Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 June 1857 — Page 3

TIB TAtOKK AT WVAl.

Gm. Henningten, Colonel Titus and one tlitUioa of the Army of Nicaragua have arfiftd lei New York. One of the reportera

Tribune visited the former and deaome information in regard to the allegation of the coantrj by Walker. The f^orter states: jSisec the last advices received here firbai General Walker, the Allies made an 'on the intrenchmenta at ftivaa, with

fttce of 2,600 men. The assault lasted hours, and was hotly contested throughOat. As near as could be ascertained, the enemy lost 400 killed and wounded, includ.'ing 30 prisoners taken by General Walker one cannon belonging to the Allies also .fell into the hands of the filibusters. Walker's total loss in this engagement in killed and wounded did not exceed fifty or aixty men.

From this time until the second week in April, when General Mora arrived and as.tamed command of the Allies, no offensive operations, to epeak of, took place on either side. On the 11th of the month the

Allied forces, led on it was said, by deserters from the filibuster camp, made •'a desperate attack on Gen. Walker's intrenchments and succeedcd in gaining possession at one time of the lower plaza.

About one hundred and fifty had entered that portion of the town, when General Henuingson succeedcd in bringing three guns to bear upon them, which mowed them down with great slaughter.About half of them escaped, and the remainder being surrounded were obliged to surrender. After a good deal of hard fighting the enemy were finally repulsed, but not without contesting the ground inch by inch. One hundred and three prisoners in all remained in the hands of Gen. Walker after the fighting was over.

The hopes of the filibusters were greatly sustained by the constant expectation of relief from Col. Lockridge and party, on the San Juan Kiver, who were daily looked for. Of course no correct intelligencecould be obtained respecting his situation and prospects, as all the avenues of approach from that quarter were in the hands of the Allies. But as day after day no news came from the San Juan, the garrison in Kivas began to despair and were fast losing their spirits, when information was received that Captain Davis, of the United States aloop-of-war St. Mary's had seized the schooner Granada, containing half of all Gen. Walker's ammunition. ,i- Then, in view of the hopeless prospect before them, the design of retiring from the cbuilitry began to be entertained.—

Meantime Captain Davis proceeded to the eeat of war, and endeavored to urge the contending parties to come to term9.— General Walker, after prolonged and painful consultation with his officers, concluded to enter into stipulations with Captain Davis, anu he subsequently surrendered to him as an officer of the United States Government. The Allies were not named in the instrument. By a full understanding, however, the retiring forces were not molested by them—one ol' ihc Costa Rican Generals attending Walker and his staff through (ho lines of the enemy, a hostage, it were.

At the instance of Capt. Davis, the woman and children, numbering about seventy, were removed from the camp on the 20th of April. The formal capitulation took place ou the 30th of the same month, and the trops set. out on the march to £au Juan del Sur on the 1st of May.

The whole number of Walker's men at the time of the surender was four hundred arid seventy-five of these two hundred and sixty, including officers, were cffcct4ve, one hundred and seventy-five were on the sick and wounded list, and forty were natives.

Provisions had been exceedingly scarce .(luring the whole month of April, and the men had lived chiefly on mule and horsemeat nearly all that time. Dogs, cats and other animals were sometimes killed to furnish a novelty. General Henuingson describes horse-llesh as quite passable— when one can get no better.

The en«*my, the General states, had suffered much from desertions, and on the 1st of May could uot have had more than two thousand men about Rivas. He thinks that, had Gen. Walker held out two weeks longer, scarcely a thadow would have been left of the Allies.

PLANITAUY

DISTANCES.—For along pe

riod, astronomers unsuccessfully endeavored to determine the distance between the 'stars and the earth and it is only within a comparatively short time that the interesting problem can be solved. The distance which generates us from the nearest stars is, according to M. Argo, about 206,000 times the distance oft lie sun from the earth, more than 206,000 times 95,000,000 of miles. Alpha, in the coustellation of Cen^taur, is tho star nearest the earth its light -takes more than three years to reach us, so that, wero the star annihilated, we should •till see it for three years after its destruction. If the sun were transported to the place of this, the nearest star, the vast circular disc, which in the morning rises majestically above the horiion, and in the eveuing occupies a considerable time in deoending entirely bel«r the same line, \would have dimensions almost iinpreceptible even with the aid of the most powerful telescopes, and its brilliancy would range among the stars of the third magnitude only.

PRINTED

STEAM.—For

ttT Kidnapping children for ciretu training has been detected at St. Louis, and a performer haa been arrested for kidnap* ping fonr children, one boy and three girls

MARRIED.—On the 8d iaft, at the Crane House by John W. Bark, Esq., Mr JOHN HAMILTON

and Miss

SABAH

Muv 30-vS-n45-Sm.

a week past

.the Ledger Has been printed by steam.— «Our engine, boiler, one water tank, and power presses are in the third story of the

Louse adjoining the Ledger building, over Mr. D. Crane's leather store, having been 'put up for that especial purpose. Our engine is a small piece of mechanism, but it .works to admiration, running our presses with the greatest ease and steadiness.—

We are now running two presses by steam «ad is few days will be running two iaore, by whieh means we shall be enabled .to execute all the orders of our numerous and increasing patrons with the greatest ?promptitude, as well as to print off the editions of our daily and weekly papers in time

to reach subscribers by the earliest possible hour.—XT. A. Ledger.

MFThe rage for elopement has become •o strongt that an Irishman in the poor .- Iranse at Detroit, has run away with one of pwpw girl" io the same establishment

The officers did not make any pursuit

KEN

DALL, all of Sugar Creek Township.

J. S. Allen, M. D.

HAVING

resumed the practice of Sartre ry nnd

Medicine, will give undivided attention* to all professional calls. Office in Davit

Heaton's

Store. [Jnno, 185"vSn46-4m

Horrible Death!

dentil in abroarf in our land, we respectfully inform the public that we will keep on hands Beadv Made Coffins of every size also, we have a very fine and complete Hearse. so that we are now ready to wait on our friends atany hours notice. The Foreman living in the adjoining room* to the Ware room*, which is oue door East of Laytnon's Store, on Mnrket Street. We will also Iceep on hnnd a splendid assortment of Furniture cf every sort all of which wo will sell on the best of terms.

M. M. ANCLE AVE, Proprietor.

WntiAif YWUAW, Foreman. Juno 6, '59-vSn46-tf.

New Democratic Paper

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Address. J. P. IIEISS, Washington, D. C. May 80,-u45-8t.

WOOL!

CAMPBELL

CO. linvo a large stock of Cas-

inieres, Satinetts, Cloths nnd .Jeans very choaf which they will exchange market prior.

for Wool at the highest (may CO-nSA-tf.

E O A

CD "IaL ."BE2

MANUFACTURE! OF, ANX)

Wholesale and Retail

CIGARS & TOBACCO! Removalfrom Grecti, on Main Street, op jxtsite the Holton House.

There ran be found the largest ant' best selected stock of Cisrnrt arid Tobacco ever offered in this market. Jvvcryboily examining the stock, will Kui.n find out, that.t is tho \erv place for getting good articles at the lowest figures.

GROCERIESlTcr. Sugnr. Tea. Molasses.Syrup. Kiioos, C'uni-!. Stmcii. Ac icceivvd and for sale by die april -t.

THE

t'KiMF.e A

Bcitaiirmis.

Oh] Come Along!

A a

Attention Everybody!!

und«r«lTnod would inform the public, that he has received a new addition to his btcck, consisting of all the standard works of the day.

LARGE FAMILY BIBLES, SCRAP BOOKS, PORT FOLIOS. NOTE & Draft Books. &e., aUoCnp, Let* ter, Legal Note and Bill Papers—by the Quire or

Ream. Envelopes, Copy Books,

PORTEMONIES,

Pocket Cutlery and Inks,

Pens, and Penholders,

and everything of the kind usually kept in a

Book and .Stationery Establishment

Call around soon, examine my stock and leajn my price*. Remember tho place i« East side of No. 1. Empire Block, opposite Crawford's Corner." PEAKK.

May 8,1857 vSnil-tf.

'Old

HEATO\

MUSIC! MUSIC!!

To all those who

are desirous, in the beautiful Art of learning, to play the Piano F»»H«* m' Mflode*

ov the undersigned would respectfully state that he is still prcuivn to give Lessons on the named Instruments. Pianos, Melodious, 9iia »jl Reed Instruments tuned and repaired in a Supenor nix nner. Several years experience, besidea numerous Ketferences fron. this and other States jiuable me tosav that 1 am competent to give perfect satisfaction to all thoso entrusting me with a favor in the Musical Line.

All Orders lef*. at Mr. Newman's Music Store will be promptly attended to. ay 8 '5Tv8n43-tf. L- KISSKKK»ountainoej) for sale

125

April 26,1S67.

3V. W. GRIMES,

Successor to

JOHN WILSON,

Aid Late Wilsoa, Grimes C#.,

I\o. 9, Commercial Block,

Green Street, Craicfordsville, Indiana.

Dealer in

Dry Goods, Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,

Boots and Shoes,

Queensware, &c.

now in receipt of his Spring and Summer Supplies, which together with his former stoclc. makes his assortment large and complete, to which he invites the attention of the trade. Having an experience of fifteen yea's in the business, he feels confident that be can sell Goods as cheap aa any other House in the city.

To my old friends and patronsl would return my acknowlcdgenents for their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, aid solicit a contmtiatico of the same, together with that of as many new ones as can make it to their interest to buy of me.

May 16vSn4S-tf. N. W.GKIMES.

FARMERS,

MERCHANTS,

MECHANICS,

LABORERS, EVERY BODY! TnE

undersignecLare desirous of informing you that they are desirous of hanging their business to SUM EXTENT, and confine themselves in the future to the Grocery Tiado alone, When the interest of the buyer and seller agree, Bargain is soon made.

To facilitate us in our laudable object, and at the samo time mako it an object for all 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,

all of the best

Manufactories in the United Slates.

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

T'.iif is a rare opportunity tor buyers during the present hard times. Call and e.xamino oi goods. To those whodesiro to make anijceount for any of these goods whoare known to be good, or who'are Mcomnicndcd by responsible persons, we will bill them any of the above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stoc4c of Groceries ara. ample and coir.pleto. lufact everything that usually is connected with that tra- we-have on baud, d: will c'jn iutie to have us long ns we can sell them lor cash or produce, but they must bo paid for in somo way, 'when bought.

To the Cash Buyer*

\Ccsny come to us for any article of Groceries or 1'rovii.ionn and we will sell to you. Any l'roduee brought in will be paid for in Cash The olilv place where bargains are to be had now

Watclies fk Clocks

AAU

.iriE«

THE NEW STORE One Door East of the Ilolton Douse.

THE

undersigned ha.vingjunt opened on*» of the Largest and most complete assortment of Walclies, Clocks Sc Jewelry, Takes this method of infrrminz his friends, and tho public generally that he will sell his goods

E A E

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

Gold

J. LEE

Campbell & Co.

Ton*Fomroy

lr0B

8hinglefi Wanted.

ONE

MILLION RHWOtffiVanted 'april ftRAUAJI-4

TUTS

W. 11. LAYMON* & CO.

May 2, 1357,vSn41-tf.

NEW ARRIVAL

Ilis stock

Patent Lerer Watches, Duplex DcUchttd Lerer

Silrer Hunting Patent Lever Wntcbes,

Duplex

Ladies Gold Neck Chains, Wlltch Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detached Levers, Open Faced and

N I N

300 different *tyies of Ladies & Gents Breast Pins, 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, SOO different styles of Finger Kings, ,: VlOO different styles of Gents sleeve & collar buttons

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

Watches, Clocks & Jewelry, Repaired & Warranted. At the sign of the GOLDEN

WATCH,

One Door East of Holt on House.

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

Pay Up! Pay Up!! A

CO., having sold their store, are

desirous of winding up their«utstandin|tbusiness, and take this method of requesting thoss knowing themselves indebted to them, to call and settle Immediately, and save unnecessary tronblcand cost. J- & J- LEE & CO.

April lSvSn8S-tf.

Spectacles!

WESpSctacies.on

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

Uay 2 l?57,vSn41-tf. James Patterson.

Kotice.

ALL

those indebted to us either bv note Book account will do ns a favor Dy calling aronnd and paying the samo, as we want to settle •p the old conoern immediately. -WILSON. ORIMEB.ACO

April ,4. lWT-vol. •-n57-?f.

A Series of Lectures at the Broadmay Tabernacle, When, for 10 successive nights, over 50,000 PEOPLE,,

Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, whilo he exhibited the manner in which Counterfeiters execute their Frauds, nnd tho Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting them!

THE KBNTTJCKY HARVESTER A COMBINED BEAPEB AND H0WEB Patented, November 25th., 1866.

Miller. Wingate & Co., Manufacturers, Louiwille, Ky.

Machine was introduced and used for the first time during the harvest of 1356. when nearly two hnndred and fifty of them were sold. and. though 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 nave made some valuable improvements, suggested by careful observation and cxperimedt during the last harvest. These will be added to all our Reapers and Mowers now bui Iding for the harvest of 18S7.

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

The following premiums have been awarded to this machine during and since the harvest of 1S56: First Premium as a Mower, over .Manny's Machine, on trial, before the Committee of the Eminenco Association First Premium as a Reaper, and as a Combined Reaper and Mower over Manny's Machine, on trial, before the Committee of the South-Western Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Loaisville, Ky First Premium as a Reaper over the New York Hand Raking Reaper, tho New York Self-Ra-king Reaper, and Manny's Machine, at the Kontucky State Fair, held at Paris, Oct. 1856 also en extra Premium as a combined lieapcr and Mower, over Manny's Machine, at the samo Fair.

This Machine is got up at a greater expense, is made of bettfr materials, (being chiefly of wronght iron), with 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 ordinary Combided Machines.

One of these mat. bines can be seen set up, and in complete working order at CHR1STMAN & GREGG'S, Crawfcrdsvillc, Indiana. May 16, lS57-vSn4S-Sm,

OR THE 4,-F

CAMPBELL, GALEY AND HARTER

Are now in receipt of their

I E N S E S O

THEIR

Stock of Dross Goods is very large, consisting of Plain and Fancy Silks, Orgriiudines, Challis, Pcrealles. Bereges, Lainnri in'es,

Eugenia Robes,' Victoria Stripes, Bayaderes, Eglantines, Brilliants in O a in a

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

Combining a variety of the Nciycst Styles, sud richest designs ever offered. Their stock of

EMBROIDERIES,

Is Magnificent, embracing all the novelties in

Sleeves, Collars, Berthas, Edgings, and Insertings.

Having bought them direct from the importers, they can s«lt them at a much less price than the same Goods can be bought elsew hero.

Mantillas and Shawls,

In great variety, and entirely new styles, just introduced this 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, bombining style and durability. Men and Boys boot* and Shoes, adapted to the season, at fair prices. Ready Made Clothing, an immense Stoclc, eot up for city retail trade. Those wishing garments, made in "fashionable style, of the best material, at prices far below anything of the kind ever sold before in this place, will -lo well to call.

As the ruch for his immense stock, is expected to be verv great, doors wili be open at 6 A. M.. and not clo»e"d till 10 P. M.. So that all may have a chance. CAMPBELL & CO.

April 25 vSn40-tf.

5000 ^ieCCS Paper, New Style for CAMPBELL «3t Co. April 25, 1S54,

LARGF. Stock of Carpets and Matting for sale cheap by CAM 1 BELL & CO. April 25 1857.

Hlids Prime Sugar for srle by April 1S57. Campbell

500

450

25 WITNESSES Eltzroth, Harding & Co.,

JohnS. Dye is the Author,

Who hns hf.d 10 years experience as a Banker and Publisher, and author of

PS S3 Ob -i CD

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

Greatest Discovery of The Present Century t^j

FOR DETECTING COUNTERFEIT|'

A N N O E S 3 Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence and exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit pi, in Circulation!! Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE/

EASY and DETECTION IN- C3 STANTANEOUS. O ISfr-No Index to examino, no pages to liunl*i^j up! But so simplified and arranged, that J-J" the Merchant, Banker, and Business Man can CD see all at a Glance. CO

CD CD

Also a List ofj

AU-the Private Bankersxin America. A complete Summary of

(tlie

Finance of

Europe A: America will be published-iii each editi'on. together with all the Ifhportant News W of the Duv. Aco a series of,, {3

INTERESTING ^TORIES,

From an Old Manuscript foimd in the East. It furnishes the Most Complete History of J—*

O I E N A IF E

And describing the most perplexing posi- £9 tions in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of »-J that Country have been so'often found.

These stories will continue.thrnr. gliout the whole year, and will prove the Most Entertaining ever offered to the public. ggf"Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only •it il a year. All Letters must be address-

JOHN S. DYE, Broker,

PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, 70 Wall Street-, New York. April 25'57v8n40-ly.

Agents for same.

DEALERS IN

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,

SHOES, ITOTTONS, GROCERIES,

AND

E E N S W A E

"WASHINGTON HALL" BUILDING, CKAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

OUR

Patrons and tho Public general)r, aro one and all requested to call ana examine a fine and large stock of Spring and Summer Goods.

Among our stock may bo found,

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

ENGLISH, FRENCH fc GEKtfAR. Thus each may read the- same in his own Jfativo Tongue. CO Most perfect Bank Note |#ist published

Cloths, Satinetts, Tweeds,

And all kinds of Summer Goods, for Mens Ware. Blca. andBro. Muslins, Sheetings, Drills fc Ticks,

A I E S E S S O O S

Of the Latest Styles, in every variety. PRINTS, LAWKS, BEE AGES, TISSUES, BLACK Aj&D FANCY ... SILKS, ALL KINDS

OF WHITE GOODS,

BONNETS, BORDERS, AND A I I I A S Our stock is, and will be 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. Bi.tttr. Kgg?, Chickens. Lard, Tallow, Bacon. Wood. Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if vou want our goods. 1 LtfZROTH, HARDING & Co.

April 4,'o7-vol.S-no.37-tf.

Important to Farmers!

J. Crawford & Mullikin,

AV121Q received a large and splendid Stock of

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

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

All kinds of

White Goods, Fancy Prints

Black and Brown Shirting.*, Bonnets, Bibbons, Borders, and Artificials. Fancy Cassimcrc*, Black Cloths, Men's Summer Goods of all kinds,

Boots & Shoes, and Hats,

A great variety.

Gjoceries, Glass and Qneensware,

CLOTHING.

mens Furnishing Goods.

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

Our stock being complete, we ask our friends and customers to call and examine our goods, we will receive all kinds of Produce in exchange for (roods: Cash not refused. Our prices moderate.

J. CKAWFOKD *c MULLIKIN.

April 18vSn39-tf.

Chrislman &Gregg,

Tho largest and only exclusive

HARDWARE Establishment

IN MONTGOMERY CO

Co.

LPS Choice Teas for sale oy April I967. Campbell & Co.

Kegs Nails, of the best brand, for sale by April 1857. Campbell

Co.

No. 2, Enpire Block, CraWfordsville, Indiana

NEW DRESS MAKING E S A I S E N

MISS LITTLE,

TTTOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies of W Crawford*ville and vicinity, at she has iust opened a shop in tho room formerly ocenpied DV Mr. Newman, where she will keep herself in readiness to execute all orders in the line of

Dress and Mantilla Makiig,

in the latest fashionable styles as her patterns are all received from M'dme. Demorest's, Broad way New York. «prl02m.

immense stock of Queensware and Glassware for sale by -Campbell &.•&>• April»,««?:.

5Rooms85,

full of goods for sale cheep at

April 1857. Campbell

Co.

Bag* Kio Coffee for rale by April 1MY. CVr»pb-!l

SLOTHlftS StiffiE

At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E & O A N PROPRIETORS.

LATE FROM PHILADELPHIA.

WMontgomery

E would respectfully inform tho citizens of County, that wo aro now receiving and opening out for.salo one of the largest and fiacst Stocks ef

Ready Made Clothing

Ever brought to any Western Market. Onr stoclc consists of every variety of

Sc FANCY

WEARING APPAREL.

In this braneh of the trade we arc unsurpassed by any hoase in tho Wabash Valley, and our ciliticsaro such that we can afford to soli any article of Clothing at

XOWEK FIGURES

Than can bo had elscwhero. Our stock of Clothing consists in-part of the following:

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

SPLENDID JEWELRY.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, LOCKETS, FINGER RINGS, CHAINS, EAR DROPS, &c., Ac., &c., Ac. This establishment will be found to contain every article usually kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Produce taken. Tho Farmer and Mechanic will find this establishment tho very place for Good Bargains. MAYKU ULLMAN.

April 4, lS0C-vS-n37,

N. W. GRIMES. \VM. BURBRIDGE, JR.

GROSES & BURBRIDGE, Grocers & Hardware Merchants,

Dealers in

IRON, NAILS, STEEL, AXES, SPRINGS. WINDOW GLASS, SASH, TOOLS, &C-, ScC.

No. 1, Commercial Block,

E E N S E E

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

INDIANA.

We are now receiving our Spring supplies, con-sii-ting of Foreign and Domestic Hurdwaro and Cutlery, Saddlery. CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS,

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

GROCERIES, DYESTUFFS, CORDAGE,

And a great variety of other articles, such as arc generally kept in an es ablishment of this kind, to wl- icli we invite the exumination of purchasorc, feeling confident that wo can sell them Goods a* cheap as any house in this place. Thankful for nast patronage, we solicit a continuance of tho gftme. GliiMES & BU1CB..1UOE.

April 4,-v. J.S-no.87.

A CARD.

ASitwo

are making preparations for going East, is necessary tnat all unclosed accounts should bo closed immediately. w?tfh CASH. Tliosi! having unsettled accounts are requested to close them without delay. Onr rules in this respect arc roamvK, and from which there must be no deviation. Oiii Frionda will at once sec the necessity of urging them to promptness. Our business is Large and it takes MONEY to conduct it properly. Our thanks are due to many friends who have met their obligations promptly, and in seme instances that we know of with sacriliccB to themselves. We cannot too highly appreciate the motives of such and it shall be "our greatest, pleasure atall times to serve them with the UEST, FHESUKST and CHEAPEST GOODS in the market. We are now preparing for the pur jhase and rcceptiion'of tho largest stock of Goods ever otfered to the citizens of this place and vicinity, which we intend to sell at prices so low that every one shall be convinced it will be for their interest to buy of us.

Feb. 6, ISoV.] CA.Ml'lJKLL CO.

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

Dr. John Bull's King of PaioH

Warranted to Cure

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

Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cancers, Tu' mors, Headache and Toothache, and all other aches. For sale by all Druggists and Store-keepers in every town and village throughout the United States. For sale by

MANSON & POWERS, Wholesale & Retail Druggists,

spfll !Sv8h8&-fiiii.

Dr John Bull's Compound Fluid Extract of SnrsHparilla. Combines all tho medicinal virtues of Burdock, Yellowdock, Dandelion, nnd pare Honduras Sarsaparilla, and is the most potent Blood Purifier in the known world. For thecureof Scrofula. Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, and all Chronic Diseases, It has no equal. For sale by druggists and merchants in every town and village in the United States, and for sale by

MANSON & POWERS, Wholesale A

Retail Druggists,

April lSv8n89-fim. Crawfordsville, Ind.

House and Sign Painting, Paper Hanging) Ac., Work done to Order, ('heap for Cash.

Shop Over Brown's Drug Store, Brown, promptly atTHO'S II. W1NTON.

All orders left with T, D^Brown, tended to. Mav 2.16.17.-v3n41.

DICK'S

WOKKS—Uollins' Historv, Jo#ephu», Plutarch's Lives, Shakspearo Bvron, for sale bv FRANK 11 KAtoN,

May 2- tf. No- 1, Empire Block.

LARGELedeers,

fr.ll boubd Demy Day Book*— Journals and at 90 cts pe» quire. Marchants and others will find it to their interest, if wanting anything in the Blank Book line, to call at

AND REMEMBER

That jou can find

The Best' Assortment

BEST STYLES!!

ID It "ST OOO 3DJ3

AT Tn

THEcalling

B0YHT0N C0BHEB.

undersigned takes this mothod once nor* of your attention to a few items whiclt we think will hie of great financial interest to *11 who may avail themselves of the opportunity, and knowing that it is the duty of ovory oue io UMM

A I E S

To sate Ibe

"OLD SIXPENCE,"

We will not hesitate in saying, that all

ot our

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friends and hundreds of others, will avail themselves of the opportunity vf buying their gooda at the "Boynton Corner,"

WEST of the COURT HOUSED

Where they can positively be had at tiie

We are now daily receiving one of oar unusually largo and well assorted stocks of

Dry Goods, Boot* nnd Shoe#,

HATS and CAPS,

BONNETS AND

White Goods & Embroideries, Ready Made Clothing,

Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, &o.

In shart, every thing commonW kept in a Dry Goods establishment, al 1 of which we have taken great painp in solecling from somo of the largest and best houses in the eastern markot. Taking care to s*lect tho richost and' b*st styles, as well as the

Best Quality of Goods.

Our facilities for buying will guarantee to us the ability to pell, as low as any of our neighbors, and we ti ink our ten years experience in the business will guarautco us the ability to suit the wants of customets. Wo therefore extend the invitation, to call soon and see us,

Examine our Stock,

Hear our prices, and if we cannot suit you we will not charge you anvibing for Jour trouble. If we cannot sell goods as low as any other house, we will not ask you to buy. Wo sre determined to sell. We will take all kinds of

Merchantable Produce,

Tn exebatige for goods, and pay the best prices given in the town. Romember the Old Brick Corner west of the 011 rt House, and call soon, or you maJ miss some Bargains.

ALLEN, GALEY

April 11th, '57,vSn38-tf.

KEERAJf.

A New Novel, by (he Author of

Magdalen Hepburn: A Story of the Scottish Roformatioa, BY UKR&F OLYPIIANT, Author cf "Zaidec," "Adam Graemo," etc. Complete iu ono largo 12mo volume, bound iu Cloth for One Dollar.

This charming novel, by the author of "Zaidea" will bo welcomed by all who have had the pleasure «f reading tho former production. The quaint originality, the healthy and chcorful religious tone, afid cfrarr'ning simplitity and good Benso of this volume will render it a generul and permanent favorite..

Novels in Cheap Form.

versed

FKANK litATI N'» No. 1, Empire Block.

ARNOLD'S

Black, Copying & Carmine Inks, for

sale by FRANK HEATON. May

-2}

No-1, Empire Block.

DK.2185?vSn41-tf.

KANE'S Arctic Erploratiou.juttreceived and for sale by FRANK HEATON. May No. 1, Empire Block.

/"tASHvor-Hooks a&d-Stationary, given la \J cb*»^-fcr«Jod,cle»n Rsg. by rear

Z" T»hsic

MIAT"--. Eraf.r" .B'-jrV

.... Scalers and Travilinf

We publish and sunpl .gents with every work ol Public

_.'ery work of Fiction, and all kinds iiblicutions, by every anthor of colebrity.— Book Dealersund Merchants wanting a wholes'slo selection shonld uddrcHs us and get our lists, and state what business they ar» in, and the sort of Books wanted so as to enable u» to give information suited to their wants.

GAKKETT, DICK fc FITZGEKAI.IJ.. April lSvsi.39. V.1S Ann Street, New Y»rk.

Spring Goods! Spring Goods!

HANNAH'

A SSELL,

Have just received a splendid assortinent of the

LATEST STYLES,

And Finest Quality of Spring Gooda.

And will cor, tin no to receive all the Latest Patterns nt* they come into mnrket. OenlJernen o§» supply themselves in any kind of

O I N O

I S IN O O S

Cheaper for Cash than at any other establishment in the West, either Ready Made or Made V* Order.

Our stock

comprises a variety of

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting#, Shirta, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery Handkerchiefs, &c., with an assortment of

XT O I O ITS

Also: Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellaa. Fancy VValking Canes, Ac., &c.

We respectfully invito

all

who are in wsnt of

Goods, in onr line to gi veu a call before ptorehssr inj? elsewhere. Onr motto is

uC*sh

calee And

Small Profits," which cr.ablts to MIS 16 percent cheaper than any other pstablishmen t, being practicable Tailors, we have been ablo to become con

with all the latest and

most

approved styles

as well a* being the beuerable to judgs of ths ounlity of Good*. TIANNA II & CAsSZLL. Crowfordsvillc, April 4, (vol 9-no37-4m.

NOTICE TO MQUOR 1)EALEM AND

ER O -A. IT S

complete assortment of Oils necessary

tar

making and flavoring every variety of liquor and a packaee of the articles utd for giving ABT1F1CIAL STRENGTH to liquors.(converting^ gallons of whisky to 100 gallons) and every article necessary to commence a Liquor Store, will be furnished for #20. Also all the information

mah,

gary to conduct such an establishment, thus CRSbllnz the new beginner to succesafftlly oompett with the oldest liquor dealers.

Address, through the rost Office, P. LACOUR Jan. IT, 1857.—ly.) New OBLIASS. Lacour's Conceutratod Acid for making IE« GAR. is put up in 8 gallon package*at |8 pcrpsok* ago—in g-od shipping opier.

O O S

arpentara, Coopers, snd Blacksmiths, sWornstfiiti Attu 1. *f v*-

A Pt'e!?T?r^r.