Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 May 1857 — Page 4

CEN. JACKSON'S GOLD BOX. Mr. An^fcw^j-pckson^, Jrvthc adopted Bon of Andrew Jackson, has replied to the ficJdrOMcd^himby thcchairjuan of a iRpceial committee of the Now York Common Council, making inquiry relative to the famous box. Mr. Jackson says -thVUl 'is 'still# ftie Hermitage, safely deposited to lhat patriot whom the corporate authorities of the pity or the JBtatc of.^cw sSaH^lcJin fit to'/ecei^c itv 'l

Gen. Scott has been consulted in relation to the bestowal of the gold box, and haaragrped to forward, under his frank, id tItera of inquiry to General Quitman, Shields, Twigs,-Wool, Clark, Harney, and Smith, who coiuinaiykd .the New York soldiers in the eqnestirig' their opinion as to who is to be entitled to be designated as the.bravest, and so entitled to the box. Octi: 'Seott requested to dccide the question himself, but declined to do more tlian girc his opinion, to be acted on in connortion|witl^those of the^Gfenerala jiamcd. Tmr ftirow^ilg extract from Gen. Jackson's will show the exact requirements of the

"Thrlr^&?<?^6i* ^isdnte'd lo "ihe'by the corporation of ^the city of New York, the Mi wlvcr.i^se, presented to me by the lames'of Charleston, South Carolina, my native State, with the large picture repreuHTdrUrvg of thatAmericanbanner, presented to me by the citizens of Soutfr- Carolina when it was refused to be accepted by the U- JiLSenate, I leave in tiAal?tOhiy''sfliTip A. iIa6ks6o,?rT^, ^nth di' rections that, should our happy country ndfbfftfbhstJB^d with peace, an event not always to bo expected he will at the close of thei wai jenUjDCtiijC .conflict/ prospD t.each 61 Saia articles' of inestimable value, to tfytt Mtrjpt^residiBg in the city or State vftiifch they were presented, who shall De adjudged by his country men. or the ladies to Ikarve-beeu -the most valiant in defence of his country and our country's rfcSip^TiGr*"*. «*'. &

oMpHirtikB ComNo.—We learn the ad-vance-guard of" the Hpring emigration of these deluded people, have arrived ill the country from Europe and are on their way to the land of abominations. The Rochester Union, of the 2£th, snys that a train arrived there that morning, consisting of twenty-eight cars filled with Mormons. The party consisted of eight hundred and fifty persons of all ages and sexes. The train was drawn by three locomotives. These passengers came* from England to Hoston, in the ship Georgc Washington, and arrived in the early-part of last week. They were ticketed from Boston to Iowa City, by railroad, over the New York Contral, Lake Shore, Michigan Southern, and Chicago and Rock Island Railroads.— From Iowa City they will cross the country witli teams to Utah, to become subject to Brigham Young, and help to swell the thousands who obey his commands as the pretonded representative of the Most High.— They appear to be a respectable, cleanly and intelligent class of people. Among them were mahy of the substantial sort of men and .-a number of good looking women, lirighhm Young can find a hundred in thin

Oto

adorn his harem. How many iS who were here this morning full of health, hope and beauty, are destined to have their anticipations blasted, and in few brief months become the most degraded and abject slaves! They are the victims of fanaticism and self sacrificed.— Such is the course of fantic faith, so truthfully doscribed by Moore, in Lalln llookh —oli, Uio lovor may

Distrust that look liieh steals his soul away Thcbnbe may ceasc to think that it can play With Heavens rainbow --Blehymista may doubt Tho shining gold thcircrucible gives out But Faith, fanatic Faith, onco wedded*fn»t To some dear falsehood, hugs it to tho last.

TIIEWHEAT CROPIN ILLINOIS.—We have for weeks past examined our country exchanges with great care, and have been industrious in our inquiries of individuals, endeavoring to ascertain the true condition and real prospects of the growing wheat crop of the State. The result of our reading and inquiry may be briefly summed up. The crop is a. failure—in many districts, containing each two or three counties, an entire failure in others there is a prospect of. tlic growth of the usual yield acre sown in others again, a half crop may be harvested 'but nowhere, as we can learn, aro there, any fields that have wholly escaped1 injury. Central Illinois, from Logan county southward, seems to have suffered most. In the two extremes of the State the report is more cheering but, unfortunately, those are the localities in which only a little winter grain is sown. In the heart of the wheat growing district, the winter has done its work—never before so badly. This is a discouraging account to send abroad but it is important that the facts should-!)® known.—Chicago Tribune.

HON. DANL. W. VOORHEES.—This young Demooratio orator arrived in our city last evening, and at present is stopping at the Bramble House, but takes the 4 o'clock train this 1\ M. for Indianapolis.

There are many popular Democrat speakers in the Eighth Congressional District, to whom the masses which compose the Democratic party are indebted for the laborious and self-sacrificing spirit manifested during the late Presidential campaign— but above all, if wo rightly understand the feelings of the Democracy in this vicinity, aro they more indebted to Daniel W. Voorliccs, for the gallant, highspirited, daring fight he made for a seat in our Federal Congress. He was defeated. He was stricken down—but only

that the political principals he had inculcated and expounded might be fully weighed by the unprejudiced mind, and

1 might be fully weigh rise to

pre-eminence in the estimation of his party and political associate. Lafayette American, 29th.

3-^ GOVERNOR OF UTAH The leading column of the Washington Union contains Uic following announcement

We understand that the governorship of Utali Territory has.been tendered to Major Benjamin McCulloiigh, of Texas, and that"there""trevery reason to believe that be wilT accept t|ic officii'.. It would be dif-, fioult to name another p&rson who combines in hinfkelf so Ihariy qualities for the successful discharge of the duties of this important and .delicate trust as arc undoubtedly possessed-by Major McCullough.

A A O N E

HE partnership formerly oxisticg between J.

J." II. fizyrrtBt.

and

C., W. ELTZEOT.T,

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hsvbig

been by agreement, dissolved, on the 1st of March lart. tjie undersigned begs leave to. wv that he still on hand nt the sameplacc, where he will ha as much as ever,

VT rt.

To See His Friends

gAud having just received it

Npw arid Elegant Stock' of Goods,

Sclectod with rnncli caro from full and fresh Flocks, con»pri«ng.tbo ncwcstnnd most desirable patterns and stylo.-?, he fpel* assured lhat hecan offer inducement#! to pun. haacrs, especially in the line of

•DRESS GOODS!,

Such as

Challies, Berages, White Good.-*, Challic Delaines, Eerage Delaines, Sleeves, & Collars,. Cfriambras, Dcbages, plain & plaid Shawls, Ginghams, Crape D'JSagCs,

Parasols) Calicoes, Satin Striped Ottoman, Hosiery, and Gloves, BLUE & BROWN DOM.,

Plaid Ducal, Lace and Fringes.

All of which-, together with.many articles not mimed, will be sold on the very best possible term? for cash, or approved credit. It is inv wish and intention thatwhutovcr business I mavjilo. may be of mutual advantage to myself and customers and while I think'it would i» wrong to offer a few things at cost or less, for the sole purpose of inducing you'to boliovc that Kin selling goods so much lower than any body else. Yet I do wish it understood that] ."

1 Can and Will Sell

As low as nriy man or men In town, ant! all I ask is, that before, yon decide, you will make the com parison as to style, quality, and prico, and then let your own eyes and judgement, influence your dcdision, and not the en.pty puffs and pledges of the interested.merchant. J. II. BENEF1EL.

N. B. The lurgestand best assortment of Wall and Window Paper, perhaps, ever opened in Crawfordsvillc, just received from N. Y.,and for sale at retail or by the quail tity, at jrreatly reduced prices. (april Ilv8n38-4w.) J. II. B.

QI\KELSP1EL & WILE, Philadelphia Store. Great Inducements!!!

NO.

COMMERCIAL BOW.

WKMontgomery

would rei«pectfully inform the citizens of eov\nty, that we have opened an extensive

DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,

And shall keep constantly 011 hand a heavy and,splendid assortment of

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.

Which we will k-11 at very low prices. Our goods arc all new, and of the latest and most

FASHIONABLE STYLES.

Wo invite the public to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. (April 4,v?n37-tt.)

GOODS CAN BE PURCHASED

J. R. & S." ROBINSON'S,

Cpon as low terms as at any other house in Cra wfordsville, and upon this vory condition, we ininform the public that we have just opened a new and well selected stock of

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purchased entirely in tlio City of New York, consisting of Staple and Fancy Drj'Goods, together with a large and sjileudid stock of Qucensware, Common Stone nrni China. Pnrtie tilar attention has been given to the selection of a full assortment of Housekeeping Opods

Bleached Fancy Diaper, Hrown Table Diaper, Km boused Table cloths, Snow I'rop Napkins, Worsted Damask

Curtains. Goods and Towelings. Sheetings, Shirtings 'Aprons, CheckTie.kmc.Carpe ting

Blankets Sad dlcblan-

v.- kets, Black, and Brown Canton Flannels, Drills,

Knives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, Cotton Baits Staple and Fancy Dress goods, Fancy Prints, English and Turkey red printed Delaines, Printed all wool ehil drens rlaid Delaines, Manchester Ginghams, French and English Morinos, Saxony Plaid Morinos and Turkev Ked Plaid, Square Shawls, Black Wool Shawls, I'laid Long

Shawls, Mohair, mixtur-

ed Travelling Shawls, Brown Berage Florance silk,

Alpacca Robes, Satin Striped Robes "BONNETS AND BONNET RUSHES,

BI.ACK AND FANCY SILKS, SWISS EDGING AND INSEKTION, Jackonet Edging, Embr'D Swiss Collars,

ItiOURNNG COLLARS, SETTS,

Collars and Sleeves,Printed Cloaking, Green and Brown Borage, Tabby Velvet. Black Alpacca. Corded Skirts, Skeleton Skirts. Cloth Talmas. Moricn Antique and Ombre Trimming, Trimming Fringe, Triple Chain

Gallon, Debege Stripod* Pojdin, and Persian, White, Red Yellow and Gray

Flannel

Black and White

--...••if. Wool Hose, Blue mixed Hose, Ladies Sleeves, Head dresscs, Childrcns Hoot?. Tan made Hoods, Fancy Hoods. Printed Worsted Mailers. Comforts,

Kubber Putt Combs and Side

Combs, Kubber Neck Combs and Hay Wagons. Large Stock Cloths and woollen goods" for men's wear, French, Black Doeskin Cassimer,

Brown and Cloth Cassimer.

ALL WOOL TWEEDS

Blue and Black Satinet

KY. JEANS, MIXED I5KAVEF., SHEEI' GRAY,

Ribbed Cassimer, Fancy Cassimer, 0-S.EE3ST S-A.TX3STEa\ -AND A—

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF CLOTHING

Fine French Black Cloth Dress Coat*, with volvet Collars,Cassimer business Coats, Silk Warp, Tweed Coats, Pea .Tackcts, Velvet Vests, Silk velvet Vests, Silk Plush Vests, Cassimer Vests, Satin Vests, Flannel Vests, Jeans Vests, Tweed Vest*, Overcoats nice, strong and thick Drawers, "Woollen undershirts. Overalls, Ilick. Shirts, Shirt Collars and Shirt Bosoms and Shirts and a splendid lot of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Umbrellas, nil 01"which will behold at very low figures.

J. R. & S. ROBINSON. vSnlltf.

Oct. 4, *55.

Iron, Nails, Glass, &c

Now in Store, and receiving, 50 Ton asst Iron,

150 Kegs of Nails, asst stay, '. ~J£ 50 Boxes Window Glass, asst, Also Cast, Spring, English. & American Blister Steel, and for sale \v upril 4. GRIMES & BURBRIDGE.

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"iarpenters, Coopers, and Blacksmiths, a good assortment. GRIMES & BLUEU DI.S. April it IS57-vol.7-no.S7.-rtf.

Important Notice.

BOOTS & SHOES

.GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

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ll ihc Old Stand of Watson & Vance.

THE

undersigniid.offers to the cltizetis of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity, his large stock of Boots & Shoes at greatly reduced Prices for Cash, consisting of every article found in the

BOOT .AND ,SHOE LINE.

Jnnmry 24, 1557. 27n-yl.

The following comprises a. part of his stock:Ai 'T.udfes' Kia Congress Gaiters J^ice Gaiters

Kid Slippers Kip IIcc^l Shoes 1 ?Calf ScwedSlioe!

She^jp Skin"Over-Shoes Lasting Congress Gaiters:. i"i. Kid Buskins: Calf Heeled Shoes Goat Boots Rubber Over-Shoes Moccasins, Fur and Cotton Lined

Gents'Calf Cork soled Boots Single 'J Double Grained Boots

Cloth Congress Gaiters Kip Shoes Double soled Calf Boots r-

Kip_ L'-

Calf Conirress Gaiters Plain Calf Shoes

Gloves and Hosiery, ik

Gents'Buck Gloves Gray Morino Hose ...

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'Mixeilcotton half iroso

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Woolen Gloves Brown cotton half Hose Woolen Half Hose ... Fancy cotton half Ilose Ladies'Cotton IIosc .,••,.v ,».•• ,v

Woolen-Hose

The stock embraces every variety and style, and will be sold at the very lowest figures for CASH. Connected with the establishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders for Work, executed" with promptness and dispatch.

DAVID KESTER.

CRAWFOILDSVILLE

^FEMALE

SEMINARY.

THE year for Seminary purposes is divided into three Sessions, of thirteen weeks each. The First Session begins on Wednesday after the third Monduv of September each vcar. The Second begins on'Wedncsdny after the"lirst Monday of January. The Third begins 011 Wednesday alter the third Monday in April.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. JOIIK M. BI:TI,KR, Principal and Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.

RF.V. JAMES II. JOHNSTON, Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and Ancient Languages.

MIPS II. STEVENS, First Assistant and Principal of the Academic Department. Miss CATIIAUIM: A. TWINING, Teacher of Ger man.

Miss FUANCKS FOKD, French, Painting and Drawing. Miss SUE W. JENNISON, Music—\ oeal and Piano

TERMS OF TUITION.

The several departments, according to studies pur sued, per term $3.00 to $7.00 French, German & Drawing, each, extra-• 5.00

Latin, and use of Piano, .. 2.00 Lessons on Piano & in Painting 10.00 No deduction for abscnce except when eaiihcd by protracted illness.

Pupils from abroad can be accommodated with hoard in a large and commodious Seminary buil ding, under

excellent

arrangements for health com

fort and improvement. The charge for boarding, including board, fuel lieht and Tuition in any of the three Departments of the Seminary, is £50.00 per term.

MB. O. P. JI-NNISON, has taken charge of the Boarding House, and will use every means in his powerto make it a pleasant home lor young la dies attending the Seminary.

Sept. 13,'5G. vSnStf.

1857." NEW FIRM 1857

AND

N E W O O S

FOR TIIE

S I N

A E O 18 57

CHRISTMAN & GREGG,

SUCCESSORS TO

CUMBERLAND, GREGG & CO.

NO 2 EMriRE BLOCK, now adding to their already large stock £JLHEwell-selected

a supply of

This being the largest and only extensive House that is doing an Exclusive Hard-Ware Business, in all its various branches, situated in the most convenient and business part of town.

Wc have on hand every variety of American English and German Hard-Ware, IKON, SIIEET-IRON,

STEEL. NAILS, ANVILS, VISES. BELLOWS, AXELS,

SPRINGS, SASII, GLASS, RUBBER BELTS, BUCKETS, TUBS, And every variety of Shelf Ilard-W arc. Also

Sadlery, Coach and Harness Trimmings, Ilames, Saddle-Trees, Patent and Enamel Leather. Plain and Fancy Enamel Cloths,Silver, Brass and Japanned Harness Trimmings and Ornaments of every varioty.

Farming Implements, such as Threshing,! Reaping and Mo» ing Machines. Plows, Horse-Hakes, Corn-Shellers, Cut-ting-Boxes, Grain Cradles, Scythes, Forks, Shovels. Spades, Hand-Rakes, and a

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SEEDS. Having selected our Stock from the largest and most popular Houses in the Union, and having arrangements to have onr orders filled in short notice, and dealing in none but the best brands, we cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call. Having at present a large trade, and daily adding new and responsible customers, wc feel encouraged to select the best Stock and offer tho most liberal induccmonts to extend our Trade.

J3?" All Orders shall receive prompt attention and "shall give the same satisfaction as though they were present. CHRISTMAN & GREGG.

Crawfordsville' March 1-1, 1?5(*. vPnO-imS

SWEEP CLEAN!

BROOM MAMIl'ATORY!! THE

undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Montgomery county, that he is now Manufacturing at his establishment, immediately East of Juogc Naylor's residence, the very best article of Brooms, which he will sell

TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER At Wholesale or Retail than can be purchased elsewhere.

J57*Merehants will be supplied at all times and on the most reasonable terms with the best article of Brooms. ABRAHAM JOHNSON

Feb. 21, 1S57.

Valuable Mill Property

rilHE subscriber projKiscs to sell his Mills on _L Sugar Creek, two miles sonth-east of the town of Alamo, in Montgomery county. Ind. Persons wishing to purchase property of this kind, would do woll to call at the Alamo Mills, and examine for themselves. Three story Frame and basement story Stone, with three mn of Burrs and suitable machinery and there arc two Saw-Mills and Lath Mill, all new and in good running order and there is an extra building 30 bv 40 fect'stiitablc for other machinery. Tlierc io ISO acres of good Land attached to" tho Mill?, well improved" with a good two-story Dwelling, and all neccssary out-houses and Barn, with three smaller Dwellings suitable for Families good never failing water. These Mills are situate in one of the finest Wheat and Timbered countrys in the State. Persons living at i\:distfince, wishing further information can address the Proprietor at Alamo. Ind.

Jan. 10,1S57—Cmvfn25.

SADDLERY

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.

Important Annonncetnent!

all persona afflicted with Sexnal diseases, such' as Spermatorrhea, Semineal vweakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Sypbillis, the vicc of Onanism, or Self-^lbnse, Ac., ifcc«

The Howard .Association of Philadelphia, -in view of the awful destruction of human life and health, caused by Sexnal diseases, and the deceptions which are "practiced upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting Surgeon, as a

CNARITABTIF UCT

worihy of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GBATIS, to all -persons thus affiictcd(male.ot female) who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, age, occupation, habits of life, ifrc., and in case of extreme poverty and suffering to FURNISH MEDICINES TREE OF CHARGE 1

The Howard Association is a beiievolent institution, established "by special endowment, for the relief, of the sick and distressed, afflicted with

Virtulent and Epidemic Diseases," and its funds can be used for no other purpose. It has now a surplus means, wiicli the Pirectors have voted to advertise the above notice. 'It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment. Valuablc advice also given to sick and nervous females,.afflicted with Womb Core plaint, Leucorrhea, &c.

Address (post-paid) Dr. GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consul tins Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTH Street, Pniladelphia, Pa.

EZRA D. II ART WELL, President.

GEO. FAIRCIIII.D. Sec'y. mar21n35yl

-WANTED!

5,000 YOUNG MEN

To look through and examine our large and extensive stock of

Hats and Caps.

HAVING

removed our Hat Manufactory to the west half of the room occupied by llnnnali & Cassell, Merchant Tailors, on Main street, two doors west of the Ilolton House, we aro now ready to accommodate all who may favor us with call. We are now manufacturing and receiving from the eastern manufacturers all of the most fashionable and approved stvlcs of

HATS & CAPS!

We use none but the best material and warrant all of our work to give satisfaction. We make liats to order and repair at short notice, and by the use of the French Conformature wc warrant a perfcct tit we will sell you abetter bat and at least twen-ty-five per cent, cheaper than any other house in Crawfordsville. Wc do not want you to take our word for it, but call and examine for yourselves.

February 2(5, IS07. 11O-.

DAGUERREOTYPES.

P5 J. & S. ROBINSON'S STORE,

Crawfordsville, Ind.

5 AMBROTYPES.

Wopen

II. J'JIY & CO,

OULD inform their numerous friends am customers, that they have received and now have their stock ol'

Fall and Winter

DRY GOODS,

Which they are determined to sell at extremely low prices. Their stock consists of every article usually kept in a Retail House, and have been bought, with great care and at the head of the market,—which will enable us to compete with any house in town.

Wc would call the attention of the Ladies to our stock of MERINOES, DELAINES, ARGENTINES,

PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS, Prints, Collars, Dcbage, Ribbons, BONNETS, SHOES, &c., &c.

To the Gentlemen, we would say that wc have everything for their comfort except ready made clothing. Our stock of

Cassimci'cs, Sntiiictts,

CLOTHS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, COLLARS,

&c.,

are of the best quality and everv vaiiety. To our country friends" we would say that we arc ready to exchange our hirge stock of Dry Goods Boots and shoes, etc., for every variety of produce that is brought to our market. Call and examine for yourselves.

October 13, 155G. vSnlO

HARVEY LIAI.I.. rnii.ioN

JOIINSOX.

STOYES! STOVES!

The best Assortment in the Wabash Valley. "^J^E invite the public to examine our mammoth tock of Cooking, Heating, and Parlor Stoves. We arc now receiving the largest stock and the greatest variety ever exhibited in Crawfordsville.

We would caution the public against purchasing of Pedlers a stove purporting to be tne Ajax. we are the only agents for the sale of the Ajax in Montgomery and several ajdoining counties.— None but those wc sell are the genuine heavy Ajax stoves.

We also sell the Climax and Live Oak Stoves which are equal in weight and superior in operation to any other of the common stoves in use.— Wc also have the BUCK'S PATENT and Hathaway Cook Stoves, which we arc otfering very low to closc out the stock. Those who like the Buck's patent would do well to give us a call while we have them.

Onr heating stoves consist of all the approved patterns to suit all tastes. Our Tin Shop is flourishing as usual. It is suj-

5:oofing,

lied with good stock and good workmen. Tin Spouting, Guttering and Jobbing done up to order and warrentcd. n. BALL & CO.

Oct. ISth, 1S5'5

vSnlO-tf.

NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEAI.ERS AND E I O I E I A I N S

E. CLAEK.

& CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,

gcnorml assortment received by april 4. Gauxrs & Brr.intiDOE,

complete assortment of Oils necessary for making and flavoring every variety ofliquor and a package of the aiticles used for giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to liquors, (converting 70 gallons of whisky to 100 gallons) and every article neeessary to commence a Liquor Store, will be furnished for if 20. Also all the information necesary to eondnct such an establishment, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers.

Address, through tho Post Office, P. LACOUR Jan. 1-7, 1557.—ly.) NEW ORLEANS. Laconr's Concentrated Acid for making VINEGAR, is put up in 2 gallon packages at *5 per packago—in good shipping order.

W A E I E S

OORN PLANTER-

THE

undersigned wishes to state to the public, and especially to the Farmers, that he Has the right of sale in this most excellent Agricultural Implement, for the counties of Montgomery and Putnam, and that he will bearennd offering them for s&lc at the approaching Corn Planting season. This Implement needs only to bo triod, in order to prove its superiority ovtr all others. mar21n33m3 JOHN L. M'CLURE.

What the ladies say

m'h'-

PARR1SH & BIRT.

HUGHES'S

P£ SKY AND SIDE L1GIIT ROOMS, 5 O •.

OPPOSITE IIOLTON HOUSE, OVKIT W

',nfa«»*T Yif

BUCK'S CELEB ATED 1 COOKING STOVES. WEjustly

tlic Undersigned who have ptircflflsccl tie celebrated .Bpck's Patent Cooking Stoves, would Lrecofnmend them to tho PuWfc, as being the .most perfect Stove .ever.'sold in this place.

It is perfect in all tie different departments of Cooking—Baltes with great regularity, baa a good draught, and requires tut about one half the amount of fuel that is required^te.perform the same amoimt'of work in other Cooking Btoves:

Mrs. Matilda Compton, Mrs. M. M. Jennison, E. M. Robertson. Elizabeth Mack, Nancy Fisher, Elizabeth Fagan,

Ann E. Watson, Lucy A. Holton, Susan N. Nicholson. Eliza Watson, E. A.-Jennison, Sarah Wakelyn, Eliza Bowen, M. Middle ton,

Mrs. Martha A. Hughes.

PT. B. J. IIOOVER, is tliE only Agent for the Sale of the celebrated Buck's Patent Stoves in Crawfordsville. Mo others have them. A good assortment of other Stoves always on hand and for Sale for Cash or any kind of Trade.

April 3, 1856-—tf.

SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

GREATSUCCESS

is always the most conclusive

proof cf great merit. Judged by this tot there is no labor-saving machino before tho public comparable to Singer's Sewing Machines. After establishing the highest reputation in the United States they were exhibited at the late "Exposition Univcrsello" in France, where they carried off tho highest premium and a great manufactory to make them 1ms been built in Paris.

In every Branch of Industry

In which sewing is to bo done, these machines can be used with immense profit. As the speed of tho Railway train is to traveling on foot, so is sewing with Singer's Machines compared with liand-sow-ing. No tailor, shoemaker, dressmaker, carriage trimmer, saddler, hatter, &c.,

&c.,

In all private families where there is much sowing to be done these macliinos aro an invaluable assistance. Planters and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and profitable. These machines are simple in thoir construction and very strong and durable, being tho only kind of Sewing Macliinc ever made, by which every sort of work, coarse or fine, could bo perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold under various names, but Singer's Machines alone have been found everywhere to satisfy the wants of tho public.

Piain printed instructions for using, aro sent with cacli machino, from which any one can rcadtlv acquire the art of managing them. The machines aro packed securely to go to any part of tho world. To all persons desiring more particular information we wit], on application by letter at cither of our offices forward a copy of I. M. Singer & Go's Gazette, a paper wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.

I. M. SINGER & CO.

I'liiNcirAi. OFFICE, NO. -323 BROADWAY,NEW YORK. BRANCH OFFICES. No. 47 Hanover St., Boston. 07 Chapel St., New Haven, Ct. Glovcrsvillc, N. Y. No. 274 Rroad St., Newark, N. J. 142 Chcsnut St., Pliila. 105 Baltimore St. Bait. No. 32 Westminister St., Providence, R. 1. S East 4th St., Cincinnati. 60 North 4th St.. St. Louis. SI St. Charles St., New Orleans. 29 Dauphin St., Mobile.

would recpectfully inform my friends and the public generally that I have just received my

Spring Stock of

BOOTS & SHOES,

CONSISTING IN PART OF

MEN'S CALF AND KIP BOOTS, Boys, do. Men's pat. Congress

BUTTON GAITEES, MEN'S CALF & Kip Shoes, Ladies Silk and Cloth Gaiters, Ladies Buff, Calf, Kip and Morocco Boots,

Misses do do do do do Child's Fancy and Heavy Shoes, All kinds of Shoe Findings. Best article of Buffalo Sole Leather. French Calf and Kip Skins. In short every variety of Findings, all of which will be sold Cheap for Cash.

GASH PAID FOR HIDES,

April 4-vol.S-no.37-Cm. JACOB DAVIS.

DEIGI1TON & CROMBLEIIOOIE,

CARRIAGE MAKERS,

Washington Street,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

WOULDhave

respectfully inform the public that they now on hand and aro constantly putting up the best selection of Carriages ever offered in this market, either for EASE, ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, or CHEAPNESS. Any person wishing a good Carriage, would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

All our Work Warranted One Year. Repairs of all kinds, Trimming, Painting, ifcc., done with neatness and dispatch, and on the most

REASONABLE TERMS. Sign Doighton & Co.," first shop sontli of the Crane House, on Washington street, mar 2S,'57n30yl

Fresh Arrival of

BOARDMAN & GRAYs1 I A N O S

Newman's Music Store. HAVING

just opened a laigc stock of fine Gold Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition. Two doors east of Binford's corner, sign of WATCH and MUSICAI. INSTRUMENTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 Breast Pins aud Broaches 300 Finger Rings

Ear Drops of different styles

20 and Silver Fob and Neck Chains 30 Gothic Pearl inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens, Pencils, Lockets. Snaps, Bracelets, Spectacles, Port Monies, fine Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels, Paper, Ink, fine Note Paper, Envelopes. Pictures, sundrv school and Ladies Cards, Pianos, Melo-Peans, Meiodeons, Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Music Boxes, Sheet Music, together with every thing else usually kept in such establishments. TIIOS. NEWMAN.

Crawfordsville, Dec. 22,1S55. v7n23.

DISS0LUTI0N!

TnE

Copartncoship heretofore existing between J. W. Cnmberlnnd. Samuel II. Gregg & Harvey N. Christman, is this day dissolved Dy limitation. The Notes and Accounts of the late firm will be found in the hands of J. W. Cumberland, for collection. Persons knowing themselves indebted either by Note or Account will please call and suttle immediately.

CUMBERLAND, GREGG

Jan. 1, 1S57.—tf

& CO.

N. B. The business will hereafter be conducted by Christman & Gregg, (successors to Cumberland, Gregg & Co., having purchased the entire stock, beg leave to return our thanks to our numerous friends and customers for past favors and hope to receive a liberal share of your patronage in tho future. We intend to keep on hand a general assortment of Hardware, whech we will sell cheap for Cash. Call at No. 2, Empire Block.

CHRISTMAN & GREGG.

Jan. 1, 1S57.

To the Farmer and Mechanic

have a lot of hardware that we well sell a» cost and carriage J, R. & S. ROBINSON.

Shingles Wanted.

ONE

MILLION SHINGLES wanted by [april 2S,1S55.] GRAHAM & PRO.

n^rifjTir

500

BOXES & PACKAGES

NEW GOODS AT GRAHAM & B110

$29,000 STOCK.

100,000 sales for 1856

Three Rooms Filled with Goods.

We are now receiving onr spring and Summer stock of dry goods, consisting of ready made Clo ing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Carpeting, &c., from tho manufacturers and importers of Bonnets,

DRY GOODS

20,000 yds. of Prints. 25 000 of Muslin* 12,000 Stripes, checks and Ticking. 3,000 Silks. 20,000 Silk Tissues, Berages, Berago dclains Lawns and Chellies. 3,000 yds. of white goods aud linnens. 6,000 men hnd boys summer goods for coats and Pants. 7,00 silk, soft straw, leghorn, and Gimp bonnets 4,00 pieces of bonnet ribbons.

Cloths & Cassimeres.

cf every quality and style.

should 1)0

without one. The fair profit of using one of these machines, regularly employed, is One Thousand Dollars a year.

BOOTS & SHOES

100 cases of boots and shoes direct from the man nfacturers including every style ofLadies, Goutlcmens and boys wear in our country. „.~

Hats & caps .-r

of every variety and kind] worn by mon and boys,

Ready Made Clotliinli

$9,000 Slock

We invite all who want great bargains in rcad made Clothing to call and see our stock as wo so/ more clothing tliad any two houses in town ant1 sell below all competition.

CARPETS! CARPETS!!

Sold et city retail prices.

WASTED!

10,000 customers t« buy goods for cost.* 500,000 Shingles. 4,000,000 feet of lumber. 440,000 lbs. of Bacon. 400,000 Feathers.

500,000 Rags. 400,000 cash not objected to. We invite all to come and sec our stock as wc arc able to undersell all competition, our goods will be sold at ten per cent profit on cost.

The tremendous amount of goods that wc sell, enables us to sell cheaper than any othor house in town.

JAMES GRAHAM «fc BRO.

April 2'), 1S.V. v7n411y.

DIC. YA^DEKMliT,

E N A

RESPECTFULLY

.SURGEON.

tenders his services to the cit

izens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. lie gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which arc now annually lost for want of timely and judicions treatment. Those that are in want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of

Porcclain Teeth in the West,

Having sure utility and ease to all requiring artificial substitutes, from a single tooth to an entire lonbleset. All work warranted.

All operations pertaining to the scionce carefully attended to with the least possible pain. J3jT" Dental Rooms in Washington Hall.

November 4, 1S53. v.lnlStf.

PEATOiV & KOBJMSOA

SUCCESSORS TO

BRINCKERHOFF 8c PENTON

:N'CI.USIVKI.Y

No.

WHOI.KSAI.F.

DRUGGISTS,

South Water St., Luflins Block,

NEW ARRANGEMENT. TRAINS SOUTH,

Express passes Crawfordsville at A. M., connecting at Greencastle with morning train for Indianapolis and Terre Haute and arriving at New Albany at 4-3i P. M.

Accommodation passes Crawfordsville 4:.r7, connecting at Greencastle with evening trains for Indianapolis and Terre Haute.

Accommodation train going north leaves Greencastle on the arrival ot' Terre Haute train and passes Crawfordsvillu 1" A. M. arri-.inJT at Lafayette 12 M. connecting with trains for Indianpolis.

Express passes Crawfordsville 3:12 P. M. arriving at Lafayette 10 P. M. and at Chicago next morning.

Through tickets to be had for all the principal eastern and western cities at the office. V. 11. IRWIN, Agent.

February 10,1S55—nSltf

UNT0N EXPRESS

COMPANY.

Connecting with

ADAMS & CO'S. AJIEKICAIV

Express Company

to all the principal CITIES in the United States, both North and South.

Messengers leave Daily

At A. M. and 0:1"»P. M. Business solicited.— Olhce at the Depot. P.. E. BRYANT, Appnt.

April 12,135fi. n3&tf.

S. C. WILLSO.V. J. E. DONALD.

WILLSON fc M'DON'ALU.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Office in the room over J. R. &• 8. Robinson's Store, Empire Bloek. Where they will be found at all times when no absent on professional business.

January 6, 1354. v5n27tf.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY* AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently located himself in this place will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. Office immediately over Manson & Powers Drug Storo, Empire Block. april 20, 1353.

PttlCES FO®

APVERTSIWG ALFP JOB TWIMIWT

ENTEKfcD

Into between tho 'several PabH«b«rs

Crawfordsville, (''Momsohmy JOCTWAL,' Airt* "CRAWTonDsviLtK Krvisw," on tba 7th day of March, I9B5, »s follows: ftarljr:Jkilirertfoiag' Ono Column, per naMtm,'subject to seminal* nual cluuiac.... $80,09 One-Half Column, per annum, subject to

semi- annnal. change*- ••'••18,00 One^Third Column, per annum, mbjtatto ^scmi-annuaLcbaiige-v"-- ••••...•15,00 &ne-Qniirtcr:Colnn n, per annnm, 8ubject to iwml-ahniiftl change- VMW' A '-Card" of one square cri ess, per annum 6month»-r....4,00

LEOAI ADTIBTISMIEXTS as heretofore'," ono dolar per square for tbrco Insertions) fot each addiional insertion 2S cents all over ojHTsquare, charged as a square and a half, all ovjf one aqaara and half, charged as two squares. —"'^Patent Medicine*Advertising* OnoColumn per annum, scm-annnal change $85,00 Half 2500 Third .f•« it,0# Quarter 13,00

All publio Sales, Transient Advertisements,

FINISHED HIIA.-t! WORK

&,c.,

#1 per son aro, for first insertion and 25 cents for eacn additional insertion.

SpecinI Notices.

Marriages, Obitnaries, Litorary Notices of kinds, half our regular advertising rates. KF"Noticcs of latent Medicines. $1 per squf for first insertion.

Curd and Job Printing.

One jack of Cards, (50) $2,0$ Two (100) 8,00 Lottery Tickets, or cards, (100) each additional hnndrod 1,00 Furncral Invitations, (note paper, enveloped) 8.09 Circulars, on half sheet letter, per hundred••8,00 Blanks—single auiro ftl,50—two quires 2,0# and for cach additional quire, 75 ccrits. Whole Sheet Posters, per hundred |8,00 each additional hundred 5,00 Half Sheet Poster, per hundred 5,00 cach additional hundred 8,00 Quarter Sheet Poster, per hundred 8,00 cach additional hundred 1,50 Eighth Sheet Poster, 50 or loss "1_,50 Bull Tickots, 100 copies, $4,00—to bo paid for invariably, before taken from the office.

Election Tickets.

Five dollars per thousand will bo charged for Election Tickets, to bo paid for invariably in advanco.

Show dvortiscments.

Two dollars per square will be charged for advertiscmentsof this character, for first insertion—cach additional insertion, $1.

Horse and Jnck Hills.**,

Forsinglo Horse Bill $2—cach additional IIorM •n bill, fl. Particular Notice.

The payment for all Patent Medicine advertisejnents must be satisfactorily secured beforo inserted, by an accepted order, or bv cash.

CHARLES II. 'BOWEN, REVIEW. D. M. CANTR1LL, JOURNAI..

EAGLE W6~R3BTS7 CHICAGO ILL'S.

ISTORYLARGEST

THE MACHINERY MANUEACand DEPOT in tho Unitod States, whore may bo found

Railroad Freight Cars,

rOItTAULK AM) STATIONARY

S E A iN N E S

LOCOMOTIVE fc CYLINDER STEAN BOILERS. ALL KINDS OE

WOOD AND IRON MACHINERY,

PREMIUM PORTABLE

I A S A I S

With important anti-friction improvements.

CHILD'S PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS.

Noycs Portable Flour ami Corn Mills, with new improvements, with or without bolls, and (icnaial Mil! Furnishings.

NUprnioR sinwjLr: jwirrs,

S E 4 & W A E I 8 A E S

STEM WHISTLES.

ANS

ENOINK THIJIMIVOI*.

CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING.

GATE'S PATKNT SCREW CUTTFH.

Best Machinest's Files.

OK oru OWN IMI'ORTATMN.

SMOKE PIPF, BREECHES, SHEET WORK fcC. We say to our j-ritrous and the public .:ncrally, that herctof'ire we have not been ublo to keep up with the demand, ainl now wu have largely in creased onr Works, increased our Firm, and havn greater facilities for supplying the West with Machinery than any other establishment. (iATES, WARNER.CHALMERS, A ERASER, si I'. W. GATKS. K. s. WAilNKlt. T. CIIAI.MIilrs.

A.C. WAllNKi'.. n. 11. FUASKK. June 14, 1S5C. v7-n47-ly.

no more Foixoiions

i-ATKNT i.Mrnovni rHocr.fs For making

AH Kinds of liipnors (ind Vinrgm, 1NSTANT1.V, by tho use of A O S E S S E N I A O I S

TAESE

Oils are obtained by Distillation at tlic Chemical Labratory. Parish of .Tclferso-i, of Pierre Lacour, author of Laconr's Chemicul Analysis. Labour's Chcmical Matipuhitions, Lacour oil

the Manufacturo uf Liipiors, .Ve. Purchasers are particularly requested to return the tlnsks and obtain their money, if the Oil loe* not give perfect satisfaction.

LACOt'R'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to a superior imitation of Imported Brandies, viz: Otard. Sazerao, Marett Cognac, l'oultnev, Seignette, l/nited Yinoyard Proprietors, Castillion and Fondon Dock Brundies. These liquors ,• will have a full fruity llavorand a beautiful,S|ark--:| ling color. Common Rectified Whisky will borfi changed by the use of the Oil of Coj nao to New York Brandy, I'ine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac Brandy, Ac.

LACOUR'S OIL OF Rye changes- rectified Whiskv to Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Yirginia Malt Whisky, Bourbon Whisky, fcc.

O I O A ha on re if Whisky to old Irish Malt Whisky, sr. I a superior article of Scotch Whisky.

O I O E A ha on W is to Yirginiit I'eaeh Brandy, 4:c. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cosr'nac will convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.

OIF OF G'lN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland Gin, Schcidain Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English (Jin. tfce.

LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will, in fire hours after being mixod, chantro five gallons of the incst acid Vinegar that can be found in tho market. By the use of Locour's Concentrated Acid, vinegar can be made for ono do lar and sixty cents per barrel.

FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Laconr's Oil require no preparation—only pour the oil into the whi»ky und shake well. The liquors thus made will havo a fine natural aroma, a full, rich, oily taste a beautiful trancparent color and a lino head. Lacour'd oils exert three distinct properties in converting common whisky to brandy, gin^ tfce. The first property combines with and subsides in the form of tloculcnt particles the whole of the grain oil.— Ainviic AVohol.) The whisky is thus deprived of tliat ]ceuliar irritatintr and burning tastu, und bccomesa neutral spirit: the sceond property consisis in an oily mncillairinous ta*tc Iiuriiirted to tho liquor, which renders it mellow, and imparts an appearaneo of great age iho thisd property ^is exit in he vi no us do ha is parted to the liqucr, wlileh renders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.

Those oils arc put up In quart flasks each flask contains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of liquor, Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles. Price, 2 pe. bottle.

For sale at the corner of St. harles and I oydran streets* One hottfe of these oils, live in number wili be securely ]ecked and shipped, with bill of lading, to any partof the country, uj»ou the receipt of ^10 to the address of

T. LACOUR. New Orleans.

Jan. 17—1} Purchasers are requested, as a guarontoo of good faith, to furnish us the name of any house in Nfr' Orleans and wo will ship them a package of th Oils. If they do not perform all tna for them, tney will cost nothing.

lat is claimed

Improve Your Stock. Til E celebrated JACK,

MoringA Mammoih,

And tho fine Blooded Stallion, 1IOOSIER BOY can be found during tho ensuing season at tho stable of the subscriber on tho Green Castla rond, four miles south of Crawfordsvillo.

April4,v5n87*8m. NOf HUTCHINSON.