Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 May 1857 — Page 3

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PWWOSET of our subscribers who Ji- know themselves indebted to oj for Subscription and AdrertisIng must make some arrangements settle off their accounts immediately. Those who are unable to I pay up in full must pay what they I can, and if they cannot do that they must notify us immediately of the fact as we intend to publish the name of every man, who, after the 1 1st of June, does not either settle

tor give us some assurance that he intends to pay, we shall publish his name, and place our accounts in the hands of the proper officers for collection. We have upon our Books some excellent subscribers I who are always prompt in paying their subscription, while there are others, and their name is legion, who have never paid us a cent frtim the.day we first commenced publishing, which is now over three years. These are the individuals we are now after, pnd if they don't face the music, we shall resort to such measures as will convince them that there is yet a God in Israel.

11 [From the Oloan Advertiser.1 BOKX AT FORTY MI LES AJF HOUR. CATTARAUGUS COUNTY,

April

'1: An.,esteemed correspondent sends as the following, account of an "accident" on the New York and Erie,,'-The little one thus.whptfed into, life, ought to prove a fae&uMfividitftl

Dear Kurnel: I have frequently heard of "births on the cars but never was present when such a drama was enacted, till'a few'days since, while journeying to Gotham. At Bighamton an elderly lady and hofjUDDD^rried daughter came: aboard, destined some hundred miles or more cast, whence^£y^Qtcndel staging it^about the same distance south. -i .'Jhe daughter, who sat in the seat next ahead of me, was a large, good-l?oking girl ftnd/atlpcarcd to me "rather out of hoaltb— looked pale and agitated, and had' frequent resort to a bottle containing some sort of ntimulating mixture. Ilcr good looks and her unhappy apparancc cxcitcd my admiration and coimuisseration si-multauconsly But finally, about two o'clock in the morniygi^ I dropped off into a sound sleep. iho first I know or thought of, some one roused me by a good* shaking, and asked inc "if I would have the kindness to surrcndcrmy seat to a sick young lady?" I departed at oncc to a scat some feet distant, where I sat down by a gentleman evidently belonging to the reverend clergy."Well," said he, "they are having quite a time out where yo:i sat."

In a state of misty obfuscation, from the loss of sleep, I was ignorant of what had transpired,'and innocently asked what he mcnt. "Why," shid^he, "didn't you know that the-lady- next ahead of you has just been delivered of a fine child?"—and at that- instant the impromptu juvenile set npaloud screaming, which told the whole «tory at once.

A middle-age'German lady very benevolently nsaisftd at the operation, which passed on much in the usual inauner—and tho "virgin"* mother soon became, to use an oft-repeated phrase, "ag comfortable..as eould be expected."

The grattmd, who did't seem to* "know a plenty," pr was incensed at the wayward conduct of the daughter, was going to start at oncc for her home, in the stage, thus hurrying off the poor girl within three hours after the birth of the child! The passengers, remonstrated against this and the conduetor—I forget his name—went to the hotel with them, and ordered the good Boniface to keep the mother and child at least a week, take the best care of them, and if the New York and Eric Co., didn't pay the damage, he would. We then whistled along as demure and orderly as though nothing had happened. You will admit, my dear "Kurnel,"1 that that was a "scone" for a modest young man like myself, to say nothing of several young ladies who were likewise seated near.

You can insert Ms. under tha standing head of "Railroad Accidents," and believe mc. $r

T'LV ^YOURS,_ 0N-A4)ENDER,WH

An Irishman oaoo asked the meaning of the w#rd"virgin.?' Ifas was told that it ordinarily ntcant a woman who had never beem inkrriod.— "Bedad thin," said he, 'une mother wiw AVAB•I*!"

,,,

J.N DEATU^, UNDIVIDED.—A

MOSNON PoETKT.-The

Deseret News,

a Moraon paper, publishes this. No .wife ever wrote it: "Now, siatara, list to what I say: 'r\!

With trial# this world is rife, I Yoa cp&'t expect to mica them at all, :j Help husband get a wife!

Now, this ad vies I fresly give,

r,v

If exaltod yon would be, ..-r:.* J'. Bemembet that your huabacd must Be bleated wth mor^ than three.

To obtain a defen wives."

MARBIED«On the 13tli of May,.by Rev. Dr. Wb|tf, Mr.

HOLTOV

of Crawfordaville, lnd.

•The

printers return their to the

happy

oouple for the ice cream and

TH#7 preseottd TO

thi».office,

MBLKWOCS NOTICE.

A tiro dtj'i Jiisflnfe of the UniTemlict denomination will be -held in the Court House, in Crawfordsville, May 16th and 17 th. Rev. J. D. Williamson, of Cincin nati. 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 'Sandfly *t 10J A. M. and 4 md 7* P. M.

\C4 I.

o. o.

The members of Montgomery Lodge No. 38, of I. O. 0. F., are requested to meet at their Hall, on Saturday evening the 16th inet, as there is business of im portance before the Lodge.

All members arc requested to attend. By order of the Sec'ty,

LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING

the Po»t ON** at Crawfords-

ville, Indian*, on tlie 15th day 1857. which if not taken out within three ttonths, will b« sent to the Goaeral Pott Office aa dead letters.

Person* calling for the same will pleaae aay "Advertised." Am' Andrews Joel, Arroatrong Abel D., Apple get James, Arebart Samuel.

II. Brown W. S., Booker Melissa, Brown S. 8. Brown Thomas, Baldwin John, Butler Miss, Bbnnell Elizabeth.

C. Casey James S., Clouse William, Carson David .W., Carson W. H., Carrol Thornut, Callhan Johana, Clowuer Henry, Callan Ann, Cozine Peter, Coras Mary, Cotrel Jesse, Croger Lyda, Cox Frank. Crain Manah D., Cope Christian, Comatock Josior.

D. Durham Henry C., Duncan David, Dickerson H. C. E* Emmqo* Joseph, 2.

F. Fisher Beniamin, Finnel John, Franlclin Rboda, Fitzgerald Michael. ti. Garrett Abner, Green ,S. 't j., Grenstud Jackson. Onion* Rev: G.'

XI. Ilclton Mich, Hamilton John, High Will iam, Ilanrahan Daniel, Hall Bacliacl A., Hilton Appie, Harlow Lawis, Hoff Rachael, Howe John F., Huff Goorge. A., Ilodgia E. J., Hoore J. F., Iloko W. B.,

I. Indicott Joseph. J. Joslin Martha J., Johnson J. G., Johnson William, Jonos John, James U. D., Johnson J. G.Dr.

K. Kent Joseph 3, Kennedy Ed. Krusc Louis. I»- Lehman John, Layman' Dr., Long Samuol J.

M. Miller William, Martiu Ellon. Miller Elizabeth, Martin J.. Mikels James R.. Mullani Will iam, Meredith James, Mansfield Miss M. B., Mahnn George

W.t

Miller-Isaac F., Martin iWilliam,

Mitchell Benjamin, Murphy Mary, McLure James W., McCartney Isaac, McVcy John, McKutt Mrs., McNalle Ilinry, MbAndrew'Corndack,

N. l^iobolas Cliarles. I». Porter Nicholas. Prico Minerva. H. Iiynn Thoma.i, Rightsel Lucicda Kcshling Samuel, Khea John.

Seaman A. H., Scully Margaret, Seamaa John. Smith Amelia, Sylvester J. W., Stoncbrako Elizabeth.

T. Thompson Lucy J., Taylor Ilarnah 2, Tilley John, Thomas Margaret L.

Utter John or Satntiel, Utter It. D. V. Voil James, Vunhom William It. V. Wimbrcaht II., Wambo Peter F., White Jnckflon, Winston George, Winston Pleasant, Watson Aliza Ann, Willhito P. F.. WatkinsJ. F., AVright Stanton. "G. W. SNYDI'R.

May 16,1857.-119 P.M.

N. W. GRIMES,

Succcssor to

J-OLIISR WILSON,

UUSOD,

lnd LATE

Griuies

I\O. 2, Cesnincrcin!

r». ., Dealer in

Queensware, &c. ISplies,

uow in receipt of his Spring and Summer Supwhich together with his former FtocK, makes ilia nwortinont large and complcto. to which lie invites the attention of the trade. Having an experience of fifteen yea's in tho business, he feels confident that ho can sell Goods ae choap .ns any other lloui»oin the city.

To my old friends and patrons I would roturn my Mckuowicdgenents for their liberal patronage heretofore beatowed, at solicit a contmuanco of tho same, together with that of ss many new ones as can make it to their intoicst to buy of mo.

May lCvSn«-tf. N.W.GRIMES.

Taken Up,

BYMontgomery

.Towiph Vogan, living in Madison township county, lnd., on the 25tb day of April, 1857. one roan horse, about 16 hands high, shod before, and cupposcd to be eight yc&rs old this spring appraised to eighty dollars by Lewis McCall and I..M. Nesbit, the 7th day of May. 13&7> before Thomas J. Mason, a Justice of tne Peaco, within and for aaid township and county aforesaid. Attest: WM. C. VANCE,

May 16,n43wl Clerk.

Caution.

THE.

man named

Samuel .Turner, died in Yorkville, S. C., a short time since, at the nearly cento,nnarian agejof 98 years. During his long Jife a maiden daughter had lived pith kim»'nurscd him^ .ciid age, and resigned all other society, and aasociatious for Sie pleasure of kiyidg with a beautiful and rare disinter* eaiedtM^B, and. being loved by her venerabl^ parent.. -In twd.daya aftcr his decease she died also, at the age of 72 ycar8, /:Lif^ hadlost'itssingle charm 'she sought'ate* newal ofcits faseination8 in heaven.—iVcUcAet Courier*

.. ..'"TTrrs

NOTICK,is

lierobv given that inv wife Eliza

beth Stenvcus. has left my bea and board without any jus*, cause or provocation. I therefore warn all persons-trusting or harboring her on my account. u» I shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date. A A RON STEAVENS.

Muv 16 n43\v3-*

Administrator'B Sale.

undersigned administrator of .the estate- of Merchant Jarrot, late of Montgomery County lnd., dec., will sell at public auction^ on Saturday the 80th,day of May,, 1657, at tho hoiise of John Wilsotuciio mile west of the Crawfordsville and Torre :IIatite road, and on the road leading Weit from Wilhito's corner to'Clark's Mill, the following personal property to-wit: one horse, a 1.horse buggy, and one set of harness, corn in the crib, wheat in the grainery, wheat in ground, household' and kiteheu fcurnitpnyand various other articles. Sale to commenco at lOo'doek A. M.

TERMSor SALE.—A crcditof six month* will be givcp on all sutnijoyir t^roefdoll^rs. thf purchiwer giirtngiif te With npprpved secipity ^riviiSg valuation1 add appraisement laws. On all s'ums'of three dollars and lesscash in hand will be required. 'NATHAN VANCLEAVE, Jf,

May 9ti41wS. Administrator. Administ^atbr's

NOTICEis

May

AXES

-"1*-

Then, O, Jet us aay, God bleu t)e wife that atrivta, And aid )jer hvisbapd all she can

DSTCECS,

of Goshen, Iodiana, and Bfisa VICTORIA

NOTICE.

Jierpbv ffivcn_tlijt Jonathan Vsn-

cleavjftr.jlras l*n tpftoiitaH aamfeist^tor of the lytaffof pfeje^nt Jaifet|latp If Montgbmecrvounty^ndi. dec". "Said Estate is supp sed to be sol von t. JONATHAN VANCLEAVE, jr.

May 9vSn42-3w. Administrator.

:r. /•.' sin nHo4w a a

WUVTA^UFIE UIM.074 JMHW) I" eluding a desirablcrbuilding building situation, also, three-small lota 20 hy S8, beginning at the alley east of Dr. Bcnage's and running east on Main street—each 20 feet. Also eight mall lots near the Depot, Also, a.TauTynrd near SpomrVMill, one acre of land with teti or' twelve hundred dollars stock. Also, my residence, fronting College •qnape—the lota 165 fMt square, HOUSA two stories, \nth 10 rooms. This location and House ia very well situated for hoarding Hou'e.

'57vSnllw8. JOHN WILSON.

dense and Sign Painting, Paper Hanging, *&,

Work done to Order, Cheap for Cash.

Shop Over Brown's Drug Store, All order* left with T. D. Brown, promptly atUnded to. THO'S H. W1NTON,

MayS, 18A7,-v8n41.

DICK'S

WOBK6—Kollina'

CIKEI

IK-

Hiatorv, Joeephus, ware &• Byron, for

Plutarch's Ljves, Shale*] •ale by M»y 2-tj".

FRANK HEATON. No. 1. Empire Block.

idler. Wlngate

THLB

pies a We ing'the last harvest ri85T.

-F

1857*

Preminm 9*

Co..

Drv Goods, Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Cops, Bonnets,

Boots and Shoes,

Association First

king Reaper, and Manny's Machine tra Premium as a combined Reaper ..

Vay 16,1857 -v8n45-8m,

CAMPBELL,

rj^HEIR Stock of Dress Goods

EMBROIDERIES,

Mag nificont, embracing all the novelties in

Sleeves, Collars, Berthas, Edg--y ings, and Insertings.

Having bought them direct from the importers, thoy can s«ll them at a much less prico than the same Goods can be bought elsewhere.

Mantillas and Shawls,

In great variety, and entirely new styles, just introduced this season. An immense lot of

ionnets, and Bonnet Ribbons,

Paris, and New York Styles,

Many novelties in this line which cannot fail to meet the approbation of the Ladies. 'Ladies and Children's Shoes, of the rest city make, bombining style and- durability. Men and Boys boot* and Shoes, adapted to the season, at fair priccs. Ready Made Clothing, an immense Stock, got up for city retail trade. Those wishing garments made in fashionable style, of the best material, at iriees far below anything of tho? kind over sold before in this place, will do woll to call.

As the ruch for his immense stock, is expected to bo very great, doors will bo open at 6 A.M.. ai:u not cloied till 10 1'. M., So that nil may have a linncc. CAMPBELL & CO.

April 25 vSn40-tf.

RJock,

Green Street, Crdicfordsvillc, Indiana.

5000

4 -A Kegs Nails, of tho boat brand, for sale by April 1557. Campbell & Co..-

immenso stock of Queensware and :Glassware for SKIC by April 25, 1S57.

125

THE KENTUCKY HARVESTERS' COKBIffED KEAVEK AHD MOWER Patented, November 26tb., 1856.

FT CA, XuitiiMftann,

v*w

remium as a combined Reaper and Mower, over Manny's Machine, at the same Fair. •*P 11 price is as low aa that asked for the most ordinary Combidcd Machines.

One of these machines can be seen set up, and in complete working order at C1IRISTMAN & GREGG'S, :w ..

6ALEY

AND HARTER

Are now in receipt of their

I E N S E S O

very large,

consisting of Plait and Fancy Silks, Organdines, Challis,' Pcrcrlics, Berepes, Liwwtinw, Eugenia Robes', Victoria Stripes,

Bayaderes, Eglantines, Brilliants in O a in Lawns, &e., &e., &e. Combining a variety of the Newest Styles, find richcst designs ever offered. Their stock of

I icces of Wall Paper, New Style* for

sale b/ 1S51,

April 2

Campbell & Co.

Tons Pomrov iron (mountain oio^for sale Campbell & Co. April 25,1S67.

Rooms full of goods for sale cheep at April 25,1857. Campbell & Co.

25 WITNESSES

FOfger Convicted.o

John

Dye

is the Author,

A Series of Lectures at the. Broad-** ivay Tabernacle, #—i When, for 10 successivo tiiglits, over {3

86T50.000 PEOPLE,^®

Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, while ho exhibited the manner in wnich Counter- Hr feitorsesecu'to their Frauds, and -the Surest and Shortost Mcaus of Detecting them! PS

T--

The Bank -Note Engravers all say that he is the greatest Judge of Paper Money Livini

WNo Index to examino, ho pages to hnnt^J up!- But ao ^simplified and arranged, that tho Merchant^ Banker, and Business Man can CD see all at'a Glance. -CO

ENGLISH, FRENCH

GERMAR.

Thua each may read the same in his own Native Tongue. CD Moat perfect Bank Note List pabliahed "Also a LIST of JT*

All the Priyqte ^BaMkpfSvin% Axtwtifa?^ A complete &ummart iMVtliO' Finanee. of Europe America will be published.in cach edition, together with all the Important Xdws O oftheDav. Aso a series of fS

INTERESTXNA STORIFIS, From an Old Manuscript found in the East. It furnishes the Most Complete History of

O I E N A I E And describing the most perplexing posi- (D tions in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have been so often found.

Tbeee stories will continue throughout tho (D whole year, and will prove the Most Entertaining ever offered to the public. fTFurnished Weekly to Subscribers only ^3 at 1 a year. All Letters must be address- S ed to S

JOHN

DYE, BROKER

PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, a 70 Wail Street, Now York. P"! April 25 '57v8n40-ly. O

-AATJNG

anything in the Blank Book- lino, to call at FmAXK HEATo»*a No. 1, Empire Block.

A KN0LD-6 Black, Copying Carmine Inks, for A sale by FKANK HE ATON, May 9] {f

Louisville,

ADJtlSTABfLITY.—This machine can be changed fVom a Keeper to a Mower in Ave minutes, and when at work can bo altered to any desired height in one half minute. I To facilitate us in our laudable object, and at the

The following premiums hare been awarded to this machine during and sinee tbe harvest of 1856: it

VAWAF AVAV \fntmr'o \f• nVtina An fvtal n#fAM tnfi (.OfDffllttCflfit tnft

r..,

as a Mower, over Manny's Machine, on trial, before the Committee of the Eraininco I jegjrg Premium as a Reaper, and as a Combined Reaper and Mower over Manny's Machine. I ,, ... T__._

.......

on trial, before the Committee of the South-Western Agricnltnral and Mechanical Association. Louisville, Ky First Premium as a Reaper

n.n/i "•w*® Vn»ir

over the New York Hand Raking Reaper, the New York Self-Ra-

at the Kontncky 8tate Fair, held at Pans, Oct. 1856 also an ex-

This Machine is got up at a greater expense, is made of better materials, (being chiefly of wrought iron), with a better finish, and is more durable than any other Harvester, while, at the same time, the

!WiSBIN«TON

CAMPBELL & Co.

LAKGE Stock of Carpets and Matting for gale cheap by CAMl BELL & CO April 25 1S57.

lHula Prime Sugar for srle by April 1567. Campbc'l & Co.

f\r\ LHS Choice Teas for sale oy OVU April lgoT. Campbell «fe Co.

Bags Kio Coffee for salo by April 1S57. Campbell & Co.

CEAWFOEDSVIHE, DTDIAHA.

OtJR

Patrons and tho Public generally, and all rcquosted to call and examine a no and large stock of Spring and Summer Goods

Among our stock may be found,

SUPERIOR

BLACK AND BLUE

A S S I E E S Cloths, Satinetts, Tweeds,

And all kinds of Slimmer Goods, for Metis Ware, Blea. and Bro. Muslins, Shoctings, Drills Ticks,

LADIES DRESS

SILKS, ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS,

BONNETS, BORDERS, AND A I I I A S Our stock is, and will be kept full, anil can be bought as low as goods arc sold in any Market.

Call in every body and see for yourselves, we will take in exchange for our goods", Cash, or any kind of Country Produce at tlio highest market priccs. Butter, Etrgf. Chickens. Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Wood, Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if vtri want our goods.

LTZKOTH,

April

Consisting of the following articles in part:

Borages, Tissues, Bl'k Silks, Fancy Lawns,

All kinds of

Boots

Shoes, and Hats,

A great variety.

OR THE CJL

Gjcteeries,

GLASS

Who has had 10 years experience as a Banker and Publisher, and author of O

MENS

.$ai-

Ky.

Machine was introduced and used for the fret time during tbe harreit of 1S56, when1 nearly .. two hnndred and fifty of them were sold, and, though new, it has already established for Itaelf a undersign^ are de«rous. of .tafonnlng yon reputation which haa never been reached by any other Combined Reaper and Mower, and'it now occo- their_ bu»ltion far in advance of all ita competitors.

We have made some valuable improvements, suggested ky careful obaerrat)6n and experiraedt dnr- I the future to the Grocery 1 iaae alone, These will be added to all oar Beepers ud-Mowera BOW building for the harvest WheQ the interest of Ae buyer and Bel]

In?*

CrawfcrdsviUe,Indiana.

Agents for same.

Eitzroth, Harding & po.

DEALERS JNW"

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,

SHO^^ LLOTIONSF GROCERIES,

AND

0 E E N S W A E

HARDING & Co.

'57-Vol.S-no.37-rtf.

Important io Farmers! J. Crawford & Mullikin, HAVING

received a l^rgc and splendid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

and Queensware,

CLOTHING.

Furnishing

-i CD

Greatest D&overy of Tho Present Ccnttfrjr

FOR DETECTING COUNTERFEIT

A N E N O E S Describing Every Gcnuino Bill in Existence JSS and exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit p. in Circulation!! Arranged so: wdmirably, that REFERENCE is EASY and DETECTION IN- O

ST ANTANEOU8.' O

Goods.

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

Our stock being complete, wo ask our friends and customers to call and examine our goods, we will receivo all kinds of Produce in oxcharige for goods: Cash not refused. Our priccs moderate.

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

April lSvSn30-tf.

NEW DRESS MAKING

E S A I S E N

.Sillnti

I S S I E

1T70ULD respcctfnlly announce to the Ladies of W Crawfordsville and vicinity, that she lias jus' opened a shop in the room formerly occupied

Mr. Newman, where she will keep hcrsolf in readiness to execute all orders in the line of Dress and Mantilla Making, in the latest fashionable styles aa her patterns arc all' received from M'dmc. Dunioreat'B, Broadway, New York. apr!02m.

Ghrislman & Gregg,

The largest and. only cxeloai ve

HARDWARE Establishment

ir.z

IN MONTGOMERY CO N

No.

•JS£

Enpirc Block,

Crawfordsville, Indiana

MUSIC! MUSIC!!

To all those who

aredesiroua, in the beautiful Art of learning, to play tho Piano Foiti' and Melo4e«

on the nndenigned would respectfully state that lie is still prepared to give Lemons on tho above named Instruments. Pianos, Melodeons, and all Reed Instruments tuned and repaired in a Superior ma ntfer. Several years experience, besides numerous Refferencesfrom this and other States, enable me to say that I am competent to give perfect satisfaction to all thoso entrusting mp. witn a favor in the Musical Line.

All Orders left at Mr.. NewmanVIItiaic.Slor* will be promptly attends! to. m#y 9 '57vSn42-tf. ,L. KISSNXR. .:

CASH

or Books add Stationery,' gives in excliaage fot good clean Bag*, by MAY 2]

7wXxx

DR.

No.

HKATOX, NO. 1 Itriapirefilock.

KANC8 Arctic Kxploration.jaatreoeir ed and for sale by FRANK HEATON. No.!• Empire WEEK.

Empire Block. M»y :i65Tv?nil-tf.

taam&im,

til.

MEscBAara,.

ftECBANICS, LABORERS, IEVERY BODY!

I agree, Bargain is soon made.

object for all persona who

Make a Dollar go as far as tt will,* and woll assorted

W8 My th%t we hkve a iarg0

gtocjj

Hats- and Caps,

BOOTS SHOES

HARDWARE

E E N S W A

Harrest Tools and Farming Implements,

all of the best

Manufactories in

(he

nit DITIV imrn I

flatted

O N

F°

Our stock of Groceries aro ample and complete In fact every that usually is connected with that trade wo have on hands, and will continue to have as long asrwe can' sell them for cash or produce, but they.must be paid fojr in some wny, when

the Cash Buyer*

We say come to us for any article of Groceries or Provisions and .wo will sell to you. Any Produce brought in will be paid for in Cash The only place where bargains are to be had now is ol us. W. II. LAYMOH& CO.

May 2, lS57,vSn41-tf.

GOODS)

Of the Latest Styles, in every variety, PRINTS, LAWNS, BERIGES, TISSUES, BLAGK AND FANCY

NEW ARRIVAL

Watches Clocks

AND

r.H

THE NEW 8TORE

One Door East of the Holton House.

TIIE

undersigned having just opened on« of the Largest and most complete assortment of Watclics,

Clocks

Jewelry,

Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public generally that he will sell Lis goods

E E i,

Than any other establishment in town, comprises a large assortment of

Gold

His stock

Patent Lever Watches, Duplex Detaclied Lever

Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watches, Duplex Ladies Gold Neck Chains,

Watch

Gents Gold, Fob and Vest

White Goods, Fancy Prints Silver Detached^ Lererj^Open Faced and

Black and Brown Shirtings, Bonnets, Bibbons, Borders, and Artificials, Fancy Cassimercs, Black Cloths, Men's Summer Goods of all kinds,

300 different styles of Ladies & Gents Breast PIUB, 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, I 500 different styles of Finger Rings, 100 different stylos of Gents sleeve & collar buttons

Gold Bracelets and Rist Bands, Gold Lockets and Silver Thimbles, All of which I can warrant to be of tho very best Matorial and Workmanship.

Watches, Clocks

At the sign of the GOLDEN WATCH, One Door East of Hollon House.

ftay 2, '57v8n41-tf. JAMES PATTERSON.

Spectacles!

WESpcctacifes,on

have also hand, a large assortment of all of which we caii wurrant to be of the finest Pebble Glasses.

May 2 lS57,v8n41-tf. James Patterson.

Oh! Come Along!

Right About Face.

Attention Everybody^

THE

LAUGE FA^IILY BIBLES, SCRAP BOOKS, PORT FOLIOS, NOTE .& Draft Books, Ac., also C«p, Let--AS.: tcr, -Legal Note and Bill Pa'"hYr°

Ream. Knrelopes, COPY

BO()KS( V:

POKTEMOlSriES,

Pocket Cntlery and Inks,"

and overv thing of the kind usually kept in a

Book and Stationery Establishment.

Call around soon, examine my stock and leun my prices. Remember tho place is East side of No. 1, Empire Block, opposito Crawford's "Old Corner." FRANK. M. HEATON.

May 2,1857 v8n41-tf.

Dr. John Bull's Compound Flaid Extract of Sarsaparilla. Combines all tho medicinal virtue* of Burdock, YellOw'dock, Dandelion, and pare Honduraa sapari 11a, and is tho most po'ent Blood Purifier in the known world. For the cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, and all Chronic Diaesaee, It haa'no equal. For sale by drogpata and merchants in every town and rjllage in the Dai

Philadelphia Mamia«th GL0THIN8 STORE

At the Old St&nd of D. Wertheim

HATER & ULLMAN

PE0PEIET0R8.

LITE FROM PHUADELFHU.

y^E would respoctfully inform the citixens of Montgomery County^ that we are now receiv-A nd oi llaeat Stoc.

PLAIN

States.

Together with a great assortment ef Notions. I of which for

°t ?d

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, LOCKETS, FINGER RINGS, CHAINS, EAR DROPS,

Ac,, &c., &c., &c.: i'

This establishment will bo found to contain *very article Usnally kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Produco taken. The Farmer and Mechanic will find this establishment the vorv place for Good Bargains. MATES & ULLMAN.

April 4, lS56-vS-n87,

N. V.'i GRIMES. WM. BURFEITLBGE, JR.

GBIMES & SURBRIDGE,

Grocers & Hardware Merehaits,

-:r iv

April 4,-vol.8-no.37.

Jewelry,

Repaired & Warranted.

I E

undersiffned:would inform the public, that he has rcceivecT'a new addition to his stcck, consisting of all the standard works of the day.,

Notice.

ALL

those indebted to us cither bv note Book account will do us a favor by calling around and paying the same, as we want to settle op tho old concern immediately.

Executor's Sale.

NOTICE

is hereby given that we will sell at public Auctioh,atthedoorof tho Conrt Hou.-te, in Crawfordivrlli:, fconnty of Montgomery, on Saturday the 3tfth DA^ tff May, 1857, tho following described real estate',.of ivhicli Joseph Barton, dec., seized, situate in Said Coutfty,ill the neighborhood of Samuel Gilliland, to-wit: the east half of the east half of the north-east quarter Of soction 84, in township IS, north of range SWarf.

TERMS:—One third of the purchase faoncy to BS paid in hand, one third in 9 moriths, and the residue in eighteen months froht day of sale, tho purchaser giving his not£4 with interest from date and without releif from valuation laws.

Music Teaching and PiaEnfi Toning.

LANGGUTIL respectfully olTers to the citizens of Crawfordsville ancl vicinity, his serices in teaching I'iano and. Melodeoii. Piompt attention given to L'inno Tuning, and repairing all kinds of Musical Instruments. When not professionally engaged, will be found at.Mr».T. Newman'sJewelry and Music ^TORC, and will arrange Music for songs, and any Musical Instrument, fn the plainest, and now-a-days most, fashionable style. "Those, wishing his services in Teaching, Tuning, and Mtisic Publishing are respectfully invited, to call on. him.

April 25,1S57. n40-LM

ACAKD.

ASitwe

are making preparations for going East, is necessary that all unclosed accounts slioald be closed immediately, with

vinced Feb:•STIFT&SF.F

Pens, and Penholders,

AND

VVUIMJI KUIBWVAIGUVN «vu

ing and opening out for aalo one of .the largest and :lca of

Ready Made Clothing

Ever brought to any Western Market. Our stock consist* of every variety of

I-AITOTR

WEARING APPAREL,

In this branch of the trade we afe unsurpassed by any house in the Wabash Valley, and our facilities are such that wo can afford to sell any article of Clothing at

N LOWER FIGURE*

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

Coats,

el at os an a a

Tliisis a rare opportunity for buyers during tho present hard times. Call and examine our goods,

those who desiro to make an account for any of

HALL DlilLvlnivr, I these goods who are known to be good, or who 'aro recorrfntended by responsible persons, we will oill thetfi! aily of the above named articles on reasons ble terms.

"2T

Pants, Shirts, Caps, Shoes,

"Vests,

Hats, Boot£,

Trunks, Carpet Bags. &c.

SPLENDID JEWELRY.

THSF|M'TE8AD

The Beit A&drtment

BEST STYL3SS!

ID Tl -TT O O O 8

AT THE

"BOYNTON COSHER.''

THEcalling

onderaigned takes thia method once mora of your attention to a few Itema which we think wilfbe of great financial inUtest, to all who' may avail themsalvea of tho opportunity, and knowing that it ia the daty of ovary one in tbaeo

A I E S

Dry

E E S E E

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

Carpenters,

WILSON, GLLIMES, & CO

April 4, 1857-vol. S-n87-tf.

will

A. GADDES,

One of the Executors of the estate if CAM May 2, '57v8n41w4. AKTON. [Printer's Fee—$8,00

CASH.

Those having unsettled accounts aro requested to close them without delay. Our rftlcs fn this rcspoct are rosrTivE, and from which there must be no doviotion. Our Krionds will at once sec the necessity of urging them to promptness, ,Our business is Large and it takes MONEY to conduct i: properly. Our thanks, are due to many friends who hove met their,obligations promptly, and in semo'ifistanccs ihat we know of witji sacriffccs to themselves. WE cannot too highly^appreciate thc motivM of snoh ''and it «hall be.&ur greatest pleas-' URD at all times'toserve'them with'the BEST, rjSEsifEST and CHEAPEST GOODS in the 'market.' WE'ore NOW-PNENINNGRFOR he.pnr:ha*e

and rccoptildn foft

L-IVOVIIL-I*for thai? KUFFLFSUTOBY of uff.P, CAMRITTLL & CO.'

Something New ud yalnabkh

,,,,.. .. .-

The .Great

Cholera, Cholesa Morbus, Rheumatism, Gont, Bowel Complaint^ Dysentery, Summer Complaft,

Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Burfit, Scalds, Bruiaes, Cancers, ,Tu%i mors, Headache, apd Toothache, and all other aches. For sale-hy -all Druggists and St^re-KWPCRS every town, AND- village throughott the. Uai Butca sale by

april 18v4n89-«m.

tod

Statee, and for eale by *. ., ,rr, f. .a MANSON & POWERS. Wholesale «fe Reuil Druffcistg, ^•Ayril Cr»-f«rJ»?ai« Isi

rs in nited

AITOAISIIIBSOfTca. »-*Bg8r,Tea,Molaeeee,Pynip,6picc»,CIBdie*, BU.-CH. rcctivcd-ASD for AALE by #pr.! 4.

Tosavetba -U .-FITJIAIISI.FT

•. .,

"OLD SIXPENCE,"

We will not hesitate in saying, that.all of o«r old ftienda and hundreds of others,, will avail themselves of the opportunity of buying thair ifoedt at the "Boynton Corner,"

WEST of the COURT BOUSE,

Where they can positively be had at the

Iaowest Pricey Out.

WE aro now daily receiving one our unusually large and well assorted stocks of •JJN

6«OD8T

••i-r

DEALERS

IRON, NAILS,-STEEL, AXES, SPRINGS. WINDOW GLASS, SASH,

TOO X. S*C-, 5CO.

No. 1) Commercial Block,

INDIANA.

WA aro now receiving our Spring supplies, con-sii-tiugof Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlcrv, Saddlery.

CARPENTERS COOPERS TOOLS, Iron, Nails, Glass, Steel, Axels, Springs, Bolts, Sasb, &c.

A S O

SROGERIES, DYESTUFFS, CORDAGE,

T\nd a great variety of other articles, such as are generally kept in un establishment of this kind, to WLI ich we invite the examination of purchasers, feelingconfidont that wo can sell thorn Goods as cheap as any house in this place. Thankful for past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same. GK11LES & BUKB.I 1DGK.

Boots and

will

SHOE*,

HATS and CAPS,

BONNETS AND

White Goods & Embroideries, Ready Made Clolhing,

Groceries^ Queensware, Glassware, Ac.

Inshart, every thing commonly kept in a'Dry Goods establishment,

at 1

of which wo have takeu

great pains in selecting from some of the TARGET and best, houscaj in tne eastorn market. Taking care to SELECT the richest uud bdat styles, as well, as tho

Best Quality of Goods?

Our facilities for buying will guarantee to tis

tho-

ability to sell, as low.as any of our neighbors, and we TH ink our ten years experience in too btisineM will guarantoo us"tho ability TOMTIT the want*

customots. We therefore cxtentffhe invitation to call soon and see u.-I. I

Examine our Stock,

Hear our priccs, and if wo cannot suit you wo will not charge you anything for Jour trouble. If .we cannot sell goods as low us any other house, wo will not A»k you to buy. WE are determined to sell. We

take all Icimldof

Merchantable Produce,

In excliango for goods, and pay the best priccs given in the town. Remember tile Old Brick Cornor west of the Court House, and call soon, or you may miss

somo

Bargains. ALLEN, GALEY & KEERAN. 5

April 11th, 'S7,vSn38-tf.

O O S

Coopers, and Blacksmiths, a good

assortment. GRIVIS Buuxixnas. April 4, IS57-vol.7-no.87.-tf.

Pay Up! Pay Up!! Jdesirous

& J. LKE & CO., haviAc HOLD their

store,are

of winding

np their onttfaftdingbua-''

iness, and tako this method of requesting THOMV knowing themselves indebted to them, to call end settle Immediately, and stive irtrftcc^sgary trou-*. ble and cost J. JB J. LEE &. CO.

April 18vSn39-tf.

A New Novel, by the Author of •'Haider."

Magdalen Hepburn:

A Story of the Scottish lloformation,'^ BY MRS. OLYPIIANT, Author cf "Zaidee,""Adam Graemo,"etc. Com-.": plete in one largo 12ino volume, bound in Cloth 3 for One Dollar.

This charming novel, by the author of ''Zaidoa",.T

be welcomed by all who have had the pleasttre of reading the former production. The quaint originality, tho healthy and cheerful religions tone, and charming simplitity DND good senso of thia ", volnme will rc'ndrtit general and permanent favorite.

NOVELS

in Cheap

I'orm. I

WE publish and supply ("ealers and Travilinff agents with every work of Fiction, and all kinds -V ot L'ublioations, by every author of celebrity.— Book Dealers and Merchants wanting a wholerialu. selection should address us and get our list*, and state what business they are in, and the sort of Books wanted, so as tp enable ua to give iufoimatlon stfiitc'd to their wairttl.

GARRETT, DICK & KITZGKRAI.T7. T\prill8v8n8. 13 Ann Street, NEW Vork.

Spring Goods! Spring Goods!

HANNAH & CASSELL,

Have just icccived a splendid assortment of the

LATEST STYLES,

And Finest Quality" of Spring And will continue to receive all the Latent ,2 term* As they come into market. Gentlemen.caa' supply themselves in any kind'of »-*v.

Order.'

rxreZT'

c:r

A E I A N I N

Dr. John Ball's King of Pain!!

Warranted lo Cure

WERSTER'S

Good*.'J

..r. i'.n

O I N

,C Hi

/, brsi'.tj' 'I-,'hsr.'i

lo V.iv \r'-

HUMSin\(i

.rSSii

GOODS

Chpaper for Cash than, at any other EHTAWI#FCR!?G ment in the V-'OFT, cither llcady Mado or Mado to

Our stock,cwitprrses a variety of Cloths,"Cassiraefesf, Testings, SKTrti,^ Collars, Cravats, Glifc-es, Hosiery

Handkerchiefs, &c., with

7* an assortment of N O I O N S Also: Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas^.?'

Fancy Walking Canes, &c., &c. We respectfully invito all who aro in want of Goods, in our line to give I- S a call before parcba* ing elsewhere. Our motto i» "CS»h FALOA an«L:-. Small Profits," which unable us to sell 16 percent cheaper thon any other *J»tabli»brncn

Crowfordsvillo, April

being, prac-

ticabio Tailors, we have been ablo to become con— ., verser.t with all the latest and moat approved style# aa. well as being the betiorable TO judge OF^THA-'1 Quality ef Goods. HANNAH £XAB6TLLF* ,•..

ALL

MANSON & POWERS Wholeaale A Entail Drnggteta

(vol 8-no87-6ro'0 N

tho leading School Books of tho \a| OU *. hand and for ealu at pwblUhew prieoehy 71ANK FTEATON, May 2.] Ko. 1, Empire"Bkeli,-

Unabridged Dictiinray—prk'ev

|5,60—\OTMST edition—alwaye OB ail», ny

JTRANIv

UEATO.N.

V'.« 1. Kr:-«.r' 3l^k.