Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1853 — Page 4

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BATHING MACHINE.

BATHING, its necessity arid expediency from the .structure arid the functions of the skin, tho cuticle is cast otf in minute powdry scale?. many of which arc retained upon the surface bv the pressure of clothing, these minglti vritfc the oily saline prodncta of the skin, and form a thin crust.— Thin crust, on account of its adhesiveness, collects particles of dust and soot from the atmosphere, and {'articles of foreign matter from onr dress, so that. in the co-:rso of tlie day, the whole body bceomes coated with impurities." If this coating remains it bccomea thick ami established upon the skin, and will produce the following effects:

First, the jwres will be obstructed, coQsca&cfttlr inspiration impeded, and the influence of the skin as mi e.vertive entirely prevented, and produces the following diseases:—Indigestion. Billionsnesa, Ascidity. a sense of oppression in the pit of the stomach. depression of the spirit. Ileavines, Cold hands and Feel,. Numbness of the limbs, and oth'jr parts, Vertigo Nausea, Difficulty of Respiration, Stupor, Irritability. Drowsiness, Debility, Extreme Languor and Exhaustion. Restlessness. Cestivcness. Head-ache. Extreme Nervous Agitation, Palnitation of the Ileurt, an Incapacity for the slightest exercise. dull, heavy paiii and sense of weight in the Head, a temporary loss of memorya sense of Grustness, Pulse less frequent and more feeble than usual. Despondency, Emaciation, and extreme Dcbilitv. A film of torcign substance on the skin will inevitably become the seat of deliterious infectious vapors. This is one reason why til thy persons contract infectious disease* more frequently than individuals of more cleanly habits. Bathing is useful to promote cleanliness.

This bath which the undersigned have the right to manufacture and sell is one of the most convenient imaginable, and can be used equally well for wiirm or cold weatlrr for bathing, and only takes one bucket of water to supnly it for any length of time. The water is poured into the lower part of the Bath the. person bathing stands upon a platform above the water, and by a slight movement of the body, throwing the weight alternately from «'iie foot to the other, the water is forced up into the sprinkler, from which it comes down on the bather with much force, the water passing into the pump at the fulcrum, gives great power to the douhlu-act-"nig force pump placed under the feet of the bather, causing the water to shower down with any desired force indeed the bather has it in his power to produce a violent shock or gentle sprinkle by his own action. One bucket of water will answer evry purpose, (as one washbowl answers to wash aones face) tha same water being thrown over the 'bather repeatedly in a constant current but it is so •••.arranged that where it is not desirable to use the water more than once, it can be replaced with fresh water, with very little, trouble. These Baths are .warranted to be durable

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every particular. Per

sons desiring Baths. who live at a distance can be Mipnlied immediately, by sending their address and twelve dollars. The strictest care will betaken in shipping Math:*. All orders promptly attended to.

W. ROBEh'TSO.W Maimfaelurer. The Hath crm be seen at MICK'S Dry Goods Store. l.'rawfordsville. June 1'!, 1^53. 4v51n'bn.

MUGS & MEDICINES.

v* a & ^, ••ARE just receiving their Spring stock consisting of a very large, and splendid assortment of line

Drugs, ."WctliciiH's, Paints, Oils, V.-irm? Dyistii!!'s, IVifuinery, Stationery, Fancy Articles, &c., &c.

Our Stock was purchased in New York, from the imi-oktj.hs, and very carefully selected by one of the linn in person: consequently the public may rely on every article being itki: and UNAnri.Tjut-

PHYSICIANS

and all others, are respectfully invited to call and rxamine for themselves, as we are prepared and determined to sell at as low prices as any other establishment of the kind in the .State, the windy boasting of defying all competition to the contrary notithstanding.

I'rawford.svillc. June 10. Is53. »51.

Tanners Oil.

A pure article, by the Barrel, or single (l.iilon. for sale at the Drug store of June l. .WJ SLOAN a MORGAN.

Fancy Articles.

HE larirest and best assortment of Perfumery, Soaps, and Faiu-y articles irenerally, that has er been brought, to this markrt: for sale at June lU. SLOAN MORGAN'S

Cigars and Tobacco. THE best. ]uality, always on hand, and for sale at t!ie I.^rug Stole of June K. 7.3. M.OAN .t MORGAN.

Ground Paints.

WIv luive (lie best l'aint Mill ever lrou l«» the place.

description, can at all times be had at the Drmr tore of Jjune lf .'03.j SLOAN .t MORGAN.

.fcwclry ICstJiblishHitrssJ.

S. DAXF0KT1I,

Itcnbriilgo's Row. one door from Corner of Main ••i St.. opposite PublicS'plare. Nortli Side. LAFAYETTE, IM».

"l"ST receivevl from New York, a fine assortment ofCJoM I*ens, of various manufacture. Also anew supply of Port Monaies, Cigar Cases, Card Cases of almost every pattern, Gold Lockets for Miniatures. Gold Crosses. Slides. Pencils and Thimbles. Gold Fob. Vest and Guard Chains. New Style Gold Spectacles, do. Cull" pins. Ear rings. Pins and Finger Rings, plain and with Diamond, Ruby, Garnet, Topaz, Opal and Torquois Settings. Coral, Neelaces, Beads, etc.: aline lot of cutlery Perfumery, letter, cup and note paper, envelopes, etc. silver. G. S. Steel and common Specs of every number, and glasses litted to suit all ages at short notice. Gold auid silver, lever, anchor, lepinc and common watches, at prices varying from *." to .f lll:\ clocks of various manufacture, accordeons, Guitars. iolins. Flutes. Tambourines. Music boxes. Flageolets, tiles, Tunimr forks Guitar, bass Viol and Violin strings, pegs, bridges, etc. Sheet music for piano. Melodeoif and Guitar, and lnstnicters for aceordeon, flute, etc.. with a great varietv of silver spoons, plated and britania arc. an"kee Notions, etc., tor sale low for cash.at Wholesale and Retail.

All orders from a distance punctually and faithfully attended to. and work done on as favorable terms as at anv establishment in the Star city.

June 8, 185*3. nUhnS.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Ij. A E 1

"TTTOULD lesjH'etl'uily inform the public that he has now on hand a large and desirable stock of the above named articles, purchased direct from Eastern Manufacturers: as he designs selling entirelv for cash, he is thereby enabled to sell at least fifteen percent, cheaper tlian any other establishment in the 'place, llis stock was manufactured and designed expressly for this market, consisting in part of

Gent's thick Kip. Calf, and Morocco B^otsand Brogans. Gent's Calf Im. Stitch Boots ... ... and Brogans. (rent's Enameled Bro- t, guns, and Patent Leather Monterev, etc., etc.

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Ground and mixed Paints of every

Kip, Calf. Mor-x-co and Enameled Boots and Buskius: Ladies' French Kid and Mo-... rticco Slips and Buskins: Ladies1

Cloth Gaiters and half Gaiters Missos and Childrens Calf. Goat mid Enameled Boots Misses and Childrons Fancy Morocco Patent Tip Boofe.

Also a full assortment of Boys and Youtlis Boots and Shoes.. All those wisliing any of the above articles are requested to call aud examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Crawfordsvillc, may 12, 7S. n4'»m3.

Boots and Shoes.

AEov**5?.J

largo and well selected assortment of Men and boots and sliocs. Ladies and Misses, do. april 1. J. WILSON.

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..RECEIPTS."

Inhere was remaining in the Treasury at'

Laws, 165 75 do Common school fund derived from taxation, 4,294 09 do Redemption of lands sold for taxes, 205 95 do Estrays, 13 50 do Brokers License, 25 00 do Principal of common school fund, 6,419 19

Total Receipts,

Amount of orders redeemed during the year,

Of the above balance, there") is belonging to the road fund, common school fund and estray fund, Amount of County Fund prop--or,

Also Hydraulic, Conduction, and Suction IIosc. Steam Packing.

Mixed Packing, 45 cents per lb Plain do 55 do do do Pure do 60 do do do

Manhole Plates, &c.

may 18, '53. n47yl.

Osage Orange Plants.

WOrtu

E lu-

have just received a large lot of Osage nge Plants in prime order, and

sell them low for cash. Farmers in want of them will please call inimcdiatelv and see them. MUMFORD & HOOKER.

No. 7 Purdue's Block, Lafayette, Ind. may 27, "53. n4om2.

JOHNSON & PATTON, DKALUKS IN

stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and

O E W A E

ri.^rrcap

This is anew stove this market, and to wlnciv

We have four sizes of this stove, which are very heavy and well fitted up and warranted. In a word, we have the best and latest. Patterns of Cooking Stoves in the market, which wc will sell cheap. Give us a call.

OUR TIN SHOP.

"Wc arc constantly manufacturing Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware of all kinds, in the best workmanlike manner. All kinds of Job Work done on the shortest notice and in the most finished stylo: siich as Tin Roofs. Gutters and Spouts for Houses. Britchcn" Chini-cys ar.d Scape llpes for Steam Engines. Stove Pipes and Sheet Iron Stoves. In a word we arc practical workmen, aiiddorr't care what it is in our line we can do it.

People of Mon tgomcr county, give us a call. We are bound to sell on as cheap terms as any establishment in Lafayette. Country Merchants, who arc buying bills of Tin are to retail, will^ do well to eivc us ncall and examine our st.»ck bciore p«rchasing o'sewhero. JOHNSON a I'ATTON. iuue S. "o".

OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES*-OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY. The Board of Commissioners of Montgomery County, do make and caused to be published the following Report of the Receipts and Expenditures on account of said County, from the 1st day of June, 1G52, to the 31st day of May, 1833, both days inclusive, to-wit: -T-

last Report, viz. May 31, 1852, 89,032 3'Ojlrants issued during the year for the followThere has been received at the Treasury during the year as follows: For County Revenue of 1852, 11,G54 43 do County's portion of delinquent taxes of 1851, C47 57 do Road Tax for 1852, 2,207 55 do District School tax, 416 15 do Jury fees, 4 50 do Druggists License, 8 25 do Show License, 75 00 do Merchants Licenslv 225 04 do Miscellaneous Receipts, 9 00 do Rent of Public Buildings 27 00 do Road Damages, 57 50 do Interest on loan of com-. mon school fund, 2,484 00 du Fines for breach of Penal

8,671 51

89,580 73

CASH PRICES OF

ROSTOV 11 ii 1 (J 0 .11 PA N' S, vn.cAMZKn india nriiHKK .llachinc Belting .Steam Packing and Engine Ho.se,

SOLD 15

3 O I & O O E MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, liRfayette, Indiana. ALSO GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SALE Of Duryee and Forsyth's unequalled Platform and Counter Scales, Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses. Arc.. Safes. Portable Forges. Machine. Oils. Porta ble Mills, Steam Engines, Mill and Warehouse Furniture generally.

Machine Belting.

ri.y. -1 PI.1 2 inch per foot 10 cent 1 cents 3 do do do ML do 17 do -1 do do do isCr do 2 do 5 do do do 2-i' do 3o do '1 do do do do 35 do 7 do do do S3 do 42 do 8 do do do 3S do 47 do 9 do do do 41 do 55 do 10 do do do 52 do 6'5 do 11 do do do

,58

do 72 do

12 do do do c,i do s0 do 15 do do do ?5 do 100 do IS do do do 1.1' do 125 do •2i do do do 1.20 do 140 do 25 do do do 1.35 do 175 do Locomotive and Fire

1155-V

iuc Hose.

inch tier foot, 50 cents. 2 do do do 55 do 2} do do do ... (30 do 2 A- do do do G5 do 3 do do do 80 do

South side Columbia St., 3 doors JFi'S^ of Crawfordsvillc, June It., 1S53. n51w3. Public Square, I^alayctte, Ind.

..IE1 COOKING »-T E. of a superior quality. Call at the Boston Boot and WE have no hesitation in recommending this Shoe Store, if you wish bargains. Stove to the public, as there have been some two June 10. 1S53. not. thousand of these Stoves sold by the manufacturers iu the last year: and as an evidence of their Valuable Mill Property for Sale, good qualities, thev have not been able to supplv!

EXPENDITURES.

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the demand. A\"e have three sizes of these stoves.! Ili^, undersigned Will otter at public to suit ditferent. sized families. This stove needs auction the well known Kinderhook Mills, situated only to be seen to be admired. .on Sugar Creek, two miles north-castTof Crawfords-

we call your particular attention, it hawnga large Any person purchasing said property will be reoveu and being a bcar.titu. design. quired to iay nc half of the purchase money in BEST I'KEMIUM COOK STOVE. hand, the balance in .such payments as may beareed upon", ttfe purchaser giving a mortgage on the

There has been County orders and War-

ing objects, to-wit: For Public printing do Assessing Revenue, do Insane PersoOs, do Books and Stationery, do Cost of advertising lands for nonpayment of interest do Coroners Inquest, do District School Tax, do Repairs to public buindings do Juror's fees do Publishing Delinquent List do Expenses of the poor, do Specific allowances by the

Board,

38,772 37

29,191 64

9,580 73

90.9 22

do Road damages, do Five per cent damages, do Roads and highways, do Expenses of Elections, do Circuit Court, do Crawfordsville and Wabash Rail Road, do Road Tax, do Repairs to the poor farm, do Delinquent Taxes, do Probate Judge, do Loans of- common school fund, do Common school fund dis-. tributed, do Expenses of Prisoners, do County Officers, do Masters in Chancery do Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, do Court of Common Pleas,

Total disbursments, §29.434 69

Amount of orders outstanding at last report, 498 65 The amount of orders issued during the year more than J-. 243 05 has been redeemed, I j!

Amount of orders outstanding, •. Mav 31, 1853, 741 70

J. M. SHAVER,") W. P. WATSON, County Corns. HENRY LEE, Crawfordsvillc, May 31, 1852. n51w3.

J. E. 31'DONALD.

M'DONALD & WILSON,

ATTOMEYS AT LAW.

Office in the "Review Buildings,"

1,'51.

Crawfonlsvilie, Ind. v3tf.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently located himself in this place, will give his undivided attention to all businessent»rustcd to his cure. (1 lice immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court House. april 29, 1S53. n!-'yl.

DU. A. W. ARMSTRONG,

HAYING permanently located in Crawfordsvillc. respectfully tenders liis professional services to the citizens and the adjacent country. Residence in the northwest part of town, in the house formerly" occupied by Reuben Taylor. Odice up stairs over S. Graves'tin shop. [uprill,'53. nlomi1

DR. wTx. MAY,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity. Residence orncr of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. OJico in G. W. Pearson's tailorshop mar. 28,'53. no'.ivl.

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HOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. MAIN* STBKET, POUTII OF TIIE COI.'KT HorsK,

Crawl'ord.sville, Istd.

A Toil 15, "53.

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may

OFFEUSancseape

146 48

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6 83

19 00

452 35 14 78 207 25 114 00

1.932 36

42 25 75 00 6 70

632 94 161 58 75 03

6 000 00 3.019 93 134 36 207 .39 39 00

6.110 9

6.504 42 69 78 1.668 44 2 00

183 1 1 17 2

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WHOLESALE GROCER,

AXD E A N

rXO. PUDfE 8 BLOCK, I.AFAYETTE, IND. '53. -17 in {.

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CRAWFORDSYILLE, INDIANA

L. E. WAYLANi), Proprietor. .•.-"ill "IT'AIU the best the market affords. Stabling good JP and convenient, well calculated to accommodate horse drovers. ••.*•• mav 27, '53. nifvl.

To Mechanics.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery County, will receive Skai.kd Proposals, on Saturday the. 2d day of July next, to repair and improve the Court House. Specification and plan to be seen at the Odiec of the County Auditor.

J. B. AUSTIN, County Auditor.

ER (Jo.,

AYE just received an additional assortment

nnnt' OTnu'l? jvillc. on Saturday the t'th dav of July next. The a re in go re pa A an it of

limd wili

be sold with the mill to secure the site.—

property to secure the latter payments. Sale to take place Ivjtween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and o'clock p. m.

T810 Contract of" iifsnrnncc

expedient, by means of which, pru

dent men losses" They transfer toothers the risks'which inevitably cause them. For a small consideration, these risks

?jvhieh

might in an

unlucky event, p.rixindividualspB-e safely assumed by Companies well organized and judiciously managed. bueli an institution is the

PKOTUCTIO?V

INSURANCECOMPANY

OF^HARTFORD, CONN.

I N O O A E 1 8 2 5

349 00 This Oilicc lias now transacted business for more 183 21 than a quarter of a century, and insured real and 750 83 Persona^ property against loss by Fire and Water to the value of more than

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS

IXO li ":X IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY. Several Thousand Losses have been mctirrcd upon thooibove risks, all of which luive been adjusted at the. 'f

General Agency Office At Cincinnati and paid with tin utmost promptitude according to the conditions of the Policy, as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on file.

This Company bases its operations upon such a perfected plan of cash premiums, well scattered risksand long experience in estimating hazards, that the interests of ail concerned are protected. The Company receives from almost innumerable sources and in small sums, a large animal deposit. Its Annual Premiums and Capital Stock Kxceed Sl.000,000!

From this fund, held as a public trust losses are paid. To secure for the public and the Company a permanent ability to meet every fair demand, all erroneous or fraudulent claims are of course rejected. This is the only plan of Insurance which can long deserve the public confidence. and the Undersigned agent confidently invites his friends to secure themselves at his Agency, again»t loss by SFaa-c, OY the Perils ol'NavigatiOES.

Tl.i advantages of this contract heed scarcely be urged upon wealthy men, or merchants, for they rarely neglect it. and if they do, tires leave them other resources. It is especially valuable to laboring men, mechanics and others of moderate means— who, perhaps, have little else than a home and its contents in the world.

These should never neglect-to insure a lire that may visit them at any hour would leave them homeless, and with no capital but their labor to begin again the struggle of life, and years of toil and watching must pass before they can regain what they have lost, if indeed it is ever done. To such, insurance is a duty. If the individual is worth little, the expense, is less if he owns mncli property, still, the expense is trilling, and by investing a few dollars he is safe. If he is overtaken by misfortune and his all laid in ashes, he receives a recompense in cash capital equal to his loss, and may soon restore what, has been destroyed.

POLICIES issued at all times, upon favorable terms by JA.MivS 1IEATON, Agent, for Crawfordsville and M"iitgomery County.

June 3.'5:3. ii15eh4'.'vl.

?VEW SPRIIt'tt 1-500KS F©IS II E E O E. npiIK cold damp days of winter are gone--and "pring with its bursting buds, and opening flowers, its singing birds, its wan:: joyous sunshine laddening the la-arts all. lias come—and with it ampbcli'sNcw Goods—looming up larger than evi-r, and ten times surpassing in magnifieience and splendor any former stock. The Dress ioods are the choice cullings of the New York market, and for excellence of fabric, beauty of dc.-ign. and richness of style, are incomparable. Prints surpassing in glory the gay plumage of birds, or chaste as the delicate beauty of Mowers, fresh from the manufactories of Phillip Allen, Sprague it Dannol. men—world wide ill their fame as being '"0 honest to make. Fu ly Calicoes: Tweeds, cassimeres, siUinffits. tickings, cheeks, summer stuffs. Arc., direct from the, manufactories in and around Philadelphia. and wholesale auction ro ms furnishing up the Nick-Naeks, such as cmbroderies, siik and lace mitts, lace veils, linen hdk'fs. gloves, hosiery, undcr-slsevcs. collars, capes, cull's, etc., et.*.. that arc to a ladies' toilet, what the finishing touches of the artists brush is to the picture, to make it complete and beautiful. COTTON-YARNS. NAII.S AND GLASSWARE, direct from the forges and factories of Pittsburgh also the largest and best lot of Groceries wee vethad in the house: so we are full from cellar to garret: and we can oiler the people the largest stock of goods that can be found anywhere. We have cut down our expenses a few hundred dollars a year, and we intend to work cheap and sell goods on a small advance on cost— for cash or produce. ur clothing room upstairs, (to which wc have added Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps' has been remodeled, replenished, and filled to repletion with the largest lot. the newest cut. and the best, made clothing, the best lot of Philadelphia made Boots and Shoes, the handsomest Hats, and the oddest Caps, that were ever in this or any other market. As our purchases have been very large this Spring--and our intention is to clean all out by fall—in order to facilitate' our business wc have marked the price on each article plainly in figures at one uniform ale. and that, a low ollC.

April 22. 1-53. J. P. CAMPBELL.^

TIIObE new style Bayadere Robes are to be had no where but at april 22, '5 5. CAMPBELL'S.

YOU want a handsome bonnet for spring and ive it trimmed with a handsome riobon outside. and a new and beautiful trimming inside go to april 22,'53. CAMPBELL'S.

1 hav

CAMPJ'ELL

NOty

DON'T

ISAAC STOVER.

Crawfordsvillc, June 1»."! S53. nolwS. Crawfordsville Marble Works.

5. F. WADE, E A E IN A E

ONTINUES to carry on business at the old stand, cast of the Bell Tavern. Main St.. and is just receiving anew Stock of superior Marble, which he will finish for all who may want, in good ^tyle, at reasonable rates. Mouuinents. Tombs, *c.. ac.-, either American or Italian, furnished to ordur- June 7. 1S58.—-noOtf.

-^JACKEREL AND WHITE FISH, a large lot

just

received

i.nd

for sale

apri! 20. ?6"J. AT, R.iMEY"^

has a large lot of new prm

were never surpasst 1. april 22,1S53.

COURSE every lady will purchase a pair of those beautiful embroidered musnuctur sleeves "53.1 CAMPBELL'S.

Eglantines.

THOSE beautiful Eglantines at Campbell's are the newest april 22, '53.

:uid handsomest in town.

INPANTS

embroidered

ty ones at april 22, '53.

LADY will certainly not let the opportunipass to get a pair of those handsome shoes [apr. 22. '53.]

tpril 22.

IOOKING

Hboard

apri! 22, '5:J.]

QTEEL Bevel IkJ april 22. '5-J.

Dapril

CAMPBELL'S.

GLASSES.—You who want splendid

_J mirrors, and cheap, call at april 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.

buy your Jteady 31a.de Clothing til vou see how cheap Campbell sells it. april 22,'5?.'

LAD1E

who want the genuine will find them at

mitts

anril 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.' XEXANDER S P.i \l aju il 22, '53.'

/CARPETS and Oil Cloths, for sale by V.7 ai.rill22,'53 CAMPBELL.

"VUEENSWARE.—Some of the prettiest setts of j/ (^ueensware ever brought to town at april 22. '5c. CAMPRELI/S.

QIJ. k? a

and lasting half and fuii Gaiters at upril 22. "53. CAMPBELL'S.

30LKA Boots and Otera tics, cheap at april 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.

ENAMELEI)

Kir.Ms at apr:!

twisted silk

nade kid gloves at Vi: CAMPBELL':-

Kid boots for Ladies (verv line) at CAMPBELL'S.

april 22, "53.

ISSp"S and childrei-s shoes of ev. rv variety at april 22. "53. CAMPBELL'S.

ENS Extra calf bvote foi •:oril 22. '53. •.-.•.••:

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The First ofi" the Season!

T. D. It ROW IV, & C®. DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES-', TAKE this method of informing the citizens of Montgomery county, that they have received and are still receiving their spring supply of.. Drugs, ."Medicines, Paints, ©i!«j WiivtJovr(Jlass, Glassware, PerfuraJiery, Patent 3Iedicines, Bra.sltes, &c., &c., •fr-hieh they pledge themselves to sell at as low rates as can be atiorded by any other Druggist in the Wabash Valley.

Physicians are requested to consult tlreir best interests by giving us a call and examining ofir stock as we feel conlident that we shall be able to show them an

Excelsiok Stock.

Particular attention

paid to compounding prescriptions at all hours of the day or night. Call one door east of the Ea^ric Hotel, ill the Review Buildings, if vou wish bargains und iikai/th.

T. D/BKOWN it Co.

May 0, lt-SS. ch45nJv.

Cistern Enilders,

Vou will always find a good article of Cement, by calling on A. MANN, nov"). 7»2. ..j nllnt'.

UA^GE supply of Framrancia. Washington, iTA. Light and Brown. Havana. Principe. Regalia. Colorado, half Spanish, and Common Cigars— W holesale and retail, at verv low prices bv mar. LAY.MON Co.

CINCINNATI

su-ar

Beef, for rale by

Cured TTiiins and Dried LAYMON Co.

DECONS, Peanuts, English Walnuts, S. S. Almonds, Brazil nuts, and Filberts, can alwavs be had very low at LAYMON & Co's.

TT1XTRACT OF COFFEE, Allspice. Pepper. CinPi namon. ('loves, Nutmegs, »tc.. »V:.. fur sale by mar. 23, '03. LAYMON it Co.

Dr.. JAMES'I«\ CANINE,

S E O N I) E N 1ST.

Aiul Jlaiiufacturor of Porcelain Teeth, Ci:a wroi: nsv 11.1.1:, I ,v :.,

RESPLCTl't

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LLY offers his professional services

the Ladies and Gentlemen of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity, where he has permanently located.— lie is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which will be inserted on Pivot or Gold Plate, to look as well as natural.

Cavities of Decavcd Teeth will be dressed out and filled with Gol.]-of the finest quality, which will prevent their^ further decay or aching, and render them useful for many years.

The Tartar and other Foreign substances, will also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and the gums and breath sweet and healthy. Teeth, and stumps of Teeth, which have become useless and troublesome, will be extracted with the latest and most approved instruments, in the most careful and scientific manner, and with the least possible pain. In short he is prepared to attend to everything in his profession, and his work will be warranted to give entire satisfaction: if not. no charge will be made.

Persons desirous of procuring whole, or parts of sets ot Ti'cth. would do well to give hiui a call. lie has specimens that may be seen at any time by calling at his office, which' we think cannot be surpassed.

ST* Examinations of Teeth made, and advice given gratis. Office in "Washington Hall." April 5. 1 5 3. nllyl

N E W ^©01) S.

1. II. KOK1NSON,

T1AS J-JL met

OIIEET1NGS. Brown ilnils, I rieotton iiauneis and muslins ot april 22, f-y 1N.IIA MS. Lawns, de and Satins for sale at

gt.'NNETS. KiV-bons,

ooking-( lasses LJapri! 22,'5:?,

)plctc.sueii

:it

received his stock of Spring and SiiniDry (Joods, Hardware, Queens-

war ', Groceries Boots, Shoes and Hats a full and complete stock lor the season. april 22.1^5

c^:

LOTUS. ^.itiiK :mmer goous of all L'oys at [april 22, .."j.J

tts. Jeans. Tweeds •ades. form -ii and RO VINSON'S.

aging. Ticking all kinds. R(_U INSON.

ILVRDV\"Ah'E. you will find my stoek coina.1 Carpenters tools of a "good oualitv u-ii 22, '5.°. ut Ri/BINSON'S.

"1ASTEEL Augers. hisscls and Bitts. ofallsiapril 22. '53.! zes at ROBINS* jN'S. ILL. Cross-clit."panncl, liantl. t-.-nneiit. eom-pa.-s and key-hole saws, files, rasps and

Iriveis, for sale at

1P1'J

Hatchets, hand-axes, br^ad and chopnjg. carjicnter ami ••oopcrs axes at ROBINSON'S.

axes

aid Try-square: or a at ROB1N.M)N

RUSHES of all kinds. Horse, Scrub. Whitewash. '3 dust and Sweeping brushes, at. april 22,'53. ROBINSON'S.

UST PANS, 22.

that

for excellence of fabric, and fastness of color.

Rarand _M use traj"s at ROBINSi N'S

"OBASTER and Brielc Trowels, Ames' Shovels J. and SMid^s for sale by aoril 22.'53. JMBINSON.

v-:

(f1forks.

K.\NE and G"iss svthes and sneaths, HayGarden and Corn hoes for sale at. april 22, '50. ROBINSON'S.

Bapril

oots.siioi 22. '5v.

it an at ..••.••

Tgoods

.-aists—a few very jrct-

Syru ), Sugar, Cotioi nnd Tc .] good at

E N an

i»l

thing of all'kin, ROIUNSON'S.

Ladies,

you wish to see the finest selection of line dre: iu the town of C'rawordsvilh call at J. WILSON'S. april 1, '53.]

Tapril

CA^ii PBELL'S.

UBS. Buckets,'Bench screws and wo 22, '5-3. at ROBIN

TOL ASSES dLapril 22,

R0BINS0V

CHESTS. Young Hyson, Irnpcriid, G'unpowr tier, and Black 'i'eas of si.i)erior duality, fotlv by LAYMON A: Co.

Clothing.

RVests,

eady made clothing—c.-,.its. I'ants, an all of the latest stvles. Also, hats of all CRAWFORD iV Ml'LLIKJN'S.

Finis isoots and Shoes. Cents Enameled Congress Gaiters, do C'.df do do do do Fillmore Tie*, do Lasting TipVt Gaiter:'. just received and for sale

!'ow

arpil 12. 1-553. L. FA. LLI-A'

Leather! iicatherl

OOT.E and U]i»-r leather, Kip skin? O American calf skins, goat skins.

ind tojijring tkins april 12.1 r53.

s, Frtneli and 11 colors lin-

L. FA.T.T.EY'S.

Mo2il^oi2iery WarelioiiaK*.

LEE, GILKEY, «t CO.

ARE now prepared to receive grain in their new Warehouse for which they will pay the highest market price. Bring

.011

sale at CAMPBELL'S.

your wheat and corn

and get the cash- This is one of the largest and most commodious Warehouses in the Stato. y.'here all the farmers can te ag^ommodated who desire to sell

.-tore grain ofjill tfescriptious. The greatest care will b,-taken toflKSomndntc and g'vi sa*:sf: tion to all wh-'igivc :h -ir patronage. tVawf irisvj'ir-. Mitv -_'7. '5-'. Til'^f.

mm-*, mm. 'JT1* '''IT1 il Li.1

Cloths.'

23!

THE CHEAP STORE

IN FULL BLAST.

jh:

IIAS NOW RECEIVED IIISSPRING STOCK OK DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and

GOLD JEWELRY.

All of which will be sold at unprecedented low prises. Every variety of Staple and Fancy dry goods, straw goods, dress goods, poekct cutlery of* the 5\-

colored dcrf. Prints, Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasols. Shawls. Iland'kfs, &c. This house being connected with one of the largest wholesale housesiri the city of Chicago, affords us facilities for purchasing our goods at less rates than any other Western Merchant. We have our goods'direct from the importers and manufacturers. and will sell them at ten per cent, over their prices. We have a very large stock of (.old Jewelry, which we warrant pure gold or the moitcy refunded. Call and see* J. F. MICK.

Crawfordsvillc, mar IS53. c!i-i*n.

Mourning Goods.

Our stock of Mourning Goods is unusually large, consisting in part of Love veils, crapes, be rages, lawns, ginghams, and calicoes, to which wo would call the attention of the ladies. ... april lf«, !5 i. BRYANT cv: Co'.'

STATIONARY.—Cap, letter and note paper, of all kinds, envelopes, pen holders, steel pens, and april 10,

f53]

rubber.

St..

SE&-

BRYANT Co.

I EENSWA RE.—Some beautiful styles, those who coiitempliite house-keeping cannot calf too soon. [apr. 15, '33.] BliYANT & Co.

Corn Starch,

For Pudding, Blauc mauge, Cuslai'il^ St'c.l just received, and to be had at april 15, It53. BRYANT tt Co's.

Molasses.

xSew Orleans and suyai- house molasses, rt' prime article of each, for sale bv april 15, !s5:J. PRY ANT Co.

Dres3 Goods.

POltlMlOLTII

Lawns, 7?erngc de Laines. Gin'

bams, black Silk, ahq aca luster of all k*iids Cambric, jaconet, m'dl mnslifie, SWISH, figured and plain. ietona hiwns. figured and plain bobinetfsj Edgings, insertings, bonnet ribbons, cap do,* .Silk limgcj and laces.

Black and brown cloth, faivy cassimcres. JV phi id a.-ii mere, Taylor striped English ''Homme. 1' re neb linen. Bleached and unbleached linen drills, 5 Pleached and unbleached shirting, hickory do Mc.l til-l-llwr A-,. Bed ticking, A:e 4 CRAWFORD aoril

I EST REt.'EI and trimmi: r»r

Laines. Bcrages. Silkr ROBINSON'S.

trimmings and iaei RO|J!.\,-.i IX'S.

mice article for sale at ROUINSON'S.

ifc MULLIKI.VS. nlo.

Boots and Shoes.

A Piuo assortment of ladies shoes end slippers, I Misses and childrens do., gentleniens caff and kip boots and shoes, enamled do., Coui-re-^s ".-liters

april I, '53.

CRA WFORD :,i L" LL1K FN'S.

Hardware.

LAI'GE

is.-ortment of Hardware, id and narrow axes, fork.ips. bed cords, tubs. bucke: nai lis, stones and rifles. h\

.i"A.ware. Iiroa shovels, rat ft boards, svthe at april 1, '5:1.

Queens-' snades, i. V.-ash-b' gla.'-s.

CRAWFORD A- MULLIKIN'S

SUPERIOR artieTc ofTea, C,,|»'cV. Orleans miVgar. Golden syrup. Orlean nedas^'S, Tobiiec ponder, s!',o »nd l,a Iriid ('.)!ton yarn, carpet chain, candle ieken and ball twine, j'-lr sn|. l,v

RA\VF KI iV I'i.LIIv IN.

•:iYED a I at. RAW!

"c lot of now style bonnets

-P-DX-MILLl KIN'S.

''"MBROIDEKED L'»NG MITTS for ladies

J.X and mis.-es, we have a splendid assortment. april 15. l-5:(. BRYANT S: Co Gentlemen, ri-'\ou wish to pur Lcheap, either in the ill find the april 1.

•base a pattern

find ?atin ves or r. adv made, \V 11.SON'S, ll-lo.

r.iid

i^,/ I LLO P, ASKE I S.—The ladies can get wi! ?t low baskets, for .embroidery at apiil l'2,'53. 'CAMPBELL'S.

S'Tew-

of flints, madder colors and good CRAWFORD A MI'ILLIKIN'S. n-fo.

vies at

ROBINSON'S.

ajiril

ys fine k:p and alf shoes at CAMPBELL

april22,',

Clothing. vest, pants

A full suit—

made for Al.50 at

•'V..

it c-"'.af, roa'l CA.Ml'BKI.L'S.

Wool.

.f. C. Camj bell will pay cash or exchange cloth for lleecc or tub v,"ashed wool.

Election Notice.

STOCKHOLDERS in the New Aibai.v and Sal«-m i-J Jhiilroad^ ('ompimy will meet at

the city of New Albany,

By order of the Board of

•/une

•oo.l rakes S 'i.N'S.

their

Oflicc. ii

011

Thursday, the 7th day

ot July next, for the purpose of electing Thirteen -.'ircetors, to serve l"r the ensuing year, The poll*' ll be open from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m/

Director-,

2. GE'.

LVMAN. Sec.

Tribune, and all popers on ti.e line

the

enpv until day of cloetion and present their bills loc'al agents of the company tor jray merit.

road'

J. FLORER & CO,

8 A J) E, 1J 11 E S S"

Ahj] ^JiiiiHraclurer^ 1 S-jv.tl. side Columbia Street, below the Square.) LA.FAYETTE, IN!).

A E is of in or in he it so Montgomery county, that they ep constantly on hand and manufactures to order ull kinds of Sad dies. Bridles. Martingale -:. Durness. Collars. Whip-, Lashes. Trunks, etc., etc., made of the best materials and in the most workmanlike maimer, with all the late improvorn- r,ts. All of which will -o],| hcaper than can bought in Craivfordsviilfr.

Persons wishing anything in our line, will find it to !heir intere: mined to

JUIl'-

give us ji call, as wo are deterthe l'»west possible rate*. nlt'-f.

tj'i

joaa,

TIIE Partnership heretofore existing between the uiiJeTfSgned J»as been this

dav dissolved

by mutual consent. The ansetth-d Lusini-etf of tisc firm will be nttendeJ toby S. C. Wil'scn. who has also the notes and accounts of the ri.». Thtw in'iebted wiil j»Ie'ase call settle.

II. S. LANE.

iune lu. '53. u5»}w5. S. (*. WJLLSON.

A full assortment, such as Per?, Boot-tries, Tamps, Crimp boards. Threads. iuuh. a-vls, h^mnv-rs. jiinccrs, kniv^ anl Shoernakcrt"ols of al! kinds my be found at l. falli:y sv -f

Thrw- *l««r»rs «-as» thf Crinc H"qw. a'-rij