Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 August 1858 — Page 3

A TEWWHAMULniE TO SAM FJtAHCI8GO. Tie New York Journal of Commerce speaking of the proposed telegraph from the United States to Havana, says the company will probably be organiied in Sep tembert and addst rr

The distance /f&ih Key West to Havana is only seventy miles, &&d the cost of laying tho cablc, it is said, Will be about five hundred dollars a mile. The cable will be "of the three-threaded pattern—tliat is, Yrith three insulated conductors. The Magnetic Telegraph. Company have agreed to build a branch from Savannah, Ga., to Key West, so that at no distant day New York can be put in telegraphic conncction with Havana. The advantages of such a line to) shippers and traders in New York and elsewhere arc too obvious to need pointing out.

The satnc company propose to run wires from Ifavana to Cape Antonio, the extreme westerly point of Cuba thence across the channel to Yucatan, a distance of about forty miles, where it will connect with a line already built to the city of Mexico.— They also propose to extend-the wires from Yucatan to Tchuantcpec, on the Pacific, about four hundred miles, and south from Tchuantcpec to Panama, about eleven hundred miles, passing through Nicaragua— thus affording telegraphic communication with the United States and Cuba for the steamboat and railroad companies at Panama, the steamboat company of Nicaragua, and to all ships that may choosc to send messages from those points.

Lastly, this company propose to construct a line from Tchuantepec to Santiago, where there is already a line to San Francisco, three hundred miles north.— The distance from Tehuantepec to Santiago is not far from two thousand miles.— The line will pass through a country pretty well settled.

"Time was when the Brains were Out the Man was Dead."—That

The St. Louis Democrat says the most singular feature of the affair is that Mr. Brown is in a rapid way to rceovery. On Thursday lie was able to sit up in bed and converse intelligently with all who called upon him. There is 110 doubt of the truthfullncss of the statement, and the case is one of those wonderful instances that arc occasionally recorded where partics have recovered from the effect of wounds in those parts of the system which, under almost any circumstances, it has been considered certain and immediate death to disturb. The affair lias cxcited the earnest attention of the mcdical profoLwnon.

To Keep

Mm.k .Sweet.—

npodiiful of pure carbonate of soda, dissolved in water, mixed with fVmr quarts of milk, will keep it sweet four or live days, without giving it any .unpleasant flavor.

3VTAS0OlSriO-

At 11 stated im-otiiiir of I'leusant Hill T.i.lir". No. M, .Inly

IIi.nuv

CRAWFOBDSVILLE MAHKET. Ri:vn:w On iri:, Aug. ltli Vt.oVlt, bbl Hack Fi.uru, sucks Wiikat. VI) Imsli (\mx, Ip bush OATS, luisli..»• 1 1 ay, ton

VjTATOEH, I'Usll Ai'Mics, green hush «lo (driotl) ft Imsli l'KAOiiefi, lo bush Wiiitk

Hkaxs, f) bush

Timothy

Bkkd, ff bush

Ciiickkn*. 19 doz CtlFfHK. lb Seaak. $ Iti.. MOI.AWV.K. pal Hcttkii, lb Koos, doz OlIKKSK, lb

Salt,

jp bbl

Cokn Mkal, tl bush

M.: Iturns

DorlvJohn

f.U

T.'i

.. 40 .. l.j

.. 30

1.00

"110110

.. 1,00

.. ijFio .. 14

... r.o 12^

.. 10 .. 2,00 ... SO

LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING

ill the

l'ost, Ollice,

nt Crawfords

villo, Ind.. on the 1Mb day of August, 1S5S. which If not taken out wit bin thrco months, will lie pent to tho Heucral

I'ost

Ofllee

vertised.'1' Allen E.

11s

l'erxons colling for

dead letters,

the same will

pleaso

Uorryman J. A.: Hall W. T. Hyrn W. H. 2 Uiown Woslov -G. 2 Jlj'rd CJeorjie:

Hoi ton

Patrick

Dixon

Eliza Ann.

,'Kocli Fernando

.Tunics

11. Iliuld

Kerlir.ger Lowis:

«Li|»coinb John W. Martin Vinccnt Mils Boujmand Mason

J.:

William

•"Owens Mnlinda. rurncll T. F. 2 Paris Sarah Phillips ohn W. Pottenger

D. G. Porter D. S.

Jicud Klisa J. Bead John W. Boilings Charles F. Kloliardson Mrs. Bogers T. tjimpson Charles Stover George Springer Andy: Stovcuson L. L. Mrs.

Thompson George Tyler .Toliu Thomas Joel: Taylor Katy T. Ward T. Wilson. SVarbcrton Reuben Woods W. L.

Aug.

14, 1858. [letter*72.]

DISSOLUTION!

BYtvroon

mutual concent tho partnership existing boEluroth A Uarding is this day dissolved, the entire business of tho firm will remain for settlcmeUi, in the hands of C. W. ElUrotb,who cxpeets to continue the business in tho same rooms. ELTZKOTH & IIAIUHNG.

Crawfordsvillo, August 9th,1S5S. As I intend purchasing

a Fall

and Winter

the 1st, of September it isoxpeetod all indebted will do something towards paying their accounts.

Aug. SI, 1858. 8w. C. W. ELTZROTJ1.

NOTICE.

To «nr old Customers.

tgr

are not selling

Ifardwaie

No. 1,

GEOCEHIES in Coaaer*

W eiMl Row, bnt at No. I, Empire Bloekf M*in Strratf next door to Christman &

Store.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Groceries For The

Empire

HAVING

Kffc Boxes Star Candles. 50 half Boxes Star Candles

sale by

Aug. 21st,

time,

however, is of the past. On Saturday, the 7th inst., a man named Brown, a native of Memphis, Tcnn., fruitlessly sought for work at Lagrange, Mo., and, growing despondent, undertook to end his troubles by shooting «ut his brains with a pistol.— Obtaining the weapon, he placed the muzzle to hie head and discharged the contents into Lis brain. Upon examination by a .competent surgeon it was ascertained that the ball passed through the skull, between the eyes, and lodged in the hack of the head. Part of the brain was scattered over the front of the hat.

IV.

Wholesale Crocery,

Block main

250

St.

X3I_ S- COX Sc GO-,

made arrangements EAST and

SOUTH

for

5 200

Hogsheads Sugar,

Barrels Molasses,

250

Sacks

Coffee

£s7~To le received inring the fall and

wintcr._^J

To be Sold at the Lowest Figures, Wholesale or Retail.

Country Merchants nnd Farmers cau

accom

modated, at wholesale, with from 10 to 1,000 pounds Cqffe, Sugat In addition to the above wo have on hand ,'|

Candles-

in store and for

II S* COX fe.

1S48.

Starch.

l«y,*C Boxes Pearl Starch, jnst rcceivod by anff. 51. COX & Co.,

Buckets.

Doz. Tainted Buckets for sale by' Aug.

21. COX &

Co.,

\*rOODEN WAKE of every description just received by

A,, .-2!, COX &

OO I'oxes

#"H)IJ1)AGE

prices bv

August,

Co.

Cheese.

1) Clieo.se

lor sale by

in Store and

Co.,

of every description at manufaotury

2K_ COX, ifc Co.,

Tobacco,

A Largo assortment., Tobacco of qualities for sine by

August 21.it. COX it

Soda,

S.ida,

for by

Aliff. 21. rox

Spices,

All

kinds of

apices

August 21.

Teas,

A T.arjoand

u-verv best brands in store and for

August 21.

KA1SINS.11^,

Half a tca-

1*. :i ,Victor

Mason. wns expelled from a 1 the lights und bene f.txil' Free Mason rv for gross mi-Masonic conduct. I O A S S

We invito tin- attention of the jsiok and aftlicted, to tlie advertisements in ur columns of lr. Masterly* Iodine and Sarsaparilla. and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Totter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific. Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. and Dr. Easterly's l'e\cr (.ml A pie Killer. These medicines uiv. prepared ly 11 thoroughly educated l'liysiei:in, Chemist and l'luiriuaocutisl, so tlmt all can rely upon I hem as being safe nnd elVvctual in curing tlie diseases for wliieli tliey avc recommended. Tlicy are l-tandard remedies, imd ean he found in nearly every Drug imd Apothecary store in tlie United SStatcs. tunc ltM5m.

Kips, Drtes. Prunes, Dried Cnrrants.

L'jiiini «I1 Tie.-li ar.il elieaji. for sale by

.•Vnpiist 21. COX «fc Co.,

Fish,

MAnKKBKLL,,

AVliite

Fish, riekerell, Trout

and Herring for sale at

1'aeKers I'riees. by

August 21. COX &,

FISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

\o. 6,

Commercial

JSJ'Old

K-5S. ..*•1.0(1 .. :.oo

sell for the highest price it will

Milton Bullock

William. Collins Mary Collins L. G. Coleman C. B. Cnskcr Anthony M.

August

\V. G. Dollnliitc Thomas.

Evans Annie Engleinan John: Elder Annie: Enos B. V. Garret James GilkeyJolm Gwinnup William.

Itsvs Mury A. Hall Lueindn 11. 2 liavsMarv. Jooes Geo. WS- Jonson Oharlotto Jon^sf-ophi-nna Johnson

Malin

Mnrtin William Moore Willis

G. Moriron

Mye.nt Joseph: Mount

ers Mr.

J. E. D. My

MoCaiilifl'Michael McCoy George.

lllock.

Stand of

11. S. COX it Co...,/^

The liiglicst prico paid for all kinds of Produce. N. 15. Dive* «t Mcdlciiics al the old stand Xo. 8, (.'oiinncreial

Block.

Aug.

14, lSfig.-tf.

Sale of Lots.

WKCrawfordsvillo.of

have 4" acres

pood land one mile from

011

tlie Dar.villo road, ad

joining Sirs. Hamilton's farm, which wo will lay out in live acre lots each, with the exception of

containing a dwelling house which wi

0110

contain

acres. The building isiviicw frame with fi rooms, and the land is supplied with a never-failing well of water at the door of the house. Ti balance of the lots will each contain half heavy timber and the vest cleared and under good fence, "liachone of these lots will give to the purchaser a suliieitinev of wood to last for twenty years, and as it is

liic finest pasture laud near town every householder should avail themselves of this golden opportunity to purchase one of these lots. This property will be sold on tiie

la.-t

of September.

llic notes became

nay

"ad

011

biing. So

yon

will have a chanec of viewing tlie town

»t

time, as it is just one mile from the

any

M. K.

Church.

II. PUKSKL & BRO.

14,1S35. nttds.

Blacksmithing.

J. S. II1TCI1

•VT70ULD

respectfully inform his friends and the citizens of Montgomery county generally that he is amply prepared to execute with neatness and dispatch all orders for work, l'articular attention paid to horse-shoeing.

td&~ Call nt

the sign of tho Big Shoe, on Green

street, one block south of tho l'ost Office. Crawfordsvillo. Aug. 14.1353. n4m3.

Hides! Hides!

1IE subscriber wishes to purchase green and dry llidcs, Sheep Felts, and Calf Skins, for which

I10

G. W. SNYDER, P. M.

will pay the highest market price.

Aug.

14,1S5S. w:

Particular Notice.

J•

WINN, having disposed of his

goods, and quit the business, would most respectfully inform those who aro indebted to hiin for goods, either bv note or book account, that an immediate settlcmnnt is desired. Tho Books can be found in tho front room over Christman Gregg's store. JACOB WINN.

April 24, 1S5S. v9, n40.

stoek

COMPLETE assortment of WALL PAEBP, Window Blinds, Curtain Fixtures, Tassels, &c., for

aata

nwvl'59. PRANK TIEATON'S.

THE MAMMOTH

CHEAP STORE.

-T"

Gregg's

H. S. COX A CO

Angnst 21,1858. n5tf.

calling attention of the good people of JL Old Montgomery, to our large and

Magnificent Stock

BOOTS AND SHOES, R.

O I N

HATS AMD CAPS,

FURNISHING GOODS,

CARPET BAGS, &c., &o.,

WErior

have no hesitancy in saying that on supefacilities for purchasing Goods East, enables us to

N E S E

Any establishment West of the Mountains. Our stoc'k of Boots and Shoes was bought at the Factories, and are

Much

Better Class of Work

Than is commonly brought hero. The advantage of

intimate acqugintancc with the Manufactures and Jobbers enables us to purchase our stoek from

„_r ,,

Atiffuest. -1 COX &

per cent.

JB_ M*2 Than our neighbors

if you will call,

Co.,

in the trade, and we promise

will give yon the benefit of

ourlow purchases, to now is the time tor the Ladies to

vY a

And Gentlemen cau fir.d any article they are in

the

habit, of wearing from a pair of

to an

Co.,

Suspeiulcii. .tc. Walk

in lar/re quantities, at

wlmlesalu and

ufail. IV

sale bv COX & Co.,

j. k.

is. 11. n:.UG, WM.

general assortment of Teas of tlie

VANrK.

s:ile

vlieap by

Cox

Glassware,

overv description fur sale very cheap by

A up. 21. COX

Co.,

Kl.Sjustoii

the way

aoy. JI. COX & CO.

T. D. ¥lU)WiV,T

DKAT.KU IX

O E I E S

Wfnilow fiiiiss, Glass Ware,

E S S

Cordage, Tubs, Buckcls, Churns,

.Shoe

Strings

O E O A A Mipeiior n'icle of Phiv!?. Collais,

in when you aie in town

and take a look—we will

ljc^luil t.

show

1). H. kKox.

Mick, Salesman. Aug.

14,

lS58.-lv.

«.I:OI:GK MI-nns. A SI OS Tliojirsnx.

MAMMOTH STOCK

DBT-GOODS, &C.,

AT LESS TIIAN

NEW YORK COST.

'1MIE RUJ5SCIIIBERS

and best

A E S S I I A N

forelosure of the balance of the purchase money. Wo have paid twenty-one hundred dollars on the land, and old Whistle Breeches closed on us before

due,therefore tlie land will

have to bo sold. The property is very valuable and

we desire every one to attend the sale.

£her-

itf Schooler will sell the land, and the title will lie pood as wc cannot pay it out. and we want

it to

NEW-YORK COST!

Wc rcspeclfullj solicit an

Examination of Cur Stock,

AND GUARRANTEE THAT NO PERSON SHALL GO AWAY DISSATISFIED!

Tins STOCK COMPRISES EVERY

TITIXG IX THE LINE OF

STAPLE AND FANCY

mOTIOMrS?

HATS, CAPS, &c«, &c.,

DCrCall and see. The Goods

and Prices sper.k for themselves.

J. K. KomNSON,

.Call

at Mark's Meat Market, on Main street, opposite tho Court House. ISAAC A. MAKKS. ..

n4m2.

Br. Easterly's

IODINE AND SAJtSAPARILLA. Will cure all diseases arising from an impure sUte of tbe

Blood,

UF.V.TAlITAI1T

Sold by

having bought the largest

STOCK OE GOODS

Ever before brou^lit to tlii.s liuirkct. ortui tliciu to the citizcns :tr.l people gcnerallv,

A E S S I E S

Than ever before heard of in the Tl ~csl. These goods have fam carefidly sclvctcd and icdl be sold

or a depraved condition of the

fluids of the system, vi: Cancers, Swelling of the Glands, Bhenmatism, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Goutre, Pains in the

Bones

and

Joints, Ulcers in the Month and

Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Dise^pes. This medicine Marches out the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the system, thns removing the cause, which renders the cube certain nnd pebvasent.

Dn. Easterly's

Iodine

and Sarsapabjlla

kers Specific you can

Xancy

Saleslncu.

J. W. OAKVIX, July IT, 1S3S. Nc. i52.-lv.

Sa-h, Window Glass, &c.

2COO

Lights of Pine Sash, assori cd sizes 75 hoses

Window Glnss do

0\VE"S,

apr

cnti.estock of

will

cure the worst jiebccrial disease, and drive out and destroy every particle of iiEBCcity which is in the srsTinr and enre its bad effects.

It will cure secondary stpiiilis or vexebeal disease and

will drive the

sypilitic virus

nnd all

TAINTS &D(1 tOISOSUTS HATTEt. Otlt of

the system through the tores of the skis, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of health and purity. It is a positive cure for livep. complaint

and

DYFPEi*siA,

time.

nscd a propcf length of

challenge

the world to produce, its equal

in these complahit3. The Afflicted will bear in mind that Db. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsafarilla

will cure all

Nervous

discuses,

female Com

plaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys. Blnddcr and Urinary organs, in a few days. It will remove Pimples and Blotches from the face, and mfllic the Skin Clear, White and Bcaxttiful as Alabaster. It does this by purifying the BLOOD, and by its prompt

action

ou the Liver,

Kidneys, and Sccrctarv Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter,

tle, or

Kingworms, Scald Head,

Clo'-ehes, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutaneous diseases nre advifcd to procure Gridlcy's Salt Rheum and Titter Ointment to apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the Blood, and causc the sores to discharge their tutrid matter, alid tho ointment

heals them. When both arc used (which I always recommend)a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the best and most powerful curatives known to man.

75 cents

per

Bottle. Both aro prepared

by Dr. Easterly,corner of Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Missonri, sole proprietor, to whom ail orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Brown and M.mson & Towers, druggists, in Crawfordsvillo, and by druggists generally.

Jsr-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 tho 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

Gloves.

CURK YOURSKLF.

pany the medicine. Price

Powers, in Crawfordsville, and

generally.

ering with At.uk

0 0 0 3

O I N

Gents Furnishing Goods,

M'Creary,

Impleaded

wi'Ji

Doors, «fcc.. for sale by apr. 24 '55 GltlMES A BUKBR1DGK.

Hnrlcy's Bnll's, and Guysott's Sar-

saparilla, for sale by

•24WS MANSON & POWERS.

AYEKYBru*shcp,

large assortment of Paint and White Wash for sale by apr 24

!5S

MANSON & POWERS.

Boxes Star nnd Adamantino Candles, for

OU salo cheap by ap?24'5S ANSON & POWERS.

OODS and Christadora Hair Dve for sale "by apr 24 '58 .. MANSON & POWERS.

DPERIOR Frcsb Teas at apr 24 '5S NANSON & 1*0WEES'.

Crawfordsvillo, April

0 Bottles for $3.

Ointment

fair trial

is all I ask—I do not fear the result. Price of tho Iodine and Sarsaparilla

$1 per Bot

Gridlcy's halt Rheum

COMMON COLD.

Coughs aiul Colds lead to

Consusii'tion, and thou

to an early death. Reader, have you

vou.

T. D. Brown and

Cough,

Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure

once

that celebrated remedy,Dn. Carter'sCough Bal

sam whieli

never fails to relieve a Cough in

ty-f.mr

cents large bottles.

lor §•".

twen-

hours, and always cunics the

worst casizs

o'f Colds. Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in a few days.

l'i iee—1

rial bottles,

£1

per bottle, or bottles

£3?" DR. EASTERLY,

eoi ncr Third and Chest

nutstreets,St.Louis, Mo.,sole proprietor,to whom all ord

must be addressed to get the genuine.—

Manson

Excitement,etc.,

& Powers,i

Crawfordsvillo, and by druggists generally.

EsTDll. HOOPER'STEJlALf? CORDIAL Will euro all Female Complaints, such as Execssi vc,Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Compleetion, lleadaelic,

Dizziness, Weak Nerves,

Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Cheeked Prcspi-ation, Excesses, Over-

of the Sexual organs: Dr. lloop-

per's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever invented.

J5?*~Priee •t1 ler bottle, or

six bott'es for *•".

Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by

T. ]).

Brown, and Manson

it Powers,

in Crawfordsvillo. andby druggists getiKrally.

.S~IR

RAKER'S SI'ECU FIC

will

erne

Gonorrhoea, Glccto.Stricture, Seminal Weakness. Chordce, diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Reader, have you a Private Disease? Do not neglect it. De

lay is Dangerous. Dr. Baker's Si-kcikfic is

safe, speedy, and

and pre

vent exposure, as plain directions for

use

accom

.f 1 SO

per bottle.

J3?"DR. EASTERLY,

corner Third and Chest

nut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, whom all

ordeisninst

cenuiiic.

be addressed to get the

Soid by

T. D.

Rrown, and Manson

by druggists

DR EASTERLY'S

KIT FEVER AND AC II' KILLER-Will ure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent ai\d

Remittent Fevers, all the

various forms of Fevers incident to Billious Climates.

If there

is a

and I-'iivki:,

10. 1S»3.

tliey arc advised to

procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a

positive cure—speedy and permanent. Try it. l'riec $1

per bottle or

Philip N. Prewit. T7"JIEREAS, said plaintitl' by her attorneys ^'V

Wallace

State

White, tiled in'the Clerks ofti'cc

of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County. Indiana, her ietition for partition as her cause of action in the above entitled cause, and said plaintiff also

lileu

the proper affidavit of a

disinte-cstcd person setting forth that the said

deicndant Nancy .M 'Crcary is

Indiana*,

eouit

R. H. CRAIG & Co.,

mencing on the

not a resident of the

tlicrclore

notice

the f.lintr and

lendeiiev ofsai'l petition is hereby piven to the said

Dcfendat

Nancy

M'Cieary.

that she may

pear 011 tljC first day of tlie next term

said

to be holdcn in tho Court House, at Crawfords vUic

said County of Montgomery, com

lirstMondav of''ctobcrnext, 1 So•

and answer said pctitii

11.

Attest: «.* Win. C. VANCK, Clerk. Aug. 14,1S5S. No- -l.-4w.

STATE OF INDIANA, I

Montgomery County,

MonUtomen- Circuit Court. Scptcmbe. Tcnn, A. D. 1S53. Fredrick Kostanzer, 1 vs. Complaint for Divorce. Mary Y. Kostanzer,

WHEREAS, said plaintiff by Wallace fe White, liis attorneys!, filed in the clerks officc of said court, his complaint in the above entitled cause, said plaintinby his attorneys also filed the affidavit of a disinterested person BOttinjr Jorth that said de-r fendant is not a resident of t£e State of Indiana, therefore notice of tho filing and pendency of said complaint is hereby given to said non resident defendant, Mary J. KosUnzer, that she appear cm tlie first day of the next term of said court to be holden in the Court House a« Crawfordsvillo in said county of Montgomery, commencing on tlie first Monday in September next (1853 )and answer said complaint.

Attest Win. C. VANCE, Clerk. Aug. 7th., No. 4-w3.

O O S A N

kaimcal cure.

With Dr. Ba

H. N. CHRIST3IAN. S. H. GREGG-.

IIAS REMOVED HIS

Book and Stationery Store,

TO II E

N. W. Corner of Slain & Green Sis.,

IN TIIE ROOM FORMERLY OCCITIED BY

PURSEL & BRO.,

Where he has on hand and for sale

POCKET CUTLERY, PURSES,

Pictures, Portmonies &c.

Don't fail to drop in at the "Old Corner!" Crawfordsvillo, May 1, .rf. V.inllyl.

BAPTIST,

Oltlnnrl

I S A N & E

HARDWARE AND COMMISSION

nc mm. jm. rmr mm

No. 2, Empire Block, Crawfordsville, Ind.

DEALERS IN

Iron, Nails, Steel, Axles, Springs, Sash and Glass,

Bolts, Mechanic's Tools,

AXD A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

ENGLISH, GERMAN ANO AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

ALSO, SADDLERY, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS,

Together with Agricultural Implements, among which is

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,

Woodbnry's Patent Portable Horse Power

THRESHER AND SEPARATOR.

Cutting Boxes, Corn Crushers, Corn Planters & Sliellers,

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

Kuhns and Hains' Grain Drill.

All ofdefs nddressod to us slial! meet with prompt attention. CIIRISTMAN & GREGG, No. 2,

2-1,1S53.

REMOVAL!

STATIONERY!!

E M. IIEATON

E A

ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND

School, Blank & Miscellaneous

IHBB

New School

lletlioilist ard

ment*,

man. woman or child

Uibk'.s.

FOOLS

six bottles for $5.

Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut selects St. Louis. Sole proprietor, to whom all rdcrs must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by

T. 1).

Brown, and Manson

& Powers, Agents

for Crawford.-ville. and by druggists generally. June

No.

4S-fin.

Court of Common

l'leas

Si:.-an F.

Oct. term,

Brown,

IS 55.

Petition for Partition.

Thecrcat

Presbyterian,

Cristian Hymn Hooks—'Testa

Sac.2d

suff

Mclodcons, The

Christian Psalmist,

and for sale

chciip by

Cap. Letter. Note, Letral. Hill, Hath and

PniJcr

Euvclo|)os and an at

Lafavette and In a a is

prii'CJ.

maylTjS. FliANIv UK A TO.VS.

TOBACCO!* TOBACCO!!

I A S I A S

W O E S E A N E A I

THE most

SS:

STATE OF INDIANA, 3I«iitgoiiu'ry County,

choice brands of Tobncco

will

Iron and Nails.

Tons assorted Iron

150 KeOT

Nails inst. received and for sale

by UIM'MKS & HUKHKIDCH. "sipril 24,1SS?.

TO TIIE CITIZENS OF TIIE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

1 take this method of informing the Citizens of the District that owins: to my duties ut home that 1 shall be compelled to decline beinif a candidate for Congress in the ceming Campaign. Hut will u^e inv utmost exertions to suppl\ all my customers with the best article of

Tilt, Copper & Slicct Uroii, Ware that is Manufactured in

Montgomery County.

And every body knows that am the only bo.-.-tini er in the town of Crawfordsville. Bucks Stoves standi unrivaled as vet.

JOHN HOOVER.

June 26, 1553. Xo. 4U-tf.

Farming Implements.

CRADLES.

Scythes, Snaths, Rakes, Shovels

Spades, noes, Plows and Cultivators. Al.^o^. 25 of Stanford's Straw and Hay Cnttcrs the pub Jic arc respectfully invited to examine this machine for utility, durability and cheapness, it

e:ianr?2-tC'osV^^grimbs'&'^burbridge.

rnE

U. S. Dispensatory and Dr. Drake 011 the Diseases of the Valley on sale by DeclOJ Fbank

A1R1ES AND DAILY JOUJtWAL FOR 1856: For sale al Fuank IlEATOw'e No. 1, Empire Block.

Empire Block.

v'Jn40.

BOOT AI\D SHOE

E O I 3

Corner of Green & Main, Sis.

The only exclusive Boot & Shoe Store in

CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Where customers

cnn purchase

not only every kind

of article in the Hoot and Shoe trade but at prices

Lower Than InvwhciT Else.

inducement we

o(lor

the beautiful quality

Hy trading

shoes.

in our priecsand

anil

durability of our stoek

of Hoots and Shoes arc such that every man,woman and child will save

Twenty-five Per cent

at our establishment a

lur

(|iiarter

Tiie fi.

llowing comprises a list

Splendid stoek of

Ladies'Kid Congress Cuitcrs: Lace Gaiters

.... Kid

Slippers:

Mixed cotton half

Shawm,

&t\, &c., always 011

hand

may 1 '5S. FHANK IIEATUX.

it Cijrars

be sold at the lowest lijrnres by A. NOLTE, Tobaconist. May, 23, 1S5S. No.^l-'Vin.

lose

Woolen Half Hoe Fancy cotton

l.alf H"se:

Ladies Cotton Hose: Woolen Hose: The stock embraces every vaiieiy

andntyli:.

will be sold at the very lowest

and

fiirurcs

B5?"Connectcd

for

CASH.

with the establishment is a

ufaeturinir

Man-

Department. All orders for Work, ex

ecuted with promptness and dispatch. May

S 'oS-v9n4ii-tf. DAY 11) KESTEIJ.

"Music for the Million!"

-J

A «sr.

Greencastle Music Store!

I'iano Foistks from SI ".".00 to SSou.O^.

Melodkons

from to

(fi.iTAiis from to ?.'0.no. VIOLINS from Sl.ou to $50.u0. Also, a full and complete stock of

Sheet Mn.sic nnd Musical .tlerchnnil ise, of all kinds, conslantl on band and for sale at •SMASH DOWN l'AXIC I'KICKS."

Our i'iano Fortes are from the following Noted Factories: Chickcnnir it Sons. Host oil.

Woodward & Urown, A. it .1. Kcorh. Buffalo. IVtew. Cragtf »t Co. Louisville. A. H. (ialc it o. New Vork. Child it Bishop's Celebrated Mclodeons. The above Instruments cannot be surpassed, ard will be sold on terms defying competition We respectfully invite those wishing anything :r the Music line to call and examine our" stock.--All orders promi.tlv attended to. Addrefs. 1{. DOBBINS it CO.. Greencastle. Ind.

N. B. Every instrument fully warranted. March 2'i, 1S.1S. iii3ijyl.

Table and Pocket Cutlery.

AFlNK

assortment, of a superior quality, received by apr. 21'08. GKI.M KS A BL'RBRIDG

Tools.

Vcrs'

GENKKAT.

assortment of Curpcnters".

and Blacksmith?' Tools, received bv apr.

24 '"9. (JKIMKS it BURB1:IIG General Hardware.

A FULL asftortincnt. for building purposes

ccived and for sale bv tpr.

24 '5S. GRIMES & BORHIMDC Groceriea

COFFEE

Sugar. Molasses, Teas, Tobacco,

lopened by apr24. 'Ss

HMississippi e.vtojj, No. 1 Empire Block.

A--Fabcr'»

Can

dies, Si,ices, Dvc Slulfs. itc., ic. apr. 24 *5* "GIMMES fc HIIRBRIDf'

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

LARGEand compkte stock, received and now Ix opened

GKIMES A BURBRIDGE1.

KNOLD'S & BUTLER'S Inks, Gillot's Tens, I'eneils. Mncilaec at 20(^-10 ots jer bottle wit Brush, at FRANK HEA'I ON'S. Dec.

IV 1507.

No. 1, Knij-ire Bk-ck

CAMPBELL

& CO.,

Have i*eceived tlieii*

Immense Stock of

SUMMER GLOTHI

For Men and Boys' Ware,

EMBRACING ALL THE NEW STYLES

OF THE SEASON.

Also, llicir new stvles oi'

A S

N O W E A

of a dol-

saved those times is an itmn that no one should overlook. Heinjr exclusive in the business

ami

with

the best of facilities for doing business wc arc enabled to

UNDERSELL

Anv of the Dry

Goodsstoresin

and

town thatsell Boots

of our

Boots and Shoes.

Kip Heeled Shoes: Calf Sewed Shoes: Sheep Skin Over-Shoes: Lasting Congress (iaiteis

ICid Huskins: Calf Heeled Shoes: (Soat J5oots:

Kitbbe: Over-Shoes: Moccasins, Fur and Cotton

Lined

Gents' Calf Cork soled Hooti: Single

])ouble

Grained Hoots

Cloth congress Gaiters Kip Shoes: Doubled soled Calf Hoots

Calf contrress Gaitci Plain calf Shoes:

Grloves and Hosiery.

Gents' Buck Gloves

a Morino Hose:

All to be Sold at ow Prices.

BBLS. SALT on hand and in transit,

OUU for sale bv junelU'js. CAMl'BELL »fc CO.

OOffe 1IALF Barrels White Fish and Trout, UU for sale by junel'j'53. CAMPBELL & CO.

TIIO.SK

who wish to buy goods at low priccs, and have lurge stoek to soleet from, will go junelO'SS. [to CAMl'BELL & CO.

NEW GOODS!

CHEAP GOODS!!

Spring and Summer

O O S S

Allen, Galey & Keeran

Arc now prepared for the Spring and Summer trade with a select stock of Spling and .Summer

O O S

Which they are now oll'ering to their friends and patrons and the community at large at tiie lowest

I S I 1 I E S

And 011 favorable terms c.xactly suited to tho

I E S

As it is useless to undertake-, to enumerate tho

VAKIETY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

Of troods of which our stock consists We would briefly state that we have a

1 a 2-:

OF STAPLE AND

A N O O S

Suited to the v:car of

Gcnls, Ladies. Boys and Girls,

ALSO A STOCK OF

(iroiTi'ies,

Hardwire

and

QUEENSWARE &,C.,

All of whie'u wo o:fjr to our friends in exchange for all kinds of merchantable

FKODl'C !•].

Beinir thankfnl for pa.-t favors wu once more extend a general invitation,

C: mc One! f'omc All!!

Brin.tr your Butler, Lard, Feathers, Rags, Bacon, Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,

For which we will allow you 'he

MARKET PRICE IX GOODS.

At the Store of ALL EX, GALKY «t ICF.FIKAX. in the Ifonni formerly occupied by Graha!!! IJrolhers. West of the turt Uoiije.

M.iv 1st. 1:'S. ly.