Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 July 1853 — Page 3

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REMEDY

J. [For the Review,

"RAILROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to previous arrangements the citizens of North Salem and Eel River Township, met in North Salem on Tuesday, June 28th, to furthe? deliberate on the constructing of a railroad from Franklin to Crawfordsville via North Salem. Iicv. Nathan Waters was called to the chair and Dr. West appointed Secretary.

On motion the following gentJemen were appointed by the chair to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting:— R. Conover, R. Trowbridge, H. Lapham, J.

C. Faught, W. G. Meff, and John Matlock. After retiring a short time, the following resolutions were presented and immediately adopted:

Resolved, That a standing committee be appointed to confer with the towns and companies on the line in order to ascertain what they can do towards the construction of the road

R. Conover, B. F. West, George Flecce, and J. C. Faught were appointed on said committee.

Resolved, That those places on the line be respectfully requested to hold meetiugs as early as possible in order to ascertain what they can do towards constructing the road.

Resolved, That the citizens of North Salem and Eel River Township adhere to the resolutions adopted on the Gth irist.

Dr. West offered the following additional resolution which was received with cheering:

Resolved, That the citizens of North Salem and Eel River Township, prosecute the subject with untiring energy and an unceasing perseverance, till the road is built, or until we ascertain beyond a doubt that it cannot be obtained.

A number of spirited speeches were made, and a spirit of unanimity prevailed, each one pledging himself to use all honorable exertions to procure the road.

Resolved, That a copy of the proceedings of this meeting be sent to the Crawfordsville, Danville, Franklin, and Madison papers for publication.

Resolved, That we adjourn till the committee see proper to call us together again. NATHAN WATERS, Chairman

B. F. WEST, Sec'y.

WORK AND PI,AY.

Tn all forms of physical employment, except play, the Yankees arc expert.—The English as a nation work harder and give more hours to labor, but then they play more and a great deal better. Games in New England are interdicted, not so much by law and custom as by a general disin: elination to practise them. The Yankee leels that he has '-no time" for fun, and neglects when young to learn the art of amusement. The result is that when he comes to have leisure—which sometimes happens—he docs not know what to do with it, and suffers either in body or mind, or both, for the want of proper means of diversion. For the lack of games lie sometimes takes to "oamint'" and cultivates

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expensive vices instead of manly sports, for which he has no relish because they were not made attractive to him in his youth.

plav too little. The institution among us of well ordered amusements in open air, patronized by the rich, the industrious, and the virtuous, would greatly improve the physical stamina of the man, and by hereditary transmission of the woman too, in couple of generations, besides serving as a strong check to effeminate vices. At present we work so much and play so little as fairly to justify the facetious remark of a late English writer, that "the Yankees have no relaxation save when they take cathartics."—Boston Post.

It is often said of US that WC work too much, I signed either for Postage or Hooks, arc requested but it is nearer the truth to say that we It0

rou VSEXTEKV.—The season

having arrived when billions and dysenteric diseases prevail, the following receipe from Babcock's Philosophical Recreations may prove serviceable to the public: In addition to the value of pulverized Charcoal in bilious disorders, two ounces of it boiled in a pint of fresh milk, may be taken in doses of a wine glass full by atlults, every two hours, in the most obstinate dysentery, until relief is imparted, which has not failed to be the effect in almost every instance.— It is harmless, and may be tried with safety.

Literary Notice.

The annual exhibition of the Union Literary Society of Wavehmd Academy, will take place in the first* Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening, the 2'Mh inst. Mr. E. W. Fisk of Torre Ilaute. will address the Society on Tuosdav evening, the 10th inst. jr. G. RHOADS.

Wavcland, July G, 1S53. Cor. Sec. W. L. S.

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT. [Corrected weekly for the Review.]

Wheat, f. 0 Apples, green. $1.50 Corn, 30 Apples, dry, #1.00 s| Oats, 20 White Beans, #1,00

Flour. $3,75a4.00 Flax seed, t52a75 Butter, 12K Timothy, £1.50 Lggs, 5 Feathers, 31 Cheese, Wool. 20a80 Bacon side a shoulder Boeswax, 20 Hams, SjGinsinp, 2^ Lard. 10 Potatoes. 25 Tallow, $ Onions, 75

N E A E I S E E N S DlV s. T). HOWE'S SIIAKERrSARSAPAltlLLA WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD.

Valuable Town Lots for Sale.

THE

UNDERSIGNED wishes to sell at private sale the following property to-wit: Six lots in Suydam's addition to the town of Crawfordsville, one improved lot, on which is a comfortable dwelling house and out buildings, a good well of most excellent water. The unimproved lots are situated near the business part of town. Persons wishing to wake good bargains can do so by calling on the subscriber. I will also soil two good milch cows, two horses, one two horso wagon and harness. All of which will be sold on reasonable term**.

WM. SL'YDAM.

Crawfordsville, July 15th, 1S53. n38w.

S A AT E.

NEWMAN & CO.,

WCrawfordsville

OULD respectfully inform the citizens of and vicinity, that they have just opened^an Entins? House a few doors soxsth of Laymon's grocery establishment, where meals be had at all hours of the day or night.

They keep on hand and will serve up at short notice Oysters, small birds, chickens, beef steak, ham and eggs, mutton chops, beef tongues, hot-coffee, fish, «c. Persons who indulge in juch luxuries will do well to give them a call.

July 15, 1S«55. n5if.

The Contract or iiistirauce

OFFERS

an expedi&nt, by mcansot which, prudent men escape losses. They transfer toothers the r»ks wliich inevitablv cause them. For a small consideration. these risVs. which might in an unlucky event. RCIN individuals, are safely assumed by Companies well organized and judiciously managed. Such an institution is the v"

PROTECTION

INSURANCE COMPANY

OI'\IIARTFORI), CONN.

INCORPORATED 1825.

This Office has now transacted business for more than a quarter of a century, aiuf insured real and personal property against loss by Fire and Water to the vaffie of more than

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF

O A S

IN TIIE "WESTERN COUNTRY. Several Thousand Losses have been incurred upon the above risks, all of which have been adjusted at the

General Agency Office

At Cincinnati r.nd paid with the utmost promptitude according to the conditions of the Policy, as inav 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 ri.-iks and long experience

estimating hazards, that

the interests of all concerned are protected. The Company receives from almost innumerable sources and in small sums, a large annual deposit. Its Annual Premiums and Capital Stock Exceeft SI,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. allerroneous 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, against loss by

Fire, or the Perils ofiVaviga-

tlOBQ.

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

These should never neglect to insure a fire 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 lie owns much property, still, the expense is trilling, and by investing a few dollars he is safe. If he is overtaken by misfortnne and his all laid in ashes, he receives a recompense in cash capital equal to bis loss, and may soon restore wh.it has been destroyed.

POLICIES issued at all times, upon favorable terms by JAMES IIEATON, Agent, for "Crawfordsville and Montgomery County.

JulvS,'53. v4n40vl.

YOU SHAKE TO-DAY?

II" you «lo it is bccaii.sc von have not used the ROBOISANTI A, and if a bottle of it cannot be had without sending twenty miles, it will pay you lor your trouble to get it.

Lose no Time by Delay!

Every day makes your ease more helpless and every time the ague is broken by Quinine or any of the old fashioned medicines and returns again, the danger of other and incurable diseases sotting in is increased. The Roborantia

MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.

of ail the vicious humorous from the system, so that neither the ague nor any other bilious diseaso has tlio least chance. For sale by SLOAN' A: MOHOAN, Crawfordsville T. W. HALL, i: Co., MIUDI.ETOWN.

Julv 13, l^r,§. v4n4fc.

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and

... I pect to remove to kokomo in a few months, and it is desirable that my accounts should be squared INSTAN'TEU. r: AS. CALFEE.

PAY UP! persons indebted to the tinder-

settle their accounts immediately, I ex-

July 2, 155-3. n2tf.

wir c. wiinrinut TTI0S. 3. FINCn.

Witt. C.

WHKTCIKEK

& CO.,

Successors to Bates, Whitcher Co., W II E S A E

Dealers in Caps, Furs,

AXD

II ITT F. 15 S» I 31 IX fi S, CORNER OK PEARL AND MAIN STREETS. (JLYC'fXXA 77, 0.

Cash paid for shipping furs. july S, 1S53. v5n5yl.

CASH PRICES OF

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MANUFACTURERS' AOENTS. Lafayette, Indiana.

ALSO GENERAL AGENTS? FOR THE SALE OF Duryco and Forsvth's unequalled Platform and Counter Scales. arohouse Trucks, Letter Presses. »*cc., SalVs. Portable Forges. Machine Oils. Portable Mills. Steam Engines, Mill and Warehouse Furniture .generally.

Machine Belting. '-.J

2 inch per foot 10 cent? cents 8 do do do i4L do 17 do 4 do do do ls}s' do 24 do 5 do do do 23 do 30 do do do do 23 'v do 35 do 7 do do do 33 do -V42 do S do do do 33 do 47 d.. do do do 44 do 55 do 1" do do do 52 do f.t) do 11 do do do 53 do 72 do 12 da do do OG do SO do 15 do do do 85. do 100 do IS do do do 1.10 do 125 do 20 do do do 1.20 do 140 do 25 do do do 1.85 do 175 do Locomotive and Fire Eng ini IIosc. 1J in» per foot, 50 cents. 2 do do do 55 do 2J- do do do 60 do ... 2i- do do do 65 do 3 do do do 80 do Also Hydraulic. Coruluctinq, and Suction

Hose.

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.

TTTE have just received.a large lot of Osage W Orange Plants in prime order, and will sell them low for cash. Farmers in want of them, will please call immediately and s^e them.

MUM FORD & HOOKER.

No. 7 Purdue's Block, Lafayette, Ind. inav 27. '53. n+snii.-

Hats and Caps.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

"IT7"OULD respectfnily 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 entirely for CASH, he is thereby enabled to'sell at least fifteen percent, cheaper than any other establishment in the place. I lis stock was manufactured and designed" expressly for this market, consisting in pert of

Gent's thick Kip. Calf, and Morocco Boots and Brogans. Gent's Calf Im. Stitch Boots and Brogans,

Gen-t's Enameled Bro-

gans. and Patent Leather Monterev, etc.. etc. "•. A I E S Kip. Calf. Morocco and Enameled Boots and

Buskins Ladies' French Kid and Morocco Slips and Buskins: Ladies' Cloth Gaiters and half Gaiters

Misses and Children? Calf. Goat and Enameled Boots Misses and Childrens Fancy Morocco Patent Tip Boots.

Also a full assortment of Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes. All those wishing any of the above articles are requested to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. ,•

Crawfordsville. may 12. '53.. n-10m3.

Jcwclry fol islinieut.

S. DAXFORTH,"

(Benbridgc's Row. one door from Corner of Main St. opposite Public Square, North Side.) LAFAYETTE, IND.

UST received from New York, a fine assortment of Gold Pens, of various manufacture. Also a new supply of Port Monaies, Cigar Cases, Card Cases of ulmost every pattern, Gold Lockets for Miniatures, Gold Crosses, Slides. Pencils and Thimbles. Gold Fob. Vest and Guard Chains. New Style Gold Spectacles, do. Cuff pins. Ear rings, Pins and Finger Rings, plain and with Diamond, Rrtby. Garnet-. Topaz. Opal and Torqnois Settings. Coral. Neclaces. Beads, etc.: a line lot of cutlery Perfumery, letter, cap and note paper, envelopes, etc. silver. G. S. Steel and common Specs of every number, and glasses fitted to suit all ages at short notice. Gold and silver, lever, anchor, lepine and common watches. at prices varying from A5 to §100, clocks of various manufacture", aecordcons, Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Tambourines, Music boxes, Flageolets, fifes, Tuning forks Guitar, bass Viol and Violin strings, pegs, bridges, etc. Sheet music for piano, Melodcorfaiul Guitar, and instructors for accordeon, flute, etc.. with a great variety of silver spoons, plated and britania Ware, Yankee Notions, etc., for 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 any establishment in the Star city.

Jane :3, IS53. n-i'JmQ.

J. E. DONAtrr. .r. wir.sox.

M'DONALD & WILSON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

OSce in the "Review Buildings,"

nov. 1/51.

AND

IRON MERCHANT,

XO.

Fand

VLT.CANIZKI

IXIMA nr: r.KR

Machine Belting, Steam Packing SIJKI Engine Hose sor.D r.v

11MFOR0 & MOOKE1?,

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Crawfordsville, Ind. v3lf.

LEW. WALLACE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently located himself in this place, will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. Office immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court House. april 29, 1853. nl4yl.

DR. A. W. ARMSTRONG,

HAVING permanently located in Crawfordsville. respect-folly tenders his professional services to the citizens atid the adjacent country. Residence in the northwest-part of town, in the house formerly occupied by Reuben Taylor. Oihce up stairs over S. Graves'tin shop. [aprill. no. nlOm'5.

DR. W. L. MAI,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinu-v. Residence corner of South and Walnut strci t- he Christian church. Office in G. W. Pearson's taiiorshop. mar. -23, '53. nO'Jyl.

A S

•DEALER IN"

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AM) FIM)»

INGS.

MAIN STUKET, SOUTH OF T1IE CoCKT IlOfSE, Crawfordsville, I»d. April 15, '50. nl'2m'».

A E A

WHOLESALE GROCER,

PUDUE'S BLOCK, LAFAYETTE, IND.

may 19.'53. nl7m3. IS A tn CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA. L. E. WAYLAND, Proprietor.

AIR the best the market affords. Stabling good convenient, well calculated to accommodate horse drovers. may 27, '53. ni-vl.

Cigars and Tobacco.

THE best quality, always on hand, and for sale at the Dru: June 16, '53.

Store of SLOAN & MORGAN.

Ground Paints.

WE have the.best Paint Mill ever brought to tilt- place. Ground and mixed Paints of nvcry description, can at all times be had at the Drij r-tore [June 1C, "53.] SLOAN & MORGAN.

DRUGS & MEDICINES.

S I, A N «fc i?I O 11 A IV, ARE just receiving their Spring stock consisting of a very large, and splendid as-sort.-nent of fine Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Varnishes,

Dye-stuffs, TVrfumery, Stationers-, Fancy Articles, &c., Sac. Our Stock was purchased in New York, from the ntroiiTKRS, and very carefully selected by one of the lirm in person consequently the public may rely on every article being PUKE and UNAOULTERATKD.

PHYSICIANS

and all others, are respectfnily invited to call and examine for themselves, as we arc prepared a::u 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 notwithstanding.

Crawfordsville. June 16, 1553. n51.

Sale of tiie County Seminary.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned

County Auditor andCountv Treasurer, in and for Montgomery County, will offer at Public Sale on Saturday"the first day of October, 1S5S. at the Court House, in the town of Crawfordsville, the County Seminary buildings, and the land whereen the same situated, on the following terms, to-wit: The Iurest at the rate of seven per center annum, upon the whole amount of the purchase money for one year, is to be paid in advance, at the time of receiving a certificate of purchase, and the Principal in ten equal annual instalments with like interest annually in advance upon the residue of thi said Principal. The title to the land is indisputable, as will be fonnd by an examination of the kceords in the Recorder's "Ofiiee. The personal property belonging to said Seminary, consisting of seats and writing tables, will be offered tor sale on the same day, on the premises, whk-h will be sold on a creditof "twelve months, the purchaser giving his note, with approved freehold security for the amount oi

BATHING*"MACHINE,

BATHING, its'necessity and expediency from the structure and the functions of the skin, the cuticle is cast off in minute powdry scales, many of which are retained upon the sur&ce bv the pressurs of clothing, these mingle with the oily saline products of the skin, and form a thin crnst.— Tliia crnst. on account of its adhesiveness, collects particles of dnst- and soot from the atmosphere, and particles of foreign matter from our dress, so tliat. the- course of the day, the whole body becomes coated with impurities. If this coating remains it becomes thick and established upon- the skin, and will produce the following effects:

First, the pores will be obstructed, consequently perspiration impeded, and the influence of the skin as an c-xertive entirely prevented, and produces the following diseases:—Indigestion. Biliiousness, Ascidity, a sense of oppression in the pit of the stomach, depression of the spirit. Heaviiu s. (..'old hands and Feet. Numbness of the limbs, and other parts. Vertigo Nan-sea. Difficulty of Respiration. Stupor. Irritability. Drowsiness. Debility, Extreme Languor and Exhaustion. Restlessness.^ Costiveness. Head-ache. Extreme Nervous Agitation, Palpitation of the Heart, an Incapacity for the slightest exercise, dull, heavy pain and sense of weight in the Head, a temporary loss of memory, a sense of Crustness, Pcrlse less freqnent and more feeble than usual. Despondency, Emaciation, ana extreme Debility. A film of foreign substance on the .Ain will inevitably become the seat of deliterious infectious vaporj. This is one reason why filthy persons_contract infectious diseases more frequently than individuals of more cleanly habits. Bathing is useful to promote cleanliness.

This both which the undersigned have the right to manufacture and sell is one of the most convenient imaginable, and can be used equally well for warm or cold weather for bathing, and only takes one bucket of water to supply it for any length of time. Tile 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 one foot to the other, the water is forced up into the sprinkler, from which it conies down on the bather with mrich force, the water passing into the pump at the fulcrum, gives great power to the double-act-ing force pump placed under the feet of the batlier, causing the water to shower down with any desired force indeed the bather lias it in liis power to produce a violent shock or gentle sprinkle by his own action. One bucket of water will answer every purpose, (as one washbowl answers to wash ones face) the 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'dnrable in every particular. Persons desiring Baths, who live at a distance can be supplied immediately, by sending their address and twelve dollars. The strictest care will be taken in shipping Baths. All orders promptly attended to.

W. ROBERTSON. Manufacturer, The Bath can be seen at MICK'S Dry Goods Store. Crawfordsville. June 1 »J, 135:3. 4voln3m.

ft'EW SPIUxW FOR HE P.E 0 LE.

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cold damp days of winter are gone—and Spring with its bursting buds, and opening flowers, its singing birds, its warm joyous sunshine gladdening the hearts of all, has come—and with it Campbell's New Goods—looming up larger than ever, and ten times surpassing in magnificience and splendor any foi'mer stock. The D'ress

April '22, IS53. J. P. CAMPP,EF,L.

THOSE new be had no wlier april tJ, '5o.

I.F

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Kobcis. le Bavaderc Robes are to

St J' bu

:53.

DON'T

CAMPBELL'S.

bonnet for spring and :c rib

YOU want a handsOir have it trimmed with a handsome ribbon out side, and a new and beautiful trimming inside iro t" april 22,'50. CAMPBELL'S.

new and beautiful trim mi

CAMPBELL

has' Lirge lot of new prints, that

for excellence of fabric, and fastness of color, were never surpassed. ipril 22. 1 __ _______

IF COURSE every lady will purchase a pair of those beautiful embroidered musquctur sleeve* [apr. 22.'53.] CAMPBELL'S.

Eglantines.

THOSE beautiful Eglantines at Cam are the newest and handsomest in town, april 22. Vo.

buy your Ready Made Clothing til yon sec how cheap Campbell sells it. april 22, '53.

SILK

The First of

R1to

Goods are

tlie choice eullings of the New York market, and for excellence of fabric, beauty ol'design, and richness of style, are incomparable. Prints surpassing in glory .the gay plumage of birds, or chaste as the delicate beauty of flowers, fresh from the manufactories of Phillip Allen, Sprague & Danncl. men—world wide in their lame—as being too honest to make Fady Calicoes: Tweeds.cassimeres. sat-inctts, tiiddiifrs. checks, summer stuffs, 5ie., direct from the manufactories in and around Philadelphia, and wholesale auction rooms furnishing np the Nick-Naeks. such as cmbrodories. silk and lace mitts, lace veils, linen hdk'fs. gloves, hosiery, under-slseves. collars, capes, cull's, etc.. etc., that are to a ladies' toilet what the finishing touches of the artists brush is to the picture, to make it complete and beautiful. COTTON-YARNS, NAILS AND GLASSWARE, direct from the forges and factories Pittsburgh also the largest and best lot of Groceries we ever had in the house: so we are full from cellar to garret and we can offer 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 cot—for cash or produce. Our clothing room up stairs, (to which we have added Roots and Shoes. Hats and Caps) has becfi remodeled, replenished, and lilled to repletion with the largest lot., the newest cut. and the oest made clothing. the best lot of Philadelphia made Hoots 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 ont by fall—in order to facilitate our business we have marked the price on each article plainly in figures at one uniform rate, and that a low o:s.e.

.bell's

N FA NTS embroidered waisls—a few very pretoncs at april 22. "50. CAMPBELL'S.

LADY will certainly not let the opportunity pass to get a pair of those handsome shoes [apr. 22. '53.J CAMPBELL'S.

Pa^rilN

LAIN ai 22,

and faner silk", verv ri--h at '53. CAMPBELL'S.

OOKING GLASSES. I mirrors, and cheap. april 22,

ADIES who want the genuine twirccd silk

april 22, '53.

ALEXANDER-'S

and lasting half

CAMPBELL'S.

Paris

april 22. '53.

ade Kid cloves at AM PB PILL'S

ARPETS andOil Cloths, for sale bv aprill 22. '53. CAMPBELL.

aprill 22. '53.

QUEENS

?WARE.SWI

april 22, '53.

Some of the prettiest setts of town at CAMPBELL'S.

Queensware ever brought to town at

.nd full GuiO'rs at CAMPBELL'S

april 22, '53.

Papril

OLKA Boots and .Opera ties, cheap at 2*2, '53. CAMITJELL'S.

ENAMELED

J.IT.

april 22, '53.

os for Ladies (verv line) at CAMPBELL'S.

1SSES and childrens shoes of everv varietv at april 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.

ENS Extra calf boots for sale at april 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.

TEN

BARRELS Carolina Tar. inst received hv L-AYMON A Co.'

Parasols.

tlic

Season!

T. ». BROWN,-& eo.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, TAKE this method of informing the citizens of Montgomery courrty. that they have received and are still receiving their spring supply of Drngs, medicines, Paints, Oils, Window-

Glass, Glassware, Perfumery* Patent Medicines, Brashes, Jtc., &c., which they pledge themselves to sell at as low rates as can be afforded by any other Druggist iii the Wabasli Valley.

Physicians are requested to consult their bust interests by giving us a call and examining our stock as we feel confident that we shall be able to show" them an EXCELSIOH STOCK. Particular attention paid to compounding prescriptions at all hours of the day or night-

Call one door east of the Eagle Hotel, in the Review Bnildmgs, if voir wish bargains ami IIKALTH.

T. D'. BROWN A co.

Mav C. TSofl. ch4.»n4v.

Cistern Builders,

You will always l:»d a good artielo of Cement, by calling on A. MANN. nov5,

r5-2.

CINCINNATI

Cavities of Decayed Teeth will be dressed ont and filled with Gold 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 he extracted with the latest, and most approved instruments, in the most careful and scientific manner, and with the least, jxvsiblc pain. In short- he is prepared to attend to everything in his profession, and his work will he warranted to give entire satisfaction if not, no charge will be made.

Persons desirous of procuring whole, or parts of sets of Teeth, would do well to give him a call. He has specimens that may be seen at any time by calling at his office, winch We think cannot be surpassed. l#}" Examination.-, of Teeth made, and advice given gratis. Office in "Washington Hall."

April 5, 1-S53. M4vl

JOHNSON PATTON, UI:A I.KKS IN

Stoves. Tin, SSaei-C ffrosi nau3

O E W A E

South side Columbia. St., 3 doors West of Public Square,

Lafayette,

COMET COOKING STOVE.

WE have no hesitation in recommending this Stove to the public, as there have been some two thousand of these Stoves sold by the manufacturers in the last year: and as an evidence of their good qualities, they have not been able to supply the demand. We have three sixes of these stoves, to suir, dilterent sized families. Tills stove needs only to be seen to be admired.

METEOR COOK STOVE. This is a new stove in this market, and to which we call your particidarattention.it having a large oven and being a beautiful design-.

BEST PREMIUM COOK STOVE. have four sizes of this stove, which are' verv heavy and well fitted up and warranted.

Jnaword. we have the best mid latest Patterns of Cooking Stoves in the market, which we will sell cheap. 'i vc us call.

OUR TIN SHOP.

We are constantly manufacturing Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Wave of nil kinds, in the best workmanlike manner. All kinds of .lob Work done on the shortest notice and in the most finished style: sfa-li as-Tin Roofs. Gutters urid Spouts for Houses. Britchen Chimneys and Scape l'ipes for Steam Engines. Stove Pipes and Sheet Iron St«vcs. In a word v. are practical workmen, and don't care what it is in our line we can do it.

People of Montgomer county, give 11= call. We are bound seli on as cheap terms as any establishment in Lafayette. (V.nntry Merchants, who are buying bills of Tin Ware to retail, will do well to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. JOHNSON a- PAT'I'ON. junu -'J. '53. .P.imH.

Ladies,

Iiroodsin

you wi.-ii tosre the finest selection of n- ,jrc the town-of Crawor-lsvillc. CM nt aprill,' b-i. J. WILSON'S.

sale 11

I1ESTS. Young Hyson. Imperial. Gunpowr der, and Black Teas of superior quality, foLA\ MON it co.

Clothing.

READYallA1E

-You who want splendid call at CAMPBELL'S.

CU )T

leather! leather!

QJOLE and Upper leather, Kip skins. French and O American calf skins, gcut sliins, all colors lining and topping skins at april l-i,'l553. L. FAT.I.EY'S.

Mossi%oiiiery Warchoi:sc.

E E GILKEY, & CO.

ARE now prepared to receive grain in their new W urehouse for which tliey will pay the high"«!tmarket jince. Bring 011 your wheat a»id corn and get the cash. This is one of the largest and most, commodious Warehouses

WW*)**? WSSft. tnf*~A*+r-a»0¥" (g""«

nl'.itf.

LARGE supply of Frangancia. Washington. Light and Krowrr. Havana. Prinerpe. Regalia, Colorado, half Spanish, and Common Cigara-r-W'holesale and retail, at very low prices by m::r. 23. '53. IrAYMON & co.

Sugar Cured Ham

and Dried co.

Reef, for sale bv LAYMON A

I3EC0NS,

Peanuts. English Walnuts. S. S. Al

monds, Brazil nuts, and Filberts, can always be had verv low at LA\ MOX Sz co's.

EXTRACT(-loves.

OF COFFEE, Allspicc. Pepper, Cin

namon. Nutmegs, ke.. 6:.. for sale by mar. '2!5, '53. LAYMON & co.

1)R. JAMES F. CANINE,

S E O N E N I S T. ^-CCTY*'fr

And Manufacturer of Porcelain Teeth, CitAwronnsvn.i.K. IND., ESPECTFULLY offers his iirofessiomi 1 services the Ladies and Gentlemen of Crawfordsville and vicinity, where he has permanently located.— lie is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which will lie inserted on Pivot or Gold Plate, to look as well as natural.

111 NG-Conts. P.vnts. and

Vests, of the latest steles. A!.-", ha's of all kind.- at CRAWFORD A MULLIKIN'S. apr:'. I '53.'

Fine Boots and Shoes.

Gen's Enameled Congress Gaiters, do Calf do do do do Fillmore Ties, do Lasting TipVI Gaiters, just received and for sale low by. irpii 1-J. 1-53. "L. FAT LEY.

111

the State, where

all the farmers can be accommodated who desire to sell or store grain of all descriptions. The greatest care will be taken to accomodate and give satisfaction to all who give us tnejr patronage.

Crawfords*.U!c.-May-.'7, v3. nlftf.

Fancy Articles.

ri^Hf. lnrgo-t and best assortment of Per/iimtry, JL Soaps, and Fancy articles genera!! .-, that has ever been irrpPghtto tin's market for sale at

June 10, '53." SLOAN & MORGAN'S.

Crawfordsville Marble Works.

I. F. WA

J) E.A E I N A I. E.

'ONTIXUES to carry on -business at the old stand, east of the Bell Tavern. .Main St.. and 1 is jnst receiving a new Stock of superior Marble.

THE CHEAP STORE

IN FULL BLAST

HAS NOW RECEIVED HIS SPRING STOCK 0£* DRY GOODS, ClotMng, Hats, Cap?, Boots, Shoe* rttad

GOLD JEWELRY.

All of which will be sold at unprecedented lotf pr? ses. Every variety of Staple and Fancy dry goods, straw goods, dress goods, pocket cutlery of" the Americaii Knife C7itpnny. Also, a very large strck of white jrooda. Lawns of the most desirable patterns. Borage dc Laines, Chillu Beragcs, Ginghams, Poplins. Berragc?, Pnfritcd Jaconet, dotted Swiss, coterod do.. Prints. Konfyeta, Ribbons. Parasols,Shawls. Hand'kfs. &c.

This lwusc being connected witli one of the lar-* gest wholesale houses in the city of Chicago, affords us facilities for purchasing our goods at less rates than anv 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 (iold Jewelry, which we warrant pure gold or the inoncv refunded. Call and see. ,, J. F. MICK.

Crawfordsville. mav 1?"3 ch-iSn.

Mourning Goods.-

Our stock of Mourning Goods is ilnusually large, consisting in part of Love vcils.-crapes, borages, lawns, ginghams, and calicoes, to which wo would call the attention of the ladies. april 15,1S53-- BRYANT A co.-

STAT'IONARY.—Ca

letter and note paper, of ldcrs. steel peris and

all kinds, envelopes, pen holde rubber.

[apiil 15. '50] BUY ANT & co.

UEENSWARIC.— Some beautiful styles, those' who contemplate house-keening cannot calV too soon. [apr. 15.'53.] BRYANT A co.

Com Starcfr,

For Pudding, Blauc maugc, Custards Szc'., just received, and to be had at. april 15, l.53. BRYANT A* Co's.

Molasses.

Xew Orleans and sugar house molasses, prime article of each, for sale bv april 15. 1-53. "BRYANT a Ck.

Dress Goods.

|_jOR I SMi 'I.TH Lawjvr. Berage dc Laines. Ginjf*" hams, black Silk, alapaca luster of all kinds Cambric, jaconet, mull muslins,

Swiss, figured and plain, ,v ietoria lawns, iigured and plain bobinetts Edtriugs, inserting.-), bonnet ribbons, cap do,»Silk fringes and laecs.

Cloths.

Black and brown cloth, fancy cassimeres. Ermine cloth, plaid Cassimero. Taylor striped Engli.ih Cottonadc, French linen, Bleached and unbleached linen drills. Bleached and unbleached shirting, hickory do, Bed ticking, ifce., at

april 1, '53.

apr:l 1

RICH

CRAWFORD A MULLIKIN'S,

april 1,'."3.\ n40.

Boots and Shoes.

A Fine assortment of ladies shoes and siippi J~\. Misses and childrens do.,_gcnt!cmens calf 1 kip boots and shoes, enamled do., Congress gaiters 'it CRAW FORI) A MULLIKIN'S.

mil-

Hardware.

LARGE assortment of Hardware, Queens.ware- broad' and narrow axes, forks, spades, .-hovels, lat tiiipM, bed cords, tubs, buckets, washboards, s*ythe snaths, stones and rifles. S bv lit g! g.'asir

CRAWFORD MULLIKIN'S

PLKIOR iirtiele of Tea. Coflee. Orleans su-' .vgar. Golden syrup, Orlean molasses. Tobacco,., powder, shot and bar lead Cotton yarn, carpet* chain, candle wicken and ball I wine, i'orsalr bv april 1, '50.] CRA Wr _Ri) A Ml Lid KIN.

"j (ST RECEIVE!* afisc lot. of n'ew st vie bonhet-, and trhnrni?ie:r. at april I. '50. CRA WEORI) A "'-i 1' I J.IK I .VS.

EMBROIDERED LONG MITTS for ladies'and misses, we have splendid assortment. apiili-3.1 53. BRYANT A Co.

Gentlemen,

|pF you wish to purchase a fuid sntfn ves -4.cheap, either i:i tli-.1 pattern or readv made, vow will lind the article at VVILSON'S. april 1, "53.. j,i.

and

XT ILL*)\V HASKETS.—The ladies can get willow baskets, for embroider-,- at. ipril ^2,'53. 'C.VMPRET.L'S.

Fim

april 1,

of Prints, madder colors and good CRAWFOR1) A MULLIKIN'S. ii-lO,

"j\.| EN and P.oys fine kip and calf shoos at IM april AM PBELI.'S.

Clothing.

full suit—vest,, pants & cour, ready ma,1c fur 1.5o at CAMPBELL'S.

Wool.

•I. C. Campbell will pay casn or c.Tchano'o cloth for/lcece or tub washed wool.

J. FLORER r3c CO.

S A I) E, If A 11 N E S S

Trunk iTI.'iiijjrai'liireys,

(South side Columbiii Street, below the Square.) LAFAYETTK, IN I

TAKE this method of informing the citizens of Motif.goinery county, that they keep constnnt.lv on hand arid manufactures to order all kinrD of Saddles. Bridles, Martingales, Harness. Collars. Whip", Lushes. TrTinks, etc., etc.', made of the best materi' :ils and in the most workmanlike manner, xvith all the late, improvements. All of whii.h will be sold encaper than can bo bought in Crau'lordsvilic.

Persons wishing unytfiing in "r.r line. ill Srid it to their interest to give us a call, as «*e are deter mined to sell at the lowest possible rates. june 3, '53. r. Jvtf.'

l$issoE}i£ion.

I(L Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. The unsettled business of thefirm will ha attended toby S. Wi'lsr»-M -vho has also the notes and accounts of ti:t Srrr. 1"7i06c indebtcd w:!l please call and settle.

Three doors eas ar-ril 12, Is53

June K-, l-.v

If. .*. LANE,

j^rw 10,'53. n50w0. ?. C. WILLSON.

Shoe FiRrfisigs.

A full assortment, such as Lasts, Prgs, Boot-trees, Clam{s, Crimp boards. Threads, nails, awls, hammers, pincers, knives and Shoemakers tools of all kinds mav be found at

L. FA LLEY'3,

of the Crane House.

IIOKftER & t'o.,

H.W

E just received an additional assortment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds. Al*o. leather Boston Boot and •f a superior quality. Call at the hoe Suirc. if von wish bargains.

Tanners Oil

A pure firl'tcle, by the barrel, or sin" Gallon, for sale at tl Di ig store of Juue l,».*5ii SLOAN MORGAN,

Boots and Shoes.

A lnrg- «nd well seleet-1 aRvrlment ',{ M.^n ana .. 3 Bov.-, boot:, nr.d choc-, Ijdui'.. and Mii« b. apri. 1, 53.J:.,. 't

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