Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 May 1857 — Page 3

BEWARE or

BFCAWTTF.—Wie

fiia the

gbftdfetpid cityi *bo oecwtonlly take »little "for the etmnarh's lake," to beware how they drink brandy, or we should rather sajy.thfe red liquid which is handed to them at tavern counters, under that name. It is a well-known fact, that there ia scarcely a bar-room in the city, however extensive, elegant, or pretentious, thai contains a drop of the genuine article* Indeed, very little of it, comes into the country from France, and what dots "come, commands an almost fabulous price—-a ^|uce se great, at any rate, as to exclude it, fchndgt entirely, from the retail trade. IndeedT^en with the best will to sell a good article, the tavern-keener cannot surely get it.' The article which he buys under customhouse lock, and which unquestionably has 'come from France, is oothing more nor less than a portion of the 'millions of gallons of "pure spirit," i. e., alcohol, which has been exported from this country, to receive, in Francc, its coloring and its flavor from the essential "oil of {Jogniac," and then to be imported back.— Tins is no illusion, but a fact of daily practise, and it would be safe to conclude, that ny glass which you may take up, at any bar in town, is nothing but colored pure spirits, flavord with a few drops of the poisonous oil alluded to. The same may be said of the stuff that is furnished you in demijohns from the wholesale grocers and liquor dealers, for family use, at the rate of five, six, and even seven dollors per gallon. Through the failure of the grape in Franco, and the immense consumption of the articlc of brandy in this country, not one twentieth part of the demand made upon France can be supplied and as the major part, of this demand is for high priced brandy, it will at once be seen, what perilous stuff, even the most fastidious •and careful drinkers are obliged to swallow. The only safe course is therefore, to abstain from calling for brandy altogether. There is but little good in it, even when it is best and it has been saddled upon us, as a national drink, in place of the comparatively harmless beverages chosen by other nations, by a school of rcdfaccd old cocks, who, with profoundly, if not the sobriety of oracles, yoked our necks years ago, with the notion that a little brandy was "the best thing in the world for stomach," especially after eating oysters—a double fallacy, as has long ago been proved. We, therefore, advise that brandy be prcmittcd to go out of fashion—at, least while it is out of the country—and if wo must have a national drink let us follow the example of the nation which maufactures brandy for use, and adopt something as a daily beverage, that is, at least, a shade lighter than hell fire.—Porter's Spirit.

I®" Secret societies of all kinds are said to bo increasing in France, the aims cf which are supposed to bo political, and their existence is said to be very annoying to the peace of the Emperor Louis Napoloofi. The government officials find it impossible to follow them up, and they are mid to be more rife than at any period Kiucc the revolution.

4/iTifE

WHOM-: ANIM.W..—A wagoner, who

passed through this place some time since, on being asked "where he was from?" gave the following answer: I am from Cow-horn hril at Ox feed ford of Yearling branch, which runs through Calf m.oadow, and vmptics into Heifer prong of steer Creek, •near Hullsborough in COW IOTA County. •My ifriimr is S'tocton—was born on Elk river —brought up in Cattlcburv, Kentucky: and I can yoke and break a steer, tame a bull", or elia^o a buffalo eijual to a Prairie hunter, and SKIN any man opposed to Jaekion."—(Ira, Athenian, .Tunc, 1.828.

-Anitioin/rrn.ir. At a meeting of the members of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, held at, (lie Court House, on Saturday, April 2.jth, the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year:

President—KICUAKD CANINF., Esq. ]'ice. Presidents—PRESTON MCCORMICK, TAYLOR "\V. WKUSTEK.

Treasures—FRANCIS II. Fuv." Corresponding Secretary—THOMAS AV. FRY.

Recording Secretary—F. M. IIF.ATON.

Prudential Committee—T. 11. Fitzgcrnld, John Campbell, J. P. Watson, Jos. E. McDonald, George Munns, Dr. Thomas, of Coal Creek Township, Swan Brookshirc, Jeremiah Durham. John Linn, Esq., J. W. James and T. AY. Webster.

On motion, the Prudential Committee were requested to meet at the Court House, on Saturday, May 30th, for the purpose of preparing Premium List, &e.

After the transaction of other business tho Society adjourned. RICHARD CANINE, President.

FRANK M. IIEATON, Secretary.

REMGIOUS NOTICE.

A two day's meeting of the Universalis! denomination will be held in the Court House, in Crawfordsville, May IGth and 17th. Rev. J. D. Williamson, of Cincinnati. or Rev. B. F. Foster, of Indianapolis, will be present on the occasion.

Services on Saturday at 10^ A. M. and .7^ P. M. On Sunday at 10+ A. M. and and 7A P. 31.

I. O. O. F.

The members of Montgomery Lodge, No. 8?, of I. O. O. F., are requested to meet at their Hall, on Saturday evening the 16th inst,, as there is business of importance before the Lodge.

All members are requested to attend. N By order of the Sec'ty.

MARRIED.—On the 7th inst, by Rev. J- B, Crowe, Mr. NATIIAKIEL BEATLY. of Shelby County, Ky., to Miss ANN E. G. SNYDER,oldest daughter of Geo. TV. Snyder, Esq., of this place.

DIED:—On Saturday, May 3d., 1857, At his residence on the SVoa Plains, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, of Bronchinal Con' sumption, SEBASTIAN* FOUST, aged 25 Tears And sfx months...

The deceased was boro near Tarlton, Piokaway County, Qhia, and came to this State in October 1854. Ht^ leaver a-wife find child, a father, and numorobs frionds jo mourn his loss." #•.

For the Keviow.

A H3H£83&3 Embracing specimen* that i« Rtrcted Ifiteruii&f In the Animal Womld.

The great Performing Elephant!

TIP O 9 A1 B.

THB ON-tr*" FAIR Or

ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS

Is America, the larfec *rer captured alive.-

The ifsrie nailer the personal inperviilon of THE

RENOWNED VAN

AMBUKGH.

AN ENTIRE NEW CIRCUS!

COMPIU3IVO

JJnulE (Eraineb Blooft Worses! Imported from Cnplaotl and Arabia

A DROVE of TRICK PONIES!

••r Highly Educated .r

TWeSTAR TROUPE Of either hemirphprr. In llie followinff F.quen'riiiM,

ftymnut*, PantomimiXa anil Dramatiata MRS. E W. PERRY, MR. E. W. PERRY. THE NICOLO FAMILY, (four in .umker.)

T. WYETH, FRANK CARPENTER, MASTERS ALPHONSE, SEBASTIAN AND ALMA. Together wlifc HARDEN', NOItTON. WHEELER.

LEWIS, IIAWLEV, AC.

Two Performances each day!

wonnr.nrui. ANT

LSTITRRM

Ii8rcis03 in the Cages of Lions, Tiger's,

TIO GREAT ROOKIE DOGS.

From Attlny'a Amphilkmttrp, London, TRAINED BY MONSIEUR NfCOlO.

Herman Imdwig-'s Cornet Band Will discourse the fittest of Air* during tkc day. A MAONIFICHN'T PROCESSION*

VVill be mndc on entering Town.

For minute dftcriptson Handbills Pictnrinlrt, Ac. A i\ NICWKIKK. AriKNT.

WILL EXHIBIT AT

Crawfordsville, Saturday May 16, '57

•FOU ONK BAY ONLY.

£37""Doors open nt I & 7 oVlock. P. M. t*r Admission—frVt*. Children—25ots. A CARD.—In nddition to the nbovo combined entertainment', the Manager takes pleasure in announcing an engagement with

MR. EATOX STONE,

Till! CHAMPION IIARKDACX EQUESTRIAN of tllC WOItl.p! Also, in addition to tho extensive collection of Animals, a CatVr.i Lioness with fivo \Vhe!fs, born in Vim Amburg it Co.'* Menagerie Buildings, in the City of Cincinnati, on the ISth of March, 1857. 1 which arc esteemed one of tho greatest curiosities in the Aniinul Kingdom—to bo seen free of extra charge. n42tl

Administrator's Sale.

rpiIF. r.inlersitrned administrator of the ostato of .1 Merchant .Jarret, late of MontgomerT Conntv Ind.. dec., will sell at public miction, on'Saturday tho SOtli dny of May, I?.1)?, at tho honse of John Wilson, one mile west of tho Crawfordsville and Terre Ilantw road, and on tho road lending West from WILHITOV corner to Clark's Mill, the followin^r personal property to-wit: ono horse, a 1 horse* hiisrjry and ono set of harness, corn in the crib, wheat in the jrrainery, wheat in (jrouibl, household anil kitchen Furniture, and various other articles. Sale to commcncc at 10 o'clock A. M.

TERMS o» SAL*.—A credit of six months will bo pi von on all sums over threo dollars, the purchaser giving to with approvod security waving valuation and appraisement laws. On all sums of threo dollars and less cash in hand will bo required. JONATHAN VANCLKAVE. Jr.

May Or. tlwo, Administrator.

Administ*ator's

NOTICK

Noticc.

is herchv given that Jonathan Vancleave, jr.. has been appointed administrator of tho estate of Merchant Jarret. late of Montgomecry ountv. Ind., dec. Said Estato is snppc *ed to be solvent. JONATHAN VANCLKAVE. jr.

Mnv 9vSn42-8w. Administrator.

MUSIC! MUSIC!!

To all those who are desirous, in tho beautiful Art of learning, to plav tho Pinnn Forte nn«l Mcl'odf*

on. the undersigned would respectfully state that ho is still prepared to eivo Lessons on tho above named Instrument*. Pianos, Melodeons, and all Reed Instruments tuned and repaired in a Supeiior m! liner. Several years experionco. bosides numorons Kcffercnces from this and other States, ounble mo to say that I am competent to give perfect satisfaction to all thoso entrusting me with a favor in tho Musical Line.

All Orders left at Mr. Newman's Music Sloro will bo promptly attended to. may 0 'oTvSn42-tf. L. KISSNER.

Notice.

THE

nndersigned oilers for sale on ono, two and three years with interest, three out lots, in College addition. 2 two acre lots, one 8% acres, including a desirable building building situation, also three small lota 20 by 30. beginning at tho alley cast of Dr. Bcnage's and running cast on Main street—each 20 feet. Also eight small lots near the Depot. Also, Tan-yard near Sperrr's Mill, ono acre of land with ten or twelve hundred dollars stock. Also, mv residence, fronting College sc^uaro—tho lots lfi5 leet square, IToiisn two stories, with 10 rooms. This location and House is very well situated for a boarding Hon*e.

May 2, '57vSn41wS. JOHN WILSON.

House and Sigu Painting, Paper Hanging/ &c>, Work done to Order, Cheap for Cash.

Shop Over Broicn's Drug Store,

All order* left with T. D. Brown, promptly attended to. THO'S H. WINTON". May 2. lS57,-vsn41.

LAKOELodgers,

fall bound Demy Day Books—Journals and at 90 cts per quire. Marchants and others will find it to their interest, if wanting anything in the Blank Book line, to call at

FRAXK

AXON'S

ARNOLD'S

NO.1, Empire Block.

Black, Cop vine & Carmine Inks, for

sale by FHANK HEATON, May e] No. 1, Empire Block.

I ASH. or Books and Stationery, given in exchange for good clean Rags, by uav Sj FRAXK HEATOJJ, No.

R. KANE'S Arctic Exploratioi^just roceived and for sale by If RANK HEATON [ay 21657v8n-il-tf. No. 1, Empire Block-

DICK'S.

WORKS—Rollins'. Histoir, Joecphns, Plutarch'* Liven, Bhakspeare (V Byron, for sale by FRANK IlEATO,,

Mar 2-tf. No. 1. Empire Block.

FARMERS, ... MERCHANTS,

MECHANICS, LABORERS, EVERY BODY! THE

undersigned are desfrons of informing yon that they are desirous of changing their business to SOME EXTENT, and confirm themselves in the fntn're to the Grocery ode alone,

When the interest of the buyer and seller agree, Bargain is soon made. To facilitate ns in onr landable object, and at the same time make it an object for all persona who desire to

Make a Dollar go as far as it trill, we say that we have a iarge and well assorted stock of

Hats and Caps,

BOOTS & SHOES

HARDWARE

QUEEN SW ARE

Harvest Tools and Farming Implements,

all of tho best

Manufactories in the United States.

Together with a great assortment ef Notions. All of which for Cash, Bacon or any kind of Country Produce, we will sell at Cost and Carriage.

This is a rare opportunity for buyers during the present hard times. Call and examine our goods. To those who desire to make an account for any of these goods who are known to be good, or who 'are recommended by responsible persons, we will bill them any of the above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stock of Groceries aro ample and complete. In fact every that usually is connected with that trade wo have on hands, and will con! inuetohave as long as we can sell them for cash or produce, but they must bo paid for in some war, when bought.

To the Cash Buyer*

Wesny come to ns for any articlo of Groceries or Provisions and wo will sell to you. Any I'roducc brought in will be paid for in Cash The onlv place wlcro bargains are to be had now is oi us". W. II. LAYMON fc CO.

May 2, 1357,vSnU-tf.

tiy PliOF. L.-V N(JWORTH V•

NEW ARRIVAL

Watches jg| Clocks

AND

THE NEW STORE One Door East of the Jlohon (louse.

I1E nndersigned havingjust opened one of the Largest and most complete assortment of

Wafchcs, Clocks & Jewelry, Takes this method of infrrming his friende, and '.ho public generally that he will sell his goods

E A E

Ttian nny other establishment in town. His stock comprises a large assortment of

Gold Patent Lever Watches, Duplex Detached Lever Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watches,

Duplex

Ladies Gold Ncck Chain?, Watch Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detached Levers, Open Faced and

N I N

300

ditforentstylesof Ladies & Gents Breast Pins,

800

different styles of Gold Ear Drops,

500

different styles of Finger Rings, 100 different styles of Gents sleeve & collar buttons Gold Hrncelets and Rist Bands,

Gold Lockets and Silver Thimbles, All of which I enn warrant to be of the very host Matoiial and Workmanship.

Watches, Clocks & Jewelry,

Repaired & Warranted,

At the sign of the

GOLDEN WATCH,

One Door East of Holton House. May 2,'5TvSn4Mf. JAMES TATTERSON.

Spectacles!

AT/E have also on hand, a large assortment of Spcctae'ies. all of which wo can warrant to be of the finest Pebble Glasses.

May 2 1857,vSn41-tf. James Patterson.

Oh! Come Along!

Right About Face.

Attention Everybody!!

THE

nndersiffned would inform tho public, that he has received a now addition to his stock, consisting of all the standard works of tho day.

LARGE FAMILY BIBLES, SCRAP BOOKS, PORT FOLIOS, NOTE & Draft Books, fcc., also Cap, Letter, Legal Note and Bill Papers—by the Quire or

Ream. Envelopes, Copy Books,

PORTEMONIES,

Pocket Cutlery and Inks,

Pens, and Penholders,

and every thing of the kind usually kept in a

Book and Stationery Establishment.

Call aTonnd soon, examine my stock tnd lcajn my prices. Remember tho place is East sidc__o_f No. 1, Empire Block, opposite Crawford's Old Corner." FRANK. M. HEAT0'

May 2.1S57 v5n41-tf.

Empire Block.

Dr. John Ball's Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. Combines all the medicinal virtue* of Burdock, Yellowdock, Dandelion, and pure Honduras Sarsapcrilla. and is the most po'ent Blood Purifier in the known world. For thecare of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout. Dropsy, and all Chrome Diseases, It has no equal- For sale by druggist* and merchants in ecory town and village in |the United States, and for aalo byl

MANSON &

POWERS,

Wholesale «fe Retail Drngpsts.

April

il l?vSc?.9-Bn:. Crowf?rri?vihe. Ind.

CAMPBELL, GALEY AND HAfiTER

Are now in roccipt of tbeir .• v.-

I E N S E S O

THEIR

Stock of Dress 6oods is very large, consisting of Plain and Fancy Silks, Organdines, Cballis, Percalles. Bereges, Lamart, ines

Eugenia Robes, Victoria Stripes, Bayaderes, Eglantines, Brilliants Chintzes, Organ dines,

Lawns, &c., &c., &c.

Combining a variety of the Newest Styles, and richest designs ever offered. Their stock of

EMBROIDERIES,

Is Mag nificcnt, embracing all the novelties in

Sleeves, Collars, Berthas, Edgings, and Insertings.

Ilaving honght them direct from the importers, they can sfill" them at a much less price than the same Goods can be bought elsewhere.

Mantillas and Shawls,

In great variety, and entirely new styles, just in troduced this season. An iinmcnso lot of

Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons,

Paris, and New York Styles,

Many novelties in this line which cannot fail to meet the approbation of tho Ladies. Ladies and Children's Shoes, of the host city make, bombining style and durability. Men and Boys boob* and Shoes, adapted to the season, at fnirpriccs. Ready Made Clothing, an immense Stoclc, got up for city retail trade. Thoso wishing garments, made in fashionable style, of the-best material, at prices far below anything of tho kind ever sold before in this place, will do well to ea 11.

As the rncb for this immense stock, ia expected to be veiV great, doors will be open at A. M.. ar.d not cloie'd till 10 P. M., So that all may have a chance. CAMPBELL fc CO

April 25 vSn40-tf.

^AAA Pieces of Wall Paper, New Styles for sale by CAMPBELL & Co. April 25, lSfl,

LARGE Stock of Carpets and Matting for sale cheap by CAMl'BELL & CO April 25 1857.

Illids Prime Sugar for srle by April 1S57. Campbell & Co.

KAA LBS Choice Teas for sale by April IgaT. Campbell «& Co.

Bags Rio Coffee for sale by April 1357. Campbell & Co.

-A Kegs Nails, of the best brand, for sale by April 1357. Campbell & Co.

450

Aware

N immenso stock of Qucensware and Glassfor s-ilo by Campbell «fe Co. April 25, 1357.

125

Tons Pomroy iron (inonn tai ore )for pale Campbell &, Co. April 25,1307. pr Rooms full of goods for sale cheep at O April 25,1S57. Campbell & Co.

2-5 WITNESSES

Forger Convicted.

i— -i O f=S

John S. Bye is the Author, gJT

Who lias had 10 years experience as Banker and Publisher" and author of

A Series of Lectures at the Broadway Tabernacle, When, for 10 successive nights, over 8S-50.000 PEOPLE,.

Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, while he exhibited the manner-in which Counterfeiters executo their Frauds, and the Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting them!

Greatest Discovery of Tho Present Century l"3

OR DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANE NOTES,

Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence {3 and exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit in Circulation 1 Arranged so admirablv. that REFERENCE

KASY and DETECTION IN- O S A N A N E O S JSP No Index to examine, no pages to 1mntV up! But so simplified and arranged, that tho Merchant, Banker, and Business Man can CD nil at a Glance. GO

ENGLISH, FRENCH 6l GEIlItlAR. Thus each may read tho same in his own Native Tongue. CD Most pcrfcct Bank Note List published pq*

Also a List of I—7*

All the Private Bankers in America. T** :Y complete Summary of tho Finance of Europe America will be published in cach edition, together with all the Important News W of the Day. Aso a series of »ZS

INTERESTING STORIES,

From an Old Manuscript found in tho East. It furnishes the Most Complete History of O I E N A I E &

And describing the most perplexing positions in which tho Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have been so often found.

These stories will continue throughout tho hole year, and will prove tho Most Entertaining ever offered to the public. {jgf Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only at *1 a year. All Letters must bo addressed to S

JOHN S. DYE, Broker,

-7*

PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, 70 Wall Street, New York. April-25

!57v3n40-ly.

Ciiristman & Gregg,

The largest and only exclusive

HARDWARE Establishment

MONTGOMERY CO

No. 2, Eopire Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Notice

Tshere

by giAen that the undersigned has been appointed" administrater of tho estate of William Marlow late of Montgomery Connty Indiana deceased. Said estat is snposed to bo solvent.

ROBERT M. HIGGINS, Administrater. April 25,1857. n40w8.

Administrators Sale.

Nauction

otice is here by given that I will sell at public on Saturday the 16th day of Mav next at the late residence of William Marlow late of Walnet Township Montgomery County deceased, the personal property of said deceased" consisting of house hold and kitched furniture Horses, Hogs, Sheep, farming utensils,cattle, wagon, ftc. a credit of nine months will be given on all «ums|over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved seenrity waiving benefit of valuation laws.

Eltzroth, Harding & Co., .'l DEALERS IX 'I

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

Clothing, Hals, Caps, Boots,

SHOES, K0TI0NS, GROCERIES, AND

E E N S W A E

"WASHINGTON HALL" BUILDING,

Crawfordgville, Ind

OUR

Patrons and the Public generally, are ofie and all requested to call and examine a fine and large stock of Spring and Summer Goods.

Among onr stock may be found,

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

G^SSIMEiES, Cloths, Satinetts, Tweeds,

And all kinds of Summer Goods, for Arens Ware, Blea. and Bro. Muslins, Sheetings, Drills & Ticks,

A I E S E S S O O S Of the Latest Styles, in every variety. PRINTS, LAWNS, BERAGES, TIS

SUES, BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS, BONNETS, BORDERS, AND

ARTIFICIALS.

Our stock is, and will he kept full, and can be bought as low as goods are sold in any Market. Call in every body and sec for yourselves, we will take in exchange for our goods, Cash, or any kind of Country Produce at tho highest market prices. Bnttbr,"Eggj, Chickens, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Wood, Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, wo want it if you wnnt our eoo'dn.

J-.LTZROTH, HARDING & Co.

April 4, '57-vol.8-110.37—tf.

O O O

O. "W- PEATHSB,

HAS

brought the cheapest lot of Goods that was ever opened in Crawfordsville, which he offers, and will sell to the citizens of the town and vicinity at the store room of Joel Lee, cheaper than was ever offered here before, for Cash and Cash on ly. Our stock consists in part of

Spring DeLaines, Challies, Printed Boreges, Satin Striped do. Plain & Dotted Swiss, Striped D'Chenic, Fancy Lawns, Plain Bereges, in ha ms Prints, Crape Shawls, Bl'k Silk,, Mantillas, (Beauties,) Bugle Collars, French Work Collars, French WORKED UNDERSLEEVES, BONnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, Parasols, Hats & Caps, Boots and

Shoes, Clothing, and all other articles usually kept in our

I N E

April -1,

!!7-v8-h37-tf.

O N#

HANNAH

J=2 i=s t=±

The Bank Note E?igravers all say that he is the greatest Judge of Paper Money Living.

x. I 3SX

URNISMNG GOODS

Cheaper for Cash than at any other establishment in the West-, either Ready Made or Made to Order. Our stock comprises a variety of

Cloths, Cassiracrcs, Vcstings, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery Ilandkcrchiefs, &c., with an assortment of

N O I O N S

Also: Trunks, Carpet Sags, Umbrellas, Fancy Walking Canes, &c., &c. We respectfully invite all who are in want of Goods, in our line to givou a call before purclias ing elsewhere. Our motto is "Cash Sales and Small Profits," which enable us to sell 15 percent cheaper than any other nstablishmcn t, being practicable Tailors, we have been able to bccomo conversentwith all the latest and most approvod styles as well as being the better able to judge of the qnalitv of Goods. HANNAH *fc CA^SELTJ.

Crowfordsvillc, April 4, (vol S-no37-6m.)

Important to Farmers!

J. Crawford & Mullikin, HAVING

received a lnrgo and splendid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Consisting of the following articles in part: Berages, Tissues, Bl'k Silks, Fancy Lawns,

All kinds of

White Goods, Fancy Prints

Black and Brown Shirtings, Bonnets, Ilibbons, Borders, and Artificials. Fancy Cassimcres, Black Cloths, Men's Sumraor Goods of all kinds,

Boots & Shoes, and Hats,

A great variety.

Gjoceries, Glass and Queenswarc, CLOTHING.

lUens Furnishing Good*.

Shirts, Shirt Bosoms, Collars, Hosiery, Ladies Kid, Silk, and Cotton Gloves,

Our stock being complete, we aak onr friends and cnstomerR to call and examine onr goods, wo will receive all kinds of Produce in exchange for troods Cash not refused. Onr prices moderato.

ROBFTR M- Hireins, Administrater.

••Ar.riliS.lt:: nvJ0--r3

Philadelphia Mammoth iLOTHlNS STORE

At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E S & O A N PROPRIETORS.

LITE FROM PHILADELPHIA.

WMontgomery

E wonld respcctfnTly inform tho citizens of Connty, that we are now receiving and opening ont for sals one of the largest and fiaest Stocks of •. .1 •.

Ready Made Clothing

Ever brought to any Western Market. Oar stock consists of every variety of

FL-A-IJSR SC FAN"0"5T

WEARING APPAREL.

In this branch of the trade we are unsurpassed by any house in the Wabash Valley, and onr facilities are sneh that we can afford to sell any article of Clothing[ ot

LOWER FIGURES 1

Than can be had elsewhere. Our stock of Clothing consists in part of the following:

Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags. &c.

SPLENDID JEWELRY.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, LOCKETS, FINGER RINGS, CHAINS, EAR DROPS, &c., &c., &c., &c.

.This establishment will bo found to contain overy article usually kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Produce taken. The Farmer and Mechanic will find this establishment tho very place for Good Bargains. MATER FE ULLVAN*.

April 4, lS50-vS-n37,

C. W. I'RATIIER.

Spring Goods! Spring Goods!

Ilavc just received

CASSELL,

splendid assortment of tho

LATEST STYLES,

And Finest Quality of Spring Goods, And will continuo to receive all the Latest Patterns as they come into market. Gentlemon can supply themselves in any kind of

N. W. GRIMES. WM. BURBRIDGE, JR.

GRIMES & BTTRBRIDGE, Grocers & Hardware Merchants,

Dea'ers in

IRON, NAILS, STEEL, AXES, SPRINGS. WINDOW GLASS, SASII,

TO OILS,

No. 1, Commercial Block,

E E N S E E

DIANA

We nrc now receiving our Spring supplies, consisting of Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlcrv, Saddlcrv, CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS,

Iron, Nails, Glass, Steel, Axels, Springs, Bolts, Sash, &c. A S O

GROCERIES, DYESTUFFS, COROAGE,

And a great variety of other articles, snch as aro generally kept in an csl ablislimcnt of this kind, to wli icli wo invite the examination of purchasers, feeling confident that we can sell them Goods as cheap as any houso in this plncc. Thankful for iiast patronage, we solicit a continuanco of the same. GKIMKS & BURBK1DGE.

April 4,-vcl.S-no.37.

Notice.

ALLandaccount

those indebted to us cither bv note or Book will do us a favor by calling around paying the snine, as #o want to settle up the old concern immediately.

NOTICE

EST

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

April loTSn39-tf.

NEW DRESS MAKING

E S A S I E

I S S I E

WOULD

respectfully annonnce te tho Ladiot of Crawforasvillc and vicinity, tl at she has inst opened, a shop in the room formerly ocettpied. By Mr. Norman, whe a she will keep hertelf ia readineM to execute all order* in the line of

Dress and Mantilla Makiag,

in the latest fashionable styles, ss her patterns arc all received from M'dme. Demorest's, Broadway. New York. aprl02m.

WILSON, GRIMES, A CO.

April 4,1357-vol. 3-n37-tf.

Executor's Sale.

is hereby given that wo will sell at public Auction, at'thc door of the Court Houso, in Crawfordsville, county of Montgomery, on Saturday tho 30th day of May, 18T7, the following described real cssntc, of which Joseph Barton, doc., seized, sitrate in said County, in tho neighborhood of Samuel Gilliland. to-wit: tho cast half of the cast half of the north-east quarter of section 34, in township IS, north of rango 5 west.

TERMS:—Ono third of the purcliaso money to ba paid in hand, one third in 9 months, and tho residue in eighteen months from day of sale, the purchaser giving his notes with interest from aatc and without rcleif from valuation laws.

A. GADDES,

One of the Ex«cutors of tho estate of said May 2. \17v8n41w4. a BARTON. [Priutcr's Fee—$3,00

Music Teaching and Piano Toning.

Fzens

LANGGUTII. rcspcctfullv offers to the citiof Crawfordsville and vicinity, his services in teaching I'iano and Mclodcon. 1'iompt attention given to I'iano Tuning, and repairing all kinds of 'Musical Instruments. When not _professionally engaged, will bo found at Mr. T. Nowman's Jewelry and Music store, and will arrange Music for songs, and any Musical Instrument, in the plainest, and now-a-days most, fashionable stvle. "These, wishing his services in Teaching, Tuning, and Music Publishing, aro rcspcctfully invited, to call on him.

April 25, 1557. n40-lm

A CARD.

ASitwe

arc making preparations for going Last, is nccessary" that all unclosed accounts slionld be closed immediately, with CASH. Thoso having unsettled accounts are requested to close them without delay. Our rules in this respect are rosmvE, and from which there must he no deviation. Our Frionds will at oncc see the necessitv of urging them to promptness. Oar business is Large and it takes

MON*.Y

and

to conduct i.

properly. Our thanks are due to many friends who have met their obligations promptly, and in seme instances that wc know of with sacrifices to themselves. We cannot too highly appreciate the motives of snch: and it shall be our greatest pleasure at all times to serve them with the

BEST,

CHEAPEST GOODS

rrtEsir-

in the market. We are

now preparing for the pur :hase and receptiion (of the largest stock of Goods ever offered to .he citizens of this place and vicinity, which we intend to sell at prices so low that every one shall be con vinccd it wid be for their interest to buy

of us. & CO.

Feb. 6, lSo7.3 CAMPBELL

Something New and Valuable. The Great AMERICAN KING.

Dr. John Bali's King of Pain!!

Warranted (o Cure

Cholera, Cholesa Morbus, Rheumatism, Gout, Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complait,

Cramps, Colic, Sore.?, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cancer3, Tumors, Headache and Toothache, and all other aches. For sale by all Druggists and Store-keepers in avery town and rill ago thronghoat the United States. For sale by

MANSON POWERS. Wfcfilesa'w Entail Dnggis*-s.

april 18r6n83-finj.

QROCERIES*

Coffee, Sugar, Tea,Molawes, Syrup, Snicw, Candiss, Stsrch, Ac reared and for a-.!c by april 4. Gnunrj BI-BBJSIDOE.

READ THIS,

AND REMEMBER!

Tbat you can find

The Best Assortment

And

BEST STYLES!

O O S

AT Thk

BOYNTOK CORHER.'

THEcalling

nndersigned takes this method onee 'mobi of yonr attention to a few items which we think will be of great financial interest to all who may avail themselves of t&e opportunity, and knowing that it ia the duty of every ono in tneao i^

HARD TIMES,

To save the

"OLD SIXPENCE,"

We will not hesitate In saying, that all of oar eld friends and hundreds of others, will avail them* selves of lira opportunity of baying their (*oda at the"Boynton Cornor,"

WSST of the COURT HOUBB.

Where they can positively be had al tba'

Lowest Prioti Ont.

We are now daily receiving one of onr nnnMally large and well assorted stocks of

Dry Cioodi, Boots and Sfcoea,

HATS and CAPS, BONNETS AND

White Goods & Embroideries, Ready Made Clothing,

Groceries, Queenswarc, Glassware, AcV

In sbnrt, every thing commonly kept in a Dry Goods establishment, nil of whicn We have taken great pains in selecting from somo of tho largest and best houscs| In tho eastern market. Taking care to select tho richest and best stylos, as well

as tho

5cO-a 3cO-

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

Best Quality of Goods.

Our facilities for buying will gnarahtco to us the ability to soil, ns low as any of our neighbors, and we tb ink our ten years experience in tho business will guaranteo us the ability to suit the wants of customotB. Wo therefore extend the invitation, to call soon and see us,

Examine our Stock,

Hear our priecfi, and if wo cannot suit vou wo will not charge you anyihing for Jour trouble. If w« cannot sell goods

low as any other house, we

will not ask you to buy. Wo aro determined to sell. Wo will take all Iciudsof

Merchantable Produce,

In exchange for goods, and pay the boat prices given in the town. Kcmoinbcr the Old Brick Corner west of the Court Iionsc, and call soon, or you may miss somo Bargains.

A LLEN, GALF.Y & KEERAN.

April 11th, '57,v8nSS-tf.

Jons w. nt.Ain.

OKO.

n. nnoww. r. a. sittrsow.

Blair, Brown &-Co. RESPECTFULLY

announce to their friends anil

patrons, that thoy are now in recoipt of their

S I N S O

Which is unusually larjo and well sclsctcd snd for styles and quality

Cannot be Excelled,

In this

imrnum. :ex*

Thuir stock is complete in every branch of lbs trade, consisting in part of

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods. CLOTHING,

HATS, & CAPS,

E E N S W 4

BOOTS & SHOES,

GROCERIES, AC.

They take pleasure in returning their thanks for tha liberal patroi ago heretofore extended, and hops by strict attention to customers and the induce-:-: merits thoy may be able to ofTer ill tho way of bargains to merit a continuanco of tho same.

All kinds of countrv prodnco taken inexchanga BLA ,AIK, BKOWN Sc CO. for Goods.

April ll,v'n83-tf.

Pay Up! Pay Up!! Jdesirous

& J. LEE A CO., having aold their store, ars "I winding up their outstanding business, and take this method of reqnesting those knowing themselves indebted to them, to call and settle Immediately, and

save

unnecessary trou

ble and cost. J. & J. LEE & CO. April 13v5nS0-tf.

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ISexisting

hereby given that tho partnership horetofora between the nndersignsd, sad Nosh Myers andTheophilus N. Myers, in the Dry Goods *, business in Alamo, has been dissolved. Taoso ia» teroated will plea»e observe this notice.

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