Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 March 1858 — Page 3

DIED—On Saturday the 6th inft-, at Lafayette, Ind., after a short bat very seirere illnefs, JOHX L. HERKDOS. ..

The deceased resided, at the time of his

death, at Lafayette, although die greater part of his life was spent at his father's residence in this place. Mr. Herndon was born on the 11th of September, 1827, in Kentucky. He had many of the high per-

sonal qualities, which mark the. true Kentacky gentleman. He was brave, magna imoas, honest, gentle and kind. He has led a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his departure yet they mourn not as .those who are without hope. He has only exchanged the trials and sorrows of this life, for a life which is without trial and without sorrow. L. .-

CINCINNATI MARKET. THURSDAY, March 11.

FLOUR—The demand was quite limited today, bejng confined to the wants of the local dealers, and prices tended downward. The sales were confined to about 1,200 bbls, at 3,70a3,75 for superfine, and 3,80*3,90 for extra 2,364 bbls were received during the last 24 hours.

WHISKY—The market is steady, with sales of 960 bbls at 16£, and 290 do from wagons at 16f.

PROVISIONS—The market Continues" firm, without any activity. Mess Pork is held at 15,25, but without finding buyers. Lard is held at 9£, but no buyers at over H-

GROCERIES—Sugar and Molasses are held with more firmness under the advices from New Orleans. Sales of 100 hhds Sugar at 7a7^c. Molasses is held at 35c. but small orders are being filled at 33e. Coffee is unchanged. "WHEAT—Prime White is in good demand and sells readily at 90c. The lower grades arc dull at 70a80c for fair to good White, and G5a70c for Red. A sale of .700 bush prime White at 90c.

CORN—The market is firm with a good demand. Sales 800 bush at 35c.

KEW YORK MARKET. '5. New York, March 10—P. M. FLOUR—Is unchanged, and the dcmnnd is moderate, chiefly for home consumption.

GRAIN—Wheat is quiet and prices are nominally the same. Sales of 1,200 liu ''common white Southern at $1 30. Rye is cjuiet aed firm at 7fi@72c for good to prime .Northern delivered. Corn is quiet and but little doing at 67@71 for new Southera, and 70c in store for mixed Western.

ORDINANCE, NO. 2.

Sec. 1. Beit ordained by the President and Trustees of the Town of Crawfordsville, itt it •hall be unlawful for any person or persons to let to mures or Jennets any Siallion or Jack within the cor|K»rate limits of said town, or to exhibit »nv Stallion or .Tack within said corporate limits, and nny person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordh:ancc shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined five dollars fjr etcl) and every violation of this ordinance

Sec.

This Ordinance shall be in full force

:«t ell'eet on aiwl after the 20th dav of March A. 1). IS5S. Ww. KOUKRTSON. Piesident. IT. R. CANINE, L'ieik of the Board.

March (it'll. lSfiS, Cur.

Ordinance.

SKC. 1. re it ordained I the President and Trustees of the Towii of Crnwfordsv il!c. that Sections third and fourth A of an Ordinaneu regulating the granting

,rf

License, passed by the

fluid Corporate ici of the Town of Crawfordsville, on the '.Mth day of January. A. D. 15.15, "be and •tho same is now hereby repealed. \VM. VBIiRTSOX, Piesident.,

II. R. Catcine,'Clerk of the Board. March 12,n01w3.

Dissolution.

rpilK firm of 15LAIR. HUOWN & CO.. wa dissolved oil the 17th of February. ls.15. Mr. Ulair retires from the neci n. The business will I'C continued at the old stand by the rni-iiuiu«r partners, under tho name of Brown it Simpson.

Persons indebted to the old firm will please call «ud settle immediately.v.-' J. \V. Hi,A IK, G. K. P.KOWN,

P.if. SIMPSON.

March 12, 1S55.~ «*!lwS.

Mfill MARBLE WORKS

P. COLLINS,

I)EAl.i:r.S IX

Foreign & American

JHB BRIBES9

AM) MANUFACTt r.KllS OF

Monuments, Tomb Tables, Grave

Stones, &c.

WOULD

respectfully solicit the attention of the people of Montgomery ecuntv. to tlie best •took of ARBL ever brought to Crawfordsville. Every variety and style of work will be executed In tho best manner, with promptness and dispatch. Tlioso wishing to purchase anything in that line will do well to give them a call.

Shop oppo-ito Elstcn &. Lun*\s Bank, in tho Post Oiliee building. [Mar. 12 \"S—3m.

Ss.

STATE OF INDIANA, MONTGOMERY COTNTY. Court of Common l'leas of said County.

April Term A. D. 1838.

Nancy Lewis, plaintiff, 1 vs. Polly Cornet,

Roger Cornet, Rotter Hall, John llnll and Georgo W. Lewis, (itnploaded with John Lewis, et. nl.) defendants.

Petition for Partition.

AVI1EREAS, on the Sth day of March, A. D. 1S.*S, said plaintitf, bvWillson& McDonald licr attorneys, filed in the Clerk's ollicc of said Court, licr Petition for Partition of Real Estate in the above entitled cause. Said plaintitf by her said Attorneys also filed the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth that said defendants are not residents of tie State of Indiana. Therefore, notice of the filing and jxndencv of said petition is hereby given to said non-resident defendants that thoy niHV appear on the first day of the next term of Mid Court, to be holden in tlio Court House, at Crawfordsville, in said County of Montgomery, (commencing on the first Monday of April next, 1858} and answer said complaint.

Attest: WM. C- VANCE, Clerk. March 12'5S. pr feo 5,25.) nS4wS.

Notice

hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of tho estate of John WatU, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be* solvent.

JANE WATTS, Administratis.

March IS, 185S. "34*3.

Notice of Sale

NOTICE

ia hcroby given that I will sell at publie auction, ou Saturday, tho third day of April next, at tho late residence of John Watts, late of Coal Creek townahip, Montgomery connty, Indiana, deceasxl, all his personal property (not taken by tho undersigned widow) consisting of one Hone, one Wagon, Plows, Hay, Cooper Tools, Cooper staff, &c-

A credit of twelvo months will be given on all •WM over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

JANE WATTS, Administratrix.

March It, 1858. n84w8.

GROCERIES-

Coffee, 8ogar, Tea,Molasses, Syrup, Spices, Cantlka, Starch, Ac received and for sale by apr!14. QsiMta A Bua»*xco*.

TO FEYFR AND AGUE SUFFERERS.

BR. EASTERLY'S

FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

This Medicine will care Ape and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dnmb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and erer? form ol Fever incident to the West.

Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer-

During the lost five years this remedy has cured aver two hundred thoasand cases, which has established its'efficaey beyond all doubt and cpntrovercy as the BEST and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease. It is a POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMANENT. It will cure the WORST CASES, no matter of liow long standing or HOW BAD. It will also cure Enlargement of tl.e Spleen, Agane Cakes, ctc.

Reader, have yon tins Ague and Fever! Then procure Dr. Easterly's Fever nnd Ague Killer, and use it according to the directions—IT WILL CUBE roc. Have you FRIENDS suffecing with Ague and Fever? Go tell them to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Agne Killer, and suffer no longer. This is the medicine TO USE. for this plain reason: IT ALWA'i S CURES, and is perfectly HARMLESS to the most delicate constitution, or tender infantv

JSfPriee $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. EgrPrepnrcd by Dr. EASTERLY, coiner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., to whom all ordors must be addressed.

For salc.byT. D, BROWN, Druggist Crawfcrds ville and by Druggists generally throughout tli United States.

For Henling the Sirk and Afflictcd. E A S E S

Iodine and Sarsaparilla. THIS is the only preparation in the United States that combines in a highly concentrated state, the extract of SABSAFAUILLA, YELLOW DOCK, STILLNOIA, nnd tins IODINE OK POTASSIUM, and the only preparation that is worthy of the least confidence of the public for the cure of those diseases arising from an impure satte oftlie BLOOD, or other fluids of the system, viz: Scrofula, Obstinate Old Sorrs, Pimples on the FJICP. Rtolchi-s, lioils, Chronic Son

Eyes, ltii gworm or Tetter, .Scald Head, Salt Ithrunij Cancers, Goitre,

White

Swellings, I'cverSores. Piles, Erysipelas, swclliiiiroftlietJlamls. IHicnmuiisiH, liscases ol'the Kidneys, Rladdr anil Urinary Orgnns, Dropsy, travel, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections, Gebcral Stability. Secondary Syphilis, or Venereal Diseases, Pains in the Hones and Joints, all Chronic Diseases, and Diseases arising frointhe use of Mercury and Calomel. Dr. Easterly's IODINE nnd SARSAPARILLA contains such rownitPLi. CURATIVE PROPKIITIES, that the LONOKST STAMJINC. an 1 WORST CASKS or DISEASE. readily yield to its inllucu :e- This medicine is a SPKIIIIY, POSITIVE and I:A»K:AI. CURE for MERCURIAL DISEASES, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the frame and vital organs. It will cure SIICONDAUY SYPHILIS, or VENEREAL DISEASES, no matter how long it may have betn in the system, or what may have been its effects. It will cure OLD SORES, no matter how canted, and is •fin:

ONLY MEDICINE TIIAT WILL. For all ScROF" ri.oi"S DISEASES and OLD SORES it is a PCSITIVG CURE. All external applications arc highly convei.ient and can only be temporary in their otl'eta. Tins medicine attacks the disease at its SOURCE, by purifying the III.OOD, exciting the LIVER to a healthy aciion, changing tl.e

system, and by driving out all the IMPURE and DISEASED KI.ums of the body, thus removing the cause and rendering theenre CERTAIN and PERMA

NENT, It thoroughly eradicates every particle of MERCURY from the system, and will ANNIHILATE aid NXL'EL tho SYPHILITIC VIRUS, and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and POISONS, and restore the system to a perfect state of IIEAI/fll and PURI 1

CAUTION TO HIE PIRLIC.—lie particular and ask for I Jr. Lnstnrly's Iodine and Sarsapariila, and take no other. Some dealers v.tay teli you (when they have not this'ithcy have some OTHER SARPAIMRILLA, equally goo I which they can pur chase die. per. Believe them not. Tliev tell you •.his to get your money. ONE 150TTLE of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla contains more CURATIVE I'ROPERTY than SIX of any other in use. Remember this is tSie medicine that 1 as ctl'eeted so many ASTONISH 1NCI CURES in all parts of heooutUry-

IWI 'rice $1 per bottle, or bottles for $•". Piqiarod and s«cld by Dr. EASTJ:I.Y, southcas corner of Third and Chestnut str.-ets, St. Louis. Mo.,.ind by all druggists throughout the Western md .Southern Sti-ets.

October SI, 1S0.T— vi'nlS-llv,

STOP THAT COUGH. I)«. t\\lTI.K'S lOlXJII IIALSAM Will Cure Coughs. Colds, Asslniin, COIIsiinilitioiu HiuMchiis, Spill of iiloud.

Pain in tl« Side and I5n asl. I*, eurisy, Vho:piii?r Couult, Croup, l.iver Conipiniiit, Palpitation of the Heart, and ail Diseases oi' «he 'J'hront, Chest «iid Ijii utjs. This lbilsam is'beyond all doubt the most pleasant and elliiuicious remedy ever discovered for all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.— It lias been thoroughly tested, and is univcrsalvl and is universally acknowledged by Physicians. Drtisrsrists. ami all Who have used f, as the 15EST REMEDY" now offered to tho Public for Pulmonary Complaints.

Teo natch care and attention cannot bj given to Diseases of the l.uuus. Reader, have yov a Cold, Cough, or any disease of tho Lungs.' D.i not neglect it. Millions of the young, the fashionable and the gay. are annually consigned to a premature grave by neglecting to attend to a common cold. CoKls and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and if not removed bv a proper remedy, then to an early death. Be advised in time. Procure at oncc that celebrated remedy —DR. CARTAK'SCOl'GII BALSAM—which ha cured thousands upon thousands after Physicians, and ALL NOTED KKMEWKS had failed, and the paint had been given up by friends to die.

No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Throat' Chest or Lungs, will be just to themselves if they go down to the grave without using DR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM. It will cure if a cure be possible.

J3?~Priec 25 cants and £1 00 per bottle JSf"Prepared by Dr. E. EASTERLY" Southeast corner of Third nnd Chestnut streets, St.Louis, Mo

J3fI'or sale by T. BROWN, druuirist. Crawfordsville, and by Druggists generally throughout tho United States.

To the Unfortunate Victims.

DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC. This is a Safe and Specific Care for iouorrhooe. Gleet, Strictures Seminal

Weakness, Disases of the Kidney?, Biaader, aud all Diseases ol" the. Genital Organs This popular aud specific remedy will cure all diseases of the Genital organs in a few days. It has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands of MERCILESS QUACKS, if not from a rr.EMATCKr GRAVE. In case of infection DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and SURE REMEDY*. Have you a private Disease? Do not ncglect it. If you go to a regular Physician with your case, you rsHjj. your REPUTATION. If you goto an ADVERTISING QUACK you PERIL YOUR HEALTH ros LIKE. Avoid both, and use DR-

AKER'S SPECIFIC, which is vsrv agreeable to the taste, and contains plain directions for use. With it yon can CURE Y'OURSELF, nnd thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE. It will euro the worst cases of secret disease, and restore the system to a perfect state of HEALTH AXD FCBITY.

TST" Price |1 50 per bottle. :, t5F~ Prep#ed by Dr. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.]

HT Sold 4y T. B. BROWN & CO. Drug gists, Crawfordsville, and by Druggist! generally throughout the United Statee.

FARMERS CHOICE!

I N I I I A I

S E E O W S

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER, are now receiving a large assortment of the above Plows, all Sizes, with and without Cutters, Corn Plows, and they will also have for the Spring Trad a large assortment of Cultivators, Single, Double and Three Shoveled.

Plows, Revolving Horse-Rakes &c. &c., Having engaged the services of Mr. Jesse W. Cumberland (formealy of thellouse of Cumberland, Gregg & Co.) who will give special attention to this department, we propose to furnish all the latest improved agricultural Implements of the day, such as Reapers. Mowers, Threshing Machines, Separators, Grain Drills, Corn Planters fcc. &c.,_

Remember the place No. 1 Commercial Row Crawfordsville. Ind. CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER.

Feb. 20, 1S5S, tf.

Insurance Advertisement.

Statement of the Condition of the

PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,

JAX. 1st. 1S53,

As examined and approved by the State Auditors of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, Iowa and Tennessee, in compliance with the laws of these States:

Capital Stock all paid up $200,000 00. Total Assetts $341,719,59. Cash on hands and in bank $47,517.03 Cash in hands of and due from ngents 42.4S2.34. Amt' loaned on mortngaes of real estate 17,700 00 loaned on pledge of banks & stocks 19,000 00 Bills receivable for loans a»d approved Collateral and personal security 53.773,47 Stock in N. Y. city banks market value 100,300,25 Stock in New England banks do 5S.S1S.00 Accumulated interests on investments 2,127,90

Assetts $241,719,59

Liabilities due or iut due to banks or other creditors none. Losses adjusted and due none. do not duo $10,014,00 Losses unadjusted 17.900.00 do waiting for further proof 5900,03 All other claims estimated at 500,00

S. L. LOOMIS, President.

II. KELLOGC. See 'v. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,!

IIARTKORD COUNTY,)" HARTFORD, January, 15tli, 1S5S.

IV'sonally appeared HI. Kellogg. Secretary of the. PhfEtiix insurance Con pany and made oath that the foregoing statement !y him subscribed is true and correct to his bast knowledge and belief before me.

C. .T. IIOADLY, Justice of the Peace. The undersigned agent l'cr Crawfordsville aiid vicinity will be glad to receive applications and sue policies on all good risks at fair rates.—. Please li. JAMES J1EATON. Agent

Eeb. 20, '5S-v9-n31-Gm.

1 CARRIAGES [MIAGESTK

GEORGE H. BEISHTON,

LATE. DI-ICHTOX AM) CiUi.mOOUiE, Greatful ir pa«t ivo*s, would respectfully inli.rm the public, that he has

E O

Secretions of the

from Wi sliingtnn street, to Main street. 3 doors east of Cloud's Dry-Good Store, where he is constantly putting up the most

J^ashionablc, Durable and cheapest,

C:\RKIACrS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND

S IN W A O N S

Ecer offered in this market and at

E A S E N I E S

Employing none but eoni]ctent iu:l experienced workmen in each department—nsinir none but the very best Eustern timber, ,\vull s^a-i'mod. Ilavinir these facilities, he flatter.- himself (without gas) lie can give

better work for less money.\ than a?iy

OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE TJEST.

Any person wanting a good and

E A A I A E

rvou do well to call, as he has a few left c-f the late firm, which will bj sold low

O A S

to close the stock. All of which is warranted one year. Repairs, I'lacUsmitliiiis, Painting, Trimniinir. itc., done on the shortest notice, as chcup :is thocheiipcst and warranted topivo siitifaction, c-r no pay lequired. Old work taken in exchange for new. Siu'n.

DKUNITON'S CARRIAGE FACTORY Dec. 2t, 1S5T—vSni.lyl.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned

has been appointed executor of the lact will of John Farley, late of Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed bj solvent. 1JOHEKT W. Me.MAKIN", executor.

March fiih l'J5S, 3w.

NOTICE OF SALE. "\70TICK is hereby given that 1 will sell at pnbi.N lie aueti.in 011 Monday, the iOth day of March IS.)?, at the residence of .lolm Farley, late o!' ontgonierv ec unty, deceased, nl! his personal property, consisting of one horse, one cow, Arc.

A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisment laws. KODKKT \V. McMAKlN.

March. 6th, Sw. executor.

DISSOLUTION.

"VfOTlCE is hereby given that the firm of Pliue. J.\ llartiuan & Jordan is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said firm will make payment to John II. Shue, who lias purchased the entire stock of Goods, Notes. Accounts &C.. of the concern. J. H. SHUE.

S. L. HARTMAX,

Feb. 20, 155S.-3-.V W. 15. JORDAN. N. 1 still intended to continue the business at the old stand of Shue. Hart man ifc Jordan, wlici inv customers will still get great bargains by calling and purchasing of me. J. II. £!l*UE.

LADIES' OWN REMEDY.

DR. IIOOPEUS FEMALE CORDIAL. This is a safe, pleasant, and certain cure for Female Complaints arising from debility, sueli as Irregularity of the Menses, Fluor Albusor Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams and a 1! diseases caused by colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, over Excitement, etc., of the sexual organs. No female who has any Irregularities of the Monthly Periods will be jnst to herself if she c'oes not use DR. HOOPER'S FEMALE CORDIAL at once. It is a STEEDY and I*OSITIVE cms. Thousands of females have been cured by this Cordial after the prescriptions of their Physicians had failde and the disease resisted all other treatment. ^^"Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for *5. gTPrepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.

J5jT"For sale by T. D. BROWN, Druggist, Crawfordsville, and by Druggists generally throughout the United States.

Sgeneral

ADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. assortment received by apil4. GRIILES'FCBCKBBIDOE.

A always in store and for said by the Barrel or sack, by LAYMON BRO'l HERS & CO. Feb. IS '5S v9n30tf.

OLD

RECTIFIED WHISKEY for sale by Feb. 0. LAYMON BROTHER & CO.

E N E E S

FDMISH1NG' STORE!

Over 5000 Ready Made Garments.

Campbell, Galey & Harter,

HAVE

enlarged their Clothing Room to double its former size, and completely filled it with Ready Made Garments, comprising every thing in the way of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, to-wit: Fine Cloth Overcoats, Fine French Oloth Frock do Beaver do I Coats, do BearSkin do I do do Casimere do do Felt do do Business Frock and do Union cloth do Coats, Raglin Saates—new Farmers Heavy Body

Farmers working Coats, do Pea Jackcts,

Cloths and Casimere Pants, Plain & Fancy.

Heavy Satinett and Union Pants. Plain ami Fancy.

Fine Satin and Velvet Vests. Fine Casimere Vests to Match Suits.

Farmers Heavy Working Vests,

PLUSH & VALENCIENNES VESTS.

FINE BUSINESS VESTS. Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Heavy Wool do do do Overshirts for Laborers, tic Canton Shirts. Fine iLinen Shirts White & Colored, do do Shirt Collars & Sbirt Fronts. —AI.SO—

A LARGE LOT OF

BOYS CLOTHING

—A I.

Men's Fash. Soft Ilats, Black Colored.

ALSO

A Large Lot of Caps for Winter,

Embracing many entire new styles & very desirable —ALSO—

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF MEN'S BUCK, BERLIN, FUR & WOOL GLOVES & GAUNTLETS,

CRAVATS, TIES, COMFORTS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. To conclude with their immense stock of

BOOTS &

THE LARGFST THEY EVER II AD and THEY SAY CONFIDENTLY the BEST The above mimed goods

arcthe

contents of one

litted up exclusively for Gentlemen's furrc cuii be had every thin? :ipapparel—in fact every thing

room

Good

pertaining to Men that a man wears.

AI.nLirr M:N, •... Attorney Lav,-.

Oct. Svimll-tf.

WJI. II. KARL. iSurvevor

HEED & EABL,

vi,r'.V

General Land Agents,

TROY. Ccuiity Snai of Doniphan To,, K. T, Will buy and sell lands and town lots, locate Land Warrants, and give general information in regard to Iowa Lands, and till other Kansas Lands and towns.

Rr-u-KREXens:

Lassott & Wilson,.Ino. II. Likens, R. M. Stewart, St. Joseph Leaeli it Patterson, Iowa Point Hon. II. I'. Keesc. Gen. L.J. Eastin, Leavenworth City lion. Daniel Woodson. Lceompton J. W, Forman. Doniphan Charles Nash, Ft. DcsMoine. Iowa Hon. IJj.iry S. Lane. Wilson ifc McDonald, Hon. James Wilson, Urawfordsvilie. Indiana B. F. Reno. Ft. Dodire, Town.

June 13, lS.:T\Sn47-ly.

ELTZR0 TH, HARDING & CO,

To those who wish to purchase their

FALL MS) WINTER C00DS,

We wonid say. would do well to call and exam inc our huge and fine stock of Goods, which we think will compare in quali'y with the choicest, and in price with the cheapest. We have as fine a stock of Dry Goods. Clothintr, Muslins, Flannels. Cloths. Cassimeres, Hoots & Shoes. Huts & Caps, Queensware, itc.. as is in the market. Wc have all articles commonly kept in stores for sale, and sell them for CASH, or any MARKETING tho market demands. We have been in business long enough for tho people of our town and country to understand our manner of doing. We ask those wanting anything in our line to call in and see us, 11s we wil! sell if priels and quality wiil imluee von to buy o! KLTZKOTIl, ARDING it CO.,

Washington Hall Building, Nov. 7-vJni»',tf.] Crawfordsville, Jnd.

FOR SALE.

rlE

undesigned wishes to sell all his Real and Personal property, consisting of a farm containing 2(M acres, more or less, lying 0 miles northwest of Orav. fordsville, 100 acres, or more being now in cultivation. A House and Lot, No. 3-_', original plat in said town also. East half of house and lot, No. ii. Powers addition his stock of Goods and other personal property. Persons|wishing to purchase will please call and see said property. Anv. or nil of which, can be had 011 reasonable terms*.' C. W. 1'RATHER.

Sept. 12

!5Tv0nS-tf.

Fresh Arrival of

BOARDMA & GRAY'S

I A N O S

Newman's Music Store, HAV

NO iust opened a laige stock of fine Gold Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which lie offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition. Two doors east of IJinford's corner, sign of WATCH and MI SICAI. LNITKVMI:NTP. 100 Fine Gold and Silver atehes 100 Preast Pins aud Broaches 300 Finder Rings 75 Ear Drops of different styles 20 and Sihrr Fob and Neck Chains

CO Gothic Pearl inlaid ami enameled ISrass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens. Pencils, Lockets. Snaps. Bracelets, Spectacles, Port Monies, fine Cutlerv. Razors, Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books. Maps. Novels, Paper. Ink, fine Note Taper. Envelopes. Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards. Pianos, Melo-Peans. \Ielodeons, Guitars. Violins. Aecordeons. Music Boxes. Sheet Music, together with every thing else Visually kep in such establishments. 1

HOS. NEW MAN.

Crawfordsville, Dee. 2-2,1355. vTirJU.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

TRAINS SOUTE jg

Express passes Crawfordsville at A. M., connecting at Greencastle with morning train for Indianapolis and Terre Haute and arriving at New Albany at 4-30 P. M.

Accommodation passes Crawfordsville 4:57, connectinc at Grecncastle with evening trains for Indianapolis and Terre llautc.

Accommodation train going north leaves Grecncastle on the arrival of Terre Hante train and passes Crawfordsville 12 A. M. arrhing at Lafayette 2 M. connecting with trains for Indianpolis".

Express passes Crawfordsville 10:12

riving at Lafayette 12

CORN,

NEW JEWELRY!

I N E W A I E S Silver and Plated Ware!

JAMES PATTEliSOJV!

Styles, Coats,

HAVE jnstreceived one of the largest and best acted stock of

Watclics, Clocks &, Jewelry,

Ever before brought to Crawfordsvillo, which 1 will sell

E A E

Thari than was ever before offered in town, stock is comprised of a large variety of

Gold

October IT. !S57-\t'nl j-tf-

Hi.-

Patent Lever Watches, Duplex Detached Lever

Silver Hunting Patent Lever Watches, Duplex

Ladies Gold Neck Chain?,

Watch

Gents Gold, Fob and Vest Silver Detached Levers, Open Faced and N I N

300 different styles of Ladies Gents Breast Pins, 300 different styles of Gold Ear Drops, 500 different styles of Finger Rings, IOO different styles of Gents sleeve & collar buttons

Silver and Plated Spectacles, Goggles, Gold and Hair Bracelets, anil Wrist Bands, GoldLocl ets SilverThimf*: bles, Coral Beads, Lndics it nts Pocket Books,

Silver and Plated Tea it Table Spuons, Sugar nnd Cream Spoons Pen Knives,

And a innre variety of other articles usually found in a Jewelry Store", nil of which is warranted as represented! I have also 011 hand a large stock of

Vioiin and Guitar Strings,

Which I will .'ell Cheaper than the Cheapest.

Watches. Clocks & Jewelry, Repaired & Warranted,

At the sign of the GOLDEN WATCH, One Door East of Hollon Mouse. Oct 17'57v9»18-tf. JAMES PATTERSON.

N E W O O S Crawford & Mullikin.

HAVING

received their stock of Fall nnd win

ter goods, consisting of tho following articles pint: French Morenos. Muslin D'Lanes, Saxony Pliliu 1 ancy Prints,

Alpacas, .All Wool D'Lanes, Brown and Bleached Sheetings, ,f Tickings and Canton Flannels,

Brown nnd Bleached Shirtings, Black Silks, Red and White Flannels, Janes and Satinetts, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Coffee and Ten, Indigo and Madder, Qucensware and Glassware. Onr stock Comprises all the articles usually Kept in a I^ry Good Store. We would ask the citizens to call and price our iroods b.-fore inakinr their purchases. We are determined to sell at the owest liu'ures. J. Cit.wvi OKL T'C ML I.I.IKIN.

N. W. GlifMES,

Successor to

WILSON,

And La(c Wilson, Crimes & Co,,

.\o. 2, CosasHsrrcIa! SSScck,

Green Street, C'ruufordsville, Indiana.

Dealer in

Goods, Notions,

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,

Boots and Shoes,

&c.

Isplies,

S now in receipt of his Spring and Summer Supwhich together with his former stocK, makes his assortment large and complete, to which he invites the attention of the trade. Having an experience of fifteen yca'-s in the business, he feels confident that he can .-cil Goods as cheap as any other House in the city.

May li5vSn43-tf. N.'\V. GR1MKS.

co ft DAGUERREOTYPES.

M. ar

M. and at Chicago next

morning. Through tickets to be had for all the principal eastern and western cities at the office.

R. E. BRYANT, Agent.

February 16,1S57—n31tf

RYE, BARLEY A WOOD, are wanted at the Distillery, north of Crawfordsville, for which the Highest Market Price will be paid by LAYMON BROTHERS & CO.

Feb. 6. lS5S,v9n29-tf.

A ,S. HUGHES'S

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT liOOMS, orrosiTr. IIOLTON IIOISE,

ovr.r. O

J. & S. KOUINSON'S STOKE, Crawfordsville, Ind.

A E I 5

0. G. & E. 1. WILiiSTE,

A I O S

Have recently opened a

New Establishment.

For the manufacturing of all kinds of

RMAIN STREET,

First Door West of Allen, Galey Keerans' Store.

They respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Ali work done to order and with the greatest dispatch. Sept. 12'57v9nS-tf.

JQAIRIES AND DAILY JOURNAL FOB 185S: For gale al FNAKK IIEATOK'B NO. 1, Empire Block.

W. E. Parrish & Co.,

HATTERS.

The Only Exclusive Hat ij- Cap House in

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

By the use of the French Comfor-

mature warrant a perie:

0 are manufacturing and receiving from the ensttrn inanufuetures aii of tho nioOTWashionable and improved styles of Ilats and Caps, consisting ot Beaver. Otter, ijilk, Soft Fur and wool Hats. Cloth and Plush Cups. We use none hut the best material and warrant snti.-faetion. We make to order and repair at short notice, don't forget the place two doors west of the Kuapper House main street. Cra—fordsville Ind.

N. 15. Cast paid for Furs. Jaii'2G v0n2fi '5S.

W A W A S O N

TT70ULD inform the citizens of Montgcmery County tluit. he keeps hand, 0110 door North of Llsioii i'c Lane's Bank,

LEATHER.

Ol almost every description, viz: CINCINNATI OAK-TANNKI) SOLE*.

BUFFALO SOLE, 0

CINCINNATI KIP UPPER AND CALF,

FRENCH KIP AND CALF, CITY HARNESS. ALSO FINDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

fash Paid ior Hides.

Nov. 2S-vPiil9tf.

Still More Important! NOT AHEAD OF THE TISIESi! NOR THE TIMES AHEAD OF US!!

NO BETTER ARTICLES KEPT

AND

:\0 nousi-:

WEyou

C. W. E AT HE R.

"Whatever the gay, L-audy, or plain and neat may fani'v. Coeds to suit any and every body. Our stock of

DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,

J! IIATS, CAPS HI*

O I N

FANCY DRY GOODS,

QUEENS WA UK &. CL'TLEIFCY,':

FOi: Til

FALL AND "WINTER TRADE,

Is now complete, and we invite the attention »i purchasers to an examination of our

STYLES S'SUCKS.

Iiefc.re ]-urehas:uir elsewhere, as we fee! confide r.t that wc can oiler induecii cuts, (piitc as extra ordinary as any other establishment in the Country.

,-r-

NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS

Our Motto is

"U\K AM) LET LIVE!"

CO I J.Vfl'BCY I»KOE)iCi:

Of 11 kinds taken in cxolsnn^rc f«»r trootls. Store 011 Main .St., li il«»,r Knt of 'i" iiu House. JMJ«1 ini ni"(liatclv tlie «'ourt vi'le, Ind. C. W. I'HA'i'ilHi:. t)et.'J-t, !:."iT--\^:ibl-!f.

AIIKIVAIT

riiEsir

NEW BOX, a,, &c.

,,, ,1 rpMU" inulerrignrd has just received a new r.ildi I ray old ft lends and patrons I would return iny I .tion to his acknowledgcnents rtheir liberal patronasre heretofore bestowed, aid solicit a continuance of the same, together with that of as many new ones u.can make it to their interest to buy of mc.

tuck, consisting of

BLANK BOOKS STATIONER

O O N I E S

ri'jtSE.S AND POCKET JJOUKS

ol a'.l kinds,

Family & Pocket Bibles, Testaments

POR TFOLIO S 1 A ALB CMS,

GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,

SCKAF BOOKS, JJANKEK.S CA.SE.S,

And various other article too tedious to mention. Don't fail to call at No 1 Empire Block. Dec. 19 vt'niitf. F. M. I1EATON.

Pay Up! Pay Up!! Jdesirous

& J. LEE & CU.. having sold their store, arc ot winding up their outstanding business, and take this method of requesting tho.-c knowing themselves indebted to them, to call and settle Immediately, and save unnecessary trouble and cost- J. tic »*. LEE CO.

April lSv8n39-tf.

S O O O O S AND

STATIONERY I

ASupply

of School Books and Stationery, Envelopes, Pens, Pen-holders. Ink. Visiting Cards, Slates, and almost everything suitable for schools, kept eonstnntlv on hand at the Post Office.

Jan. 24 1351 3vr. 1. (J. KELSEY.

ARNOLD'S

& BUTLER'S Inks, Gillot's Pens,

Faber'a Pencil#, Mucilage at 30@30 eta per qbottla wit Bnuh, at FRANK IIEATON'S, Dec. 19.1357. No. 1, Empire Block.

Laymon Brothers & Co.,.

HAVINGlargo

talsen the North Boom of MeClel-

gland's nnd and splendid bni'.diug On

WASHINGTON STREET,

Nearly opposite the old corner, formerly occupied by Laymoii & Co., and filled it with an entirely new stock of

O E I E S

They nro nnvr prepared to supply the public with evciy article in the Groccry lino at

Wholesale or Retail,

At Priecs which Deft/ COMPETITION.*

Their Stock of

Wooden Ware, Hardware. GlassWare, Notions, Hats, Caps,

BOOTS. SHOES. & C.,'

Will be sold at prices to correspond with tho timo*. They have also the largest best selectod stock of

Choice OLD LIQUORS,

Ever brought to this market and which will all bear chemical analysis and are

WARRANTED PURE,

Which will be put up hi any sized paclcaircs a't reduction of flt'tv -(cr cent upon tlw pi ices usually charced in this Market.

Determined to confine themselves strictly to a

CASH AND PRODUCE TRADE,

Thoy can afford, with their largo stock nnd groat facilities of buying at the lowest figures, to givo rare b:rg:tins tnall who give them their patronage

Hosuru to call before buvinsr troods at, Feb. 1 LAYMON IJKO'S fc CO.

GUARDIAN SALE.

Norder

OTICE is hereby given that ill pursuance of an' of the Court of Common I'lens, I will sell at piivate sale on or after -1 weeks-from tho date thereof, tho following described'real estato owned by Margaret J. .Steele et. al. infant heirs of Snm'l Steele deceased, to-wit: The undivided thro fourths of the east half of the north east qr. of scetioiV thirty two in township nineteen north of. range livs west, containing SO aerus, subject ton lil'e estatafe therein.

Terms:- Oiu third of the purehaso money to ho paid in hand, one third in six, an rosiduoiiv twelve months from day of sale, the purchaser' gifiug his note with approved surety for paymont of the defered instalment. JOHN S. tSKEY*

Jan. 30. liSS. -lw. Guardian.

CARRIAGE AWD BUGGIES

HE A E TIIA N E VER !.'

CompoHlion Distanced!!!

J•

CAN UNDERSELL US

arc with you in anything you want' and can buy at the New Store ot

P. MILLKK being obout to increase hisnlready extensive facilities for manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES VEHICLES

& LIGHT

cf every description by associating as partners tli# undesigned practical* workmen from date takes this method to inform his numerouscust'omtei's and the public in general that thoy have facilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better and Neater Work than nny similar establishment of the kind. Any person in want of good work would do well to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Being all practical workmen and employing none hut the moat skillful, and using the very best of material, together with our long acquaintance with the wants of this section of country, enables us to give the best satisfaction as regards

PIUCi:, ANI) DURABILITY OF WORK.

Iler aring executed with r.entncss and dispatch, also hlacksniithinr. Trimming. Painting &e. £5?" All our work warrentcd one year. l'rofundly grateful ton generous public for their past patronage, tho senior partners respectfully:rolirit a continuance of the same to the new firm.

X-fi" Sign—J. S. Miller & Co., Market Street North ol'the Couri house Square. j. s. Mir.LKi:, 11. IIEFFNI K, f. MILUiIK.

Sept. 0, 10.17. \0-n7 !y.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

I'JII LAJJELPllJA.

E art B«a* 5 :J 331 A micoincfiiiciit! rno all persons afllicti-d with Sexual diseases, I. SIRII as S crrnatorrhca. Scmineal weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea. Gleet, Syphillis, tho vico (ri:ii)i.-m. or Self-Abuse, fcc., iVc.

The Howard Association 01" Philadelphia, in •.icw of the awful destruction of human life and heaitli. caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which arc "practiced upon the unfortunate victims of sui-h diseases by quacks, have directed il.eir consulting Surgeon, as a :iiAi:rrABLB ACT wor l:v of their name, to give MKHICAI. ADVICK GI:AIIS, to all per.-ons thus aiHieted (male or female who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, age, occupation, habits of life, &c., and in case of extreme poverty a.-.d sull'crinj to FI'UNis11 MI:I.ICI.NM ritKK or ciuur.r.!

The Howard Asnoeiation is a benevolent institution, establi.vheil by special endowment, for tho relief of the sick and distressed, a'llieteil with

Virtulent and Epidemic Diseases,"nnd its funds •an be used for no other purpose. It has now a surplus means, which the l'irectors have voted to advertise the above notice. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most npnroved modern treatment. Valuable advice also given t'i sick and nervous females, afllicted with Womb Coir plaint, Ecueorrhon. &<•..

Address (post-paid) iJr. GEORGE II. CAEIIOl'N. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTH Street, Pnihublphia, Pa. 1:ZI:A l». HAUTWEI.L, President.

GEO. Sec'y. mar'ilnSSyt

What the Ladies say

I11 fuvorof

!\'S„.V CELEIMllTED

COOKIXC STOVES.

the undersigned

April 3, ISoO-—tf.

ho have put chased tho

justly celebrated IJtick's Patent Cooking ?_• w.'s. would recommend thein to the Public, as being the most perfect Stovo over sold ia thi* place.

It is pcrfect in all tho different departments of Cooking— Hakes with great regularity, iius a good draught, nnd requires but about one half tho amount of fuel that is required to perform the same amount of work in other Cooking Stoves

Mrs. Matilda Conipton, Mrs. M. M. Jennison, E. M. I.'oberuon. Elizabeth Mack,

Nancv

-1

Fi.-her, Llizabeth Fagan,

Ann k. Wr.tson, Lucy A. Holtor., Susan N. Nicholson. Eli/a Watson, A. Jennison, farah Wakclyn, Eliza I5owen, M. Middletot),

Mrs.Martha A. Hughes.

N. N. J. HOOVKR, is the only Agent for the Sale of tho celebrated Iluck's Patent Stoves in Crawfordsville. Mo others have them. A good assortment of other Stoves always on hand and for Sale for Cash or any kind of Trade.

*1 MORE of Ford's Super! I tcrs, just received by

or Pat. Straw CutCampbell Sr Co.

yos. SALE.

I I E A 1 1 E W O S O

BUILDING AT DARLINGTON. Cfilled

ontaing thrcestore rooms, cnu 01 them already with country shelving. Jc., all in good order also tho house and lot known

eale

tho Cook

property, witj* good water and fruit &c.,

all

for

cheap. One-half cash, the balance ia onu year with interest. En«jnin» ot lan. 30- JI. D. WHITE,'