The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1859 — Page 1

«riif Archly Indiana I’rcss.

8®, The dwelling house of 51 r. 11. S. Farrow, jr., a few miles northwest of town, waaenttrely destroyed by fire on Monday

0^-Tue I’bkss is >**u«d every Saturday last. The tiro is supposed to have oriecornTt'" 8 ' PoeTAOK kukk. * ’ r “ ll ' u inatcd from a spark or fallen ember from Teruis: ON K IX >L LA It ANDFIFTY the fire-place, the family being absent at

Wk» discovered, ,h. build-[

t . r jieriod in propsTUon to the above ratos.— j ing with all its contents was enveloped in Single eojHw, in wrappers suitable for mailing, flmnes, and was reduced to ashes ere an | 5 jHjrA DVKRTISEMENTS inserted on tlu effort could he made to save anything, most liberal terms. One square (10 lines or * ’*' T . „„ , leu*), three weeks, $1.00; four weeks, $1.25; two | TlIK I'.XTRA IlALP Dl.ME.— The last] miinths, #2.00; six months. $4.00; one year Crawford county, Ohio, Forum says: with privilege of change), $8.00. A libkkai. Mr. Beal, wishing to go from (Jaliun I hkiiuitiox mudo to busiiusss advertisers; also, ] to (Vestline, on the C. C. & C. Koad, tutliose who advertise by the quarter or liall , , ’ . .i eolunin. Professional CVrds, less thanasiiuare, BOn ' 1 u tw ,° J' car!l a K«. got on the train and , one year, $4.oo. tendered the conductor fitteen cents in | gtogr-liexths, Mnrritiges and Religious No- payment of Ids fare for the four miles lines publishod gratis. travel. Twenty cents was demanded; 8tty J OU lRIN T, NG of . very desei-iptii.r, five being added to the fifteen because 1

he had not bought a ticket. This Mr.; B. refused to pay, and the conductor]

fcff-Ai.vicKTmK in tlie Paper having the stopped the train and ejected him from I.ARtiKSl ( 11!< 1 CATION, so that your the ears. Mr. Beal brought his action' Advertisements will be read by EVKUY- for damages in the Court of Common! 1501)5. Ta-ms ton-. Fleas of this county. The ease came on | mayoi-eosmoN mlTcosr, ,o.x.-TI„ /v-* !' or ,rial at P , ; L ' 8e, * t te !“‘> “^resulted ()/$>-is at all times prepared to execute Print- '» a verdict for the plant.tt ot $h(IO.

ing of every variely and sty le. at the shortc-l ir T L'' f l'

notice, with the utmost expedition, and on «J l 1 V Cii )i term* defying cutnpetitiun. See saniples at T .OT 1 OIF every street-corner, and leave your order a. SI PERIOK HOMAN AND ITALIAN

llic* Cheap Printing K»*tnh]i>hincnt, Thorn- 1

burgh b Block, west >iilc Public Square.

5ty (Ooodsi pfalcrs.

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Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. rI Ml IS Medicine will ekkm vnkntly . i rk ail, | diseases arising from an impure state of the 111.ant, or other thiids of the system, viz:

Scrofula, Obstinate <M Sores, Pimples oh 1h< - - Fuec, matches. Ho,Is. Chronic Sore Eyes. \\ tr„st.-<l to h » . are Col .-et.oiu ma<le /finform or 7V««r,NrnW/W,.<*,fr/rW.. '*nd P r.,n.ptly remittoil 1 articular attention

'CrofrbSiunal (fardo.

J. H. JEN N IN as. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBUC,

(j It E K N C AST I, K, INI).

I I J, attend promptly t>> all business on-

.■xc-uted with neatness and despatch, and on

lerins in accordunee with the times.

8P&„ Master George Blake, periodical dealer and news agent, will accept our thanks For frequent favors in the way of late papers. Bffi, The Upper Bridge over Walnut is raised and secured. It will shortly be ready for use. tQL Efforts are being made to purchase ground to enlarge the Grcencnstle cemc-j tery. Isf^Mr. Henry’s mill-datn was washed 1 away by the Walnut flood of last week., This is not the first misfortune of thoi kind that has overtaken Mr. Henry.

VIOLIN STRINGS. Also, several SPLENDID ITALIAN VIOLINS, gfei>“ Of TUK VICKY 1IKST OF MAKE. “-£38

Together with a lot of

GERMAN SILVER PITCH PIPES, Kuch containing two notes—A and C. gbyThose in want of sucli articles ran he supplied with the VERY liK.ST, and on the

most reasonable terms. A SHIPMENT OF

JEIiploncliel nfYnos,

EXPECTED DAILY.

Bsiy Tuning and Kepairing d.-ac in n satis-

factory manner.

Instruction given on the Piano, Melo-

deon, 5’iolin and (iuitar,

N. It.—A eall is respectfullV solicited.

L. KISSNER, I’rof. of Music,

Urvencastle, Ind.

Rooms at lli.- W eiuhardt House. jan8 tf22

Ur. Turner, charged with burglary, ( ) ]- J U G ! being surrendered by his first securities. was again lodged in jail. A new bail THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORE IN INDIANA.

has since been filed, and he is again tit

liberty.

\ LA RLE ASSORTMENT of LA-, , \ D! EN M ISSKs iY('ll 1 EDREN'SJ SHOES just received, wliieh we otferfor’

B»i>„ Both the Township Assessors and -ale cheaper than any other ostai.lishmcnt in , . , . the countv. LA DIES El X E SI LK-LAHT-Ucal hstate Appraisers have entered upon | , N( ; hkkl (J A ITERS, at #1 no per pair. their respective duties. They will visit LADIES KID ANDMOROCthe property holders of Putnam, irrespec-! 111 ' U 11 nt '’ * t,r five of party, sect, or condition. It isj GIVE US A CALL desirable that you he prepared to receive ^ And Examine our Stock and Prices. them, and render all necessary infer-1 LADIES K11) ANI).MOROCCO SHOES

. ^ ! made to order.

Illation. gwjj- Remember that a pr. Shoes of our own . *♦— j make w ill wear ns long as four pr. Eastern

man about town, taking obser- shoes. Yours, respeetfully,

vations, wondered why tlie well on the 1 A. WERNEKE & BROTHER, public square was not put in condition] <; r ,.,. ll( May 23, 1»58.-Hf for use ; why the sidewalks around town !/it rn\' I\|)I T /'t LMIM \ l ) 1 1 were not repaired so that citizens could v l 1 1 1 *ll l AT O 1 * Ml Li. navigate them by day and by night with- I II NCI purchased the stock of DRftiS, out endangering life or limb; why the j wu iirt . who nmv bc . court-house cupola is not rc-paiuted, its | need of anything in our line, with tlie brokennuddilapidated shutters repaired. VERY BEST OF GOODS, , , , At as low figures ns mi v other store in the West, and the fence enclosing it painted; and i AV e expect to sell ,’.ur G.khL Foil CASH, why there is no sidewalk leading to the 'or it - equivalent, and of course can sell for less Cemetery, so os to make it accessible i l ,r " Ht \ h l ! in . t l‘:r. L :'' lu, .^: 1 l , ' n ., 1 . ong . t , imc ’.

without the necessity of wading through

deep mud two-thirds of the year. ttfi}.- -k little son of Kphraim Tucker,

of Madison township, met with an aeci-, dent the day before New Year’s, and narrowly escaped death. An elder brother was engaged in chopping wood, when the youth, who was playing near by, came within range of the axe, and received a descending blow upon the head, clipping - a piece of his skull to the brain. The piece chopped off has been shown us, and is near two inches in length by one in

breadth. The wound was skillfully dress- T^»“F~t TmVTTTT'R^' cd by Dr. Pitchlynn, and the little fellow, \\7/ w \ I V l/

Crawfordsvillc street,

We will keep c.ui'tiuitly on hand

A Good Supply of the Best Brands of

Lead, and Oils,

Together with

ALL OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE.

TOBACCO, CIGARS,

Stationery and I’erl'nmery,

< >f all kinds;

Flavoring Extracts, Hair Oils,

All of which we warrant ns represented, ur

no sale. Come and see fur yourselves.

E. A. LANE.

WILL. LANK, Agent.

may 20, 1858.—tf

i BKNCK. B. 8. COWUILL. GREENCASTLE

who is not quite tlirce years old, was again at play u few days after the occur-

rence.

It costs a great deal of money to be rich, and it is a question if so little is worth so much. After all, is wealth worth the cost—first, in acquiring it; next, in supporting it; and lastly, in

XKAll NORTH I >i :P( >T.

Ol R FACTORY is now in complete operation, and we are preim,. pa red to card and spin WOOL in ESMsiieh n manner as shall give the

most complete satisfaction. Our Miujiinerv is nearly all new and of the best quality. We Imvi in ourcniplov Workmen of thorough ex-perii-nec-. who will devote all their allergies to

hearing up under it when you have lost m ,,, i public expectation.

— Wo find the above going the rounds. of What do you think of it, reader? There Wcstcrn-nmde fabrics, consisting of plain and '■ * «r* <* put■ «£» SS afloat in this way. It is mere cant.— Flannels, Tweeds, Shawls, Si.K-king Yarns, Ate. It is uot simply a great thing, but a good .Call and see these (foods, !>olorc leaving your

fhtng to be rich, rhe desire is untver- •

sal. It its implanted in the heart by Pi-! C 1 \ 1 s A VI.

vine will. Hich«. »re tU« fruit of i"-]

diistry, prudence, intelligence ; and wc it ton*,and vouslmll l>eplersetl with the work, venture to say that no man stands 0 n a] ^ will!* done promptly, yourWo,,lnotwastj . ed, and as cheap as at any other responsible

better foundation for happiness, tern ( Factory.

iioratrilv ■Peaking, than he who possess Tlmse from a dbtanoe ean have their Roll* * y, * i , „ . , . . and Yarn to take home with them, es wealth ns the result ••honest acquisi -n-ti i i l,' i s . ,, . > • vv OO-L-J w -A JN J- D_I U tioil. Beyond tlil.s, it is tlie glorious j ]t imirket jirict* paid means of doing good. The religious [ ( ( , r AVocd m exchange for goods, rich man is wonderfully privileged in ou^rms t. r

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C'lothinsi. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! NOW IS THE TIME TO RUY COATS, PAJSTTS, VKSTS, —AM)— All other ArllcleB in the Clothing Line, CHEAPKH IN 1’ltICi: —AM)— BETTER IN QUALITY THAN EVER.

Oomo tnitl Sec My (Ttjocls

BEFORE YOU PURCHASE.

Store East Side of the Public Square,

kto. o. *Taa

Noticb ExritxoKinxAKY !—Those imb bt-

inust pay up. A word of this sort is enough

among gentlemen.

do< 18 ly:tl chqr H. J. HILTON.

AT THE

People’s Clothing Store, Southeast Corner Public Square,

DE. H00FLAND S GERMAN BITTERS,

AKD

DR. UOOFIwAIVD’H BALSAMIC

CORDIAL,

Thi great standard medicines of the present age, have acquired their great popularity only through years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered by them in all cases; and the people have pronounced them worthy. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundic*, Debility of the Nervous System, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver or weakness of the stomach and digestive organs, are speedily and permanently cured by the GERMAN HITTERS. The Balsamic Cordial has acquired a reputation surpassing that of any similar preparation extant. It will cure, witbolt faii., the most severe and long-standing Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Inflnensa, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient

Consumption,

and has performed the most astonishing cures

ever known of

Confirmed Consumption. A few dosee will also at once cheek and cure the most revere Diarrhoea proceeding from Cold iX tue Bowels. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson & Co., A'o. 418 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa., and arc sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere, at 75 cents per bottle. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be on the outside wrapper of each bottle. , In the Almanac published annually by the proprietors, called Evkeybody’s Almanac; you will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country? These Almanacs are given away by all ourjigemt^

paid to the settlement of Estates.

Office, for the present, in the Treasurer’s Office. may 22.—ly

CTOUdST TI^TSrnSTJk.,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

()tfirc in Southards huUding y adjoining,

the Font Office,

Cancers, fioitre. White Swelling a. Fever Sores, Files, Frysi]>ef(ts, Swelling of the (Hands. Fains in the Hanes and .Joints; all Chronic Disease*, anti Disease* a rising from the. use]

oj Mercury and Calomel.

Sudi powerful curative properties arc c«»tn-; hint'd in Dr. KaMtt'Hy’n Iodine and Sarsaparilla that the longest standing and worst eases of disease are thoroughly crRED by it—eases that

laid resisted every known remedy and hcen nit usually demands the attention of Attorneys, given up hv the most distinguUhcd physicians Special attention tfiveii to the busine*.** ot a, confirm,',/ and incurable.' ' ! Administrator* and Guardians. Charges mod- „ • ,. „ . . „ , . .., : orate. may 22.—ly ror Divert oinphunt and Dyspepsia, it n* an ' - — iufutlibli remedy. It will cure (Tronic and .F/VAI .J. Ss A! I I . !nllaiiiinatorv Uhcuniutism, no mutter liow AttOrilC} iintl ( 0IIIISPl0T tit LtlW, HU., if faithfully used. It will cure every form AXI> JCSTIPK OF THE PEACE,

of nf.kvovs i.isk vsk, and strengthen and re-

I J A VINO resumed the practice of my prei | fi ssion, I respectfully solicit such buiiinoss

(JllKKNI VSTI.K. Ind.

,nu ru * l \ \ ' ILL give prompt and efficient attention

.-tori' the sy-lctn to perfect health and vigor. to businc*.*, ami especially to the colloo-

It is a positii e cure for Female ( 'omflaints. , lion of claims.

sm li aa Irregularities of the Monthly 1’eriisb. Office in the room formerly ooi-upied hy Barren ness, Jtc. For female - approach i ng that I'hidge Eekles, south of the S.pmre. icntienl period ni liic—tne ckssation of thk _ — — M knsk.s—it is in valuable. 0” - -tr* - SHDXD_A.ZLjI_i, ID-, Eadies who admire a clear, beautiful, white ^hysicianand Surgeon,, sk is and a rosy eluak. should use Dr. Easterly s [ j castle and vicinity in all branch.-* of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla. It will remove pim- medical profession. ‘Particular attention paid pies from the face, blotches and all r..ugliness of to the treatment of all Chronie Disease.,. the skin, and give a fair, beautiful complexion. <,,n " :m<1 R' -id.nee on Indianapolis street, It will cun- Dropsy. Gravel, diseases ot the ^ 211(1 Presbyterian Gl.ureL

1 >i;. II. II. PI r<'HI A NN / i F F EUS his prof<-*ioiinl services to the eitV / izei.* of (irceiieu.-th* and vicinity as PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office near the 1st charge Methodist Church.,

may 22, 1858.—ly

H>oxA-fcnl SAAraory.

DR. A. T. KIGHTLEY RE-SPECTFC LEY tenders his

It has

Kidneys, Khtdderund Urinary Organs,

no ispial in these complaints.

Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sar aparilla i a po.-itive and radical cure for Mercurial Disease, no matter how deeply it mar have eaten into the frame and vital organs. It will eresdieute every particle of Mercury from the system, and heal its bad effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilis, or Venereal Disease, no mutter how

long it may have Im-cii in the system, and will ‘ 4a * 2 -LTY LT prof.-s ioiml services to those who thorough I v annihilate and exptd theSvphilitle | " ,!, * v . filv " r lji ."' " il11 their patronage. All ..p- . i ii i i , . • . i ‘ • i orations i.erfornual after the nmnner of tna \ .ru-. and all hereditary taint- and poison..,,.-j mi)) . t 1Vls , ,, r ,, iml p , :rfect matt.-I from the system, mid restore it toaper- safety to tlie patient. It tuav imt he improper feet state of health and l>f iiitv. ] for him to state, for tho satisfaction of thoso To ilir Afitlcte.l « iih Berofuln or old Sores, who have not an acquaintance w ith liis profes-Per-oii- w ho have long been afflicted with ■'ionul ohamotor, that in addition to a number . Scrofula, old Sores, T-tt-c. Ringworm, Scald 'T"" of sueces-ful praetiw in K. ntuek v and llcml Vl .* \niynm, also throe_ years practice in Jiain-

M. I>.

M.. Jluinbriilye, hut.

8rj)‘ He may be found at his Office, o\ rr

Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, Ac., are liri(lp . lim , N ioinitVi takes ploasuro in giving , advised to procure Gitn.LEv's Salt Riiee.m a s kkkkkkn. es: vmi Tkttkk Ointment, to apply on thesores W. T. Scott, Esq., J. W. Hall, M. D.. W. R. or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's .'F fb Darnall, M. D., A. B. Walls,

Iodine and Sarsaparilla. Tlie Iodine and Sar-

Sold inGreeneaatle by J. Allen and C. C.mk, ' ( »l""'>>bi P'lrifles the blood, and drives out of SanTs' store.

u<l to ini% whoso note* and accounU an* due, ^)Uth Depotby K. B.Obittonden; at Vutnain- thesyj*tom the impure and vicious matter, and (treeneastle. May 22.—lyr

\illoby K. Jones; \\ . B. Walls, Bui nbridtje j J. ^ removes tlio CfDf.s#’, while the Oiutniefit iikai.s ,j.r. f. fkkmstkk, ji.ij.s. n.w id ri.oL'i*, m.il It. \\ ilson, C’loverdale. _ jans iy.tI ty-jF riIK snKKS- YV’hen both are used, (which we FKBM8TBH &. t'LOTD, STOP ’I’ll AT COITOU ! I always recommend,) a failure of u permanent' XD i*: 3>J~ *X* I fit *X* fi6 , UK. CARTER’S COCOH BALSAM and radical cure has never been known. They ( (!KEEXCASTI.K, IXJ).

r\ 14 M t rp 14 t l 4 z 1 t i "VTf T - M iUcure ftoughs, Coldt, Asthma, Cvnoumption, are the best remedies in the world Otlie. in the ‘Ash Building,’ North Bide

GRhA 1 BARGAINS .>i,.,..v.,-,hat

I.irerCon,plaint, Palpitation ef the ilrnrt. and Iodine and Sarsaparilla and Gridley'-O'mt-all disease of the Throat, Chfst and Langs. ment willcureany formof UlckrokOld Sokk, T. m . much care and attention cannot la* given on any part of the system, if used according to to diseases of the THROAT and li nos. Reader, directions, for a rrasunahlc length of time. A

faithful and honest trial is all I ask—I do not

fear the result.

SfeifTricc of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1

operations warranted togivc satisfaction.

have you a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Lungs? Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous.

AT THORNBURGH’S OLD STAND. Millions die annually by neglecting a com-

mon cold. Colds and Coughs lead loCunsumption, and then to an early death. Be advised in ; time, and procure at once that celebrated remedy, Dr. Carter's Coffin Balsam, the greatest and hist remedy in the world. It has cured thousands upon thousands after physicians and every

O p_ i 1 . 1 * . *

I other remedy bad tailed,- and the patient ^iven

MEN’S, BOYS’ & YOUTHS’ j ll P die. I’hysiciutis, druggists, and all who

; have used Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, universally acknowledge it the most prompt, pleasant 1 and efficacious remedy known for all diseases

of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.

Price—Trial bottles, 25 cents; larger bottles,

j.$l per bottle, or six bottles for $5.

Jtey J’ivparcd by Dr. Easterly, S. K. corner Thirdnnd Chesnutsts., solo proprietor, to whom all orders must be sent to get the genuine.— Sold in (ireenenstlc by ('mirod Cook, sole agent,

and by druggists generally. A CARD TO THE LADI ES

Dr. Duponeo’s Golden Periodical Pills,

FOR FEMALES

THE undersigned would inform his friends

and customers that his

FALL AM, WINTER STOCK

CLOTHING,

-AND—

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

We use Branch's *• Local Aluostliosia 1

for extracting teeth without pain. oet3 21tf BBXBY BaCRBST. BO LOB HKM\N.

SECREST & TU LIMAN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND COUECTING AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

(1 REEXCASTLE, IXDU ALL

pur bottle, or six bottles for $*r>. GridleyVOint-

ment 75 cent* per bottb 1 .

68iy I'repnred hy Dr. Easterly, S. E. corner Tv, 1 ?' '"'“‘i 1100 *" ,! ll . th .‘; of Third and ( hesnut streets,.St. Louis, Mo.,sole ll:Un unil ...ij,,eounties.

toy Office—Di the Court lluuse. (ireeneastlo, Ind.. Oet., 1858.—lyl Ts ot arv il )lic. SO L 0 N' T U R M A N ,

T the office of S, crest Turman, in tlm

proprietor, t<> whom nil orders must be addressed. Sold by Con rad Cook, druggist, sole agent for Greeneastle, and by druggists generally. Dr. Eastern's Fever and Ague Killer. This Medicine will cure Fceer and Ague, Dumh

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m,ttrnt levers, and every form ,j Freer uwi- , (; l, nr ge all the duties of that office—cxecuto

IS NOW COMPLETE,

Embracing all the latest styles and fabrics, from the lowest grade to the finest garment which cun be found anywhere. Honorable and fair dealing, together with his NUMEROUS ADVANTAGES for carrying on business in this line, lias

secured hint a

r w i x r i ▼ i v vj .

NFALLIBLE in eorreeting irregularities, relieving painful and distressing meustrua- ] lion—“ partieularly’’at the change in life—

I'Wlll HUN OF CUSTOYL, removing all obstructions from whatever cause,

permanently curing Lucaerea, and always sue-

eessful as a preventive.

These Fills are nothing new, but have been ! used by the Doctor for many years in his priI vntc praetiee, both in Franco and America, with unparalleled success in every ease, and ho is urged by many thousands of ladies who

have used them, to imiko the Fills public for . , . . . , the alleviation of those suffering from unv ir- I l "'S' n "' 1 r ‘' > " u, ‘‘:" j f " r aonorrhoo t.lrrt. - i.,,.;.; i,......... ... .....il .71 St net are, S, minul II eaknes.J harder. Diseases

And he assures bis friends and the public generally, that he will continue to offer them nothing hut tho BEST IN THE MARKET

—AT the—

conveyances, taka acknowledgments, protest

dent to the fPeit.

Among all the eelebratod remedies for Ague bills, take depositions, dee.

and Fever, lir.-t and foremost in rank -lands Greeneastle, Ind., Oct. 30, 1858,

Ur. EMaterly’a Bewesr Mkd Ague Killer. TVl F1T~)Tf~? A T . (~1 A This medicine is a pusifirr rare, both speedy

and permanent. During the last five years it STEVENSON, M. D., ha - cured over two ms UKKDTUOLSAND.' \SKS 1 *11 i; 111 ami St Il'kJOOll,

which has established its efficacy it, all parts of {‘tV"."/- Go., Ind.

,. ... . , .. ., ' , , rpHANKPl 1. for past favors, respectfully the Wont as the only reluM, remedy for theatre J solicits a contimumca of th< lumo. Offlcu ofthosc distressing complaints. It will nlsocnre at the same old stand. June 12.

Enlargement of tho Spleen, Ague Cake, etc.

is perfectly harmless to tho most delicate constitution or tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted. toyFriee 81 per Little, or six bottles for $5. to?"Frepuri'd hy Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chosnut sts., St. Louis, Mo.,sole jiroprietor. Sold hy Conrad Cook, druggist, sole agent for

Greeneastle, and by druggists generally. DR. BAKER’S SPECIFIC.

\\

LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.

ROBERT M. CRANE, -A-ttoimoy Lit <1REEX( ’ASTLE, 1XD.

ILL attend faithfully to all business entrusted to his care, and make quick collections and prompt remittances. 1 v 7

D. E. WILLIAMSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

(if fire Xurfh side Public Square,

GREENCASTLE, IND.

\ \ ' I LL give prompt attention to all profes- \\ sionnl business entrusted to his care, in tliis and adjoining counties. niay 22.

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HDOFT’T FOKzO-ET To Call and see Him if you Want

! cik MUSIC Fi TEE MILLIDII !”(Sk

fX* AT THE

you go loan advertising quack, you peril your Gr66HC3,StlG MllSiC StOl’G !

i

Clii'ap Goods.

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II. L.OK\« K.\.STI.\K.

niay 22. 1858,—tf

cCrpl.

n*Ku]ttritie» whntrvur, as well as a |>rcvciitiv« ; * A . ..’j ' ,

to those ladies Whoso health will not |K:rmit /„• udneysnnd Madder, and alt J>, senses

an increase of family. Directions accompany | ^ < ’ eni '" 1 Organs.

each Ih>x. Fricc$l. " ! Header, have you a private disease? Do not ItirSnld wholesale and retail hy | neglect it. If you go to a regular physieiai

.1 KROM K ALLEN, Druggist, with vour ease, vou peril vour reputation. If

No. 2 Thornburgh's Block.Greeneastle, Ind

He will sup'pl'v tln^trade'aVpr'iprietor s* pri-1 ^ ,,r Avoid hoth^nd use Dr. Baker s ^’“tk* from $175 to $800 lees, and furnish show cards and circulars.— i Specific, which has saved thousands u]k>h thou- 'l J j kiodkons trmn $4.. to $200. ! Eadies, hy enelosing him $1 through the Green- sands from the hands of the merciless quack ‘ 1 11 VK> . t” $ l, ». castle Post Office, cun have the above Fill- jf n ,, t f r( ,iu n premature grave. With Dr. Ba- ,, fun a nd ollnidete stol-U of

(wntdcntii'll.v > j

‘X. 15.—Bear in mind these pill., are not „ I’kkvknt kxi'osi’rk, ns plain directions for of all kinds, constantly on hand and for salt) at

secret nostrum. Every Agent selling them i- ! use accompany the medicine. ; ■‘Smash-down Panic Fiucks."

i presented with the/or/nabi composing the Pills. I J®" Price $1 50 per bottle. < * 1 "' j’iana lortes are from the tollowing

They w ill tell you they are perfectly harmless. | n. _...i i... m_ noted Fnetories :

’ yet will prove all they are represented. Ask]

86?“Prepared hy Dr. Easterly, corner Third

. for Duponco’s Golden Fills. See that t'he sig-' ,, " J ( ' ,,( *" ut St ' LouU > M ’’- " ,le l >r "P riot,lr nature is on each box. You will then obtain a ^ '‘urml ( ook, dru«;^ist, sole agent tor !

. Boston.

tnedieinc you can depend up«»n. I ) H . H <) H A <

iiSUfl

UXaOOID r*IIL.X J S.

-This medicine will cl'KK all Female Com-

his opportunities to sustain the great first principles of human welfare. The zt^an of patriotism and morality—your true philanthropist—how groat a benefactor he becomes U> his race; how liberally he gives while alive mid bequeaths tit his demise for the benefit of institutions he deems good and serviceable to man-

HEXCE A ('i)WGILL. Greeneastle, May 2t>, 1858.—tf

?y|if ami ^tcrrotiipf >oumUy, Xu. 108 Viac stm t, lirturni ith and 5/A,

CINCINNATI,

R. ALLISON Supt

M AN f KACTl'KKUS AM, DKAI.KKS IN NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,

kind. Wealth in the hands of the good Printing Presses, Cases, Gullies, &«.; inks, mid husband, the considerate father, the gen-1 Printing Materials of every de-eription.

o,ou. fn...d i- «l onoc ,, -[.riiijr of ,liiippincss to those who receive and in him univ j„,,

from whom it flows. And the loss of it! Few prudent men lose their wealth.— The loss of wealth usually occurs from unwise and speculative efforts to increase it; from weak and foolish confidences ; from the incautious expansion of business credits ; and those who thus lose it arc rarely happy in the possession ol it.— The loss of it has often brought such persons to their appreciation of it. Ho, don t undervalue the privilege of being rich.— Heck to acquire, honestly and by ccononiy and frugality, and at the same time keep the higher principles of humanity gracefully and discreetly exercised, and wealth shall prove a source of infinite hap j'iness and blessing to yourselfandothers

Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles. toyELKcrttoTYl'INo in all its branches. Jy»l 8m 11 COOK’S DRUG STORE COOK’S DRUG STORK COOK’S DRUG STORE

IK THE PLACE IS THE PLACE IS THE PLACE

TO HUY I)IHTOS TO HUY DRUGS TO BUY DRUGS

JUST ZRzZECEIVZBiD rpHK largest and bot*t lot of PKHFtIMKKY •

j over brought to this nuirkob at the

Stall* of Indiana, Putnam County, ss. In Putnam Circuit Court—To April Term, 1850. Julia Ann Huddon, widow, and Jasper X. Gray and Mary Jane Gray, Ids wife, f"iiiierly Mary June lladdnn, and Margaret lluddim, eliildreu—Heirs-at-law of Robert

E. Huddon, dee d—Plaintiffs,

Elizabeth Miller Janies X ' and for the relief and cure of chronic diseases, ne.-*, \\ ettk XiTVes, Frightful Dreams, and all

Chiekering A Sons M'ikhIward ,Y Brow n “

A. «Y J. Keogh Rtifinlo. Peters, Cnigg ,Y Co Louisville. A. 11. dale cY Co New York. Child iY Bishop scelebrated MiJialeons. The nlaive instruments eunnot be surpassed, and will be sold on terms defying competition,

plaints, such a* Exce-ive, Suppressed, or l*ain- w ,. ro >,„.etf,ill v invite those wishing anything

nev27 ly trX" (ireenea-tle, and hy druggists generally. K s torDr. Hooper's Female Cordial.

Nancy Miller, Elizabeth Miller James X ‘"id for the relief and cure of rhronie disease*, ness, A\ eak Ni-rvcs, I rightful Droams, and all I "' 1 (

Miller] John’L. M iller, Brise M iller (i.-orge : arising from inquirebhssl or nderangcslstate ol disea-.-* caused by Colds,Cheeked Perspiration, Miller, Maria Jane Miller, Francis M. Mil-1 the digestive organs or nerves, there i*abiindant over Excitement, etc., of tlie Sexual I ..:i . 1 _ .. x.rni:— »i:n 10 ! evidonre to Drove that they are not equalled. ,, ,, , , • • ,

For sale bv Organs, rer all Irregularities or the Monthly COXRAJ) COOK. Druggist, Feriods, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial isn.^K«/y

ler, Sihy Anderson. William Miller and Sa-

rah K. Miller—Heirs-aUhiw of John Miller, | (''em.

dee d—Defem/auts. Civil Action.

I K IT JtK.ME.M UKRED, that on the 4th June l!t.—5t

Side Agent for (ireencnsllo. 1 and I’osITIVEl I'KK. It has been amply test.sl, ('()<) Ix'S llll( ' t * ,( ‘ ,ll(, " t (C'dlfying report* of ci kkh are PRUSSIAN HAIR TONIC daily reeeiv.sl In *m every town and city where

hi th« office of the Clark of «ald Court, a* also MMIKS Hair Tonic - the ,H.res .if the ***}«'""*' Friee $l per bottle or *ix bottlethe affidavit of a eompetent and disinU-rested I • sk "b cause* a hearty aetion on the root- f”r 1 repared hy Dr. Easterly, coiner of witiK'iw, showing that Xmiuv Mill«r, Kli/abrtb Hair, preventing iJaldncss and (irav Third and Chesnut streetH, St. Louis, Mo . sole wi-ii ■ i i afrit l »*• % • r 11 . % I l •. 5 v •iiwl Frm tin. I. t 11 1 i. .in iLiniti’iitl'- it . * • 111 /1 ... l t • I. t . * i

ni

| ) day of January, 185U, the Pluintifts in the above entitled cause, by Ke.Te.-t .Y Turman, their Attorneys, filed their Complaint therein

R. DOBRIXK & CO., Greeneastle, ^nd. X. H.—Seeotid-haml Pianos wanted in exehnnge for new ones. may 22, 1858.—tf TERRE HAUTE BOOK BINDERY .IOIJ TK I iNTING OFFICE.

I«. II. SIMPNOV A. fO.,

Job I'rlnlcrs and Kook Binders,

Kourtli Mt*$ t iloor moiiIIi Pom! TKKKK IIAUTK, IND.

J^l]*J* Hoads. C'ards, Circulars, Notes, UcI) ceipts, (’hecks, Hand-bills, L -dgcrs,

4\ it ill >r, v.wxv i.’i i > i , 11 i 111 • .. j ... 2 . ' IIC’ClIHS.l IIOCK'. til I I 1111U-Ul 1 !>, I i * •UgC I t, Miller, JdIiii L. Miller, Brise Miller, George u,,, * ,n, ‘' t,u .‘ ‘ k,n * ro,, [ Ihindmtl ; it j)ro]»rictor. Sold by (’onrail C<K»k, sole agent for f | nljrnH i. s l> a \ lb H.k*>, (’ash Books, Bank Books, mf-ii at t. % f ! l 1 I.’ ! X f % t * i i lil-li’it M 11 ■ ■ I'i • 11 - n. . t i 1 I ■ • . . .. >

Miller, Maria June Miller, Francis M. Miller, ; [ ,rm ^ l,u * ,,a,r | ts N y h * ,r ‘- ,t - Gmncastle, and bv druggists genera 11 v. Iy5 Hook-, Court Dockets, County Hecord.. * ~ * ** r, Dcfcrul- ! I^y» *t will chunge tin* hai*shcst Hair into the ’ * -J. 1 • *

William Miller and Sarah E. Miller, ants, are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Sidd non-resident Defendants are therefore hereby notified of the filing of said Complaint, and that said cause will stand for trial at the April Term of said Court, A. D. 1859. Attest: JACOB McGINXIS, Clerk. Jan. 4, 1859. Ht*J4

. . , Magazines, Music and Edition Work bouftd

r ii* ,w,

I Ladies will find this ILtir Tonie a great addi- i offer tho ** Krkn.ti PoWDSRa'’ to Ole afflicted, ....... "

ti( -

mny 29.

CITY DRUG STORE,

East side Square

m to the Toilet, on account of its agreeable : Mk j ng l>llt tl fair trial, ns a proof of its virtue.

ing taken but two IsittliuMif the Powders, f $9~l’rice $1 per Isittle—ot six bottles for $5.

county, <7„ the29th Nevemb f, 1858,oneT-strav t/ett Pn-pardd by J It. Monko*, St. L«ui.-. rod ronn COW, »ui>jk>#cc1 U" Ihj thre«*. years old. Mu., and Hold wliolosiilc and retail l>y Dr. Ka^No ear marks. Appi aiid'd t*}'l<Hirto< n dollar?, t ( .|]y K. corncr^Third’attd Choi*iifit streets, by Edward Larkin and Hadden Smith, before , mve-Theabove Powders,together with JlonMilton 15 Scott. J. F , on the 3rd January, . , „ ... , 1 l«59 ' Test J M. GINNIS, Clerk, j too»TooUiachc Specific, for sale by Jeronic Jan 15 31*35 Fr M R Rt nistLL P C J Allen. Druggist, Dreeneartle. la 6m t-'toT

Gordon, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will lie heard at the next term of the Court of Common Fleas of said county.

j. mcginnis, eicrk.

janB 5t:i4 Per M. 15. Hi’IUhii.l, 1), ('.

Hardware and Stoves At STEVENSON & AMES'

Estray Notice.

fllAK EX U F hy Robert M.■Camion, k,. I living in Jefferson township, Futnnmi

toY'-VH work left at the Music Store ol K. Dobbins, will be promptly forwarded to this estuhlishmeiit, and delivered, when finlsbed, toe "f charge. 004 27 2ln28 c? xje: in istsa^ nitt ’ f. bnni‘ resumed tho (bieensware trade, \ 4 and now have on hand at our old stand a large assortment of China, Stone, and Com-

mon Ware, (ibis-ware, A. 1

mny -'J.—tf STEVENSON & AMES. LAND WARRANT'S

Foil SALE 15Y

E. T. KFJGflTLEY.