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Our Idol.

[Wt> know not tho author of the following

Iiniflfltets.

duust* and exquisite line*, but our renders will ^ | r ^^ r j ^S r l'( )

thnnk w for reprinting them for their perusal, though they are unheralded by any name

known to fame:]

Close the door lightly.

Bridle the breath. Our little Angel

Is talking with death ;

Gently he woo* her, She wishes to stay,

His arms are about her—

lie bears her away!

Music comes floating Down from the dome, Angels are chanting The sweet welcome home. Come, stricken weeper,

Come to the lad,

(iiizo on the sleeper—

Our idol is dead!

Smooth out the ringlets, , Close the blue eye— No wonder such beauty Was claimed in tie) sky; Cross the hands gently O'er the white bread, So iiko a wild spirit Strayed from the hlrd:

Bear her out softly, This idol of ours,

Let her grave slumbers He mid the sweet Uowors.

I I AVlNtr purchased the stock of DBCGtS, i i | CH KMH'Al.S, iVe.. of Dr. L. Skelton,, , we are prepared to furnish all who may he in

[ need of anything in our line, with the VERY BEST OF GOODS,

\t a^ low figures as any other store in the West We expect to sell our (hxnls FOR CASH |or its equivalent, and of course can sell for less

profit than those who sell on long time. Wo will keep constantly on hand

A Good Supply of the Best Brands of

I j(‘«K l iUK l ( )ils.

Together w ith

ALL OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE.

TOBACCO, CIGARS,

.Stationery nnd Porl'uincrv,

< >f all kinds ;

Flavoring Krtracto, Hair Oih. d r., All of which we warrant us represented, or > no sale. Come and sec for yourselves.

E. A. LANE.

WILL. LANK. Agent. may 9, 18 8 tf

$nisitir$$ 3Ulvrrti*rmrnt$.

T^TeAV TVi^pivtils!

FAU.liOdDS

It T. J. .1 (HINSON ,V SI ST KB'S. South Sidk ok thk 1’rnLic Squakk,

\Y K have received a lot of very j

handsome stvles of

ROJiNETS, FLO l» A,7f.S’,

1:IRR(I.\S. FKATHEHS. ( . u < u t t( , n ti on is respe. tfully invited to Dress Trimmings, | KntublUbuient, in tlie u«i>unuiec that

get; AMPLE SATISFACTION ii»«

rrintiiMt.

INDIANA PRESS JOB PRtNTWe

OFFICE,

WEST SIDE OF Pt BUC SQUARE,

ClRKENCAHTI.E, IY1».

Wfdiral.

Swiss asd.I vconki Collars. &c.. of tho latest and most fashionable styles. They are now

ready for inspection, and will be sold at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory to purchasers. ^tillin.ox'y "Worls. of all kinds done'to onler. Being generally known throughout Putnam mid adjoining coun-

ties. we deem it uselc.-s to add more. T. J. JOHNSON A SISTER. (t’ < i a*|ks, Oct. j. - 3m20

< r < ).\ri:

Second Arrival of Drugs! PH K undersigned, grateful for the very liheral patronage bolowial u|«*n him during

than he was belore, he must be a good j tin, i, is t two years, would respectfully announce

vicinity.

IrtrWheii success makos a man belter

inan indeed.

8QL.T0 cure the toothache—let an om uibus run over your foot. EXiy., 1 ^ is a curious fact in the grammar of polities that when statesmen get into place they often become oblivious of their anlvKilnif*, but arc seldom forgetful of

their nhrtives.

SttT A man very intoxicated was sent to jail. “Why did you not bail him out?” inquired a bystander of a friend. “Hail him out!” exclaimed the other; ' why. you could not pump him out.” fiPt>»“Xo\v 1 Allic, dear, let me impress one thing upon your mind—don’t he rude with tlie other little girls at the party.” “And mother, replied the quick-witted pet, “let me impress one tiling upon your mind, don’t come away till the party’s

out.”

AND !.<><► K

lilll’DUK YOl' HUY! Money is Powerful and Will Prevail.

—

READ AND DIGEST. J'rv V AS wo are tlotrrmined t** «*11 as low as fan bo bought at Imliana])‘taL—olis ami 1>rougbt iu*rf, wo fall tin* ! attention of our friends and our fin ini**^ (if wo haw any,) to our New and Extensive \ssortim , nl of KIT RX ETUK IT! emhraeing everything in the line, and oon-

Mo h'ly*.

will be given as regards T> |>ogrli|>li>', I*rei*s Work oml Charges, To those who may require Fanryor C-ommon, Large or Small Worh.

EXECUTED

CHEAPLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY. The MATERIALS, all of which aim: kxtiim’.ia' nkw. Have Iwcn selected with great earc, and will he found to embrace everything requisite to the execution of Any Variety, Style or Quality of Printing, with tho UTMOST EXPEDITION AND AT THE SHOHTEST NOTICE. Our facilities in the line of Card Printino:

CAUTION.

Ilnchanti »nd Trr.lrr. will b« on thnir (tu.r.l »nJ not h« ImpowJ upon h* > rount.rteit of Mor.-'. Indwn R-.ut rill!!, «i K o».l A. II M'-'ff All grnuinn Indlnn Root I ilk have the name an«\ signature of *^. J- Whitt <* C#., on each box. . , Du. Mouse, the inventor of Mouse s I.nman

Root Pills, has spent the greater part of his life in traveling, having visited Kuropc. Asia, and Africa, as well as North America—has spent three rears among the Indians of our Western countrv—it was in this way that the

Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr.

Western countrv

Indian K<".t Pill . . Mor-o was the first limit to establnh the tin t that all diseases arise from Imiu HITT or THE Blood—that our strength, health and life de-

pended upon this vital fluid.

I When the various passages become clogged, and Jo not act in perfect harmony with the . different functions of the body, the hi 1 loses ityictioii, heroines thick, corrupted and di-ca.-(•(1: thus causing all pains, sickness and distress of even name; our strength is exhausted, our health w e are deprived of, and if nature is not | assisted in throw ing off the stagnant lunuors, the blood w ill become choked and cease to net.

Wrdirnl.

AYER’S Cathartic Pills, (Sl liAK COATED,)

auk maoe to

CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CUBE THE SICK. invnlIlls, Kallirrs, Jlotheis. Physician., Pliilnn<lir«»|>Ut*. *•«•»,I (heir htrccti, anil Julia*' of tkrlr VU'lu»«.

KOK THE CUIIK OF

Headache, Sick Head ache, Vonl Slomnch,

UirrsyiHu. F\.. Mity 1, ivf,-

r>n J. r. Avm. Wr: f bum* Ifoii curtU»»f M„- any UkI> . ait have 1»T a <L>s.- ..r ta., ,,f von , I*ilIn. It tu;iriw lYiHii a foul stoma* It.Mhiih t |, (M , |..;utfp at once. If llo-j will cure others a« they

me* tlt»* IhcI wortth kuewittn.

\ otu> with Kikat fcv»i'¥k>, PRKHLR,

Mtlco/ Sto'uur 'lurion.

Hiliotis I>jsor»J<*r« tmcl Complaint*'

|H:i’\RTMKNT OF THE InTKKIok. j \-iiington, U. C., 7 Keb., Ih56. j

Sin : T have imwmI yoiil' »U my general amt liosj.jtai

inre vdii imole l hem. mhJ •'♦tnimt hoaitatf to

l>rni‘tie** ever ainee you iiuolo lh* Mty thev are the Ih*'*? nil liar tie

iHtimr iiVtji.ti mi the linr i**«jni. k anu iieeiuni.

ly tt Ty nre an mlmtiwhle ivukmU for ilen*iij:Hne»,»kor that

i»l'l".v. ThHr regu-

leeiiinl. rouw«>4i|

onRiii. Iiiileeil, 1 have ne\«loiu fi'Hiiil a niwuf loliutn t/i*, filst hl , otwtitinte flint It did not readily yield to them, fraternally yourn, AIXIN/.O HALL, M. D.,

IViyfirion of the Murine IforjiHul

Dysentery, Relax, anil Worm*. PoBKItti. t, ll»«msw, l.n. Co.. Mu ll.. Nov. HI.lS.Vi, pH. Nino Vonr I'ill- ore tlw tsTfosll.iii of nii'.lktu,..

inn| limn I run tell y,,^

fm Hu nit ha. ,

have done n»\ wife more h'**

« an tell •nt ha. 1

uif t.. Ih* doef.-ieil at great exfwIiM*. hut Cot lie »H*fter. S|„

They l

e 1u t gn

th. ii n.TniiH-iisod tokioK ..our I'll!-, slilrh mhi i ih,.| i,...

,.l t. .'ll .irk* mnl pinlltR ««»> I inn.. w, n»

hilt get He heUer. SJj.x

laulith'S of worms (dem^j from | u .^

I.\ eXlwIluiK liil^e ijnaulitM ' o| a.*rms (Meii.t ir«Mii I , * la»dy. They nflerwards cured her mid oar »w». ehildri-i^

ilthellt heill

sistintr in part of

i in/ft ml Wit l nut /^/vss /hifiatis

Ati* such as will cnabb* us to do nuy doncrip- mid tlius our li^bt of life will lorcvor bo blown tion or <|uuiitity of it, in tin* most oxpoditious. out n oW importunt thon that wo should koop

the various pussa^os <d tlio bmly lr(*o and open. And how ploasant to us that wc have in our

v here

neat and satisfaetory manner. AYe are able at all timos, to print

XHATIiY AND CHKATLY

Every description of

of ldood\ d\-nt* I V. One of our iie^hlMiin hml ii h.id.im^ im \« lie i n red hi in with two d.M- of vonr 1‘itk. whik ether-* niomid u** paid fn»m live to twenty tlolhir* dm i..i,v bilU, nnd lost niiieh time, without helug nm-d enthvly e\en then. Sueli J» tnwlli ine ns yoiirw, widt h U aetuallf

“ u '‘’U^ 1 . ouimx,

liidigestion nnd linpiuily «»• tlie lllood, f',-0111 h’er.J. r. Iliuiel, Oolornf AJrfnl Church. Ih;h.)i

to the citizens of < 1 reenciistle and vicinity. ' u “4 llrairi r that he has just returned from the Hast, where u ,, if,,,././,. /

he has purchased the largest stock of ,, ‘.. ' ' ^ HAND-BII.I,S, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ' T* i u“,.r,r - ‘ '"''im kmts,

***'. ''"VxvrSmss,

already sold a heavy st.K-k this season (this (nitre and Lard 1 able* BLANKS, being the second of the season,) brought hero Hrcah'J'wst (tint Unnncj iciLIf# (’Al{US, &<;•., Ad*. some two months miico, we feel at is lied of hvaf and common Stand Tablet ^ our | n j t .|,|| U || to do bettw 1 terms than iHiy other house West of the Ln ' l ' ,> " 1 Wuh SfallJ* EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK Mountains. \\ e therefore invite all who are riim))inn ))W( | AT NUC. t.ow HATKs

(otfat/i Hat u As will enable every one, no matter bow small

Oottuy*. BrihftticU—5 y rad vs

f i> R . Aver: I tmve iimm! your Pill# with (‘Xtrnordhiiuv Morse - Indian Koot I ills, inanuf.it lure I In t ^ ||m . % nl . e ,| M . X ,. IV u^t r nmiv i i,4\> ,.v,. r

known, uud 1 »;»•! o'littdoiitly retaintusnd them t.. my friend#. Your#, J. V. IllMKS.

Warsaw. WvomIxo Co w N. Y„ Ort. 24, Ififtft.

Dear PiR: 1 u^RJ? ymir Cathartic Pill# in my piHr thv, Hti-1 find them an ox* • Ih iit pur^Htivn to cleanse tlm

.inti imiify the fouiitniu# of the IiI«hm|.

3 JOHN 0. MKAC1IAM, M. P.

Kpltapli uu n linker* This baker s fate, kind stranger, stop to scan As you along the silent mansion tread; Though he, tm earth, was not a needy man, Vet, it is true, he often Kneaded bread. By kneading bread, his riches did increii.-e, For, it is said, ho heaped up hoards of gold: His life \v&> flourt/i and his end was peace, And now his oven, like himself, is cold.

♦ ♦ ♦

Thick and Long. A testy lawyer in court found himself bothered with a knotty witness, who wouldn’t explain, as be dcsirsd, the difference between the “ thick and “long” kinds of whalebone. “Why, man," said he, “you don't scent to know the distinction between thick and long.” “Ya's, I dew.” “Explain it. then.” “Wa’ul, you’re thick-headed, hut you ain’t long-beaded, no how !’’ said he. —• + • How He Knew Ills Jb'utiler. At a justice’s court in the (ireen Mountain State, some years ago, the following amusing incident oceurcd. A very ill-natured and ijuarelsome person was concerned in a street brawl one night and got a blow from somebody, which resulted in a black eyeandasuit for assault and battery. In the course of the trial a sun of the plaintiff was called to the witness stand—a regular “chip of the old block”—about fifteen years of age. The boy testified to some knowledge of the affray, but could not give any particulars, as the night was an exceedingly dark one. “Now, sir,” said the cross-examining ! attorney, “will you venture to swear that j your father was there at all?” “Yes, sir; 1 know he was there." “But you say you did not see him nor i hear him speak ; how, then, 1 ask, did j you know he was present ?” “Why, i ll tell you. As I came out j of the gate I heard Joe Smith (the defeu-1 dant) holler out, ‘there goes the old devil!’ and I knew he meant dad." ♦♦♦ Genuine Kloculicncc. There is no people in the world with whom eloquence is so universal a gift as the Irish. When Leigh Ritchie was tra veiling in Ireland, he passed a man who was a painful spectacle of pallor, squalor, and raggedness. His heart smote him and he turned back. “Ifyou arc in want,” ■ said Ritchie, with some degree of peev ish - ness—“why do nt you beg?” “Sure it’s begging 1 am, yer honor; hut see how the skin is spakiu’ through the holes of, me trousers ! and the bones crying out through mo skinl Look at me sunken checks, the famin’ that’s starin' in me eyes ! Man alive! it s hogging I am with a hundred tongue*!"

♦ -

Tlie Print Ink IIiiHineim bentM.tkr De v II. A young man who ardently'desired wealth, was visited by his Satanic Majesty. who tempted him to promise his soul for eternity, if ho could he supplied on this earth with all tlie money he could use. The bargain was concluded—the devil was to supply the money and was at last to have the soul, unless the young man could spend more money than the devil could furnish. \ cars passed awa\ —the man married and was extravagant in his living, built palaces, speculated wildly—lost and gave away fortunes, nnd yet his coffers were always full.— Ho turned politician, and bribed bis wav to power and fame, without reducing his pile of gold. JI« became a “fillibuster,” aud fitted out ships and armies, but his banker honored all bis drafts. He went to St. 1'aul to live, and paid tho usual rates of interest for all the money lie could borrow, but though the devil made wry faces when he came to pay the bills, yet they were all paid. One expedient after another failed—the devil counted the time, only two years, that be must wait for tlie aoul. and mocked the efforts of the despairing man. One more trial was resolved upon—the man started a newspaper! The devil growled at the bills at tlie end of the first quarter, was savage in six months, inclaneholv in nine, nnd broke, “dead broke,” at the end of n y ea, ‘- Ho the .newspaper went down, i Fid the ■<oiiI ivio ■ ived

in want of any article in our line, t" give us a cull ami examine for themselves In-fore buying

elsewhere. CONRAD COOK,

(Jreeneastle, Sept. 4, Is.'iS. Druggist. I

Patent Medicines.

| HAVK all the popular PATENT MKDI ICINKS of the day, direet from the manufacturers, so that I can vouch for their i/mtiinrfifMr—among which will be found the fol-

lowing :

Jaynes' Medicine* in full, of which we are the exclusive agent in Greeneastle; Ayer's CheiTv Pectoral and Pills; Kennedy’s .Medical 11i-coverv ; Robuck 's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills; Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters; Bull's Sarsaparilla ; Sands' Sarsaparilla; Howe s Shaker Sarsaparilla; (luysott s Yellow Dock und Sarsaparilla; Shaker Extract of Sarsaparilla; Hurley's Extract of Sarsaparilla; SeovilYs Ext. of Sarsaparilla nnd Stillingia;

• plants nnd roots which grow around the moimlainous dill's in Nature's garden, for the health | and recovery of diseased man. < hie of the roots ■ from which these Pills are made is a Sudorific. 1 which opens the pores of the skin, and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts ot the I corruption within. The second is a plant which is an Expectorant, that opens and unelogs the passage to the lungs, and thus, in a soothing | manner, performs its duty by throwing off phlegm, and other humors from the lungs by copious spitting. The third is a Diuretic « hich gives ease and double strength to the kidneys; encouraged, they draw large amounts of

the extent of lii> business, or how impurity from the blood, which is then thrown

mxkkTtWfSSi IHTLAV ,, ii.- i- v,- I any other wav. The fourth is a ( ntliartie, and In this most invaluable method ot making “i- 1 • . _ ^

business thoroughly known.

f'ommon ami Faun/ Foul do. Fim I‘lush ami liai\ Cloth Sofa* Sovia/jh *, I tin ran* and Ottoman* Sjiring-*iat Klixalnth Chair*

Parlor “

Cane-sent Harking “ “ Snring “ flo*ton ami Common Hocking Chain II ind*or ami Offire “ ( 'hi/drni * assorted “ Funn/ Ho*nrood II ha/not* Plain Walnut “

Sofa*. Hook Case*. Cradle* 1 Crib Ilork'i'*. Ma.ttra**e* } d r.

We will also furnish to order any article j wanted from Cincinnati manufacturers.

We are still in the

UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, ;tinl will ntlcml funerals with :i limit Hi,'ftrs<\

wv “nnftPirn nnnmpn” nrpiprpnii U 11 with ruiur wwi or Mnaiie Iflii HUUMljil LOilMil llLlil iuU Oiarge.-. reduced when payment is

KYKHY IH SIXKSS MAX Needs something in the way of join r»rLiiNrTiJ\rc3k. A Bl’SINESS CARD OR CIRCULAR ) — almost indispensable. Those of our friends who may fool disposed to give us their patronage, may he assart'd that no pains shall bo spared on our part to serve their interests taithfullv and promptly. Terms ea.-h. HOWARD BRIGGS, Proprietor. may 22, 18.~>H.

Kryaipclns, Serofuln, KingNi Evil, Tetter,

Easterly’s Iodine nnd Sarsaparilla, tf 16 ‘ CONRAD COOK, Druggist.

E would respectfully announce to the people of Putnam county, that we have refitted our room on the N. W. corner of the Public Square, and have gained considerably more room. We are now using the whole house for Drugs, uud have it literally tilled from top to bottom, among which wo may

enumerate—

L’UO kegs purt ,primr White Lead, (warranted ns such) 50 “ AY Into Zinc 500 gall. Linseed Oil 300 “ Fish “ luu 11 Neutsfoot “ •.’00 <• Lard “ ■T Mils. Spirits Turpentine 300 oz. (piininc 100 drachms Sulph. Morph. 15 lbs. Syrup of Phospliatus 15 “ Glycerine ir> •' Syr. Iodide Iron 300 “ Sub. Carb. Soda (superior tonny) ■Ja “ Sulph. Cinehoimo 50 “ Mine Mass 'Jou Ito.vesGlass (city brand), allsizes 'J00 gall. Copal Yarnisli

made soon.

So, friends, come and try the cheap Furniture Store, before running oil'somewhere else t

to buy.

t 'o Warerooms nearly opposite the Post <»iliee. KIMBLE & MULIIOLN. (ir. eiu aatle, -I uly 10. tf 8

loo

“

.lapalt “

100

Coach “

Damar “

Black Leather Yarnish

500

lbs.

Chrome (i rccu

500

44 Y c*l low

200

44 Red

(’hincHi* Vermillion

loo

Burnt Cnibor

500

“

Mineral Vnutt ( fire proof )

200

Yellow Ochre

loo

Vandvkc Brown

hbl. Lamp Black

lbs.

Drab Black

Ivory Black

In short, every article usually kept in an establishment of till- kind. \\ e offer tile >ame

at tlio

LOWEST MARKET PRICES! "So don't forget the Hoosicr Corner'

when vou tome to buy.

tf id CONK.\l>;C(>OK. Druggist. hiditco! imlitfo! Imliifo! (I you know where to get the best ot INDIGO. warruuted to yin satisfaction or

f/o lliniiry rrfiim/rd /

Why, yes, I do, for I have been using it

tlice two year*. It is at

tfli: ‘ COOKS DRUG STORK.

Tiiu (Gocub prainb.

HAIXBONY STORK! THORNBURGH & ROBINSON tPAKE pleiiMire in stating to the Farnur1 of Putnam county and citizens generally, that they are now in receipt of their SPRIK& m SIHEB CilllOli, < Minjii isinic fr w i<l • nmi^c <»( M ^nods, ut |.nci's thiiJt r;iiin«»t fail to ploasc the tusto of

purrhaRePH. now in tln*ir

NKVV AM) MAliMFK’KNT UI IMMXU, on the North-west corner of the Public Square, where every fueility, both as regards room, light, Ac., tou w ill Ifi.d in addition tooiir (;i:.\i;kal assout.m i:.\t NEW GOODS,

First Premium Piano! NOW have on hand a u;«*in*ral assortment . of ‘ PIANO FOUTKS * from tin* eelo- ' 11 rated factory of Ft‘tors, Crngg A: (’o., Louis1 villi*, K v., anions Avhioli is one very superior Ueven-oetave Instrument, whieh lias just taken j tirt, I'irstPremiums, \n oompetition will) •*No\n York and Boston Pianos. The power and 'Woolness of tone, the elastieity of touch, and beauty of finish of this Instrument, is unsur]lapsed. \\ v invite the special Attention of amateurs, and those wishing to purchase good Pianos, to our present stork, which will be sold on the most liberal terms and fully warranted. K. DOBIU.NS. («rccncastle, fnd.. Sent. 2 1, r»8. .‘’ml'J P. S.—Socond-liand Pianos to let. i g mmi mm Eamiy; < 'iipitiii. .S7r>(i.ooo. Wki.i.s, 111 I I KKKIKl.I) & (’o. - - New York. Li V l NUHTON, Fahoo iV Co. - - - Ilutlalo.

Proprietors.

I ) CN DAILY KXPBKSSKS on Passenger J \ Trains in charge of special messengers,

throughout

New York, Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, Canada West, Illinois, \\ isconsin, M isiouri, M innesota, Arkansas, Nebraska. Kunsoa, Iowa,&c m &c. ! ('onneet ing Kxpres.-««*> to ( alifornia. Oregon, the entire Paeifie Coast, Island of Cuba, Europe. tVc., cVe. Kills. IVotcM, I>rafl s and Afcounts C’olhu'ted and paid. All orders and cominunieatioiis promptly attended to. (oM»d>-uh-jerf to hills of purehase or other charges (to ( he paid on delivery of tliegfMxis), received and forwarded—the monies collected and returned

promptly.

The facilities of this Company for Promptness, Dispatch and Safety are, unc-

rj nulled.

Attention is especially called to our Increased S|)t“e(l & lircnllj |{eiliiceil Rales Iii forwarding Freight and Pn»duco from the West to New York. Freight, Money Packages and Orders delivered and called for in anv part of town. Offiee in the Lynch Huikiing. east side J*ul)IieS«nmre. ‘ W M. LKK, «ug28 3m15 Agent for Co.

NO I I r M I H O ! THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORE IN INDIANA.

WciUrat.

DR. G. W. PHILLIPS’ uniin svitip. I'or a Severe Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For a Slight Cough, take PHILLIPS* COUGH SYRUP. For a Drv, Harking Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Sore Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Tickling in the Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hoarseness, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Chronic Cough in aged person*, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.

For Croup, take

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Hooping Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Asthma or Phthisic, take PHILLIPS’COUGH SYRUP.

For Bronchitis, take

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Laryngitis, take PHILLIPS’COUGH SYRUP. Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP- v

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.

f or all diseases of Throat and bungs, take

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. PHILLIPS* COUGH SYRUP

b fill inviiliiiiblt 1 n iiifth in Mra^li** bv diriiij' tho con-ii, #«»n* tliroaf, ami k'VjiitiK nut tlio

eruption.

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

is a purely N • *elah|.- ('otiipMiiml, •ml contain# no p<.Kon*.'H ilnn;- wliait \ci. It ni ty Im* ink* ii l»y the

'l'*li*'ali* \oun-.-,| iiifanf, without tho

<llfrh<*#f nppr licii'ittii of linrn).

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

l' r "l*"***l ••*' i ih (litcDsMOMirlnlnufroin coM#, iidI it I# iiii|)orltint lh it tli** aHliftc'l nIhhiM know it;

a n inotlv llmt will cun’. i-< iuvnlnahle to them. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

i-* an c\pcn#iv<* rfMiiposition. yet it i# ntp^n-d at Biich

n prh>*. a# to he within tin* reach of all. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

K eint..r*et| an,I iimmI hv irentlemen of tho highest Mtamlino ant) n >p. ctal,ilitt. in onr conitniinity ; by lh.* Ju li. iary. tin* Bar. tlie Pulpit, the Merchant, lh< People : by -uch men a# an* ini apahle of lending

th'dr nil in*» to qiiuckerv, fraud or deception. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

l |;,s ■**'""I Hi” t'” 4 l "f a lonjr. private practice ; ha# don,*, nd i- now dolne an anioiint of giHMl, unequal*

ci| by any other remedy now lM*fom the puhlio. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP

li»s perform' d many remarkable cure*, yet it i* not claimed thiii it will work niirnrlcM, or restore to health I hone | M ,-i reco\er> : yd it will relieve and (•.illiate lh,* *<iiMi riiig'« ot consiimptiveH, wh<*are !>o-

Vond the In/pe ,if recov* fv.

PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. *’■•11 on any of my nts ; get « circular or pamph-

ltd. in which v-.ii will find such to#tfmony «•» will

• < nvince even the moitt »kepticul, of the trill

rior %'irt**«H of

tliiit wc luivc fitted up mi iipurtiuiiiit --*1 loeiail

f.'i - F.iiTMi-r- i;.t ! :.u-:..-t bu-u.-s* ..tci, xvitfi, . I.ARCE ASSORTMENT of LAe." b ..the,-. 11.1, will "(Id grcnilv to th« \ [i| |.;> m issES A ('ll I LJtREN S

vi heii \ cm come to town sdots just received, which wi

fort of thu house.

(‘all at the

ZR^IHSTIBOW STOPTE \\ ln*n* you will be met by gentlemanly sale*im*n ready to wait upon you with Dry Goods, Sinn - Hoots, Hats. Caps (Juoensware, (*roeeries. and every art’n le usually kept in a Drv

/’111 ^ ^ X

’ mil • lioUiC.

Driiduce gciu.mlly tuken in cxcliaugo for

Goods.

It will be I'xceedingly gratifying to the elder partner of the firm to meet bis old nnd tried irioilds in this new and eoiuniodious room.

< i reencistle, Muy 22, IH.'iH.- if JUST l; i ;< i :i \ i ;i >

I their new Store and for sole very low, a heavy lot ot Queenswurc, Glassware

and China.

IIIUV22. THORN lirilGH & ROBINSON

A Fine Lot of Swiss Jaconet,

AINSOOK mid CAM URIC MUSL1N8,

ju^t re. eived and for sale low by

1\ THORNBURGH A ROBINSON

Slertor

le eheeiier than anv other establishment in tin- eountr. LADIES FI N K Si LK-LAiST-ING HKKL L A ITERS, at -*1 50 per pair. sOTr LALMKS KID AND.MOROCCO RKsK I NS, at 00 cents. For

ash only.

GIVE US A CALL And Examine our Stock and Prices. LA 1)1 KS R 11> AN I) Mo Rot co SHOES

liliele to order.

f. t Remember that n pr. Stioes make will wear us long us four -hoes. Yours, respectfully,

A. WERNEKE & BROTHER,

S. W . eortier Public Square. Greeneastle, May 22, DlhH.—tf

K have resumed the (/uceiuware trade, and now have on hnml at ntir <dd stand

of our own pr. Eastern

tly Bupe-

PHILLIPS* COUGH SYRUP ! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP! ])[{. G W. PHILLIPS’, Hole Proprietor. No. 2 UoM ’l'c lliiildin?, Wnlniit #t., hot. F'otirth A Viflh si-., (I NVIWATI. olllo.

HOLD IIy

.Krontf* Allen and K. A. Lane, Greeneastle; A. H. Walls, Jlainbridge; Roph «V: (’onover, t lovordale; I). .Tohn^ton, New .Mavsville; II. L. ( r(Hline, Grtthh's Mill ; and by druggists and eountry storekeoperR generally. 1 v9 I > ii. ROBACK’S

ijiiwulMlfl

33XjOOI> IIA X K at all times miruhli* pfopjiratifroM.

and for the roli(‘f (md cure of ehronic diseases •u ising fro»j| impurehl(K)dor a deranged st ate of tin* digest ive organanr nerves, there is abundant

eviuenr

PIIaXaJB. a supply of these adAsSpring Medicines,

htrynt ussortjm n,,t ,, "’ n ' Nlirft i Glassware, Ac. CONKAD COt)K, Druggist,

Jun* ID—.-•t Snl. Agent for Green.-astl* .1 acob Duggx

iiiny22.- tf STEVENSON * AMES.

accompanies the other properties of the Pills while engaged in purifying tho blood; the coarser particles of impurity w lijoli.iinnot pass by the other outlets, are thus taken up and o>nveyed off in greater quantities by the howels. From the above, it is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach hut become united w ith the blood, for they find wav to every part, and completely rout out ami cleanse the system from all impurity, ami the life of the body, whieh is the blood, heroines perfect 1 v health v; consequently all sink ness ami pain b driven from the system, for they cannot remain w hen the body becomes so pure and |

clear.

The reason why people arc so distressed when sick, and why so many die, is liecause they do not get a medicine which will pass to tlieatllieted parts, and which w ill open the natural pas- ; sages for the disease to be cast out; hence a large quantity of food and other matter is lodged, and the stomach and intostiiicsarc literally overflowing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the Mood, which throws the corrupted: matter through every vein ami artery, until life i- lakeii from the Itody by disease. Dr. I Morse's PlLI.s linn added to themselves v'n-to-ry upon victory, by restoring million-of the sick to blooming health and happiness. Ye-, thousands who have been rucked or tormented , with sickness, pain and anguish, ami whose fee- i 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 I grave, now stand ready to testify that they would havelieen numbered with the dead, had i it not been for this great and wonderful mod- 1 ieine, Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two (I had been taken, they were atdon-1 11 shed, and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their charming effects. Not only do they give immediate ease and strength, nnd take away ' all sicknc-s, pain and anguish, (nit they at once I go to work at the foundation of the disease. J whieh is the blood. Therefore, it will be shown, j especially by those who use these Pill-, that they w ill so cleanse and purify, that di-ease— that deadly enemy—will take its flight, and the Hush of youth and beauty will again return, and the prosiHH’t of a long and happy life will cherish and brighten your days. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold bv Conrad Cisik, Druggist, sole agent for Greeneastle, , and by all medicine dealers in tho county. A. .1. \\ hite iV Co.. No. 5o Leonard st.. New York.-ole proprietors. W in. M udge & Co., manufacturers and proprietors of Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment, Karlville. Madison co..

N. Y„ general agents.

Price 25 cents piT box. July IT ly!) HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.

.1 lit nr rot nit Institution, rstttltlis/o't/ hp Sjtrrinl Ewtownu nt for the lie/icf of the S,.K uud Distressed, afflicted trif/i Virulent nut! I\jti-

dnnir Diseases.

'I'll K HOWARD ASSOC IATION, in view I of tho awful destruction «*f human life, caiiRod hv sexual diseases, and the deceptions praetioea upon tlio unfortunate victims of jmeli j diseases hy (Juaeks, several years ago direoted their Consultine: Surgeon, as a ritakitaiii.k \<t worthy of their name, to open n Dispensarv tor tin* treatment of this class of disease*, in all ] their forms, and to give medical at>vi< k okatis to all who apply by letter, with a deseription of their condition, (age, occupation, hahits of life, An*.,) and. in cases of extreme poverty.to Ft UN IS 11 MEDICINE* FltKK OF « ||\Ki;K. It is nei*dless to add that the Association eomrnamta the high«*st medical skill of the age. and | will furnish tlie most approved modern treat-

ment.

The Directors of the Av-ocintion, in their Annual Keport upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, for the year ending .January 1, 1858, express th< highest satisfaction with tho sueeess which has attended the lahors of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of Sperinatorrlirea, Seminal \\ eakness, Iinjii»teiice, (lonorrlnpa. Gleet. Syphilis, the vice of Unanism or Self* ahu*e. iVe M and onler a eontinuanec of the

same plan for the ensuing year.

The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort have lwH*n of great benefit t«* the ufHieted, especially to the young, and thex have resolved to devote theinselves, with renewed zeal, to this very important and inurh

despised enuse.

An admirable Deport on Spernuitorrlirea, or Seminel \S eakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of the sexual organs, bv the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail (in a seah*d envelope,); FRKK OF Cl!AKOE, on receipt of TWO STAMI’S for postage. Other deports and Tracts (»|i the nature and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, Ac., are constantly being published for gratuitous distribution, and will lie sent to tlie affiicted. Some of the new remedies and methods of treatment discovered during the last rear,

are of groat value,

Address, for deport or Treatment, Dr. Geo. d. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard A—noiatinii. No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Itv order of the Directors: F.ZKA D. HKAdTW KLL. President. Gko. Fairuiiii.d, Secretary. june5 ly

|)R. \V<>M S

Carminative Balsam! A XEYEH FMldXr* UHMEDV ED (f

DIAlift nr i i i.i i w

1 )HKPAKKD and sold by Will. Lane. Drug- | gist, Groenenstle. Price, 15 and 25 et*.

per Hnttle.

Heft relicts Burley it Peek. 1 aao Mahan, |

Sami. W oodruff julyB tfT ‘

Ttiinors nnd Salt lUieiim.

From n Finvardiiri Sh n hunl of St. Lotto, Fh. 4. IRIiO. Dr. Avrn: Vonr I'ills ho* tin* pnrairon of .til tlmt irr«*iU in iiunltcim*. They h.tve cun*«l my IIUIm diui^htiT of iil<*oioiin Moifs upon lu*r Immlfl miJ f* '•» tlmt lin<l prnv-.l ln«*nmbl«* for yr.in*. Il»*r uiothor lm«l been l«*ni; ^rkTouxIv oinU-tLHl with l»lot< ln*s ami |•inl|•l•*■* on lo r -kin nml in !i r hair. AR.-r onr rhild was rurnl. sin* »N«» triiil yonr I’ilH, ami thry Imvo ctmtl her. ASA MOKtiKIlXiF. ItlieiiniHtifcni* Nfiiralciiif ami (*oiit* F‘tiin the Her. Pr. llawles. «;/'//)» M-t/n*list F.pij. Church,

1’n.AsKi Hot m:. Savannah. Gv. .Ln». 1

IIonorkI) Sir : I should Im* unj'int' ful for the ivlk-f yonw ••kill has hroH^ht me if I «li*l not n*|M*rt my t*- y>»ii. A rulil s»*ttl«*<l in my limbs ami hroimht on oxcrurintintc notiralKU’ I'ain#. whiili cmlo'l in rhronir rlicuuuttifiin. Nolw i instil inline I liwU the l»**t of j'liYxirlHiifi, the iliswasM i:ivw worse rimI worfe. until, hy tlie mlvice of your rxroll^iit uL'i iit in Bnltitnore. Dr. Ma«k» nrie. 1 tried yom l’i)l*«. Their etTects wore blow. 1 ut i*uh*. l*y pemveiin£ in the

use ef them, 1 am now entirely well. Sen aik OuAMiir.K. IIatox Roigt. La.. 5 r« r..

Dr. Ayer: I hao- Imvii entirely enretl hy your I’MD Ilheiiuiatie Gout — :i painful ilisease that hud ntili«-n*i| mo f,.i yeiio.. VINCENT SLIUKI.L. for Diopsy, I’letliorii, or kindred <'omplniiittf' loqiiiiin^ tin uctiAe i-ui^e, they are mi ixo l-

h-ut leuiiily.

I'or (’o-livriirs* or Cotiktipiilion, nnd a* ii Diintei* I’ill, they me nRieenlJe aiul elleetiml. 1'its, Sti|>piessU»ii 9 PaiaD>ist ViidnnuiiRlion, ami even Di-nfnt*H«. mnl I'miIihI lllinilit<*»fl 9 liaAt* been ruled l*y the alteratio* uetiuti of these

Fills.

Mo.**! of the IMb in market rontain Mfrrnry. which, idIheii^h a valuable remedy in »kiltul hmiils. dmi>.'(‘ioiin in a public pill, frotii lh«* Uit-iuifiil n»m*e<,nenei *« that fn** (|iieiitly folh-w it* iiir.'iufu ti** um*. These coiitnin o» Dar* • ury or mineral mibstiincc whatever. AVER'S III EERY PECTORAl, Kilt THK HATH) ri’HK OK cm niis,coi.Dd. iioarpksess. ikki.i* KNZA, HltORClIITIS, WIIOOPINO COl (ill, COOVP, A>Tlli>IA, l\- < II’II XT < ORSI'MPTIOW, un.l Tor Hu- r*ll"T "f i> u»tiU)|>Hu- lulirut* In mlmnixit

-lupi* 'T iln*

(V<* lic.'A not .j—'HW In Hi- I'tiMic of ilTIji(mil'Ih'iil .'.. rt |< »n. »ml >'m> Itiinili-t "f the \m. rti-fllt Mill.'- 'il- Mfll.ti lfi.1 i 1015 f( j "it l-nt-l.lniule huti tiinili* it nlr. . "lj hln tt n. "nt. h « i"- ihe fa milieu in any elvllixed cniiutiy (*»i thi** »' , *ii ii • o' "iflu out sonic pi 1-onal expel ielio* ot il.** • (Ted* *, ami the roiniminilii-.iny vlntcwLoh Iuim* iioi otimnit them <«»me living trophy of it', vlrtury over iht «ii1*tle mid iliei^eioiiii ili»i-aM-s ol the throat mui lwti|U‘- '' Idle It is tlio most pow ei In I iiiitiiioie yet ki wn t** ninn fortlieloiinid.;hb* mnl i)nnt:i rou* (lireiiFt * of the piiliii**ni»iy orjaiu>. it |f* al«o the p leu mid tot anil Hif -t i.tiieily that • mi be • n • ployed for infaiitfi and yoiuio p* ix'iifi. I’an iitu fbouM have it in at ore niu«iii'*t ibe iit*:«io n* enemy that '•O'.-ili n|H*ii tloia mipiepHr**d. Mt liaxe nbiindnut v'roniul'* gt l^liote tho Cher,n Pclnnil Uo ii* li'»*» *•> oie Miinntioli* It picAenti* than tb'"* it ''tire*. J'''!' 11 vou. mid cure v(>ur cold** while they "ii* curable, i "i hj ;■ iect them uni it IF) Immaii •kill e ,n ni«-ti r the .m x- i««i l# ranker that, faJciieil on Hu* 'HoN.'Mf- yui lit* .'"av. \ll know the tlreai'llll tatalilv of llH'L' db..H . i« aioi to rlu y know Ik. tbr virtu,w of llih* rann-ty. "e i». * m i • « • o more limn to :i»»ni'i* tli.-m it i** etill ti'-oie the '••'*t ll ' m Ik». We 'pare norn^t, ii*» ini*’, no toil b* |•r^'•lu(e it i io

im Hit perfect

it the

P f (nil | rlli

S i

rt k -1 y

|»rfn t |. .sit'h . iin.l Hill- nO.-ril 111- -• 'I'" J' 1 .' ■ " » hnt np.'iit*lih Ii .hill. in I’miil-li f "' lh. lri i ,r «- rREPAFED nv II!!. J. r. aykr.

rrncticiil and Anhlyticul Chemist, Lowell,Macs,

i x n so r n n i’

(’immil Conk Mini .Irrioiii* Alb'ii. Grooiii'n-- (!«•; M. T. Rriilgi'H, Fillmore; \V. R- Walls Ibiiubriilgi': itml by all Druggiat- iiml ilealors in nii'ilii'iiii'. At wbole-ab' l.v Suire, I'.i k-tein .v Co., CitachniMtt. octlfl ly22 Dr.ILI \M KS,llielh*lireil I'lnsician. diseiiMTeil tvliile in tlie Ka-t I mlii'N a eertain cure for Consumption, A-tbina. Bronm chitis. (’oiigliSj ('olds, and general dcbilitY• t he remedy was discovered hv hitn when lus only child, a daughter, was given tip to dm. His child was cured, and is now alive and well. Desirous of henefitting his fellow mortals will send to those who wish it, tho rccip< containing full directions for making and successfally using this remedy, i rkk, on re j ceipt oftbeir name. AihT -s(). I*. Brow n, No. ID (irand st.. .1 erscy ( ity. N. .1. DnC -O^ Tlial CoiikIi! lb*ware that < oiiL r h! j j AV E YOl’ A ( til (ill ■ Why tl.in t I 1 you go to Cook, and got a Bottle of his Cough Syrup. It has relieved me of Coughs

and (’olds frequently.

Prepared and sold hy COX HAD COOK t Druggist, N. \V. cor. l*ublic Stpiarc. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. tf 10

'-lit i'U'llii neous.

N« )TlC’l-r

Star Candle Factory

XT NEW Al.HANV, INI*.

\ \ ' K art' mnv iniimitiu'turing it Kiqiorinr ar- >\ tide nf Star Candles, Lard Oil, German. Oleine, Palm, and Common Sonpn, all of which wo iiro idling ni tho

lowest ('iiicinnnti Jiriccs.

8IB>"( IoikIs tldivcrutl to the New Albnnv

mill Sab'iii mill Jcrt’iTsiiiivilli' Knilrmul pt‘|M)ti>

ami the Wliarf lloat free of ehurgo. J^rOrdem re-iMK-tfiiUy solicited. Adtlre--

KOKH, lU ETTK & CO..

novt> 3m New Alhnny, Im!

IFIR^VUSTIKILIIISr

iTiiiic anti ^tcrcottipf foundry, .Xo. lt»rt Vine street, hrtirern \th nnd nth,

(’ I N Cl N N A TI

R. ALLISON Supt M A X U FACT 1 It KHS ANp pF.ALERH IN NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE, Printing Presses, ('uses, GHllim, &o.; Inks, umi Printing Meterials of every desiTiption. Stkhkotyl*lno of *1) kinds; Hooks, Miii’k’, Pnlent Medicine Dirts-thins, Jobs, VVimhI E.m-

grnving. ,Ve., .Vo.

Brand nnd Pnftom Letters, various styles. IfcjV Kx.kctrotvri\o in nil its branches,

Jj'3l 6m 11

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? 5 C11A T sunerb Engraving, “The \ dingo I Bliieksiiiith, ' nnd tho luiiutiftil Art .bnirnnl. which lire fiirr,i»iiiid to subserihers of tho ('osimqxditan Art Asstwintimi, enn now he seen on n|i|ili>'iiliiin to F. M. F'iiazikh. Hon. Seeretnrv, < irecnenst le, Ind. See ltd vertinenienl idsewhere bended “New Fcutiiros. 4t2.i S<vlt! Sort!! »)/ U 1 HHhS. Kmiaw Im foilt. jti-t received mnl H I for snlo In min 22. TIKlJtVBp KpilA ROBINSON Hardware and Stoves. V • ' l l \ I N-I >s A. \ M