Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 August 1858 — Page 3

PASCIITATED by MARIE ANTOINETTE wai

Tho D»uphincW, Marie Antoinette, was _ierc, in all her *outh, beauty, grace and innocence and there

there, in all her *outh, beauty, urace and

Burke

beheld that

fair face and graceful form which, at cigh teen, charmed all beholders. There was no care then seated on that noble brow.—• Those deep sparkling eyes communicated happiness and joy to all who camo within their glance, and seemed incapablc of

pressing that sternness and severity which misfortune and sorrcvf afterwards blended the look of Marie

Antoinette.

oval facc, refined

The long

acquiiine

nose, dazzbsg

complexion, full undcr-lip, characteristic of her Imperial race, and rich blonde hair, arranged with the utmost carc and skill, combined with many nameless attractions to set off

being, who as the heiress of

France, the daughter of Maria Theresa, and the descendant of a long line of Emperors, stood forth as the Goddess of the Universe, wanting no charm that fortune coald bestow, appealing to all that wai noble and chivalrous in man's nature, and impressing Burke himself as the most en chanting vision his eyes had ever beheld. The statesman was fascinated. The heart of the man of genius was subdued. Marie Antoinette on that day made a conquest of which she little dreamed,

but

she had reason to

of which

proud. She had

gained a knight whose eloquent pen, more potent than all the lances of the Crusaders, would call nations to her rcscuc, enlist in her cause human nature itself, and -conquering death, and defying the malice of her persecutors, cause the sympathetic tears of many generations to fall over the immortal pages which perpetuated the memory of her wrongs.—Life and Times of .Edmund Durk.

THE OLDEST Bini ON THE CONTINENT —A BOOK OVER 900 YEARS OLD.—The articles which have lately appeared from tone to time in the Free. Press, in regard to old bibles, have bad the effect to bring to our notice one of the rarest and most valuable specimens of biblical literature in the world. This is a volume of COO pages, containing the whole bible in tho Latin language. It belongs to the ltcv. Dr. Dufficld, of this city. The book is made entirely of vellum, and the printing is all done by hand with pen and ink. Every letter is perfect in its shape, and cannot be distinguished by any imperfections in form, from the printed letters of the present day. The shape of the letters is of course different from those now in use, but in no other respect can they be distinguish cd from printed matter. The letter is about tho same size as that in this article is printed, which will give an idea of the difficulty of forming so perfect work. The immense amount of labor may be conceived from the fact that there are two columns on cach page, each of which lacks only about six letters of being as •wido as the columns of this paper. They will average sixty lines to the column.— The columns numbering 1,200, we have about 72,000 lines in the whole book.— Nothing short of a life-time could accomplish such a work.

Tho date of this book is A. D. 930. It was consequently made 500 years before printing was invented, and is 928 years old. There is probably nothing on this continent in the shape of a book equal to it in age. The vcilmn upon which it is printed is of the finest kind, and is made of the skin of young lambs and kids, dressed and rubbed with puniuc stone until it is very thin. It, is somewhat thicker than common paper, being a medium between that and the drawing paper now in use.— The lino veins in the skin ars distinctly visible in many places. A pencil mark was drawn by the operator to guide the construction of cach line. Many pages have these lines visible on their whole surface, no effort having been made to rub them. Two lines running up and down divide the column with mathematical accuracy. At tho beginning of each chapter, highly-colored ornamental letters are placed. These are the only marks of the division of ehaptors. There are no subdivisions into verses, the chapter running through in one paragraph to tho end, and no descriptive headings.

This valuable relic was presented to Dr. .DufTield by Lewis Cass, .Jr., our .Minister Kcsident at Home, lte procured it of a Greek monk who brought it from the Greek convent of St. Catharine, at the foot of Mt. Sinai. Mr. Cass befriended this monk, who was in trouble, and he, in return, presented him with the volume which we have described. According to his story, it is the work of one of the ancient monk scribes in the couvcut above named. When it. became known that Mr. Cass was parting with it, and that it was going out of the country, the round sum of $3,000 was offered him for it by the monks of the cit}' of llomc. This was of course refused, for the pleasure of placing so inestimable a relic in the hands of one who can appreciate its value so well as our learned divine, Dr. Duffield. At the time of tho late fire in tho Doctor's house, the book was thrown into tho street among others, and came very near being lost. It was picked up on the sidewalk by oue who recognized it as one of Dr. Dufficld's most valuable relics, and prc3crved it.—Detroit Free Press.

CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Aug. 11. FLOUR—The demand continues active, and prices buoyant. Sales of 1500 brls at $4 50@$4 60 for Superfine, and $4 70 @$6 for Extra, tho latter White Wheat 942 brls. were received the last twentyfour hours.

PROVISIONS—Mess Pork is held at $17, Bulk Meat at 6 and S, and Baeon at 7 and 9c, but at these rates there are no buyers, BO that nothing of consequence was done. 65 brls. llump Pork aold at $12 50.

GROCERIES—Tho market is firm, at full rate*. Soles of 125 brls. Molasses at 45, and 40 hhds. Sugar at 8i@9$o, for Common and Primo.

WHEAT—The market is firm, and the receipts sell readily. Sales 250 bush, good White at 97^c 250 do prime lied at 87c, and 2,650 do prime White at $1. lieceivcd during tho past 24 hours, 3,900 bush.

CORN—The receipts arc light, and prices arc firm at 60@61c. BARLEY—A sale 300 bush, fair old, at 56c. Nothing doing in new.

Rra—The market is firm, with sales of 150 bushels at 02Ac, and 300 do to arrive, at 63o. ..

OATS—-The market is very firin, with light offerings, and a good demand at 52@ 53c, but holders are asking higher rates.

cy?r?thin£

MASONIC.

At stated

meeting

68, Jnly 33d, 1S6S, JIKTBT 1\ MABQUAX, AMMtor Maeon. was expelled from all tho rights and benefits of Free Maaonry for grow un-Maaonic conduct. n4w9. B. M. THOMAS, Scc'y.

f3f~

Wc invite the attention of the sick and afflicted, to the advertisements in our colnmns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rhcnm and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Congh Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, aud Dr. Easterly's Fever and Agne Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly edncatcd Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drag and Apothecary store in tJic United States. luncUMSm.

CRAWFORDSVILLE MARKET. REVIEW OFFICE, Aug. 14tli, 1S5S. FLOUR, ft

bbl $4,00

SACK FLOOR, 50 sacks* WHEAT. $ bush CORN, $ bush OATH, bush HAT, $ ton POTATOES, 5 btisili APPLES, (irreen^ bushdo (dried) bush* PEACHES,' do FLBIISHWHITE BEANS, bush TIMOTHY SEED, $ bush--CHICKENS, 5) doz COKFEE.'1?

SUGAR, T? lbMOLASSES, ipigal BUTTER, $ LT EGGS, $ doz JHEESK, 3? lb SALT,$bbl CORN MEAL, bush

Magnificent Stock of

BOOTS AND SHOES,

CLOTHING,

HATS \\l CAPS,

FUKNISHIIG- GOODS,

CARPET BAGS, &c., &c.,

-x.

XTTE have no hesitancy in f=avinr thai o"r s'uporior lacililic.sfor puieha.-s*li'_j GuoJ.i Ea»t, cnabk'.i us to

N E S E

Any establishment Wcat of the Mountains. Our stock of Hunts aud Shoes was bought at the Factories, and arc a

Much Keller Class of Work

Thau is commonly broi .irhl here. The advantage of mi iiiliinalu

aerjU'jiiranee

Kill

G()»I)

R. n. CRAIG, WJL C. VANCE.

of Pleasant Hill Lodjrc, No.

:,oo 75 40 15 0,00 50

1,00 none 1,00 2,25 1,50 14 12 50 12K 5 10 2,60 50

THE MAMMOTH

CHEAP STORE.

N calling the attention of the rood people of Old Montgomery, to our large iui-1

S II OS'S,

And Gentlemen can lird any article they me in the habit of wearing, fiom a pair of .Shoe .Strings to all

O E O A

A snpciior ai'ivle of Shirts, Col.nis, Gloves. Rnspcndeis Are. Walk in when you aie in town and lake a look—we will be ulad to show run. 1). It. K0\\ j. F. MICK, Salesman. Au^. I I, ljo$.-ly.

T. BROWN"

DEALER IN

GROCERIES, Window Glass, Glass Ware,

E S S

Cordage, Tubs, Buckcts, Churns,

FISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY. No. 6, Commercial Itlock.

J5?""01d Stand of II. S. COX it Co..

Tho highest prico paid for all kinds of Produce.

N. B. Druffs »fc Medicines at the old stand No. 3, Commercial Block. Aug. 14, lS5s.-tf.

Blacksmithing.

HATCH

WOULD

respectfully inform his friends'and tho citizens of Montgomery conntv generally that ho is amply prepared to cxcciitc with nontness and dispatch all orders for work. 1'articnlar attention paid to horso-sliocing.

J3?" Call at tho sign of tho Big Shoe, on Grocn street, one block south of tho Post Otfiec. Crawfordsvillo, Aug. 14,15oS. n4mS.

Hides! Hides!

THE

subscriber wishes to purchase green and dry Hides, Sheep Pel Us, and Calf Skins, for which he will pay the highest market price. Call at Mark's Meat Market, on Main street, opjxisito tho Court Ilotisc. ISAAC A. MA1JKS.

Aug. 14,1S53. n4in2.

Particular Notice. WINN, linvinff disposed of his enti.e stock of cooda. nnd Quit the business, would most .. ». *., •. I.:«.

•nil bo found in tho front room Over Christmnn

A dispatch from Trinity Bay, dated

connection-with

the Atlantic cable IB progessinp favorably.

Gregg's store. JACOB \\1XJ». April 24, 1S5S. v9, n40.

OODS and ChristadorsrHair Dye for sale by apr 24 '53 MANSON & POWERS.

COMPLETE assortment of WALL PAERP, Window Blinds, Curtnin Fixtures, Tassels, ifcc., for pale at may 1 '55. FIIANK HEATON'S.

0E0B6K KCSM, AMOS THOMPSON

DRY-GOODS, &C.,

AT LESS THAN

NEW YORK COST

rgMIE SUBSCRIBERS having bought the largest and best

STOCK OF GOODS

Ever before brought to this market, offer them to, the citizcns and people generally,

A E S S I E S

Than ever before hecuril of in the West. These goods have been carefully selected and trill be sold

AT LESS THAN NEW-YORK COST!

We respectfully solicit an

Examination of

Cur

I S S A I S I E

TIllS STOCK COMPRISES EVERY

THING IN THE LINE OF

STAPLE AND FANCY O O S CLOTHING,

Gents Furnishing Goods,

wecBrir£0]«rs9

IIATS, CAPS, &c., &c.,

tC/^Call and sec. The Goods

and Prices speak for themselves.

It. II. CRAIG & Co.,

.1. li. I'nr.ixsox, .!. \V. CAKVIX, July 17, 1S.3S.

with tl.e Mimufoct-

iires and .lubber,-. enables im to puivha.-o our .stock from 10 to 2il per cent..

69 TBLW JSH

Than our neiirlibors in the trade., and we promi if von will call. we will nivo you the benefit. on low p.irchaM's. .So now is the lime t'oi the !,Sillies to

Salesmen.

Nc. 52.-1 v.

it 1 \v it I) 11.1. r.

ffiWi

S E I N A

"MIK FALL TKIJM in tlii« Institution will commcncc on Tuesday, September 11, 18.-.S.

Miss IT. RTEVEXP will still continue her connection with tho school ns First Assistant Teacher and (im ei ness of tho Female Department.

The school for Boys will be under my immedidiate instruction and control. It is the intention of the teaehcrs to furnish, in both departments, ample advantages for the acquirement of a thorough English and Classical I'Mucation.

TJCKMS OK TI'ITION will vary from .si 00 to £7 00 per term of 13 weeks, in accordance with the branches pursued.

Scholars from abroad will lind no difficulty i" ilitaining pleasant boardinz places, on reasonable ernis. JOHN M. I'.UTLEK. term

July

si. is:s.

Sale of Lots.

WKCrawfordsvillc,ofongood

have 47 acres land one mile from the Dar.villo road, adjoiniii!.' Mrs. Hamilton's farm, which wo will lay out in live acre lots cach, with the exception of ono containiiiir a dwelling house which will contain 7 acres. The building is a new frame with fi rooms, and the land is supplied with a never-failing well of water at tho door of the house. T! balance of the lots will cach contain half heavy timber and the rest cleared and under good fence. Each one of these lots will give to the purchaser a sullicicnof wood to last for twenty years, and as it is the finest pasture land near town every houscholdshould avail themselves of this golden opportunity to purchase one of these lots. This property will be sold on tho last of September, on a forolosuro of the balaiicc of the purchase money. We have paid twenty-one hundred dollars on the land, and old Whistle Urcechcs closed on us before the notes became due. therefore the land will have to be sold. The properly is very valuable nd wo desire every one to attend the sale. Sheriff Schooler will .-ell the land, and the title will be good as wc cannot pay it out. and we want it to sell for the highest price it will bring. So you will have a cliancc of viewing the town at any time, as it is jurt one mile from tho M. E. Church.

II. PUKSKL & liKO.

August 14, 1S5S. n4tds.

STATE OF INDIANA, I

Montgomery County, Court of Common l'loas Oct. term, 1S5S. •V, •••..' Susan P. Brown, 1 vs. Nancy M'Crcary. Petition for Partition.

Impleaded wi'li Philip N. 1'iewit.

W1IEKKAS,itsaid

plaintiff" by her attorneys

Wallace White, filed in the ("lerks office of the Court of Common I'leas of Montgomery County, Indiana, her petition for partition as her cause of action in the above entitled cause, and said plaintitT also filed the proper affidavit of a disintc cstcd person setting forth that tho wiid defendant Nancy 'Crcary is not a resident of the Sta te ot Indiana, tlierctore notice ot the tiling and pcndeucy of said petition is hereby given to the said DefendatNancy M'Cieary, that she may appear on the first, day of tho next term of said court to bo holden in the Court House, at Crawfordsvillc in said Connty of Montgomery, commencing on the first Monday of Octoburncxt, 1S3? and answer said petitu n.

Attest Wm. C. VANCE, Clerk. Aug. 14.1S5S. No. 4.-4w.

SS:

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery Connty, Montgomery Circuit Court,

Fredrick Kostanzcr, 1 vs. Complaint for Divorce. Marv Y. Kostanzcr, \VlIEREAS. said plaintitTby Wallace fc White, his attorneys, filed in the clerks office of said court, liis complaint in the above entitled causc, said plaintiff by his attorneys also tiled tho affidavit of a disinterested person "setting forth that said defendant is not a resident of tho' State of Indiana, therefore notice of the filing and pcndency of said complaint is hereby given to said non resident defendant, Mary J- "KbsUuzer, that she appear on tho first day "of the next term of said court to be lioldcn in the Court House at Crawfordsvillc in said eountv of Montgomery^ commencing on the first Monday in September next (lS5S)and answer said complaint.

Attest Wm. C-\ ANCE, Clerk. Ang. 7th., No. 4-wS.

highest price in cash. apr 24 '58 MANSON fc POWERS.

SUPEEIOK

Fresh Teas at

npr 24 '55 MANSON & 111% Zlvb

Dr. Easterly's

IODINE ANDS ARS A PARI LI, A.

Will cure all diseases Arising-from ail impure state of the BLOOD,or a depraved condition of the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Gontre, Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcers in the Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicino searches ont the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing tho secretions in the system, thus removing the cause, which renders the CURE CEBTAIN and PERMANENT.

Dit. EASTERLY'S IODINE ASD SARSAPAKILLA will cure tho WORST MERCURIAL DISKASE, and drive ont and destroy every particle of MERCERY which is in the STSTEV and cure its bad effccts.

It will enro SECONDARY SYPHILIS or YEXEREAL DISEASE and will drive the SYPILITIC VIRCS and all

HEREDITARY TAINTS

Stock,

AND GUARRANTEE THAT NO

PERSON SHALL GO AWAY

and

TOISONOUS MATTER Ont

OWERFUL CURATIVES known to man. A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear the result. I'riof! of the Iodine and Sarsaparillu $1 per Bottle, or Bottles for .Jo. Gridlcy's Salt Khcum Ointment 75 ccnts 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. 227" Sold by T. D. Brown and Manson & Towers, druggists, in Crawfordsvillc, and by dru gists generally.

S3?" DR. CARTER'S COIJGII BALSAM will euro Coughs, Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the side and breast, leurisy, Whooping Cough, Croop, Liver Coin plaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. No ono should ncglcct a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annually by ncglccting a COMMON COLD.— Coughs and Colds lead to COXSUKI-TIO.V, and then to an early death. Header, have you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure at oncc that celebrated remedy, DR. CARTER'SCOUGH BALwhich never fails to relievo a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, and always CURES the WORST CASES of Colds. Coughs, and all diseases of tho Throat nd Lungs in a lew dny?. Price—Trial bottles, 25 cents large bottles. §1 per bottle, or bottles for $f.

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 Crawfordsvillc, and by druggists generally.

HOOPER'S I JpMALi: CORDI

AL Will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive. Suppressed, or Phinful Menstruation, Flour Albus dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Comlection, Hcadachc, Dizziness. Weak Nerves, 'rightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Cheeked Prespi-ation, Excesses, OvcrExeitcment, ctc.,of the Sexual Organs: Dr. llooppcr's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged the ladies the best remedy ever invented.

J5g?**priec §1 per bottle, or six bott'es for s5. DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut treets St. Louis, Mo., Solo .Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson & Tower*, Crawfordsvillc, andby druggists geiiErally.

SSTDIt-RAKKR'S SI'ECII FIC will cure Gonorrhoea, Gleete. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordcc, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital onrans. Reader, have vou a 1'KIVATE DISEASE? Do not ncglcct it. DELAY IS DANOEROI S. DR. BAKER'S SI'ECIKKIC is safe, speedy, and RADICAL CURE. With Dr. Bakers Specific you can CUKE YOURSELF, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medicine. I'ricc $1 50 per bottle. fg?"DIi. EASTERLY, corncr Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all ordeis must be addressed to got the genuine. Sold by T. D. Rrown, and Manson A Powers, in Crawfordsvillc, md by druggists generally.

DR. EASTERLY'S

J3TFEVEK AND AGUE KILLER—Will cure Ague aud Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Airue. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, all the various forms of Fevers incident to Billions Climates. If there is a MAN, WOMAN or CHILD suffering with Aon: AND FEVER, tliey arc advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fcvcjr and Ague Killer. It is a POSITIVE CURE—SI-EEOY AND PERMANENT. Try it.

Price per bottle or six bottles for £•". DR. EASTERLY, corncr of Third and Chestnut sercets St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all orders niustbe addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson & Powers, Agents for Crawfordsvillc. and by druggists generally.

June 10, 135S. No. 4S-Cm.

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. I take this method of informing the Citizens of the District that owing to my duties at home that I shall be compelled to decline being a candidate for Congress in the coming Campaign. But will use my utmost exertions to supply all my customers with the best article of

Till, Copper & Sheet Iron, Ware that is Mauvfacturcd in Montgomery County.

And every body knows that! am the only boss tini.cr in tho town of Crawfordsville. Bucks Stoves stands unrivaled as vet.

CRADLES.

Scptcmbo. Term, A. D. 185S.

HOWE'S,

A Wa

JOHN HOOVER.

June 2G, 1S55. No. 49-tf.

Farming Implements.

nrpasscd. For sale by

api. GRLMES «fc BURBE1DGE.

rllE24'53.Disjnjnsatory

U. S. and Br. Drake on the Diseases of tho Mississippi Valley on sale by DoclOj FNANK HEATO.V, NO. 1

H. N. CHRISTMAN.

No.

the system through the PORES OF THE SKIS, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY. It is a positive enre for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal in these complaints. Tho afflicted will bear in mind that DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAKSAPARILLA will enre all Nervons diseases,.Female

plaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs, in a few days. It will remove Pimples and Blotches from tho FACE, and make the Skin Clear, White and Beautiful as Alabaster. It does this by purifying the BLOOD, and by its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretary Organs, producing vigorous health.

Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworms, Scald Head. Clofclics, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutaneous diseases arc advised to procure Gridlcy's Suit Khcum and Titter Ointment to apply on the

or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Io dine and Sarsaparillu. Tho Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies tho Blood, and cause the sores to discharge their TUTRID MATTER, and the OINTMENT IIEALS THEM. When both arc used (which I always rccommcnd) a PERMANENT and RADICAL CURE is always effected. They arc the beat and most

School, Blank & Miscellaneous

POCKET CUTLERY, PURSES,

Pictures, Porlmoiiics

Don't fail'to drop in .'it tho "Old Comer!" Crawfordsvillc, May 1, 1S5S. vOnllyl.

TO THE i-iniBS.

VtfE invite the attention of Ilonskccpers, Sc:mistresses. Dressmakers and Manufnciiiipp of ill kinds of clothing to the pcrfcct adaption of

WHEELER & WILLSON'S

«KWINO Machines fr tlioir use. Navinff oltnir.cd the ajrenev for the sale of these Machines Montgomery co. wo are now prepared to furnish tliem at Manufactures prices addin.'say £1."0 frcifrht on cach. They combine alj the improvements that have been made for sewing. They arc simple in construction, otlicient and durable in ojieration, beautiful in Modlc 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 arc not only warranted to rivc satisfaction, but all expenses for kcopinjr tho:n in order will be paid for throe years to conic. In short wc feel confident that these Machines in their present form are the best ever offered to the public. Any one wishing to see a sample Machine can do so by calling at the residence of 1). IIartcr,in Crawfordsillc, where one mav IKJ seen in operation. Circularsdiscripti vc of the different kinds of Machines with references, prices, &c., «fcc., free of e.\[K-nsc, nil at the store of

CHRISTMAS GREGG

HARDWARE AND COMMISSION

-v-: IBE2 JUL €CZ2 /m nr

REMOVAL!

BOOKS AND

STATIONERY!!

E M. HEATON

IIAS REMOVED HIS)

Hook and Stationery Store,

CAMPBELL, GALEY & IIAKTEK.

Crawfordsvillc, May S. 3in

BAPTIST.

FOOLS

Scythes, Snath#, Rakes, Shovels

Spades, JIocs, riows and Caltivators. Also_ 25 of Sanford's Straw and Ilay Cutters the pnb lie are respectfully invited to examine this machine for utility, durability and cheapness, it cannot be

Empire Block.

JOUUNAL

FOli 1S5S: For sale til FUAXK IIKATON'S NO. 1, Empire Block.

Ilnrlcy's Bull's, and Gnysott's Sar

saparillu, for sale by •24'5S MAXSON & TOWERS.

apr:

1 VE

VERY larjrc assortment of I'aint and "White

'ash Brushes, for sale by 21 '5S MAKSOX fe POWERS.

apr

Boxes Star and Adamantine Candles, for O" sale clicap l«v npr 21'55 MANSON Ss l'OWERS.

Old and New School Presbyterian.

Methodist ard Cristian Ilvmn Books— TcsUiincnts. Bibles. Sac.3d Melodcons, The Shawm, Christian Psalmist, «fcc., &c., always on hand and for sale cheap by may 1 '-3s. FRANK IIEATUN.

Cap, Letter,Note, Legal.Bill, Bath and Billet Pnpor. Envelopes and Blank Books, at Lafavcttc and Indianapolis prices, at mav 1 '5S. FRANK HEATON'^.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

I A S I A S

W O E S E A N E A I

THE most choice brands of Tobacco & Cigars will le sold at the lowest fignrcs by A. NOLTE, Tobaconist.

May, 23, 1S53. No. 44-Oin.

Iron and Nails.

Tons assorted Iron ISO Kegs Nails just received and for sale by GRIMES & BURBRIDGE. «pr:l 24,1S53.

Sash, Window Glass, &c.

2COOLightsWindowSash,

of Pine assorted sizes

75 boxes Glass do do Doors, &c., for sale by apr. 21'i5 u- GRIMES &. BURBRLDGE.

Empire Block, Crawfordsville, Ind

DEALERS IN

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

'R' ^AKD A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

ALSO, SADDLER Y, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS

Together with Agricultural Im plements, among which is

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR

oodbury's Patent Portable Horse Power THRESHER AM) SEPARATOR.

Cutting Boxes, Corn Crushers, Corn Planters & Shelters MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL, &c., &c.:

Kuhns and Hains' Grain Drill

EP" All orders addressed to na shall meet with prom lit nttcntion. C1JUISTMAN & G1JEGG, No. 2, Ei Crawfordsvillc, April 24,1S5S.

O I I E

N. VV. Corncr of Main & Green Sis.,

IN TIIE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY

PURSEL & BRO

Where he has on hand and for sale

E A

ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND

STAPLE STATIONIRT

". Plain calf Shoes:

S. H. GREGG.

mpire Ilock. v9n40.

BOOT AND SHOE

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Corner of Green & Main, Sts-.

The only cxclusivc Boot & Shoe Store in

CRAWFORDSYIOiE.

Whrrc customers crxn pnrclmsc not only every kind of nrticlcin the Hoot and Shoe trade butatpricca

Lower Than Anywhere Else

The great inducement wc offer in ourpriccaand the beautiful quality anil durability of our stocl of Hoots and Shoes arc such that every man, woman and child will savo

Twenty-five Per-cent

By trading at our establishment a quarter of a dol lar saved these times is an it^m that no one should overlook. Being exclusive in the business and with the best of facilities for doing business wc arc enabled to

UNDERSELL

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

Boots and Shoes.

Ladies'Kid Congress .itcrs T.ucc fruiters: Kid Slippers

Kij• Heeled Slioes Calf Sewed Shoes Sheep Skin Over-Shoes Lasting Congress Gaiters Kid Buskins Calf Heeled Shoes Goat Boots Rubber Over-Sliocs Moccasins, Fur and Cotton Lined:-*.* Gents' Calf Cork soled Boots AM

Single Double (iraincd lioots

Gloves and Hosiery.

Gents' Buck Gloves '.Gray Mori no Hose: Mixed cotton half Hose

&c.

Woolen Half Hose: Fancy cotton half Hose

Ladies Cotton Hose Woolen Hose The stock embraces every variety and style, and will be sold at the very lowest figures for CASH jJ5?"Conncctcd with the establishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders for Work, cxceutcd with promptness and dispatch.

May S '5S-v9n4,J-tf. DAVID KESTER.

Music for the million!"

A II E

Greencastle Music Store!

PIANO FOIITES from SIV.'.OO to S500,00. MELODEONS from #45,00 to ?2o0,00. GCITAKS from to .J.'io.OO. VIOLINS from $1.00 to

Also, a full and complete stoek of Sheet .llusic and illnsiciil illcrclinndisc, of all kinds, constantlv on hand and for sale at "SMASH DOWN PANIC PRICES."

Our Piano Fortes arc from the following Noted Factories: Chickcring Sons, Boston.

Woodward & Brown, A. & J. Kcogh. Buffalo. I'etcrs. Crngg fc Co. Louisville. A. II. Gale it Co. New Vork. iJhild fc Bishop's Celebrated Melodcons. Tho above Instruments cannot be surpassed, ard will be sold on terms defying coinjictition Wc rcspcctfullv invite those wishing anything in the Slusic line to call and examine onr stock.— Ail orders promotly attended to. Addrcps,

R. DOBBINS CO.. Grceneastlc, Tnd. N. B. Every instrument fully warranted. March 20, 1S5S. vi'nCOyl.

Table and Pocket Cutlery. F1NE assort received by

FINE assortment, of a suj^rior quality, just

apr. 24 '53. GRIMES & BDRBRIDGE.

Tools.

A GENERAL

apr.

assortment of Carpenters', Coop-

era' and

Blacksmith.-'

Tools, received bv

24 '."5. GRIMES & BURBRIDGE.

General Hardware.

Vcei

Ft'LL assortment, for building purposes, rcved and for sale bv tpr. OKI MRS & BURBRIDGE.

Groceries.

COFFEF

Sugar, Molasses, Teas. Tobacco, Can

dies, Spices, Dvc Stuffs. fec., &c. apr. 24 '02 "GRIMES & BUKBKIDGK. Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

ALARGEand

complete etock, received end now

opened by ajr24. '53 GRIMES & BURBRIDGE.

P.N OLD'S it ]5UTT.ER'S Inks, Gillot's Pens, Fabi-r's Ponci!:'-, Mi'eilase at. 2()@30 cts [-or .jhoulo 1.it Cmsli, ut FRANK !(EA'MuS:S.

Dec. 1'-' 1:J". .. No. 1, Kiu]iru Block.

CO.,

Have received tbeir

Immense 8toek of

For Hen and Boys' Ware,

EMBRACING ALL THE NEW STYLES

OH THE SEASON.

Also, their new styles of

HATS,

N O W E A

All to be Sold at Low Prices.-

BBLS. SALT on hand nnd in transit, for sale by juncl'J'58. CAMPBELL & CO.

500

junc 1

200

Cloth congress Gaiters Kip Shoes Doubled soled Calf Boots

Kip

Calf congress Gaiters

HALF Barrels White Fish and Trout, forsaloby June 10'59. CAMPBELL & CO.

THOSE

who wish to buy goods at low priccs, and have a large stock to sclcct from, will go jtincl9'5S. [to CAMPBELL & CO.

NEW GOODS!

CHEAP GOODS!!

Spring: antl Summer

Allen, Galey & Keeran

Arc now prepared for the Spring and Summer trade with a sclcct stock of Spring and Summer

O O S

Which they arc now offering to their friends and ttron.s and "the community at large at the lowest |i

.ISII I E S

And on favorable terms exactly suited to tho

I E S

As it is

the

useless to undertake to enumerate

VAllIIiTY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

Of goods of which our stock consists wc would briefly state that wc have a

O I E S E I O N

OF STAPLE AND

A N O O S

Suited to the wear of

GenLs, Ladies, Boys and Girls.

ALSO A STOCK

imwics, Hardware and

QUEENS WARE &C„

All of which wc oiTor to our friends in cxchungc for all kinds of merchantable

O E

Being thankful for fast favors wc once more extend a general invitation,

Come One! Come All!!

Bring your Butter, Ejrtj*. Lard, Feathers, Hairs, Bacon, Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,

For which wc will allow yon 'lie ....

MARKET PRICE JX COOT)S

At tho Store of ALLEN, GAL KV ftKKEfCA.V, in Uib Kmni lormerly 'wcupicd by lrnli.ini Broth, cr.^, We»t, of tho Cmiil li^ttvu.

May ly. 1