The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1859 — Page 4
Tlte Milliner'* Hill.
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The husband beheld with Ln\ Uh pride The beautiful dress of his stylish bride; While she, in her tine e.lothes, seeitied t“ be The Queen of that splendid company.
Oh, the milliner s bill!
41 1 in weary of satin,'’ soon she cried, “I ’ll have a blue velvet, more full and wide; A.nd none of my bonnets suit my face — I shall order another of <\vect point-luec. With viaerald flower*, and then, dear man, You 11 lei me indulge in a turletan; And old Bubbles cried, as his wife ho eyed, “ The dearest of women is mv dear bride.*’
(>h, the niiliiner's bill!
French cambric that morning, green silk the J?,-1 -1 -h
next day,
And white moire autitpie ere the week passed
away,
The richest and newest of stutfs to be got
The blockhead's wife bought, and he grudged 1 • in 1'.* 20 21 22 them not, ^ 124 25 20-27 28 ill Two years flew by, and the bills at last 1 , ... Had arrived at a figure extremely vast, I 1 1 2 3 4 5 c And when Hubbles beheld the sum he cried, 5' 8 10 11 12 13 14 u 1 ni an old fool, done bv a spendthrift bride. 7^15 l*' 1 17,18 18,20 21
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Oh, the milliner’s bill!
At length broke a bank, that had long kept hid
The dodges by which it the public did; And a document long was discovered there, The milliner s bill of that lady lair. Ohvery much ea.'h, it was confessed,
Had been lent to her lord from the banking
chest,
And when the crash came, vain humbug's
doom,
The bride's display proved bis fortune's tomb. Ob, the milliner's bill! 8®.The man who had his leg cut off has since been “on the stump!” IQuA friend with a cold in his head suggests that men who have big noses arc not always the greatest “blowers!” B*n„The young ladies who rejoice in a multiplicity of rings, chains, lockets, Ac., to the unparalleled extent now fashionable, should be labeled, like watches in the windows, “ Warranted full jeweled.” Urandytoddy's three reasons for not drinking are very characteristic ofthat gentleman. “Take something to drink?” said his friend to him one day. “No, thank you," replied .Mr. 11. “No ! Why not?” inquired his friend, in great amazement. “In the first place,” returned Uraudy toddy, “1 am secretary of a temperance society that meets to-day, and 1 must preserve my temperance character. In the second place, this is the anniversary of my father’s death, and out of respect to him I have promised never to drink on this day. And in the third place, I have just taken something.” ! fifciyA funny story is told in a communication to the Spiritual Age, by Mr. J. J. Jarvis, the distinguished author, now residing in Florence, Italy. It is as fol-
lows :
“At a recent circle in this city, a skeptical physician unexpectedly entered on a visit, and seeing what the family were about, asked permission for ‘the fun of the thing,’ to sit with them. The phenomena soon began, and was directed towards him too. ‘Who is it wants me?’ he ask ed. The medium's hand, (a titled lady of great refinement and distinction in
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Pfaital. AYER’S
CII Kit It Y P ECTOR AI FOB TUB KAPID CUKE OF Colds, Coughs, :iiid
lloiirscni'ss.
Riuxuikid, Mass., ‘20th Drc., IHS.**. l)R. *1. C. AVKR : I ilo imt lifsitalc t«> say the best ivuiedy I Imvo ever found for Coughs. Hoarseness, lnt1tieu/.a. and the concomitant MyuiptoniMof n Cold, ixyour Ciirrky Prctoral. Its coN*tant use in my practice and my family for the last ton years has shown it to possess superior virtues for the treatiiiniit of these complaints. KHKN KN1CIIT. M. H.
A.B. MORThKY, K8Q.,of Utica, N. Y.. writes: used your IWO'ixd nivs«*lf and in ni\ f.iiuily eun sin- -• you iuveuted it, an<l believe it tin lx ^t medicine for its purpose ever put out. With a htul cold I should sooner pay twenty live dollars for a bottle than do without it, or
hike any other remedy.”
Croup, Wlioopiug Cough, Influenza.
Sl'Kt.NCPiri.i), Miss.. Fell. 7,
Rrotheti Ayer : I will « lieeifully certify your IWforal Is the best remedy we possess for the cure of whoopi
chest diseases of children. We
PMIflif.
BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS.
* I have
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cougti, croup, and the chest diseases of children. We of your fraternity in the South uppieriate your skill, and
Coumu-ud your medicine to our people.
II1KAM CONKLIN, M. D.
AMOS LKK. Esq., Monterey, 1a.. writes.3tl Jan., H50: “ 1 had a tedious lutlueiisa. which contiiusl me in doors six weeks; took imiuy inediciues without relief; finally tried your IVclnral by the advice of our clergyman. The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and lungs ; less than one half the bottle made me completely well.
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDAEVS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
i And the various affections consequent upon a
DISORDERED STOMACH OR LIVER,
pw.
Your medicines are the cheapest as well as the best wo Pilt-s
, Duck ., auj jour remedlM, {;il , Afrc lions,
can buy, and we esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies,
il."
( ITV DIU'C STOKE. J I A\ IN(i purchased the stock «d DILI («S, I 1 CHEMICALS, iVc., of Dr. L. Skelton,
-rtlrdiral.
‘ wwiiiliiiteiriin CAUTION . Jlrrrli»iil« and Trader, will be on their eu.rd and aot t,«. impoaed upon bj a (.'ouuterleit of Mnrae’* Indian K.ad Villa, aiRued A II Voor, All Ren nine Indian Hoot PUU bare the nauae and signature of .l J 14 Alfa .ft#, on
each boa.
Du. Moksk, tlii'Invuntorof Mokkk sInui an Hoot I’ili.8, line api'iit tin* greater part of hi» life in traveling, having visited Kurope, Asia, and Afrioa, as well as North America—has spent three Years among the Indians of our Western eountrv—it was in this way that the Indian Hoot Pills were first diseovered. Dr. Morse was the first man to establish the fact that ull diseases arise from Impurity ok the llnoon—that our strength, health and life de-
pended upon this vital fluid.
When the various passages become clogged,
Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, and do not act in perfect harmony with the ('click v 1'ains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, different functions of the body, the blood loses 1), -pondeiiev, Costiv. ness. Illindund liloeding its a»-tion, becomes thick, eorruptetl and diseasI n all Nervous, Kheumutiound Neural- ' d; thus causing all pains, sickness and distress
of every name; ourstrmgth is exhausted, our health we are deprived of, and if nature is not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the blood will become choked and cease to act, and thus our light of life will forever be blown out. How important then that we should keep the various passages of the body free and open. And how pleasant to us that we have in our power to put a medicine in your reach, namely,
it has in numerous instances
proved highly beneficial, mid in others effected
a decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, after tbe manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Ho-rlmve. Because of its great success in most of the European States, its introduction into the l’lilted States was intended more especially
, , , i i■ iiv■ - i. tin.i iimnin r i- iiuii m \ niir t 'uri n ivainiii 101 - 1
wo are prepared to furnish all who may be in
need of anything in our line, with tho VERY BEST OF GOODS,
At as low figures as any other store in the West. We expect to sell our Goods EOK CASH, or its equivalent, mid of course can sell for less
profit than those who sell on lung time. We will keep constantly on hand
A Good Supply of tho Best Brands of
Lead ;iiid Oils,
AI I flTUFR rnnnc IN rtllR I INC K-r..ti. ..vi.i|.k..», ..‘rc.iwumpii .n. ftoi.. ai.it-i. m>* »W »<• erv nerve, raising up the^drooping spirit,"and.; copious spitting. The third is u Diuretic whieK ALL OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE. : '■ intact, infuaingnew health aid vigor in the give, oast and double strength to the kidneys;
advice, m'owim'ntlod a trinl uf your niedkino. Mebh*8n systoiii. Ilhus iMicuuni^i’d, tnev urRW uinouuts ot
CAUTION ! impurity from tho blood, wjiich is then thrown Tho great popularity of t hi-delightful Aroma out bountifully by the urinary or water passage, has induced many imitations, which the public and which could not have been discharged in should guard against purchasing. Be not per- any other way. The fourth is u Cathartic, and siiaded to buy anything else until you have accompanies the other properties of the rills
given Bojrhavo’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely
superior it is to all these imitations.
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Stationery and IVrl'umory,
Of all kinds;
Flavoring Extracts, Hair Oils, dr , All of which we warrant as represented, or no sale. Come and see for vourselves.
E. A. BANE.
M ILE. LAN E, Agent.
mav 28. 1858.—tf
oa U10 poor nmtrti friiMid
Asthma or 1‘htliisic. and llroneliitis.
Went Manciirster. Pa.. Feb. 4,1850.
8ir : Your Cherry JViioral is peiTonuiiiff tnarvellous cun** iu tins section. If lm* relIrvrtI sevriTil from nlurni* ItiK symplointt of coiitniuiption. uud is qdw curiug u limn who has labored under an affection of the lungs for tho last forty years. IlKNKY L. PARKS, Merchant. A. A. RAMSEY, M. D., Albion, Monro* Co., Iowa, writes. Sept. 0,1855 : ** During my practice of many years I have found nothing cnpial to your Cha ry Hclonil for giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curiug
such as are curable.”
Wo might add volumes of evidence, hut the most convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its
effects upou trial. Conpiiniption*
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which cured so many and stii'h dangerous cases as this. $oiue no human aid can reach; but even to those tho Cherry
l\ctoral affords relief and comfort.
A tiro a House, New York City, March 5,1860. 4 v.. . stalitaneous 'in effect," it* ilmia its wiiV Vlireetly \ manlier, perform.,'it.- duty by tb cowing off
wife, bhe had Ikm ii 0vo months lai •i iug under the dan- to the seat of life, thrilling and quiokeninj; cv-1 plilo^tn, ana otner !iimuu> trum tm* lung* o\
r youi
his kindness, us wu do your skill; for she has recoxered from that day. >he is not yet as strung as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well. •
Yours with gratitude ami regard, UKLANDO •S11LL11Y, or Siillbwills.
for tho.-,- of our fatherland scattered here anil -Morse's Indian Root Bills, nmnufiietured from there over the face of this mighty country.— plants and nmU which grow around the tnounMeeting with great success among them, 1 iainouselilts in Nature sgarden, for the health now i dl'er it to the American public, knowing • »ud recovery of diseased man. One of the roots that it* truly wonderful medicinal virtues must from which these Bills are made is a Sudorific, be acknowledged. which opens the pores of the skin, and assists H is particularly recommended to those per- Nature in throw ing out the finer parts of the sons whose constitutions mav have been ini- corruption within. Thoscoond is a plant which paired by the continuous use of ardent spirit-, is an Expectorant, that opens and unclogs the or other forms of dissipation, (iencrally in- passage to the lungs, and thus, in a soothing
Second Arrival of Drugs! MMIE undersigned, grateful for the very lib1 eral patronage bestowed u|x>ialiini during the lust two years, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Groencustlo and vicinity, that he has just returned from the East, where
he has purchased the largest stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
ever brought to this market—all of which he effers for sale at tho lowest prices. Having already sold a heavy stock this season (this
society) was made to write: ‘One of your the second of tho season,) brought here patients whom you killed, d—n you!’— r ,nu ' t ' v ” !' ,, 1 m ‘ l ' s 8 !" ce ; M f utlsll ‘‘; 1 ol ' V . J . « i i J . be in it eiiftblccl to ^••I1 at lower mtos unci
I 111 ftmtiix 4 1ii, , »t I v. > 4 I >
iiatients whom you killed, d—n you!’
juagilte the conlusion ol both parties, j ln-tter terms than anv other house west of the The doctor disappeared; and the morti- Mountains. XVe th«lrefore invite all who are fication of the lady medium has scarcely in want of any article in our line, to give us a
abated yet.”
Putting it Strong.—An impatient Welshman called to his wife, “ Come, come, isn’t breakfast ready ? I vc had nothing since yesterday, and to-morrow will be the third day !” This is equal to
ull and examine for themselves before buying
dsewhere. CONRAD COOK, Greencastle, Sept. i. 1858. Druggist. Patent Medicines.
I HAX'E all the popular PATENT M ED- | K.T N KS of the day, direct from the niati-
tho stirring housewife, who aroused her “[•‘eturei’s, so that lean \oueh lor tbrir q. maid at four o’clock, with “Come, ISrid- " hlch Wl11 1,0 l ' ,und thu u>1 - get, got up! ^Here tis Monday morning; Jaynes Medicine- in full, of which we are to-morrows Tuesday, next day’s Wed- the exclusive agent in (JrccnenstU*
nesday—half the week gone—and noth-
ing done yet I” —
Diddling a Km*ruliing Sergeant* In the town of Tramore, Ireland, lived Tom Tape. Tom was a handsome young 4ellow, with powerful upper works, but deformed feet, and made an honest live lihood by performing the duty of a knight
of the shears.
Our hero one evening was sitting over a noggin of home-brewed at the “Cow and Wheelbarrow,” cogitating upon the fate of tailors in genera^ and himself in particular, when who should enter hut the sergeant of a recruiting party. Eyeing Tom with the stare of a connoisseur, he advanced, and, by dint of the usual stratagem, prevailed upon tho reluctant tailor to accept the fatal shilling and then helped him to drink it. When he had guzzled all the ale, the sergeant arose and bade Tom follow. Tom got on bis feet and assured tbe sergeant that he “ couldn’t go without the aid of a crutch ! ” There was some tall swearing and no little fun at the “Cow and Wheelbarrow”
that night.
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Ail Oriinmriit («» Society. The conduct of certain young gents who consider that they alone have a right to talk in company reminds me of the Awful satire of Charles Lamb upon a “pompous” young ass in the English navy, who mainly monopolized the conversation at the hospitable table of a friend in Camdentown, where Lamb was
an honored guest.
“That is a most extraordinary circumstance which you mention,” said Lamb; “I wonder he had not immediately ceased
to exist.’’
“Oh, no-o-o, not at all ; a mere bullet wound—don’t you see—hut n hall—a cannon ball—don’t you observe—is a different matter! Once, on the Terrific Juhauushull, [ITS gun-ship, ye kno’,) there was a sallaw who mounted the shawoads; a hall came and took oft' his «t the
Ayer » Cherry Pectoral ami Bills; Kennedy's Medical Discovery ; Robaek's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills; Richardson's Slu rry Wine Bitters;
Hull's Sarsaparilla; Sands' Sarsaparilla;
Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla; (luysott's Yellow Duck and Sarsaparilla; Shaker Extract of Sarsaparilla; Hurley's Extract of Sarsaparilla; Scovill s Ext. of Sarsaparilla anil SUUingia Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. tflG ' CONRAD COOK, Druggist.
Cbntumpfiret, do not dcHpair till you Imvo tried Ayer’s I'iiKHitv I’ectokal. ll is made l*y one of the l>*?Mt iiicdicHl rlioinints in tho world, uud i'a cures all around us hrspeak tho high inuritg of its virtues. — J’/iiladelphia Ledyer. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. f|MlK scitmcea of Chemistry and Medicine have Letm 1 taxed their utup >1 to produce liiis Lest, molt perfect purpUivc which i> known to nmn. Innuno-rnLle proofs are fdtoxvn that theso Kills have virtues which surpass in excellence the ordinary uicdlciiiBH, and that they xvin uupiccedentcdly upon the esteem of all men. They are safe and pleasant to take, hut poxvi i lul to cure. Their p4-ue-tmting pix>perties stimulate the vital activities of the bo4ly, remove the obstruct ions of its organs, purify the blooil, mid expel disease. They purge out the foul humors whieh i hri'ed uud gi«*w distemper, stimulato sluifnish or disor- 1 dered organs into their natural action, and impart healthy tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled the best of human skill. M hile they produce powerful effects, they are at tho same time, in diminished doses, the safest and best physic that can In 1 cmployccl for children, t being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take; and being purely vegetable, are fieo from any risk of harm. Cures have been made w hich surpass belief xxero they not suls slantiated by men of such exalted position and character us to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen ami physicians have lent their names to certify to the public the reliability of my remedies, whllo others have sent me the assurance of their conviction that my rreparutimiK contiibute immensely to the relief of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing directions for their use and certificates of their cures, of the following complaints: — Co-tivciies*. liilicus Complaints, Rheumatism. Dropsy, j Heartburn. Headache arising from a foul stomach. Nausea. liidigi>stiou, Morbid Inaction of tin* Hoxvcls and Pain arising therefrom. Flatulency, l,o*s of Appetite, ull Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant 1 medicine. Scrofula or King's Kvil. They also, by purifying tin 1 blood and stimulating tho system, cure many complaints which it woidd not be supposed they could reach, such as In-aIn.-ss, Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability. Derail^ ments of tin* I.Ivor and Kitlneys, (ieiit. and other kindred eomplaints arising from a loxv state of the body or ohstrnrliou of its functions. Do not he put off by unprincipled dealers xvith some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer's Pills, and take nothing else. No other they can give 1 you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative i powers. Tho sick want thu best aid there is for them,
and they should have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Uses. I'mcx '43 Cts. fcii Box. Five Uoxia fox $ I.
8UI.8 UY
Conrad Cook and Jerome Allen, (Jreoncnstle; M. T. Bridges, Fillmore; W. I!. Wall*, Buinliridge; and by all 1 •ruggirts and dealers in medicine. At wholesale by Suiro, Eckstein A < Jo., < Jincinnati. oct 16 1 x 21
EFi 1
E would respectfully announce to the
/dii I tai I eh
Dr.H.J VMES,the Ketired Plijsiciaii, liscovi rcd while in the East Indies, a (’retain (‘lira for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughf, Colds, and general debility.
\\ people of Putnam county, thatwu have 'Die remedy was discovered by him when hirefitted our room on the N. W. come:of the unly child, a daughter, was given up to die. Public Square, and have gained considerably His child was cured, and is now alive and well, more room. XX e are now using thu whole Desirous of bcnefltting his fellow mortals, he
, . - ’■ uu i w jjj gen j j,, t)| ( ,s(‘ who wish it, the recipe
containing full directions for making and
6^1/“ Sold ut $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by tho soi.K I'RouiU ktoiis, Benjamin bade, Ju. & co. Manufacturing I'/uinnaceutistx nwt Vlu iuists, . Pittsburgh, Pa. R. Browning, XVholesale Druggist, Agent, Indianapolis. For sale by , Greeneastle, I ml. (lee 18 ]\’31 DR. G. W. PHILLIPS’ niHffl SYIHI*.
For a Severe Cough, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor a Slight Cough, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor a Dry, Hacking Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor Sore Throat, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor Tickling in the Throat, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor Hoarseness, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor Chronic Cough in aged persons, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor Croup, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. B’or Hooping Cough, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor Asthma or Phthisic, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
For Bronchitis, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor Laryngitis, take
PHILLIPS’COUGH SYRUP. MinisLi s, Public Speakers and Singers, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
Bor Influenza, take
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. For Bleeding at the Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor Incipient Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor Relief in settled Consumption, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP. Bor all di-cases of Throat and Lungs, take PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP.
while engaged in purifying the blood; the coarser particles of impurity which cannot pass hy the other outlets, are thus taken up and conveyed off in greater quantities by the bowels. f’rom the above, it is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Bills not only enter the stomach hut become united Xvith the hlood, for they find j way toevery part, and completely rout out and I cleanse the system from all impurity, and the life of the body, whieh is the blood, becomes perfectly healthy; consequently all sickness ami pain is driven from tho system, for they cannot remain w hen the body becomes so pure and
clear.
The reason why people are so distressed when sick, and why so many die. is because they do not get u mcuicine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and w hich will open the natural passages for the disease to be east out; hence a large quantity of food and other matter is lodged, and the stomach and i n test inesHre literally overflowing w ith the corrupted moss; thus undergoing disagreeable fcriuentutiou, constantly mixing with the hlood, which throws the corruptwl mutter through every vein and artery, until life is taken from the body hy disease. Dr. Morse's P11.L8 have added to themselves victory upon victory, hy restoring millions of the sii k to blooming health and happiness. Ye-, thousands who have been racked or tormented w ith sickness, pain and anguish, ami whose feeble frames have scorched by the burning elements of raging fever, and who have been brought, as it were, w ithin a step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that they would have been numbered w ith the dead, had it 4i"t been for this great and wonderful medicine, Morse's Indian Root Bills. After one or two doses had been taken, they were astonished, and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their eharming effects. Not only do they give immediate ease and strength, and take away all sickness, pain and anguish, hut they at once go to work at the foundation of the disease, w hich is the blood. Therefore, it will la 1 shown, e-peeially by those w ho use these Bills, that they will so cleanse and purify, that disease— that deadly enemy—will take its flight, and tlie llush of youth and beauty will again return, and the prospect of n long and happy life will cherish and brighten your days. Morse's Indian Root Bills sold by Conrad .Cook, Druggist, sole agent fur (1 teen cos tie, and by all medicine dealers in the county. A. .). White iV Co., No. 5n Leonard st., New York, solo proprietors. Wm. Mudge & Co., manufacturers and proprietors of Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment, Earlvillo, Madison co., N. X ., general agents. Brice 25 cents per box. July 17 lyO
AND. J. DARKALL. fiEM ISM AID LIVE HMEIT
—AND—
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, GItEKSCASTLE, I\I) Office- N. E. Room of the Court House. REFERENCES. Hon. James Harlan, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; “ Henry .S. Lane, Crawfordsville, Ind. ; *• John 1*. Usher, Terre Haute, “ “ O. 1*. Morton, Ccntn vilic, “ “ John A. Matson, Greencastle, “ “ Henry See rest, “ “ E.T. Keightley, “ “ Maj. XX*. D. Allen, Cashier Ex. Bk., “ “ XV. II. Shields, Recorder P. C., “ “ Capt. AX’. H. Thornburgh, % “ •• XX’in. M. Jacobs, Richmond, Mo.; “ Francis M. Darnall, “ “ “ Gustavus S. Elgin, Richfield, “ Hon. Alb. G. Patrick,Grasshopper Falls, K.T , Moore & Osborn, Attys. at Law, Chicago, 111. t ND. J. DARNALL would most respectfully announce to the citizens of Putnam and adjoining counties, and the public generally, that he has recently opened a genera) Real Estate and Live Stock Agency, and is now prepared and ready to transact any business connected therewith, snob ns— Registering, Advertising, Selling, Transfering and Exchanging Real Estate; Locating Land Warrants, Investigating Land Titles. Collecting Claims and Investments, Renting and Leasing Farms, Renting Houses and Lots, Paying Non-resident Tuxes, Collecting Kents &c. ALSO, Registering, Advertising, finding Purchasers for, and when authorized so to do, in the Purchase, Sale, Exchange and Transportation of nil classes of Common Stuck ; and ALSO, Registering, Advertising, finding Purchasers for, and when empowered so todo, in Buying,. Selling, Exchanging, and Transporting ulll classes of Blooded Stock. The transaction in the Commission business will not he confined to any one particular branch, but will include all that is generally transacted at commission houses—in selling at auction or otherw ise all articles of Merchandise, Furniture, Farming and Mechanical Implements, Bonks, and in fact everything that E usually sold ut commission houses. All kinds Produce and Provisions bought and shipped, when so authorized. A peeud Entry and Register has been prepared, for the registration of Blooded Stock, in which a minute description will be given us to age, size, weight, color, pedigree, prieo and terms of all that may he registered for sale. Those who have common stock of anv kind for sale, can find an Entry and Register prepared for their special benefit, in which w ill bo given a full history, price and terms of all stock that may he registered for sale. Those who have Real Estate to sell or rent, or Personal Property of any kind, will find an Entry and Register sufficiently large to give the most minute description of your Bropcrti whether Real E.-tato or Personal—together with four price and terms. The ahovc-iuen-tioued Books have all been prepared expressly for the business, and are for no other purpose whatever. And ull persons who wish lo secure themselves homes, or trade in jx-rsonul property, common or blooded stin k, w ill find it to their interest to call and examine tho several Entries and Registers (which are always open for inspection,) and find the exact location, quality, kind, price and terms of whatever you wish to purchase. The design is to make this an intelligence office, into which ull, both buyers and sellers, w ho believe that un office of the kind will he advantageous to community, cun contribute something of iu tercst. Buyers who study well their own interests will find that no harm can arise from an examination of the records; and those who have property of any one or the several kinds for sale cannot possibly be harmed by having it registered, for not only do the records give n full description of your property, but also your own price and tenns. You make your own contracts; receive the funds from the hands of the purchaser, who may be directed to vnur property from the description on record. Then now can it he a losing game—a swindling ipune, or any other game, save that of a straightforward, upright, honest and hiiiinrahle transaction? And for keeping those several Entries and Registers, and finding purchasers for your property, (for in all cases where there is no tale made, there i.- no commission or charges whatever,) you will he taxed the following
COMMISSIONS.
Du Real Estate, as follows:
< )n all sales from $.300 to.*3.000 inclusive, 2 per ft. “ “ “ “ $3,000 to$4,000 “ 1^ “ “ <1 a .1 ii $4 ) 000ti l $3,nnn >f «
$5,000to$7,000 “ if “ “
$7,000 to any amount, 1 iroing above $3,000. 2
In ull sales going above $3,000, 2 per cent.
\vill be charged on the first $3,000.
On Live Stock, ns follows:
< In all sales from $15 to $50 iuclusi ve, 5 iicreout. “ “ “ “ $50 to $200 “ 4 “ <* “ “ “ “ $200 to $500 “ 3 “ “ “ “ “ “ $500to$l,000 “ 2 “ •* “ “ “ “ $1,000 to as much greater as the sum mav he, not less than 11 per cent. In ull eases where the sum exceeds $500, 3 per cent, w ill bo charged 011 the flr.-t $500,
house for Drugs, und have it literally filled | from top to bottom, among which wo may
enumerate—
200 kegs purr, prime XX’hite Lead, (warranted us such) 50 “ White Zinc 500 gull. Linseed Oil 300 “ Fish “ 100 “ Ncatsfuot ■* 200 “ Lard “ 3 hhls. Spirits Turpentine 300 oz. Quinine 100 drachms Sulph. Morph. 15 lbs. Syrup of Bhosphatcs 15 “ Glycerine 15 “ Syr. Iodide Iron 300 “ Sub. Curb. Soda (suporiortoany) 25 “ Sulph. Cinchonae 50 “ Blue Muss 200 boxes Glass (city brand), ull sizes 200 gall. Copui Varnish
p, | ml f 7
successfully using this remedy, vitKB, on receipt of their name. Addr. ssO. B. Brown, No. 19 Grand st., Jersey City, N. J. 3m 20 scAi'irai elidYidm ah hxjOoid iPin.iaS. I HAX’E at all times a supply of these ud- | ndruhle preparations. AsSpring Medicines, and for the relief and cure of chronic diseases,
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP I- Hii liiviilimMi. re inch to Mcsslsfl l*y coriiiz tho ci.iil’Ii, |.r«v, tiling Her.- thosil, uinl ki'i'|itng cut tho
cru|itK>n.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
!■ :i purrlj t*‘^i-ti(M.> ('. 1 nip.iiiikI, kii.I i>illt.Unfl no -'I- (Irue- wlmli v.-r II lust I- Ink. u hy tho
.1 irnii. lamsli. ..r \minie'st iiil.inl, wiihout tho
slight st H|'|<r< h«'Usii>ii of harm.
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
lias l»4'4>n i»r4‘|Miiv<l t.i • ■ rnf ilisi iiscs urislnpr fruni colds, •xn.I if in iiii|Mirt.mr (Imt tl„. ufllictcd kIwiiiM kn. xv it ;
« r.’imtly that xvlll cure, is itivnluablo to tln ni. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
l« nn <*\|m II 1, nir„ns| „t •u, ),
a price, tis, t«> hi* within tin* riMich of all.
PHILLIPS COUGH SYRUP
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. 50,000
.1 lion rolent Institution, csInMisluil hg Sprciul ■ Acres of Lund for sale in Northern Iowa; Eniluu-iin uf fur the Iti lief uf the Sich itutl all selected locations; tiiulicr and prairie. Brice Distrcssr,/, nffiu ied with Virulent (nut Ejii- ranging from $3 to $8 per acre. Good long
ifrmic Diseases. i credits given
GMIK HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view | ' I of the awful destruction of hiiimm life, 280 Acres of Land in RuMmm county—in
ciiUM’d hv Sexual diseases, mid the deceptions section 30, township 10, range 4—silnutisl 1.3 practiced upon the unfortunate victims of such miles northeast of Greencastle, 3 miles north di-eascs by Quacks, several years ago directed ,,f Bainhridgn, 7 miles south of Ladogatheir Consulting Surgeon, as a ( Iiakitaiilk the Greencastle and Crawfordsville road om tb« ,\( r worthy of their name, to open a Dispensary west, and tho countv road on the lejtth. The lor the treatment of this class of diseases, in all entire farm is enclosed by a tCod^Htfl 130 then- terms, and to give MKl.lcvi, ADVKK acres in a high state of cultivation, thojibwin ok atis to al who apply hy letter, with a de- der well set in blue grass, with uu uMManee
crniUon ol their eoriditioii, (ago, occupation, of choice timber of a general variety, such
arising from irnpuro blood or a doruRgod.state ol' ^ • mi. is. i „,„i i i,v iri*nfiomon of the liiKhe«t "I life, &<•.,) and, in eases of extreme pov- <mk, itoplar, ash, hiekorv, bbu’k walnut, sugiir. the digestive organs or nerves, there is abundant i! V- .ii'i! n/l!,' ry'.'nicMilt 11 ' ni’p* "piffni ' ty ii *7 ,f ^ t '>kurndsu ni kaiwi n ks kkkk of ciiaruk. t&e. An orchard containing over 100 trees of
evidence to prove that they are not equalled.
Try them. For sale by CONK A D COOK, Druggist,
June 19.—f*t Sole Agent lor (ireen castle.
I li«* IVopli* ;
1JI0 “ loo “
JapHii 44 Cuach 44
50 “
Damar 44
50 “
Kbu k Leather \’anii-h
500 lbs. Chrome Given
500 *‘ “ Yellow
200 “ “ Red
50 “ Chinese Vermillion
100 “ Burnt Cmher
500 “ Mineral Baint(fn proof)
200 “ Yellow Ochre
100 “ Vandyke Brown
3 hid. Lump illack 50 His. Drub Black 50 “ Ivory Black
In short, every article usually kept in ai establishment of this kind. XVo offer the saim
t o v, His Har, tin. !*iit|>lt, tin. M.rrhant, ■ ; lo siu li ini'ii ns .rit ln<-u|u>bk of ll■Illllll|{ (In ir iiHiiii s to iiu.irkury, fnim! or iloivpllun. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
Iris hIii.mI 11ii' tost uf ii !iillk, (irlruto pnii'tloo ; II I. ill.IIS, mill j. ll .« ilnli, ; „1| itofgoml. 11 IH',111^ .
isl liy say ••ilii r ninicily now IsiKini tli,, pulillo. PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP
Ii i, |., ifi.i nn ,1 maiiv ronmiknlili' ruri^, yet ll | s nut rliiitiii'il (Imt ii ulll work lulrailis. nr risiora to Ii. iiKIi Hi . . |.;i.| ri'.'.iviTy; y,,l || will n'liovn «od lotlli lie tin* 8iifierinu.s of coiiflumiitivcH, xxli.>are bo-
yoii»| lb*’ ho|N> «if r«M*ov4 rv.
PHILLIPS' COUGH SYRUP.
(' ill mi .'inv i f my iir-nis ; g., « rircuUrnr |«in|.h. II I. in Mill' ll ( Ml Mill fiinl stub tostlniony «s Mill
oonvlnoo evi'ii i ho * • - ■ • - *
t ior x IrtucN of
LOWEST MARKET PRICES! liKr/y'So don’t forget the ‘ lloosier Corner
when you come to buv. CON R VI) COOK, Di
InUliro! IikIIko! IiuIIro!
r\0^ou know where to get the host uf I.N-
First Premium Piano! NOW have on hand n general assortment' of ‘ BIANO FORTES ' from the ede- 1 hrated factory of Pet( rs, Cragg Jt Co., Louisville, Ky., among w hich is one very superior I to.'tm-octave Instrument, w hich has just taken ’ l wo First Premiums, in eompetition w ith “ New 3 ork and Boston Bianos. The power and sweetness of tone, the elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish of this Instrument, is unstir-pas-cd. XX e invite the special attention of \
I hese two years. 11 is at tf'lii COOKS
have been using it
’nnd.s and kurins. He dwupped, of caws; but wliile he was dwopping—don't you eec—there came another cannon ball, which struck him abaft and took off both of his legs. It could n’t possibly ’uve
'oppened—you observe—in ten cases out , t'f five in the most tewifick engagement.” ‘ I ' r money ref muled ? “ Wonderful !”eiolaimeU Lamb; "1111(1 . " hy, yes. I do. for
you »aw this yourself!”
“I aatv it as plain, p'raps, on the 'ole, plainer, than what I sec you at this
mo-ment! ”
“ Ah ! was tho seaman saved? You say he dropped a ‘ clplcss 'ulk into the iand Colds frequently,
hoecan ;’ but was he ultimately saved?” Breparcd and sol I'hv CONRAD COOK, “No—harms gone—legs shot hoff Druggist, N. XV. cor. Public Square. don’t you see—W could he swim ? least ! j r ' 0 ££" ts f’ , ’ r . tf 16 _
of course!’! iTTJST
. hat a pity! said Lamb, musingly; largc.-.t and host lot ol 1 KUB U51ERY graving, (See., (fee. it lhat man had been saved hr <»>7iA/ A ever brought to tjhis market, at the Brand and Buttern Letters, various styles
iH'ist bko|>tioal t of tho truly 8ui>o-
PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP ! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP! PHILLIPS’ COUGH SYRUP!
DR. G W. PHILLIPS’,
Sole Proprietor.
Kn. I enlloy. (tiilliline. WhIniii bI., but. Fourth A t(fill »tn., C'lM'INNATI, OHIO,
SOLD BY
It ii needless to add that the A-sociatiou oomj mauds the highhst medical skill of tho age, and i w ill furnish the most approved modern treat-
' ment.
The Directors of tho Association, in their j Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, for the year ending January 1, 1858, j express the highest satisfaction with the sucji'i'ss w hich has attended the labors of the Con- ' suiting Surgeon in the euro of Sporinatorrhma, Seminal Weakness, luipotciioe, Oonorrhoea, | Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Selfabuse, Ac., and order a continuance of the
j same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel ] a--ured that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort have been of great benefit
choice summeuuid fall fruit, never-failing stock water in abundance, several good springs and an excellent well, frame house with four rooms und porch, convenient out-houses, together with u large and commodious burn. This farm is susceptible of being divided into two sioallei farms—there 1 icing an extra Iiihi.c built nt hewn logs, containing two rooms and uu entrj
or hall. In a healthy location, (juito handy to.
school and three churches, ] mile from railroad station, and one mile from a splendid flouring mill. A very desirable locution, and one that can lie had on very reasonable terms. Brice $35 per aero, in three payments. 166 Acres of Land, situafed near the centre if Tama county, Iowa, six miles from the
to
| the afflicted, especially to the young, and they | county seat,' on the county road loading from ; have resolved to devote themselves, with re- Toledo to Cedar Falls—all high rolling umiiio new cil /.nil to tins \ <*n important uud nuul) —inn county that abounds with ginnl atone despised cause ! coal and limestone rock—in a good lioighborAu admirable I.cpnrt on Spermatorrba'n, or hood, close to scIkkiI, a good fluuring mill with Seminal W cakncss. the vice of Onanism, Mas- in 3 miles. The line for the Iowa Central turliution, or Sell-iihuse, and other discuses ol It, K. passes through onocoflier of the land— the sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, ’ station located on the land. Also, 18 acres ol will he sent by mull (In a sealed envelope,)' good timber within five miles of the
Jen.me Allen and E A Lane Grceni iu.tli. u, ‘ ". v '"i a sealed envelope,) I good timlier within five miles of the prairie . ... 15. Walls, Bainhridirc' Boss A Conover |; K, * K ,,K r " AR “! t i on reeeipt ofjwo STAMPa biiid. A great Imrgain is offered in this land,
amateurs „„d tl,..- wtslung to purchase rikkI ('loverd.de; C I, .1!,..,;^.’.. v?... ! i f ” r »«>'*«■
C. D. Johnston, New Mavsville; ll' »»-ii ix x* • .
RK'sl
I y 8
Binnos, to our present stis'k, which will be||j
sold on tho most liberal terms und fully war-„i • ■
ini^curranM Vo ^ , »<• HOBBIaS. a,,d -““‘rvstorekeepers generally.
i,.n,-u vsfa...is.i t * • I (ireencni tle, Ind., Sept. 24,'58. 3ml9
B. S.—Second-hand Bianos lo let.
Jnipc and ^tcrrotiipc .t’ouiulrw,
Ao. 1 *58 Vine street, between \th and 5fh }
CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON
Other Keports and 'rnicU on tin
L. Crodine, Gruhhs Mil) and In dniegi-t- , "‘ t " ri '“ , " 1 sc*'i»l i diseases, diet, 80 Acres of La ml within 1} mill's north west
oolinl re b(i ir-.L'............11..* l .'n I A. .,
DRUG STORE.
Thai ( Oiiifh|{i*u.'ire dial ( ouirli! j [AYE YOJ! A COI GJI ? XV hv dm, t I 1 you go to Cinik. and got a Bottle of his ''“'Cb Syrup. It has relieved me of Coughs
are ((instantly being published forgratui- of Greencastle, situated on the Grccncnstle and tons distribution, and w ill he sent to the af- Koekville road—20 acres iu a high state ol dieted. Some of the new remedies and methods cultivation—ihe remainder alsnmds with splenof treatment discover,si during the lust year, did timber of u general variety—land n little are of great value. ^ ^ hroken—never-failing water in abundance— Address, tor Report or Treatment, Dr. Gko. ;i|l imder fence—a young orchard of selectetj R. Caliiouw, ('onsulting Surgeon, Howard fruit. Brice low—$36 per acre half cash ; till
. ( „ Association, No. 2 South Ninth strin't, I liila- ancu in two annual payments. Hair, and frees the Skin from Dandruff; it dolphin, Bu. By order of the Directors:
- * 1 KZHA 1). HkARTXVEI.L, President.
(’( )0 K’S
PRUSSIAN HAIR TONIC.
’I'll IS Hair Tonic clears the pores of the 1 Skin, causes a hearty action on the roots >f the Hair, preventing Baldness and Gray i
/••i VC hern ni.
been saved hr might
fo society t ”
mav 29.
CITY DRUG STORE,
East side Square.
brings the Hair toils place, where it should
.......... ...... . . . Bupt lav; it will change the hurshest Hair into the Mruic Dnni/ s iu rv inn Ti/ni- "“"‘l soft, sii.kv and olossy condition; il N t WS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE, imparts to it a darker color; and a tree use of it. Printing I’rcsscs, Cases, Gallics, &c.; Inks, und will keep both tho Skin and Hair in a healthy! Printing Materials of every description. state, and never become harsh or fall ott. The Stekkotvi'Inu of ull kinds'; Books, Music, Ladies will find this Hair Tonic a great uddiI’utent Medicine Directions, Jobs, Wood En-.tioii to the Toilet, on iu unt of its agreeable
perfume.
$K»y I’rciiurcil and sold l>y CoNRAli Cook,
Bkay-Ki.F.iTKoTYri.Nii in all it-brunches. Druggist, N W. comer Buh. Square, Grcenjy31 6ml I cnstP'. Ind. Brice 25 cts per bottle tflfi
<1ko. B'aik,'int.l>,Secretary. june.'i ly
I>K. WOIH’ S
Carminative Balsam! A NEVE ft EM PINO ft EM ED V EOK
DIAKKJIEA, EULX, r
j)RKBA RED and sold hv Will. Lane, Dmg1 gist, (i i',H'Ileus tie. Brice, 15 uud 25 cts
per Bottle.
Kefrn tiers - Hurley A Beck, Isaac Mahan. Jacob Baggy, Sunil. Woodruff. hilv3 tf7
A gisslframe hous(>, with two rooms -ugood wdl, stable, Wood-house, Ac.,—and two vacant lots in Carjwntersville, for sale cheap for cash.
< >r trade.
A good Bu.sinc - Room and Wuroroimi foi rent in the husinos part of Buinbridge.
(N't I (t 22
kid Blovcsf kid Moves! 1 'OR Alexander - Kid Gloves, go to 1 T.i lollNSOX A sister v|