Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 June 1858 — Page 3
'Ifsw To**, Jane 15.—Ttie steamship Anigo bw «rriTed' with'Southampton dates to the 2d inst.
The steamship Earopa arrived oat on the 80th aft, ana the Vaodtrbilt on the 2a falSt. ij-n-'S The cEorop^m mtelligenee was mostly, ^••braced in the account* by the Nova
Scotia, received via Cape Bacc. The Atlantic Telegraph fleet was expeoted to .return to Plymouth on the 4th of June, prior to the final departure to lay the cable.
Proposal' have been issued in London for a anbscription of two hundred thousand pounH* for the Raritan andDtlaware RailI road through Nkew Jersey!
The unexpected return of the British Minister from Florence causes much excitement in the diplomatic circle of Paris.
The London Times has been stopped ""from circulating in France, in consequence of its recent article on the fatal duel.
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Reinforcements were to be sent to Canton. Sehamyl was cOllccting troops in Circasn», a violent collision having occurred be tween the Circassians and Hussians. Five hundred of the latter were killed.
In addition to the proceedings in Parliament on the searching of American vessels, telegraphed from Cape /Race, Mr. Fitzgerald said the Government had signified to the Government of the United States that they were ready to adopt such
measures as the latter might suggest to meet the difficulty, which arrises from the fact tbat slavers almost invariably hoist the American flag. D5 fi
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
"RRA I ,, TXATKR FROM EUROPE.
31 f,a, :P
HALIFAX,
June 15.
The steamship Europa has arrived, bearing Liverpool dates of the 5th inat.— The City of Baltimore and Anglo Saxon arrived out on the 3d inst. The telegraph fleet had returned to Plymouth. The exp^riments havo proved successful. The fleet was to sail again on the 9th inst.
In the House of Commons the Government announced that if the alleged outrages on American vessels are well founded, immediate explanations will be made.
Rawson & Son, India Merchants, of London, have suspended for £700,000.— Their assets are abundant.
Nothing later from India. The Continental news is unimportant. The House of Commons had passed the Atlantic Telegraph Bill.
D'Israeli stated in Parliament that there had been no rupture of negotiations with the Emperor of China.
Mr. Fitsgerald, in reply to a question, said orders had been sent to the squadron in the Cuban waters, to use the greatest caution and forbearance toward vessels bearing the American fla"
The Government had chartered twentjadditional ships to convey troops to India. 25^00 men wanted immediately.
Terrible riots had taken place at Belfast. Churches and houses were attacked, and much property destroyed. The military had to be called.
Fiance.
The Toulon Squadron has sailed under scaled orders. The Paris correspondent of the London Times gives a copy of a convention concluded between Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Felix Bellye, acting on behalf of the Midland Co., of Paris, conceding an inter Oceauie canal, by the river Sin Juan and lake Nicaragua, to be completed in six years to be sufficiently wide to admit of two of the largest ships abreast. The du ration of the concession is for ninety-nine years. The capital fifteen millions sterling.
Belgium.
A collision had occurred on the Railroad between Mons and Marage, by which 21 persons were killed and 52 severely woundcd.
Accounts of the silk crop from the South of France were unfavorable. The King of Sweden had improved :n health, and hoped in a few months to resume the direction of affairs.
Insurrectionary movements had broken out in Montenegro. Twenty thousand "t Turks had been ordered to advance there.
It was said that France would surely send more men of war to the Adriatic. Six Turkish" steamers, with 3,600 men, had arrived off Gravosa.
The Circassians had beaten tho Ruseians, and captured a gun sloop. Details from India are unimportant.
1
A rumor had been current of another attempt at assassination at Fontainbleau which arose from the arrest of some Italians by the Sardinian Government..
It Wa9 rumored that Pclissier was to be recalled for courtesies to the Due D'Aurnalc, but this is improbable.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, June 1.
COTTON—The nsles for tho Inst thrco days have been 11,000 bales, including 1.000 (or speculation and 1.000 for export. Market closed very dull, nod Ricnrdaon. Spenco & Co.. say that it is difficult to efi&t n.iles a dcclino of
Manchester advices unfavorable, at a slight decline in prices. BREADSTUFFS— Market dull and declining.
Richardson. Spenco & Co., report tho harvest prospect* as favorable.
FlJ)OK
very dull aid nominally unchanged.
WHEAT very dull and prices easier, but quotation* unchanged. Yellow Corn firm at 34s. 6d.
CONGRESSIONAL CIINVENTIOKT.
Pursuant to notice, the Convention to nominate a candidate for Congress in the Eight District, met at Lebanon on Thursday, June 10, 1858.
The Convention was organised by calling Hon. L. C. Dougherty to the Chair, *atid appointing George W. Buckingham,
Secretary. The object of the meeting was stated by the chairman, who also stated, that in consequence of an accident having happened :„on the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, the excursion train from Lafayette failed to arrive, in consequence of which the delegates from the other couuties were •not in attendance in view of which it was deemed expedient to adjourn the Convention to another day.
On motion of Colonel Kise, it was resolved that every Democrat in Boone County ^e requested to act as a delegate to the joint convention with Hendricks County, to be held at Brownsburgh on Friday, Jane 25.
The Hon. Joseph E. McDonald being present was requested to address' the mwting, which he d|d in an able and eloqmrat spooeh. i-
... Jodg* Poogherty also submitted a few appropriate' pad wen-timed remarks, which were well receivedj ...Geo. W. Buckingham offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved,
of
That this Convention ad
journ to tneet again, at this place, on Thursday) Juty, 15,1658» for the purpose
then nominating a candidate for Con gresa in this District, and for the transaction of such other business as may then come before it:1'
Oh motion, the Convention adjourned L. C. DOUGHERTY, President.
G. W. BUCKINGHAM,
Secretary.
Boone County Pioneer.
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)9*There id no marked change in the home or foreign markets.
AGRICULTURAL MEKT1NG.
At a meeting of the Prudential Commit^ tee of this Society, held Saturday, June 5, Dr. R. T. Brown was elected Corresponding Secretary for the ensuing year.
On motion, the Society was requested to meet at the Court House, on. the last Saturday in August, to make arrangements in re re a ,'^V jfj
F. M. HEATON,
Secretary.-3
CRAWFOBDSVTLLE MARKET.
REVIEW OFTICE, June 18tfc 1S58. .... 84,00
FLOUR. $ bbl SACK FLOUR. 50 lb sacks WHEAT. 58 hush CORW, bush-. OATS, $ bush IIAY, $ ton POTATOES, bush APPLES, (green) $ bush-. do (dried) $ bash--. PEACHES, do $BUSH.WHITE BEAKS. 5$ bush TIMOTHY SEED, $ bush CHICKENS. doz COFFEK. $ TB SUGAR. lb MOLASSES. $ gal KCTTER. $ lb EGOS, doz CHEESE. j9 fi SALT, $ bbl CORN MEAL, $ bush
1,00 50 20 15 6,00 80 40 1,00
•none 1,00 2.25 1,50 14 9 50 12X 5 10 8,00 50
& CO
Have received their
Immense Stock of
SUMMER CLOTH!
For Men and Boys' Ware,
EMBRACING ALL THE NEW STYLES
OF THE SEASON".
VIsOf their new styles of
A S
N O W E A
All to be Sold at Low Prices.
500
BBLS. SALT on hand and in transit, for sale by june 19 '5S. CAMPBELL & CO.
Orill HALF Barrels White Fish and Trout, &\J\w for sale bv june 19 '58. CAMPBELL & CO.
THOSE
who wish to bry goods at low prices, and have a largo stock to seject^from, will go junel9'68. [to CAMPBELL & CO.
Dissolution.
THE
Co-Partnership Tieretofr.ro existing under the firm of Davis & Garvin, is this day dissolved by mutual conseut
E•
EDWIN A. DAVIS, JOHN W. GAKVIN.
A. DAVIS &J. VV. GARVIN take this method of informing thoso who are indebted to them, that hnvin? dissolved partnership, they will require an immcdinte payment of the debts due them, or legal measures will be at once taken to ensure collection. During the coming thirty days the Books of »ho late concern can be found in the front room, over Chrstmau & Greg
W.
IT'S Hardware
Store, where one of the parties will bo in attend ance to make settlements. Either E. A. Davis or J.
Garvin can use the name of the late concern in the settlement of claims. Crawfordsville, Juno 8, 1858. E47W8
fA Boxes Star and Adamantine Candles, for sale cheap by apr 24 '5S MANSON & POWERS.
PEPPER,
Spice and Cinnamon,ground andun-
ground, for sale by apr 24 '58 MANSON A POWERS.
jQONT forget to tiy our Cigars and Tobacco we have choice articles. apr 24'58 MANSON & POWERS.
HOWPS,
Hurley'a Bull's, and Guysott's Sar
saparilla, for sale by apr 24'58 MANSON & POWERS.
AVEBYBrushea,
large a*ortment of Paint and White Wash forsale by apr $4'59 MANSON A POWERS.
Dr. Easterly's
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA. Will core all diseases arising from an impure state of the BLOOD,or a depraved condition, of the fluids of the system, vix: Cancqps, Swelling of the Glands, Bheumttism, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyas, Pile*, Boils, Erysipelas, Gontre, Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcere in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicine searcbes out the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood, aud changing the tecretlobs in the system, thus removing the cause, which renders the Ctrss CERT
AW and PEKXAUXXT.
DB. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA -will cure the WOKST MERCURIAL DISEASE, and drive out. and destroy every particle of MERCCRT which is in the SYSTEM and cure its bad effects.
It will care- SIOONDARY STPHILIS or vnntsKAi. DISEASE and will drive the STPILITIC VIRUS and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and POISOMOUS HATTER OUt Of the system throngh the PORES or THE SKIM, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of HEALTH and PUBITT. It is a positive cure for LIVEB COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAUSAPARILLA will cure all Nervous diseases, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs, in a few days.
It will remove Pimples and Blotches from the FACE, and make the Skin Clear, White and Beau tiful &s Alabaster. It does this by purifying the BLOOD, and by it* prompt action on tho Liver, Kidneys, and Secretary Organs, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sorts, Tetter, Bingworms, Scald Head Clo'chcs. Eruption of the Skin and all Ciitnneous diseases are advited to procure Gridley's Salt Khcum and -Titter Ointment to apply on tho Sores, or diseased parts, when using Dr.'Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the. Blood, and cause the sores to discharge their PUTRID MATTER, end the OINTMENT IIEALS THEM. When both are iiscd (which I always recommend PERMANENT and RADICAL CURE is always effected. They are the best and most POWERFUL CURATIVES known to man. A fair trial is ali I ask—I do not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for |o. Gridley's Salt Kheum Ointment 75 cents per Bottle. Both are prepared by DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Missouri, sole proiprietor, to whom ail orders must be addressed. 22r"Sold by T. D. Brown and Manson & Powers, driifrgiBts, in Crawford^^Ie, and by druggists generally.
DR. CARTER'S COUGII BALSAM will cure Coughs, Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the side and breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croop, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a COMMON COLD.— Coughs and C«ds lead to CONSUMPTION, and thei to an early death. Reader, have you Cough, Cold or any tUscuso of tlio lung*? Procure at once that celebrated remedy, DR. CARTER'S Couou BALSAM which never fails to relievo a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, and always CURES the WORST CASES of Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in a few days. Priee—Trial bottles, 25 cents largo bottles. $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5.
DIJ. EASTEKLY, corner Third and Chestnuthtreets, St. Louis, Mo.,sole proprietor, to whom all ord rs must be addressed to get the genuine.— Sold by T. D. Brown and Malison & l'owers, in Crnwfordsville, and by druggists generally.
BAKER'S SPECIFFIC will cure
Gonorrhoea, Glcctc, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordcc, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Reader, have you a PRIVATE DISEASE? DO not neglect it. DELAY IS DANGEROUS. DR. BAKER'S SPECIKFIC is a safe, speedy, and RADICAL CURB. With Dr. Bakers Specific joucan CURE YOURSELF, and present exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medicine. Price $1 50 per bottle. falT'DR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson & Powers, in Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.
|5riJK. HOOPER'S FEiUALE CORDIAL Will cure all Female Complaints, such as Exeessivc, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation Flour Albus dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Com plection, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and nil diseases causcd by Colds, Checked Prespi'ation, Excesses, OverExcitement, etc., of the Sexual 'rgans: Dr. Hoopper's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever invented. 23?"Price $1 per bottle, or six bott cs for $5.
DR. EASTIIRLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson & Powers, in Crawfordsville, and by druggists gcnErally.
DR. EASTERLY'S
BdgrrEVEIl AND AGUE KILLER—Will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, all tho various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Climates. If there is a MAS, WOMAN or HIILU suffering with AGUE AND Ftvjiii, they are advised to proenro Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer It is a rosmv£ CL-KK—SPEEDV AND PERMANENT. Try it.
Price $1 per bottlo or six bottles for $5. DB. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut sereets St. Louis, Solo proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson & Powers, Agents for Crawfordsville. and by druggists generally.
Juno 13, 1S58. No. 4S-6m.
NEW BOOK.
Hagent
AVING been appointed by the author. SOLE '.'or the counties of Putniun, Montgomery. Parke, and Fountain, for the sale of "Early Indiana Trials, ami Sketches." I offer this popular book, at Cincinnati prices, wholesale and retail. The citizens in the different parts of t' oso coun ties will be waited upon by my agents, with a sample copy of the work, soliciting subscriptions, giving all a"u opportunity of obtaining a copy.— The work should be in every county, corporation and library.
township.
Each Divine. Doctor
School teacher should have it. The atta
noticed from a few of the many, will show how the work is received abroad. Price $2, in one volume complete. 640 octavo pages.
R. DOBBINS, Book Seller, Grecncastle, Ind-
"We have a noble volume of 640 large ootavo pages, full of facts well stated, of incidenis happily related, and sketeln s, portraitures and historic reminiscenses, delineated with a masters hand. We heartily wish the work, as we are cure it deserves an extensive circulation."—Western Christian Advocate. "The book is neatly printed, with a fine steel engraved likenes*4 of the author. Mr. ^bmith writes with ease and beauty. Uis descriptions and sketches are natural and life like. W3 thank him, as a religious journal, for the high, moral and religious tone, which he his given to his interesting sketches."—Baptist Witness, Indianapolis. ''Books of this class are eminently valuable in a historical point of view. They are t.ie observations of a contemporary—the_ notes of an intelligent, active man in life, which aro infinitely more important than all tho reasonings, collections, and deductions of the professional historian. The volume is very readable, abounding in anecdotes, and personal reminisconce of Courts, judges, civillians, poets, and artists, of all kinds. The author has sound sense, and good judgement, with a skillful pen."—Harpers Weekly. "This book is rich in biography, anecdotes and loca'iams. The work is so fragmentary in ite character, that one paragraph in no way-describes it. "We simply commend it to our readers, as one of uncommon, interact and originality."—-Homo Journal. April 10—No. 5S-Sms.
MEW- GOODS!
CHEAP GOODS!! kli. IV..
Spring and Summer
Which they are now offering to their friends and patrons and the community at large at the lowest
I S E S
And on favorable terms exactly suited to the
I E S
As it is
tho
useless to undertake to enumerate
VARIETY, STYLE AND QUALITY,
Of goods of which our stock consists we would briefly state that we have a
CHOICE: SELECTION
OP STAPLE AND".-.
A N O O S
Suited to Hut wear of
Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls.
ALSO A STOCK OF
Groceries, Hardware and
QUEENSWARE &C.,
All of which we offer to our friends in exchange for all kinds of merchantable
PRODUCE.
Being thankful for past favors we once more extend a general invitation,
Come One! Come AH!!
Bring your Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Rags, Bacon, Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,
For which wo will allow you tho
May 1st, 185S. ly.
Lower Than AnvwhcreEIse.
The great inducement we offer in our prices and thebeautiful quality and durability of our stock of Boots andS hoes arc such that every man, woman and child will save
Twenty-five Per-cent,
By trading at our establishment a quarter of a dollar saved these times is an item that no one should overlook. Being exclusive in the business and with the hestof facilities for doing business wo are enabled to
-UNDERSELL
Any of the Dry Goods stores in town that sell Boots ami shoes The llowing comprises a list of our Splendid stock of
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Kid Congress Cuiters Lace Gaiters Kid Slippers: •.
Kip Heeled Shoos Calf Sewoil Shoes Sheep Skin Over-Shoes Lasting Congress Gaiters Kid Buskins Calf Heeled Shoes .. Goat Boots Rnbbc-Over-Shoes Moccasins. Fur and Cotton Lined
Gents' Calf Cork soled Boots .Single Double Grained Boots
Cloth congress Gaiters Kip Shoes Doubled soled Calf Boots «. Kip Calf coD£rrcss Gaiters Plain calf Shoes:
Gloves and Hosiery.
Gents'Buck Gloves Gray Morino Ilose Mixed cotton half Hose
Woolen Half Hose .. 'Fancy cotton Lalf Ilose Ladies Cotton TIosc ,-v
Woolen Ilose
The stock embraces every variety and style, and will be sold at the very lowest figures for CASH. I^"Connc-ctcd with the establishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders for Work, executed with promptne.-s and dispatch.
MayS '5S-v9n42-tf. DAVID KESTER.
IMPORTANT.
THE
undersigned having left the county of Montgomery would inform his friends and patrons, that he has left his accounts with Mr. James Palmer, now at Gra- am Brothers, who will be pleased to have you call and pay him immediately, I also wish to sell my tarm, 6 miles ^ortli west of Crawfordsville, and have authorized Mr. Joel Lee, to sell the same. Persons wishing to buy a farm will do well by calling upon Mr. Lee, before purchasing elswhere. O. w.
ra.\
May 1st, 1858 3m.
April 84, 1853. v9, B^0-
BACON
H. N. CHRISTMAN.
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Allen, Galey & Keeran
Are now prepared for the Spring and Summer trade with a select stock of Spring and Summer
O O S
rwr
MARKET PRICE IN GOODS.
At tho Store of ALLEJN, GALEY & KEERAN, in the Room formerly occupied by"Graham Brothers. West of the Court House.
BOOT AND SHOE
33 MPO HI XT IvT
Corner of Green & Main, Sts.
The only exclusive Boot & Slioe Store in
CRAWFORDSVIIAE.
Where customers can purchase not only every kind of articlcintlic Boot and Shoe trade butatpriccs
tLtn.
Particular Notice.
JWINN
having disposed of hia enti.e stock of" goods, and quit the business, would most respectfully inform those who are indebted to him for goods, either by note or book acconnt, that an immediate settlemfim Is desired. The Books can be found in tho front room over Chmtman Gregg's store. JACOB WITIJI.
'WANTED, for which we will pay the highest price in cash. apr 24 '58
TMANSON
PURSEL & BRO.,
Where he has on hand and for sale
CHRISTMAS GREGG,
HARDWARE' AND COMMISSION
No. 2, Empire Block, -.... Crawfordsville, •, tiu iirw** fV' .dD xTsssTi oixt evst
^DEALERS IN
Iron, Nails, Steel, Axles, Spring Sash and Glass, Bolts, Mechanic's Tools.,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ALSO, SADDLER Y, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS,
Together with Agricultural Implements, among which is the
KENTUCKY HARVESTER!
Acknowledged to be the best Ecaper and Mower combined now in use. (Tho above cut represents a Reaper.} For this machine we can give the best of reference. We have a lot of these machines on hand and shall order as the demand will justify To secure a machine be sure and order in timo. Also,
Manney's Reaper and Mower Combined, MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,
Cutting Boxes, Corn Crushers, Corn Planters A Shelters,
MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL, &c., &c.
830" All orders addressed to us shall meet with prompt attention. CniilSTMAN & GEEGG, No. 2, Empire Block. Crawfordsville, April 24, 1853. v9n40.
REMOVAL!
BOOKS AND
STATIONERY!!
F. M. HEATON
IIAS REMOVED JIIS
Book and Stationery Store,
O 11 E
N. W. Corner of Main & Green Sts.,
IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
E A
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND
School, Blank & Miscellaneous
POCKET CUTLERY, PURSES,
Pictures, Port monies &c.
Don't fail to drop in at the Crawfordsville, May 1, 1S5S.
'Old Corner!" v0n41vl.
TO THE LADIES.
WE invite the attention of Ilonskcepers. Scamstresses. Dressmakers and Manufactures of all kinds of clothing to the pcrfcct adaption of
WHEELER & WILLSON'S
SEWINGthe
Machines, for tlicir u.=e. Ilnvinc obtained agency for the sale of these Machines fti Montgomery-co. we are now prepared to furnish them :tt Manufactures prices adding say 81.50 freight on eachl They combine all the improvements that have been made for sowing. They are simple in construction, efficient and^ durable in operation, beautiful in Modle & Finish, fitted to adorn the parlor, and suited to the workshop. Their speed is from 1200 to 2000 stitches per minute, or equal inefficiency to twelve seamstressesThey are not only warranted to give satisfaction, but all expenses for keeping them in order will be paid for three years to come. In short we feel confident that these Machines in their present form arc the best ever offered to the public. Any one wishing to see a sample Machine can do so bycalling at the residence of D. Harter,in Crawfordsville. where one may be seen in operation. Circulars discriptive of the different kinds of Machines with references, prices, &.c., &c.,
freo
of expenso,
call at the store of CAMPBELL. GALEY & IIARTER. Crawfordsville, May 8. 3m JgAPTlST, Old and.New
FOOLS
& POWERS.
School
Presbyterian,
Methodist ard Cristian Hymn Books—Testa meats. Bibles, Sac.ad Melodeons, The hawm. Christian Psalmist, &c., fec., always on band and for sale cheap by may 1 '58. FBANK HEATON.
Cap, Letter, Note, Legal, Bill, Bath and Billet Paper Envelopes and Blank Books, at Lafayette and Indianapolis prices, at may 1 '58. FRANK BEATON'S.
SUPERIOR
Fresh Teas at
apr 34'53 MANSON & POWERS'.
WOODS
and Christadors Hair Dve for sale by apr 24'38 MANSON & POWERS.
S. H. GREGG.
d.
MANSON & POWERS,
In the Field Again!
With the largest and Vest selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Faints,
OILS, DYE STUFFS, TOBACCO,
Window Glass, Glass Ware,
GLASS LAMPS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
COAL OIL, LARD OIL, FISH OIL,
Unseed Oil, White Lead,
Together with a full and complete assortment of
A I N S
EVER BROUGHT TO TIIIS MARKET, Which we are determined to sell, as low ns can be purchased in the Wabash Valley, for cash, or to prompt payers,"on space. Call at No. 4, Empire ISlock, Crawfordsville.
April 24, 1S5S. v9n40.
WEof
have just received a large and fresh supply Dr. C. W. Koback's Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. apr 24'53 MANSON & TOWERS.
FRESH supply of Dr. Ilclmbold's extract of Buchu, for sale by apr. MANSCN & POWERS.
5
GROSS McLanc's Pills and Vermifuge, apr 24'53 MANSUN fc POWERS.
REMOVAL.
I have moved my Dngucrrian Rooms (from the East end of Empire Block, to tho West end,) and I am now fitted up in good stylo and ready to make you some of the best pictures that can be made and no mistake. Daguerrcotyping and the Ambrotyping will all be done in the same rooms.
Ambrotypcs in Cases for 25 cents,-
Warrented to last as long as any Ambrotypecan bo inude to last.
Dagurreofypcs from 1 to 20 Dollars.
Photographs from 23 Cents to 45 Dollars.
This is the Premium Gallery of this County, wo make the best work for the same money of any House of the kind in the State of Indiana.
Entrance to rooms between Christman ifc Gregg's Hardware .Store, and 11. S. Cox ifc Co's Grocery Store. A. S. HUGHES.
May, 22. 1S53. No. 44-tf.
GROVER & BAKER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
730 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 6 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI.
J3T These Machines are justly admitted to tic the best in the market for family service. Circulars sent on applicaiton. Apr. 17, 13CS 3m.
"Music for the Million!'5
A II E
Greencastle Music Store!
p,Ajro FOIITM from #175.00 to fS00,00. MELODKOSS from 145,00 to ?200,00. OrITABS from #5,00 to #50.no. VIOLINS from #1.00 to #.",0.00.
Also, a full and complete stock of Sheet Itlnsic and Musical Merchandise, of nil kinds, constantly on hand and for sale at 'SMASH DOWN PANIC PRICES."
Our Piano Fortes are from the following Noted Factories: Chickerine & Sons, Boston.
Woodward & Brown, A. 6c J. Keogh. Bufiam. Peters. Cragg fe Co. Louisville. A. H. Gale & Co. New York. Child & Bishop's Celebrated Melodeons. The above In»tmnfnt« cannot be snrpasaed, ard will be sold on teimi defying competition We respectfully invite those wishing anything in tho Music line to call and examine our stock.— All orders promotly attended to. Addreta,
R. DOBBINS & CO., Greencastle, lad. N. B. Ev«ry instrument fully warranted. March 26. 1S-58. vflnWyl.
$29,000* "STOCK
New Goods siFor The
ILL ION,
J9L.
GRAHAM BROS.
Silks, Dry Goods, Bonnets
A N I O N S
READY MADE CLOTllLNGliP STAIRS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes In Town.
Hats Caps, Carpets,
Crockery Ware, Groceries, &c.,
WE
Sell more goods than any ONE IIOUBO in INDIANA, and do our own WOKK, »nd can and will Undci Sell all Competition.
GKAIIAM BROTHERS.
April 24, 1858. tf.
LOOK 0U1 FOR MCE
WEATHER.
We are still on bands with a rccruit of nice
Spring and Summer
Goods, now ready for Market at still
LOWER RATES THAN EVER.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
Just come in and see our New
Summer Cloths, Cassimers,
TVccd.s, and Cotlon Goods,
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
SILKS, BERA6ES, DELAINES, LAWNS,
AM) ALL KINUS OF SICE
I)KY GOODS. FOR TIIE LADIES.
Bonnets, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS ANJ) SHOES,
CLOTIIIX-, &C., AC,,
AC,.
Brin" on your Money and your
IF YOU WANT
E A O O S
At the same old place where you ha*o always found us ready to receive our friends.
ELTZROTII & HARDING.
April 24. 1803. vo9, n40.
Lumber! Lumber! Lumber!
THE
MiWiber would respectfully inform the citizenn of Crawfordsville. and vicinity that hehasoj'ened a I.umbcr yard on Wolnut street in the south west part of town, near Butflnjitona carpenter shop, whero he will kocp on hand a (teneral assortment of lumber, which ho will sell at the lowest market prices. E. CLAEK.
April 24, 1353. vO, n49, 3m.
TOBACCO!! CIGARS!!
TOBACCO! CIGARS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE moit choice brand* of Tobacco & Cigan will be told »t Uw lowee* flgaw 'by A. NOLTE, TobtconiqO
No.