Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 May 1854 — Page 3

Flour Wheat «rttS-.. Rye Barley Corn JI»y .- Apples

The Cincinnati papers arc boasting

fif their early stratvberrics. Tlie Editor of the Terrc-llaiite Express says they had strawberries there "nearly ajearago!" No doubt of it.

CIl A WFORDSVILLE PRICE CI KKK.NT.

Corrected Weekly lv Merer#. Lnymon fc Co.

rmcKrf.

Peaches Benns Butter—Fresh ...:

7.00@ *1.30V£ iIn demand. 2"'® 50f# -r t/'Oli

in the ear--!

:.'»o & 6@ 75 iFew coming in. 1.10@ 2.:')@ 75#1 .00

Green Dli.id ....

vi'-4n

Funs

'Offered frcclv.

«:'orn Menl Chickens-- Drossedi iPrttttfOCS

2~(K 4J .25^150 80 07rg OA® '.({/ 07® lo

Bacon—rllttinii....! Sides Shoulders I rd Pork-*-Begf— on (iftJ Clover Seed Timothv Seed Cyflee--' Sugar Molasses, O. .-'White Fi

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5. OOfW/O.'iO 2.50(I7 3.00 ny^O'jr, 5^(a 0}i

3.0tf§ 1 tUil,

NEW IRON STORE!

r,ij

jeE5.\' WO«i(, LAFAYETTE. INH..

OFi'El^S

for sale atC'ineinnuti prices, with ficiir'nf added: 7o00 barsasorled li'.n, flat, round and square 1 bundles Iron, ilat, round, squaio, oval and half oval .rto0 slabs Plow Steel. to 10 inches wide loo slabs Cast Sio l, for plows, to li! in. wide

bundles Spring Steel to wide 7 cases Cast Steel, assorted flat, round, square and octagon 1 tOO kepa assorted eut Xails. Sd to 2'\1 .ro kerjs wrought Nails. a:sorteil, 'id to 10d 25 batrs horse shoe nails, assorted. 7d to lOd: gOil eliptie steel Springs, 2 to 7 leaf HiO finished Axle Anns. 1 to 2^ inches C,oo sett Wacron and HU^L'V I!o\cs, 2 to inchss ioo pairs Do^r Irons 150 dozen Shovels, of Allies', Rowlands' and others' make 30 dozen Spades, do do do •loo boxes Window Class, assorted. SxlO to 10x15. together frith a larj/e stock of Axes. Picks, Matjoeks. Crowbars, liocs, liakcs, Sugar Kettles, Nuts imd Washers.

In July n^xtl intend to add to my now laiyc htoek of Iron. Sto*), Nnils. t^rc.. '1 in I'lates. Sheet Iron. Iron Wire, Copper. Copper Bottoms. tin. Sheet Zinc, Sjielter. and in fact all kinds of Tinners stock, and to keep such a stock on hands a.- to be aide at all times to fill any and all orders. 1 solicit and earnestly ask the attention of merchants. smiths, wagon and plow makers, tin smiths, and all. to examine my stock and prices before ordering from New York. Cincinnati or elsewhere, as it is my intention and determination to supply the wants and deinand ot" the W abash.

May 2D '51,—iM7wS. JOI1N F. WOOD.

liisT or I.I:TTI:KS,

Rem

A! N1N in the l'ost Ollicc at. CrawfordsviIK*. Indiana, on the 15th day of May. 1*54. •w inch if not taken out. within three months will be scut to the (lencral Post Olliee ss Dead Letters.— Persons calling for tlie same, will please say "Advertised."

Alan Kmlsi Jano Anderson William Karnes Ozias Bui nhum Mrs S 11 Bedoit J«dm Eurk Sanucl Balch A valine. Ilarkhmt Jesse 2 Brown Mrs Jaly Bcasly John S Urodcrick John Berry John Sr Blair Brown Mary Boyd Henry Bums Lucrctia 'lalliroek John 'vaiji Elizabeth Caruso Ann 'unnincham John 3 Crooks'John 1J «'rain Hannah Collins 1) ("all James «'ane Marv Ann ("olvert Alexander 'rane Samuel 'rov Isaac C:\iuplen Catherine. "ollinsS(! 2 Dougherty Cornelius Durham l'lester Pavisin Elizabeth Da\i Manniinr s: Pcwitt Lojran 1 lavis John Findic'ott Joseph l'.lant John Kvatt William Evans IKnry S Fat on Edward Emmons Alexander Francis Su »nali Francisco 1. Fleming Thoiuas Francis S A Fcnimore Joseph S Fisher Ann Fine Maria Calloway James lalbrcat'n 1! (jrecn Martha Calloway David «Jalhvway John A •••,• Iirle\ Frankliu vlree.n W

T.onjr Henry T.ewis Malinda Louth John 1/iuis II Lewis John ,L,. linens Jonathan More Malinda Morris Ann Miller John W Mvcr.x John Miller Sarah McCormack George ""Mills Isaac

Jray Savah Harris Debora Harris Lewis ilindman .Inmos Harper Josephine llipos Samuel JJankins t'o 1 lollis Josiab Kolly Murion lbirriman Mary Hester Martha Havwood Thomas Hill David v\ Elizabeth IIml' Petor Hamilton F.liza Johnson llarriei V* Johnson Eliza Jones James Joyce Kobert Tfe Kimball .losiah 1* Kine Lyilin Killinsr Foster or James Kine Cornelius Jr Luther Mary Ann J.ewisJ 1 ]owis Bates •, I^je Sarah Low Samuel Ion£ James F. I^onp Pliebe Lee Massa

May 16, 1M.

Mitchell Kobert Moorcs W Maxwell (?corre II •-'MeCarty Cornelius 2 "Miller llcn.iy 2

Moore Joseph Mustin Laura ii ••Miller John .Mitehell Ma'nala

MeDonald Aaron "Mitchcl Julia •Masterson Christopher Moore Hannah Me 'ami Th"s .Miller Cynthia A

McMahon Patrick More Miller Ann vMeConncil Maiy

Niles John M. Nungi^tcr Henry O.-Jiorn James 0.,born .lames J'riec. Isaac Paul CUD Dr Powers John Pease Francis Petrie. Charles Robertson W llunyun Anna Keaddv James l\OX' Martha K'-untrec Wesley Kusscll Kntharino lui-l0i.de Wi'diam Mich Sibley 2 Koarlc James lloyalty Jacksojj Ku'-h Clmrclull Smith Soprona Shepherd William 2 Smith ,1 Shafer JnM-ph Sf.irz John Simpson Samuel Sanburn Eliza Smith Jacob I) Smith. Martha Smith Lucy Stousrhte Mr.thor Sla'phcrd William Smith Elizabeth Toully William Tompsou Maigaret, Thompson .lose ph

IhornVurirh Eli \Ventle Christian Wrav Davi 1 Watitins White Thos F. \Yl.'. oN 1). WheatonJWallace Beni 2 Williamson (ioorse W Ward Clara Ellen Wutts John S White West fail George White NH Willis Amlrcw W Wolf Marian Willis W W Wrav Sarah ('.. W. SNYDEi:. P. M. [No. T.et. 1S-1.}

O TT'S

a a

THIS

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HAIK TI'NIO CLEA^^ the JKTRCS ot the Skin, eiiuses a hearty action on the roots of the hair! preventing Baldness and Gray Hair, and frees the skin from Dandruff it brings" the Hair to its place, where it should lay: it will change the hsir in to the most SOFT, SILKY and OI.O«SY condition it imparts to it a darker color, nnd a free use of it will keep both the, Skin and Hair in a hcalthv state, and never become harsh or fall off. The Ladles will find this Hair Tonic a great addition to the toilet oil account of its agreeable perfume.

Prepared and sold by H. OTT. Dnro.c.isj, Crawfordfville. Indiana. apr 2S'54-v.1n43vl

mi A. Bargelfc,

WHOLESALI* AND RETAIL

DEALER IN STOVES, IIOLLOWARE,

Tinware, Gridles, Smoothing Iron*:, WafJe- j~\ Irons Stoves, Pipo, Sheetiron. iic. 2 Dcors East of Washington Hall,

CRAW FORDS VILLE.

PAThis

CI Fit. DOUBLE OVEN COOK Stove. is an improvement ir

in th Triumph Stove.

'dndemand. :111 good demand

None in market

S0({Q o-i

r».o

Mackerel Salt Tallow I

|half barrel. iNune. in p'kps.

OiRhJ 10

STOVE— the well

known Triumph. which has just come out. The improvement is the fire-place lengthened ami the hearth deepened. Thi. ,-tove is cast ty I.'r_-k- The bwsinc wood tt Co.. in Dayton. Ohio, of which we have four sizes. The plates are very heavv and thick. and for baking and durability it cannot be surpuiscd by any stove in market.

TRIUMPH COOK STOVE. Wc shall eonsUintlv keep on hand, of which we

iiavc thrc&sizes, and have the exclusive litr'Nt to sell 'nnkniir up

ntuirvof holes and a

This stove has the very luiire oven. BEACON LIGHT

Of whieii have three sizes, which ir a heavy durable stove.

PREMIUMS,

We have a larjre iot. also T'arlor stoves. 10 jilate. 7 and Hex stoves. In a word we shall always keep on hand a lartrc lot of all kind of stoves, and will sell as cheap and as durable stoves as can be bought in the Wabash Valley, we invite all those that wish a S ove. to call ami examine our Stoves.

TIN W ARK,

Of our own manufacturing always on hand, wholesale or retail. Japancd Ware, IIuiisc Cutters. Zink or Tin Spoutintr.

N^eli. Old oppcr. Brass and Pewter taken in Exchange for ware. A. BARGELT.

A O E N O O N I All former ICfl'orts Outdone!! l.AKGEST STOCK! ORE AT F.ST VARIETY::

iVcw floods, New Styles, nnd New D.s'gns.

COKXMI OK VKRXON A- GUEMN STKKETS, C'RA\XFOITDSVILIJO, INI)., S NOW RECEIVING his extensive supplies of

Spr n^r A- Summer Goods, care fully selected in the best Markets in the 1'nited States, consisting of Foreign and domestic Dry (loods. Enir.ish. I rench. and American Broadcloths, Satinctts and Cassinieres. Tweeds nnd Jeans. Woolen and Cotton Flannels. Satin and Velvet cstintrs. I'iiriired Silk (h.. Bleached and unbleached Muslins, Seamless BaTS. Irish Crush and Towellinsr. Heavy Linen Drills. Ticking. Mens Summer Stull'. Cotton Yarn. CarpetWarp, together with a magnificent stoelc of Fancy Goods, which were selected expressly for the wants of

TSie Vjadicp,

Einbrncinir Plain P.lack. atercd. Chameleon and Brocade Silks Fouland. Striped, I'laid. Florance. Glace ami Bonnet Si lies Tarletons. plain assorted colors dotted and plain .swiss, Jackonets. Book and India Muslin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns. French worked Cijllors. Caps. Cud.-,, ehcniixcttsand uiiilcrsleeves. bee c-illars. collars ami undeislc to match. French worked Infants Waists, finely roui/ht lincii cambric handkerchiefs, a nice '1 idy for TiOcts., Silk and Alpaeea Lustres.

A well selected stock ot' De Laincs. phiin and plaid chill lis. de bejres anl cashmorc-s. Plain, fancy and i.'nibroii'.ered lawns from to 25 cts. per yard.

A beauti I'ul assortment of

Bonnets & Trimmings.

Ncek. belt, cap and bonnet ribbons bonnet borders and artificials Gimps, laces, fringes, gaioons and velvet trinnninu.

My stock of de lain, cashmere, silk crape, black and Fancy silk Shawls, cannot be'surpassed by any house in the Wabash Valley.

Yankee Notions—"Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, l'arasvls rmbrelias. a trood assortment.

Venetian, Ingrain and 3 ply carpeting, wool and cotton stair, do.. Druggets, oil cloths, assorted width, matting, hearth rugs. ifce.

READY MADE CLOTHING. Superior French cloth, frock and Drc.-s coals, Patinett.. linen, ca.-hnicrctt, t.wecd. and alpaeea sack and frock do., black and fancy enssinierc. linen drill, eontonade. satinett and tweed pants.— Satin silk. Marselles, Vnlencis. German tV: uueens cloth vests. Rubber coats and leggins Shirts, collars, scarls. cravats, A'c., oil cloth and carpetbags, ladies satchels.

Queenswarf!»-A large lot of Glassware. Queensware and table cutlery constantly on hand. 1 do not intend by this advertisement to humbug or deceive. I know and feel that 1 can and will sell my Goods as cheap as any house in the West, and 1 intend to spread the interesting information all ask is an examination of my stock and prices and you will be convinced nt once.

April 20, '5-1. no-13-v5 ALV1N I'AMEY.

"WTIIE CITIZENS OF MONTGOMERY CortfTY--Who wish to purchase cheap and reasonable Goods—TAKI: NOTICK.—I have just received and am now ready to show to my numerous customers as an extensive assortment of

MERCHANDISE

ever before offered in this place. These Goods luive been purchased on sncli terms that will admit of their being sold at such rates that cannot fail to prove advantageous to any person who will take the pains to .examine. OCR PRICES previous to iiurchasing elsewhere and believing that SMALL PROFITS and quick returns, is the true maxim in business, we are now prepared for the consideration of the citizens of this place and surrounding covin try. Our stock, consisting in part of the following

&§§!!.

A full and complete assortment of II A S A N A S Of the latest and most approved styles. 0 0 S A N S I I 0 E S a a

N O I O N S

O a II A \Y A E Of all kinds.

MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.

In this department we cannot fail to pl -nsc the most fastidious taste our clothing has been selected with great, care and being bought from first hands we can compare prices favorably with any other house in town, without attempting to create an impression that we are able from our superior advantages to undersell our neighbors we do say that any person upon exsmination must be satisfied that "our clothing is cheap.

Trunks, valises, looking glasses, queensware. Ilosierv—a well scleetcdstock.

Groceries.

Sugar, coffee, ten, tobacco and spices, of all kinds: in fine anything that the farmer, mechanic or protcssioual man may want and to the LAIMKS there has been pr.rtii ulr.r attention paid to their wants: our stock of

E®ii§3©

I? fud and complete in everv respect: it is useless to attempt enumerating our different stvles and qualities: call and examine for yourselves for nothing gives us greater pleasure than to show our .-oods from the fact that to show them is to sell them* in conclusion we invite all our friends togive us a call previous to making their purchases, being convinced that we can accommodate them in GOODS una PRICES on as favorable, if not better terms, than anv other house iu this section of eountrv.

JNO. R. ROBINSON.

april 21 '54 v5n42

DR. S. D. HOWE'S SlIAKEK SARSAPARILLA WILL PURIFY TIIE BLOOD.

'."00 pounds of BACON wanted, for which will pay the cash, A. RAMEY. Mav lS.v5-not.3-

BAKNEll STORE!! SMITH STILL WELL

most beautiful assortment of

0:1

.his market. We can safciy lx-eominend said honestly with all. and customers can rely on polite and fuht!cinan!v attention. Our

FCRNISH INi

ALLEN,

RECEIY1NG the best selected and

ever bronsrht to this market, wliich will be sold ct a small ndvunco from the N -\v Y^rk and delpliia cositi?. The stock embraces not only staple but every variety of fancy "roods, thus si pp]yili a deiiicieney lonn: i'elt in CrawA,rdsvil!e. viz: a stock from which the bnrer ean select sti:h urtiele? of taste as are not usually kept in stores in this town. ill 1": condi:ct"'d strict!-.- on the

OM: PRICE PRINCIPLE,

nd every tide piarcnteed as representc and in.

GULL TRAPS

set to catch customers by sc-lliner any one article »iich_as su«rar less- than cost, with the intention of

other goods. intend d.-alin^r

SALE ROOM

is the largest and most commodious in ('rawfordsvillc, and we are determined to make it a j*ojidnr and profitable resort for ail classes. Aoiojig t.ur stock will be found a splendid selection of^

:L &PIES BRES Sj GOOD eonsistinir part as follows: Rich plain black P.ishop Silk.

Jvich, plain black tiro de Rhine .silk. Pda'-k and fancy brocade Silk. ('hameline do. all shades. j~••••••?•'• Striped and plaid srhize, all shades. Superior black Satins. Plain and figured Granadir.es. .. Plaid and figured Brilliants and Jackonets. Solid, plaid and figured JJerctfcs. .' pM-rcgo do Lains. various styles. Plain and ligurcd Silk Tissues.:" (.'bailies anil Clialli de Berejres: Soiid all wool De Laincs. every color. Scotch Earslow and Orcandy Gimrhams. Plaid and plain De Raise. Chanireablc. phiid nnd stripped Poplins. French and English L.iwns. Freticii and Enriish Chintzes &c.

©[KMTjLA,.

hite and colored Crape. P.rocha. Cashmere. Mouse de Laine it silk do. Plain and watered Black nnd silk Mantillas.

WHTE ORES LCESQQDS.

De Lain.:, doted and figured. Swiss and Book Muslins. Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Mulls, India Books, liainsooks, cross-barred find striped Jackonct. Lace. Muslin. Dimity, Cambrics and Jackonets. Embroidered Curtain Muslins pink, blue and trrcen Tard us silk and cotton Illusions. Wash Blonde Bobinets. Loner Lawns. i,in-

¥10

English Dunstable. Sj.lit, Leghorn. Florence, Braid. Satin.Straw, .Belgrade, Silk and Lawn Bonnets Misses'' Hats and Flats: Boys and Children's Pearl Straw. Palm and Leghorn Hats. Bonnet Ribbons—a large and splendid assortment.

Laec and needle wr.rkcd Chemisettes. Undersloaves. needle worked Swiss and Muslin Collar.Broche Cambrick and Maltese Collars EmbroiderI CM I Bands and Flouncing: Jaconet and Swiss Edging and Inserting* English and Frcnch Wrought

Lace and Edging.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

Silk. Lamb's Wool, Mohair and Merino Hose Bleached, rnbleaehcd. Slate, mixed. Cotton Hose, Best Kid, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, all numbers and colors together with all kinds of notions and trimmings.

Tlie stock ot' ItMADY 7-JADE CI.OTIflXC:, is very extensive and consists of new and beautiful stvles..

ARTICLES.

is-cry variety, viz: Shirts, (iiovos, (•ravuts.

Stocks, Suspenders,

Under Garments, Silk Shirts, Gauze Merino Shirts Cotton do .••Slimmer Woolen do

Linen,Cambric and Silk

lldk'fs.

BSardwarc.

Incuding— MECHANICS' TOOLS. FAKJIEKS' IMI'I.KMO'TS. Shovels, variolic brands, Spades,

Axes, Hatches, -, Wrought and Cut Nails, Mill Saws, Files. Locks, Latches, Butts. Hinges. Tabic and Pocket Cutlery. A:c. ite.

GROCERIES.

Coffee, Teas. Sugars, v: ,: Molasses. Rice, Mackerel. Smoking and chewing Tobacco, soap, candles, salt, nutmegs, ginger, spices. niu.-,tard. vinegar, starch, salaratus. brooms, matches, itc. Arc.

April 15, '5-1. tl'.

THE WAR BKTWKEN

S S I A & E

GROWS HOTTER AND HOTTER!

SINOK

the commencement of hostilities br-tween these two great nations matters and tilings generally have been fluctuating, throughout we believe". the entire world, or at least, through all that part with which ourgovernment in any way whatever. has had intercourse. This state of things too. doubtless, will continue to a greater or less degree until peace, or reconciliation of the matter of dispute is consummated. But let this be as it may. it is quite as nccessary now. as when '-at peace with all the world and the rest of mankind." we shov.l I go mi in our several vocations in this land of general brotherhood, using our utmost endeavors for the comfort and hapj'iness of our great and growing race. It is not possible however, for nli to see or think alike, nor do we believe it best, but we do contendj that every '.nan should dolus part, in that which 'scemest most right in his sight' for the accomplishment of this great, work. For one. as an humble citizen. 1 have from time to time done what little was in my power, in the way of supplying those in want, with the very best and cheapest

K^ajlv I?EaSe Clothing*, 'flic, eastern markets could afford, charging them as small a per cent, as we could afford, to obtain a sustenance for ourselves and little ones. We shall here just inform our old friends and customers that we have received and opened for the

SPRING AND SUMMER

TRADE,

a large and superb stock generally. In the Clothing line, we have any and every garment a man or boy may want, of all qualities and prices: and made in the best manner and out of perfect goods —no humbug, but all 0. K. We have also, a fine and complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

Of all the various kinds found in similar establishments. and of the latest styles. Bo2inets

and Bonnet Ribbons,

Of all kinds—' or nearly so V— Dress Goods of the latest patters. \iz: Silks, berages, de iaines. beregc de laincs. lawns, swiss mull, tissue.-, ginghams, and a large lot vf Print.-, cheap, cheaocr. cheapest.

HATS AXI) CAPS.

The finest silk Hats extant together with a large assortment of other summer lints.

ESoots aitrf Shoes,

Of nil kinds, both course and fine which can't hftlp but supply the wants of all both great and small.

"SlJIardicarc, Queensware, Glassn-are,

Carpeting, cnrpct-wnrp, cotton yarn, bed ticking, batting, brown muslins, dye stuffs, And a grood. slock of Groerrie*.

A word to tlie Farmers before closing. We have a st^ck both in regard to Clothing and Dry Goods generally, that cannot be surpassed, nnd that you will be well pleased with should vou give us a call and examine them. When you do get in the potion of calling, we ask you "to remember and bring with you your produce of all kinds for which wc will allow you the highest marker price, and sell vou goodsfijas low as any of our neighbors, and no mistake. Bfancmbvr THE GFRJIAN STOT.F. 1. WEETHEIM. avril 21. 1554 v,'- t"

NEW ALBANY &- SALE3I RAILROAD

OPENED TO

GEEENCASTLE. E W N N I N I

AND

Arrangements of Great Importance TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

On nnd after ^fonday. April 10th. until further notice .EXPRESS Passenger Trains will run as follows:

COINS SOUTH,

Leave Michigan

ity at o'clock. A. M.. T.af.iv-

ette nt 12.-15. and arrive at Greeneastle at -t.?o p. M. 4 «OING NORTH. l,rave'Greeneastle at o'clock A. M. Laf'r.Vct'e at."S.i") P. M.'jmd arrive at .Michigan CD P. M.

Observe the connections,

The. train leaving Michisan City at, ?.l connects (iiivctlv with a special Train fro

wiUi trains upon this Load. which leaves Chicago

a,b A. M.:a.so with the night Express Trains from

a\ri\'N.lTI A rllHUGO 0.\LY Hi Tiorr

At Greencast.e t.io connection

ncn Cambric.- embroidered, plain, and hemstitched ville at 5 A. \I. will have Aeciunmodatlons for L. L. llankcrchicts.

upon the Tcrre Haute and Richmond R. R. for Terre Haute and Indianapolis. The Trains leavintr Greeneastle nt 0 o'clock* A. M. connects with morning Trains from Indianapolis and Terre Haute.

At Lafayette, with Express Train on Lafavette and Indianapolis R. R.. brini'in?passenger*, leaving Cincinnati,

Madison.

Also connecting with night Express on M. C. R. R. for Detroit. Niagara Falls. Buffalo. Albany, New York and Boston, forming the Quickest Cheapest, and every wnv the best Route for eastern Cities from Tcrre Haute. Greeneastle. Lafavctte and other places in the Wabash Valley.

No Passenger Cars or Freight Trains, with lliis exception—the Freight Train leaving Crawfords-

Passengers as far as Lafayeotc onlv. An Accommodation Train will leave Lafayette daily Sundays excepted.) at 7.30 A. M. for Greeneastle. arriving there at. 12.")i» P. iYL connecting with P. M. Trains on the Tcrre Haute and Richmond Rail Road, for Indianapolis Tcrre Haute, nnd Returning leave Greeneastle at 3.15 P. M. after arrival of Train from Tcrre Haute and Indianapolis, and arrive at Lafayette at P. M.

Passengers taking the Cars at Stations where Tickets are sold, will be charged extra, if not provided with Tickets.

Freight Trains each way daily, and freight forwarded with promptness and Dispatch. C. ENOWLTOX. Su'pt.

Michigan Citv. Arril7. 5I. vo-n 11 -tf.

Graham 8c Bro.

@50,000 SABLES

WOK 1

TOWN!!

J~K

(DUS $

20ft 400

HATS

usuallv sold

nsists of every article

Domestics of Every Quality.

pieccs of Prints of every variety. Lawns Bonnets. 15o Pieccs Bonnet Ribbon.

Lawns 150

pieces Gingham. 2'") Bleached Muslins. Shawls, and Mantillas of the latest styles. so pieces Bed Ticking. wt- .. oo doz. Hose and half Hose. ,. Parasols of everv qualitv. April 15, '51. GRAHAM & BRO.

CLOTHING—Hats. Caps. Boots, and Shoes for the united eountrv up stairs. April 15, '51-. (i RAH AM & BRO.

^ILOTIIING of every quality and styles for men and Bovs up stairs. April 15, '54. GRAHAM it BRO.

& CAPS of every tho Boston store

April 15, '54.

qualitv and styles at GRAHAM

(\.

BRO.

•)OOTS & SHOES for the whole eountrv at April 15, "54. GRAHAM ,f.BRO.

1 ROCERIES Id at River Prices. April 15, '5-1-. GRAHAM ,\r BRO.

10ME0NE. COME EVERYBODY, for we wiil Vy show and sell Goods at the smallest profit ever asked in this county.

April 15. .'54. GRAHAM it BRO.

fJ ment of NEW BOOKS and NOTIONS at our

I3o-

l^'otioEk Stor«*.

We. have greatly enlarged onr rooms, and ou stock is much larger than ever heretofore: eomprising one of the best selected stocks of Gold .1 ry that we have ever had the pleasure of offering you in this market. We hav hundred different styles of

A I A O

positively, over one

EAR RINGS AND BREAST PINS,

will give the purchaser every advantage over tiSV small lots: the largest, assortment of assorted Watches in the country both gold and silver chains and keys. .liuvieal Instruments of all kinds.

Ore hundred assorted accordeons. musical boxes, violins, guitars, banjos, flutes and fifes, tamborines. harps, etc.: a fine assortment of revolving pistols, bowie knives, guns «nd shot: a better assortment of notions and fancy goods you cannot lirid anywhere: and to all those who want to buy silk and crape shawls and parasols, go all round town where t»cv say they sell cheap, then just drop in and look at ours, as we deal in no other kind of dry go nb and it is not likely that we can be undersold in those kinds of goods dress trimmings, etc.: all the .-erics of School Books, adopted by the Board of Education, for sale at all times Gillott's Pens. No. :v)3, by the gross paper by the ream, whin* and cigars of the best quality. H. PURCEL P.Ro. april 14. 1,-54. -, v."n41vl.

S I N Ci

AND

SUMMER GOODS,

M1E UNDERSIGNED is now in rcceipt of: general stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which he is disposed to sell at the very lowest figure..-. and woulu respectfully invite those who are in search of bargains to give him a call, as he is determined to s-jll at small prolits. lb- would particularly call attention to his stock of Cloths ami Cu-sirneres, which is composed of quslitv and grade as he docs not deal in

duccmenta to encourage home manufactures.

SPRING GOODS.

A ven' lar^c and extensive assort

ment of

I 1 O O S

AT UNUSUALLY

(AMPBEIJ. would be

1AMPBELL would beg leave to say that having purchased for his spring sales a lare.cr and more extensive stock than usual, and having boutrht them from first liands.nnd a large portion from finder the hammer at peremptory auction sides, he is prepared to sell at Wholesale or Retail, at greatly reduced prices. Terms to be CASH, or ruonro!-: at its market cash value. Those who nay cash for A-. their Goods, and desire to buy them cheap, are ns-

,, ,, Ciii.-a- sured that thev can lind no other place whei'- thev L-'. upon tl:e .d. L. R. runnmi: in connct-.on ,.

an uV 0 lt

j]k !ti a

cc 011 anv

le.iiio. r..lining in connc.cii,,n witii tiie Conat.a throughout. As our Goods are marked down to U.U.W a At Lata\\ce the c.nneetioii is iiirectjtin.jp lowest rciorincrative point, no one can UON:rn .he Express Tra .n nj^n tlie Lntayette ano In-

diannpohs R. R. wmeh arrives Indianaiolis elsewhere at a lower price, thev must be of an infe--ea.son to eonnec. witn Trains for Citvinnal!. ar- lit-y. or sold with the intention Of making mmg t.ieie aboiu 10 I .J., maxing the time i.c- tlit' diti'erence on other articles.

witn 1 rams tliwn ^\. No statements to b.

QOMK beaut O la is at

Louisville and New Al

bany. in the morning Trains, arriving at MicliiiranCity at 7.30 connecting wit} a special Train on M. C. R. R. for Chicago, arriving there at ',i. »0 P. \f. same day of leaving the different Points tuion I tiie liio River, making the time from Cincinnati. I Madison, Louisville, or New Albany to Chicago 1 only 10 hours.

Tin

\vi: 'iiiot* will be ajr 7 '51

{jT.muko:

REOOI.KTTP

838 !!,

Ths Largest Sales Ever Made in this

A Tib NOW receiving direct from tl *Y porters and Manufacturers of Bostoi largest stock of Spring'and Summer Goods ever ofi'v rod citizens of this county, which we can and will on account of the great increase of our trade, sell ten per cent cheaper than have been sold in this town. We ask every Lady an Gentleman far and near to come and sec our Stock. We sell chcap and charge nothing for showing goods.

Wabash Agricultural

WARE HOUSE AND SEED STORE,

MUMFORD & HOOKER,

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA,

WE JUST RECEIVED THEIR W INTER ring supjily of good.- which they offer to .h-nlers at factory rates, in any quantities.

LOW PCICES: thk-a io llliuc.:».'.

their nioncv to a better advantage wit'll

nce that onlv'a small i-rotit wiH U-chan.'-

article, and a uniform price asked

„,. undersell us. and if similar -»ods arc found

I Two thinsrs will be stietlvadhered to: 1st. Goods

wi,

^^^vn n-cely and'with pleasure, without iii'LfinLr customers to !nv that which docs not suit

made in ivg: c'.Tcct sales. .•!:ieh

the ijiiality of goo, js. in ord"r to by the proprietor or salesmen, strict, accordance wkh truth. -March 31. lso-t.

sand head dresses li.fl at

tiful good.-

apr

^II.K Box O wa

evcr 51

OF I.A

BKAI-TIKI-.V

apr 7

rd to •ither not in

v5nC0.

iful new style {'laid lawns and shalCAMPBELL'S.

largest and most inagniticent. lot of Bonnet ribbons ever offered ./west prices nt

this market, and at the CAMPBELL'S.

fil'tv diifc

6V0 jticces V»"all paper, comprisiiii. ]at.terns and at iow prices at apr7V).i'- CA^IPBlll.T,

yards blac it the lowcs

I 7i .M"Tirri. bridrd dies: '3 crcd at

and fancy silks and market orices at CA.M'PJJELL'.1'.

oods plain and cmbro'idCAMPBELf/S.

oil'Kltl.K uid plain roods for window curCAMPBELL'S.

tiiitl

eriiii plaid dcniizens at lift cents a vard at, apr 7 CAMPBELL'S

"jYT.'.R.TI.SJ-. !'OI.I.AI:S. Jfallcsc 'ace. oinb., collars. a. emb. hilk'i's.. cheinizettC'S. undcrslceves. laec mitts, siik do. kid gloves, fr. sill do. thread gloves, li.- ie do, beautiful dress goods, silks, borages, grenadines. printed delainsand beragcdi. iust, n-eeived apr 7 '51 fat CAMPBELL'S.

f,'\v of those L'

au-

CAMPBELL'

is. some of the most magnificent tl ,'lfcred in this market at CAMPBELL'S.

LSI"AI'TIKRI,, superb and hands.•me silk bonnet for one dollar and llftv con* a! "5-i CAMPBELL'S.

vr.i nine,cents a vard ifCAMPBELL'S.

printed shnlhi Lat

Amongst our stock may be found 3~!o doz. Axes most approved brands: s-sv-loO Axe lie! vcs. turned and finished 2'i.0ft0 ]bs.. Bcred Grindstones b'o Hey Cutter*: 2oo Thermometer Churn-

Rubber and leather bolting, hose and packing Grindstone cranks and rollers. Sausage meat cutlers. Nests of measures, punip-i. corn sheilcrs. etc. are also now receiving our Sythes. Hoes forks, cradles, sneaths. etc.. for our spring trade.

December Is5y. \oii23.

T.^1 RE PROOF SAFES, ag 1? and for sale, by .-" .^' Ju !v 2".i, '••).

y, r.M FORD HoiiKLR.

KETCEUM:3

thcin should order early as the supply is limited a blank order will be sent on application ton.-.— They are the only machines that will cut clovcr and all kinds of grass.

p.\R\HILLS

'& it &

TCSI HKCKIVED A LAU0E ASSORT-

IvIott:s Agricultural Furnaces,

TOR cati.':g water, trying lard and tallow, cooking vegetables, etc.. an indispensable article farmers, pork puckers, tea tellers, hotel keeper

For sale bv

Dec. 0." 5. MUMFORD tt HO" EE It.

.100

S Mowssai jySacisisnrs.

3"! *.

have the exclusive right, to liable Machines in Indiana.

MUMFORD HOOKER.

Jan. 27, 1-51. l^avtavctte. Indiana.

Coa'sa

Orange Wee €8.

B1 11 ELS fresh (sage Orange Seed just received from Texas and for s.ale in lot^ s-uit ireiiascrs, bv

Tan. 27, 1 von-d.

Stcc3 mad CisitivntorR.

OI"ido.Subsoil.

all kinds, including Breaking. Sward. S' C'irn.and Sliovcl Plows Ciilt

Time is ^lonev

1.1- PI.KS0N8 who know then:selves indebted the Review Otfiee for Job Vt .,.rK or SubsiTip-ti'-n. during the administration 'tf the undcr-igned, will plca«e call' at the Justi-e olRcc of .Mr. S. NicL.nie.l make in-mediate settlement. Remember this is POSITIVELY the last dun.

Ready Mad-j Clothing, In* thinks he can,.pil'er in- I Hogs. Sheep, ami Calves. G. tt A. duf^nierils to lirnno mnnnfnrtnmn I 'Sj*r*2I"»e4-42-Sm lie has on hand a gmernl%tock of Iron and Nails, which will be soi at the lowcs' pr"cc-.

T. H. FRY.

npril 1554 v5^C.t

It*

J. D. MASTERSON.

April 2-, vr.nMin3.

C'raivford^ville Beefry

FRESil MEAT MAb'KE'i'. TA LT. NO .1.

./7.Y North of CI:AWVOI:I IT MN.I.I-S KIN'S store, and immediately east of the court-house—where Fresh Beef.

Pork. San gage, Veal, and Mutton can be had ev.-ry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning, and oftener, as the season may ceriand. Cull in. gentlemen, and see. GUTilHIF. «t A Ubpl V. ... N. B.—The highest cash price paid for fat Cattle,

IEAOY Made Clothing, a comnletc a-srotmont for

the summer tra '1

••at CEAWFOKD .V ML'ILirt.v'ff

J*Bk.

tIDNDlTION

iiu

Is- ahota'llier stijictior any Medicine iitrc-t'-ibrc ui .co\ere.l lorthe raiu'd cure of colds, coughs," intifn nza. hoarseness, whooping cough, croup, bronchitis, catarrhs, asthma, oyspepsin. liver com plaint, ineipicii! eoiisuuiption, and for the relief of coiisntnpti\o patients in ud'vanccd stages of the dis-^s

ea.-c,

aiid for all diseases'which originate from iru purity of the blood, to-wit: scrofula,',L salt rheum,' mercurial, syphilis or venereal and eruptive, or diseases of the .-kin, as blotches, pimples or pustulas and all itching eruptions, chronic, inflammation of the liver, white swellings, nectosis or fever sore, rickets, fistula, and King's evil in short, in everv taint of the system orblnod, from whatever cause it may arise, or of however long standing? this medicine will be found far snpei ior toanv otliej- remedy. 5rand depot, -lo Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois,' nd ool l"-- merchants general!v.

WALTER D. SLOAN.

Every person should const-intly keep ori hand, for cases of ctnergeftoy, a bottlo ot Sloan's In-/ stant Relief it is the. groat internal anil external remedy for the immediate cure ofeoiie. henrt burn, sore-throat, tooth-achc, weakness of the back or kidneys, diarrkum. dy.-entcry. cholera morbus, ail suninur complaints, sick hc.nd-achc, ague cake, rheum i!ism. soreness in the bones, pain in tho limbs, cramps and spams,colds, spinal complaints/ swelled joints, sprains, bruises, etc. and for ch^L-. era it is a superior remedy,

FOR HORSES AND CATTLE

Sloan's Instant Relief is truly a great remedyc Halt' a 25 cent bottle, of Sloan's Instant Relief," cures a horse ofeoiie in a few minutes.

For bruises, strains, sprains, and many other injuries on i-.or? '-*, cattle, arid other animals. Sloan's Instant Relict'seldom tails to afford jViinodifttoj relief. and speedily effects a cure. A.

Many persons have been astonished to witness tho rapid cure effected by tho use of this wonderful medicine. 'i he dollar bolth.s contain six times the quail tit of the 25 cent bottles, eonseqnwntly a raving ot one-third is made by purchasing the dollar bottles, apr. 7, '51. W A LTEi: B. SL A N, v5nloy 1. Grand Depot. 4o Lake St., Chicago."

S' Id in Yawfordsville bv Sloan .fc Morgan. S. P. Williams, Traveling agent. *y.:.v.

I S I N E 0 S E

TIT

assumsng the manag

cents a vrsrd

Hi,- Stabling is coumioibous arid hu will have a careful hostU-r to atvnd to it. -,-...r.x:.r-.-. Crawfoiilsviilc, March 2 1,'51. v5n3r-vl.

J. CRAWFORD &

VSei.F.Mini

C..rn Drill, a large lot of

these sut.crior machines for sale bv j, ML'MFORI) it HOCiKER,'1 Jan. 27. 1 .".1^ Lafavette. Indiana.

lot

ML'LLIKIN.

KM NOW receiving their Spring Stock of Goods purchased at Head Quarters with great care and at very low prices, whieii will enable them tocomj'ctc with any other store in low prices.—We will receive in exchange tor goods all kinds of [)rodiie( nut refusing cash when offered. apriU-, V.L CRAWL"( RD A: MFLLIEINS'S.-^

LAIIOE lot Of slcavcs and CKAWFOI!I A:

.JLAI.V and dotted s\\ issi^ at, Ci!Awroi:n

assortment in ston

S""

POWDER. FARKIEB BOOK. TA.V-

MS PASTK. and FAMILY OIVTMKNT—Prepared cnrl sold, wholesale and retail, at No. 40 T.ake St.* W. B. SLOAN.

N T" it of this favorite

I' tel, formerly kept ly Henry Moury,) the 'fietor assures his friends and tlie public that it. conducted, as to retain its standing as one of the best fb-tcls in lie country, nnd no pains will it': spaivd to make itu home for the. traveller.

V,r'T,

CAMPBELL'S.

himizetts nt," I I.I.IKIN'S.

Sri,iM ii' lot of bonnet, ribbons, also narrfw satins do. at CI:A wi-ui:II IT MI I.I.IKIN'H.

gentlemen's black and assorted kid Ik do. at C'RTAWFONN IT .MI:I.I,IKIN"S.

Iging and inserting silk thule. silk ince, lancy cap nets. br\\ b'Tag and Irish linens :•.••••:••••- '.'iiAWFoi: IT .MTLMKIN'S.

hi dies

BIooi

april

these, nivallose wishing

nd .Misses ogremont and

bonnet-' at Ct!A WFOKI) it.

(}fioT? AMI Sinr s.—A complete assortment fur iJ l*iilies and gentlemen it, api il '52. ('uAwroim ct J\Tri.i.rKi.v.

,\r-

.t BOYS Summer hats, various styles at, '"HAW Koiin it Mri.i.i: i.v':

TAm.!: Cloths, bleached and unbleached

Towelling and Cra.-h. at april S, \rj. CSA«FOJID tt L'I.I,IKINV.

FI:W pii-e

V. ces for

of good carpeting

very low pri-

ale at (. I:A\\ FOKII it ,M I.I.IKIN'S.

M, kinds of Groceries kept at 1 V- Olill it .»[ I*M.IKIv'*.

AKIWAI:S: and '.J on iinnd at

t.J-'.INI,

va teel

ab'o

tors v.-itli Rogers' steel teeth, al.-o rever teeth, fo--ale wholesale and retail i.v Jan. 2i', '51. MUMFORD a HOOKER.

Scales.

)1. AT FORM and Counter Scales of a'^supcr qualit for sale bv July 29,''58. MUMFORD it HOOKER

eeiiswarc. good nasortrnent I:AWF.iitii Jii Mcr.i.iKi.vV.

CJ' •'•f.'. fiiricy -wk hat.i ror sale at V.J a]r 7 OT {*J.AwFohV) TT MIT.I.IKIN'S.'

"j\,T it.:, and cut saws k-' pt. at IT.i apr7'"l IJAWFOIU) it MLT.I.

AWJ

MCMFORD it HOOKER.

S. Tilain. black and f'anev -it CRA W I'ORD iv'.M CLTdK1N'

..-— A large and spl-'-ndid lot at CRAWFORD Mf'LLIEIN'S.

OERAiiE Dclaiii, pbuti and fancy at CJt.vWl'ORD .MULLEIN.

1IIALLI BE RAGE.

plain ncrag

a inI plai

.y.

TiiANKtl

berage corded

bii.l rage, f'roche do.".,t CRAWFORD & MULL I KIN'S

GOODS!

Sc.

for the share of j.nhlic patronage

that they have ever received, take tins method, of informing their old friends and tho public in' gen'-rah thi't they h:."- e, iv'd th ir

Spri.ni r.ini Siimnicr stock of Good*/ (.'•.insisting of every varietv of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queenaware, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, HaU and Caps, Boots and Shoes,

BEAI^Y MADE CLOTIUaC,

Scq.,

All of which can no had on asijood terms at LitE*« anv otiicr place in town f„r wc are rond/cd"^ sell (/oot's cheap or a little cheaper than cheapest. It :n neces-urv onlv for vou toca'l.cx«niine and price our goods, to bo fullv Rsti-.tvd of •.Ms fact. W also expect to pay the* highest cash# •icqJot aii the

Wh?at. Corn. Oats. R-.-c,

Barley, I lax seed, Cbner si.ed, 1'imotliy aecd, Bluo Gra.-s stedf Ard evrry other article of trade ro may wish "v

Ail who wish to get the most mc nov for theitrade, and the biggest pile of goods for* the lea«=t money, urill plea-w call on ap'ii 29) '54—v5nlo J. J. LEE