Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1855 — Page 3
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blage ever convened in the county. Cap*. Harper's fine military company, the Franklin Cadets, will be in attendance: also the
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Friends and foes, of all ages and sexes hear me when I say, that from this good hour, henceforth and forever 1 denounce all allegiance to Know Nothingism. I was taken into the order without a knowledge of its treason and atrocities. I was then bound with chains, my will was outrageously curbed with oaths and obligations that chilled my 'blood and filled me with horror. But now
I am free, I make my own resolutions, I worship my own God and vote my own ticket. My opinion of the Know Nothing Order is that it tends directly to a dismemberment of the Union of the United States, and that there is no intolerance and bigotry more dangerous and threatening than that which is inculcated in every Know Nothing Council. Now I am a responsible man. I" live irr Coat Creek township two miles and a half south of New Richmond, I was a member of the Chris. Miller Council at Crawfordsville and all I have stated I am personanally accountable for. And before I close this card, ..that all the Vorld may know whal I hav6 done I demand my name struck from the list, with the help of God I am no longer a dupe but a free man.
R. E. BRYANT, Sec'y.
THE BARBECUE. RESULT OF THE t'KNERT ISVESTTOATIOX* f, T'ne arrangements for this grcnJ affair —The Mercury, an American paper pub-1 aie all completed, and toe expect to see on the modern Athens, in its list of! the Gth day of October, 11,c lar^l a^em-
HENRY BT KING.
A NEW IDEA IN ELECTIONEERING. 5 Put a man upas a candidate, and .his ruling passions will, if anything, develbp themselves more strongly than ever. Everybody knows McNeil is a great fisherman, a decided death on goggle-eyes and suckers but we apprehend nobody ever thought of Mc. electioneering on thestrengih of his piscatorial habits. We arc credibly informed that he does carry with him red-corks, fish hooks, and sea-grass lines for solemn presentation to his friends of the whig school. Let the people look out hereafter, and in good fishing seasons get the Squire nominated for some office, and they will find the sport quite economical.
For tlie Review.
CHAWFORDSVILLE, Sept. 22, 1855. At a recent meeting of Montgomery Lodge No. 50, Free and Accepted Masons, the following preamble and resolutions were .adopted: WHEREAS, It has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the Universe to call from time to eternity our worthy Brother, Delos Hays, late of Dupont Lodge, Indiana therefore
Resolved, That we deeply deplore his loss as a worthy member of the Masonic fraternity.
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathies to his parents and sister in their irreparable loss.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of these'resolutions signed by the W. M. and Secretary, be transmitted to the parents of our deceased Brother also, that a copy thereof be furnished the Journal and Review for publication. JACOB WINN, W. M.
0^7-It is said that since the prevalence of the fever at Norfolk, the birds have avoided that neighborhood—not one being seen within the" limits of the citv.
DARK COLORED KNOW NOTHINGISM.—The Cleveland (Ohio) Express, a Know Nothing Abolition sheet in speaking of the elections recently held in that says: "The colored population generally voted for the American ticket, day before yesterday. In this they showed good judgement, and they will have no occasion to regret their lotion. They rejoice with us in SAM'S triumph over a week, corrupt Nebraska Administration. The colored people are Natives and much better citizens than the hordes of
birlhs-containM,,c
Invincible Gu»nk and the W.Tnetown'*7* ^erttoiog Com„T ., mittee of the Massachusetts Legislature, mRangers. Wayne township will head hencluding
procession with thirty-one young ladies labor of love last January. Furthermore, mounted on horseback, each bearing the we observe that the hero of the Investigatstars and stripes, followed by an immense 'WS Committee is now sojourning in Michi-
a
i.c ory wagon rawn six en lor .. i.]jen jn connection with the almost simultaRipley is making preparations to come up neous publication of the above item in the in grand style, also Coal. Franklin, the Boston Mercury, is somewhat significant. Banner township, will have to be on the alert or she will be out-distanced next Saturday. We understand that a large delegation will be down from Tippecance county. They will bring with them music and a piece of artillery. Fountain county will be largely represented. A fine military company from Newtown have notified us of their intention to be present. Let the National Democracy of old Montgomery turn out to a man on this occasion.. It will be the last rally that we shall have before the election. Able speakers will be in attendance to address the meeting. Every arrangement has been made for the accommodation and comfort of the ladies and children. We want every man to bring his children, as the committee have not overlooked the wants of these little folks. The different delegations as they arrive will proceed to the commons in the south part of town, where the marshal's will form them ..in a grand procession. The Jackson Artillery will fire a national salute of thirtyone guns at sunrise, and minute guns during the marching of the procession.
?eesimple
lace
Catholic Irish who are yearly nocking to OUJ at No. 5, Commercial Block, by bores." Juno 23,'55—n49. A. BARGELT &. CO
7.*'.
Mlowi»g wy »g»i«
cant one: "September 6—A son to Mrs. Patterson."
We may remark in connection with the
Mr Joseph Hjss on
is as a a
We hope his K. N. friends will stand by him in the hour of his extremity.
CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.
Flour Wheat. Oats Rye Barley Corn—in the ear Hay Apples—Green
KK1TAKK8.
$6.00@ 1.00® 35@ 60@ 75® 35@ 50
S.00@ '75® 1.00 2.00® 2,50 8.50@ 3,00@ 15® 6® 60® 70 1,25® 1.50 50®
Dried
Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Hams
Sides
v=
None offered. Sugar cured.
P® 10
Shoulders
6 K® 0® 7® S 3,50® 4,00 8,50@ 8,75 G,00@ 2,00® 3.00 13'® 15 6
Lard Pork Beef—on Hoof--Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses, N. 0. White Fish Mackerel, half bbl. Salt Onions
K@ 7 30® 35
6.00® 8.00® S,5(S@ 50'@
None. None.
STILL FURTHER EXTENSION. Finding it imposible otherwise to meet the demands upon his attention, Dr. CALVIX LR. FITCIC will extend his stay iii this city until the first of October, thus affording an opportunity to all who wish to avail themselves* Of this system of treating diseases of the Lungs, the success of which has been uniformly gratifying, and which Dr. Fitch fully believes will afford, relief in all cases which it is in the power of medicine to reach'.
Dr. Fitch would add tli'at his associate, Dr. J. W. SYKES, who has been familiar with, and practiced upon his system for four or five years past, has arrived from New York, nnd with his assistance he hopes to bo able to afiW.d all an interview on the day of their arrival. He would also add that as matters of importance require him to pass the winters in Europe, this will be the last opportunity which will be afforded for the present, to those desiring his assistance. Until the time above specified Dr. Fitch may be consulted daily, (Sabbath excepted,) at his rooms at tlie Sherman House, not only for diseases of the Lungs, but also for Female Complaints, and all diseases complicated with or predisposing to Consumption.
Chicago, August 20 1S55.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, held on the 25th ult., the following fees were directed to be charged for admission to the Fair, of nil persons except members of the Society, viz:
Footman—10 cents. Man and Horse—20 cents. Wagons, Carriages, and Tiuggics—25 eta: each. The lioard decided that the Society will not bo able this fall to erect Stalls for Stock, but they will grant the privilege to any person who may desire to do so, of erecting suet stalls, and to remunerate the builder, "Certificates of Stock" will be issued.
French
and Scotch Ginghams, Bobinets, Saxony Edging, Work Collars and Sleeves' together, Chcmisctts, BlacK-Antique. Trimings, Moss Trimings, Silk Fringes,1Amber Velvet. Ribbon. Double Chain Ga^ loons, Scotch Plaid Shawls, Kid Gloves, Satin Bonnets, Roll and Lace Edgo Soft Straw, plain soft straw English. Lc Ladies of the whole community are invited to call nnd selcct for themselves the best
MIS! GOODS
ever brought to tlio market. Especial attention also to the gentlemen will be given in showing them our superior stock of
Boots and Sliocs,
lints nnd Caps, Carriage Whips, Buggy ond Sulkey do. lints consisting of Panama, Hungarian Pearl and Wide Awake Hats. Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Sandals, and in fact every variety can be purchased nt ROBINSON, VANCE & Co.'s
Sept. '22, 1S55.—v"nll.
English Stock Tor Sale. THE subscriber willy offer for sale tho following valuable Stock: One year-
ling Bull, three yearling Heifer's, throe milch Cows with Calves, nine Cotzwool and Leister Ewes, two steer Calves, three bull Calves, one Leister Buck, one Cotzwool Buck, and one thorough bred Mare.
Terms—Cash in hand. The sale will take place on the 5th day of October at the Fair grounds. Sept. 22 '55-lt JAMES POYNTS.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
BYdirected
virtue of a writ of execution (_Fi Fa) to me from the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of tho United States for "the District of In diana, I will on the 6th day of November A. D. 1S55, at the Court House door in the town of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.'and 4 o'clock P. M. offer for sale at public auction, the rents and profits for sevon years of all the following real estate to wit: Part of the south west quarter of section (81) thirty one in township (19) nineteen, north rango (4) four west. It being the north east corner of said quarter, and all that part lying north of the Covington statoroad leading from "Crawfordsville to Covington. Tho south line of tho tract hereby deeded commences on the oast line of said quarter at a stone planted on the north side of said Covington state road, thence wcstordely with said road to a forked sycamore tree 011 the ledge of the bluff of Sugar Greek, thence across tho road to a beech and iron wood on the line between said quarter and the land formerly owned by Isaac Beeler, containing (3) eight acres "be the same more or less and upon failuro to realize a sufficient sum to satisfy the demand I will at the same time and
and in manner afforesaid, offer for sale the of said above described real estate, taken as tho property of tho defendant at the suit of Abiali Buckingham against said defendant John W. Blair.
JOHN L. ROBINSON, U. S. Marshal Distriot Judge. By Geo. McOuat. Deputy.
S«pt. 29.155-V vT nll-*5w. 1 Printers fee $7.55:t3.)
Stoves.
A splendid lot of COOKING STOVE?.
kept
constantly on hand, and lor saie
GRAHAM & BR0. The Boston Stores.
ISO.OOOJSTOCK.'-
Three Rooms Filled with Goods.
75,000 Sales in One Year.
TTTE are now receiving the excelsior stock of Fall VV and Winter goods direct from the manufacturers and importers of Boston. Dry Goods of every style and quality used in this country can bo found in our tremendous piles of goo Is."" 400 Ba^- State and Brosna Shawls. 4000 ards of black and fancy silks. 20,000 Prints. 25.000 Muslins and Sheetings. 2'.»0 pieces of DeLaines. 130 Bales of Battings. p*1 5 ,. 100 pieces Striped Sheetings.
Clothing Store up Stairs. 7000 STOCK,
The most extensive stock of Ready Made ^Clothing ever offered for sale in this market can De saen at Graham fc Brother. Our stock includes every article of men's and boys wear in use. Wo pledge ourselves to sell at city retail prices.
Boot, Shoe, Hat & Cap Store. One hundred cases o" Boots and Shoes direct from the manufacturers of Boston, including every quality and style in use. 0 nats and Caps of everr variety and stvie.
CARPETS CARPETS
One thoilsaud yards at City prices. WALL PAPER—A large and extensive assortment of tfye best styles.
We invite every Gentleman and Lady in this and the surrounding counties to call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tho great increase of our trade enables UB to bid defiance to competition. Come one, come all, and soe the
Mammoth Stock of Goods*
We can and wilJ sell below all competition.— Come farmers and mechanics and bring all of your familres, and clothe them at the Boston Stores*.
THEthe
T. W. FRY, President.
S. W. AUSTIN, Secrotary.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
FAIL AID WINTER GOODS!
O N E W O
NOW
open at Robinson, Vance Co.. consisting of Ladies Dress Goods of the best nnd finest quality, vz: Silks. Morinoes, Cashmeres all •wool. DoLafncs, Printed DcLnines, Alpacas.
JAMES GRAHAM & BRO.
Sept. 22, 1855.—vTnll.
New Firm and New Goods!
WEBSTER & POWERS.
subscribers have formed co-partnership in mercantile line, in Ladoga, under the above name. We have the pleasure of informing our numerous friends and the public, that wo are receiving a heavy stock of DRY GOODS of every variety and style for tho Fall and Winter trade.— Amongst our stock yon will find a great variety of new styles of goods, which will be sold" 16w."
OtJR STOCK OF CLOTHING,
is excellent, mado in tho most durable manner and latest style: we foci satisfied that wo can please as to a fit, style and price.
BOOT8 AND SHOES—a better assortment cannot be found in a dajs" travel east or west wo are confident we can please yott, as to tho stylo, quality and price." QUEENS
DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
IF
XJEES WARE, GR OCERIES,
YARNS,BATTINGS &G
HAVEtheir
Sept. 22.1S55. v7-nl0.
IS
HAVE
WARE AND GLASSWARE
—Our stock of Wares is complete. HATS—When you want a Hat that would graco a gentleman just step in and we can please your eye to a T. In addition we have just received more of that good Indigo, and a general lot of Dye Stuffs, Coffee, Sugar, &c. In fact everything you want from a Cambric Needle to a Mouse Trap.
Call in, everybody, beforo purchasing, we will take great pleasure in showing you our Goods and price. Bring along your Butter, Eggs, Feathers, Rags, &c. a TAYLOR W. WEBSTER.
WILLIAM POWERS,
iadoga, Ind., Sept. 29, '55. nllw3
Choice Teas!
WE hare received an invoice of veVNM rv fine GUNPOWDER. YOUNG HYSON. E^aailMPERIAL, nnd BLACK TEAS, put upin small packages expressly for family use and will be soia at the package price.
CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER?
Sept. 22, 1855.—v7nll.
Campbell, Galey & Harter,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALERS IX
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES &c. 1
Crawfordsville, Ind.
A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
1WASYLAND OFFICE
CF THE
opening II nc srld
jtist received and aro now in extensive sale rooms and will at such prices as will convince this community that they can SAVE MOET—(and money saved is money made) by purchasing of them—they will convince any one of this fact by oalling.
C. G. & II.
E N A S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No. 19 East Fourth Street,
BETWEEN MAIN AND STOAVOTE STS. CINCINNATI, OHIO,
now receiving a large stock of English find American Carpets, Cnrtain Good?, Oil Cloths, Stc.,Scc.f for the Fall trade, to which he respectfully invites the attention of the publ'n
September 22,1S55. nlOw
DISSOLUTION.
THE
Partnership heretofore existing between Smith, Stilwell &. Allen, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Tho books and accounts are left in the hands of Tob Smith and can be found at the Treasurer's office. Those in debt to the firm will please call and settlo immediately we need the money at once and without delav.
SMITH. STILWELL & ALLfcN.
August 27,1855. n7tf.
Opened.
TWOManutacturer's
Gross Farrell's Arabian Liniment for sale at prices, at No. 3, Commercial Block, bv
Juno 2, 1S55. T. D. BROWN.
B9
BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANTED.
FOR
which the CASH markftt price will be paid, by the uudersigned, to be delivered at the Crawfordsville Brewery.
HENRY LOUNZ, Brewer.
September 3, 1855.—3m.
you want a good articla of tobacco, go to OitV Drugstore. He has received a Iresh supply of Drugs & Medicines.
August 4, 1865. \7n5yl.
10.000
Lights of TINE SASH of a!! sizes left for s-ale by H. Qtt, Druggist.
I August 4, 1556. vTnSyl.
Kentucky Txust Company Bank.
WE
are now buying the notes of this bank. LAYMON & Co. Crawfordsville. Jan. 27th 1855. n2S
instantaneous
CHILDREN'S
TIO9W8
no3vr3
Wholseale and Ketail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. £C.
just received another large lot of seasonable clothing, which they ofi'er for sale at low prices,
DON'T BUY SLOP WORK!
All our Clothing is manufactured in Boston c-xprceslv for us, and vre warrant every garment to give perfect satisfaction.
SECURE A GOOD
A fashionable good fitting garment costs no more than an ill shaped one. D. it G. have always on hand, and are constantly receiving such. We have also the laryesl and best selected stock of Dry Goods to be found in town. Call and see.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED)
LOTTEUIES, BAI.TIMORE, July 1st, 1855.
All Tiokets or Certificates of Packages of Tickets, in the Lotteries authorized by" the State of Maryland bear the lithographed signature of F. X. BKENAN, General'Agent for the Contrator, and any others arc frauds.
Owing to numerous applications from all narts of the country, the management will give their nt-J tentlofl to the filling of orders for Tickets or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at .1 distance may confidently rely upon having their orders for Tickets promptly filled, and the strictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in the City of Baltimore, under the superintendence of the State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy Bonds are given to the State as security for the payment of all Prizes. The prices of Whole Tickets are from §1 to £20. Half and Quarter Tickets in proportion.
There aro. never less than 23.000 Prizes in any Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from .si to £100,000, according to the p'rico of the Tickets.— For instance-
When the price of Tickets is $1 the highest Pri/.e is about 55,000. When the Ticket is §2 the Prize is about Slo.000 sr .. *20,0001 £10 £4'VW0 ti *70.000 I With numerous Prizes of §10,000. $5,000, §1,000.1 *500, $100, Ac. &c. Persons can remit us any -wm-rtmicj from SI upwards, that they wish to invest, on receipt of which we forward its valiic in Tickets 1 in the Lottery designated by the purchaser, or. if none be designated, then some Lottery that will be drawn-after the buyer has got the ticket in his possession. An Official Scheme of the Lottery will be sent with all tickets ordered, carcfully sealed in an ordinary envelope, and on the day the Lottery is drawn the official Drawing will be sent, together with a written Explanation of the result of the purchase. The Drawn Numbers are also published in tho daily papers of the City of Baltimore, and in the Daily National Intelligence. Washington, D.C.
A Circular containing all tho Schemes will be sent to any one by addressing the undersigned.. Address orders for Tickets to
F. X. BRENAN, No. 4 CALVEKT STREET. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. August 25,1S55. v7n5yi
Likenesses takan in a short space
of time, a point long desired. Likenesses taken in cloudy or rainy weather equal if not superior to any Galery in"the west. My pictures far surpass those taken by a sky-lightin many respects, having all the light that is desirable in my present rooms
Particular attention paid to every branch of niv business. Gold and silver plateing 0:1 watches, jewelry, ifcc.., on short notice.
Rooms over Wilson, Grimes it Bnrbridge's store. Visit the Gallery. •T. W. McCONNELL f...
August 2d, 1S55. v7-8-2ni.
S'rcsh Groceries.
UST received and for sale at the Confectionary Prime N. O. Sugar Double Refined Susrar 1 Layer Raisins Smyrna Fi^s: .Brazil Nuts: ,i Soft Shelled Almonds Nutmeir-: lii'-e: Sweet Cavindish Tobacco Ground Puppor Soda Crackers Sugar Crackers: Oyster do. Pure Cider Vinegar, &e. Together with a general assortment of FINE CANDIES. CIOARS. and a little of almost every thing else. Call nnd see for yourselves.
J. 1). ASTKRS .V.
August 25. 1855.—n6tf.
Salt, Flour asaI g"s*!i.
We have now in
store and in course of receiving 150 Bbls. Lake Salt v.-• 50 Half Bbls. White Fish and Mackerel 10 Bbls. Choice Family Flour To which will be made constant additions, to supply the trade, at the lowest rates.
WILSON. GRIMES & CO..
Mav 2o 1 it 2 Commercial Block.
KUSIIELS of Wheat wanted in mediately for which I will pay the
hisrhestcash price.
J. D. MASTERSoN.
JVPIV T!
FRIENDS
rick*
WC ha
for sale. Pitcl Jnlv 28. 1S55.
cot a tine kiln of front Brick H. PUSEL & BRO. n2'f.
NOTICE.
HEREAS my wife Martha Ellen Andrews having left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation iwarn all persons against trusting or harboring her on my account as 1 will pay no debts of her contractinir.
v7-no9-3w
N'OTICE
JOHN H. ANDREWS.
is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of John Rcitzel, late of Montgomery County Indiana deceased, said estate is supposed to be insolvet.
DAVID RUSK Administrator,
"VTOTICE is hereby eiven. that I will sell at publie auction. 011 Saturday the 'Hh day of Octobcr next, at the residence of John lieinM. late of Montgomery Couuty Indiana deceased, a!! his personal property (not taken by the widow consisting ofi Dorset*. 'hoes, corn in the field, a two horsi. waggon. honse hold and kitchen furniture cir^. A credit of nine months will be ?iv?n on ail sums over .hr^e dollars, the purchaser giving hi? note with approved se^uritr, waivine valuation and appraisement laws,
SK Ad
DAVID RU ministrator.
J'ulv 14, 1855.—tf.
Campbell's QI| Stand, corner of
XT70UT.P respectfully call the attention of the TV public to their extensive and wcli selected stock of Ilijots it Shiies. They were bought to sell ainf persons wiil find it to their interest to call and examine before purclmsimr elsewhere. Cur stock ,.(-
Liallicr & Findisi^
Is large '.his phi
\T'
AT
ST'5.
A P. WATSON & CO,
and complete, being ihe most extensive in
Mav 10. IS •».-- -nit.
A. P. WATSON & CO.
O W N
-v 117/0/ t'OMtf U/Cll Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
WHITE-LEAD, OILS,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, 13rushes, &.C., NO. 3, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, TAKES this method of informing his numerous customers, that he i.* yow ifi receipt of a heavy supply of all articles In hi? line, ana invites them to call and look through his stock, assuring them that when in need of any articles in his line he. will use all endeavors to suit them, both in regard to quality and price.
Physicians wiil find it to their interest, to call and examine his stock before p*m-hasing elsewhere. PJS??" Remember tho place—No. 3. Commercial Block. June 10 \"f—v(5n47.
$40,00
.A
take pleasure in announcing to our friends and customers, that on and alter August 2d. wc. will sell meats at a
Our Market will he removed on the 7th of August. to the Croy building, opposite Hughe's Bakery. formerly 01 -ciipied by the ?:l! Hotse Company. I wlieie von will find the
Latcli
from twelv
String" Oiil o'clock at night until all is .-old. A I.'ST IN As ('01 RS
Auirust 4th. v7-n3tf.
II£. Y^I)KRH!I/r,
E N A I
r^JlSURGEON.
ESPECTFl'LLV tenders his services to tho cit-
give-- particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which are now annually lost for want of timely and judicious treatment. Those that are in want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of
Porcelain Teeth in the West,
Having sure utility and r-a.-o to dl requiring artificial substitutes, from a single tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted. I All operations pertaining to the scioncc carefully attended to with the ie.i.^t possible pain.
Dental Rooms in Washington Hall. i=S? November 4, 1553. tf.
TIT H' B08T0 !Y: '.D [Ki
S\i
E {k
Remember No. 3.
9
Burl of Stake at seven cts.. all other Cuts in proportion ranging from two up to seven ets. Wc n-iall always have a full assortment of Meats, such as Beef, utton. pork, Sausage and sometimes Yea!, all ''f which wc warrant not to l»c surpa.wd in workmanship or cleanliness, to which we respoctfuliv invite pour attention.
AN.
20:*
SOI* J. Al»8iI5SOX, Wholesale and Rotail Dealer in SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, COOKING. PARLOR AND COAL STOVES. Of every variety.—Also Manufacturer of COPPER*TIN is SHEET IRON WARES 20 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Only Agency for the splendid and cheap, Cooking
Stove called
''THE XE W WORLD."
I .V DIANA ON AKEX AT A It. Janlo'5." voir^'iyl
1 in E 11 1 1 riSIIEK Jc FAGAN, Proprietors,
CRAWEORDSV ILI.E. INDIANA.
3 1 A E O S E
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. K«p' on iho American and European Plan. Second ro none in the Union.
D7i Sii./
DAVIS &GARVIN
Having bought out and Succeeded
:. m. sfrooR & co.,:
Y\7*OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of of Montgomery country that they have now 011 sate a
S N I TO CK F-
XEW GOODS,
coinririsinjr tho larccsi assortment ever before offered in this market/ Our stock consists in part of «r,
O E I N & DOMESTIC
BELT .6 00 ft 8
(i-tnuiw,
r=r*
HOOTS A SIIOKS,
IIATS & CAPS.
IJONNinX
NOTIONS, ,T Queensware,
all «f which will lc sold at unprecedented LOW l'RK.'KS for cash or approved credit.
We have Adopted the?
O N E I E S S
All our £rf.Is have the seliinir price marked upoii thi-iii in figures from which there will he so VAKIATION. AYe believe this to be the only fuir way of doins.' a retail business, and hojx it will he apprceiated by those who fuvor us with their patron ron nirc.
To make room for ne\~ tTorxls inconstantly arriving) we otfer the stock bought of M. Snook it Co.,
I. ?. propose doins a limited .IOBBINO BUSINESS, anil would inform the. dealers in tho country that they will at u'l times lie prepared to t'urnisfi iroods on 11s favorable terms nnd prices as they can procure in Cincinnati or any city west.
We have made arrangements east to have now iroods forwarded to 11s weekly by express, in order that wc may always have a full sloe) forourcus. tonx-iv to select from. 1). &. ti llatter themselves that several yenrs experience in some of the largest importing and jobbing houses in Boston enables them to purchaso goods 0:1 as favorable terms as anv western house.
R. Sehcnek is to be found at the old stand, and will at all times be happy to see his friends and patron-. t'raw fords\ilie, May ~, If?v6nl2-tf.
fftmtuMJiiWS.
T.
0.
BROWN,
No. Commercial Block.
WOTLI)
inform his customers, and the public, generally that he has succeeded in obtaining the ujrencv for the sale of Dr. Daniel's celebrated TRUSSES. 'k'-,
SMOrLDKR BRACES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER?, CLUB FOOT S1IOKS.
WKAK AN "LE SHOES', ARTIFICIAL ARMS. HANDS AND LEGS.
SL'JiOKONS SPLINTS. LACE STOCKINGS, BANDAGES, Ac.. Ac."'
Which be will furnish a', manufacturers retail prices. lie has now on hand very larirc nnd coinph-to assortment of the above articles whi'-h t.ho afllicted are rcf,iu,-iKd total! and examine. No trouble to show poods.
dune 00. IS'I'I. v. vfin50tf.
I O W E I O N A
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A S S O N
rp A KS pleapure in informing tho Ladies and I- Gentlemen of 'rawfordsvillc, and tho juvenile portion of community, that lie has opened up a Confectionry establishment on Green street, on door south of the Post- Office, where yon can supplied with articles new and fresh such as Can difc.-i, Nuts. Raisins, Citron, Lemons, Ocrkiris, Sar dines. Mu-ieul Instruments.Cane and Willow IW kets. China nnd Wooden Toys of all kinds, nort« and sizes: als-», an endless variety of other notion?,
TOILET ARTICLES,
of all kinds and of the first quality Coloprnes--small and large bottles, Essences, Lubin's celebrated extracts of different kinds, Oils, Soaps, Clothe*, I lair and Tooth Brushes of the best quality. Tji short we have everything from a cat's eye an elephant's tooth.
The gentlemen will also find at this establishmerit the bert Cicars, without doubt, ever sold in this market.. Chewintr Tobacco, I'ipc^, ite., ifcc.
ICE CREAM and 'LEMONA DE always on hand when tne weather i* suitable. July 1 •). 1:v5n.V2tf.
TOBACCO STORE W. B. Keeney
VV' OuLD respectfully inform the citizens of \Y Montcemery county that he has removed:, ins establishment to the stand formerly occupied by T. I). Brown, and one door cast of the Holtoti House. He will keep constantly on hand a largo supply of CHOICE CIGARS.
CHEWING AND SMOKING TORACCO. Among his stock will.be found a superior quality of HON ICY DEW,
JINNEY LINO TWIST, VIRGINIA CAVENDISH, GOLDEN LEAF,
PANCAKE, IIAVANNA CIGARS, MAGNOLIAS,
PKINCIPIES,
together -*ith other brands and qualities too na-i merous to mention. Orders from country dealer* promptly tilled at the lowest rates.
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JOHN MrCARPEL. PROPRIETOR.
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Guardian's Sale.
fTMlE undersigned as Guardian of the person and I estate of John and Nathaniel Barnct, will mil at private sale the following descriled real eutaU situated in the connty of Montgomery, in the .State of Indiana, to-wit:" The undivided two-eighth parts of the north-wor quarter of ?ecti*h twentyfour in township nineteen nor'.h of range six wc**..
TKHV One bait of 'BE purehns* money cash :N' har-d at 'ime of sale, and the balance in six mon'b? from dsv of sale, th* purchawir ^firing p«vm«n'. thereof bv n^te. with fichold s?'-:in»y, and with cut relief from va.'nation laws. ,'OHN S. GRAY. Guardian.
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