Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 August 1858 — Page 3

OUMtMNA DEMOCRATIC VICTORTtWB ClTT ANDTHE STATE ONE IN JBkRCtfU AND PEEUWC-BLAIR

REPUDIATED AMD COWDEMRED— AH imnTATIOlf TOHEBIGM-BLACK KEPVBLICALFIS* EXTINGUISHED.

After one of the most extraordinary conteste, thai ha» «ver been presented in St. Loais, or the Union, we have the satisfaction to announce that the Black Republican ticket, headed by FRANCIS

P. BLAIR,

jr., has been completely rooted by the free aid indejendont voters of St. Ionia, in the exercise of their highest right of sovereignty. It has been done deliberately, after foil discussion, and by a majority which is gratifying to the Democratic party of St. I^ it most be to the whole Union.— We bmrc fought all the issues presented by them, fairly and squarely—Black Republicanism, Emancipationism, Free Loveism, and everything else—and they have been beaten at all points, and the result hfcs been the defeat of -Blair and all his party. This revolution has not been effected by this or that man, but by a concentration of the votes of men of all nations and from every State in'thc Union— men vrho worked hard and steadfastly, and frOm patriotic motives, and with a single desire to put down that clique that had fastened itself upon us. Henceforth let it be understood that St. Louis is a Missouri city—and that, with a world-wide commerce, she will not separate from those whp have cherished her in her infancy, and mado her what she is. To the Black Republicans of the other States of the Union, it is a warning of what is in store for them whatever the like issues arc fairly presented to them.—St. Louis Republican.

THE ANNEXATION OF CUBA.

&Tbe rumors which have been telegraphed from Washington within the past few days, says the Philadelphia Press, of the existence of a strong probability of the acquisition of Cuba by the administration, have been very vague, and are perhaps unworthy of serious attention, inasmuch as nothing seems to be definitely known, by the public at least, of the authority upon which they are based. Should they, however, prove well founded, the wolile country will feel a very deep interest in the realizations of the expectations said to be confidently entertained. The mere mention of the probability of' such an event is sufficient to crcate,a deep impression upon the public mind. All ambitious nations, like individuals, are elated at the idoa of making any acquisition which promises to bo a valuable one, and the citizens of the United States are probably quite as strongly endued with this master passion as the people of any other nation on the globe.— To many of them no territorial acquisition is more desirable than that of (Julia.— They have long looked and hoped for this event, and the tantalizing manner in which the tempting prize has repeatedly eluded their grasp has served rather to increase than to diminish their ardor. All parties are fully agreed that the United States can never permit Cuba to pass into the possession of any other power than Spain. Ilcr territorial position, as connected with our own, if too commanding to allow us to tolerate for one moment the idoa of her ownership by any nation which could ever set up a serious rivulship against us. We could not brook the idea of England or

France making her a (Sibraltar to our Mediterranean und many have, no doubt, fully determined that the sooner the possibility 'of such an event is full destroyed by the -full establishment of our ownership of the island, the better. So far as the wishes of the inhabitants of Cuba arc concerned, there can bo no doubt that the intelligent portion of all who have a real stake in her prosperity, and who are not employes of the Spanish Government, most ardently desire the overthrow of the Spanish government and her annexation to thi? country. While it may be true that they have displayed little courage in battling for their independence, it must be remembered that never were a people so closely watched and so completely guarded and overawed by armed forces, and that the liberal contributions which have repeatedly been made to the filibuster movements by the

Cubans clearly evince the existence of the very strongest of desires for the overthrow of the unparalleled system of oppression which has so long depressed the people and blighted the prospects of one of the most productive portions of the earth. There nrc many Cuban planters who habitually declare that they would gladly give onehalf the value of their tvliole estates to secure the annexation of Cuba to the United States, and we cannot bo surprised at such feeling when we reflect Low greatly Cuban prosperity would be, enhanced by a liberal and inexpensive government like our own. If her energies are not entirely crushed (as they are not by any means) by the enormous taxes levied for the support of the armed forces hired to enslave, and the swarms of officials appointed to govern her, and by the tyrannical restrictions imposed upon her commerce, what might she not become as an integral portion of the United States?

Tn a mere commercial point of view the acquisition of Cuba would be one of the most fortunate things that American statesmanship ever accomplished. With all the shackles imposed upon the trade of the two countries by the onerous Spanish port charges, tariffs, and export, duties, and our ,own tariff, their commcrco is very great, and the removal of these barriers would render it almost incalculable. The agricultural and manufacturing interests of the North would alike reap the most substantial benefits from the union of the two countries. Thus American flour has long been kept out of Cuba by regulations which require (besides other duties) but two dollars per barrel for Spanish flour in Spanish vessels, and nine dollars and fifty cents for foreign flour in foreign vessels, and all foreign vessels are charged a duty of near thirty per cent, or upwards, and the port charges are very high. Notwithstanding all these exactions, the commercial movement of the United States with Cuba in 1852 amounted to more than $18,000,000, upon which dues of more than $3 000,000 were paid the Cuban officials, and the trado of the two countries has no doubt since then been greatly increased. Our exports to Cuba for that year amounted to 96,500,000,' among which were $927,000 of grains $1,100,000 of lard, butter, bread, end vegetables $1,864,000 of lumber and fabrics $141,000 of cotton yarns and fabrics, &c. In return the imports amounted to over $12,000,000, made up almost entirely of sugar, molasses, and cigars, upon«rhloh our citizens paid duties of at least $8,500,000 to their own government, besides a large export duty to Spain.

The lumber, grain growing, and provision interests of tie. United States would be greatly benefitted by free trade with Cuba, and so, no doubt, would many branches of manufactures, which, although now driven from the Cuban market by English productions, could not be if a fair tariff was levied upon the £nglish goods, and not upon our own. In short, if Cuba belonged to us, we would almost exclusively famish the materials for feeding, clothing and housing her inhabitants, at a fair pofit, while she would supply us with sugar and cigars at much lower rates than we can at present obtain them.

Against these, and many other considerations which might readily be presented in favor of Cuba, much will no doubt be said, if the subject is seriously agitated, against the annexation of any new slaveholding States but it is doubtful whether this single consideration however consonant with the feelings and prejudices of the people of the North, could prevent us from embracing any fair opportunity of honorably acquiring the brightest jewel of the Spanish crown, should it be afforded, unless sectional animosities reach the very highest point.—New Albany Ledger.

CINCINNATI MAKKET. •'R '"WEDNESDAY, August 4. FI.OUR—The demand continues good and

the market firm. Sales of 1500 bbls at $4 20@§4 50 for ordinary to choice extra, the latter rale for white wheat. The receipts during the last 24 hours were 702 bbls.

PROVISIONS—There was a firmer feeling in the market to-day generally, and quite a large business was done in bacon, but the particulars were kept private, the closing rate might bo called 6£c for shoulders and sides. Other articles were held more firmly, but we heard of no sales,

GROCERIES—A good demand for sugar. Sales of 100 hhds at 8^@9c for fair and prime. Molasses firm at 40c. Coffee 11 @12c and in moderate demand.

WHEAT—The market is very firm, with a demand fully equal to the rcccipts, and priccs are well sustained. Sales 1500 bu. prime new white at $1 200 do fair old white at 80c 200 do prime new red at, 80c 400 do fair new white at 93c. Received during the past 24 hours 5277 bushels.

CORN—The demand continues active, and the market is firm. Sales 1,000 bushels at 60c,

RYE—The market is steady, and priccs firm. Sales of 500 bushels at 60c. BARLEY—Wc hear of no transactions, and quotations must be regarded as nearly nominal at fn@G0e for prime new.

OATS—The market retains the \™yancy noticed in our last report, and prices are tending upward. Sales 1600 bushels on landing at 52c 600 do at depot at 62c 500 do inferior at 5lc 1,000 do on canal at 52^c 500 do from store at 55c, and 300 do do at 54c. Received during the past 24 hours 4536 bushels.

DIED.—Tn this place. Saturday, July 31, 1858, of Congestive Chills, Mns. JENNIE wife of TJniAII M. SCOTT, aged 22 yrs. 5 months and 8 days. "Dearest sister, tl on Iiast left us,

I:ero Il'oti loss we deeply •"cel. Hut 'tis find that lias bereft us Ho can nil our sorrows lieal.

ct wc 1 ope to moot thee When the day o* lift is fled, Then in heaven with joy to irreet thee r. Where no farewell tour is shed."'

13?" We invite the attention of the sick und afflicted. to the advertisement.-* in tir columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley's Silt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Coiijrh Balsam. Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. IIoop-r's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fe^•cr i.nd Ague Killer. Tho.-e incdieilies are prepared !y a thoroughly edueated Physician, Chemist and I'liarmaee'.i'i.M, so that all can rely upon them as beii gsafc and effectual in eurinjr the diseases for which they arc recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in tlie United States. tunc 19-'im.

CRAWFOB DSVILLE MAEKET. III.VIKW OKIMCI:, Aug. 7th, ltdS. Fi.orn. VP lil,! SACK Fi.nnit, 5n II, sacks 1,'jO WHEAT. BU-DI

CoitN, bush OATS, bush IIAV. ton IVlTATOLS, husll Am.i:s, (irrcen) biir-h-do (dried) "f'biwh•• I*K ACHES. do V''U*h" WHITE BKANS. FJ bush TI.VOTIIV SKI:I, bush... CHICKENS, doz CorFEK. lb Pro AH. lb MOLASSES. ual

IllTTEIt.

"},) lb

Eoos, doz CIIEESE. FIL lb SALT, bbl Cons MEAL, t? bush

•JO K.

G.l'O

1.00 none l.oo

A CARD.

ClSAWEonnsviLLi:. July 22.1S.1S.

En. Ki.vuw:— Please inform vour readers that the report that some peoplo take great pains to circulate about me quitting the Daguerreotype business in this place, is all FALSE. I have neither sold out nor been run out. AS 1 KNOW OK, but am still on hand* to accommodate my old and new customers, with bettor Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, Mulnincotypes, anil all kinds of Sun Light Pictures, at as low or lower figures, than any other estnbiisl mcntin the State. I wish it understood that I can't be boat in making good work, nor in low priccs, by anything walking on two or four legs.

As I contemplate being absent a portion of the time this summor, I would say to the public that Mr. J. W. O'BRIEN will have the cntiro charge of my rooms in my absence and as ho is an artist of my own training, all work done by him in my abscnco will be just the same as if I was bore myself, for I guarantee all work done by him to be O. K.

Rooms west end of Empire Block. 1-Sw. A. S. HUGIIES.

STATE OF INDIANA, I Montgomery Connty,

SS:

Montgomery Circuit Court, Septombc: Term, A. D. 1S3S. Fredrick Kostanzer, 1 vs. Complaint for Divorce. Mary T. Kostanzer.

WHEREAS, said plaintiff by Wallace & White, his attorneys, filed in the clerks office of said court, his complaint in tbe above entitled cause, said plaintiff by his attorneys also filod the affidavit of a disinterested poreou 'setting forth that said defendant is not a resident of tlie State of Indiana, therefore notice of the filing and pendency of said complaint is herebv grvon to said non resident defendant, Mary J. Kostanior, that she appear on the first day of tlio next term of said coort to bo boldenin the Conrt House at Crawfordsville in said county of Montgomery, commencing on the first Monday in September next (1S5S)and answer said complaint.

Attest

Ang. 7tb-,

Wm, C. VANCE, Clerk. No. 4-w8.

J^ACON WANTED, ibr wlucb we will pay the highest prjee iq cash apjr#'5S MAN'SON & POWERS.

SUPERIOR

Fresh Teas at

kpr'21'55 MANSON & POTTERS'.

annotoobbosnts.

Announcement Fee $2—in advance.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

EBITOB Rrrrew:—Pleaseannounce tinsnrnneof JAJSM F. HARXZV as a Candidate for Representative, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, and oblige

1 FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. BOWEX—Please announce the name of PACL HUGHES as a candidate for tbe office of Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention on the Tthof August. DEMOCRACY.

Mr. Bo WEN:—Please announce the name of BENJAMIN MISXEK as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention, on tbe 7th of Auemt.

July 31, 1S5S.

it. rn.vio,

WM. C. VANCE.

Tins STOCK CCMF1USES EVERY

TIIIXC! IX THE LIXE OF

I-

MANY DEMOCRATS

MANY DEMOCRATS.

MX. BOWF.N Please announce tbe name of. RICHARD CANINE, as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. OLD ONION.

EDITOR REVIEW—Please announce the name of AABOX C. SNTDEK as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention.

MANY VOTERS.

Mr. EDITOH—Flense announce tac name c-f W*. GOTT. of .Scott township, as a candidate for tl office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic Countv Convention.

TIIE PEOPLE.

MR. BOWEN Please onnounce the name of WJLLIAV K. WALI.ACE US a candidate for the flicc of Sheriff of Montgomery County subject to t.'ie decision of the Democratic Convention.

MANY OLD LINERS.

It AAVFORDSVILIi 12

S E I N A

rnilL FALL TERM in this Institution -will

commence on Tuesday, September 14, 18.',8. Miss II. STF.VENS will still continue her connection with the school as First Assistant Teacher and Governess of the Female Department.

The school for Boys will be under my imincdidiate instruction ana control. It is the intention of the teachers to furnish, in both departments, ninpie advantages for the^ acquirement of a thorough English and Classical Education.

TERMS OF TUITION will vary from $-100 to §7 00 per term of 13 weeks, in accordance with the branches pursued.

Scholars from abroad will find no difficulty in obtaining'pleasant boarding places, on reasonable terms. JOHN M. BUTLER.

i:2w3.

C.KOIICJ: JIUNNS,

AilOS THOMPSON'.

MAMMOTH STOCK

DRY- GOODS, &e..

AT LESS THAN

NEW YORK COST.

r|MIE SUBSCIIIBEKS

and best

having bought the largest

STOCK 0E GOODS

K\cr before brought to this market, offer tlicm to the citizens and people generally,

A E S S I E S

Than ever before heard of in the

1! V.s7.

These goods have

been carefully selected and will be sold

AT I, S S III

NEW-YORK COST!

Wc rcspcctfull) solicit an

Examination of Cur Stock,

AND GUARRANTEE THAT NO

PERSON SHALL GO AWAY

DISSATISFIED!

\M) FANCY

ill

0 8 O O S O I N

•J, 00 50

Gents Furnishing Goods,

*DC7=Call

J. 1. RoniNsoN, J. W. GAKVIN*, July 17. 1S.V.

HATS, CAPS, &c.,&c.,

and see. The Goods

and Prices .speak for themselves.

R. II. CRAIG & Co.,

Salesmen.

Xc. 52.-ly.

NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that Robert W. M'Maken executor of tnc last will and testament of John Farley late of Montgomery county Indiana, deceased, obtained a decree from tli3 Court of Commni Pleas of said county and state, to sell the real estate of said decendent at public sale, described as follows to-wit: the northeast qr. of section twenty eight, in township eighteen, north of range five west, containing 160 acres, with the exception of the south west qr. of the north east qr. of section twenty eight, in townsjiip eightecp, north of range five west, all of which is situated in said conntv and state, said sale to take place at tho Court Ilouse door in the town of Crawfordavillo, on the 21st day of August 1S5S, between the hours often o'clock A. M. and four oclock P. M.

Terms of sale One third of the purchase money to be paid dovn on day of sale, one third in six months and the ballance in twelve months—the purchaser executing notes, waiving relief from valuation and appraisment laws, for defered payment s, with approved surety.

Particular Notice.

J»

WINN, having disposed of his 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 settlement is desired. Tho Books can be found in the front room over Christman Gregg's store. JACOB WINN.

April 24, 1S58. v9, n40.

OODS and Christadors Hair Dye for sale by »pr 21 'OS MANSON & POWERS.

Dr. Easterly's

IODINE AND BARSAPARILLA. "Will cure all diseases arising from as impnre state of tlie BLOOD,or a depraved condition of the fluids of the s^stem^ vii: Cancers, Swelling of the (Jltndi/Rhettmatism, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Gontre, Pains in the Bones and Jointr, Ulcers in'the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicine searches out the very roots of the disease by pnrifying the blood, aud changing the secretions in tbe system, thus removing the cause, which renders the CUBE CEBTAIX and PERMANENT.

DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE ANH SAESAPARILLA will cure the WORST MERCURIAL DISEASE, and drive oot and destroy every particle of MEBCCRT which is in tho STSTEX and cure-its bad effects.

It will enre SECOXDART STWIILIS or VENEREAL DISEASE and will drive the STPILITIC VIRUS and all IIEREDITART TAINTS and POISONOUS MATTER out of the system through the PORES or THE SKIN, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITT. It is a positive cure for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, if used a proper length of time. I challenge tho world to produce its equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAKSAPAR-II-LA 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 Blotchcs from the FACE, and make the Skin Clear, White and Beautiful as Alabaster. It does this by purifying the BLOOD, and by its prompt action on tho Liver, Kidneys, and Secretary Organs, producing vigorous health.

Persons who have long been afflictcJ with Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworms, Scald Head Clothes, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutaneous diseases are advised to procure Grid ley's Salt Rhctnn and Titter Ointment to apply on tlie 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, and tho OINTMENT HEALS THEM. When both are used (which 1 always recommend) a PERMANENT and RADICAL CURE is always effected. They are the best stnd most ROWKKKUL CURATIVES known to man. A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear the result.

Pricc of the Iodine ar.d Sarsaparilla $1 per Bottle, or 0 Bottles for $5. 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 proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. i37" Sold bv T. D. Brown and Man'son & Powers, druggists, in Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.

1)K CARTER'S COU«II BALSAM will cure Coughs, Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the side and breast, IMeurisv, 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 Colds lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an early death. Kcadcr, have you a Cough, Cold or any liKcase of the lungs? Procure at once that celebrated remedy. Dit. CARTER'SCOUOII BALSAM which never fails to relieve a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, and always CUKES the WORST CASES of Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in few dnvs. Price—Trial bottles, 25 cents: large bottles, si per bottle, or 15 bottles for $5.

I)II. 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 Munson & Powers, in Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.

£5?"I)R. HOOPER'^ FEMALE CORDIAL Will euro all Female Complaints, sueli as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Alinis dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complcction, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and nil diseases caused by Colds, Checked Prespi'-ation, Excesses, OvcrExeitemcnt, ctc., of the Sexual Organs: Dr. Hooppcr's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the ladies the best rcniedv ever invented.

J3?"*Prico .j 1 per bottle, or six bott'es for $5. DR. EASTERLT, corner of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, Mo., Solo Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Brown, and Munson it Powers, in Crawfordsville, nndby druggists getn.nilly.

®*I)R. BAKER'S SPECIFFIC will euro Gonorrhoea, Gloctc. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, diseases of tlie Kidneys, I31addcr, and all diseases of the genital organs. Header, have von a PKIVATK DISEASK? DO not neglect it. DI R.AY IS DAXGKKOT:?. Dr.. IJAKEH'S SPECH'FIC is a safe, speedy, and KADICAI. CCKE. With Dr. Bakers Specific joucan CUKK YOURSELF, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medicine. Price 1 50 per bottle.

JjjfDR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all ordcis must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Rrown, and Manson & Powers, in Cvawfurdsville, md by druggists no a

DR. EASTEE LY'3

tWFKVER

THE

ROBERT W. M'MAKEN. Executor.

July 17, 1858. No. 52. 4w.

AND AfiUF. KILLF.R— Will

cure A-rue aud Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, all the various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Climates. If there is a MAN. WOMAN or IIII.D suffering with AGCK ASU FEVJ-.B, they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer It is a rosiTivE CUBE—SPEEDY AND I-EHMAXENT. Try it.

Trice £1 per bottle or six bottles for $5. Di:. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut serccts St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all orders must bo addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson Powers, Agents for Crawfordsville. and by druggists generally.

June 10, 1S5S. ^0• 48-Gm.

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. 1 take this method of informing tho Citizens of the District that owing to my duties at home that I shall be compelled to decline

Jeing a candidate

for Congress in the coming Campaign. But will use my utmost exertions to supply all my customers with tho best article of

Till, Copper & Sheet Iron, Ware that is Manufactured in fcyj

Montgomery County.

mm-ims mm.

No.

Crawfordsville, April 2i, 185S.-

HAS REMOVED HIS

Book and Stationery Store,

Picfiirc.vi, 9*oi*f monies &c.

Don't fail to drop in :it the Crawfordsville. Mav 1. lSr?.

And every body knows that am the only boss christian Psalmist. Ac., «&c., always on hand tini.er in tho town of Crawfordsville. Bucks Stoves stands unrivaled as yet.

JOIIN HOO\ FP

June 26, 1853.- No. 4 »-tf.

Farming Implements.

CRADLES.

Scythes, Snaths, Rakes, Shovels

Spades, Hoes, Plows and Cultivators. Also, 25 of San ford's Straw and Ilav Cutters the pub lie arc respectfully invited to examine this machine for ntility, durability and cheapness, it cannot be urpassed. For sale by apt. 24 '53. GRIMES 4 BURBRIDGE.

U. S. Dispensatory and Dr. Drake on the

Diseases of the Mississippi Valley on sale by Dec 19J FRANK HEATON, loo. 1 Empire Block.

DFOR

JOURNAL

1853: For sale at FRANK IIEATON'B No. 1, Empire Block.

HOWE'S.

Hurley's Bull's, and Guysott's Sar

saparilla, for sale by -24'53 MAJVSON & POWERS. apr:

AVERTBrushes,

large assortment of Paint and White Wash for sale by apr 34'53 MANSON & TOWERS.

Boxes Star and Adamantine Candles,, for sale cheap' by apr 21 '53

MANSON fc POWERS.

H. N. CHRISTMAN. SI GREGG.

O I I E

N. W. Corner of Main & Green Sts.,

IN THE ROOM FOKMEllT.Y OCCUPir.I) KV

PURSEL & BRO..

Where he lias on hand and for sale

I S A N & E

HARDWARE AND COMMISSION

Empire Block,

DEALERS IX

Iron, Wails, Steel, Axles, Springs, Sash and Glass, Bolts, Mechanic's Tools,

AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF^

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

ALSO, SADDLEKY, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS.

':'g Together wifh Agricultural Implements, among which is

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,

Woodbury's Patent Portable Horse Power THRESHER AND SEPARATOR.

Culling Boxes, Corn Crushers, Corn Planters *V Shelters.

MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL, &c., &c.

Kuhns and Hains' Grain Drill.

1ST" All orders addressed to us shall meet with prompt attention. ClIlMSTMAiS' it UKKGG, No.

REMOVAL!

BOOKS AND STATIONERY!! E M. 11 EATON

ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND

STAPH STATIONERY.

Scnool, Blank & Miscellaneous

POCKET CUTLERY, PURSES,

'Old Corner! vdn-llvl.

TO THE LADIES.

"VtTE invite the attention of Ilonskoepers. Peamstresses. Dressmakers and Manufactures "f all kinds of clothing to the perfect adaption of

WHEELER & WILLS ON'S

®KWIN(} Machines for their use. Ifavin? obtained the aftcncy for the sale of these Machines in Montgomery eo. we arc now prepared to furnish them at Manufactures prices addincrsay .si ."•) freight on each. They combine all the improvements that have been made for sawing. They arc simple in construction, efficient and durable in operation, bcautifnl 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 in efficiency to twelve seamstresses. They are not only warranted to give satisfaction, but all expenses for keeping them in order will be paid for three years to come. Tn short we feel confident that "these Machines in their present form are the best ever offered to the public. Any ono wishintr to sge a sample Machine can do so by calling at the residence of D. Ilarter, in Crawfordsville, where one may be seen in operation. Circular? discriptive of the diffcrent'kinds of Machines with references, priccs, &c.. &c., free of expense, call at the store of

CAMPBELL. GALEY & HAKTER.

Crawfordsville. May S. 3ni

BAPTIST,

Old and New School Presbyterian,

Methodist ard Cristian Hymn Cooks— Testaments, Bibles, Sac.sd Melodeons. The Shawm,

and for sale cheap by mav 1 'oS. FIIANK IIEATON.

FOOLS

and

Cap, Letter, Note, Legal, Bill, Bath a Billet Paper Envelopes and Blank Books, Lafayette and Indianapolis prices, at mav 1 '5S. PRANK HEATON'3.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

I A S I A S

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE most choice brands of Tobacco & Cigars will be Bold at the lowest figures by A. NOLTE, Tobaconist.

May, 23, 1S5S. No. 44-6in.

Iron and Nails.

Tons assorted Iron

150 Kegs Nails inst received and for sale GRIMES & BURBRIDGE. april24,1S5S.

Sash, Window Glass, &c.

2COO

Lights of Pine Sash, assorted sizes 75 boxes Window Glass Doors, &c., for sale apr. 21'58

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Crawfordsville, Ind.

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BOOT AND SHOE

IE IMC IP O IFLI XT HVE

Corner of Green & Main, Sts.

The only exclusive Boot & Shoe Store in

CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Where customers can purchase not only every kind of article in the Boot aud Shoe trade but at prices

Lower Than Anywhere Else.

The great inducement we offer in our priccs and the beaut|fiil quality and durability of our stock of Boots and Shoes are such that every man, woman and child will save

Twenty-five Per-cent

By trading nt 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 best of facilities for doing business we arc enabled to

UNDERSELL

Any of the Dry Goods stores in town that sell Boots and shoes. The llowing comprises a list of our Splendid stock of

Boots and Shoes.

Ladies'Kid Congress C' .iters Lace Gaiters

J\id Slippers: Kin Heeled Shoes Calf Sewed Shoes: Sheep Skin Over-Shoes Lastinir Congress Gaiters Kid Buskins: Calf Heeled Shoes: Goat Boots Kubbe- Over-Shoes Moccasins, Fur and Cotton Lined

Gents' Calf Cork soled Boots Single Double Grained Boots

Cloth congress Gai'ters Kip Slious: Doubled soled Calf Boots

Kip

Calf contrress Gaiter* Plain calf Shoes:

Gloves and Hosiery.

Gents' Buck Glove.-.: Gray Morino Huso: Mixed cotton half Hose

Woolen Half Ho-c Fancy cotton half Hose:

Ladies Cotton IIosc: Woolen Hose The stock embraces every variety alul .-t.vle, ami will be sold at the very lowest figures for CASH. feef Connected with the establishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders for Work, executed with promptness and dispatch.

May S '5S-v9n-12-tf. DAVID KESTER.

Music for the Million!'

A E

Greencastle Music Store!

PIANO FORTES from SI 75,00 to S-SO'MJI.*. MELODEONS from §15,00 to $200,00. GUITARS from So.00 to i-.VMio. VIOLINS from $1.00 to £."/,00.

Also, a full and complete stock of Sheet .Music and Musical .llerchand i.se, of all kinds, constantl on hand and for sale at "SMASH DOWN PANIC PKICES."

Our Piano Fortes are from the following Noted Factories: Chickcrinsr it Sons, Boston.

Woodward & Brown,

A. & .I. Kcogh. Buffalo. Peters. Cratrs & Co. Louisville. A. II. Gale & Co. New York. Child & Bishop's Celebrated Melodeons. TIie_above Instrurrcnti cannot be surpassed, ar will be sold on teims defying competition We respectfully invite those wishing anything in the Music line to call and cxcncino our stock.— Ail orders promntlv attended to. Address.

K. DOBBIN'S fc CO.. Grecneast!. Ind. N. B. Every instrument fullv warranted. March 2t5, 1S53. vdnSGyl.

Table and Pocket Cutlery. FINE assortment, of a sujierior quality, just received by apr. 2 '53.

COFFEE.

do do

G5I? MES fc BUKCKIDGE.

GRIMES & BURBRIDGE. Tools.

A GENKHAL assortment of Carpenters'. CoopJ\ ers' and Blacksmiths' Tools, received by

apr. 24 '5S. GRIMES it BURBUIDGE.

General Hardware.

FULL assortment, for building purposes, rcceivcd and for sale bv epr.24'5S. GRltiEii & BURBRIDGE.

Groceries.

Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Tobacco, Can

dies, Spices, Dye Stuffs. fcc..

tpr. 24 '58 GRIMES &'BURBRIDGE. Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

Aopened

LARGE and complete stock, received and now by apr21.'53 GRIMES & BURBRIDGE.

RNOLD'5 & BUTLER'S Inks, Gillot's l'cn*, J\_ Faber's Pencils, Mncilago at 20@80 eta per chottln-wit Brush, at FRANK llEATON'S,

Dcc. 1? 1857. No. 1. Empire "Block.

CAMPBELL

& CO

Have received their

Immense Stock of

For Men and Boys' Ware/

EMBRACING ALL THE NEW STYLES

OF THE SEASON.

llso, (heir new si vies of

A S

N O W E A

All to be Sold at Low Prices-

A'firk BBLS. SALT on hand and in transit, for sale by june li) T.3. CAMPBELL & CO.

Onil HALF Barrels White Fish and Trout, for sale by June I!)'53. CAMPBELL & CO.

THOSE

who wish to buy goods at low priccs," and have a large stock to select from, will go june 1U'53. [to .• CAMPBELL it CO.

NEW GOODS!

CHEAP GOODS!!

Spring and Summer

Allen, Galey & Keeran

Are now prepared for the Spring and Summer trade with a select stock of Spring and Summer

O O S

Which they are now offering to their friends and.patrons and the community at large at the lowest

vsca PRICES

And fmorablu terms exajSJJJjr suited to tie

I ME S

As it is

tliu

useless to undertake to enumcrat'j

VAR1KTY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

Ofifoods of which our stock consists we would briefly state that wc have a

S I 1 1 0

OF STAPLE AXD

A N O O S

Sintrd, to tin: vetir of

Gents, Ladies, Boy.s and Girls.

ALSO A STOCK OF

Groceries, Hardware and

QUEENSWARE &c.,

All of which we offer to our frionds in exchange for all kinds of merchantable

PROD.VCK.

Being thankfnl for f_-a»t favors once more extend a general invitati'-n,

CJoinc One! Come All!!

r3rin,^your Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Rags, Bacon. Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,

For wbi.-h wc will allow you tho

MARKET PRICE IN GOODS.

At the Store of ALLEN, GALEY fc KLERAN, in the Room formerly orcnpii by Graham Brothsis, West of the Onrt Monso.

Mav 1st. IS0S. !v.