. M. and preaching at 7i P. M. AH are cordially

invited to our reopening. c. A. BROOKE, Pastor.

THE SOLDIFHS’ monument. Lists of the dead from two more townships have been furnished us, as fol-

lows :

Marion.—Wm. Given, Wm. Harper, Samuel Keller, M. M. Potect, Jno. T. Prather Hiram Shackleford, B. F. Thompson, Andrew Ward. Jefferson.—Shelby B. Allen, Joel Arnald, Wm. Riddinger, Wm. Day, Harrison Douglas, Wm. Douglas, Janies Grimes, Enoch Hill, Stephen John, Samuel Pickens, Daniel Ray, Joseph Smith, Ilirara Vanghan. We have received a communication giving a list for another township, but as the writer failed to give his name we cannot for the present publish it. If there bo errors in these lists as they are published from time to time we hope corrections will be promptly sent in. D. W. JONES, Secretary. Found.—The following epistle was found upon our streets a few dayq ago. The signature is almost extinct and wo are onlyl enabled to give the initials. We resort to this method in order that it may be restored to its proper owner who can have the same by applying at this office: green Castle May 15 day 1865 Miss nancy h iscto mi self To rite you afue lines to let you now that i am well at this time hoping when you cit this letter you will he well Mi object in riling to you Is this i am seeking a pardner and i have bin Rickimcnded to you by a friend of yours and i thought i would like to get a quainted with you at Ionst i have been Marred nit wife is gone To the spirrit land and I am left alone no children and®! think it wod be better for me to marry again then to live alone god has said it is not gud for man lobe a'onc now if you ar willing to argu the pint with mo rite me afue lines Rite sune yours truly T. C. Greencastle has at last got a Dry Goods Merchant who is not afraid to 'eo in on his muscle.” C. W. Talburt, X °- 1 > East side public square, is now receiving a largo addition to his already attractive stock «f Fancy and Domestic ‘‘ry Goods, which he offers at lower price ® *R® n have prevailed heretofore. Give him a call.

u *“ but pro- mai + Oiu

Rohsrts Chapel has been undergoing repairs for the past few weeks, and, as announced by Mr. Brooke, will be reopened for divine services on next Saturday and Sabbath, — ■--«>« •mm*«»i - - "e have lately received several anonymous letters and communications, aomeof which we would gladly insert bad *be authors signed rtieir names. Tor Kent—A good.* comfortable oweHing house, pleasantly situated. ApI I 1 ! to James A. Curtis.

City Treasurer s Report.

Comnu

I Vrtmcattle: 0

The undersigned, treasurer of said

Hr - --

county

were as noble comrades a9 ever fired a

musket.

I think the number of fallen heroes could be more accurately obtaiued by calling on the late company commanders for a list of their dead ; giving rank, when deceased, where, and cause of death ; whether he died amid the carnage of battle, or perished through the long, lingering, loathsome disease of the army hospital. The names should be headed under the different battles they died in, and as there were but eight or nine companies from the county, the monument will be plenty large enough, I presume, to have them so recorded upon it, under the corps emblem under which they so gallantly fought; and according to an ancient custom a history of their deeds should be placed in the founda-

tion of the monument.

I have a correct list of the Company

with which I was connected, and take the liberty of forwarding it, trusting it may give you some information or produce further suggest ons. Yours truly

JOSIAH C. WILLIAMS, x Late Capt., 27th Ind Yol. InF^ P. S Below arc the names of the de-

ceased members of the Warren Union

Guard* of Putnam county.

ItoM of Honor of Putnam rouuty’H Vol* niiteers in '“I” Co. 21tli lud. Vet.

Vol. I of My.

C ATT UK OF CKDAR MOUNTAIN. VA. 1st Lt.G W. Reed, killed in bat. Aug 9, 1862. Priv. O. D. Martin, “ " Thus. Dcveraux, “ " •• Abraham Swartx, “ “ •* David Tuggle, “ Chas H. Lewis. “ " J. H. Marlin, of wds, at Alr^ud’a Hpl. BATTLE or ANTIKTAM, AID. Sergt. Robl. L. Good, kl'd in bat. Sept 17, ’62. Priv. 0. Newman, “ •* Kobt W Faith. <• Wm. Dellahunt, Frederick, Md. of wounds, Oct. 12th, 1862. BATTUK or CIIANCCLLCBVILM, VA. Sergt. .1 P. Heard, kT’d in bat. May, .’td.lSCd Coro. David B. McDonald, “ Priv. Joseph W. Smith, " •• Thoa. I Dodson, *• ’’ •• Jotin F MeMHina, Aquia Creek, Uoap. of Wounds, May 20tb, I8t»d. batttle or OKTTr .auao, rxNN. Priv. Jos F Gilmore, killed in bat, July 3, ’63 •• Ira Hunt, died of wounds, York, Penn BATTUK or BKSACCA, OA. 1st Lt Geo T Cbapiu, killed in bat. May 15,’(U Corp Hamilton Asher, of wounds, Nashville Hospital, June 14, 1861 BATTUK nv NEW I1CPB CHURCH, OA Private M Kutch, killed in batle, May 25, 1861 John Patrick, Nashville Hospital, of wounds, July 8, 18G4

ATLANTA, OA

Private James Bradshaw, killed in the ticnch es, July 20th, 1804

OF DISEaSK

Priv Marion Harris, Darnestowu Md.Dec 1/61 •• Walter Logan, Berryville, Ya, Apr 1, ’62 <* John Hussly, Fhila Hosp April 23, 1862 <• James Grimes, Slrashurg Ya. May 23, ’62 “ Bascotu Thomas,Harper’s Ferry,Sep 28/62 “ Cyrus Alexander, “ “ Oct 22, ’62 •• William Douglas, Philadelphia Hosp <* Samuel Pickens, Jeffersonville, Ind July

22, ’64

“ Anson Clark, Alexandria, Va Sep 11 ’63. ♦ ■ 0“ We received, a few days ago, the Twelth Annual Catalogue of the Evansville Comluercinl College. Those who wish to acquire a thorough commercial education can do uo betthau to attend this iustitution, which has the reputation of being one of the first in the W est. It is under the supervision of Mr. Jerkmiaii Bkiim. The session for 1865-’66 will commence on Monday, Sept. 4th, 1865, but students can enter at any time, and devote all or part of their time to the prosecution of their studies, instruction being imparted individually and not ill classes. Terms—in advance; full or graduating course of lessons, $43,00. Whkatuxy & Co., Greencastle, lud., dealers in Feathers, Hags, Ginseng, Beeswax and Flaxseed. Pay the highest price in Cash for the above articles North side Public Square, sign of the Kcd Flag Aug. 24th,-4t. Seo the advertisement of D. B. Uerrintou & Co., in to-day’s pap«r. tireeneustle Prices Cnrrcnl. Revieed and Corrected /or the Banner by 7'. C. Groom* it* Co. August 24, 1865.

rnFFFF " canvassed Prime Rio... -35aS7W:’Dried Beef, lb 25

•is Java 4^ MciAio—

non Council of the City of p, L , XV avra 37)4Steak, lb im.oo

, . . SUGAR- P° lk ’ lb ;.* J

c.signed, treasurer of said POULTRY-"' i bly. respectfully submits the following o u8 hed ,25Chickens, 'T'Ott of the receipts and disbuiseinents y B nlet do dressed ! lb . ..^ ( ” l »CMunt of said city for the financial MOLASSES— Turkeys, do I'M ending on the 17th day of being N• Orleans ^ 1 3/) o *•*» i» April, 18051 KS,7 P : / »»

" tr e »as rctnaining in the Treas- FISH— HIDES

. ’ lost report the sum of. ••, $1,231,61 y[ackerel,kiti.27oa325 Green

pf ei ‘” , ’d since, for Pcdler and 1

I ' >l * License j 1 '-'Ved since for Snlmm License, " Specific Psyments, 71,00 " Tmes of 1864 4703,99 Iwotuej,.". " delin T' , * nlT,,x

life remains to he atta^ in Kt^d,: covery, or rather eonibination, for he does not claim to have been the discoverer of the CEDRON which is the basis of the bitters, now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhaVilauts of Central America, to whom its virtues have been known for raoni than two hundred years. Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly mala ria, ahd handles without fear the most venomous set uents. It is a belief with them that while there is breath left in the body the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the

disease may be.

While Dr. Bull is not prepared to indorse this extravagant pretension, nc is nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and a preventive for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate,or to the miasmatic influences, it stands without a rival, and justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. In

Dyspepsia

And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole range of the Materia Medica, that can for a moment hear a compar

isou with it in this disease.

A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the llth edition of the U. S. Dis

pensatory, pages t387 and 1388.

A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has just been brought to a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of Cedron with other approved tonics, tin whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he is confi-

dent has no equal in the world.

He might furnish a volume of certificates hut the public have long since learned to esti —ate such things at their true value. Tin r fe " t plan is. for every one to test for him: self the virtues of a new medicine. Give the

Cedron Bitters

One trial and you will never use any others. It is not necessary to publish a long list of diseases for which the Cedron Bitters are a

specific.

In all diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Liv er or Kidneys; In all affections of the Brain, depending upon derangement of the Stomach or Bowels; In Geul, Rheumatism and Neuralgia; And in Fever and Ague; It is destined to supersede all other remedies. It not only cures these diseases, but it rax vknts them. A wi, e glass full of the Bitters taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effect of the most unhealthy climate, and screen the person taking it against disjase under theniost rying exposure. Sold bv Druggists and Grocers generally, tr Dr. JOHN BULL’S Principal Office, Fifth street, LouisviHe, Ky. Sold, wholesale and retail, by JEROME ALLEN, Druggist, W ho also sells BI LL’S SARSAPARILLA, BULLS WORM DESTROYER, SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP. May lo'05-ly. Greencastle, Ind. North American Transit insurance company. FlilLA-DELPIiX-A., FA. ■ ■■ Incorporated under Charter granted by Legis•lalureof Stateof Pennsylvania, A. D. 1860, FOR TNSUHINO AOAINNT Accidents of all Kinds. O-A.I*IT-A.!., - - - $500,000. President, THEODORE ADAMS. Vice-President, JNO. H. BRADLEY. Secretary, LUCIEN PEYTON. miiEt.TOHS, THEODORE ADAMS, Philadelphia. JAMES M CONRAD, Philadelphia. RICHARD WOOD. Philadelphia. JAMES GRAHAM, Philadelphia. FRANKLIN STEEL, Minnesota. GEO. T. STEADMAN, Cincinnati. J. H. BRADLEY. Philadelphia. 8. MORRIS WALN, Philadelphia. J. BURNSIDE, Agent at Greencastle. THRESHING MACHINE !

A LI. WISHING THE BEST THRESHer, are requested to call and examine GOAR'S IMPROVED GOLD MELAL

PA TEXT

WITH FOLDING

STACKS.

For sale at the Foundry, where a sample can he seen. W. I) WILSON, & SONJune 29,-2m.

“auced, L Tl **n

111,31

$7183,91

EXCELSIOR SEIBERLING Reaping and Mowing Drop Machines. 1) FMFMBER that DORNFIY A ANDKR> IV SON sell the original Excelsior or Seibcrlinjf Drop Machines, made by Mr Seiberling himselr. the inventor, at Marsillon, Ohio. All other Kxeelsior Machines are made by other parties and at other places, under a grant or license from Seiberliug. We also yi>t have a few of the improved and unrivalled Ruckeye Combined Circular and Dropper Reapers ami Mowers. Call soon and secureone 1)0 UN KY A ANDEKSON.

June 15, 65.

Farms "For Sale.

S M M ^ M I DODD’S GERMAN

_

A good DWELLING HOUSE containing nine “

Room-, and two lots, only t ree blocks from | the public square. The yard is adorned with

evergreecs. and a beautiful arbor vit® hedge ___ The lots have a variety of choice young fruit ' “ ,L wr‘,-v«l*«UN

trees, including dwarf pears, budded peaches, I pi A IT O t| R A I A ill plums and grafted apple trees There is YJ vj vJ YT TL A# Jt*. AJ O lY -HL

au abundance of currant, rasberry and gooseberry hushes and strawberry vines. A never-failing well of pure, good’water and

- 1 -S-K — ' - *

- IUC FT URL

ami South ; ami his Worm Lozenges, in 1,

probably, in that manner. In that com- l b an a year after their introduction attained a pany thirty two died in the service of N urllT AnteHciT' ‘bumJ?* c ro'w n iuggTory of his their country, and twenty-three of that *“ *■- ’ • •

number were killed or died of mortal wounds received in battle. In that num

rain

^yN niPROVEDFARM OF 640 ACRES, FOR SALE

GHEA.!]?*

„. on White Fish,Jhl 11»121 Dry 10al2 975 1111 Freah “ lb 10 Sheep Pelts 3 ’ FLOUR <fc MEAL- Coon Skins .

Ex Family, $8 50al0,00 Mink do Buckwheat, lb 7 Sole Leather 35a37 Corn Meal, bhl}...1.00 CANDLES— FRUITS- Tallow, lb 20a25

Dried leaches, lb;.... Star. 10 three miles from the city of Tuscola, Douglas

Dried Apples; LUMHER- county. Illinois, with a'

Green •• bu; 75 Green, 100 ft .l 75a2 00

if , Kevenuo, *r >() (l0 GRAIN— Seasoned,do. .2.25a2.50 FINE NEW HOUSE AND BARN 1 Pacific*™ *. 1 9'.83 Corn, bush}....MajOO Shingles 3 00 Fences New and of Rails. Price, $25 per acre. K'^oV r ap P ro priaUon 67113 "h<’at, do 163nl70 Laths 4 00 ' t 0 "^nL I'n* 75F69 65 MISCELLANEOUS - I

r r «penw nf l','' me,er y Grounds* 674.94 boCt-lu 0cl,0, ‘ 8 17.00 b ,tlr * iml t IC ® 1138.75 r'l'MCuv 93.50

0 l -'J r Griers redeemed,.

slso a Cemented cistern with plenty of water. The best varieties of monthly and

nual roses adorn the premises

For terms and further particulars apply at

Stevenson's Hardware Store.

r I8HE best and most reliable medicine for & Coughs, Cr >up, bronchitis, Aslhama.

r 1 • . i •

The War is Over, and Peace is Restored.

-:o:-

A S A CONSEQUENCE EVERYBODY zY will want his or her share of Hard war© To complete improvements which have been delayi^ during the progress of the war. It is aaid by those who ought to know that GOOD BARGAINS Are being made daily at Stevenson’s

Where almost ^everyt' iilg needed by Farmers and Carpenters can he had.

For Nails, Looks, Latches, Butts, Screws, Window Springs, Spades, Shovels, Hav and Manure Forks. Sythes, Snathes, Hoes, Hakes, Hand Saws, Chisels,Planes, BRACKS, DRAW KNIVE', FOOT ADZS, HATCHETS, AXES, WOOD SAWS, CURRY COMBS. HORSE BRUSHES, COW & SHEEP BELLS, HR ASS KETTLES, UUUBBhNG HOES, MATTOCKS, RICKS, &c. t &c.,

GO TO

ST FI VEvYSOWS HARDWARE STORE.

F 0R

^ ' COOKING STOVES, Of the Latest and Most Improved

Patterns,

♦ GO TO Stevenson’s HARDWARE STORE !

4 LL kinds of TINWARE manufactured J V and for sale On the Most Reasonable Terms

STEVENSON’S HARDW’RK STORE. TIN ROOFING, JHoutte M/ioutiiiff. AND Tolo /"AF all kinds done to order on the shortest V / notice and as low as the lowest at STEVENSON’S HAROWABE STORE. YOUNG’S MONITOR Clothes Wringer

Cr«up,

is found in the use of jugh Balsam. Used exteu sively in the U. S. Army.

mr ti11ra, v/r »Ul», Whooping Cough, Ac , Dodd’s (iernmu Cough

DODD'S LIVER PILLS, Purely Vegetable. Are used by thousands who pronounce them the best in use for Billious diseases, Nervous and Sick Headache, impurities of the Blood, Female Irregularities, and in all cases w here atboroughly cl tausing Pill is required. DODO’S DIARRHOEA CIRR Is unsurpassed by any con.pound, for the cure of Dysentary, Diarrhcea, Summer Complaints of Children, and fur Camp Diarrhoea. The Soldiers consider it a Specific in every case. DODD'S CAMPI1ENT1NE LINIMENT For Lame Back, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Pain in Side and Breast, Toothache, Headache, Chilblains, Ac., is excelled by no other compound extant. This and ail the above medicines are carefully and scientifically preprepared by DR. E. S. DODD A CO. Buchanan, Mich. The above medicines are for sale by J. H. Reed <t Co., Chicago, Ills., and by all Druggist in Greencastle. March, 30, ’65.-6m.

GO TO LYON & WEIK’S AND TRY THE CELEBRATED YEAST CAKES, MANUFACTURED RY WM. WORSDEL & SON, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. May II, 1865-tf. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS The first Public Examination under the new School Law will take place on the 29th inst., the last Saturday of April, at No. 16, College Building. Time—10 o'clock, A. M. fie prompt T1 The succeeding public examinations will take place on the hut Saturday of eachinanth in the year No private examinations will bu granted under tiny circumotaucei. History of the United States and Physiology, are added to branches formerly required. See School Law of 1865. I advise all applicants for school license to send fifty cents to Sargent, Wilson A Hinkle, Publishers, Cincinnati, O., and get “The Examiner,'' by A. Duncan, AM, and then study it thoroughly before they apply for a license. Testimonials in regard to character must he presented previous to an examination. U. T. HOYT. Okfick or Scaoou Examiner, ) Greencastle, April 8, 1865.-tf {

e 4TARlP BEMBIF5C XT* CURE WARRANTED IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.

O* CALI. FOR A CIRCULAR DESCRIBING ALL SYMPTOMS. XX

Will nin* ( alarrli.

Will cure cold in the.head. Will eure an offensive breath. Will cure pain In the head. Will cure ulceration in the nose. M ill restore the sense of hearing. Will restore the sense of smell. Will restore the sense of taste. Will restore the voice. WHEN CAUSED BV CATARRH, CAARRH SNUFF AN INJURY, As is now admitted by all informed; causing irritation and inflammation of the 6 muaous membrane, while the LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY GenMy and gradually removes all unnatural incrustations and deposits, restoring the diseased membrane to

its normal condition.

I OFFER FOR SAL THE FOLLOWING

FARMS,

WELL. IMPROVED.

980 ACI,ES

2 miles from City, at $^5 :

cjtn

UFELEJIMIUnilL

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK! YOUTH TO THE AGED!! prenaration is unequalled as a Keju- • and Restorer of wasted or inert func-

rS the BEST and most endurable WHING1 EK offered in this market. The Rubber Rollers are white—theruhlier in other wringers is covered over with white which soon wears off. then the dark rubber soils and smuts the clothes—not so with Y’oung's Wringer— for sale at STEVENSON’S HARDW’RE ST IVE.

HURD’S

PATENT

“ f °$50,0f

AMEHIC'N

HOO TAdUEEUFL

This

Venator

tions.

The aged should be certain to make the Binkrene a household god,inasmuch as it will render them youthful’iii feeling and strength, and enable them to live over again llioe’aysof their pristine jov. It not only exhilarates hut strengthens, ana U really an invaluable bless tug, especially to those who have been reduced to a condition of servility, self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause of the impotency of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the at once and forever. iBioxMUEsrsrui CUBES IMPOTENCY. GENERAL DEBILI TY.NERVOUS INCAPACITY.DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS OF APPETITE. LOW SPIRITS, WKAKNKSo OF ORGANS OF GENERATION. IMBECILITY, MENTAL INDOLANCE. EMACIATION, ENNUI. IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM ; and all who are in any way prostrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to seek a cure in ihis most excellent and unequalled preparation. Persons who, by imprudence, have Isst their NATURAL VIGOR, will find a speedy and permanent cure in thu BioKRuisrrc. The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DIS PAIKIVU, the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial; it will he found tolally dif ferent from all other articles for the same purposses. TO FEMALES:—This preparalipn is invaluable in nervous weaknesses of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted strength with wonderful permanence. It is also a grand tonic, and will give relief^ in Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief per sisteuce in its use will renovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and banish Dyspepsia forever. One dollar per bottle, or six Bottles for $5. Sold by druggists generally. Sent by express anywhere, bv addressing HUTCHINGS A HILLYER, Proprietors, Depot, 28 Dey Street, New York, i John D. Park, Cincinnati and Lord >b Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents. Browning tk Sloan and Morgan <t Stewart, Indianapolis, Agents.

ATTENTION, LADIES. WllLLiNERY! NEW ESTABLISHMENT !

A singlr Bottle will Uit a month—to be used three times a day. I>r. r>. H.Sc*olyo«fcCo., Sole PaoraiKTons, Chicago, Illinois. O' Labntory at Freeport, Illinnia. WHOLESALE AGENTS. JOHN D. PARK, .... Cincinnati, 0 WM. JOHNSON. - - - - Detroit, Mich. DAILY. KIEFER A RUSH, Indianapolis,!nd BROWNING A SLOAN, • Indianapolis,Ind FOR BALE IN GREENCASTLE BY DR. WHITTINGTON A CO .City Drugstore. JEROME ALLEN. J. E. BA8COMB £ CO. CONRAD COOK. [dc«22—ly

IMPORTANTtoFEMALES -PILLS ^ •

557 15 * (rich) 50 210 12 •• •• •• •• 4H 170 12 •• 40 159 7 •< •• •• 40 213 8 •• " 35 136 4 3» 126 19 “ ’• “ for 2 200 120 7 for 3,250 171 7 for 3,500 80 8 •• “ “ 25 79 4 •• *• v for 2,4n0 200 10 25 HIM) 4'4 “ •• •• 69 58 " •• well inproved,timbered ami watered 115 44 and fraction, lave nice and rich mile from City 115 4 M 0 richest kind of land, improved 45 “ *•11 557 •* “ bottom 55 •* •• L 77 rich, well improved, 5 miles from City, possession soon for 4,690 235 improved 25 “ “ r 120 improved 50 •• "I 180 acres for . .3,209 And some others.

ALSO,

HOUSES AND LOTS, IN THE CITY. New 2story Frame, well furnished ... .$4,0:. 1 Large well finished 2 story, -1acres. . .10,060 2 story Frame near Square. 14 rooms. .. 5,000 2 story Frame near Square. 8 rooms... 3,000 2 story, near Squsrc, large Lot 5,000 l story House near Square 3,000 l story House near Square, 4 acres..,. 3,200 10 acres of Land, House 5 rooms 2,000 1 story House near Square, 6 rooms.... 1,500 2 acres, with House 1,200 1 acre, 2 story House near Square 1,600 I story Frame, new, near Square 1,700 1 story, near Square 2,500 1 acre. House b rooms 1,000 House and Lot on pike leading to Depot 1,000 2 story, new, large Lot near Square.... 3,500 House and 2)£ acres, improved 1,500 Tavern Stand near South Depot 2.300 2 story House near Somh Depot 1,300 1 story House, Urge Lot 1/200 2 story House, large Lot 2,200 House and Lot fn-ur Square 1.400 1 tlory House near South Depot 600 House on Central Avenue 1,600 Some valuable property on the Pub. Square. Suburban Lots and Lands.

TO THE LADIES ! Both Manisd and Single.

Manhood: iiow Lo>.. Iiov/ lie tored.

Ju«t published, a t w fd-. of Dr. I'tiirerwell’s Celeb: - •

ted E-suy on the rnd.'ee/ cure i witb<-it

TSe Oldest ttwiilator for Females. * ;

.Mental ami Physical Incapacity Jropedi'iu!. s to marriage, etc.;also,Cousutnpti -.i.Epili and Fils, induced by self indulge cj or s,.x .

ER. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS Will immediately relieve, without pain, all

distui banccs of the periodic discharge,whether al extravagance.

arising from relaxation or suppression. They O’ Price, in a sealed envelep >, o '.y 6 i ■ act like a chsmi in removing the pains that The celebrated author in this adui:i ih’e accompany difficult or immoderate menstrua-j essay clearly demonstrates, from a ti.i-: y —i — .I.--—i r. i ..n.Li • that the alarmo/g

abuse mny he radically

V*a- l<a .i rs I I II

tion. and arc the only safe and reliable remedy years’ successful practice for Flushes, Sick Headache,Pains in the Loins, consequences of self abuse omy uera'iicin Back and Sides, Palpitation of the Heart. Ner- cured without the dangerous n-a of intern vous Trttmors, Hysterics, Spasms, Broken : medicine or the appiicat

vxruci a I KliajVfl la J 91 l I OJjMinili?*, I > I * > IK < - I

Sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous ef-, pointing out a mode of cure at um a s.inpl,.

application of the kni 1Y*

....va wK.st. s«..^aunoMu v «auu unus^ri uun Cl • | p 0 I|1 (lllg OUL H mode (»f C U l td

fecta of an unnatural condition of the sexual j certain, and effectual, t v means ,.f v 5 functions. In the worst cases of Flour Alhut, evervsufferer.no mailer ivhia hiacundi or Whites, they effect a speedy cure. may be, may euro himself cheaply, pmi. !v

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS. and itaoicam.y

Have been used OVElf A QUARTER OF A ICTThis Lecture ►houl.l be intl o'.ardj f CENTURY. They are offered as the only safe y outI J aud , 1 VI ; I '- V th« landmeans of renewing interrupted menstrual ion , Sent, under seal, in a plain enveh.pe.to .- hut hadie* mutt hear in mind that, there is one address, [lost paid, on receipt ol six ceats, or condition of the female oyolem in which the Pills two post stamps Address the miblUhtrs cannot be taken without producin'] a I’ECUL !AR 6HAS. J C. KLINE £ Cl’. RESULT. The condition referred to is PREC- '27.Bowery, York, Post Office h-x NANCY—thereoult MISCARRIAGE Suchit 4 - >81 * jiiii22-ly. the irresistible tendency of the Medicine to restore the sexual functions to a n itmal condition. thu I y- r— . a n B X < srgl IT r ri» w i Hen the rrprnductioe power of nature can not re dUc. gR J BT W li ^ K fi’j .istit. THEY CANNOT 1)0 HARM in «'‘V ^ E]sr

Just published in a tsc'dtil uivtlopc. J’i i ■

Six (Ants.

A Lecture on the Nature, Treminent and Radical G.ire of Spermatorrhoea or Simi-

HARM in any

other way.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS. Are the only Medicine that .MARRIED AND SINGLE LAD1 ES have relied upon for maiiv

years, or can rely upon now BEWARE Ob'

IMITATIONS! These Pills form the Finest nnl Weakness, InvoliMUarv Emission's.-xii il

fs.woH.sr.l 1 V4 VI Pm r\ i_:i*.- ) .

, ^ ..a ••^.-•ssell9, KJtAUil

preparation ever put forward, with IMMEDt Debility. in«l Impediments to Marriage geu 1)1 ATF n ii d PERSIST ENT SUCCESS orally Nervouineaa. ConsuDiptlon, Epilepsy,

Fits, Mental and Physical lucompHcity. an It i n is tee,.., a-.tr. O- n , -'-

IDOTSTT BE EECEIVEID Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him that von want the BEST and most HE LIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE

WORLD, which is comprised in

DR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS!!!

suiting from Self-Abuse, dc. By Kob't J. Culverwell, M. D , Author of the “Greeu

Book.” dc

The w.irld renowned author, in this admirable Lecture clearly proves from his own e.\-

— same

•"iter’s Fee,. . . .. . .V.'.

165aI7l) Laths 4 00 .65 MISCELLANEOUS -

75 Nails 8 - TERMS:

$20 Iron, Bar 6}^ One quarter down, balance in three equal an-

“ Wagon Pattern .7 . nual paymeuta. Apply to

Voisfi - ^Sugar Kettles 10, J.M. SMITH,

Tuscola Illiiioia.

t ‘ n Tr<> asury,.... p'acsd: E U KERCH EYAL,

(l.|V

7183,91

City Treasurer.

l"ynicnt fur Ccmtery Grounds, East,

do do

Oats, do

Hay, ton SEEDS

Clover, bush.... ^

•ik7 on Blue Graas, hush ...40 Rags; 2).j ' , a7 , 48 Flaxseed,bush 75c Tallow; 6l 4 Timothy,hush Beeswax, lb.. 20 4.f.*i,49 j pkoVISIONS— Hominy Butter, lb; 22a25 Feather*; 35 Lard; 18a2U Coal Oil, gal 1.00 Egg, do<; I2)j| Onions, bush; Cheese, Country;...— Honey, !b 20a25 Potatoes; 50 Tea, lb... .1.60 to2.75 Beans; Wood, cord. .3,5Ua4,00

Bacon, clear;.. ..ibalh WOOL—

Shoulder*; 15 U n washed, lb, . .33 - - -- e ”,”,77" Hants, plain; 20 Washed W lb,.. .45a55 Apply to J.M,SMITH, ImWolallls

i Aug 10, 1864 3m.

4357,03 , .2826,88

A XjSO,

FINELY IMP HOVEL)

Nesr a city.

FA KM

rpiIIS SPLENDID FARM IS Slit ATED X one mile from the l ily of Tusei'b. Doug la* county, llliiini-, PRICE, $40 per acre—

150 acres.

TO PREVENT HOGS FROM ROOTING!

VERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE ONE. IJ It saves many times its cost—Price with three knifes, $3,00 Hoof f rimming Knife 50cts extra. For sale at STEVENSON S HARDWARE STORE.

YELLOW FRUIT JARS, GLASS FRUIT JARS, AN 1) TIlsT IFFtTJIT CANS

FuK SALK AT

STEVENSON S HARDWARE STORK. July 13, P895-ty.

k HA\ E recently one I MILLINERY GOODS Latest Stylo Bonnets, Hat* dc. New supplies received every week or two. Prompt attention is given to Bleaching, Pressing dc. You are respectlully solicited to call. FOURTH DOOR SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE, GREENJASTLK, IND. MRS. T. E. WEBB.

May 11, 1865-t f.

YALOAUK mm Ftr.l S\LE, •A 12 ACRES OF LAND, well improved, m* House when fiuishod will contain i rooms and ccllsr under whole building. Stable, Cow Pasture and water, all convenient. Fruit of all kinds. Grapes aud Flowers, the host and finest kinds. Localiou : South end of Indiana street. Terms reasonable. For further particulars call aud see, or address

JACOB SWARTZ,

ju22—tf Grcencastlo Ind.

EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box- “‘’'k h ®! , S M ' s ' '««trtiments. rings cr 5"!“. c h nrinTfnn^ ’ “"y l ‘ Uthor,I, “ 1 THIS LECTURE WL PROVE A BOON

Agent ,iu current funds.

SOLD BY DRU00I8TS GENERALLY HUTCHINGS d HILLYER. Pro . Depot, 28 Dey street. New York. John D. Park, Cincinnati and Lord d Smith,

Chicago, Wholesale Agents.

Sold in Greencastle by Jerome Allen, Con 1

rad Cook and all Druggists.

BOON TO

THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS

Sent under seal, to any any address, in a plain, sealed envelope, on receipt of six Cgui*, or two postage stamps, by addressing

CHAS. J O KLINE £ CO.

127 Bowery. New Yolk, Post-office hox-lotC.

miMiMMMSHM SPECIAL SAUL

Pin ME COST! JN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE PAKCiKST AND MONT Sl PEHB STOCK OF iiOODS That has ever been brought to the market of Greeencastle, I will sell my present stock at PRIME COST This i* no humbug t ut just exactly what I mean. My Stock consists of Clothing & Dry Goods

OF

J, WOlUHEiMLR C0„ Greencastle, India -

rVFFER THEIR ENT1. . STOCK «-•

Sprin g'and Siurkici* ( '• ^

At Greatly Iteduc -d Prices. Prints, Uleached Pr'n and Ilrov.’n llu»* Chn’.l:*.

(in, Linrns, l-'rcnch I’l' h b » n - Orgaudies, iocs, Mi.at-

Naiusook, Swiss, nnl Bton

DlackSilksy Jneonot*.

I.ntest Stjlo of Illr.Ck * IIluck Silk sucks. CfFctEt

• lit OVSCrilPl ions i auek IUk Ch..t.ra»l(U, c.ainure.-

ilk

A (>euUe Reminder. Having determined to immediately re-con-struct my Building, I would sayto those who are indebted to me, that it would he a great accommodation at this time to call and settle their accounts, as I will he in actual need of all 1 can raise I.EVI COHN. Julv 21', lots*.

Linen and Cotton Goods, Clothing. Boot* aid Shoes. Hats and Caps,

Notion*,

We shall ofl'er gr. at Bargain* and particular attention to our stock and pi Near the Exchange Bank. Oieencaslh J WORTHr.IMKR A JiTuc 8, l&li.i

Genu x u.u'shiag Goc. Hjsiiry au.

Olove*, An , Lts.

y y n ,‘S d ri,1“ r or >8

80 acres improved, Jj mile from City...$6/100 44 18 acres, mile from City, $100 per acre. 15 P near city 100 “ " 40 “ 'j mile from city 3,600 40 “ ^ miles from city.... 1 .fiOtt 1 I acre for ■-59 ; 3'j acres $20u per aero ; 2.1-2 acres in city for 990 i 2 vacant Lots for 550 I 10 acres at Brick Chapel 1,500 15 acres, 2 story Frame, 7 room! 7 500 Vacaui Lot near Square eOU W. H. TIIOUSBl R«!r, fet -J t Beal'Estata tfmt LOO K i lEBE, FAH^aER^S IMIXI-jT’. IS KEEPING A Grocery a:id Provision S T O R ES ON THE NORTH EAST CORNER C" .’, PUBLIC SQUARE, O-PtEETsTCgX-S'rXjE, zrcir'. and is prepared at all time* to give you .l.e HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOIL YOUR PRODUCE. (Jive him ;t cai!. ;

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