Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 May 1857 — Page 3

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of our subscribers who

kntw^thenfcjeiycs' fndebted jo Subscription and Adrertis-

vang mudt make some arrangements Ho settle ofl* their accounts imme

•diateiy." Those who are-unable to ^jpey uj in full must pay what they -cani and if they cannot do that *tEey inust notify us immediately of

the factas/we intend to publish the ^name of every inan, who, after the *l&t of June, does not either settle vor gjye us some assurance that he

intends to pay, we shall publish his

£iame, and' place our accounts in ^thejhandsof the proper officers for ^collection. We have upon our •Books some excellont subscribers

Swho ate always prompt in paying ftheir. subscription, wliile there are Mothers, and their name is legion,

fwJ|o have never paid us a cent ffrom the day we first commenced /publishing, which is now over three

^years. These are the individuals t'fre are now after, nnd if they don't

-face^the music, we shall resort to iguch 'hieasures as will convince them that there is yet a God in Is

The Republican Party SuedBt a Colored Gentleman—A Racy Complaint.—

.A suit has been commenced in the Supreme Court, New York, against Gov. King, Dana ofjthe .Tribune, Bigelowof tlic Post, Curtis the Lcturer, and a few dozen other prominpifS Republicsii statesmen, by Tanis J. Campbell, colored individual, who claims over $2,500 as his due for the supper given st/the great-Republican ball in N6w York in December last. Campbell's complaint is a racy document. He sets forth that tho sajrf^JaKipbflK relyingupon the high and imposing social' and political standing of the defendpnts, embracing as .they do some of the "primics, governors, judges, trcasurftrfl, counsellors,- sheriffs and nobles" of the land, nnd the said Campbell, knowing full well that thc:ahovo nained jiefendaii.ts, at thc'time of tire said making of the said Contract with the said Campbell, were prominent iipembers of the political party commonly known as the Republican party which eaid'party Eolding among other principles not well understood by said Campbell, one off •excessiyo regard for the brotherhood of 'Africa, and a high resolve to elevate the «#id sdns Of Africa, in a political point of view, to an equality with" said defendants themselves,'entered into jvtontract with the apmlgkfbqdjtyitpf to furnish^ anjl did on jthe J8?W day of j)cccmbcr, so furnish and si

ply said defendants with a slipper, compokcI of meats, wh\es, fruits, and all other articlos usuftlly supplied at a festival of the kind aforesaid, a more minute enumeration of which is found itf" the bill^of particulars annesedlo this complaint.lnarked iV and made part of the same, together with the attendance of sixty-tbrcc black servants to wait upon the said defendants and their friends at said feast.—Rochester Union:

Nature's Law'against Slavery in Kansas.—A

gentleman from Virginia, who

ha.0ust returned fvom a visit to Kansas, to determine for himself the practicability of iutrdducing slaves into Kansas, has come baok with the fullest conviction that it is mititfoly if\rpra«ticrible -and such is the con^tilMfAllt.')ilRil)ijScne%icni'froih .slate .States in the Territory. Itfc" states to the editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, that the country was not adapted tov slave lib'of, as there was ndt fuel enough in Kansas to keep thie slaves from freering and-—in his own language—'if there were five hundred negroes introduced into the Territory it would take'at least two hundred and fifty of them to procure wood to keep the others warm. This is tho most sensible and practicable idea we have yet beard on the subject. .Tho late Secretary of the Torritory, Woodson, who has been the most fanatical agent of the pro-slavery party, and tfho has been traversing all the Southern States for aid in arms, men, and money to subdue Kansas, says, to spend further time in the attempt, to make. Kansas a slave Stati is useless he gives it up, and tells his friends that their efforts in behalf of Atchison will be thrown away. If the freo State men in tho" Territory had resolutely insisted upon their rights in the rccent registration of voters and would go to the polls on the day of the election, their opponents would have yielded at once.

'Flowers.—Cultivate

flowers. Their

sweet influences will in turn beautify your own nature. Nothing can be more pleasant than the'Jight labors attending their growth. It costs little to have a neat flower garden, and to surround your dwelling .with, those simple beauties which delight the eye far more than oxpensivo objects. If you will let the stnisHne and the, dew adorn your yard, they will do. paore for you than any artist. Nature delights in beauty. She loves to:,brighten tho.landscape and make it agreeable to the eye. She hangs the ivy urottnd the-ruin, and oyer the stump of" a withered dctijfe.d tree twines the graceful, vine: A thousand arts she practices to animate the senses and please the' mi6d.— Follow hefeunple«- and, do for .yourself what she is aways laboring to do for you. Beavityisa Sine instrumentality. It is on* of God's Rosen forms of power. Wft, ner^r aee creative energy without somet£!ng bfeyond'tnere existence, and hetice the i#kole univerge is a teacher and inspirer of be^tjjr, /.Every man was born to be an artist^ so f*r thc! appreciation and:enjoymentefbeauty 6onc«ned, and he robs himself otone.of^the precious gifts of .his being,-if^he .^18 to fulfil this benefit pur* TO* 'tot'ereation.

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"It is 4

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thing even to uiisi

irczeiiei the wogiiroris

•8^^ak^rer i» oaes

who ^it««

ioiqj«FC

xm:

Imtoktakt

PtfBLic.—Revolunot received itj

tionary widows are now entitled to a back pension from Much 1, 1848,. to February 2. 1853,

to a ba

i,. to February 2, 185S

iufe clsea4o

children are also entitled. —aA—

New Ikipoixalie Paper

WiMffeKtH.'O.'C -BiilW Tri-weekly and Weekly.—Tno undersigned will com

"THE STATE8.

It will reprtstot the 'sound constitttt!0M(l principles which have ever been upheld by the National Democracy bat It will Dot oe so entirely political that.itStColtinAiii Will intends the politician exclusively, nor so subservient to party as to betray principle at the„comroand of powjsr,.pr dipguise its cpnvifctidiis-at-the suggestion* ofetpedieticy. ^idditiok'tb the-disen*sion of important-po litical questions, its columns will be devoted to_ the proceeding* of Congress, thi cim-ejtt ^transactions to general -iews and nJatters of interest, appertaining to literature, azricalture a lid commerce.

Terttfiof Subscription, The Daily will be mailed to subscribers at 4 per year. Two copjefqrill be. foryardedfor Two copieatyiU pe iorwardeqrlor The Tri^e«ry^embracing all tba reading matter which appears in the Daily will bo furnished to the subscribers at Two copies will be mailed for The Weekly The Cheapest Paper Id the

South.

Tho Weekly will be issued in a large Double Sheet form, and printed on superior paper, with handsome bold type at the following rates:

Single copies, $2,00 per year, Two 'r 8.00 Five 7,00. Ten copies to one address and any larger numbpr, -at. the rate ,of

SI ,00 per year at fl0,00 Ten copies ,to tho address of each subscriber, and any larger number at $1,20 each, $12.00

Any postmaster, clerk* of cny'Other person who may sond fiC*e subscribers, with $7 enclosed, will receive an extra copy.

J5?~Puyment in all cases is required invariably in advance,and no paper will be forwarded until tho receipt of the money.

The weekly will contain all the important mattcrpublislied during.tho" week in the daily. The undensigned'was one of the" original proprietors of the Washington Union," and his long newspaper experience before and since the establishment of tliat paper justifies him in promising the publip' paper '\vtsjl lyorthy oftlicir patronage. "The States" will not be the organ of any clique or faction,-tind with'.no partial purpose to serve the paper will'nddress'itself to tho h&nest judgment of the coplc, aiul for support will rely upon their appreciation.

Address, J. P. IIEISS, Washington, D. C. May 80-1145-31.

WOOL!

CAMPBELL

«fc CO., have a largo stock of Cas-

imeres, Satinetu, Clotlis and Jeans very cheap which they will exchange for Wool at the highest market pr^ce. (may 30-n55-tf.

E O A

mT0BSL.TjE»

MANUFACTUREIl OF, AND

Wholesale and Retail

CIGAES & TOBACCO!

Removal from Green, on Main Street, opposite the Holton House. Thore^an be found tho largest and best Selected stoclc of (.'icars and Tobacco ever offered in tliin market. Everybody examining the stock, will soon find cut, that it is the very place for getting good articles at the lowest figure^.,

May 30-vS-n45-3m. 4

Caution.

NOTICE

is hereby given that my wife Elizabeth Pteaveiis. has left my bed and board wit-hout'any just cause or provocation. 1 therefore warn all persons trusting'or harboring her on my account. 1 shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date, AaUuN STEAVENS.

Miiv lij l3w3-*

Adminisfc'*ator Notice. OTICE hereby given that Jonathan Yanjr.. has been appointed administrator of tho estate of Merchant Jarrot. lato of Montgomccrv.ouiity, Ui&*\ flocj' I &ud',JSstiite is siipp» sod to bo solvent. JONATHAN VANCLKAV lt. jr.

Nccleave,is

Mav 9vSnH2-Dw. Administrator.

Spectacles!

\"\7E have also on hand, a large assortment of Spectacles, all of hich we can warrant to be of the finest -Politic Glasses.

May 2 1857,vttj-i 1-tf. James Patterson.

Notice.

T,L tl ose indebted to us either by note or Book account will do us a favor by calling nronnd and paying the same, as v/e want to settle up the old concorn immediately.

WILSON, Gi.IMES, & CO.

April 4, 1857-vol. 8-n37-tf.

Oh! Come Along!"'1

A a

Attention Everybody

TIIE

undersiffned would inform the publio, that ho has received a new addition to his stcck, consisting of all the standard works of the day.

LARGE TAMILY BIBLES, SCRAP BOOKS, PORT FOLIOS. NOTE fc .Draft Books, fcc.,: also Cap,. Let- !'. f, ter. Legal Note and Bill Papers—by the Quire or I Ream. Envelopes,

Copy. Books,

PORTEMONIES,

Fookit Cutlery and Inks,

Pens, and Penholders,

s.-hh and every thing of the kind usually kept in a

Book

"Establishment

Call around soon, examine my stock nnd lca-in mv prices. Remember the plnco is East side of

May 2.1S57 vSnll-.^f- ,k

MUSIC!--MUSIC!!

To all those who are desirous, in the bcwKiful Art of learning,' to jplay the Piano Forte awl

on,fttietin$l4rsiS,ie4 woqld yetpcotfully state be is stiCLproparcd to give logons on the above

n«nc^J

fts^nnents.-Piahos,' Hqlpdeonsjand all Keed Instnntt^ritn'tutjW'fttacf rtpdlrffd In la SupenormRxiner. 8evor«l yearscxperienco,beside»nuxnoroua Rafferencea from this and other States, *11tble mt tJ mv thct I am competent to ({ivo. perfect utitfaetion Tor

All

ew^naa'i L.KISSNEB.

will bo promptly attended to, majcS57Tfin'«3^tf.

125 •'kSf

April aa, 1S67.

GRIMES,

^SnocMeorto

Aid Late Wiison, Grimes & Co.,

lii, idvfiamcrcial

Qreen Street, Cratcfordsville, Indiana.

Dealer in ..

Dry- Goods, :?Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,

Boots and Shoes,

ISplies,

a &

notv in receipt of his Spring and Summer Supwhich together with his former stock, makes nis assortment large and complete, to which he invites the attention of the trade. Ilaviogan experience of fifteen yea's in the business, he feels confident that he can sell Goods as cheap as any other House in the city.

To my old friends and patrons I would return my acknowledgements for their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, ar.d solicit a continuance of the same, together with that of as many new onfts 'as can make it to their interest to buy of me.

May 16v8n48-tf. K.W.GRIMES.

Administrator's Sale.

THE

undersigned administrator of the estate of Merchant Jarret, late of Montgomery County Ind., dec., will sell at public auction, on Saturday the 80th day of May, 1807, at the house of John Wilson, one'mlle west of the Crawfordsville and Terre Halite rond, and on the rond leading "West from Williitc's corner to Clark's Mill, the following personal property, to-wit: one hoTse, a 1 horse buggy and one set of harness, corn in the crib, wheat in the grainery, wheat in ground, household and kitchen turnitUrc, and various other articles. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.

Terms ok Sale.—A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollnrs, the purchaser giving nc-te with approved security waving valuation and appraisement laws. On all sums of three dollars and lesscasli in hand will be required. JONATHAN VANCLEAVE, Jr,

May 9n41w3. Administrator.

FARMERS,

MERCHANTS,

MECHANICS, LABORERS, EVERY BODY! THE

undersigned arc desirous of informing you that they a~ru desirous of hanging their business to SOMIO KXTJiNT, and coTifine themselves in the future to the Grocery 'i lade alone, When the interest of the buyer and seller agree, Bargain is soon made.

To facilitate us in our laudable object, and at the same time make it an object for nil persons who desire to

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

Hats and Caps,

BOOTS & SHOES

A W A E

E E N S W A E

Harvest Tools and Farming Implements,

i'-'1 oil of the best

MiDufactories in the United Spates,

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

Tliisis a rare opportunity lor buyers during the present hard times. Call and examine oi.r goods. To those whodesiro toinake anuecount for any of these goods who are known to be good, or whojiirc. rocouimendcd by responsible persons, we will bill them any of the above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stock of Groceries arc ample and complete. In fact everything that, usually is connected with that tra 'e w'e have on hand. & will coir inue to have as long as wq can sell them for cash or produce, but thev must be paid for in some way, when bought.

To the Cash Buyer^

Wesav come to us for any article of Groceries or rovisiOns uiid we will sell to you. Any Produce brought in will bo paid for in Cash Tho only place where bargains are to be had now is oi us. W. H. LAYMON & CO.

May 2, !S57,vSn41-tf.

NEW ARRIVAL

Watches J?| Clocks

AND

JEW

THE NEW STORE

One Door East of the Helton House.

THE

undersigned havingjtist opened on« of the Largest ana most complete assortment of Watc8ic§, Clocks & Jewelry* Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public generally that ho wili sell his goods

E A E

Thau any other establishment in town. His stock comprises a larce assortment of

Gold Patent Lever Watches, ••••'_ Duplex "Detached Lever Silver Ilunting Patent Lever Watches, iDuple^ ".

Ladies: G'ordv Neck ""Chains,

.... watch' -h1 Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detached Levers, Open Faced and

N I N

300 different styles' of Ladies & Gents BreastPins, 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, 500 different styles of Finger Rings, IOO different styles of Gents sleeve & collarbuttons

Gold Bracelets and Rist Bands, Gold Lockets and Silver Thimbles, All of whicli I can warrant to be of the very best Material,and Workmanship.

Watches, Cloclffi & Jewelry,

Repaired & Warranted.

At the .sign of ,%„Gold^Watch, One Bopr ^pfHwon House. May 2,'57vSn41-tf. JAM|^ PATTERSON,

ca-xvopp^xss Coflse, Sugar Tea, Mol*s«4,

THTS

'.-7/ -T-3

INTERESTING- STORIES, From an Old Manuscript found in the East. It furnishes the Most Complete History of •cS ORIENTAL LIFE,

iOlTHE KENTUCKY HARVESTER A COH BINEDHEAFER AN MOWER

t'/ 1 'Patented, November JSStb., 1856r

TttV&CM

May 16,1357-vSn43-3m,

25 WITNESSES

And describing the most perplexing posi- pa tions in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have been so often found.

These stones will continue throughout the £13 whole year, and will prove the Most Entertaining ever offered to the public. ^"Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only at.$l a year. All Letters must be address- gg

"jOHN S. DYE, Bi'oker, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIIiTOR, 70 Wall Street, Now York rn

April 25

!67vSniO-ly.

CAMPBELL, GALEY AND HARTER

/Are now in receipt of their

I E N S E S O

THEIR

Stock of Dress Goods is very large, consisting of Plain and Fancy Silks, Organdines, Challis, Percallcs, Bcreges, Lamarnnes,

Eugenia Robes, Victoria Stripes. Bayaderes, Eglantines, Brilliant" in O a in

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

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

EMBROIDERIES,

Is Magnificent, embracing all the novelties in

Sleeves, Collars, Berthas, Edgingsj and Insertings.

Having "bought them direct froiti the importers, they can sell tliem at a much less price than the same Goodscan be bought elsewhere.

Mantillas and Shawls,

In £reat varictr, ahd entirely tiex styles, juat introduced tliis season. An immense lot of

Bonnets, 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 best city make, bombininc style and durability. Men and Bovs Loot.-and Shoes, adapted t« the season, at fair prices. Ready Olade, Clol}upg» jan immense Stock.jrgt np.for city retail trade. Those wishing. garmentSj made- in fashioriablo stj"le,* of-the best material, at prices far below anything of the kind

not cU»e'd till 10 1'. chance. April 25 v8n40-tf.

5000l

Miller. Wingate & Co., Manufacturers, lotiisvilie, K!y.

Machine was introduced and used for the first time during tlic harvest of 1850. when neftTly two hundred and fifty of tliem were sold, and, thong]] new, it has already established for itself a reputation which has never been reached by any other Combined Reaper.and'Mower, and it now occupies a position far in advance of all its competitors.

We have made some valuable improvements, suggested by careful observation and experimedt during the last harvest. These will bo added to all our Keopers and Mowers now building lor the harvest of 1S57.

ADJUSTABILITY .—This machine can be changed from a Reaper to a Mower infivejninutes,and when at work can be altered to any desired height in one half minute.

The following premiumsliaVc..been awarded to this machine during and since the harvest of 1858: First Premium as a Mower, over Manny's Machine, on trial, before the Committeeoi tho Eminence AssoeiatiM£ Jt'irst Premium as a Reaper, and as a Combined Reaper and Mower over Manny's Machine, on trifllrTefore the Committee of the South-Western Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Louisville, Kyj'Tlrjt Premium as a Reaper over the New York Hand Raking Reaper, the New York Self-Ra-king RcaBpr, and Manny's Machine, at the Kontucky State Fair, held at Paris, Oct. 1856 also an extra rremffim~as a combined Rcajicr and Mower, over Manny's Machine, at the same Fair.

This .Mrf6))ine is got up at a greater expense?, is made of better materials, (being chiefly of wrought iron),-.»Itli a better finish, and is more durable than any other Harvester, while, at the same time, the price is as low as that asked for the most CTdinary Combided Machines.

One of these machines can be seen set up. and in complete working order at tt,--CHRISTMAN & GREGG'S,

OR THE -'C2

Forger Convicted,3

John

Dye

the Author,

pJ1

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

£3

Broad-"*

A Series of lectures at the nay Tabernacle, "When, for 10 successive nights, over i@r*50,000 PEOPLE,.,@9 Greeted him with Rounds of AmVlanse. while ho oxhibited the manner in which Counter- Hyj feito'rs ojceeutn their Frauds, and tho Surest nnd Shortest Means of Potccting them!

£3 CD

The Bank Note Engravers all say that he is the greatest. Judge of

Payer Money Living. 0*

Greatest Discovery of The Present Ccntnrv 5~|

t=y

FOR DETECTING COUNTERFEIT

S A N A N E O S

ISTNo Index to examine, no pages to hunt'"© up! But so simplified and arranged, that I—*• the Merchant, Banker, and Business Man can CD sec all at a Glance. CQ

ENGLISH, FRENCH & GERMAR. •'Thfis each may" read the same in his own Native Tongue. CD Most perfcct Bank Note Listpublished

So that all mav liave a CAMPBELL CO.

ieces of

^*al!

Pap'^r'

April 25,1S54,

^*ew

St&

-vleifor

CAJtrsELi- Co.

LARGE Stock of Carpets and Matting for sale 'cheap by CAMPBELL & CO. April 251S5T.

i? Hhds Prime Sugar for srle by O April 1S57 -CarupBe'l & Co.

LES"Choice Teas for sale oy

yUU April is57. Campbell & Co.

Syrup, Snicoa,

Caa-

SUrch, tc Thrived spdfor Mls by

dlaa, spril 4. pxncit

Kegs Nails, of th« best brand, for sale by.

45U April 1657. Campbell fc Co. ,':rh

Awaie'forMlehy

A Br»»re«.

N hnmonao'«tock„pf Quoenairare and^ Glaaa:

April 25) 185T.

Eltzroth, Harding & Co.,

.DEALERS IN

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

SHOES, MOTIONS, GROCERIES,

ANO

E E N S W A E

"WASHINGTON HALL" BUILDING,

CRAWFOKDSVILLE, INDIANA.

OUR

A N N O E S Describinc Every Genuine Bill in Existence {S3 nnd exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit in Circulation Arranged so adtnirublv, that REFERENCE is EASY "and DE'l'KCTION IN- O

Also a List of Hj1

All the Private Bankers in America. A complete Summary of the Finance of Europe Si America will be published in each edition, together with all thd Important News of the i)av. Aso a series of

S3 CD

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

Among our stock may bo found,

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

0ISS!!¥!£i£S,

Cloths, Satinetls, Tweeds,

And all kinds of Summer Goods, for Mens 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. PEINTS, LAWNS, I3ERAGES, TISSUES, BLACK AND FANCY

SILKS,""ALL''KIND'S

BONNETS, BORDERS, AND A I I I A S Our stock is, and will le kept full, and can be bought as low as goods are 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 the highest market prices.^ Butttr, Eggs, Chickens, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Wood. Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if vou want our gootis. 1LTZKOTH, lIAKDINti & Co.

April 4, '57-vol.8-no.37-tf.

Imporlaut (o Farmers! J. Crawford & Muilikin,

JJ^AVING received a large and splendid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

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

.. CAlLkinds of ..

White Goods, Fancy Prints

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

Boots & Shoes/and Hats, A great variety.

G-icceries, Glass .and Queensware,

CLOTHING.

leus Furnishing Goods.

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

Our stock oeing complete, ask oar friends and customers to call and examine our goods, we will receivc all kinds of Produce in exchange for £oods: Cash not refused. Our prices moderate.

J. CRAWFORD & 3IULUKIN.

April ISvSnSO-tf.

Cliristiiian &tircgg,

The largest and only exclusive

HARDWARE Establishment

In Montgomery County.

No. 2, Enpire Block,: Ci'awfordsville, Indiana.

NEIV DRESS MAKING

E S A I S iV I E IS S IT E

WOULD

respectfully annonnce to the Ladies of Crawfordsville ai and vlcinitr. that she has

just opened a shop in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Newman, where she will keep herself in readiness to esecnte' all orders in the line of

Dress and Mimtilli* Making,

"\n the,latest fas&iomble siyles. as her patterns are all received from M'dme/Demoreat's, Broadway, New York. aprlOSm.

jS* Booms full of goods fcr sale cheep at O ApriI 25, 1857. Campbell &. Co.

Campbell 4 Co. QA Bags Rio Coffee for ule by

/C\J

April 1957. Ctjapfcell & Co.

Philadelphia Mammoth SUJtHINfrSTQRE

At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E & I A N

6 O I E O S

UTE4|RO|H ipuigjgp.' 1

would resptcctfnlly inform tho citizens of Montgomery County, that we are now receiving and opening out for sale one of the largest and fiaest^Stocks of

Ready Made Clothing

:fv

Ever brotfght to Afiy Weslcfn Marlcet. CJnr stock consists of every variety of

PLAIN FANCY

WEARING APPAREL.

In this branch of the trade we aro unsurpassed by any liouso in tho Wabash Valley, and our Hjcilitics are such that we can afford to sell any artiof in a

LOWER FIGURES!

Than con bo had elsewhere. Our stock of Clothing consists in part of the following:

Coats, Vests, Hats, Boots,

•£5.

i'A,

Crawfcrdsvillc. Indiana. Agents for same

Pants, Shirts,'' Caps, Shoes, I'

Trutiks, Carpet Bags. &c.

SPLENDID JEWELRY.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, LOCKETS, FINGER RINQS, CHAINS, EAR DROPS, &C., &C., &C:, &C. This establishment will ho found to contain every article usually kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Produce taken. The Farmer and Mechanic will find this establishment tho very placc for Good Bargains. jMater & Ullman.

April 4, 1850-v8-n37,

N. W. GRIMES. wm.

TOOL S

OP WHITE GOODS,

nunr.niDGE,

jr.

GRIMES & BURBRIDGE,

Grocers & Hardware Merchants,

Dealers in

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

&C-3 feO-

No, 1, Commercial Block,

E E N S E E

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

INDIANA.

W'e are now receiving onr Spring supplies, colisi? ting of Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlerv, Snddlerv. CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS,

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

GROCERIES, DYESTUFFS, CORDAGE,

And a groat variety of other articles, such as aro generally kept in an establishment of this kind, to which *0 invite the examination of purchasers, feeling confident that we can sell them Goods as cheap as any house in this place. Thankful for past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same. GKlSlKS & BURBitlDGE.

April 4.- vi.1.S-rc.37.

ACAED.

ASitwe

are making preparations for gnng I'.ast, is necessary that all unclosed accounts sljoald be closed immediately, with CASH. Those, lniving unsettled accounts are requested to close llicni without delav. Our rules in this respect are positive, and from which there must be no deviation. Our Ffionds will at oncc see the necessity of urging them to promptness. Our business is Large and it takes wonky to conduct it properly. Our thanks arc due to many frit who have met their obligations promptly, and in seine instances that we know of with sacrifices to themselves. We cannot too highly appreciate the motives of such: and it shall be our greatest pleastire at all times to serve them with the hest. fkesiii:st and Ciif.ai'KSt ooods in the market. We arc now preparing for the pur hase and receptiion (of the largest stock of Goods ever offered to the citizens of this place and vicinity, which we intend to sell at prices so low that everyone shall bo convinced it will be for their interest to bav of us.

Feb. G, 1S57.] CAMl'BELfj & CO.

Something New and Valuable. The Great A E I A I N &

Dr. Jobn Bull's King of Painft Warranted to Cure Cholera, Cholesa Morbus, Rheumatism, Gout, Bowel Complaint,

Dysentery, Summer Complait, Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Burns, .. Scalds, Bruises, Cancers, Tumors, Headache uiid Tooth-. ache, and all. other aches. For sale by all D/iiggists and Store-keepers in every town and village throughout the United States. For sale br

MANSON & POWERS, Wholesale & Iietail Drtrggfsts.

iipril I&v3n30-f.m.

Dr. John Bull'* Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapnrills. Combines all the medicinal virtues of Burdock, Yeilowdock, Dandelion, and pv:re Honduras Sarsaparilla, and is the most po'ent Blood Purifier in the known world. For the cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism. Gout, Dropsy, and all Chronic Diseases, It has no equal, tor sale by druggists and merchants in every town and village in .the United States, and for sale bv-

MANSON POWERS, Wholesale fc Retail Drusrjist-e.

April 18vSn39-6m. Crawfordsville, Ind.

House and Sign Painting, Paper Hanging, &(v

Work done lo Order, Cheap for Cash.

Shop Over Brown's Drug Store, All orders left with T. D. Brown, promptly TJIO'S II. WIXTO: tended to. 3fay 2. 1357,-vSn-ll.

DICR'S

Frank

Ur.

K.-

WORKS—Rollins' Historv

losephus, vron, for

1'lntarch's Lives, Shakspcare_j- Byron", sale by May -tf.

LARGELedgers,

FRANK liKATON, Ko. 1. Empire Block.

foil bonnd Demy Day Books—Journals an»i at 90 cts yer ouiro. Marchants and others will find it to their interest, if wanting anything in the Blank Book lffte, to call at

jctcs's No 1,

ARNOLD'S

CASH,

Empire Block.

Black, Covving & Carftilne Inks, for

sale by FRANK HEATON, May 2] Ncr. l. EjnpiraBiock.

DK.2,1357v8n41-tf.

KANE'S Arctic Exploration, just received and for sale by FRANK HEATON. May No. 1, Empire Block.

or Book* and Stationery, given in excbaugo for good clean Bags, by n:a,r'2' Htxt• Zrcr:r#B!^k.

•w A

KBADTH1S, i."

AND REMEMBER

That yon caa find

The Best

UBJ iO

Assortmeiit

•, s: si

And

BEST STILES!

r-. --35tii

O 33\Q

At r«

B0YNT0N CORNER."

T'IIEcalling

undersigned talces this method onoa lion of your attention toft fit* items which wo think wilf be of groat financial htterMt. to alt who may avail thomsel ves of the opportunity, aad knowing Chat it is the duty of tfirery ohe in thaaa

A I E 8

'Tosarotha

',ol Bi -7•JW.1T

'•OLD SIXPBNCB,"1

We will not .hesitate in saying, that all of o«r«M friends and hundreds of others, will avail thw*selves of tho opportnrdty of buying their gooda it tho'• Bovnton Corner," -tiC -.'sincaot? ai I WEST of tiie COUHT HOUBS,

Where thoy C»n pnsitively be had at UM

7-vif

Owt.

We aro now daily receiving on#of oir anmtlly large and well assorted stcclu of ..

Dry Goods, Itootfs and Shon^

HATS and CAPS,

BONNETS AND

White Goods & Embroideries,

Ready Made Olofhiiiff, vr*

Groceries, Quectastvare,-" Glassware,' 'Ac.

Inshat-t, every thing commonlT kept in A DryGoods establishment, ail of which we hate t*k*n great pains in selecting from soinc of-the largwt and best houses in the eastern market. Tauair carc to select tho richest and best stylo*, wall as the ... .... a»

Best Quality of Goods.

Our facilities for buying will gfiarahteo to na flir ability to sell, as low as any of our "neighbor*, fcfid we ti. ink our ten years experience in tlio bntfiftMt,. will guarantee us the ability to suit tho waiiU of custometB. Wo theroforo extend the inviutiofc, W: call soon and see ub,

Examine our Stock,

Hear our priccs, and if wo cannot suit rou wo will not charge you anything for Jour trouble. If w« cannot sell goods urf low as any other housot w« will not ask vou to buy. We nrfc doterminM sell. We will take all kinds of

Merchantable Produce,

In oxcliange for goods, nnd pay the best priccs giren in the town. Remember the Old Brick Cornor west of the Court liouso, and crtll soon, or you m*y misssohie Bargains.

ALLEN, GALEY

TEKRAM.

April 11th, '&7,v8n3S-tf. 't-'Ti t-

O O S

Carpenter?,

Coopers, nhd Blacksmiths, good

assortment. OjIimes & Bliixikdoi. April 4,1357-.vol.7-no.87.-tf.

Pay Up! Pay UP!!

& J. LEE & CO., having sold their stora, am

II IIMSIIIM, GOODS

...

fcoiu imir siora, eir outstanding btu-

desirous of winding Up the

incss, and take this method of requesting tho«« knowing themselves indebted to them, to call and settle Immediately, nnd save unnecessary trouble and cost J. fc J. LEE &. CO.

April 13vSn39-tf.

A New Novel, ly the Author of •tZaid«6.,»

Magdalen Hepburn:

A Story of the Scottish Roforisktion, DY 31KS. OI.YPIIANT, Author cf "Zaidee," Aduin Graeme," etc. Com-: pleto in one large 12mo volume, bound in Clolb for One Dollar.

This charming novel, by the author of "Zaidaa? will be welcomed by all who have had tho plaaa* ure of reading the former production. Tbo quaint originality, tho healthy and cheerful religiooa toaa, and charming simplitity and good sanao of tbla volume will render it a general and permanent favorite.

Novels in Cheap Form. We publish and supply r'eulcrs and Tru9|l( agents with every work of Fiction, aid aUfiraitB of I'nblications, by every author of celebrity.— Book Dealers and Merchants wanting a w.hotaaala selection should address ns and get our lisia, and state what business they nro i#i, and tho aort «f Books wanted so as to enable tis to giv.a infowaHon suite"! to their wimts.

CiARRETT, DICK A FITZGERALD. April ISvSnSf. 13 Ann Street, New York.

Spring Goods 1 Spring Goods!

HANNAH

Have just received

ASSELL,

splendid aaaortmcnt of tL«

LATEST STYLES,

And Finest Quality of Spring Goods, A on in to re iv a the Latest Patterns as they come into market. Gentlemen on supply thenftclves in any kind of

I N O

Cheaper for. Cash than at any other establishment in the 'Vcst, either Ready Mndo or Made te Order. Our stock comprises a variety of z:.

Clothe, Cassimores, Vestings, Shirtl, •JCollars, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery It

Handkerchiefs, &o., with an assortment of N 0 I 0 3 S S

Also: Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrella# Fancy Walking Canes, &c., &c. We respectfully invito aii who are ia want of Goods, in pur line to give os a call before purcbaa ing elsewhere. Our motto is "Ca»h Sklerf aucl Small Profits," which cnablo us to soli 15 per e*a'» cheaper than any othar pstablishmen t, being pra«f ticr.ble Tailors, wo have been able to become cou verser.twitb all the latest snd mest approved »ty!« as well as being tbo better able to judge of th\» quality of Goods. JIANNA & CA^SELL.

Cruwfordsvillc, April 4, (vol S~no87-Gm.)

^^LL tho leading School Boots

WERSTER'S

hand and

the day on

foraale at nubiisbera yrtcea by

r*ANK

May2.]

HEATOth.^

No. 1, Empire Block..^-»-

Unabridged DlcUonray—priet, —latest edition ^always on aaje, or a FRANK HEATOft., 3 No. !.E'ar\fir\B,.i:V,