Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 July 1857 — Page 3

T. WALKER* PROCLAMATION On Wednesday evening last Gov. Walk, issued a proclamation to the people of Kansas, notifying them that be bad summoned to his aid tbe troops of the United

States to assist him in enforcing the laws The occasion of the proclamation was the •^on of the Free state party in persisting in giving practical efficiency to the legislation of tie bogus Legislature ofTopeka •nd resisting the collection of taxes. The Topekaf body had passed laws conferring chartc&rs upon certain towns and bodies, ^tj^he privilege of electing Mayors, Juses of the Peace, &c., under them. The attempt to use these charters, and the refusal to pay taxes, brought matters to an issue at once between the Free State party and the constituted authorities of the Territoiy. Gov. Walker has met the emergen, cy in a proper spirit—proclaimed his intention to maintain and enforce the laws, collect the taxes, and as a precaution ordered out the troops of the United States, stationing them at Lawrence. He pronounces the course of the Free State party treasonable, calling upon all its adherents to aid in the enforcement of the laws and the maintenance of the public pcacc, assuring all that in case of obcdicncc the past shall be forgotten.

After arguing the matter at length, Governor Walker makes the following appeal to the citizens of Lawrencc.':

Your purpose, if carricd into effect in the mode designated by you, by putting your laws forcibly into execution, would involve you in the guilt and crime of treason. You stand now, fellow citizens, upon the brink of an awful precipice, and itbccomcs my duty to warn you ere you take the fatal leap into the gulf below. If your proceedings arc not arrested you will necessarily destroy the pcacc of this Territory and involve it in all the horrors of civil Avar. I warn you, then, before it is too late, to recede from the perilous position in which you now stand.

I appeal once more to your reason and patriotism.. I a.sk you in the name of our common country, in the name of the Constitution and the Union, to desist from this rebellion. I appeal once more to your love of country, to your regard for its fee, prosperity, and reputation, to your tion for your wives and children, and those patriotic motives which ought ucucc American citizens, to abandon tmtcmplatcd resolution. If you have 5s, redress them through the peaccptrumentulity of the ballot box, in the prescribed by the lav,-3 of vour try. "M nr-runicnts heretofore to often addressed by mc to you have ianC?

|t*. without coming into unavoidable and open conflict with the troops and government of the United Stales.

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produce any effect upon you, I have deemed it necessary for your safety and that of the Territory, and to save you from the perilous consequences of your own acts, under the authority vested in me by the President of the United States, to order aft adequate force of the United States into your vicinagc, to perform the painful duty of arresting your revolutionary proceedings. Let me implore you not to compel inc to appeal to tliat military power which :is required in the last resort, to protect the government of your country. You cannot carry your rebellious purposes into cfi'eet

Let mo adjure you, then, once more, to abandon these proceedings, before you involve yourselves in the crime of treason, and subject the people of Lawrence to all the horrors and calamities of an insurrection and civil war. If you will now desist from the projected resolution, the past will be forgotten, as far as practicable but if you persist in passing these laws and carrying '•"them into execution, thus defying ami superseding the government of your country, the deplorable consequences must be upon your heads, and will subject the leaders and projectors of this revolutionary movement to the punishment prescribed by the law. I will accompany the troops to Law-' •'rencc with a view to prevent, if possible, any conflict, and in the sincere hope that the revolutionary movement contemplated by you, and now so nearly accomplished, Swill, ere it is too late, be abandoned by you.

If you can be influenced by no other moHive, the evident fact that the power of the government is adequate to prevent the accomplishment of your purposes should ,induce you to desist from these proceedings.

It remains to be seen whether ihe abolitionists of Lawrencc will persevere in their treasonable designs after reading this proclamation. That Gov. Walker means what he says is quite evident, and that he •will be sustained in the course he has mark-, vd out for himself by the conservative and Union-loving people of the whole country is -as certain as any future event can be.— He has done everything which reasonable men could in reason ask. Of the eight thousand voters registered only some fifteen hundred voted for members of the Constitutional Convention—and these were nearly or quite all the pro-slavey men iu jJie Territory—showing that a vast majority of the voting population were for a Free State, and that every opportunity was given them to exercise their rights.

But notwithstanding this delinquency of the Free State men, Gov. Walker, backed %p by the Democratic Territorial Convention. still declared that the constitution framed by the convention elected in June should be submitted to a vote of the people, giving the Free State majority an opportunity to reject it if not framed in accordance with their wishes. But the Black

Republicans of Kansas, it appears, have construed Gov. Walker's and the admiuis"tratiou's leniency towards them into fear of their power. It is time they were undeceived. The country is not now inflamed with the passions which a Presidential election engenders. The people of the

North know that Gov. Walker is denounced by the fire-eaters of the South for his mild Mid conservative ooiirse. They know that he has acted as becomes a true patriot, anxious to guard the rights of every portion of his fellow citizens, and they will not see him sacrificed to the mad and iu fataated fanatics who infest the precincts "of the toifn of Lawrence. It were perhaps well if that hotbed of treason and traitors were leveled with the ground and an example made of the men who are attempting to invoke the country in a civil war»-j?r

SUFFERERS with Diseaacsof the Bladder, Kiline vs. Gravel. Dropsy. Weakness, fec.. read tbe advertisement in another column, headed "HelmboW* Genuine Preparation." [July4ml

7,000 BUSHELS

a W a THE

Subscriber wishes to porcliase 7,000 bushels of Brrley, for which be will pay Cincinnati prices. HENRY LOHENZ.

July 25,1857,v9nl-3m.

Notice.

TliE

copartnership ofCocbran & Harding is dissolved by legal notice bavin? been given, to take effect Aiicnat 7th, next ensning. Ah person? indebted to the firm arc required to make payment to the undersigned. who alone is anthorizca to close tip the the btieiness of the firm and sign its name in liquidation. J. L, COCHRAN.

New York .July 16, '57. 24 Courtlandt street. J. L. COCHRAN will continue the business of the late firm of Cochran & Ilnrdingon his own account. (July 25, lf57,v!»nl3w.

NOTICE.

TI1E

partnership heretofore existing between Fisher Doherty and John D. Smith, has this day been mutually dissolved, and nil debts con. traeted bv said firm will be settled by said Fisher Dohertv. FISIIER DOHERTY,

April 2, 1557. JOHN D. SMITH.

N. B. The business will be conducted at the same place by John D. Smith & Brother. Wo beg leave to return our thanks to our numerous friends and customers for past favors and hope to receive a liberal share of your patronage in'tlie future. We intend to keep on hands two-horse Wagons and Buggies, and all kinds of repairing done in short notice and on reasonable terms.

July 25-v9-nl-3m.'JOIlND.SMITn & TIRO.

LEWIS MOORE'S PATENT GRAIN MILL.

The Best Agricultural Implement ,the Farmer can use.

ALTHOUGH

the principle of drilling over tbe

old me! hod of broadcast in ninny sections is now fully established beyond dispute, yet as we intend offering this Drill where it may not be so well established, '.vc mention a few of the advantages.

It saves both labor and feed in sowing, leaving the grain in a furrow in a situation tc receive nourishment instead of injury by the action of fiost it saves both grr.in and small seed at tile same timand yields fiom live to ten bushels per acre more than when sown broadcast This drill far supercedes any other in its great simplicity of construction, having no cog gearing, and the*feeding being done bv a perfectly smootbe slide which receives its motion from a smoothe zigzag wheel on axels, causing it to distribute the same amount of seed per acre let the team walk a faster slow gate.

These Drills cr.n be rcer. set up in working order and for sule at Gil li I ST MAN & GREGG'S

Agricultural Wurehcnse.

Also—A. GAlMi «fc Cos.. and MOI-TITT'S Threshers and Sepcrators acknowledged by all to be the best. Machine in use.

To be sure of obtaining Drill's order cs soon as possible. Crawfordsville July IS, \Sn.j'2-tf.

CAMPBELL, GALEY AND IJARTER

'Jin n.n:cr.K- Stcck of Gccus j-nn-luiscd bv

CAMPBELL & CO.,

In the spring having bcun

E A S E

Th'-y r.raino'.v receiving their

Second Stock of Summer Good?.

To-wit:

-iOOO yds. r.rown »Sh(-etint:s. .•••1000 2M0 4-4 Blenched l.-.i') tOO Ticking.

V00 Hickory Shii ting, f.CO Cottoiiiidc, 2.-.00 Lawns, •J00

I-'erejreR.

if r/V

Chaliis.

.lM Plaid and Striped Duoallois. :!0 Plain and Kancy Dress Silks, -!.""0 New Styles Prints, 175 lottel S-.viss. 17o Pl:iin 100 Indies and Victoria Muslin.

Printed Ilrillhints,

ISO Tine Organdies, l."0 Plain Jaconets, •. 175 I'.iub. (.'ui luin-, 1 5 0 I is in f,S0 Carpets. -i 1000 P's. Wall Paper, ev •'•'ilk H'dks,

I.incn

l.'jO ]'i~. Suspend fiOO Cotton Hose. Lace »C Silk Mantilias,

W! ite it Green doz. p'r Silk Mitts, Gloves.

Lisle Tread do.

-t,

AltO,

Splendid Stock of

Boots

and Shoes,

CO p'r Women's Pegged Morocco I?oots, CO Knaniclled r,0

Calf

2t Morocco Buskins. S\5 Ladies Sewed Glove Toy Boots. 2 JCeriso Ivid Sfl Cloth Gaitors, 2-i Enameled 30 *i Buskins, i.4 Jenny Lind Ties, f.'j Mioses P-egged Morocco Boots, 2}.

Sewed

•j Kid t'.f: 1 Cloth Gaiters, ori ClaWrcns every variety, 300 Mens Calt" and Kip lV.K'ts,

S'5

Sl'.oes. j:-:

80 Enameled Gaiters, ••..•• 24 Congress 21 Kossuth 24 Oxford Ties. 12 Boys. 12 Kossuth Boots, 12 Congress ,V Kip'Shoes, 21 Calf

Ready Made Clothing.

150 Linen Frock Coats, 50 Marsailles 20 Kussia Duck, 50 Tweed 25 Casimcre Frock ainl Sack Coats. 100 Bl'k. Brcwn S: Blue. Cloth 1'roek

To p'r. Black Cashnerc Pants, 50 Fancy 50 Satinctt 24 "•. Marsailles -1 85 Linen 150 Vests-Marsailles Silk Suii ., Queens

Cloth. &e., &•

A a in

AND OF GOOD MATERIAL. July llvSnol-tf. CAMPBEI.T cc CO.

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nfi BBLS. bait iust received and for sals for Cash by [July 11] Campbell &. Co.

IMPROVED Pat. Hay Rakes for sale by & July 11 1S5T. Campbell Co.

hlAAH LATH of Good quality for sale by luUu" Julyll,lS57 Campbell «!c Co.

1% MORE of Ford's Superior Pat. Straw CutO ters, just receivc-d by Campbell & Co.

Notice.

ALL

those indebted to us cither bv note or Book account will do us a favor by calling aroniid and paying the same, as wc want to settle tip the old concern immediately.

6DOZ.

WILSON, GRIMES, it CO.

April 4, lS57-vol. S-n87-tf.

Mowiue Scythes and

Jnly 11.

Snaths, for sale by Campbe'l & Co,

MEDICAL^ NOTICE. Mary N. ilolloway, H. D. WISHES

to inform her Lady friends that she has removed her office to a more central locality. Offering her thanks for past encouragement, she still tender* her professional services to the Ladies and children of Crawfordsville.

OFFICE, on Piko Street, four doors east of Bnrk'a Store, and one door 'west of J. P. Camp9qll'» residence. (June 20vSn48-lm.

Helmbold's Genuine Preparation OF

RIGBLY CONCENTRATED COIPOOSD FLUID EXTRACT BBCHU. For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys,

Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Obs-, mictions, Secret Diseases, Female Complaints, and all Diseases of the

Sexual Organs

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

MALE OR FEMALE.

From whatever ennse they may have originated, And no Matter of IIow Long Standing,

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

The Afflicted.

Joy to

It cures Nervous and Debilitfttcd Sufferers, and reni oves all the Symptoms, among which will be found

Indisposition to Exertion Loss of Power, lossof Mem- •J ory, Difficulty of Breathing, General "Weakness TIcrror of Disease. Weak Serves. JTremblinjc. Dreadful Horror of Death, Kiglit Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness. Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the

Skin, Pallid Countenance and Ernptions on the Face, Pain in the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, •••.

These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this modhin'e invariablv removes—soon follows LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY, AND EPILEPTIC FITS—in one of which the patient may expire.— Who can say that these cxcessos are not frequently fol'owcd bv those direful diseases—INSANITY AND CONSUMPTI 'N? The rccords of the INSANE ASYLUMS, and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION, bear ample witness to the trutli of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most mclancholv exhibition appears. The counlenanee is actually" sedden and qnito destitute—neither mirth or Grief ever viits 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 bror.giit thousands up thousandj to untimely graves, thus blasting the ambition of many noble youths. It can be cured by the use of this S N A I E E

If vou are suflerinir with nilv of the above distressing ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUC11U will cure yen. iv it and be convinced if its efficacy.

Beware of Quack Nostrums and Quack Doctors, wiio falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens know and avoid them, and save Long Suffering, Money, and Exposure, by sending orcnlling for a bottle of this Popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY.

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

TELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

Is prepared directly according to the rules of I I A I A A N I I E 3 1 1 S 1 1 with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge and cure devoted in its combination. See Professor DEWEES' Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and most, of the late Standard Works of .Medicine.

O O

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any Physician who can prove that the Medicine ever injured a Patient ami the testimony of thousands can be produced to prove that it does preat good. Cases of from cno. week to thirteen year's standing have been effected. The mass of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in possession of the Proprietor, vinching its virtues and curative powers, is immense embracing name-swell know to

Sciencc and Feme.

100,000 Bottles have been Sold. and not a single instance of 11 failure has been reported!

Perscnullv appeared before mc. an Alderman of the City of Philadelphia, II. T. JIELMBOLD, Chemist, who being duly sv. oru does say, that his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or iniuiK'V.s Drug, but are purely Vegetable.

II. T. HELM BOLD", Sole Manufacturer. Sworn and subscribed before ine this 23d day of November. 1S54.

WM. I'. II1BBARD, Alderman.

Price St per JJo'.Ue, or Six for §5, Delivered to any Address. Accompanied by re)i»ble and responsible Certificates from professors of Mcdical Colleges, Clergymen and others.

Prepare^and sold by II. T. IIELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist.

No. 52 South Tenth St., Menu Chestnut, 'Assembly Buildings, Phila. '"jggrTo be had of 11 ANSON &• POWERS. Craw fordsvillc. Indiana, and of all Druggists and Dealers throughout the United _Statcs, Canadas and British Provinces.

BewiU'c of Counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's—Take 110 Other. CURES GUARANTIED

Juno 27, lidTvSn-JO.

BUCK'S

COOKING STOYE!

This celebrated Stove can be found at

J0I111 Hoove r's Stove and Tin Establishment,

ON MAIN STREET.

This is the only establishment in the County where the?e Stoves can be found. June20, !So7vSn47-tf. l-ks

E O A

MANUFACTURER OF, AND

Wholesale and Retail

CIGARS & TOBACCO!

Removalfrom, Green, on Main Street, opposite the Holton House.

There can be found the largest and best selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco ever offered in this market. Everybody examining tbe stock, will soon find out, that 11 is the very place for getting good articles at the lowest .figure*.

May S0-rS-nl5-8m."

Eltzroth, Harding & Co,

DEALEK.8 IN

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hals, Gaps, Boots,

SHOES, NOTIONS, GROCERIES

AND

E E N S W A E

"WASHINGTON HALL" BUILDING, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

OUR

with Tempo- -r-* rary Sutfusion

and Toss of Sight: Want of Attention, Great Mobility. Restlessness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more Desirable to such Patiei ts that S litude, and Nothing they more Dread for fear of ., themselves no Repose of

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

Patrons and tlio Pnblic generally, arc one and all requested to call and examine a fine and largo stock of Spring and Summer Goods.

Among our stock may be found,

SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE

O A S S S E ii S Cloths, Satinetts, Tweeds

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

A I E S E S S O O S

Of the Latest Styles, in every variety.

PRINTS, LAWNS, BERAGES, TISSUES, BLACK AND 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 ns low as goods are sold in any Market.

Call in every body and see for yourselves, wc will take in exchange for our goods, Cash, or any kind of Country Produce at the highest market prices. Butttr. Epgs, Chickens, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Wood. Lumber, or any thing you have to spare, we want it if vou wnnt our goods. 1 LTZKOTH, HARDING & Co.

April 4,

!57-vol.S-no.87-tf.

Important to Farmers!

J. Crawford & Mullikin, HAVING

received a large ami splendid Stock

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Consisting of tlio following articles in part: Beragcs, Tissues, Bl'lc Silks, Fancy Lawns,

All kinds of

White Goods, Fancy Prints

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

Boots & Shoes, and Hats, A great variety.

Groceries, Glass and Queeiisware,

CLOTHING.

Mens Furnishing floods.

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

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

€Inis!man & Gregg,

The largest and only exclusive

HARDWARE Establishment

IN MONTGOMERY CO

3 S

No. 2, Eupire Block, Crawfordsville, Inadian.

Spring Goods! Spring Goods

HANNAII

& ASSELL,

Have just received a

PATENT

splendid assortment of the

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

O I N 3

1 IK USSilXCi GOODS

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

Cloths, Cassinieres, Vcstings, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery Handkerchiefs, &c., with an assortment of

O I O N S

Also: Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Fancy Walking Canes, &c., &c. We respectfully invite an who are in want of Goods, in our line to givens a call before purchas ing elsewhere. Our moito is '"Cash Sales and Small Profits," which enable us to sell lo percent cheaper than any othur pstablishmen t, being practicable Tailors, wc have been able to become con-versent-vith all the latest and most approved styles as well as beinc tho beticrable to judge ot the qnalitv of Goo3s. IIANNA II & CASfSELL.

Crowfordsville, April 4, (vol S-no37-6m.)

ALKERT UEEn, Attorney at Law.

HEED & EARL, General Land Agents,

TROY. Countv Seat of Doniphan l'oM K. T. Will buy and sell lands and town lots, locate Land Warrants, and give general information in regard to Iowa Lands, and all other Kansas Lands and towns.

R3FERENCES:

Bassett & Wilson, Jno. II. Likens, K. M. Stcwrt, St. Joseph Leach & Patterson, Iowa Point Hon. R. K. Keese, Gen. L.J. Eastin,

City Hon. Daniel Woodson, Lecompton J. W, Forman, Doniphan Charles Nash, Ft. DcsMoine. Iowa Hon. Henry S. Lane, Wilson & McDonald, Hon. James Wilson, Crawfordsville, Indiana B. F. Beno, Ft. Dodge, Iowa.

June 13, 1857vSn47-ly.

SADDLERY

& CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,

general assortment received by april 4. GBIMIS &

N. W. GRIMES,

Successor to •./••

JOXilST "WILSON,

And Late Wilson,. Grimes & Co.,

IVo. 9, Commercial Block,

Green Street, Cravfordsvillc, Indiana.

Dealer in

Dry Goods, Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,

Boots and Shoes,

Queensware, &e.

S now 111 receipt of his Spring and Snmmcr Sunplies, which together with" his former stock, makes his assortment large and complete, to which he invites the attention of the trade. Having nn experience of fifteen ycavs in the business, lie Feels confident that ho can sell Goods as cheap ns any other House in the city.

To my old friends and patrons I would rctnrn my ncknowledgenents for their liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, ai solicit a continunnce of the seme, together with that of as many new ones as can make it to their interest to btiv of me.

May 16vSn43-tf. N.*W. GRIMES.

FARMERS^

MERCHANTS,

MECHANICS, A O E S

EVERY BODY! TIIE

undersigned arc desirous of informing you that tlicy are desirous of changing their business to SOME EXTENT, and" confine themselves in the future to the Grocery '11 ade alone, When the interest of the buyer and seller agree, Bargain is soon made.

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

Make a Dollar go as far as it ted/, we sav that v,-e have a large and well asserted ock of

Hats

11 Caps,

BOOT

ARDWARE

E E N S W A

Harvest Tools and Farming Implements,

all of the best

Manufactories In ilie United Staics.

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

This is a rare opportunity for travers during the present hard times. Call and examine ov.r goods. To those who desire to make an acconnt lor any of these goods whoare known to be good, or wbojire racommcnded by responsible persons, we will bill them any of the*above named articles on reasonable terms.

Our stock of Groceries arc ample and complete. I11 fact everything that usually is connected with that tra' w'e have 011 hand, & will coir inue to have long as wc can sell them for cash or produce, but they must be paid for in some way, when bought.

To the Cash Buyer?

J. CBAWFOKD it JIULUKIN.

April 13vSn39-tf.

snv come to us fur any article of Groceries or Provisions and we will sell to you. Any Produce brought in will be paid for in Cash The o'r.lv placc where bargains arc to be had now ot us". W. 11. LAYMON& CO.

Mnv 2. lh57,vSn-ll-tf.

BrxBRiooi.

MEW ARRIVAL

•••. OF

Watches^ Clocks

AM)

mLm

TIIE NEW STORE.

One Door East of ihe IIoKon House.

TIIK

undersigned having just opened one of the Largest r.nd most complete assortment of

Waicitcs, Clocks & Jewelry. Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public generally that he will sell Lis goods

E A E

ban iiny other establishment in tow 11. comprises a large, assortment of

Gold

Patent Lever Watches, Duplex Detached Lever

Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watches, Duplex

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

N I N

300 different styies of Ladies & Gents Breast I'ins. 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, rfOO different styles of Finger Rings, IOO 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 Holton House.

May 2,

:57vSnil-tf.

WM. II. EJKKL, Surveyor.

JAMES PATTERSON.

J. S. Allen, M. D.

HAVING

rcsnmcd the prncticc of Surgery and

Medicine, will give undivided attention to all professional calls. Officc in Davja & Heaton's Store. [June, lS57vSn46-4m.

Pay Up! Pay Up!!

J. LKE it CO., havintr sold their stoic, are desirous ot winding up their on ^standing business, and take this method of requesting those knowing themselves indebted to thern, to call and settle Immediately, and save unnecessary trouble and cost. J. fe J. LEE &. CO.

April !SvSnS9-tf.

Leavenworth

O O S

/Carpenters, Coopers, and Blacksmiths, a good

BUBBISDOZ.

assortment. GBISIXS

April 4,1557-vol.7-no.87.-tf.

VlCK'S WOKKS—Kollins' ikspeare iiyron, FRANK HEATOrf,

Historv, Jcsephns, :are. Byron, for

Plutarch's Lives, Shak sale by MBT 2-tf. So. 1. Empire Block

Philadelphia {Mammoth G10TH1NG STORE

At the Old Stand of D. Wertheim.

A E & A N PROPRIETORS.

LATE FROM PHILADELPHIA.

rrrE would respectfully inform tho citizens nf Montgomery Countj-. that we arc now receiving snd opening ont for snlo one of the largest and fiaest Stocks of

Ready Made Clothing

Ever bronght to any Western Market. Our stock consists of every vanotv c.f

IE?Xj-A_IISr 5c

WEARING APPAREL,

In this branch of the tr..le wo are unsurpassed by any house in tho Wabash Valley, ami onr facilities a re such that we can afford to sell any article of Clothing at

LOWER

Than enn he lind elsewhere. Our stock of Clothing consists in part of the following:

Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hots, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, CarpetJ3agsv&c.

SI'LEiVDII) JEWELRY:

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES," LOCKETS, FINGER JUNGS, CHAINS, EAR DROPS, &c., &e., See., &c.

This establishment will be found to contain every article usually kept in a Western Store. All kinds of Produce taken. The Farmer I'lul Mechanic will find this establishment very place for Good Bargains. •.)

N. W. GTUMJ-.S.

SHOES

MAYERtheULLMAN.

April •!-, 185(5-v8-n37,"\:'

•\VM. nUHllRIDGE, JR.

GEIMIS & EUEBEIDGE,

CrGccrs & Kiirdware Mcicliar^s.

Don't rs 111

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

TOOLS,

5SO-3

E E N S E E

CliAWi'OKDSVILLH,

INDIANA.

We arc now receiving our Spring supplies, consisting of Foreign and lU'.mestio Hardware and Cutlerv. Paddi'ji v. CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS,

Iron, Nails, Glass, Steel, Axels, Spring?, Dolts, Sasli,

A S O

GROCERIES, BYESTUFFS, CCRBAGE,

And a great variety of other articles, sr.ch ns are generally kept in an es'ab'iishinent of this kind, towiiich wc invite the exiiniinatinn of purchasers, feeling confident that we can sell them Goods as cheap as any house iu this plncc. Thankful for past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same. OIUMES & liUKUi. 1 iJKJIi. rVpril 4,-vol.S-no.S7.

ficirtethiug New and Valuable.

The Great

A E I A N I N

110

Ilis stock

King- of Fain!!

Ih\ Jolm Bull's Wara'a2jS'd to

Cure

Cholera, Cholesa Morbus, Rheumatism, Gout, Eowel Ccmplaint, Dysentery, Summer Complait,

Cramps, Colic, Sores, Cuts, Durn.s, iSealds, Bruise?, Cancers, Tumors', Headache and Toothache, and nil other aches. For sule uy all Diugtii.-ts and tftorc-fceepers in every town and village throughout the United States. For sale bv 31 ANSON & POWKitS,

Wholesale «Sc Kctail DnnrgisU.

a'p'ril lSvSnSO-i'ui).

Dr. John Cull's CniHpoitnfi J'"iuid i-.xtrnit of hMisnpaiilin. Combines al! the medicinal virtues of Burdock. Yellowdock, Dandelion, and psre Honduras .Sursupnrilla. and if the most po'ent Blood I'urincr in tl.c known world. For ihecurc of Scrofula. Iiheuiiiatism. Gout, Dropsy, and all Chronic Diseases. It has

equal. For sale by druggists and_ mer

chants in every town and llage in the United States, and for sale bv MAN HON & POWEES,

Wholesaled l.'etnil D/uggis's,

April lSvSnS'J-Cm. Crawfordsville, Ind.

House and Sign Paiiiliisg, Paper Hanging, &c-,

Hork done

Shop Over Broic/i's Drv,

Harvest IraplemealK,

A suticrb oua'.itv of

SYTIIES, .SNATIIS': S I 1IAND KAKK8, 1101i.SK J1AK K?

Grain Cradles, &c. &,c.

A I.SO

TJIE CELEBRATED

KETCffliM MOWERS,

can be furnisncd on usual icr:r.a.

ALSO ON IIA'ND

A few more of these choice

STRAW CUTTERS

Alwavs warranted to give satisfaction. CAMPBELL, GALEY & HAltTEP.. Jnly 4.vSn50-tf

STEAM BAKERY! J. DOHERTY, Wedding Cake Baker!

Crawfordsville, Ind.

July I,. 'i7v?nO?-tf.

THIS,

I HJBAD

AND

REMEMBER!

That

TO-J

enn find

The Best Assortment

And

BEST STYLES!

ZD -"Ft IT O- O O 13 S

AT THI*

B0YMW CDRIER."

rj"M!K mt'orsigneJ takes this method ense mor'o i. of cnlline your attention ton few items which wo think will be of preat financial intorcsi to all wlio may avail themselves of tho opportunity, and knowing that it i3 tho duty of every ono in theso

A I E S

Tosavelhe

"OLD SIXPENCE,w

We will noil csitntc in saying, Unit all of our old fiiends and hundreds of others, will avail themselves of the opportunity of buying their goods at tho ''Hovnton Corner,"

WEST of the COURT HOUSE,.

Where they can positively be had at tho

We are now daily receiving one 0 four unusually large and well assorted stocks of

Dry BSoois mtd Shoes,

ATS and CAPS,-. BONNETS AND

M-SSL.JS

White Goods & Embroideries,

KPADY MJADC CJOLIILNG",

G'rocorie

CFEO.

No, 15 Commercial Block,

Que ensnare, Glassware, Ac.

In si.ai t, every thing commonly kept in a Dry Goods establishment, til I of which we have taken great pains in selecting from some of the largest and best houses in the eastern market. Takingcare to sflcct the idlest and biat styles, as well as the

Best Quality of Goods.

Our futilities for buying will guarantee to us tho abiiitv to sell, ns low 11s any of our neighbor*, and we tl ink onr ten years experience in tho business will guarantee us the ability to suit the wants of custoiuets. We therefore extend the invitation, to call soon and see us,

.Examine our Slock,

Hear our prices, and if we cannot suit von wo will not charge you anyihing for 'our trouble. If wo cannot sell goods as low as any other house, we will not as!: you to buy. \Vc are determined to sell. We will take all kinds of.

Merchantable Produce,

In exchange for goods, and pay the best prices given in the town. Iicmeinber the Old Jiriok Corner west of the onrt House, and call soon, oryou may miss some Bargains.

A N A & E 1 I A N

April 11th, '57 VSnl'S-tf.

THE LARGEST .STOCK.

DRY GOODS, 1 Cfclhisig, I5o«Js ami Shoes,, hits, Caps,

&/C.,

To be found in ('rawlordsville, is now being soldlit the lowest prices at the old stand of

DAVIS & GAIiVIF

.m:

,M iw 9

Successor to Davis A- fiiirvin, would inform his numerous friends ami former patrons that he is again iu the trade. Having bought the

Miunmotli Slock!

or DAVIS & GARVIN at a

3LAKUI3 BliSCOUft'T

From

ORIGINAL COST,

Wc are now offering the same at such prices as car.not fail to

it purchasers.

Wc will pay tho highest prices for all kinds of"

cmWB'KY PfiS03)L'CS:,

Order, (heip for Caiih.

Store,

All orders left with T. D. Ilrown. promptly at tended to. TilO'fi II. WINTON. Mav "2, v6n41. i,. ...

for Goods:

Exchange

Our .stc.'k of Summer Goods is uiiui and well se!e East a such

liillv large,

cted. Onr arrangements with tho that we are constantly in receipt of

ale

Our Motto-is

GOODS!

i2 !i23

4,I.arx»:

I" A ROE full buu: JU and Ledger*,

Sales nnd Small Prof

its." The bu.-iness will, as heretofore, be under the- maiuifreinent of Mr. GAIiV'IN. who at all times will be on hand to attend to the wants of our patrons. We want to open accounts with e-.^rv Good m-jn in the County. Kemembtr the place to buv ^'oods cheap for cash cr otherwise is at tho old r.'.ia'.d of Davis ttd Gsrvin,

WASHINGTON HALL BOILDING,"

Ori'OSITi: THE CUUMT. HOUSE.

"We are offerir Clothing ut Cot. June 13, ls57v

our entire •^toek of.Mimmcr. J. \V1'N*.

.edt!cr*, at C'O cts per quire. Marchant.i others will tind it to their inierest, if wanlin? aevthin^ in the Blank liook line, :.o ea.ll at

Fkask ID.ati N'r No. 1, Empire Block.

GROCERIESCt {fee. Sujrar, Tea. Molasses, Syrup, ?piccs, Candles. Starch, fcc received »nd for s»'e by ap'ril 4. OBIIIES 3C BCUBKHX*^-

Shingles Wanted.

,NE MILLION* SHINGLES wanted by O laprii

2S,

0"E

1S55.1 GKAHAM & BI.O.

Two Horse Wagon, Smith A Doherty'scelcbratcd Make,( new) for *«lc by Jnly 11 1657vSn51. CAM1 BELL fc CO«

l)OZ. Heap IToaks. for sale by Jr.1v U. I?37v5nj| Campbell &. Co.