The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1859 — Page 2
Cbc Indiana ^vcss. HOWARD BRIOOB, Editor **4 Proprietor.
A Voire from the South.
The Louisville Democrat opposes, with great energy and ability, the ultra-south
GENERAL NEWS.
Boys Drowned.—W e are informed
The
Democratic Convention. Piiiladei pm v, March 29.
Democratic Convention nomina-
ern variety of the Republican doctrine of 'f 10 n ~^. nt (,i *^5 Lxpress that ( C( i p r j a „ McClintock for Treasurer,
r“ ' ii : f’""; Y ve "" io n 0 z:E3Sr , '' ,, "“ hseerning the absolute antagonism of terday in White river, near that place. -- P -
this doctrine with any possible construe- They had gone to the river to swin, got
^nnou»rnncnt$.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUES Du ring wee/i ending Friday, April 1
Gm*.**, SttgfcMnll MUM. ■ T^TJ^rJ “7, ^ dep,h ' ,nd ™ tzf I - * — — — - -•>
IteyWe arcnuthoriziKl to announce JOHN T. CHRISTIE, of (ireencnstle, as a candidate for Recorder of Putnam County, subject to tho decihion of the Democratic County Convention. 4t*44 J-.v-Col. JOHN LYNCH is a candidate for ConstableofGreencastleTownship, at thecom-
| in? April eleotii n.
6rcrwca$tlc ilf tail griff s (farrmt RRvisKD^AKD^ OOEHECtJO* WKItiLT.
PROVISIONS— Bacon Side, tb
of that!
The Crops.—The accounts which wc doctrine would be the death-warrant of
c L. Gilkey.
i IHciDE.—Mr. t ernon Crofoot, who March 28— To Henry Carpenter and Me-
Riv. of the condition of lb. any P „,y tb.t might be blindly led into wldn"'!" M.^Sto Smol. W. lib*, .od J.o,
wheat and fruit throughout the West; it. The Democrat says: day morning last, by shooting himself BuU l ,,: . If the Democracy takes this position, i with a pistol. Pecuniary embarrassment Dr. Easterly's Medicines.—Thedepotof|
fruit throughout the
lainity does not blight the land, there is the prohibitionists of slavery will carry is supposed to be tho cause which led valuable family medicines kept by Dr. Easterly, Humorous and Highly Instructive En-
are cheering. If some extraordinary ca
t blight the land, there is
every reason to believe that the present
year w perity.
ALF. BURNETT, THE WORLD RENOWNED
MIMIC !
■^yiLL give ONE ONLY
Butter, V lb Beans, white 1.50 Beeswax, tb 20 Cohn MKAL,bhl 80 Cheese, !h 10 CUFPEERio, Com n l.T(«,15 Java 18a20 Kaas, doz 8 I Flour, bbl 5.50 PI8II— ' Mackerel, No. 1, tb 10 I While Kish, lb 8 I FRUITS—
3.00
every congressional district in the free . him to the connniision of the rash act.
year will be one of extraordinary pros- ^ ^ nCXt Presi 1 dcnt —! Sudden Death. - Colonel Alfred perity. We have recently conversed 1 Jun wUl list a,™ ’ ThU^juil“that 1,08ey t ; K ^ and re8pe ^ d ] dt jcounty, and from them learn that the The^Opposition see and know it. Beware} from apoplexy, without the utterance of
prospects at this season of the year were ~ r * * * ' n ' "
never brighter. From other^portious of
at the corner of Third and Chesnut streets, is well worthy tlie attention of gentlemen visiting the city during the present rush of business.— Dr. Easterly 's medicine* are prepared under his own superintendence, and are of warranted efficiency. His preparation of Iodine and Sarsaparilla, his Fever and Ague Killer, and his Cough Balsam, have attained a special popu-
of the trap! The Democratic party is a word, having attended to his usual bu-
0 MUUB tl } e last tie, political or religious, that |siness the day before.
the State the same cheer!n- account4 ' ^ nd9 . t,u r ^ orth iu,d J?outh t °7 et ! ier - The | Marquett, Wis., March 26.—Jona- laHty and a very extensive patronage throughreach us. ° disuniomsts are eager to push this ques-1 t j, an p ost a B., p ,j st p r e a eher, and wife. f,ut the valley of the Mississippi. Besides these tio, as it promises to cut that tie asunder ; were killed j'esterdav by their son The ho has numerous other excellent preparations Township Trustee.—At the election | find ,he ( >PP™t'°n don't care for rights. mur derer is about thirty years of nge.—. design^ particiilarly for family use. Persons
next Monday ,he voter, vill have to elect | S et lie I,.,, bee,, i„,,«o «j.„l ^
one township trustee for each civil town-1 ,,|,t ^ ,,al ■•*«* That together. : considered harmless until this occurence., better titan supply themselves with Dr. Easterehip under the new law for transacting i “ Vui0 CorR . TS •— The Terre HautcCtVy IIe lnaiI e no effort to escape. b -'"'“h'-i'-v - il - Louis Dtmoerai.
township business * ' ^ t Item, in sneakimr of the action of the I Shockino A rtwin—F,u
tertainments, at : Wheat, bush - TIIORMU ROH S HALL* Kye, bush 60 On Thin Saturday Kven’g, April 2ud. i (Juts, bash 00 Curds of Admission 25 cts. Hay, ton 10.00 Doors open at J7 Commence at 7J o'clk. MOLAS8KS— apr2 It S. C. J. THAYEK, Agt N. Orleans^ gal 60
THORNBURGH’S
.x. this particular—one officer is to perform the duties which formerly required five. It will he a great saving to people in the way of salaries, if it works satisfactorily, and to give it a fair trial it is im-
portant that a good man be selected. The . terms of the officers of the Putnam Courts,
office requires one of sound judgment and
some business talent.
7/cm. in speaking of the action of the Shocking Affair.—/W Children
The new law makes a radio 1 1 'J WUrt l T1,C r C is liur “? I>,a(, !T$ ,n08 ‘ distrt ' 88i , n S n HE ui!S-S.
n.:., . change no Court tn the State, probably, whose casuahtyoccurred in Porsythcounty,Ga., j title of Anders,>n Johnston, deceased, will
officers are more prompt and efficient on Friday night week. Fillis Waldrup sell at private sij^in the Town ofGreencastle, than is ours. Judge Claypool is fast | and his wife, about nine o'clock at night, Putnam County. Indiana, the following real taking a prominent position as Judge, left their four children, two girls and estate, to-wit: 1 ho undivided half of Lot* No.
and bids fair to occupy a most enviable ' position among the jurists of the Stale.’ “We might speak in equally favorable
0®_Richard J. Ryan, alias Dick Ryan, of Indianapolis, lias been appointed miuiiiter to Bogoto. The President is very successful oi late in conferring small appointments upon Indianians for whom the democracy have hut little respec t— in whom they have no confidence—but in whose riddance from among them they will truly rejoice. For such riddance they will doubtless feel duly thankful to
the President.
BO>„(yrus L. Dunham, the present Secretary of State, and A. A. Hammond, the present Lieut. Governor, are recommended by their respective democratic friends for the nomination for Governor. David Turpie, the Representative from White county in the last Legislature, is mentioned in connection with the office
of Lieut. Governor.
census of Indiana is to be taken
by the National Government in 1860; and lor this purpose, one deputy censustaker will be appointed for each county, Ly ‘he U. S. Marshal for this State. John L. Robinson, who now fills that office, announces that he will make no appointments ot deputies before the beginning of next year ; that all applications made to him will be filed away for action at that time, and that no one who has not a fair education as a eh rk need apply. Putnam county applicants should makes note on't.
Pike's Peak is a humbug—as thou-
sands upon thousands are daily learning to their sorrow. The rush there now is equal to a thousand a day, while the most reliable accounts state that the best mines and leads that have been discovered in all that region, including Cherry Creek, do not yield to the hand fifty cents a day for working them. There is gold there but it has not been discovered in such quantities as to pay for procuring it. Many hang on in hope of better discoveries—thousands rush from the Peak in disgust and despair. An economical man can reach Pike's Peak on about $250; by toiling hard in the mines for a year and a half, he can get that money back. We hope our friends will be wise and indulge in no Pike’s Peak
proclivities. ———<>———
Deluding Judge Claypool.”
The above compliment to Hon. Solomon Claypool, judge of this Circuit, we clip from the last No. of Chris. Brown’s Banner. It is merited and truthful; but because it is merited and truthful, we are astonished to find it in that paper.
Another article in the same No. of that Friday evening. The particulars, delectable sheet may'serve to explain this as they were related to as, are these:— unprecedented liberality of Christopher! His Wa9 / oin g to ‘ '^hhor’s to .. , . . , spend tlie afternoon; he accompanied n complimenting a democratic judge. her a part , jf the w ’ and tol ^ her Me copy it below for the benefit of such to go on and as soon as lie out a tree
of our readers as arrive at conclusions by reasoning from <vui.se to effect, and vice verm. The article we refer to reads as
follows:
Next Monday, the 4th of April, the
i .1 11. . i - ,J 9 and 10, in block No. 6; also, the undivided two boys the eldest twelve years old. half of I,„t No. 5, in block No. l, in the Depot and walked to a neighbor s house, a quar- Enlargement of the Tow n of Grrencastle, with ter ot a mile off. to see a sick person.— all the buildings and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, known as the Exchange Mil!-, on the following terms, to-wit: The purchase money to he payable in equal instalments at twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, the purchaser giving his note with approved security. waiving appraisement or valuation laws, with interest from date. By order of Court,
March 29th, 1859.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON,! , , B. F. YEATES, j AdTnrs - April 2, 1859. 4t46
They left their children all asleep. On returning home, they discovered their house in flames, and were not able to reach the scene of the awful calamity until after the building had fallen in. The children all perished in the flames—every
one they had in the world.
A MAN KILLED.—Mr. Joel Burden, living in North Township, was killed on
NEW
down he would go. The tree, in falling, threw back a limb which struck him on the head. He went to his house and took a chair by the fire place. He told one of his children that his head was
re ‘t n i ~ •„ ■ • i split open and to go for his wife. She t.remt Court commences its scsston at arrivetl in time to leaM1 from him .j,,, tins place A large number of cases are particulars as above stated, before he exon the docket-among the number the pired—JW.att Couny Democrat.
celebrated liquor case, m which one C. j ,,
W. Brown and others are charged with i KonnKRY , IN Randolph County.— an attempt to kill one Barbari/ Michael." I, lc R'-ookville (Indiana) Democrat
—Put that and that together, and tell fr0 “ the Rando, P h Jaur , nal that ... . c , ns rc.,,1 .r uLmW if ; f- ■ r 1 . W ay, treasurer of one of the town- Spring {111(1 Suniinci' Goods, us, reader, whether it is a fair inference ships of that county, was robbed, a few Consuting of nil grades, styles and \ arienes of that Brown is striving to curry favor; nights ago, of 81,760 of the townships ,,ress 11 v ■ ( M ~. Boots, Shoe-. Groce-
kj -Ue, for the|I'unds, p«n ef.hieh he 1,.J ,l,a.nV,,!,,,
past patronage, lie must cordially invites his old customers, friends, and all others to cull and examine lor themselves, aial if their tastes can bo accommodated, he is confident now is the time; and as to prices, he assures you that you shall not go away disappointed or'dissatisH"d. “Sniall 1’rotits and i'uiek Returns'' is hi-motto. COME AN I) SEE—and buy.
mi:loi)i;«.\s! mulodkons!! I l ST RECEIYED, a very superior MELOi) DEON, from the celebrated Factory "f Mason A Hamlin, of Boston. Their Instruments are pronounced by competent judges to he the very lest manufactured in the United States. Persons wishing to purchase will do well by giving me a call, ns 1 will fully warrant them. \\ ill also attend to the repairs personally, if any should occur. All other styles not i n hand can he promptly ordered. L. KI8SNER, Prof. ,,f Mime, and
Dealer in Musical Instruments.
N. B.— My new term of Music instruction*
••• Monday, April 11th. apr2 46 GOODS I NEW GOODS!!
I. HAWKINS,
At his Old Stand, in the Ash Briele, received a large and splendid as-
HALL
POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. Thursday, April 7th.
♦ ——
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED PEAK FAMILY CAMPANALOOIANS! OK SWISS
Shoulders..
Hams, »ugarc’dLtt>...i2i “ plain, ft j’ canvassed, tt>..i2 Chickens, V ft,_ I PotatoKis, bu... t
SALT—
2.50 2.10
Lake, bhl Kanawha
SUGAR—
New Orleans 8<aio Crushed Loaf *
SEEDS—
Clover 7 oo Timothy, hu 2.00 Blue Grass, bush 75 Flaxseed i.oo Tallow, rendered 121 WOOL— * Tub Washed 25 Fleece Unwashed 25
:t::' ..j'l
i i m
-fe.
BELL ElhTG-EES!
c ori arpi
p,;
Sugar House, gal 00 ] GoldenSyrup, gal....80
rOMMKRPIAL ftTHtHiBwT 3 NEW YORK MARKET. ~
Nkw York, March 30.
Flour—Heavy; sales 11,000 bids at $5 40/^ j 5 90 for superfine western; Di 40(n,0 80 for extra do, and $•> 50(« t> 75 fur round hoop Ohio; closing quiet. Wheat—Dull and heavy, -ales 20,000 Cush ut$l 49 for winter red western; $1 70(a 1 80 for wliito Southern; $1 4:t for mixed Wisconsin and Chicago spring, on
! private terms.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, March 30.
i Flour — The market continue* dull, and price* in the large way nominal. The sales arc confined to 325 bbls extra at $5 85fo,G 25, the latter rate for white wheat. Provisions— The feeling in the market is decidedly heavy, mid the transactions small; 15,000 lbs hulk Sides , heavy) sold at 8.1c, and 50 bbls Lard at lie. Bulk meat could have lieen bought at 6 mid 8c, loose. No enquiry for Mess Pork or Itacon. Groceries—There is no change in tho
C!.. I 4* 1 1 n 1. 1.. 1 . 4\. : _ * o
NCH DING all the members of the origi- [ V' mil Peak FmniU Yo« ali.-ts and Harpists. ^ 7 K at 34 °- -i.u-d hv Mo,,-. Alfred Fax-, thegreat Prima l! 1 11( " 12 1*- '' W-Themar-Ih.. Theiitrc )l..v..l “K£
For particulars, see Programmes. Tickets 50 cents; Children 25 cents. Doors open at "1; to commence at 8.
apr2
t 1 C. CHASE, Genl. Business Agt. SPRING & SUMMER
MILLINERY. MRS. L. GILMORE, UV.-7 Side of the Public Square.
J “WOULD inform the Ladies ot W Grecncii-tle and vicinity that she , Jims received her Sr HI no and pj StMMKH Millin'kry Goons, of ;
Sales 200 bush good white at $1 43; 300 <U> dodo at *1 45; H<>0 do prime Hill at $1 29J, and 200 do do at $1 30. Corn—The market ut
quiet, and prices steady at 78/<V 80. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Nkw York, March 30.
Beeves advanced lc; sales at 9J for the best and 13c for prime. Sheep active and slightly advanced. Swine dull; sales 5,000 at 5}(S)6J. CINCINNATI JHORSE MARKET
Cincinnati, March 29.
Dealers report an active demand during tho week. The demand for fine horses has fur exceeded the supply, while an extraordinary de-
] I AS just
< i sortnicnt of
purpose of “saving his bacon.”
Trial of Mr. Sickles.
j the treasury that afternoon: On his j retiring, the money was placed under the
7* m Wit. 1 .1 . !P'1' 0W °*' a little boy, 5 years old, who 1 rom Washington tve learn that the| wa8 deeping on a lounge in the same
room whore \\ ay slept. The house was
Sickles trial will hardly commence on Monday next, for, according to present appearances, it will require two or three
days to empanel a jury.
If this is the case, the trial will not ho concluded before the end of the week after next. Mr. Sickles' friends are ex-
entered by cutting through a panel of the kitchen door, so as to admit tho hand and arm; then the cam fastening was turned back and the door opened. The door in the sitting room where Mr. Way slept was not fastened, and the head of the lounge was close to the door that
trernely busy, and it does not seem as if | opened into the room. These facts, taken .Mr. Ouidc, the District Attorney, was '" connection, woul 1 goto prove that trying very hard to secure a verdict , wa8 wattdl ‘ n K at l * ,c window, against the prisoner. Mr. Sickles will a " ' 1L l ,,u ‘‘"•Dhave the benefit of some of the ablest! ^‘lroad Accident—Twenty iiuad lawyers in the country, but Mr. Guide ' ir Uaitle^ lx il led.—A terrible smash, does not, as is usual in such eases, get "P occurred on the M atertown and Rome
Greencustle, April 2, 1859.
(»m IG
assistance for the prosecution.
RmDYCEK: BOGLE Anj now receiving and opening their SBBiTsro- stock:, CONSISTING OK ALL KINDS OK LADIES DRESS GOODS,
JiAIS j- ho.WETS, BOOTS .(• SHOES,
BE A D1 '• .1/A DE CL O TJJEXU, GESTS ECJiyjS/ll.XG GOODS, G L A SS .j EE.VS 11 IB E,
horses are plenty and selling rather lower than at last reports, ASBUIY FKMALF IXSTITITK. /PIIE next Term will conimcneo on MON1 DA Y. Ai’kil 4tii. Esperual attention will be given to Botany. Rates ofTuition thesamo as heretofore. The Tuition will all he required
by the middle of the Term. JAMES A. DEAN.
Grecnenstle, March 24th. 1839. 2t45
It I! ID”
» ,, , , ■ . - ,, i ... I i. 1 1, i im- -uiion . « nue an exinior D' V i"i'i' '''not i-tii'u i'n p":irt"iV' * 'u«nd for pair-has been manifested. Common BOX SETS, SILKS. 11EADDB ESSES, *
HATS. HOODS, RUCHES,
RIBBOSS, EI.O WEBS.
And every article generally found in a Mil-
llinory Store. She also receive*
: MIUINERY GOODS AND NEW PATTERN BONNETS 1 B'.ji " Ererii Week throughout the Season, To winch slie invites the attention of the Ladies of Green cast lo and vicinity; al-o, to lier well -i lected and assorted stock of Miliincry Goods, which cannot he competed with a-to Elegance of Materials anti Moderation of, Brices in this market. Having vast experience in the business for several years, (of whose! work specimens have been seen in this and the adjoining counties,) she feels confident of her ability so please all in every style of
LOLTLrETS.
She returns thunks to the Ladies of Groen-cn-tle and vicinity for their very liberal patronage, and would ask a continuance of tlie same.
THE ADVANTAGE.
Having our Bleaching and Pressing done by Machinery, which is 100 pr ct. ahead of, ill Hand Bleaching and Pre-sing fur neatness and w hitone—, and done weekly hv the best Bleacher in Cincinnati, she feels confident she'
can give entire satisfaction.
jVEilJ-irxox’y 'V^T'oxTi. Of alt kinds, dene in the latest Eastern Style and Fashion, and promptly attended to. j apr2 3m 16 Mr.s. L. GILMORE.
THE ATTENTION OF HOUSEKEEPERS
Is respectfully culled to the
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
a x r> -
A great variety oj NO TIO AS,
(V Y.) railroad Sa,,,rday. ^ Uy
Phtladeldhta Bulletin writes, concerning the track. The engine was pitched ' t0CJ l- Usving made .mr purcha.-ers at the
about five feet down the embankment ‘•"'' Vii8T P«U.ta in tlie Eastern Cities, we are
READ!!! lVrvi.!5.io !
the trial of Mr. Sickles, as follows : Mr. .Sickles has employed an experienc-
but was not overturned; the tender was
1 1 now prepared and determined to sell us
READ! READ!!
I SI KECEIY ED, a ehoie*. selection of
Rate Shoot .Musio,
Embracing the most fa-hionable pieo<s». Pcr--i.ns wishing to purchase -Music can always find the very best by calling on me. They cun nl.-o
w rno.
- - CHEAP AS TLE CHEAPEST' j hear allthe pieces played before purchasing, cd corps of phonographic writers to re- turned bottom upward ; the baggage car AikI t.. i.ri.mi.t-i. n in.r p., . m ' 8W/' l ' - achcr»-u|ip!iedat the usual discount, port the trial verbatim, for publication in 111 w, iich there were five or six persons, he given All kinds of ‘ , 1 " r N f v Mw - ic anJ Musical Mt-rchun-pamphlet form. It will comprise a his- ' vas off its wheels and tipped up )l ' NTUY PRODUCE !' ‘° L genera l.cii! lat ^ ^ tory of the lives of Key and .Sickles up ' i,d ) ; down, but none of its inmates were M ill be taken in exchange for Goods, at the | At the Wclnliurdt House
Arrangements have been made for increasing tho capital stock of the Exchange Bank ofGreencastle about twenty thousand dollars—which will, of course, enable the Bank to increase its discounts to a corresponding amount. The “ Exchange is admirably managed—is one of the best of the Free Banks—and if Banks wc must have, wc know of none Letter than those. Unlimited confidence is reposed in the “Exchange” and its managers, by the business public. Courts.—Judge Claypool, this week,
to the day of the tragedy. Mr. Sickles’ counsel and reporters are in daily attendance at the court, ready to seize the
first judicial proceedings in tlie premises, "i every direction, and twenty of them
The plan of the prosecution—I have it billed.
from unquestionable authority—will be y'UDDKN Death.—Wc understand that for the district attorney to first prove the ^‘ ss ^'| 0 7i of Martin county, who has killing of Mr. Key and then rest thecnsc. v ' s * t ' n K the family of Hon. IV. E Tho defense will then be, most probably, liblack during his stay at the Capitol, to make tho homicide justifiable, and to ' ,u *' "’ho had a few days ago returned to do this, evidence of character will he ad- llor Borne, on Friday last felt unwell and mitted, involving thecircumstancesof the I ,ro P°se<l to take a Seidlitz powder, and illicit connection, which will subject wit-! In ,‘ xed t ^ ,e medicine of the two papers in nesses to a rigid cross-examination. It 'Liferent glasses; and instead of mixing will then he Incumbent on the prosecu- contents of the glasses and drink the tion to introduce evidence touching the liquid whilst effervescing, she drank that character of the defendant. Should this ”1 0,10 ar, d then drank that of the other, be carried out, there will be some start- fl>e effervescence occurred in the stoniling details. Mr. Sickles’father, quite a acd1, an d the gas, resulting from the unfine looking old gentleman, is present in 'on of the soda and acid in the powders, court every day. rose up in the throat and partially stran-
gled her. In the excitement a dose of
seriously mjuredjthe next car, however. Iprice. | N.B.—My facilities for obtaining anv M,i*ic which contained seventy head of cattle ,, e i /' 1 ' tho . lr "' IKls ""I 1 P l ^ hc B^'foUy ‘o that may he desired direct from the publishers, ’ ’ ' ‘ enil and examine our stock and prices, as there- should be borne in mind by those wishing to 1
l.y \ve confidently expect to satisfy them that | order. I will supply the same at publisher's-
was broken in pieces, the cattle thrown
'Tlie Orowlnff W lit-ni ('rop.
During February croaking "was car- " as '-''on to make her vomit up
.. , ried on pretty extensively regarding the *7. had takc "' "" ,1 "physician was is holding a protracted term of tho Vitro "’heat crop; in some sections it was re- T 11 " r , 111 '''it ere he reached the <<—.. - - 1 ... . - jiortcd “drowned out, and in others fro- 810 " a 1 h a C ®!:P 80, Miss R. has had
zen out; ’and speculation in flour was ? everal 1 att . a,:k ® of h®morrhage from the stimulated by these reports to .10 incon-, ?. gH ! lu ‘ f? 8t >' ear - a,,d "'" 8 '" siderahle extent. It is rarely that wheat d ^ Cate , h f alth ' " is winter killed, and it seems strange h * r <7 l 1 th . 7° 8U PP 08 c>
a h,.Mi.i ... .1 i .1...* I. Such sudden deaths are
( ircuit Court; and in his stead, Judge Hanna, of the Supreme Bench, is holding the Circuit Court of Clay. Montgomery Circuit Court is in session. Putnam Circuit Court begins on Monday next.
it is to tliuir intcri<-t to supply themselves at
No. 3 Union Block,
Went SSiclo I'ltlilic* SimaDi*. «pr2 46 FORDYt K & BOGLE. IIUII IS HISIITIUIK!
Hut il you want to see a Store
WHAT IS A STORE,
— OO TO —
THORNBURGH & ROBINSON’S. They have just received their TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR SPUING STOCK
febSfi 3m
JTL .
fiorln
I that farmers should so dread that which experience shows hut seldom takes place. !' roll) flu* lime U'liiVlt <*wlirwk.f n I i I il i l
plate.—I7n. Gazette, 2Uh
— OF —
DTvGr(J)OJ3S.
If you want to see business done tho
way it should be done, look
a little while in at
Til OK MR KLil A KOIRNSON’S. Bkg? ' i he people of I’utnam county Gnd tjffl our LOW 1*111C KiS to be 710 humbug. ^Vtyn
ncaiatc cause which'our unprecodentedly lur^e is not known *0?'daily sale-pruve. M u have on hand
sad to contem ^
>j*l ttia
a recent suit against a Jewish From the time wheat “shoots” until it
the largest stock of Goods ever otfurIkn” ed in Greencustle. W e cun supply
Lost.—“ Please, massa, have you seed |py
citizen in Lafayette, in this State, for cut and f av «d from the action of the a 1 ‘Die gal with black hair and blue eyes, afe^ and ......esuaiingiy we violating the Sabbath, the defendant ad we “ t, "‘ r ' ' vl >' o| i it is in greatest a !"' a rc ' ,lrt ' 8 son with velvet spots? — jtaj- make it to the interest of all who mitted the charge, but justified himself "," J in 7'T ]l ‘l' 0 ^ heat cro P irt what w°ill disni^ar ‘dr- 7, T' 1 " 11 "' ^ ,my u,sh ‘” r niahe their on the irrnnnd .citu i- • i , 'siiijured, or destroyed, almost, when- wnat wm dis niggor do? and the poor tfaF* purchuoe* of u- .* !. ' 118 ri:I 'gious belief, the over such is the case. Tlie advices we ( ' oloro ' 1 " ,0 "‘ al 'started off again at a rapid opr246 thohnbi non &, hobinson njn\ merit of which was guaranteed to have from the various sections of the 8te P. nm embodiment of suppressed aux- — L him by the Constitution. The jury re- country leave no doubt in our minds that ‘ et -Y ""d dread. Wo stopped her and of turned a verdict of not guilty and the a l ar h r e quantity of wheat has been sown, '"“de inquiry. “Bressde Lor! massa, I ArsT 1 I I ( ) l ?SA |AS«i •■TY-^
‘ don t know nothin’ shout itl I was in Im'UK midersignesl, Adn^iT^Tof ^
tale ul W illimn W'ilnon, deed., lute of
• o k -
NEW AND DESIRABLE PATTERNS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
ALLEN S DRUG STORE. Which will be sold at the LOWEST ZFKTOIESI AM ALSO PRErAREn TO It A NO THE ABOVH Papers, in the BEST STYLE, and on tiik MOST FA VOitABLE TERMS. ALL ■VVOKK EXKCTED WITH I’UGMl’TNESS AND W A I! RANTED.
JKU0ME ALLEN,
Vo. 2 ThornbnrKh'ii Illock.
PAINTS So OILS PAINTS & OILS PAINTS So OILS PAINTS So OILS
A LARGE STOCK (>F ’WTilto XjOiYcL Zixxo 'Wlxito Ijlxxsooci Oil With a complete stock of all kinds of
r.U.XTS j- OILS, UARMSHES, .J-,-., $(., At LOWER PRICES than Ever,
At ALLENS DRUG STORE. MKTilly’s Window Glass! Mcl'ully’s Window Glass!! McTnlly’s Window Glass!!!
1 LA BGE S KHK of tlie nl»ovc favorite
. , * V brand of W INDOW GLASS in storu -uvea by its timely use, who were suddenly und for §ale by the box or dozen, at
““n-* M»M» PKICE8,
violent disease*. Let a dose of this Bemedv ALLENS DKl G STORK, bo taken internally, as the case may require, #*'»>" Builders and others will find it "hen suddenly seized with Bain or'Sickness, much to their advantage to cull before pur-
nnd it will instantly relieve the patient , chasing.
from pain, and arrest the disease! ' -
price
JLC.. it
.VO MORE PA IX
XO MORE Sit’EXESS, XO MOBE RHEUMATISM.
| ORSTIFFN ESS OF TilE JOINTS, LI MflAGO, HEADACHES, TOOTHACHES, OR SUFFERING FROM
OTHER BODILY INFIRMITIES.
I hr Rapid and Complete Efficacy of
R AI > WAY'S
RKADY RDL1EF, oi instantly stu/ipiny the most erernciating Pains and Aches, Barns, Scalds. Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises. $c., Jv.,
render* it important that every fnmilv keep a
supply of it in the house.
Armed witli this remedy, a household is always protected against sudden attacks of sickness. Thousand* of lives of persons have been
Copal, Coaoh and Japan
VARNISHES.
jl n| |{K< M\J-.D—a larger stock of tho
HAD WAVS READY RELIEF
Has Cured
lillEI M ATISM In four hours. , „ NM It A L< 11A Inonehour. a ^ ov " \ A UN I8II K8, and for sale at
1 BAM I’ In ten minutes lower prices, than ever before offered in • -«•« • ■*• —-s 1 “ 'K:,':;,”!;: 1 Gr ” no ""'-' ' ,11 - «e say unhesitatu « PAS MS I n five minute*.’ • -rn • J
SD’K HEADACHE In tc, minutes ijlimillff FlUld , ' HILLS AND FEVEH...In fifteen minutes • ■■
* I1ILBLAIN8 In fifteen minutes, j
In six hours. In ten minutes. • In twenty minutes.
JEROME ALLEN, Druggist.
1
JKHOME ALT.EX.
Thomas Butler
Shocking
STHAIXS, i<u,|
SPRAIXN, Charles Alexander, j
Attachment.
Calamity The present nppearancaa,• dry, cool May will I °inp, my little boy, and all of a ‘ Ji V ,!.' V ,A ^ ’ ,- TI i IK . 9lH 0F . A, ’ RIL ’
Gibson hcavilv frcieliteH f ' v' ' ,M> ab,olut< ’*y necessary to mature the *" ddc " t 1 "" ssc ' d d ® P 1 - Hhes a smart Fh.yd towndimp^widVoumv Vhe'f'ir 0 ".’ ll ? ) e it i P appiied to the iiiiured'pHrts, [ YTOTICE is hereby given, that on tho 17th , # t n - ' . ^ . I ® lu dr- crop properly, and with favorable weath- msssa—-oh . she . Kmart. I tell you— Per-onul I'io, Ji ty of s,,.,i ,1;.,, P a ' n Mn d uneasiness cease. Look out for day of March, 1859, a writ of domestic atleans tot ineinnat!, and Nat Holmes, from or during that month and June, a large an 1 spose s'must a fuun'de front gate f'V'J MAiii.S Amd one YKARUN't, It i^"rA r Y«%r?nv I ^, R . t i- n, ~^"T. C ^“ 0 ° n ^ t * ch mentwa* Usuod by me, Samuel Gardner, a
INFLUENZA SOBETHROAT... BURNS FROST RITES
AGUE CHEEK PARALYSIS LAMENESS .7“”
AND IN ALL CASES OF
imilKK.N. WOtNUS,
Burning Fluid Burning Fluid
T AM still manufacturing large quantities of 1 tho BEST BURNING FLUID, and selling at the tetf'LOWEST PRICES.-®*
be ®ling to St. Louis, came in collision " heat crop may he expected, in the Ohio river near Aurora, Ind., on [Cincinnati Price Current, 2'Zd. Monday night. Both boats sunk. Forty Espio.ion or 1 LocumoUra. or fifty lives are reported lost! Philadelphia, March 30.
do if her little gal nebereonic back agin and with a half cheeked gasp, the faith-
, , . . • Degress started off again, with a desLarly this morning the locomotive pairing look—stopping every person or
open, and so she started off for a walk* •in’ COLT. A credit until tlc^th' 11 ^Relief. Price 25 et*., 6o jjiutice of the Peace of tho County of Putnam, loss herself. Lor. n-*t will h,. i WSoWhy druggi.u at Hic instanoe and upon the affidavit of Thom-’
ii'.te* with upjiroved security, waiving value- !
•A—"tephens, of Georgia, for President, Pork ism an, one of the largest o nit he Bead- gro M illard, of Indiana, for Vice Prssi- railroad » exploded at the Falls bridge, and
n,0, 'raoy ^ ,irk ot urged upon the *1»* editor down^'-’ ^ sorae ambition
tion and ujipnii^eiucnt laws.
MICHAEL WILSON, Admr.
Marcli l.i- ,;i. :;i 4 1
JUST K/E3GEXVEID
as Butler, against the goods and chattels, crcditsand effects of Charles Alexander; by virtue
'•outh
on the Schuylkill. Joaiah Missiner, oould see ahead, down the broad street
ambitious lit. ! C " g,I Tn a " d ' I l oh " brakesman, we watched her rapidly retreating figure,’
were killed. I ho toll house was shat- stopping every moment, until she disapfererf hy the explosion and set on fire. pea red --A’' 0 Picayune, 13M
jan22 4ni3K
JiOIGG and Juck Bills. of whi<-h writ the following described goods ^73 EM HELLLSH EDwith|^^^ and chattels, to-wit: One (Viking Stove and !7;,Y> New Plates of unrivaled az’Wt one two-horse- Flow, have been attached ns tho
rrnmnslin met »n nli.'l .72, J 2.i ' ” ^ -L' -bd/!EOIEI"V'IEID '•ii’//T-i#v' ,< ‘“uty,atid executed wit!.property of said Charles A h-xander; and that I ’ ''' l ’ 1 y, I nd again, r I'HE largest and best lot of PERFUMERY 1 r hcar>nrts tsnft dispatch on tho 19th day of April. 1859, at two o'clock and again, but to no avutr. As far as we 1 av.r brought to this market, at the PRESS JOB PRINTING OFFICE, P. M., at my office in Madiion township of
CITY DRUG STORE, j West side Public Square, said county, I will proceed to hear and decide ““y 29 - East side Square. OueenSWarfi and (llmBawnro upon said attachmawt, wheMof the said Charles yj_ 1 j — 1 ■» Vf-L'i v e-n ,1 ■ , , ^ Alexander and all other persons coneerned will -IacYJ aware O-IIQ Stoves It /o,, Z tlls dHy,aheavy lot, new pat- take notice. Given under my hand and seal At STEVENSON A AMES' fitD^39*THGRN' 1 BPnwr ,hU ,l “- v r ’ f 1859
teniojo J HORN BI RGH A-ROBINSON 3)4?; SAMUEL GARDNER. J. P.