The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1858 — Page 4
Wanted—A Pastor. "We have been -without a Pastor, Some eighteen montlw er more, And though candidates are plenty— We’ve heard at least a score, All of them “ tip-top” preachers, Or so their letters ran— we are just as far as ever From setting on a man. The first who came among us By no means was the worst, But then we did n't think of him Because he was the first j It being quite the custom To sacrifice a few Before a church in earnest Determines what to do. There was a smart young fellow, With serious, earnest way, Who hut for one great blunder Had surely won the day ; Who left so good impression, On Monday one or two Went round among the people To see if he would do. The pious, goodly portion Had not a fault to find; His clear and searching preaching They thought the very kind, And ail went smooth and pleasant Until they heard the views Of some influential sinners Who rent the highest pews. On them his pungent dealing Made but a sorry hit: The cost of gospel teaching Was quite too tight a fit. Of course his fate was settled, Attend, ye Parsons all! And preach to please the sinners, If you would get a cull. Next came a spruce young dandy, W T ho wore his hair too long; Another's coat was shabby, And his voice not very strong; And one New Haven student Was worse than all of those, We could n't hear his sermon Fur thinking of his nose. Then wearying of candidates, We looked the country through, Mid doctors and professors, To find one that would do; And after much discussion, On who should boar the ark, With tolerable agreement We fixed on Dr. Parke. Here then we thought it settled, But were amazed to find Our flattering invitation Respectfully declined; We turned to Dr. Hopkins To help us in the lurch, Who strangely thought that college Had claims above -‘our church.'’ Next we despatched eimnnittees, By twos and threes, to urge The labors for a Sabbath Of a Rev. Shallow Splurge. He came—a marked sensation, So wonderful his style, Followed the creaking of his bools As he passed up the aisle. His tones were so affecting, His gestures so divine, A lady fainted in the hymn, Before the second line, And on that day h*gave us, In accents clear and loud. The greatest prayer e'er addressed To an enlightened crowd. He preached a double sermon, And gave us angel's food, On such a joyous topic, “The joy of solitude,” All full of sweet descriptions Of flowers and pearly streams, Of warbling birds, and moonlit groves, And golden sunset beams. Of faith and true repentance He nothing had to say; He rounded all the corners, And smoothed the rugged way; Managed with great adroitness, To entertain and please, And leave the sinner's conscience Completely at its ease. Six hundred is the salary Wo gave in former days, We thought it very liberal, And found it hard to raise; But when we took the paper W r c had no need to urge To raise a eool two thousand For the Rev. Shallow Splurge. In vain were all our efforts, We had no change at all, We found ten city churches Had given him a call; And he in prayerful waiting, Was keeping all in tow, But where they bid the highest 'T was whispered he would go. And now good Christian brothers. We ask your earnest prayers, That God would send a Shepherd To guide our church affairs; With this clear understanding, A man to meet our views, Must preach to please the sinners And fill the vacant pews.
Agricultural. I.line ox& Orchards.
I The value of lime for many purposes in agriculture is no longer a theoretical question, but an admitted fact. On orchards ! . its effects have been very surprising, and I such, indeed, as to surprise even the most incredulous. For many uses lime in the ; stone is preferable, if it is of a character . that admits of its being reduced to a condition sufficiently fine for its application, jfor it then contains about fifty per cent, of carbon, a principle which enters large-1 ly into vegetables. Calcination, or burn|ing, drives off the carbon and renders • caustic lime mild. In its freshly slacked state its application is, in most eases, attended with disadvantage, as its eaustici- - ty proves harmless in many ways. In re-: gard to the application of lime on orchards, 1 it may be remarked that the fall is per- j 'haps as favorable a season, on many accounts, as can be selected. Its effects
INDIANA PRESS JOB PRINTINB OFFICE, WEST SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
CREENCA81XB, IXD.
is respectfully invited to
he assurance that
I'JUBLIO attention is rest) 1 this Establishment, inti:
W AMPLE SATISFACTION
will be given as regards
Typography, Preas WorW and Charge*,
To those who may require
_LN -Cli VV
GROCERY STORE:v
M. W. WILLIAMS, South Side ol' the Squar e, (Jut duw' u'tst of T. W. M iliiamson s Storc i
Is now receiving a
ISTKW i x> OIX ttvl Svii*«ox*y.
-DR. A. T. KIGHTLEY
RESPECTFU LLY tenders hi;
, lliav ^ T> professienal services to those who orations pjp lu " 'th their patronage. All op- ! most uimiv.v.^med after the manner of the ! safetyTti:eT:^ , ‘ ,i r‘ r “ tllKl ^ ^ 1 (for him to state, hi .J 1 ,im > “‘'!’ r 'T‘ r
ixaox* wiuas^WBSTOCior i~f
GROCERIES
Which he oflers to the citizens of Putnam bridge and vicinity, he takes i 11 county at prices w hich cannot fail to please ;ts kkeekences. t n 6 l ung
those who wish to obtain their money's worth W. T. Scott, Ksq.. J. W. Hall, M in return. Lewis, M. 1). Darnall, M. D., A. LEWIS THOMPSON, late of Parke coun- P. M., UainbnJge. InU.
DiT Mors E, the in venter of Morse’s I ndi a N ty, will superintend the Sales Department and | rtoyUe may be found at his Of!W. over
i ..i..,) have his old friends and ao Sands store.
C A U T I O N
Merchirt* »n.l Tr»a*r« will se on ttifir (tu*r.l «n.l not ,g imp.m d upon I'V & Counterfeit of Mor»e’» Indian Root
Pin*, sinned .1 B Mnorr All |
i genuine Indian Root Filld
have the luuie anJ signature of*i. J- ft'htle U! CV, on
each box.
r> w R B. WuU
CHEAPLY AND
The MATERIALS, all of which
ARK ENTIRELY NEW
as he is sutistmf [ Green east le, May 22. their advantage as well JbiirBVHl.RY.
wvopn.TtrmAi Y ' spent three years among the Indians of our, “othe« Jo call and examine the stock, which | HURLEY A EXPEDITIOUSLY. . j country—it was in this way that the 'J'. 11 »>« wld at prices as cheap as any house m
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KXECUTKD
Indian R.xit Pills were first discovered. Dr. th ‘ s , l' urt et the State. Morse was the first man to establish the fact | Greencastle, June 5,13.>8. Gw
! that all diseases arise from Impurity of thk |
ise from Impurity of the /tiririT I\ni T /"t
Have been selected with great care, I BLOOD-that our strength, health and life de- ^ | | j I M\ L U O M /It Fi.
Fuuni», us ran uc svicriru. am rurri.' imve ucru scieriru »ivn gAv***. i i • v ;t 1 tluid ^ ^ ^ — - ’ are slow and lasting, and when spread on an d will be found to embrace everything re ,H vviH.nthe Mtrious passages become clogged. ] [ ey.V^/ir'vi's' 8 Ar' 11 ot'T)r "l 'sk.'lton urebnnl irrmnuls in Aiiomat or even in . ,i... ..*■ an( J j 0 I1( ,t in perfect linnnony with the * * " t ’
A
quisite to the execution of
Any Variety, Style or Quality
of Printing, with the
UTMOST EXPEDITION AND AT THE SHOHTEST NOTICE.
Our facilities in the line of
Card IPriritinor
orchard grounds in August, or even in September or October, it will be felt the following year ; whereas, if applied in the :spring, no advantage would accrue till the subsequent year, which would be a ; dead loss to the owner of one year’s use of the pecuniary capital involved in the
outlay of the experiment.
Old lime from the walls of buildings is Are such as will enable us
an excelent stimulant for fruit trees of all I ti” 11 or q ua,ltit .y ,,f it > in ,ho m ° ! ' t e*l*-d.t.ous,
-kinds; it acts immediately, and it acts ' long. In one ease a farmer who was engaged in repairing his dwelling, ordered a portion of the old plastering taken from the walls of one of his rooms to be thrown from a window, where it was accidentally
different functions of the body, the 1 its action, becomes thick, corn
t, . , we are prepared to furnish all who may be in '• ln « blood loses need of'^uhing in our line, with the * iptcd and diseas-1 V E R Y BEST OF GOODS,
ed: thus causing all pains, sickness and distress , ~. rl ' c . . ... ,
"Urowiiig '« mm humor.,!« •'““f “» “ llf ” r l “ t he blood will become choked and cease t<> act, l’ rollt l 1 . 1 ? 11 " ll0 6<
| and thus our light of life will forever be blown |
on long time.
We will keep constantly on hand
to do any descrip- out. How important then that we should keep ! A Good Supply of the Best Brands of
neat and satisfactory manner.
We are able at all times, to print
NEATLY AND CHEAPLY
brought in contact with a plum tree which had always been unproductive and a mere !“cumberer of the ground." The subsequent year, however, it was filled with fruit. This change was owing to the lime, doubtless, as similar results have followed jits applications in various, indeed in initiumerable cases of a like character. We
Every description of
HAND-BILLS, CTKGTLARS,
BEGET PTS,
PROGRAMMES, INVITATIONS,
BLANKS,
CARDS, &c., &e.
It is our intention to do
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK
AT SUCH LOW RATES
; advise every person, therefore, who is the Ag wm ennble every onC) no matter how small , owner of an old and decayed orchard, to the extent of his business, or how lose no time in giving each tree a dress-j limited his means, ingof lime, or, better still, if he can pro-' TO MAKE A TRIFLING OUTLAY cure it, of old plaster. A peek to a tree In this m0Bt inv(l iuable method of making his of middling size, and halt a bushel to a basinezs thoroughly known, large one, is sufficient, according to the | TiTT«T\rF^ at AM experience of man y : but though we would *-» IgKx 1 j l • liv 1 by all means recommend the application ^ Needs something in the way of of even these small quantities when lar- JOU Jpn.IN’TIISrG4-. | ger quantities cannot be procured, yet we j \ BUSINESS CARD OR CIRCULAR j should sooner advise a bushel and a half, jg almost indispensable. Those of our friends i We have no more faith in starving a tree who may feel disposed to give us their patron-
tlte varioiw: passages of the body free and o| And how pleasant to us ttu«t wn have in
ten.' our
no , „ . _ _ r
hill of I ndian com than we have in il ge, may Itc assured that no pains shall he |, a in is driven from the system, for they eannot
tlieir interests faith- remain when the body becomes so pure and
clear.
The reason why people are so distressed when
may 22, IflltH.
jyiiu now uieosaui w un <nw» wh iiate m 'iui cl t ^ ^ ^
power to put a medicine in your reach, namely,: Together with Morse's Indian Root Pilb/manufactured from OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE.
plants and roots which grow around the moun-,
tainous cliffs in Nature s garden, for the health TOBACCO, CIGABS, ^tn^hlciuhe^ptil^ar^mad^'irii'sudor'rfiei Stationery and Perlumery, whieh opens the pores of the skin, and assists . tallRmUs^ Nature in throwing out the finer parts of the u uivortug t.xt i at As', Jjitir (his. tic., corruption within. Thcsecond is a plant which All of which we warrant as represented, or is an Expectorant, that opens and unclogs the no sale. Come and see for yourselves, passage to the lungs, and thus, in a soothing E. A. LANE, manner, performs its duty by throwing onj WILL. LANE, Agent,
phlegm, and other humors from the lungs by I may 20. iR r iH.—tf
copious spitting. The third is a Diuretic which ' , . wwit gives ease and double strength to the kidneys: J £lSlllOIlclbl6 JYLllllIlGry. thus encourage.1, they draw large amounts of j, MKS _ L GILMORE, | impurity from the blood, which is then thrown jjtJX /,„/,• of New Albany, out bountifully by the urinary or water passage, Wk.st Sink OF Puhi.ic Syu ark, and which could not have been discharged in WOULD inform the ladies of Greencastle any other way. 1 he fourth is a C athartie, and , ul( j vicinitv that she has the most complete accompanies the other properties of the nils ^tock of MILLINERY GOODS over produced whileengagedin purifying the blood; tlieeoars- j n the town, where can be seen the latest East-
er particles of impurity which cannot pass by j ern stv |,, s 0 f
the other outlets, are thus taken up and eon- BONNETS FLOWERS, vcyed ott in greater quantities by the bowels. RIBBONS,’ HEAD DRESSES, Ac. From the above, it is shown that Dr. Morse’s i _ t_ . ~ „ Indian Root Pills not onlv enter the stomach Wedding, Lace or Silk Bonnets but become united with the blood, for they find ma « c bitest Eastern style and fashion,
wav to every part, and completely rout out and iin< ‘ at *b‘' _short'>st notice.
cleanse the system from all impurity, and the ^ I l.LIN EKI W ORK of every doseriplifeof the body, which is the blood, becomes tu»n done in the latest style. inay29 Cm
perfectly healthy; consequently all sickness and
starving an ox or a horse. The
wise and pound foolish policy adopted , by so many is a bttti one for the farmer. |
It always results in loss.— Car. Her. Tel.
———<>———
Collr In
Colic in horses is a very common disease, and if taken in time may be easily cured in most cases. It is not unfrequently confounded with inflammation of the bowels, but is easily distinguished, as follows ; Colic has no increase of the pulse, which is not over fifty a minute; the animal often rolls; the disease intermits;and there is but little fever. With inflam-1 mation of the bowels there is much fever;! the pulse is sometimes a hundred a min-1 uto, the attack is gradual and the disease does not intermit. When colic arises 1 from had food, a pint or so of a solution J of saleratus will often afford entire relief. | As it assumes more of u spasmodic char- j acter, peppermint and ginger may be added. We have used with entire and im- j mediate success a small spoonful of sale-1 ratus, the same quantity of ginger and a j teaspoonful of peppermint, added to a ) pint of nearly hot water, and given from | a junk bottle. Powdered charcoal is one j of the best and safest mediums for any disease resulting from derangement olj : the digestion, and two or three ounces or more, mixed with water, may be given at any time with great advantage. Inflammation of the bowels is general-! ,ly increased and rendered fatal by irrita 1 ting medicines. A drink of slippery elm, j 1 hourly, to allay irritation—giving the an-1 1 imul but little food, and that weak gruel, j and keeping him quiet—is good and safe | treatment.— Country Gentleman.
Ilein* for Parmer*.
Stains in thk Coats of White IIor1SK8.—A ready, easy and effectual mode |
pennv 8 P arw ^ on our jmrt to serve p • t'u" "‘-“■
11V and promptly. fluV'T.-nns cash. HOWARD BRIGGS, Proprietor.
DR. U W. PHILLIPS' LOUII SYltir.
I sick, and why so many die, is because they d. 1 not get a medicine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which will open the natural passagesforthc disease to be east out; lienee it large
Cl I LAI’ BARGAINS! Ixxxjpox-t^irxt to -A.11! ROHERT bTgILMORE M’AKES this method of informing the eiti1 zons of Greencastle and vicinity that he
has opened a
I URN ITT JR K STORE,
JMf*What a man doubteth to do, that
he should shun.
8*ay*IIc who can suppress a moment's (d tumoving stains from white horses is,; anger may prevent many days of sorrow. ' n washing the part with soap and water, j JSTTry to let everybody's faults b( , «o tench the part m .th the washerwomut.V ; forgotten, as you would wish yours to be. blue »ag. joiu mi ‘if < . i»“Some people look at everything,L Manuel-W« rzkl Injurious to, but really see nothing. , Rrkk ™ n « Several correspond4 n 1 ente of the Mark Lane h-xpress state tins; *tay-A year of pleasure passes like a| tobe a fa( , t though, as the usual (par-! floating breeze, but a moment of m.sior- )ial) food ol swine they are found vain ' tunesaems an age of pain. ^le and without any injurious effects. war Men forget that many a privation How Cattle are Transported to! has a hidden joy, as the flower blooms Makkkt Alexander & Virgin, of Jack under the leal. Shadow is sometimes l]Vmu ^ wh o claim to send more | tihC „ r ;. • . (cattle to the New York market than any, WaTlt is said that ivy will notcl.ne to {)thi;r lirm Pxpll)in and dt .f end t i, e treat a poisonous tree or other substance. H hat !nent ,he animals received it, transporta-! a pity that the tendrils of woman s heart TaUin as their text the statement have not the same salutory instinct 1 that cilttlc a r C neither fed nor watered i.oki star*. j between Illinois and New York, but are 1 Those who study the heavens say that:kept through the whole distance closely often a star drops out of the firmament, parked in railroad cars, they describe the or dies there, audws lost to sight forever real process of transportation as follows: after. It may have been the bright star Our shipping poiuPis Jacksonville.' of hope of many a mariner on tho uneer- Morgan County, Illinois, on the Great!
tain sea of life. Its calm, gentle radiance may have shed good cheer and comfort upon many a path dark with doubt
Fur a Severe Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For a Slight Cough, take PHILLIPS’ GOUGH SYRUP. For a Drv, Hacking Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Sore Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Tickling in the Throat, takt PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hoarseness, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Chronic Cough in aged persons, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
For Croup, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hooping Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Asthinu or Phthisic, take PHILLIPS’COUGH SYRUP. For Bronchitis, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Laryngitis, take PHILLIPS’COUGH SYRUP. Ministers, Public Speaker* ami Singers, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
For Influenza, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Bleeding at the Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Incipient Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Relief in settled Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For all disease'* of Throat and Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
j thestomaehand intestines arc literally overflow- j
ing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing i On the west side of the Public Square, where ” " *— - can be seen CHEAP FURNITURE, m alto a
fine assortment of SECOND-HA N l> FUKNITl RE, whieh he will sell cheap for cash
disagreeable fermentation, constantly, mixing
■ with the blood, which throws the
, ...... ..... ..... corrupted matter through every vein and artery, until | life is taken from the body by disease. Dr. : Morse’s Pills liave added to themselves vieto- | rv upon victory, by restoring millions of the i-iok to blooming health and happiness. Yes, j thousands who have been raeked or tormented with sickness, pain and anguish, and whose fee- | hie frames have been scorched by the burning ! elements of raging fever, and who have been | brought, as it were, within a step of the silent j grave, now stand ready to testify that they | would have been numbered with the dead, had it not been for this great and wonderful medicine, Morse s Indian Root Pills. After one or two doses had been taken, they wore astonished, and absolutely surprised, in witnessing | their charming effects. Not only do they give I immediate ease and strength, and take away ; all sickness, pain and anguish, but they at once j go to work at the foundation of the disease, ; which is the blood. Therefore, it will be shown, 1 especially by those who use these Pills, that they will so cleanse and purify, that disease— that deadly enemy—will take its flight, and the flush ot youth and beauty will again return, and the prospect of a long and happy life will
cherish and brighten your days.
Please give him a cull, and see for yourselves. ..Remember the motto—Cheap Bargains!
may 29.—6m
J. BKNI'K.
K. s. rowoiLL.
GREENCASTLE
mUKVLXTJJVt
WOOLEN factory
Crawfordsville street,
NEAR NORTH DEPOT.
OU R FACTORY isnowincom'Jplete operation, and we are preured to card and spin WOOL in xatfsuch a manner as shall give the
most complete satisfaction. Our Machinery is nearly all new and of the best quality. We have in our employ Workmen of thorough experience, who will devote all their energies to
meet public expectation.
Western-Made Goods.
We shall have on hand a large stock of ments.
SAMI.. C. l'E( K PECK,
Dialers in Groceries, Provisions, Wooden
and Willow Ware, etc.
EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Grcenoastle, Ind
LL orders for BAKING executed will, neatness, at the shoricst notice, and cheap
as the cheapest.
P. S. Agents for Knapp’s patent Coal Oil
Lamps.
may 22, 1868.—tf
House Spouting, l.klilnimr KotR
(Iron or Copper,)
t ND all kinds of JOB WORK in the Tu J \ ning line. STEV ENSt IN A A M 1 3 Attention, Farmers! \ \ ' E are agents for Atkins’ Self-Rnkine \\ Reapcrand Mower; also, Altman s, Mil. ler's Mower and Combined Reaper. Farmers wishing to purchase would do well to call examine, and hand in tlieir orders at an oarlv day. (6w) STEVENSON <V AMI
Suit!! SoltR !
,^| || j BBLS. Kanawha Suit, just received and yiay22^ ' THO^tNBtTBGH & ROBINSON
JUST RE< i :i \ I I »
t T their new Store and for sale very low a . \ heavy lot of Quecnsware, Glassware
and China.
may22. THORNBP RGH & ROBINSON 8500 REWARD] CATCH THE THIEVES! / iN the night ot the iMh inet n the Ext hat * ' / Bank at Greencastle, Ind., was entered, ihe outside door of the safe blown open with powder. and the amount of $2,883, in silver, taken therefrom. Two individuals, being suspicioned and pursued, were about to be overtaken, when, in order to make their burthen lighter, they secreted near Gosport, Ind., the amount • f $938, which has been reclaimed. The following is a description of the thieves: One of them was about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high; would weigh IDO or 165 pounds; dark auDurn hair; whiskers slightly lighter than the hair; unshaved face; heavy heard; complexion weather-beaten; eyes dark, thought to be a dark gray, but not positive us to that; promi. nont cheek bone; face broad and full; very straight and active, and walks erect; ag-1 about 25 years. The other individual was 5 feet 9 or 10 inches in height; weight about 160 or 165 pounds, auburn liuir, lightertban theother’s; moustache also lighter than the other's, perhaps sandy, hut no board on his face; complexion hderabiy fair; slim, spare, neatly made; erect carriace; rocks a little in walking; rather thin faced; aged about 25 years. The above reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given for the delivery of the money and the thieves at Greencastle, nr a proportionate amount for either the money or the thieves; ora liberal reward will ho given for information that will lead to the recovery of the money and the detection of the thieves at anv point in this or any other State. WM. I). ALLEN, Cashier. Greencastle, Ind., May 18, 1858.—tf
HiYAW
HENRY 8BCREST. SOLON TURMAN.
SECREST & TURMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND COUECTING AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
I)KACTICK in nil the Courts of Indians, | and especially in the Common Pleas and Circuit Courts of Putnam, Clay and Owen counties, and in the Supreme Court and U.S. District and Circuit Courts. They will give efficient attention to all professional engage-
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP is an InraluaMn roni- Iv in M. hn!*»n ),y coring the rough, prt*Touting (tore throat, and k.M niug out tho
eruption.
PHILLIPS’ COUQH SYRUP
!»* a pundy Vogctahln Cotnpontid, and mnUtinfl no potaonmi* drugs uhatrv'T. It mav bo taki n by tho m *t d.* i. aL f. male -»r young -t infant, without the
alighcxt nppr hcnnion of harm.
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
ha* boon nre|*111 rd bi n i|iN*M*«*parising fr<*m colds, nnd it i* Important that th- afflicted should know it;
a n mt-dy that will cun . is invaluable to th.-m. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
1* an expenidvo rompneitinn, yot it in --flonMl at auch
a ptiu>, »a to bo witiiin the rra**!! of all.
Western-made fabrics, consisting of plain and fancy Cassimers, Sattinets, Blankets, Cloths,
Morse’s Indian Root Pills sold by Conrad j Jeans, Plaid Flannels, White, Red and Brown Cook, Druggist, sole agent for Greencastle, Flannels, Tweeds, Shawls. Stocking Yams, &o. and by all medicine dealers in the county. Call and see these Goods, before leaving your
A. J. White & Co., No. 60 Leonard st., New ( Wool at any other Factory. York, sole proprietors. Win. Mudge & Co.,! a T > T a manufacturers and proprietors of Dr. Trask's | V^YV Lv 1*1 iN VX.
Magnetic* Ointment, Earlville, Madison co.. 1 To those wanting Rolls made, or Yarn spun, N. V., general agents. wo would say, wash your Wool clean and bring Price 25 cents per box. July 17 ly9 it tons, and you shall beplersed with the work.
It will be done promptly, your Wool not wasted, and as cheap as at'any other responsible
Factory.
_ Those from a distance can have their Rolls Greencastle Music Store!
g^jt-j^PiAfio Fohtes from $175 to $800. i. AA/OOILj "W"_A_3SrTIEID
SpqpvpTqM KLODKONB from $45 to $200. in exchange. The highest market price paid
J J W ,/ J Guitars from $5 to $50. j for Wool in exchange for goods. Violins from $1 to $50. | BKNCK & COWGILL. Also, a full and complete stis’k of j Greencastle, May 29,1858.—tf
= I, m Ilfl[FBMLll!'V& •iX at thk Eir
June 19.—5t
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise, of all kinds, constantly on band and fur sale Ut
“Smash-down Panic Pkicks.”
Our Pinna Fortes are from tho following
noted Factories:
Chickering & Sons Boston. Woodward & Brown “ A. & J. Keogh Buffalo. Peters, Cragg & Co Louisville. A. H. Gale & Co New York.
v uvnUcmen nf tha high»i<t
illtv, ■- ---
, Ih . . _
. l y •ilc'h mi'll Hu »n- liiraiiftble of ImSiiig tholr liftmen to qiinckury, fniint or itm-rpiiun.
D. E. WILLIAMSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. t-fflcc Aorth sale Public fiunarc
GREENCASTLE. TND.
\ HILL give prompt attention to all profes- \\ sional business entrusted to his rare, in this nnd adjoining counties. may 22. JOSEPH COX & WM. H. KERK, ATTORNEYS AT HAW.
CIXCI.XXATI, OHIO.
Ih*- People
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP | SeltovtlLtumtKlJfti^pass^
Is nn.l. rw'.l iinil iwd hv guntlrmon nf tlm hiehnut 1 „ 111 1 1 i . , .. . I . . u , , i" K |«iftL,],,v. In ..,.r ; i, y w,lU l '^. s ° I , d ? n terms delyiiig eompi-titioii. / \FFICF.No.3 Apollo Building, corner Fifth III. .I..rtici»r.y, th„ n*r. Ihn Pui|.it, ihn Mn r , h*nt, Wo rospectftilly invite those wisiimg anything \l and Walnut mav 2“—«it Br <r
in the Music line to call and examine our stock ' ' ——sitarg
Every instrument fully warranted. All orders
promptly attended to. Address K. DOBBINS & CO., Greencastle, Ind.
Pianos wanted in ex-
may 22, 1858.—tf
and sorrow and dread. One and another of the earth-born may have looked up te it, frow the lower night, for sweet love and promise of good things: Star of how ever many destinies, though, it goes out
and is no more.
Like these dropping, dying stars, our loved ones go away from our sight. The stars of our hopes, our ambitions, outprayers, whose light shines ever before us, leading on and up, they suddenly fade from the firmament of our hearts, and their place is empty and dark. A mother’s steady, and soft, and earnest light, that beamed through all our wants and sorrows; a father’s strong, quick light, that kept our feet from stumbling on the dark and treacherous ways; a sister’s light, so mild, so pure, so constant and so
Western Railroad, and our average ship ments are throe hundred head per week i from Jacksonville. The stock trains pro-1 ceed to Lafayette, Indiana, a distance of two hundred miles, when the cattle are taken from the cars, and fed and watered, 1 and rested from twenty-four to thirty hours. From Lafayette the trains pass over the Wabash Valley Koad to Toledo, a distance of one hundred and ninety-six The miles, when the cattle are again reshipped and fed and watered, and remain twentyfour hours on good, fresh pasture, or in clean lots, and fed on corn or hay. From Toledo we ship to Dunkirk, remain from
PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP
tii.- Hi noil tho test of ft lonir. prlvatn practlr# ; hft* ■toil", ftii't U now lining »n ftmonnt Bfcnocl. unvatiftl-
oti by hut oilier remedy now Itofore the public PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP
has porforronil mam mmarkahl* i nri>s, yet it Ih not rliiinifd that it Kill work mlracli*, or r. itnrn to in alih ih'me pn«i roi'ornry; vot It will rrllov* and pallia!•’ Itio anfforlng* of coimumptlviw,«honro bo-
youil thi* hope of rnrovnry.
PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP. Cull on any of my agnnl*; got a drrnlarnr pampti
lot. in whliti yon will nnd mnh liunlmonv a* nil
convince evt-n the
ri«»r virtum of
N. B.—Second-hand change for new ones.
About Face, ami March to
Hoot ami Shoe Store
D'Mimonv oh will
in«o*t hk-'ptitAil, of tbo truly Hiipe*
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP I PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP I DR. G W. PHILLIPS’, Sole Proprietor. N 0 C.ill. eo Unlliling. Walnut *(., Sot. Xourth A Finh.l.,, CIXCINNATI, OHIO. SOLD BY
imiTIO, TIE fflllii!
the
of
Or. n. «roiti3^v.nsr, too)" Immediately Opposite the Post Office, Greencastle, Iixl. !\ here your wants will at all times be
supplied with
ROOTS AND SHOES for Men and Roys,
Together with Misses’ and Ladies’
SHOES AND GAITERS, and every other description of work in his line. He solicits a share of public patronage, . feeling confident of his ability to satisfy his j patrons both as to the quality and price of Ids
may 22.—sitarg
KVAN L. KKIU’HEVAL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
may 22. QREKXOAHTLE, IND. J. 8. JENNINGS. J, A. Ol l.MOKK.
JENNINGS & GILMORE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC,
GREENCASTLE, IND.
\\’'ILL attend promptly to all business en- \\ trusted to their care. Collections made and promptly remitted. Particular attention paid to the settlement of Estates. Office, for the present, in the Treasurer's Qffi°*’ may 22.—ly 30,000 I^iocos of
Convktancino.—Mr. Turman being a Notary Public, conveyances will be executed, depositions taken, and all the duties of a Notary discharged in a skillful manner. Office—East side of the Public Square, up stairs, in Lynch’s block. Greencastle, Ind . May, 1858,—l yl DR. ROBACK’S
fil
I IIA\ IS at all times a supply of these ad- | mirablc preparations. AsNpring Medicines, and for the relief and cure of chronic diseases, arising from impure blood or a deranged state of the digestive organs or nerves, there £ abundant evidence to prove that they are not equalled.
Try them. For sale by CONRAD COOK, Druggist, - r '- Sole Agent for (• re< ■
Ho! Ye that Thirsteth. [ K you want PURE SODA WAT KB, go I totho CITY DRUG 8T0RE, may East sidaSqua
JOHIsr
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Southards buiUling, adjoining
the Post Office.
T TAI ING resumed the practice of mv preI j fession, I resitoctfully solicit such business us usually demands the attention of Attorneys
Special attention given to the business of
Administrators and Guardians. Chargee mod-
erate- may 22.—ly fl AMES J. SM 11 jEY, Attornpj anil Counselor at Law, AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Guekncasti.k, Ind.
\\7ILTj give prompt and efficient attention \ \ to business, and especially to the collec-
tion of claims.
Office in the room formerly occupied by Judge Eckles, south of the Square,
may 22, 1858.—ly
iT. I?. SrDDA.XjT.j, a*. 3?-»
Jerome Allen and E. A. Lane, (troeneastle; work, (jive him a trial, and judeo for vourB. Walla s. ^ ^
, 11 i u. D. Johnston, New Maysvllle; thcnco to ( ampvtllo, on tho Acw York H. L. Crodine, Grubb’s Mill; and by druggists and Krie Railroad when another halt takes 'md country storekeepers generally.
place of twenty-four to thirty hours, and the caltlccared for as before ; from Cainpville the trains with stoek run to Bergen, which is the same as the city. The av-j
Jyo
July 10 3m8
firm, shining upon us from gentle, loving iirago time is ten days in transit from | eyefl, and persuading us to grace and good Jacksonville to New York City; and in
ness: a brother’s light, bright and bold and honest; a lover’s light, forever sleeping in our souls and illumining all our goings and our comings; a friend’s light, true and trusty—gone out—-forever? No!
no -
>! The light has not gone out. It ia ty-fourth-street in as good condition (the beyond the stars, where there is no iiight difference in weight e.xceiitcd) as the day
and ao darkness, forever and forever.
all our shipment of stock, we have only lost eight head from heat or other expo sure, and that was from detention on the Wabash Valley Road,and we hazard noth- i
ingin saying that our cattle arrive at for to order
A Variety of Cooper’s Tools, -«•”-/ — . , KRY CHEAP, at
i 'hey leave the |T*inei». I V jcl? •XmO F. M. FRAZIER & (JOB
T 3 TLE ITJ3VE
DAGUERREAN ROOM.
Fashionable Millinery, |
AtT.J. JOHNSON & SISTER’S, i to take MIMATl'HES in the various styles
East side of the Public Square, ' J’ 0 ^ r '—having the exclusive riglit to take VY11 KK Eon elegant assortment 1 ' , ' i oelebruted and iiniversally-odinircd Uulloof BONNETS, type, also Photographs, Color'd Anibrotypes.&c. RIBBONS, Full instructions given, and outfit furnished.
Eclectic Physician nnd Surgeon, / VFFEKS his services totho citizens of Green* \ 1 castle mid vicinity in all blanches of th® medical profession. Particular attention paid to tho treatment of all Chronic Diseases.
PATER HANGINGS!
FLOWERS, Ac, of tho latest and most fkshionable styles, are ready for inspection. tefiTNew Arrivals Daily.‘"MMi Millinery Work of all kinds done
may 22.—3m
1 have just received a large and well-selected ; assortment of CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, nnd MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A\ atches nnd Jewelry repaired and warranted, as usual. Room in the Collier building. Grecncadln, May, 1858. D M SPURGIN.
A LARGE LOT OF
W .A. H, I_i IPAx-IPIEIR,, At reduced prices, by the sett or dozen.
—also—
WINDOW SHADES,
Of all kinds.
Letter, Foolscap and Noto Papers,
By the ream,
For sale at tho office of the American Express
Company.
Jd^BOOKS of all kinds turnished to order by May 22—3m C. G. LEE. ‘ I-icind. 'V\7"/xx*i*«.nt»
FOR SALK UV
_mayJ22. E T. KTGFTTLEV.
T- RZIO-HTLEAT
AO ENT EOff THE *
TRIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMP'NY
Of Providcnoo, R. I.
Qa£f" , ffi.:o— Exchange Bank. May 22.
Office and Residence on Indianapolis street, •arly opposite th~ T> ■ -• '•
may 22.—lyr
I)r. H. K. PITCH iTyNN ' / 11 i ERE his professional services to the citl / izens of Greencastle and vicinity as PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office near the 1st charge Methodist Church,
may 22, 1858,—ly
iTXTST ZREJCHEIVIEfr r |MlE largest and best lot of PERFUMERY I ever brought to this market, at the
CITY r DRUG .STORE,
may 29. East side Square.
Administrator’s Notice.
*— j \; . * ' iierob^ jjiven that the under3 - ’ ■'■'ign | ‘<i has been iipiioiiiti d Administrator uf the Estate of Catharine Hurst, late of Putnam county, deceased. Haid Estate is supposed to be solvent. JACKSON HURST, Mv. 3t« Admr.
A FIiip I til of SwIhk Janmct,
T A1 NiSQOK and CAM BRIO MUSLINS,
just received and for sale low by
may 22. THOKNBURGH A R<IIUNSON.
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