Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 July 1857 — Page 3

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yc»KAT, mtKPnBLlCA!!P SPEECH in •Tilt COirifECTIClJT LEGISLATURE. The following speech in the Connecticut

"Legil*turei

by Mr. Richards, of Ashford,

wo find reported in the Hartford

Times.

•The speech was made against the motion

to indefinitely postpone a series of antislavery resolutions, reported by the com

mittee on federal relations: "Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: (The speaker nodded, leisurely as much as to say "I am one of that number.") Slavery is a wicked and a bad jnatitution, my friends, and I go again it wherever it exists. It hadn ought to have a resting place on this globe* No, my dear sir! it is inhuman and a fraud upon our country and its laws I say not another step shall you go. Now my

dear sir,

when I look back on Jefferson, who was the infinite arkitcckt of the Declaration of Independence, whereby slavery never could exist, making all men free and equal, and alike, what do I find? My respect and admiration arc delighted, gentlemen. And the infinite wisdom of this House should sustain that act. My feelings on this sub-ject-ah, are very ardiant, and if I say an}*thing so severe as to hurt the feelings of the oilier side, I ask their pardon. My dear

sir!

Baid this old gray headed man, white with age, and tottering on the grave, "seek the Lord! seek him airly that you may find him and then make yourself laaster of the ecicncc of government." Oh, my dear friends, we must avoid the evil deeds of this world, for the old man saw the democratic party go up, and up, up and up, high and higher till it got to bo a majority, and that was doing a good deal in those times at Ashford! Let us beseech the Lord to conduct us 111 the right paths, and let us avoid the evil temptations of the times, and bucklc. on our armor for the day which no man knowcth when it comes. And finally, I go for these resolutions, for I am out'n spoken and plain hearted aiul ardiant in my feelings, gentlemen. And finally, as my time is up, I will say no more, though I beseech you, my

dear sir,

not to enter

into -vtlie beggarly elements of the world, full of wickedness, and all manner of evil things, and I hope tlicy will pass-r, and I •frill stop."

JOHN ADAMS AND THOMAS JLFFEitt'

Hoy'

On the morning of the -1th of July, 1 S"2G, Mr. Adams, then evidently near his death,

nwoke at the ringing of bells and the lining vf cannon. The attendant who watched with him, asked him if lie knew what day •'it was. "Oil! yes," he replied, "it is the glorious Fourth of July, (.Joel bless it ^Ood bless you nil."

In ihc forenoon, the orator of the day, I Rev. Sir. Whitney, the parish minister of -f'Mr. Adams, called to see him, and found .'him seated in an a'in chair. In the course •Jof the interview, Mr. Whitney asked him

:t'or

a sentiment to be given at the public table, lie replied: "I. will give, Tndepen'tencc forever!" After a few moments had elapsed, a lady asked if he wished to add anything to the toast and he said, "Not. a syllable." This occurred an hour or two .•only bafore he breathed his last. In the. course of the day he said, "It is a great /and good day." That his thoughts were dwelling on the scenes of 1770, is evident from the last words which lie uttered. "Jefferson survives," which were spoken about the time that Jefferson expired. I

In like manner, ill': Jefferson, in the short, intervals of delirium which occurred in his last hour?, seemed to dwell exclusively on the events of the Revolution.— .IJo talked in broken sentences of the committees of safety. One of his exclamations was, "Warn the committee to be on their 'guard and he instantly rose in his bed, and went through the act of writing a hurried iiote. But for the greater part of the time during the last day of his life, he was blessed with the enjoyment of his reason. The only anxious wish he expressed for himself was that he might live to breathe the air of the fiftieth Anniversary of Independence. When that day arrived, he was repeatedly heard to murmur his sntisfnc* tionv

©ST It seems as if death had found a banquet among our master spirits in the last decade. Almost all the great and il- JLUU Cashby lnsti-ious men who came into public life 'during the iirst twenty-five years of the present century, have been snatched awav wiihiu that time. The list which memory. calls at the moment is formidable in numbers, and the persons whose names are upon it were conspie^us for vast and varied ability. First, iu Point of time, is that of .^Joihn Quincy Adams, who died in 1847 then follows those of Keut, Polk, Taylor,

Calhoun, Clay, McDuffie, Story/Webster, King, Woodbury, Sergeant, Berrien, Claytop, Hill, Uurgess, Chcves, and Marcy.— What immense powers, what political and legal research, what oratorical skill and diplomatic erudition, what wise.foresight and wonderful experience' have been lost by their deaths to the nation! When will it, if over, be restored in the persons and minds of others?

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT-

[Corrected weekly by Laymon & Co.] 1 ARTICLES.

Ylonr •... .... ... "Wheat. Oat* Bye Barley'Corft—in the car

#7,00® i,oo@ 83®

Hny

Xard

None offered.-

50®

6,00@

^Appletf—Green Driod Peaches .•••

8,00@ 4,00® 2,00® 10® 8® 60® 1,60® 60® 11® 11®

Beans Butter—Freeh £ggs Corn Meal Chickens—Young Potatoes. 'Bacon—Hams

Sides* .•••

.• Shoulders--

Mo1«M«.nVO White Fish..--••• "aekerel, half bbl.

nioijs

In demand.

Peck Common

IS® 15

6,00® .— 8,50® 8,75 10,00@ 4,00® 14® 15 15®. 16 90® oo •8,00®--8,00® 18,00 2,«0®

Beef—on Hoof—** |CloverSe®d- r— Timothy Seed---.•• Coffee

New This Years-

19* In tbe^bulfcfighting days, a blacksmith, who was rearing a bull pop, induced his old father, to go on all-fours and imitate the bull. The canine pupil pinned the old man by the nose. The son, disregarding the paternal roaring, exclaimed, "Hold him, Growler boy, hold him! bear it feyther, bear it!

it'il be the making of the pup!

8UFFEBERS with Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, fec., read the advertisement in another column, headed "Helmbold'a Genuine Preparation." [July 4ml.

E W I S O O E S

PATENT GRAIN MILL.

The Best Agricultural Implement the Farmer can use.

ALTHOUGH

(speaker shuts his eyes very

tight, and comprcsscs his lips when I i: come of age I was called to the bedside of a dying man in Ashford. His hair was silvered o'er with age, and white with gray hair. Jle threw the first democratic vote ever cast in Ashford, and my dear sir, that was a high honor, gentlemen. He said to

me, "are you going to be made a freeman in

Ashford?"

"yes, sir, I do!" "Then,"

th6 principle of drilling over the

old method of broadcast in many sections is now fully established beyond dispute."yet as we intend offering this Drill where ittnay hot be so well established, we mention a few of the advantages.

saves

both labor and feed in sowing, leaving

the grain In afnrrcw in a situation to receive nourishment instead of injury by the action of frost it naves both grain and small seed at the same time and yields from five to ten btishels per acre more than when sown broadcast. This drill fur supercodes any other in its great simplicity of construction, having no cop gearing, and the feeding being done by a perfectly smootbc slice which receives its motion from

smoothc zigzag wheel on axels,

causing it to distribute the game amount of seed per acre let the team walk a fust or slow gate. These Drills can be seen set up in working order and for sale at CIIRISTMAN & GREGG'S

Agricultural Warehouse.

Also—A. GARR & Go's., and MOFFITT'S Threshers and Seperators acknowledged by nil to be the best Machine iu use.

To be sure of obtaining Drill's order as soon as possible. Crawfordsville July IS, v8n52-tf.

CAMPBELL, GALEY AND DARTER

The immcnfc Stock of Goods purchased by

CAMPBELL & CO.,

II! the spring having been

E A S E They are r.ow receiving their

Second Stock of Summer Goods'

To-wit:

4009 vds. 4-4 Brown Sheetinsrs, 1000 2000 .1-4 Bleached

1COO 500 Ticking. TOO Hickory Shii ting. liOO Cottonade, SiiOO Lawns, 200 Bereecs, 500 Olmllis, 150 Plaid and Striped Ducalies, fluO Pluin and Fancy Dress Silks, 4000 New Styles Prints. 275 Dotted Sswiss, 175 Plain 1"0 Indies and Victoria Mus'.in.

GOO Printed Brilliants, ISO Fine Organdies, j50 Plain Jaconets, 175 limb. Curtain-, 150 Irish Linen, 6S0

Carpets,

1000 I"s. Wall Paper. 20 Silk Il'Jks, 50 Linen

150 Prs. ^uspenaiirs, Cotton Hose, Lace & Silk Mantillas,*'

000 75 30 10 10

W1 ite &• Green doz. p'r Silk Mitts, Gloves,

Lisle Trend do.

Also, a Splendid Stock of

Boots and Shoes,

fiO p'r Women's Pegged Morocco Boots, Enamelled Calf a Sloiocco Buskins,

Ladies Sewed Glove Top Boote, Keriso Kid Cloth Gaitor.i, l.naiiieled

Iiu.-ki!i.,

.fenny Lind Ties.

Misses IV^'tred Morocco Boots, Sl-Weil WTd

Cloth Gaiters.

ecu 800 86

ChMnm every variety. Mills Call' and Kip Boots, Shoes.

Enameled Gaiters, Congress

21 2-1

ivOSSUtll vi /:-\r Oxford Ties, Boys.

12 12 12 :tl 21

Kossuth Boots, Congress Kip'Shoes, Calt' :i'-

Ready Made Clothing.

Linen Frock Coats. Mnrsaillc3 Russia Duck. Tweed 0 Oasiinero Frock and Snclc Coats, UPk. Brown & Bluo Cloth frock p'r. Black Casimere Pants,

i.*.o r»o •20 50 25 100 75 :,o .10

Fancy S a

Marsailles '•*""""i Lir.en

A'e&ts-MarSaillbe, Silk, Satin. Queens Cloth, &.C.. ifce. Ail made in Good style AND OF GOOD MATERIAL Julv llvSnol-tf. CAMPBELL & CO.

too

BBLS. t-alt inst received and for sale for Cash by [July 11] Campbell &. Co.

t) I.MPROA'ED'Pat. Hay Rakbs for sale by July 11 IS57. Campbell & Co.

CTAAA LATH of Good quality for sale by I OUUu July 11,1S57 Campbell & Co.

IT MORE of Ford's Superior Pat. Straw CutI O ters, nst received by Campbell & Co.

ONE

Two Horse Wagon, Smith & Doherty'scelebrated Make, (new) for sale by Julv 11 lS57vSnol. CAMPBELL & CO.

6DOZ.

Mowing Scythes and Snaths, for sale by1 "July U. Campbo'.l iSp Co..

4DOZ.

Reap Hooks, for sale by

July 11, lSo7vSu51-tf. Campbell &, Co.

S E A A E

J. DOHERTY. Wedding Cake Baker!

»,• Crawfordsville, IncL July 4, '57vSn50-tf.

Harvest Implements,

None..-..

None

JA superb quality of^

SYTHES~ SNATHS, S I E S HAND RAKES,

HORSE RAKES,

Grain Cradles, &c. &c.

ALSO

THE CELEBRATED

I .-i

K.ETCEUM MOWERS,

oaa be furnisoed on usual terms.

ALSO ON HAND

-w.. ., A few more of thoso ohoico

STRAWCUTTERS

Always warranted to give satisfaction CAMPBELL. GALEY & IIAKTEKi1 l,vSn50-tf

Hehnbold'a Genuine Preparation o*":-

HIGHLY COXCEHTIUTED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BOCHB.

For'Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Obstructions, Secret Diseases, Female Complaints, and 'r all Diseases of the

Sexual Organs

Arising from Excesses and Imprudencies in life, and removing all improper Discharges from the Bladder, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whither existing in

MALE OR FEMALE.

From whatever cause they may have originated, And no Matter of How Long Standing*

Giving Health and Vigor to the Frame, and Bloom to the Pallid Cheek.

jToy to The Afflicted.

It cures Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers, and removes all the Symptoms, among which will be found .. ..

.••••. of Power, lofes of Mem- ." ory, Difficulty of Ureathing, General Weakness

Ilcrror of Disease, Weak Nerves, (Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Lassiiude of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite, With Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of'the Body, Dryness of the

Skin, Pallid Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequent- ,.?• lv Black Spots Flying before the Eyes.

with Temporary Sulfusion

and Loss of Sight Want of Attention, Great Mobility. Restlessness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more Desirable to such Patiei.ts that Solitude, and Nothing they more Dread for fear of i: .*•. Themselves no Repose of

Manner, no Earnestness no Speculation, but a.v. Hurried Transition from one question to another.

These sylnptoins, if allowed to go oil—which this medicine invariably removes—soon follows LOSS OF l'OWEK, FA'fClTY, AND EPILEPTIC FITS—in one of which the patient may expire.— Who can say that these excesses are not frequently fol'owctl by those direful diseases—INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? The records of the INSANE ASYLUMS, and the melancholy deaths bv CONSUMPTION, bear aftiple witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sedden and quite destitute—neither mirth or Grief ever visits it. Should a sound of the voice occur, it is rarely articulate. "With woeful measures wan despair

Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled." Debility is most terrible! and has brought thousands up'n thousaudo to untimely graves, thus blasting the ambition of many noble youths. It can be cured Aiv the use of this I N A I E E E

If j'ou arc suft'ering with any of the ahove distressing ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU will euro you. Try it and be convinced cf its efficacy.

Beicarc of Quack Nostrums and Quack Doctors, who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens know and avoid them, and savo Long Suffering, Money, and Exposu re, by sending or calling lor a bottle of this Popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY.

It allays all pain and inflamation. is perfectly pleasant in its taste and odor, but immediate in its action.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

Is prepared directly according to the rules of PIIA KM AC AND CHEMISTRY. with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge and care devoted in its combination. See Professor DEWEES' Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and most of the late Standard Works of Medicine.

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any Physician who can prove that*the Mcdicino ever injured a Plitient and the testimony of thousands can be produced to prove that it does great good. Cases of from one week to thirteen year's standing I have been effected. The mass cf YOLUN1 Alii

TESTIMONY 111 possession of the Proprietor, I voiiLhing its virt'.ios and eu'/ativc powers, is linnieiite, embracing uahies tvell know to

Science and Feme.

100,000 Bottles have been Sold. and not a'singlc instance of a failure has been rcI ported!

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman bf the City of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBOLD. Chemist, who being duly sworn does say, that his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or injurious Diug, but are purely Vegetable'. 11. T. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.

Sworn and subscribed before ine tl}}S 23d day cf November, 1S54. WM. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.

Price Si per Bbtilt'jorSixfor ?5, Delivered t» any Ad dress Aecc'riipanicd by reliable and responsible Certificates from professors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others.

Prepared and told by H. T. nELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist. JV7. 52

South Tenth St., bclo'iv Chestnut, Assembly Buildings,'Phila. £3pTo be had of ANSON & POWERS. Craw fordsvillc, Indiana, and. of all Druggists and Dealers throughout the United ^States, Canudas and British Provinces.

Beware of Counterfeits.

Ask for Helmlbold's—Take no Other. CURES GUARANTIES. June 27,1857v8n4S. rv

BUCK'S PATENT

COOKING STOVE!

This celebrated Stove can be found at

Stove and Tin Establishment,

a* ON MAIN STREET, v. This is the" only establishment in the County where these Stoves can be found.

Jane 20, lS57v8n47-tf. .. -. ,,

E I A N O I E

Mary M. Holloway, M. D.

WISHES

to inform her Lady friends that she h^e -removed her office to a more central locality. Offering her thanks for "past encouragement, she still tenders hef professional services to tho Ladies and children tjf Crawfordsville.

OFFICE, on Piko Street, four doors east of Bnrk's Store, and ond door west of J. P. Campbell's residence. (Jhne 20vSn4S-lm.

.• LOST COtTi

THE

SUBSCRIBER, (m Tuesday last, lost on the streets 6f Crawfordsville a YOUNG BAY SUCKING COLT. Any iirfbrmatcri as to its whereabouts will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded if. furnished at Laymen's store in Crawfordsville or to the snbsctiber. residing

four

miles north-west of said town. iuly lO'57 WM. BOBEAKEB.

Stzrotb, Hardixig & Co.,

DEALERS IN

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 600DS,

Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Boots

SHOES, NOTIONS, GROCERIES,

E E N S W A E

OUR

Indisposition to Exertion,Loss y,

IM -1.

"WASHINGTON HALL*' BUILDING,

CBAWFO&D6VB1E, INDIAHA.

Patrons and the Public generally, are onfc and all requested to call and examine 'a finfe and large stock of Spring and Summer Goods.

V" Among our stock may be found

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

A S S I E E S

Cloti^,

Satinetts, Tweeds

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

A I E S E S S O O S

Of the Latest Styles, in every variety.

PRINTS, LAWNS, BERAGES, TIS SUES, BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, ALL KINDS

OF WHITE GOODS,

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

Cull in every body and see for yourselves, we will take ill exchange for.our goods, Cash, or any kind of Country Produce at the highest market prices. Buttfcr. Eggf*, Chickens, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, AVood, Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if vou want our goods. /. J-LTZROTII, HARDING & Co.

April 4, '57-\*ol.S-no.37-tf.

Important to Farmers!

J. Crawford & Mullikin,

Jj^AVING received a large olid Vplcndid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

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

All kinds of

White Goods, Fancy Prints

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

Eoots & Shoes, and Hats, A great variety.

Groceries, Glass and Quccnsware,

CLOTHING.

Ulcus Furnishing Goods.

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

Our stock heiiig complete, we ask our friends and customers to call and examine our goods, we will receive all kinds of Produce in exchange tor goods! Cash not rcfuscdi Oiir prices moderate.

J. CKAWFDKD A MULLIIvlN.

April lSvSnSO-tf.

Clirisdnaii

Gregg,

The largest and only exclusive

HARDWARE

Establishment IN MONTGOMERY

CO N

No.

Enpire Block,

Crawfordsville, Inadian.

Spring Goods! Spring Goods!

II ANN All

&, ASSELL,

Have just leceived

splendid assortment of the

LATEST I

And Finest Quality bf Spring Goods, And will continue to receive all tho Latest Patterns as they come into market. Gentlemen can supply themselves in any kind of

a O 3 E a 3 3

bli

FLIRIVLSUING GOODS

Cheaper for Cash than at any other establishment in the West, cither Ready Made or Made to Order. Our etock comprises a variety of

Cloths, Cas8imeres, Testings, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery Handkerchiefs, &c., with :.r an assortment of

N O I O N S 1

Also: Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Fancy Walking Canes, &c., ,&c. We Respectfully invito nil who' are fn want of .Goods, in onr line to giveu.8 a call before purchas •ing elsewhcre. Our motto is "Cash Sales and Small Profits," which enable us to sell 15 percent cheaper than any other establislimen t, being practicable Tailors, we have been able to become conversed with all the latest and most approved styles as well-as being the better able to judge of the qnnlity of Goods. HANNAH & CASSELL.

Crowfordsriljo, April 4, (vol 8-no87-6m.)

ALBERT HEED, Attorney at Law.

WM. H. KARL,

Surveyor.

HEED & EABL, General Land Agents,

TROT, County Seat of Doniphan Co., K. T.

Will buy and sell lands and town lots, locate Land Warranto, and give general information in regard to Iowa Lands, and all other Katiaa* Lands and towns.

R3FERENCES:

Bassett Wilson, Jno.H. Likens, E. M. Stewart, St. Joseph Leach & Patterson, Iowa Point Hon. B. R. Keese, Gen. L.J. Eastin, Leavenworth City Hon.- Daniel Woodson, Lecompton -J. W, For man, Doniphan Charlea Naab, Ft. DeaMoine. Iowa Hon. Henry S. Lane, Wilaon A McDonald, Hon. James Wilson, Crawfordsville, Indiaba B. J. Beno, Ft. Dodge, Iowa.

June 18,1867v8n*7-ly. .'

SADDLERY

general assortment received by twit 4. Guinti Frsnimi.

N. W. GRIMES,

SnecccaoT to

JOnasr ^iLsoisr,

Aid Late Wilson/ Grimes Co.,

9, Commercial Block,

Green Streei, CravfordsviMe, Indiana.

____ l)ealer In

Dry Goods,

NotiottSj

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets.

Boots and Shoes,

1plies,

a &

6 how in receipt of h!s Spring and Summer Supwhich together with his former stocK, raakes liis ftssortrhent 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 he can sell Goods as cheap as any other House in the city.

To my old friends and patrons I would reti'rn my acknowledgenents for their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, ar solicit a continuance of the same, together with that of as many new ones as can make it to their interest to buv of me.

May 16v8n43-tf. N.'W. GIUMES.

FARMERS,

MERCHANTS,

E A N I S

LABORERS,

E E O

TIIE

undersigned are desirous of informing yon that they are desirous of c-hanging their business to SOIUE EXTENT, and" confine 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 nt the same time make it an" object for all pel.suns who desire to

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

Hats and Caps,

BOOTS SHOES

HARDWARE

E E S A S E

Harvest Tools and Farming Implements, JfTP' ".

all of the best

Manufactories in the United States,

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

Tlii&isa rare opportunity tor buyers during the present hard times. Call and examine our goods. To those wliodcsire tomaku an»ceount for any of these goods who are known to be good, or who "are rocommcndcd by responsible persons, we will bill tliem any of the above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stock of Groceries are ample and complete. In fact everything that usually is connected with that trad ewe have on hand, & "will continue to have as long as we can sell them for cash or produce, but they must be paid for in some tvav, when bought.

To the Cash Buyer*

We Say coine to us for any article of Groceries or Provisions and we will sell to you. Any Produce brought in will bo paid for in Cash The only place where bargains are to bt: had now is oi us. W. II. LAYMON

May 2. lS57,vSn41-tf.

NEW ARRIVAL

Watches fk Clocks

THE NEW STORE

One Door East of the Holton House.

TIIE

undersigned havingjust opened one of the Largest aiid most complete assortment of

Watclics, Clocks &. Jewelry^ Takes this method of informing his friends, and tho public generally that he will sbll Lis goods

E E A I I

Than any other establishment in town. His stock comprises a large assortment of

Gold Patent Lever Watchcs Duplex Detaclied Lever Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watches,

Duplex

Ladies Gold Neck Chains,* Watch Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detaclied Levers,

Open

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

Philadelphia [Mammoth

At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E & O A N

O I E O S

LATE FROiH PHILADELPHIA,

would respectfully inform the ciiizc iia of Montgomery County, that we are now receiving and opening out for sule one of the lartresi and fiaest Stocks of

April 4,-vil.S-no.S7.

& CO.

WATCH,

One Door East of Holton House.

May 2,'57vSn41-tf. JAMES PATTEBSOJs.

J. S. Allen, M. D.

HAVING

resumed the practice of Surgery and

Medicine, will give undivided attention to all professional calls. Office in Davis & Heaton's btore. [June, 1857 vSn46-4m.

Pay Up! Pay Up!! J&J.

LEE & CO., having sold their store, are desirous of winding up their outstanding business, and take this method of requesting those knowing therfiselves indebted to them, to call and settle Immediately, and Save unnecessary trouble and cost- J- &J.LEE&CO.

April ISv8n39-tf.

O O S

/^Isrpenten, Coopers, and Blacksmiths', a good V/ assortment. Gaisrcs

DICK'S

A CABB|AOE TRIMMINGS,

Bcmxoez.

April 4, lS57-vol.7-no.37.-tf.

WORKS—Bollina' Historr, Joaephus, FlatarcbV Lives. ShakspMn Byroo, tor •ale by FRANK HEATOJ7.

Mar 2-tf. No. 1 Kmpfre'BWk.

Clothing

Ever brought to any "Western Slnrk'ct. O'ur »tool, consists of every variety of

PLAIN &c F-A-ISTOY

WEARING APPAREL.

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

I.OWEU FIGURES

Thali can be had elsewhere. Our stock"ot"PMhing consists in part of the foil, wing: .r

Coats, Pants, Vests, Whirls, HatSj Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, CarpH Bags. &c.

S E N I E W E

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

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

This establishment will be found to contiiih every article usually kept in a Western Storii. All kinds of Produce taken. The Farmer and Mechanic will find this establishment the very place for Good Bargains.

MAYER

April 4, lS5G-\"S-nC7,

& 1'I.L.MAN.

N. W. GRIMES. \VM.

nirnrmiDGE, .in

GBIMES & BUEBRIDGE,

Grocers & Hardware Mcicliants,

Dea'crs in

TRON, NAILS, STEEL, AXES, SPRINGS, WINDOW GLASS, SASII,

TOOLS, tfeOi-j «5cO

No. 1, Commercial Block,

E E N S E E

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

INDIANA.

V"c arc now receiving our Spring supplies, consisting of Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, Snddlcfv,

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

A. Xa

GROCERIES,

DYESTUFFS, CORDAGE,

And a great variety of other articles, such as arc generally kept in an es: nblishment of this kind, to which We invite the examination of purchasers, feeling confident that we can sell tliem Goods as cheap"as any house in this place. Thankful for patit patronage, we solicit- a continuance of the same. GlilMES & LURBulDGE.

feciEething New and Valuable. The Great AMERICAN KING.

Dysentery, Summer Complait, Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cancers, l'u^ 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 it Kctiiil Druggists,

npril 15vSnS9-fim.

faced and

N I N

300 different styles of Ladies & Gents Breast Pins. 30Q different styles of Gold Ear Drops, SOO different styles of Finger Kings, 100 differentstyles of Gents sleeve fc 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.

I)r. John Bull's Compoiriicl l-'luid Extrait of SurMipnrillai Combines all tho medicinal virtues of Burdock, Ycllowdock, Dandelion, and pure 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 Discuses, It lifts no equal. Fur sale by druggists and merchants in every town and Villago in the United States, and for sale bv

MANSOX & POWERS, Wholesale fc Retail Drnggifts,

Anril ]svSn39-Cm. Crawfordsville. Iiid.

House and Sims Painting,

Paper Banging, &c-r

Work done to Order, Cheap for Cash.

Shop Over BrmaCs DrUg Store, AH orders left with T. D. Brown, promptly at'IMf/VC If St'lvV/iV

tended to. May 2. !S57,-vSn4l.

THO'S il. WINTO.X.

E O A

MAXUFACTURER OF, ANU

Wholesale and Retail

CIGAKS & TOBACCO!

Removal from Green, on Main Street, opposite the Holton House. There can be found the largest and best selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco ever ofTered in this market. Everybody examining the Stock, will soon find ont, that it is the \ery place for getting good articles at the lowest figures.

May 30-vS-n-i5-3in.

NEW DRESS MAKING

E S A I S I E

MISS LITTLE,

WOULD

respectfully announce to the Ladies of Crawforasvillo and vicinity, that 6be has just opened a shop in tho room formerly occupied by Mr. Newman, where she will keep herself in readiness to execute all orders in the line of

Dress and Mantilla Making,

in the latest fashionable style*, as her patterns are all received from M'dtne. Deinorest's, Broadway, New York. aprlO 2m.

Shingles Wanted.

OPT

MILLION PHIKOLES -rioted GRAHAM 4.

READ THIS,

AND REMEMBER*

That von can find

The Best -AssOWrtuW

And

BEST STYLES!

Ot O O

I'm -.- fs t"

"B0YNT0N CORNER.''

rilHKi inlcrsign'ed tnk'.i' this i.i% thod inoe i.iop) of calling your attention to a few itcm which we think will l*o of groat financial iiKcre.-t to ail who may avail themselves of the opportunity, and knowing that it is the duty of ever) one in tlu-MJ

II A I E S

To si'.fc lho

"OLD SIXPENCE,'' We nil] not lxsitute in saying, th.it all of our oi-i friends and hundreds of others, will avail themselves of the opportunity of buying their go'"-!* at the"l?ovnton Corner,"

WEST of the COURT HOUSE,

Where they can positively be had at thu

6 O

We are now daily receiving one four unusual-?'! lv lar and well assorted Ktcek.s of

Dry

Cioo(l$,)tioot$

nii(I Slior^

HATS and CAPS,

BONNETS AND

9e.S'J».BC9]WSI#

White Goods & Embroideries,

Ready Made (,'lotliing,

Groceries, Quccnsware, Gliisswarc &c

In shart, every thing comnionlv kept in a Dry Goods.'cstabli.shincut. ai 1 of which we have tnkcii gMa^painsin selecting from some of the larceat and'best house9 in the eas'tcrn market. Taking care to select the richest and bjst styles, as well as the

Best Quality of Goods.

Our facilities for buying will guarantee to us tho ability to sell, as low as any of bur neighbors, and we think our ten years nxpcriciicc in the biisinefiS will guarantee us the ability to suit the wants of custon'iets. Wc therefore extend the invitation, to call soon and see us,

Examine our Stocky

Hear our prices, and if we cannot suit vou we will not charge you anyihing for Jour trouble. If wo cannot sell goods aft low as any other lioufic, wo will not ask you to buy. We aro determined to sell. We will take all kinds of

Merchantable

Produce,

In exchange for goods, and pay the best prices given in the town. Keinember the Old Hrick Corner west of the Court House, and call soon, or you may miss some Bargain*.

ALLEN. GALEY & KEERAN.

April 11th, '5(,vSn3S-tf.

THE LARGEST STOCK

DRY GOODS, Clothing, Roots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,

be found in Crawfordsville, is now being sold at tho lowest prices at the old stand of

DAVIS & GARVIN?

H7" iw zm.'-

Successor to Dflvis Sr. Cnrvin, would inform his numerous friends and former patrons that lie i* again in the trade. Having bought the

Mammoth Stock!

Of DAVIS & GARVIN at a

LAR(i£ DISCOUNT

From

ORIGINAL COST,'

Wc arc now offering the same at such priccs as can not fail to tuit purchasers.

We will pay the highest priccs for all kind* of

COOi'Rl PKODK I),

In Exchange for

Goodsi

Of,r Htnck of .Summer Goods is unusually Jargo, and well selected. Our arrangements with tho East aro such that we are constantly in receipt of

NEW GOODS!

Our Motto is "Large Snlcs find Sni.til Profits." The business will, as heretofore, be under the management of Mr. GARVII7, who at all times will be on hand to attend £othe wants of our patrons. We want to open fitconnts with every good man in the County. Remember the place to buv gobds cheap for cash of otherwise is at tho old. stand ot' Davis and Garvin,

"WASHINGTON HALL BUILDING,"

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOHSE.

AVc are offering our entire Clothing at Cost. June 13,1357vcnl7-4m.

LARGELed.gors,

Stock of SuairucJJ. WISN.

fell bound Demy Day Booiw^ Journal® and at SO ct* per quire. Marchants and others will find it to their interest, if wanting anything in tbe H'unk Book lino, to call at

FRANK UISATIN'S No. 1, Empire Block.

Notice.

ALL

the«e indebted to na eitlier br nolo or Book account will do us a favor by calling aronnd and paying tlio same, as we want to rettl* up the old concern Immediately.

WILSON, GLIMES, & CO.

April 4,1857-vol. i-nST-tf.

Spectacloa!

\T7Ebav#alaooabaad, a lua UlMMt #1 SpeetaciM, all of which •rf «*a -waxian* vrv b» of tie flneat Pabbla &!•*»««.'

M»y i?5T.v«iII- tf. v'awa.f•JtfW'1