Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 June 1857 — Page 3

AliuluKEXOVeD FBOMA WOMAN'S a yhe, Loguisport Pharos stales that Dr. A- Myera, of that city, who has acquired «oi#2 oelebrity as the inventor^of a- trap for the removal of tape worms, has recently performed a cure that is worthy of more tJuui ordinary mention. Mrs. E. Ryan, of Port Wayne, about 22 years of age, had Wen severely afflicted for four years with sensation in the stomach as though there was some reptile moving in it. Daring thai time she was treated for various diseases by numerous physicians of skill, and by several for tape worm. Hearing of Dr, Myers's new process for tho removal of parasite from the human stomach, Mrs. R. went to Logansport and placed herself under his charge. Within two weeks Dr. M. removed from her stomach'a snake about 3£ feet long, andl-£ inchcs in diameter, and relieved her of all her suffering, instead of aggravating it as had been the result of previous treatment she had received.

The latter part of her illness she was unable to attend to the domestic affairs of her family or even to take care of herself. It required two hours to prepare for retiring at night and after being assisted into bed, an equal length of time transpired before b1i6 5ould lie down—and often she was deprived of sleep for nights together. Frequently she would walk the floor until exhausted, because unable to lay down without the most excruciating pain. Mrs. Ryan's own words are, that "her sufferings were such that she often prayed for death to relieve them." Mrs. It. supposed she swallowed the snake, which was apparently of the water species, while drinlung from spring in the evening at her former residence west of Fort Wayne. She left the cafe of Dr. for home feeling as though phc was saved from worse than death.

Movement

of the

ate

IIoNti

United StatesFrig

Niagara—Preparations

to rcccievethc

Atlantic Cable.—On Saturday the United States steamship, the Niagara, dropped down the river to tho moorings at Fast (Jrcoinvich, and to-day (Monday) Her Majesty's ship Agamemnon, 91 guns, will come round from Portsmouth and take up her moorings there, to ship the submarine telegraph to be laid down in the Atlantic ocean to coimcct.llic continents of America and Europe. The length of cable to be put on board each vessel cxcceds 1,800 miles it will take upwards of six weeks to deposit the cable in the ships' holds. According to present arrangements, Her Majesty's ship Agamemnon and the United States frigate Niagara will leave the Thames about the first week in July, in company with hor Majesty's ship Cyclops and will proceed to the latitude midway between the \Ve:t coast of Ireland and Newfoundland. Here tho ends of the cable on board £nch sliip will be joined the Agamemnon will then return towards thu coast of Ireland, and the Niagara will hold on her coursc to the shores of Newfoundland, both hbips playing out the submarine cable as tlicy increase the distance between tlieni, and maintaining constant telegraphic communication with each oLlier to prove that the cable remains intact and within six days after the ships separate, should 110 accident occur, telegraphic communication will be open between the two continents. —London Neivs, May IS.

Kong.—There

Empire. Smugglers moor their boats there under the protection of the British flag.— Pirates seek that safe shelter to refit with Hritish guns and buy British powder.— Criminals escape from the Chinese stocks, paddle over there to safe refuge 011 British .soil. Roving John Chinamen go there to take passage to San Francisco, or to London, in British ships. Upwards of forty thousand of uot tho most reputable class of Uhinesos ubjccts, there snap their lingers at the "Son of Heaven," right under the noses of his Mandarians, but just out of the reueh of their bamboos. This little isjjind of Hong Kong plays an important part in the Chinese troubles. It is the uot ree of many of those prejudices which find vent through other pretexts and in other ways, making peace always hard to preserve, and war always easy to precipitate between the two nations.

itoitRlJlLE OCCUKIIKNOE.—A yOUllg Lady HI unbred—Suicide of the Murderer. —Between 12 and I o'clock to-day as melancholy'a transaction occurred as was ever our painful task to witness or record. A .man named G. II. Yates called at the residence of Mr. Anderson, where a young woman-—a sister of Mrs. Anderson—was living, and, after interrogating her as to whether she would marry him, received an answer that "at present it was impossible—she could not," on which I10 drew a revolver and fired at her, the ball entering her right side and killing her instantly.— He then drew a small single-barreled pistol and discharged its contents at his own head. The ball entered a little above the right oye, and lodged within the carntum. He is not yet dead, although specchless—the brain oozing from the orifice in the skull he will no doubt soon expire.—Albany (N. y.) Atlas, June 1-

Rascauty.—According to reliable authority, 254 is tho number of banks whose notes are known to be altered or counterfeited. Thisis nearly two thirds of the issues of all tho banks in the Union.

AGRICULTURAL MEETING. Noticc is hereby given that a meeting of the "Montgomery County Agricultural Society" will be hold at the Court Hdufce, on Saturday, Juno 20th., at 10 o'clock, A. M.

The business before the Society will be the adoption of a "List of Premiums," which will b? laid before the Society, by the "Prudential Committee," and also to tako steps towards repairing the Fatf Gronnd, &o., &0.

A full attendance of the mombcrs is urgenUy requested. By order of the President.

M-

Heaton, Sec'y.

ANNUAL REPORT of RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

THE

Board of Commissioners of Montgomery County, Indians,

Redemption of Land sold for Taxes- 8248-3 Estrnys IS 80 Utroker's Liccnsc 100 00 Show do ISO00 Docket Fees 04 00 Road Revenue 3,338 50 Township do 3,838-41 Building do 12,15915 Principal of Common S.

Total 50,75077 Atnotititof Orders redeemed ntthc Treasury during the year 50,03160

Bslanccin thoTrcnsary May 31st 1357-- 6,660 17

Tho above Balance consists of the following Funds, viz: Interest of Common School Fund 13111

Congrosional do 133 21

Principal of do do 15 22 •Madison Township Building Tax of 1S54 152 69 Walnut do do do do 40S5 Wayne do do do 1855 46 Show Liccn.'c 50 00 County Fund.propcr 6,145 63

County Officers I,S20 55 Fuel for County Olliccs ..... 92 GS Judge oftlie Court of Common Pleas- 300 2S Expense-of the Poor 2,12130 Agricultural Soeiofcv of Montgomery

County 130 00 Specific Allowances by the Board-- 51535 Township Assessors G70 00 Returning Finos-- •_ IS 15 Fence around the now .Tail 2312 Township Revenue 3,83i541 Rond do C.3CS50 School Building Revenue 12.1S9 15

Wayne building Tax refunded 1143 Loans of Common School Fund• 1.GOO 01 Common S. Fund distributed 5.52770 Incidental Expense of Common S.

Fund 1S0G1 Loans of Congressional »S. Fund 1,21185 Interest of "tame distribute 1- 1,407.4$ Incidental Expense do do 77 23 Law Suits if Poor Persons 1500 Mitdison Township Building Tax of

Walnut do do do 2S2 Ir.sr.no Persons 597 56 Improving Streets in Crawfordsville- 13210

is a thorn in the

pid.0 of China. It is a little rocky island that lies a (juarter of a mile from the shore in the bay that leads to Canton. It was ceded by tho Chinese to the British in 1811, as "a place where the barbarians might careen and refit their ships, and keep stores."— This is what is now known as I long Kong, [t haa turned out (juitc different from what tho givers intended. A British city has grown upon tho rocks. Illicit British trade thrives there in spite of Chinese custom houses. Millions of pounds of British opium find their way from thence all over the

Repairs to Public Buildings, etc--•• 4007G

Bools

&. .'.talioliory 42453 Selling Delinquent Lands 0 70 ^lulicv Refunded 15 CO

Total $48,700 07

Anif\int of Orders outstanding at last Rcpoit IjY'jOJ1.1 Amount of Orders lvdeenied during t! year mere than have been issued 1.020 93

Amount of orders outstanding Slav 31st U3 47107

Wj«. P. WATSON, SAMUKL (!Ir.1.1 T. Cemmigsioners. TlLO'S E. HARRIS. Claw I'urdsville. .June lib, K-57. [n47w2.

DRY GOODS,

OtfiMssg, Boots and Shoes,

Hats, Caps, c&c., Sic.,

1\ be found in Ciawfordsvillo, is now being o'd at ilio lowest piiccs at tho old stand ol

DAVIS

ammoth Stock!

-Of DAVIS A GARVIN at a

LARliE ©ISCOUMT

From ...

ORIGINAL COST,

Wo are now offering the same at such prices as cannot fail to':uit purchasers. Wc will pay the highest priccs for all hinds of

COl'iVffBSY PRODUCK,

In Exchange for Goods:

Our stock of Summer Goods is unusually large, and well Etdected. Our arrangements with tho East are such that wo are constantly in receipt of

NEW GOODS!

Our Motto is "Larjo Sales nnd Small Profits." The business will, os heretofore, be under tho management of Jir. GARVIN, who at all times will be on hand to attend to the wants of our patrons. AVe want to open accounts with every good man in the County. Remember the placc to ouv goods cheap for cash or otherwiso is at the old stand of Davis and Garvin,

"WASHINGTON HALL BUILDINB,"

OPPOSITE THE COURT SOUSE.

Wc arc offering otir entire Stock of Summer Clothing at Cost. T" J.WINN. Juno 13, lS57vSn47-lui.

Wool! Wool!!

MAYER

& ULLMAN, Clothiers, wishes to pnreliaso

10,000

lbs. OF WOOL,

For which they will pay the highest cash pricc. Jtfnol3n47-8\V.

Hogs! Hogs!!

HAVE fifty head of hogSj which I wish to sell they aro all spaid sows and harrows and are well suited for tho fall trado, they are perhaps as good stock as any in the Country and consequently will feed well. Hog feeders would do well to attend to this matter. Tho hogs can bo seon at any time at my residence three miles North of Crawfordsville on t&e Plank Ho(id.

June 18n4T-8w* SAMU1JL FULLER

JLLEEBT HETD. Attorney at Law

their Jnno Session 3S57,

make the following "Report" of Koccipts nnd Expenditures, during tlio financial year 1S5G, beginning June 1st, 1S5S nnd ending* May Slat 1S57, both days inclusive, to-wit:

RECEIPTS* \7'

Balance in the Treasurer's hands May _• 81st, IS §10,400Cl Rcccivcd during the year For coDcctions of County RcVen&o 16,S2391

Fund & fines 1,23716

Interest do do do 1,486 49 fc" Common School Fond derived from Taxation 4,34832

Principal of Congressional S. Fund- 1,20027 Interest of .do do 1,509 22 Liquor Agency 5000 Proceeds of 1'oor Farm 60 Jury Fees IS 00

$G'GGD17

EXPENDITURES:

Oidors have been issued during the year numbered from 900S to 079S. inclusive' to-wit: For Public Printing 315 66

Coroners Inquests 4115 Jurors Fees 005 54 Expense of Elections 127 40 5 per cent. Damages 3 CD Roads and Highways .226 00 Interest on Kail l.oad Bonds 0,000 00 County Asylum 41107 Delinquent Taxes 870 OS Expense of Prise ners "I 553 26 Summoning Juries J-.-.-' 9200 Bailiffs 150 50

GARVIN!

-t&j&j' a: rsff iws

Succosscr to Davis A- (Jiirvin, would inform his numerous friends nnd former patrons that he is again ill the trade. Having bought the

TJL •. ZASI, 'jf .,'Sorveyor.

HEEB & EAEL, General Land Agents,

TROY, Connty Seat of Doniphan Co., K. T. Will buy and sell land3 and to-vrn lots, locate Land "Warrants, and give general information iu rjgard to Iowa Lands, and all other Kansas Lands and towns. ..

R3FEB.ENCES:

Bassett & Wilson, Jno. IT. Likciis, R. M. Siewarl, St. Joseph Leach & Patterson, Iowa Point Hon. R. R. Reese, Gen. L.J. Eastin, Leavenworth City Hon. Daniel Woodson, Lecompton J. W. Forman, Doniphan Charles Nash, Ft. DesMcine, Iowa Hon. Henry S. Lane, Wilson & McDonald, Hon. James Wilson. Crawfordsville, Indiana B. F. Reno, Ft. Dodge, Iowa.

Jane 13, 1857v8n47-ly.

Horrible Gjnzm Death! AS

death is abroad in our land, wo respectfully inform the public that wo will keep on hands Ready Made Collins of every sizo also, wo have a very fine and complete Ilearse', so that we are now roadv to wait-on our friends at any hours notice. The Foreman living in the adjoining rooms to the Ware rooms, whiclTis ono door East of Laymon'a Storo, on Market Street. Wo will also keep on hand a splendid assortment of Furniture of every sort, all of which we will soli on the best of tenns.

M. M. VANCLEAVE, Proprietor.

William Yekian, Foreman, June 6, '59-v3n46-tf.

New Democratic Paper AT

WASHINGTON, D. C.—Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly.—The undersigned will commence the publication of a National Democratic paper in the city of Washington, on tho first day of April, to bccallcd

"THE STATES."

It will represent the sound constitutional principles which have ever been upheld by tho National Democracy,but it will not oe so entirely political that its columns will interest the politician exclusively, nor so subservient to party as to betray principle at the command of power, or disguise its convictions at the suggestions of expediency.

In addition to tho "discussion of important political questions, its columns will bo devoted to the proceedings of Congress, tin current transactions if the Government, to general news and matters of interest-, appertaining to literature, asricalturo and commcrec.

Terms of Subscription.

The Daily will be mailed to subscribers at $4 per year. Two copies will be forwarded for 7 The Tri-weekly, embracing all tho reading matter which appears in the Daily will be furnished to the subscribers at 3 Two copies will be mailed for The Weekly—The Cheapest Paper in the

South.

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

Single copies, £2,00 per year, Two ^. •, 3.00 Five 7,00 Ten copies to one address and any larger number at tl.e rato of §1,00 per year at $10.00 Ten copies ,to tho address of cacli subscriber, and any larger number at ^1,20 each, $12,00

Any postmaster, clerk, or any other person who may send five subscribers, with $7 enclosed, will receive an extra copy.

E3?~Paymcnt in all eases is required invariably in advance,and no paper will be forwarded until the reccipt of the money.

The Weekly will contain all the important matter published during tho week in the daily. Tho undersigned Was one of the original proprietors of tho "Washington Union," and his long newspaper experience before and since tho establishment of that paper justifies him in promising the public a paper well worthy of their patronacre. "'•The States" will not be the organ of any clique or faction, and with no partial purpose to serve the paper will address itself to the honest judgment of thu eople, and for support will rely upon their appreciation.

Address, J. P. IIEISS, Washington. D. C. May 30-u45-St.

WOOL!

I AMPBELL A CO., have a largo stock of Casimcrca, Satinetts.Cioths and Jeans very cheap which they will cxcluingo for Wool at tho highest market pricc. (may 30-n55-lf.

E O A

MANUFACTURER OF, AND

Wholesale and Hetail

CIGAES & TOBACCO!

liaiwcal ftom Green, on Main Street, opposite the Hollo,i House. There can be found the largest and best, selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco ever o.lercil in thi market. Everybody oxamining tlio stock, will soon lind out, that it is tho very place for getting good articles nt the lowest figures.

Mav 30-vS-n!5-3m.

S. Allen,

HAVING

M. D.

i! Come Along!

A a

Attention Everybody!!

'I'HE undcrsifined would inform the public, that Jic has received anew addition to his stock, cUsistingof all tlio standard works of the day.

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

Ream. Envelopes, Copy Books,

POBTBMOlsTIBS,

Pocket Cutlery and Inks,

Pens, and Penholders,

and every thing of the kind usually kept in a

Book and Stationery Establishment.

Call around soon, examine my stock and lca.ro my prices. Ecmcmbcr tho place is East side of No. 1, Empire Block, opposite Crawford's "Old Corner." FKANK. M. IIEATON.

May 2,1S57 vSn-il-tf.

MUSIC! MUSIC!! To all those who

are desirous, in tho beautiful Art of learning, to play the Piano Forte and Jlclode-

on tho undersigned would respectfully state that ho is still prepared to rive Lessons on tho above named Instruments. Pianos, Melodeons, and all Reed Instruments tuned and repaired in a Superior ma nncr. Several years experience, besides numerous Eefferences from this and other States, eaatle me to say that I am competent to give perfect satisfaction to all thoso entrusting me with a favor in the Musical Line.

AH Orders left at Mr. Newman's Music Storo will be promptly attended to. infvy ?'57vSn42-tf. :. L. KISSNEK.

N. W. GRIMES.

Successor to

JOIi3Sr "WIL.S02ST,

And Late Wilson, Grimes & Co..

Ro* 2, Commercial Block,

Green Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Dealer in

Dry Goods, Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets/

Boots and Shoes,

Queens ware* &c.

ISplies,in

now receipt of bis Spring and Summer Supwhich together with his former stock, makes his assortment large and complete, to which he invites tho attention of the trade. Having an cxpcrienco of fifteen yea's in the business, he feels confident that lie can sell Goods as cheap as any other House in the city.

To my old friends and patrons I would return mj* acknowledgcnents for their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and solicit a continuance of tho same, together with that of as many new ones as can make it to their interest to buy of me.

May 16yShd3-tf. N. W.GKIMES.

FARMERS,

MERCHANTS,

MECHANICS, A O E S

EVERY. BODY!

I1E undersigned arc dcsiroti3 of informing you that tlicy arc desirous of changing tlicir business to Sl)3IK EXTENT, and eonfino themselves in the future to the Grocery Tiadc alone,

When the interest of the buyer and Bellcr agree, Bargain is soon made. To facilitate us in our laudable object, and at the tame time make it an object for all persons who desire to

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

Hats and Caps,

BOOTS I SHOES HARDWARE

N S W A

Harvest Tools and Farming Implements,

all of the best

Manufactories in the United States,

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

Thisis a rare opportunity lor buyers during the present hard times. Call and examine our goods. To thoso who desire to make an account for any of these goods who arc known tc be good, or who Jure racommendod by responsible persons, we will bill them any of the above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stock of Groceries aro ample and complete. Infact everything that usually is connected with that tra-.!o we have on hand, & will coniinuc to have as long as wc can sell them for cash or produce, but they must be paid for in some way, when bought.

To the Casb. Buyer*

We say come to us for any article of Groceries or Pro visions and we will sell to you. Any Produce brought in will be paid for in Cash The only placc whore bargains arc to be had now is oi sis. W. 11. LAYAION & CO.

May 2, lS.i7,vSn-ll-tf.

NEW arrival

Walclies J?^ Clocks

AND

THE NEW STORE. One Door East ef tlie Holton House.

THE

resumed the practice of Surgery and

Medicine, will give undivided attention to all professional calls. OlHeo in Davis & lleaton's Store. [June, lS57vSnlG--lm.

undersigned having just opened ono of the Largest and must complete assortment of Watchcs, Close lis & .Jewelry, Takes this method of informing his friends, and tho public generally that lie will sell his goods

-0 A

Than nny oilier establishment in town, llisstock comprises a large assortment of

Gold Patent Lever Watches,. Duplex :-~r Detached Lever Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watchcs,

Duplex

Ladies Gold Neck Chains,

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.

WatcheSj Clocks & Jewelry, Repaired & Warranted, At the sign of the Golden Watch,

One Door TCast of Hollon House.

May 2, '57vSn41-tf. JAMES PATTERSON. A Ticw Novel, by the Author of *'Zaidee.«

Magdalen Hepburn?

A Story of the Scottish Roformation, BY MRS. OLYPIIANT, Author cf "Zaidee," "Adam Graeme,n etc. Complete in one largo 12mo volume, bound in Cloth lor Ono Dollar.

This charming novel, by the author of "Zaidee" will be welcomed by all who have had the pleasure of reading the former production. The quaint originality, the healthy and cheerful religious toc«, and charming simplitity and good sense of thin volumo -will rc-ndcj it a general and permanent favorite.

Novels in Cheap Form. Wo publish and supply dealers and Traviling agentsuritlievory work of Fiction, and all kinds of Publications, by every author of celebrity.— Book Dealers and Merchants wanting a wholesale selection should address us and get oar lists, and state what business they are in, and the sort of Books wanted So as to enable us to give information suited to their wants.

GAKRETT, DICK & FITZGERALD. April 15v5u3y. 1? Ann Street, New York.

THISMachine

25 WITNESSES

Jelrn §. Dye is the Author,

THE KENTUCKY HARVESTER:. A COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER Patented, November 25 th., 1856,

Miller. Wingatc & Co., Manufacturers Louisville, Ky.

was introduced and usedfor the first time during tho harvest of 1S5G, when nearly two hundred and fifty of them were sold, and, though new, it has already established for itself reputation which has never been reachcd by any other Combined Reaper and Mower, and it now occupies a position far in advance of all its competitors.

Wc have made some valuable improvements, suggested by careful observation and experimedt during tho last harvest. These will be added to all our Reapers and Mowers sow building for the harvest of 1S57.

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 1S5G: First Premium as a Mower, over Manny's Machine, on trial, before the Committee of tho Eminenco Association First Premium as a Reaper, and as a Combined Reaper and Mower over Manny's Machine,

This Machine is got np at a greater expense, isniade of better materials, (being chicfly of wrought iron"*, with abetter 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 Combidcd Machines.

Oneof these mat bines can bo seen sot up, and in complete working order at CIIR1STMAN & GREGG'S, Crawfcrdsvillc,Indiana. May Ifl, lSo7-vSniS-3nl,

OH TIIE cn t-i ea f=s

Forger Convicted.

c*f i-" O E3

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

A Series of Lectures at the, Broadway Tabernacle, When, for 10 successive nights, over flf§r50,000 PEOPLE,^ Greeted him with Rounds of Applause, while he exhibited the manner in which Counterfeiters execute their Frauds, and the Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting them!

CD E3 CD

tJta* P3

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

CD PL

Greatest Discovery of The Present Century l°=§

FOB DETECTING COUNTERFEIT fjf

A N N O E S Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence and exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit PL. in Circulation Arranscd so admirably, that REFKRF.NCW is" EASY and DETECTION IN- C2

ST ANT ANEO US.

*2P"No Index to examine, no pages to hunth^J up! But so simplified and arranged, that the Merchant, Banker, and Business Man can CD sec all at a Glance. U2

ENGLISH, FRENCH Sc GERMAR. eg* Thus cacli may read the same in his own Native Tongue. Most perfect Bank Note List published pL

Also a List of t-™J

All the Private Bankers in America/?1 A complete Summary of the Finance of Europe «fe America will be published in each edition, together with all the Important News C3 of the Duv. Aso a series of {23

INTERESTING STGBIES, h'rom on Old Manuscript found in the Kiist. tetj :t furnishes the Most Complete History of

O 111 E N A LIFE, And describing tho most perplexing po -i-_ £D tions in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that Country have been so often found.

These stories will continue throughout the go whole year, and will prove the Most Entertaining ever olfered to the public. (•^"Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only JX: at $1 a vear. All Letters must be addressed to

JOHN S. BYE, Broker, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, 70 Wall Street April 20 'o7vSn40-ly.

THEIR

Watch

Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detached Levers, Open Faced and N I N SCO different styles of Ladies & Gents Breast Pins, 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, 500 different styles of Finger Uings, lOO dilfercntstylcsofGentssleeve &collp.rbutton.s

'R1ETOR, A New York,

CAMPBELL, OALEY AND BARTER

Aie now in receipt of their

I E N S E S O

Stock of Dross Goods is very large, consisting of Plain nnd Fancy Silks, Organdines, Chailis, IVrcalles, Bcregcs, Lamartincs,

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

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

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

EMBROIDERIES,

Is Magnificent, embracing all the novelties in

Sleeves, Collars, Bcrlhas, Edgings, and Inserting^.

Having bought them'direct from the importers, they can self them at a much less price than the same Goods can be bought elsewhere.

Mantillas and Shawls,

In ere.it variety, and entirely new styles, just introduced this season. An immense let of

Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons,

Paris, and New York Styles,

Many novelties in this line which cannot faiT to meet the approbation of the Ladies. Ladies aud Children's Shoes, of the best city make, bombining style and durability. Men and Boys Loots and Shoes, adapted to the season, at fair prices-. Ready Made Clothing, an immense Stock, got up for city retail trade. Those wishing garments, made in fashionable style, of the best mat crial, at prices far below anything of tho kind foTsin. this place, will do well ever sold bef to call.

As the rucli fort his immense stock, is expected to bo very great, doors will ba open at 0 A. Si., ar.d not closed till 10 P.M., So that all may have a chance. CAMPBELL & CO. iVpril 25 vSn40-tf.

"kfWfcjTi Pieces of Wail Piper, New Stylc3 for uUUw sale by Campbell Co. April 25,1S54,

LARGE Stock of Carpets and Matting for sale cheap by CAMPBELL & CO. April 2" 1S57.

5Iilids

Prime Sugar for srlc by

April 1S57. Campbell & Co.

fir\

LBS Choiec Teas for sale ov

uUU April ls57. Campbell & Co. Kegs Nails, of the best brand, for sale by April 1S57. Campbell Co.

450

/Carpenters, Coopers, and Blacksmiths, a good aivsortmeut. Gaiirrs «fc-BcEEX33ot. April i,

1S57-vol.7-no.S7. -tf.

Agents for same.

Eltziotb, Harding & Co.,

DEALERS IN

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

SHOES, NOTIONS, GROCERIES,

E E N S W A S E

"WASHINGTON HALL" BUILDING,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

OUR

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

Among our stock may be found,

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

A S S ie

Cloths, Satmetts, Tweeds,

And all kinds of Summer Goods, for Mens Ware, Blca. and Ero. Muslins, Sheetings, brills & Ticks,

A I E S E S S O O S

Of the Latest Styles, in every variety. FEINTS, LAWKS, BEEAGES, TISSUES, BLACK AND FANCY

SILKS, ALL KINDS OF "WHITE GOODS,

BONNETS, BORDERS, AND A I I I A S Our stock is, and. v.'ill be kept full, nnd can be bought as low as goods arc bold in any Market. all in every body nnd see for yourselves,-wc will t:i!c- in exchange for our gonds, (/'ash, or any kind of Country Produce at the highest market ]i ices. Buttor. Egg.--, Chickens. Lard. Tallow, Bacon, Wood. Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if von went our cooils.

April 4, v7-vol.S-no.C7-tf.

93 "J

Imporiaiii to Farmers!

J. Crawford & Mullikin,

AVING received a large and splendid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Consisting of the following articles in part: Bcrugcs, Tissues, Bl'k Silks, Fancy Lawus,

All kinds of

White Goods, Fancy Prints

Black and Brown Phirtings, Bonnets. Bibbon^. l!oriers. and Artificials. Fancy Cassimercs. Black Cloths, Men's .Summer Goods of all kinds,

Boots 8c Shoes, and Hats, A great variety.

Gioccrks, Glass and Qucensirare,

CLOTHING.

Mews Furtiislifsig Goods.

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

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

A ril lSvSnG'J-tf.

Chrisimasa & Gregg,

The largest nnd only exclusive

HARDWARE!

Establishment

Philadelphia Mammoth

SLOTTING STORE At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E & A N

PROPRIETORS.

LATE FROM PIIILIDELPHIA.T

WMontgomery

E would rcspcctfnlly inform tho citizoiis of County, that wc arc now receiving and opening out for sale one of the largest and finest Stocks of

Ready Made Clothinj^

Ever bronght to any TV ostein Market. Our •took consists of every variety of

PXjAIN*

ASitwc

I-.LTZliOTll, HAKDi.NG &. Co.

J. OKAWEOED L- MULLIKIN.

Montgomery

County.

No. 2, Enpire Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana

NEW DRESS MAKING E ST A JL S B2 ITI E IV

3IISS LITTLE,

TTTOULD rcsricctfully announce to the Ladies of V\ Crawfordsville and vicinity, that she has jsst opened a shop in the room formerly occupied hry Sir. Newman, where she will keep herself in readiness to execute oil orders in the line of

Press and Mantilla Making,

in 'lie lulest fashionable styles, as her patterns arc all rcceivcd from M'dnic.'Bemorcst's, Broadv.-ay, Kc.r York. aprlOlim.

Eooms full of goods for sale ehcep at

April 20, 1657. Campbell &. Co.

Bags Rio Cotfee for sale by April IS57. ^Caispbcll it Co.

LARGELedgers,

F-A-KTCY

WEARING APPAREL.

In this branch of tho trado wo nro unsnrpaesod .. by nny houso in the Wabash Vnllcy, and our flkcilitiesnro such that wo can afford to soil *ny article of Clothing at

LOW£K FIGIRE$

Than can bo had elscwhoro. Our stock of Cloth- tv. ing consists in part of tho following:

Coats, Pants,'. Vests, Shirts, Plats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bogs. &c.

SPLENDID JEWELRY.

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

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

This establishment will bo found to contain every tirticlo usually kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Producc taken. The Parmer and Mochanic will find this establishment tho vory plnco for Good Bargains. Mateb & Ulluan.

April 4, lS5G-vS-nC7,

N. W. GRIMES. WM. BURBIUDGE, Jfi.

GE1MES & BUEBRIDGE,

Grocers & Hardware .Merchants,

•f Dealers in

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

TOOLS, (SCO-, 5cO-

No. 1, Commercial Block,

GREEN STREET,

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

INDIAft&v

Wo aro now rccciviilg our Spring supplies, consi." ting of Foreign and Domestic Hardware nnd Cutlery, Saddlery, CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS,

Iron, Nails, Glass, Steel,

AxcIb,

Springs, Bolts, Sash, &c.

X, S O

GROCERIES, DYESTUFFS, CORDAGE,

And a croat variety of other articles, such ns nro generally kept in in est abbshment this kind, to which wc invite tho examination of purchasers, feeling confident that we can sell them Goods as cheap"as anv house in tlr place, 'rhankful for nasi patronage, wc sr.lieL continuance of tho same. (flMMJiS same.

CS & LUIMiulDOE.-

April 4,-v..).S-no.S7.

A CABS).

arc making preparations for going Lasf,is necessary that all unclosed accounts should bo closed immediately, with CASII« Those having unsettled accounts arc requested to close them without delay. Our rules in this rc-s-pcct are rotiTivi:, and from which there must bo no deviation. Our Friends will at onco see tho necessity of unring them to promptness. Our business is Large and it. takes mont.y to conduct it properly. Our thanks are due to mnrty friends who have met their obligations promptly, and in seme instances that we know of with sacrifices to themselves. We cannot too highly appreciate the motives of such and it shall be our greatest pleasure at all times to serve them with the bebt, vjiesiii:st and cheapest uooos in tho market. Wo aro now preparing for tho purdiase and rcecptfion Jof the largest stock of Goods ever offered to the eitLljis 0? this place and vicinity, which wc intend to sell at prices so low that every ono shall be convinced it wid be for their interest to buy o? us.

Feb. 6,1S57.] CAMl'BKLT, & CO.

Something New and Valuablte. Tho Great

A E I A N I N Dr. John Bull's King of Pain!!-

Warranted Jo Cure

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

Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Burns, .Scalds, Bruises, Cancers, Tumors, Headachc and Toothache. and all other aches. For sale by all Druggists and Store-keepers inevery town "and village throughout the United States. For sale by

HANSON & POWERS,

.•! Wholesale & lietail Dritggiatd. aprillSvSnSa-r.m.

Dr. John Bull's Compound Fluid Extract of Snrsaparillfi. Combines all the medicinal virtues of Burdock, Ycilowdoek, Dandelion, and pxrc Hondnras Sarsaparilla. and is the most po'ent Wood Purifier withe known world. For the cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout. Dropsy, and all Chronic Disease*. It has no equal. For sale by druggists und merchants in every town and village in

ithe

United

States, and f.ir'sale by1 31 ANSON & POWERS,

Wholesale & Retail Druggists,

April 18v£n39-6m. Crawfordsville,

House und Sign Painting,

Paper Hanging, &c

Work done (o Order, Cheap for Cash*

Shop Over Broum's Drug Store,

All orders left with T. D. Hrown. promptly attended to. TIIO'S II. WlXTOiV. May 2. 1 .V7,-v3n41.

DICK'S

WOUKS—Kollini' History, Joscphu*, Plutarch's Lives, 61mksicaro Byron, for sale by FKANK HJvA.-TO**f 2-tf. No. 1. Kr»p/o Block/-'

full bound Demy Day Books—Journals and at 00 cts jcr fjui/.c. Murchants and others will find it to thur interest, if wanting anything in the Blank Bookjinc, to call at

Fjulsk Ukaton's Ko. I,Empire Block.

ARNOLD'S

Black, Copying & Cnrmino Inks, for

sale by FKANK IHUZQX, May 3] No.^ Empire Block-

DR.2and

KANE'S.Arctic Kxploratiotujn.ttreceived for sale by FRANK UK A. TON. '.

May lS67v$n41-tf. No. 1, .Empire Block. A

1ASII, or Books and Stationery, given in ox change for ir«od cK-an Rugs, by u»iy 2] KBAKX.HCATOK, NO. 1 Emr!--r"