Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 September 1858 — Page 3

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$ Colonel Ou, a Democratic Member of "Congreu from South Carolina and Speaker of the House of Representatives, in a recent speech at a barbecue given in his honor, the folloiKngpatriotic and beautiful "*ienliment:

A cobbler in a few hours can destroy the most splendid architectural pile to restore it in its symmetiy and grandeur is \he work of years of patient toil by master mechanics. It is easier to pull down than to build up. If the alternative was prescnted to the South, of continuing in the Union as inferiors in the rights and privileges of a common government, or to disiiofre the Union, we should not hesitate in choosing the latter. Neither States nor individuals can look upon life as a boon if it is to bo spent in disgrace—conscious of self-degradation. My ardent prayer is, that no such alternative may ever come.— When this Government is destroyed, neither you ner me, your children nor my children will ever lives v£s.ec so good a Government reconstructed 'a government that gives such ample prdtection to all the rights of persons and property at home and abroad, and requires so little from the citiieninretum.

Let us, then, to-day, resolve that we •will cordially co-opcrate with the patriotic men in all sections in maintaining the true principles of the Constitution, and not only thereby obviate thejn&cessity of revolution^ nut administer the government so justly as to obliterate all the alienation and discord that pervade tJu8,,now prosperous and happy country.

I6T" Baron Humboldt lias predicted liis own death. A letter written by liim, lately read in one of the Prussian law courts, caused a sensation from as containing the declaration, "My death will take place in 1859," and urging that it would be better to postpone a certain publication of his works till then.

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THE MARKETS. LAFAYKTTE, Sept. 8.

Flour—Superfine $4.7o: extra $5,00. Bbl. Salt—S1.85. Grain—Corn 40c. Wheat 60c@Sl,00. Oats 45@48c. Hay $()@S7. Rye 55c. liarlcy 60c. Corn Meal 60c.

.'J CINCINNATI,

Every jiorson is invited to turn out, and hear liim.

vn.

BEf

Sept. 8.

Flour—[email protected] for good to choicc superfine, and $5,10(3}$:"),30 for extra. Wheat—The market is dull and priccs tending downward, and are 2@3c per bu. lower. Sales 300 bushels choicc white at $1,15 300 bushels good white at SI,04 300 bush, prime red at Si,03.

Corn—Prices have advanced l@2c per bush. Sales 1000 bush, at 57c. Oats—Trices have declined 2c per bu. Sales 1300 bu. at depot, at 58c.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

•TAMi HARNET, JOHN LEI:, W IT.J.IAM K. WA?.I.ACI:, SAMUKL OII.MI.ANI), JOHN Brcic and .TAMES II. VANARMIAI.I.. Democratic Candidates of Montgomery Count/, and JOHN MORGAN, Domocriitie Candidate for Common Picas Prosecutor, will incut find address their fullow-citizcis at tlio following times nnd places, viz:

Pleasant Hill. Mnnlny. Sept. 1 "t,h. 1 o'clock. Moore's Cross Roads, same day. 4 o'clock. Middlctown. Tuesday, Sept. 11th. 1 o'clock, .^iinford Grav's. saiiiodav, 4 oVIock. -A liuno. Wednesday. Si-pt. IStli. 1 o'clock. .•v, .. Yonntsvillc. same tiny. 7 o'clock.

Wavebmd. .Saturday. f-'opt. lstli. 10 o'clock, lirniviif ville, niliik! day, a olblook. Parkcrsburjr, Monday. Sept. 2'"th. 1 o'clock. ^Martin's Saw Mill. i»ing day, 1 o'clock. l.adoca. Tuesday. Sept. 21st, 1 o'clock, .v.ij.imlcil, Wednesday. Sept. 22d. 1 o'clock. ••l'orner's School Hon«i, same day. 7 o'clock. -'I'etorsonV Snw Mill, Thursday, Sept.. 2-'!. 1 o'clk. iftoohcr's School II -use. Friday. 2-t-. 1

Shannondale. Friday, Sep!. 2-ltli, 7 o'clock. Crawfordsvillc. Saturday. Sept. 2-V.li, 1 o'clock. Centre School House, Monday. S.-pt. 27, 1 o'c k. v'J'Vodcricksburjr. same day, 7 o'clock.

Hon. LEW WALI.ACB and ol. SI. D. MANSON will lie present nt some of thoso appointments.— Let every "Old Lino I.)og" turn out.

JOHN W. BLAKE, Democratic Cnudidntc for Congress, Will address his fellow-citizens of Montgomery CMintv nt. tlio following times and places:

Plcnsnnt Hill, Fridiiy, Sept. 2lt!i, at 1 p. in. Middle-town. 7 'mwford.svillo. Suli rdny, Sept. 25tli. 1 p. tn. Centre School IIOUFC, Slon.lnv, Sept. 27. 1 p. m. .Frcderickshurir. 7 Lndopn, Tuesday, Sept. 25th, at 1 p. m. PnrkoiBbitrph, 7 Drowns Valley, Wudncsdav, Sept. 2?, 1 p. m. Alnmo. 7 Dnrlinpton, Thursdnv, Sept. 30th, nt 1 p. in. Peterson's Saw Mill, 7

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STATE OF INDIANA, I Montgomery County, Court of Common Pleas Oct. term, If."?. Tsanc C. Elston, "1 Henry S. Lane,

A,ud.mcnt.

Ah ram Korst. "\T7HK1IEAS, tiio \id plaintilTs. bv their nttorV» ncya. Wilson McDonald, fileA in the clerks )4Doevf'pfl(d \o\vK, tltclr complaint, affidavit and nnAftitakinp in tlx above entitled ennso. snid plai ntitls by tleir *tto»neys. also filed the affidavit of a ^isintcrestod person setting firth that said defendant, Abranj rorst, i« netn resident of tlio State of IndUflt. therefore said defendaut is hereby notified ofthe jwdency of this action, and that unless lie appear in said court ou the second day of tlio nest term thereof to bo begun and held in tho Court Honse in Cravfordsville on the finrt Monday of October next HS5S) and answer sai.l complaint, tho same will be lswd and determined in iii* abacenco and deculfhi accordingly.

TT Witness the clerk and seal ofsaid court .l"- •••J this 2d dav of September, 1S5S. *Wm. C. VANCE, Clerk. September 11, IS5S. Jfo. S-w3.

Grocery & Provision

S O E 3

Oaskill & Eastlack, WODLD

RegpcctfulJj inform their customers and the citizens of Montgomery county pcnerallx. that tlicv nro now opened in tlio room formerly" pccuplqd \v Oaloy Ividge, west of the .Court fiotise, ou Wusliiugton Sfreot, where they will koop on hand* a l»rjjo and well selected stoon of

.... .Family Gxoceries,|^^| "Wliich will bb sold at the smallest profits for CASH. Wo have now on bands a sjijwioj article of

Tea, Coffee, -r.T. Sugar,

j'i Bice,.

r|!3'

the attention of the rick and af

flicted, to the idverti semen t» in our eolamns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine-and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Kheunr ind TetWr Oiiitment. DUv CartAr's Cough Balsam, Jr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. There medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in caring the diseases for which they are recommended. They arc standard remedies, and can be fonnd in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store In tue United States. iunel9-6m.

CRAWFORDSVUXE MABKET. REVIKW OrFicE, Sept. lltli, 1S5S FIOCR. 9 bbl SACK FLorit, 50 lb sacks WHEAT. S bnsh COBS, bnsh OATS, bash li AY, ton POTATOES, bnsli APPLES, (jrreen) btish do (dried) $ bnsh PEACHES, do 3jj) bnsh WNRRB BEAXS, ft

bush

TIMOTHV SEED, bush CnicKESP. 5? doz CorrEE. lb SCO All. fl Mor,ASSES. tRigal BUTTER. $ lb Eoos, doz CHEESE. lb SAT.T. bbl COKN MEAL, $ bush

1,00 none 1,00 2.25 1,50 14 12 50 12^ 5 10 2.60 50

1858 Splendid Carriages 185£

AND BUGGIES,

AT REDUCED PRICES.

NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE.

JS.tensive

DULLER having increased his already exfacilities tor manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & LIGHT VEHICLES

of every description by nssociatinj as partners the undersigned "practical workmen froln date takes this method to infurirt his numerous customers and the public in general that tlicy ha\'effacilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better and Nvatcr IVork

than any similar establishment of the kit.d. Any person in want of good work would do well to call and examine for themselves before purchasing uWvvherc. Beinir all practical workmen and employing norm hut the most skillful, and using the very best of material, toccthur with our long acquaintance with the wants of this section of country, enables us to give the best satisfaction as regards

I'HlCfi, AND DURABILITY OF WORK.

Rcrantig executed with neatness and dispatch, alsn I'.lacksinithing, Trimming, Painting Vc. t-5?" All our work wanvntod one year.

Profoundly grateful to a generous public for their past patronage, the senior partners respectfully »o|jcit a continuance of the same to the new lirm. l-i?" Siirti- .l. S. Miller

& Co.,

-Market Street

North of the t'olirt house Sqti»-c. .1. S. MH.LKR, II. 1IKKFNKK,

S. MILLHK.

Sept. 11. 1:,S. \ln-nS Iv.

Ladoga Academy.

HUMS new nnd splendid Institution will go into operation on tlic 16/// of September in at.

It will be fr.rt:ihed with the finest school furi iture, made by l^liase it* Son. Hutfalo. N. V. The line buildin.' just completed will accommodate about two hundriid pupils, arid a large attendance is expected, as young men from every direction hnve signified their intention of coming here to commrii. wirh thu first term.

Boarding can bo had cheap, and tuition will ranire front to .^^.00 pjr quarter. Let yount men come at least one dnv before the With, in order to boarding, itc.

KW 'IIA HI) ,\1. .IOUNSOX. Principal. Ladoga, .Montg.-nv ry county. Sept. 10. 3 lm.

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TI1K

FALL TEUM in this Institution will commencc on TiieMl«y» September 11th, I85R.

Miss II. STEVKNS will still continue her connection with the school as First Assistant Teacher and fiovci ness of the Female department.

The school for l!os will be under my immediate instruction and control. It is the intention of the teachers to furnish, in both departments, ample ad vantages fort no quirf men*, of a thorough Knglidi and Classical Kduention.

TEIIMS OK TI ITION will vary from I 01 TO AT 00 per term of 13 weeks, in accordance with the branches pursued.

Scholars from abroad will find no dilliculty in obtaining pleasant hoarding places, on reasonable terms.

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Motes^,sf Confectioneries, a

Cigars,

-Spices, Notions, &c*9

Wa wsah to trade for all the produce tho Parmw»bHnrto Market. We will pay theWgheat pnee. We aolioit a call from one and all.

Aug. 88, n«-tf. OASI^ILL & EA8TLAOK.

JOHN M. 1UJTLKH. No.6 \v3.

August 2S, 1S."S.

ROBERT M. HOW,

Pfoiluc?, Forwarding- & Conimis ju

Nerchant.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.

HAVlNfl

cliarec of ilie Grain Ware House and Pier nt tlie above place I am prepared to do a general

Produce, Commission Storage Business.

Farmers wiyliing tc store their grain onn "do so liv seiuiins to my care and have it sold when t.iey desire. Advance* made on consignments of grain in stoio. Produce of all descriptions received for sale in this or Chicago Market.

REFERENCES. Marine Dank, Chicago. Dow, Hurd

C. T!. Blair, Mich. City. II- Jewell, September 4tli, 1S5S.

Co.

Jfo. 7-lm

O A S E

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undersigned take this method of informinir their friends and tlio bnllance of ankind. that they ara onca more nronarod to fnrnbh them witb all kinds of 7

Cabinet Ware and Chairs

Alsol a large Jot of Double and

Single Mattresses, at

No. 4,. Commercial Row.

O I S S

Furnished as usual witli or without tbo Ilearee.

Jf. B. Wo hope our friend* will eotnc ftrward and Settle their accounts jipmediataly, we need the money. KOSS & WHITE,

No, 4, Commercial Row, Crawfordsvillc.. Ind, September -Jtb, 1S5S, No. T-6m.'

N O I E

To air old Onstomera.

VTTX »n not selling GKOCEKIES in Coauaer* W clal Row, bnt *t JVo.l,Enapire Block, Bfaia Strr^t, next door to Hardwate fitore. 0. S. COX & CQT

Atagast SI, 13[fiSv *5tr.

NEW ARRANGEMENT. For Groceries

1,000

Aug.

The

Wholesale Croeery,

!¥•. 1, Empire Bloek Main St

3r=C- S. COX St CO-

HAVING

MADE

SOUTH for,

$4.00 1,25 75 40 40 6,00 50

arrangements EAST and

200 Hogsheads Sugar, 250 Barrels Molasses, 250 Sacks Coffee,

BTTo be received inring the fall and winter?

To be Sold at the Lowest Figures,

Wholesale or Retail.

Cpmitry Merchants' and Farmers can be accommodated, at wholesale, with from

pounds Coffe, Suga? SfC., J*c.,

In addition to the above we have on liand^

Candles-

RA Boxes Star Candles. W 50 half Boxes Star Candles in.store and for salo by li. S. COX &. Co.,

21st, XS4S. No."£.-tf.

Starch.

W Boxes Pearl Starch, just received by Aug. 21. COX & Co.,

Buckets.

Sfl Doz. Painted Buckets for sale by An«.21. COX & Co.,

OODEN WARE of every description just received by .21, COX & Co. Aug

Cheese.

A A Boxes a No. 1, W. K. Cheese in Store nnd

for sale by

Auguest, 21. COX & Co.,

^ORDAGE of every description at manufactory prices by August, 21. COX & Co.,

Tobacco, I'

A Large assortment, Tobacco of qualities for sale by ... August 21st. COX & Co.,

Soda,

"1 ft Kegs S. C. Soda, foi sale by Aug'. 21. COX & Co.,

Spices,

ALL kinds of Spices in lar^rc quantities, nt wholesale and retail, for sale by August 21. COX & Co.,

Teas,

Lure and general assortment of Teas of the very best brands in store und l'oc s:ilc cheap by August 21. COX ife Co.,

Glassware,

avcrv deseription for sale vcrv cheap bv Aug. 21. COX & Co.,

'H?A1SINS, Figs. Drtes. Prunes. Dried Currants. Luimnons, all fresh ai.d cheap, fur sale by

August 21. COX & Co.

Fish.

WJfACKF.RKLL, White Fish. Pickerel!, Trout and Herring, for sale tit Packers Prices, by (.'OX & Co..

August 21.

UAHIJKLS just on the wav for aug. 21. COX. & CO.

S. BHATCH

WOULD

li nd

respectfully inform his friends

tho citizens of Montgomery countv generally that he is amply prepared to execute with neatness and dispatch all orders for work, l'articular attetitii paid to horse-shoeing.

Call at the sign of the Kig Shoe, on Green street, one blocks nth of the Post O lieo. rawfordsvillc, Aug. 14, ISoS. n4m".

Hides! Hides!

THE

piiliscribcr wishe.H to purciiase croon and ilry Hides, Sheep Pelts, and Calf Skins, for which lie will pay the highest market price. Call at Murk's Meat Market, on Main street, opposite the Court Mouse. ISAAC A. MAKKS.

Aug. 14, ISoS. n4ni'2.

T. I). BIIOWW

DKALKU IN

GROCERIES,

Wmdowfilass, Glass Ware,

ID "y E S TXT FPS,

Cordage, Tubs, Rucked, Cliurn«,

FISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY.

iVo. O, Commercial Block.

£5T01d Stand of ir. S. COX & Co..^£J

The highest price paid for all kinds of Prodi ee.

N. P. Druirs Mcdleines at the old stand No. 3, Commercial P.liek. ..... Aug. 14, lS.'g. -tf.

Sale of Lots.

"WTyE have 47 acres of gooj land one mile from

Crawfordsvillc. on the Dar.ville road, adjoining Mrs. Hamilton's farm, which we will lay out in five aero lots each, with the exception of one containing a dwel'ina lionse which will contain 7 acres. The building is anew frame with 6 rooms, and the land is supplied with r. ncvcr-failinsc well of water at the door of the house. Tl balance of tlie lots will each contain half heavy timber and the rest cleared and under pood fence. Each one of these lots will give to the purchaser a sufficiency of wood to last for twenty yoare,. and ns it is the finestpasfure land near town every householder should avail themselves of this golden opportunity to purchase one of these lots. This property will be sold on the last of September.'on a forclosure of the balance of the purchase money. Wc have paid twenty-one hundred dollars on the land, and old Whistle Breeches closed on us before the notes bccamc due, therefore the land will have tD be sold. The property is very vulnablc and wc desire every one to attend the salo. Sheriff Schooler will sell the land, and the title will be good as vc cannot pay it out, and we want it to sell for the highest price it will bring. So yon will have a chance of viewing the town at any time, as it is jnstonc mile from the M. E. Church.

II. rU£SEL & BBO.

August H, 1S55. •. n4tds.

Administrators Notice.

N,OTICEken

is hereby given that the undersigned has ti out letters of administration, de bonus non. vri' will annexed, on the estate of David Power* Sen. THOMAS W. FLOBER.

Sep. 4. n7. wS. Administrator.

Notice

ISappointed

herabv eiven that tlo '-undersigned has been administrator, with the will annexed, of the jsstate of Benjamin Ilsll late of Montgomery County, deeeaeed, said estate la aolvent.

SAMUEL G1LLILAND, Administrator. September 4th, x85S. .,. Jfo. 7-w8.

Cantion.

THEPublic

Aug 287n5w8. CURTIS HARDEE.

"DACOJf WANTED, foy which we trill pay he highest price in caah. apr 24 '86 MANSON POWERS.

Dr. Eastedy's

IODINE A1TO SARSAPARILLA. Will, enro all diseases arising from an imptire stati ofthe BtooD.b^a deprav^Tpond^tion of the finids of the system, viz: Canccrs, Swelling of the Glands, Kheumctism, White Swelling, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, EryBipelas, Gontre, Pains in the Bones'and Joints, Ulcers in the Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional .Diseases. This medicine Marches ont the very roots of the .disease by purifying the blood, and changing the secretions in the system, thus removing the catise, which renders the CURE CKBTAIX and PERMANENT.

DR. EASTERLY'S IODISE AND SARSAPARILLA will enre the WORST MERCURIAL DISXASS, and drive ont and destroy every particle of KERCCRT which is i5* the SYSTEM and enre its bad effects.

It will enre SECOXDART SYPNRTIS'O'R TKTEKEAI. DTSEASE arid will drive' the SYPILITIC rises and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and POISONOUS MATTER OUt of the system through the PORES or TRE SKIN and restore the Patient to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY. It is a positive cure for LIVER COMPLAINT nnd DYSPEPSIA, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal in. these complaints... The afflicted will hear in mind that DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA will cure all Nervons diseases, Female Complaints, 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 ns 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 -Ilcad. Clofches, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutnneous diseases are advifed to procure Gridley's Salt Rheum and Titter Ointment to apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine arid Sarsaparilla purifies the Blood, and cause the sores to discharge their PUTRID MATTER, nrid the OINTMENT REALS TIIESI. When both are used (which I always reeommend) a PERMANENT and RADICAL CURE is always effected. They are tlio best and most POWERFUL CURATIVES known to man. A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear tho result.

Pricn of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for $5. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment 75 cents per Bottle. Both are prepared by Dr.. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom ail orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Brown nnd Manson & Powers, druggist*, in Crawfordsvillc, and by druggists generally.

.. DR. EASTERLY'S S^FEVEK AND AGUE KILLER— Will enre Ague aud Fever. Chills and .Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent and" Remittent Fevers, all the various forms of Fevers incident to Billious Climates. If there is a MAX, WOMAN or CUII.D suffering with AGUE AND FEVER, they arc advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer It is a rosiTivE CUI:I:—SPEEDY ASD pmtaiAXENT. Try it.

Price .?1 per bottle orsix bottles for $.). DIT. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut erects St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. I). P.rown, and Manson & Powers, Agents for Crawfordt-villc. and by druggists generally. .Tune 19, 1S5S. No. 4S-Gm.

E^'DR. HOOPER'S FKMAT.E CORDIAL Will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complcction, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and nil diseases caused by Colds, Checked Prcsp'p-ation, Excesses, Overxeitemcnt. etc., of the Sexual Organs: Dr. IIoopper's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged the ladies the best remedy ever invented.

Jig?""Price $1 per bottle, or six bott'es for Dit. EASTKKI.Y, corner of Third and Chestnut treats St. Louis. Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Evown, and Manson it Powers, in Crawfordsvillc, andby druggists generally.

THE MAMMOTH

CHEAP STORE.

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

Magnificent Stock of

BOOTS AND SHOES

CLOTHING,

HATS AND CAPS,

FUSNISHISG GOODS,

CARPET BAGS, &c., &c.,

TT/"E have no hesitancy in sarins 'hat our superior facilities for purchasing Goods East, enables us to

N E S E

Any establishment West of the Mountains. Our stock of Boots and Shoes was bought at the Factories, and area

Much Better Class of Work

Than is crmmoinly broujtlit here. Tho advnntago of an intimate acquaintance with the Manufactures and Jobbers enables us to purchase our stock from'10 to 20 per cent.

JBLa CB M*z •&

Than ournei^hbors in the.trade,.and we promise if you will call, we will give yon the benefit of our low purchases. So now is* the lime for the Ladlob to

O O S O E S

And Gentlemen"can And any articlo thev arc in the habit of wearing, from a pair of Sboe'Strings to an •_

O E O A

A superior article of Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders. &c. Walk in when you are in town and take a look—w will be glad to show yon.

i. r.

are hereby cautioned not to Harbor

or Trust William H. Johnson* an indentured apprentice, who left my houae an last Monday. the 28d inft., without any just cause or provocadon, and ahall ray po debts of hia contracting.

D. R. KNOX.

KICK, Salesman. Aug. 14, lS5S-ly.

General Hardware.

FULL assortment, for building purposes, received andfor sale by kpr.84'58. GRIMES & BDRBRIDGE.

Oroceriea

/^10F"EE,

\*J

Sugar. MOIBRMS, Teas, Tobaoeo, Can-

dlea, Spices, Dye Stuffs, fcc.,

&c.

•pr.34'55 GRIMES «fc BURB8IDGE.

K. CHRISTXAK.

R. H. CRAIG, war. c. VANCE.

AT LKSS THAN:

NEW YORK COST.

rrniE SUBSCRIBERS having bought the largest and best

STOCK OF GOODS

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

A E S S I E S

Than ever before heard of in the If 'est Ihesc goods have been carefidly selected and icill be sold

'AT' LESS THAW NEW-YORK COST!

We respectfully solicit an

Examination of Cur Stock,

AND GUARRANTEE THAT NO

PERSON SHALL GO AWAY

DISSATISFIED!

THIS STOCK COMPRISES EVERY

THING IN THE LINE OF

STAPH AND FANCY ©!SY GOODS, CLOTHING,

Gents Furnishing Goods,

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

DCr'Call and see. The Goods

and Prices speak for themselves.

i£~

It. II. OKA If! & Co.,

•J. R. ROBINSON, J. W. GARVI.V, Jnly 17,1S5S.

Salesmen.

DR.

Sc.

•^^^''^^rr.rwrjrst.jtstsf^

CHRISTMAFt & GREGG

i't W'-'-V'-* I -*3^ iV' I.

HARDWARE ANf) COMMISSION

'-3MC !BE3 nt mzz Baa" TC- a»

No. 2, Empire Block, -..... Gratvfoidsvilie, Ind.

DEALERS IN

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

AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

ALSO, SADDLERY, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS,

Together with. Agricultural Implements, among which is

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,

Woodbury's Patent Portable Horse Power THRESHER AWD SEPAKATOK.

Cutting: Boxes, Corn Crtsslicrs, Corn Planters & Shelters,

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

a a a

All orccrs nddrcsHcd to us shall meet with prompt attention. j- .-.CIIKISTMAN fe GREGG, No. 2, Empire Rlock. Crawfordsvillc, April 21,1853. 'J v(Jn40.

GEORGE MUNNS. AMOS THOMPSON

irn

DRY-GOODS, &C.,

52.-1 v.

will cure Conghs, Asthma. Consnmpfion, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the side and bre.ist, Pleurisy, Whooping Congh, Croop, Liver Cornplnint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lung?. No one tOio'.ild neglect a Con: li or Cold a single day. Millions die nnnnally by ncfrlectinsr a COMMON COLD.— Coughs and Colds lead to Cossrurnox, and then to an early death. Reader, have you a Cough. Cold or any disease of tlie lungs? Procnre at once that celebrated remedy, DB. CARTER'SCOCOH BALSAM which Jievcr fails to relieve a Cough in twen-ty-four hours, nnd alwnys

DR. EASTERLY, corncr Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.,sole proprietor, to whom all ord

must be addressed to get the genuine.—

Sold by T. D. Brown and. Manson '& Powers, in Crawfordsville, and by dniggists generally.

ESTDR. BAKER'S SPECIFFIC ifill cure Gonorrhoea, Gleetc, Stricture, Seminal Weakuess, Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and I an diseases of the genital "organs. Reader, have _— you a PBIVATE DISEASE? 60 not neglect it. DELAV IS DANOKKOCS. DN. BAKEH'S SPECIFTIC is -jsafe, speedy, and

BADICAI. CCKE.

o„

vent exposure, as plain directions for use accom-

pany the medicine. Price $1 50 per bottle. -1

Sash, Window Glaap, &c.

C)e00 Lights of Pine Sash, assorted sizes /w T5 boxes Window- Glass do do Doors, fcc.. for sale by apr. 24'5s GRIMES

S BURBRIDGE.

v/^g?* ^•,

IF S. GREflG.

REMOVAL!

BOOKS AND

STATIONERY!!

E M. HEATON

'WAS REMOVED HIS

Hook and Stationery Store,

TO IT

N. W. Corner of Mum & Orccn Sis,,

IN TILL: ROOM FORMERLY OCCTTIED BY

PURSEL & BRO.,

Where he has on hand and for sale

E A

ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND

nri 3 0 Jiii

School, Blank & Miscellaneous

POCKET CUTLERY, PURSES,

PktHi'CN, POB'3monies

Don't f:iil to drop in at the Crawfordsvillc, May 1, 135?.

THE

CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM

iiie?

-j

'Old Corner!" vOnllvl.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

I A S I A S

W O E S A E A N E A I

THE most choiee brands of Tobacco & Cigars will be sold at tho lowest tiirnros by 2-s,«vsA. S OLTE, Tobaconi st. ?.Inv, 20, 155?. No. -11 Gin.

U. S. Dispensatory and Dr. Drake on the Diseases of the Mississippi Valley 011 sale iy DeclOJ FI:AK HKATONJNO.

FOOLS

CCKES

the

WORST CASES

of Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs in a few days. Price—Trial bottles. 2." cents large bottles. $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for #5.

DAIRIES

Cap, Letter,Note, Legal. Bill, Bath and Billet Paper. Envelopes and Blank Books, at Lafavcttc and Indianapolis p^' mav 1 '5S. FR

ARNOLD'S

arices. at SANK IIEATON'S

& BUTLER'S Inks, Gillots J'en.-,

Faber's Pencils. Mncilage at 20(?i",') ef.t per chottle wit Brush, at FRANK HEA'i ON^S, Dec. 10 1357. No. 1. Empirn IHr^k.

C'iMI'LETE assortment of VV'ALL I_'AKI£L', /V.

Wii dow Blinds, Ctiitain Fixtures etc., for pale at mav 1 '5S.

AVERYBrushes,

HOWE'S.

Hurley"^

With Dr. Ba-

kere Specific yon can CtJliE YOURSELF, and pre- respectfully inform those who arc indebted to liim

USMILS

FRANK IIEATCN S.

large assortment of E'aint and White W

L-

ash for sale by apr 24 MANSON & POWERS.'

Bull'#, and Gnysott's Sarbv

saparilla, for sale bv

npr24'5S "ifANSON & POWERS.

Particular Notice.

WINN, hariDg disposed of bis enti.e stock of good9, and quit the business, would most

lor eoods. cither bv note or book account, that

an inlm(,diiltc

ean

QTDB. EASTERLY, corncr Third and Chest- Gregg's store. JACOB WINN. it streets, St."-Louis,'Mo., sole proprietor, to April

nut whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. D. Rrown, and Manson & Powers, in Crawfordsville, and by druggists generally.

li,

j8 desired. The Books

be fonnd in tho front room over Christman A.

laSS. v9, n40.

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

LARGE and coiapli te stock, received and now

Lopened by apr24. '55 GRIMES fe BDRBRIDGE.

Iron and Nails.

FT? TOM assorted Iron iw 150 Kegs Nails: jus by aprilOt, 135S.

just received and for sule GRIMES fc BUKBRIDGE.

& CO

Have, received their

Immense Stock of

For Men and Boys' Ware,

:-.DPJ

EMBRACING ALL THE NEW STYLES

OF THE SEASON.

iUso, their «ew slvlcs of

A S

IV O W E AD Y.

All to be Sold a

THOSEhave

Prices.

BBr.S. SALT on linnd and in transit,

tjll" j'or sale by jime 10 TJS. CAMPBELL & CO.

Oftfk HALF Barrels White Fish and Trout, 1^"" for salo by june 10'53. CAMPBELL & CO.

who wish to buy goods at low prices, and a large stool to select from, will go junclO'iiS. [to CAMPBKLL & CO.

NEW GOODS!

CHEAP GOODS!!

Spring and Summer

C3- O O 3D S

Allen, Galey & Keeran

Arc now prepared for the Spring and Summer trade with a scleet stoek of Spring and Summer

O O S

Which tliev are now oflY'ring to their friends and patrons and tho community at large at the lowest.

S 6 1 I E S

And

011

favovnble terms exactly suited to the

I E S

As it is useless to undertake to enumerafo the

VARIETY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

"firoods of

which our stock consistH wo

briefly state that we have a

Empire Block.

AND DAILY JOURNAL

FOIJ IS")?: For sale nt

FRANK IIKATCN'? NO. 1, Empire Block.

BAPTIST.

Oldand New School Presbyterian.

Methodist ard Cristian Hymn Books—Testaments. Bibles, Sac.sd Mclodeons, The Shawm. Christian Psalmist. «Src., &c., always on hand and for sale cheap by may 1 '58. FRANK IIEATON.

would

IB I E S E i: O i\

OF STAPLE AND

A N O O S

Sidled to the. vxar of

Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls.

ALSO A STOCK OF

Groceries, Hardware and

QUEENSWARE &c.,

All of which we oti'jr tour friends in exchango for nil kinds of nh:rchautablo

K--

O E

B«ing thankful for past fa' extend a general invitation,

ors wc oncfl mum

•j Conic Oaac Conic All!

Bring your Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Hags, Bacon, Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,

tor which wc will allow you tho

MARKET PRICE IN GOODS.

At tho Store of ALLEN, GALEY & KLERAN, in the Room formerly oecupictl hf Grah:t*n Brjth-. en». West of tho Court House.

Mav 1st. !??«. Ir.