Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 October 1858 — Page 3

AMERICAN FEKMNCS TOWARD ENGLAND. The Marseilles correspondent of the London Post says it is a painful thing to record that it is not possible to "come into contact with Americans, and more especially with naval men, without observing the ill-concealed feeling of hostility which they entertain and cherish against1England and the English. If. matters little or nothing what fine and complimentary things their diplomatists, tlicir Pcabodics and fjttblic men may say in nfter-din6er speeches the Jactis patent to every observer who mingles with the citizens of the United States that their mind is evil affccted towttd OB, tad that they allow envy and jeal-

onsy to'pwson the spring of better feel-ings.-"1' That is just-whatthe people of this country think of the English!

LORD

THEY NEVER HEARD OF.—Grant

Thdrhfarn-V'Laurie Tood"—appears now and then in New York papers with a reminisccnco or a bit of a story. Hero is his last:

In 1774, Dr. Webster was a popular jpreicher of the Kirk of Scotland, in Edinburgh. Business brought him to London, and one day when passing the House of Lords, his curiosity* induced him to make .? an effort to step in aud see them. None were admitted without an order, except noblemen's servants. Webster being ignorant of tho rule, requested admittance. '•WhatLord do you belong to?" said the doorkeeper. "To the Lord Jehovah," replied Webster. "Tho Lord Jehovah," repeated the doorkeeper, "I have kept here seven* years, but I liavo never heard of such a Lord. Jack," said lie to his fellow, keeper on the front steps, "here's a chap who says he belongs to the Lord Jehovah do you know such a Lord?" "Never heard of him," says Jack. "Uut," said Webster, (willing to keep up the illusion,) "there is such a Lord." "Pass 'em in," nuid Jack, "I 'sposc it's some poor Scotch

Lord." This occurred at a period when there was' not ono in twenty of all in tho manufacturing a rural districts in England, who _could read the Bible or write his own name. Sabbath schools were introduced in 1783.

TRAGIC SCENK.—A

correspondent of the

•Richmond (Va.) Dispatch., writing from Pi •ince Edward County, September 20th, furnishes the following particulars of a tragic pccne lately enacted at the Court--house of that county:

At Prince Edward Court-house to-day tho examination of a negro, charged with rape on a married lady, was to take place but was deferred in the absencc of conn scl. As ho was about being removed from the Court-house, the woman's husband who was present, rushed on him with lenife and cut his throat from car to ear Physicians present dressed the wound, and gave it as their opinion that, the no would not die, as the jugular vein was not covered. Tho husband was arrested and shortly after bailed, in the sum of $1,0U0 to answer for the net,.

A NOVKI, Luxiniv.—The latest novelty from Germany is a musical bed, which re ccives the wearj' body, and immediately "lays it into Klysium." It is an invention of a mechanic in Bohemia, and is so con struoted that by means of hidden mcchan ism, a pressure upon the bed causes a soft nnd'nentle air of Auber to he played, which continues to lull the most wakeful to sleep At the head is a clock, the hand of whi being plaeeJ at the hour the sleeper wish ps to rise, when the time arrives, the be plays a march of Spontoni, with drums and .cymbals, and, iu short, with noise enough to rouse the seven sleepers.

Till? MAItKRTS.'i

LAFAYETTK,

Sept. 20.

*. Bbl. Salt—S 1,75. Grain—Corn 40\ Wheat S5@95c.— Oats 4fi@-lSc. Hay 8(i('|S7. Rye 55c Parley (iOe. Corn jleal 50c.

PT We invito the attention of the sick and afflicted, to tho advertisements in our columns of Dr. Masterly'* Iodine and Sarsaparilla, and (!rid ley's S:ilt Klicimi and Ti tter Ointment, lr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr Hooper's Female Cordial, and Pr. Easterly's Fever and Atrno Killer. These medicines are prepared by thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that nil eon rely upon t.hcin as being safe and cllVcttial in curing the disease* for which they aro recommended. They are standard remedies. and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in tlie United States. jiinulO-fim.

CRAWrOSDSVILLE MARKET. ICKVIKW OKFH'E, Oetobor 2d, 155S. F1.0V11. lbl $1.00 SACK F1.01ns, S lb sacks -.'-3 WHEAT. bush S4 Ooitv, bush 40 OATS, bush 40 liAY.i'ton C,00 POTATOKS. bush 50 AITLKS, (jrrccu) bush do (dried) bush lr00 l'nAoiiKf, do 'J-) bush none WjiiTi: BJ:-VVS, i' bush TIJTOTIIY PKKN, bosh-.* 2,25 CniCKKNP, f) iloz COKFKK, lb 14 SUOAK, ltl J?,'g«l Hl'TTKlt. lb ^-.4 Eiion. do* CIIF.esk, Sib SALT. bid 2,FI0 CO«N MEAL, bush SO

Wesley Academy.

TUF.

Trustees, having succeeded in engaging the Services of a competent practical Teacher, with ablo »wistRnU,.tako pleasure in announcing that

%ttjis

now nndttlcndid institution, six miles west "of Crawfordsviile, will be open for tho Tecoption of pupils «bout tho middlo of October, tho school oeing in progress at present in the church, adjaeont.

Tho School Building will be furnished after tho latest and most approved stylo and will pleasantly Bccomruodnto a large number of scholars.

Tlic tkcilitios for boarding will be ample and couveiiicnt, and upon the most reasonable terms. Oct. 2, nil, I5y Order of Trustees.

NOTICE

ron

'hereby giveu that I will soil at public auction Saturday the 23d dav of OctoberlSOS at tho 11 a to rcgidenqo of Satnuol fliixss, -i miles west of

Crawfordsviile, late of said county, disceased. all his personal property not taken^ by his wi^ow, consisting in part of tho following articles, one horse, oiio buggy, cow, corn in the field, hay in the stack, lot of hogs, household and kitchen furniture. -Tonus: A credit of twelve months will bo gt\vetfon'all sums Over three dollars, tho purchascrpving his note with approved surety, wairing rohef-from valuation laws.

KOBERT FIXCH.

Oct. !?d, nllwO. Administrator.

Notice

ISappointed

hereby aveii tlict tlje uademigned has been administrator of tlia estate of Saraeel 11 vpM, dcceaaod^ late of M-ontgomory Couuty "lu'dinna. Sr.id estate i?.solvent.

POBI'.UT F1NCU

"Ct. 3d, r'.lw?. A.iaisrSstrutor-

Election Notice.

ss:

STATE OF INDfANA, I Montgomery County* I

William C. Vance, Clerk of tho Circnit Court, for Montgomery connty,do certify to the Sheriff of said county, that tho following officers are to be elected at the General Election, to be held OD the second Tuesday in October next, (1S5S) towit: •, ..^.y

Secretary of State. 1 j. ,i W i\ Auditor of State. Treasurer of Sutovsitn Snperintendant of Public Instruction. One Attorney General for the State of Indiana One-Judgo of the Supremo Court lor .District No.,lJ ...

One Judge of the Supreme Coni't for District No. 2. Ono Judge of tho Snpromo Court for District Nor. 8.

Ono Judgn of the Snpreme Court for District No 4. Ono Represontatiyo to the Congress of tho United States for the Stli Congressional District of the State of Indiana.

One Jndge of the Circuit Court for the Sth Judical "Circuit. One Prosecuting "Attorney for the Sth Judicial Circuit.

Ono District Attorney for tho District composed of the counties of Boone and Montgomery. One "Representative to the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, for Montgomery county.

One County Trea.suror-for -Montgomery county. One Sheriff for Montgomery connty. One Coroner for Montgomery countv. One -County. Commissioner for Montgomery connty, TOT District No.-1.

Ono Connty Surveyor for Montgomery county. Ono Assessor in and for each Township in Montgomery county.

In testimony whereof, I do hereunto subscribe my name and a'lix the seal of said court at Crawfordsviile, this 4th day of September. A. D. 185S.

WM. VANCE,

Cleric Montgomery Circuit Court

The qualified voters of Montgomery county arc

then and there otc for persons to till the several ofliccs mentioned in the clerk'* certificate above. w-M. n.-SCHOOLEK,

Shciff Montgomery county.

September IS, 1S5S.—n'Jw4.

NOTICE

TAX PAYERS,

NOTICE

is hereby given, that I will attend for the purpose of receiving Taxes, either in person or bv deputy, at the usual places of hording elections in the several Townships, as follows:" Coal Creek Township, Monday, October 25, 1S53. Wiivno

do do do do do do dot do 4 do do

Tuesday, do "Wednesday, do Thursday, do Friday, do Saturday, do Monday, Nov., Tuesday, do Wednesday, do Thursday, do

I.'ipl.y P.ruun •Scott t.. Union Madishn Sugar Creek Franklin Walnut Clark

20, 27, 2S, 29, 30, 1,

3,' 4, 5,

Friday, do

The Rates of Tazes for the Year

1858 Arc as Follows.

County tax 40 cents on each $100 and $1 poll. School tnx IO CCKIK on cach 100and 50 cents poll. Sinking Fund tax 2 cents on §100. Koad ta\ 5rente on each $100 in coal Creek, Wnyno, HU.ley llrown, Scott, Union, Madison, Franklin" and Clark. Sugiir Creek and Walnut 10 cents011 each JloO, and Frauklin 1 cent on caeh aeie ofland.— Township tax 2H cents in t.oal Croekoneaeh ileO: Wgj nc -l cents on each $100 Hinley, Scott. Union and Madison 5 cei ts on each £l0: Brown and Clark & cents on cach $100 Franklin 10 cents on each $10'i and Walnut 4 cents 011 each $H'0. School buildiiiL' tax 25 cents on each $100 and 50 cents poll in 1 oal Cieek, Union, Crawfordsviile corporation, Franklin, Walnut, and Clark, Townships liiplcy 5 eents on each $100 and 25 cents poll Brown 12 cents 011 caeh $100 and 25cents poll S^ott 5 eents 011 cach $100 and K1 cents poll: Madison 15 cents on caeh $100 woi th of property.

JOHN LEK,

Treasurer of Montgomery County.

October 2, 1S.VS. nllW'l.

A E W O S

X-'- COLLINS,

DKAI.KIt IN

Foreign Sz American

TQ.2L :ET.S 5

AND MANUFACTURER OF

Monuments and Tomb Stones Of lucrnj Shaj.c ami Fo) m.

Tho-e

wis' inir anytl.intr in t' 0 !in would do well tn give him a call before ptird a ing cl.-civhere. Shop opposite KlMon uini Lai.e's Bank, in the Post Olfice Rnilding. Oct. 2d, nil, tf.

Look Here!

11AKK CHANCE TO HIAKK MONEY.

850 to $150 por Month. NO BOOK UUSINKS.S OU CATCH TUNNY AFFAIR.

ONtions

lcceiptof One Dollar 1 will send instrucmid the way to make the above amount per month, si i.i: Any person with a tew dollars

Positively 110 humbug.

can du it. Add re oet 2-nllw2.

riTIUS new and splendid Institution will go into .L operation on iho

16th of September inxt.

It will be furnished with the finest school furiiiture, made by Chase it Son. Buffalo, IS. Y. The fine buildinir.iiisf completed will aieommo date about two lnindrod pupils, and a lar^e attendance is expected, as young men from every direction have signified their intention of coming her ooinmcni with the first term.

Hoarding can be had cheap, and tuition will range from j?0.50 to JfS.OO per quarter. I.et vwum: men come at least ono day before the lt'ith. in order to irot- bonrdiiiL'. Arc. niCliATtn M. JOHNSON, Principal.

Ladoga, Montgomery county, Sept. 10. S-lin.

N O I E

To our old Customers.

\TrE are not soiling GKOCKK1KS in ComimT\V cial Itow. but at No. 1, Kmpiri IJIock. Main Stroot, next door to Christmnn it Gregg's llardwnic Store. II. S. COX & CO.

August 21. ISO?. nott.

Wall Paper!!

WALLRoll.

Paper of all pries from 8 cents to $1,00 per Also, Borders and Window Paper of all kinds, at F. M. HEATOJTS.

Miscelaneous Books.

COXSIT1XGandModical

of Histories. Poetry, Standard, Fic

tion, Law Books. Fine Gitt Hooks for sale at F. M. IIEATON.

Bibles, Hymn Books, &c.

IARGE

Family Bibles of all kinds,

ATTER'S

Ague Onre,

FOR TIIE SPEEDY CURE Or

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rmitteat Fever, Ckiil Fever, Damb Agne, Periodical Headache, or Bilions

Headache, and Bilions Fevers, indeed for the whole class of'diseases originating in biliary derangement, caascd by the Ulalaria of miasmatic countries. No one remedy is louder called far by the necessities of the American people than a snre and f-afe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with assurance, founded on. proof, that noiharm can ari-le from its use in any quantity.

That which protects from or prevents this disorder must De of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. This CUBE expels the miasmatic poison of FEVER AXD AGUE from the system and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of every body and in bilious districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body should have it and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped tliis price will place it within the reach of all—the poor as well as the rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.

Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This CUKE expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to tho infection, that will be excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever suiFcr from Intermittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL TfiE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every jfcrtion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of theso properties, the invalid who is bowed down -with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting.

Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and directions for their use in the following complaints: Costivcness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Boicels, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alterative for tho renovation of the blood and the restoration of tone and strength to the system debilitated by disease.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, FOR THE HAI*ID CUIU3 OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,

Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive Patients in advauccd stages of the disease* So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afilictcd they can never forget, and produced curcs too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.

PREPARED BY

J. C. AYEB & CO.

LOWELL, MASS.

Malison A Powers, Crawfordsvillo Talburt itSon, Waveland: (i. W. MiI or, Ladoga and bv nil dealers Mudieines. At wholesale byfuire, E •A-sfcln «& Co., Cinciuu:iii.

Sept. 2.", 1503.

Tl!Y

J. G.'KKKVJ Kced's Mills. Uli:

SLadoga' Academy.

all kinds, (somo as mil Books,

cheap as £1,00,) Pocket lib.es—ITy for all ckurchesfor sole by

sacred and secular Music. Arc.. F. M. IIEATON.

COI.T.KGE TEXT BQOIvS.

VLL

tho Text Bookn u^d iti WrfVash College, ,v Ui^kSchools in other parts of the country, an. on hiina una for sale by

Sep. IS, LBOS. F. M. HEATON.

Miscellaueons. Pocket Knives ,fcr«p Books, Portfolios Mucilam, cheap Paints, Combs and/'lots" of other articlos too x.umorous to mention. Come

and sco, Sep. IS,' 135S.

FRANK irEATON.

N. W. cor. Main anil Green.

For The Ladiea.:

find lot ofFancy Paper, Envcllopcs, and Pens, intended expressly tor tho uso of the Ladies.— Call at FKAFK TIEATON'S

200

BAJIKELS suit juM oc tho \c.iv for 21* & Co.

WECrawfordsviile,ofongood

vlOnlOyl.

Bale of Lots.

have 47 acres land ono mile from the Danville road, adjoining Mrs. Hamilton's farm, which wo will lay out in live acre lots caeh, with the exception of one containins a dwelling house which will contain 7 acres. The building is a new frame with '1 rooms, and the land is supplied with a nover-failinjr of water at the door of the house. Tl lialai.ee of the lots will each contain half heavy timber and the vest cleared and under good fence. Each one of these lots will give to tho purchaser a sutliciencv of v-ood to last for twenty years, and as it. i? tlie finest pasture laud near town every householder should avail themselves of this golden opportunity to purchase ono of these lots. This property will bo sold on the last of September, on a foivlo.mire of the balance of the purchase money. We have paid twentv-oue hundred dollars on the land, and old Whistle Breeches closcd on us before the notes became due, therefore the hind will burets be sold. The properly is very valuable and we desire every one to attend the sale. Sheriif Schooler will sell 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 biing. So yon will have a chance of viewing the town at any time, as it is just one mile from the M. li. Church.

II. POKSEL it BRO.

August 1-1. 1S5S. nftds. The r.bovc sale l:as been postponed until the last of October. II. P. & B.

LATEST ARRIVAL!

F. M. HEATON

Has Just Reccivcil the Largest Stock of

Books &> Stationery

"SpYER brouclit to Crawforesvillo. to which he invites tl.o attention of his friends and the public generally. Call at the

O O E O I

North West Corner of I .• .£' ef

Grreen and Main Streets,

and examine for yourselves. Sep. IS, 1S5S. tf-

Stationery.

FOOLS

CAP, Letter, Nolo, Legal. Bath, Bill Billet, Mourning and Perfuralod Papers Buff, LcgfiVMournintr and other Envcliops ot every size Printing and visiting Cards: Pencils, writing rand Pens and. Peulioldcr^i ^whicl) will at W hoiesalo and retail, cheaper than tlie cheapest by

Sep. IS, 1S5S. tf. F- M. HEATON. BLANK BOOICS, &.C. A LL kinds of Blank Books, from, a oet memor&ndutn book to a 10 quire Letlger or Deed lvr-cord. on hand and for saloni Cincinnati prices by

Sop. U,.U&. tf F. M. UEATON..

NEW ARRANGEMENT. Groceries For The

I V*

21 at.

.5 --cy- &

Wholesale Croccry,

iVo.l. Ginpirc Block Jlaln §f.

rlH. Sa .QQX&: GO-,

AV1NG made arrangements EAST and SOUTH for

,, '200. Hogsheads Sugar, I i'*' 250 Barrels Molasses, ,250 Sacks Coffee,

To received during the fall and winter ..JFJ

To be Sold at the Lowest Figures,

Wholesale or Retail.

Country Merchants and Farmers can be accommodated, at wholesale, with from

10 to 1,000 jxrund.s Coffe, Sugat §-c., SfC.,

In addition to the above wc have on hand

Candles.

BoxS Star Candies. 50 half Boxes Star Candles in store and for sale, by 11* S. COX &. (Jo.,

Ang. 21st, 1S4S. I?J. '.-tf.

Starch.

W."C Boxes Pearl Starch, just received by Ausr. 21. COX ifc Co..

Buckets.

PSO Doz. Tainted Buckets for'sale by An :. 21. COX .t Co.,

"VLfOODEN WAlIE oJ every description just received by* 7 it'/ Ail!?. .21, :. OOX & Co.

Cheese.

Boxes a No. 1, W. R. Cheese in Store aud for sale by Auguest, 21. .... C)X fc ('o.,

rf^OIIDAGE ofevery description at manufactury prices by ngust, 21. COX & Co.,

Tobacco,

A Larco assortment, Tobacco of qualities for sale by COX & Co.,

''.V

crust.

Scd^j

fl CS Kegs S. C. Soda, fo sale by Au". 21. COX & Co.,

Spices,

ft LL kinds of Ppiecs in hirt'0 quantities, a wholesale and retail, for sale by August 21. COX & Co.,

Teas,

ALarL'c

and pencrnl assortment of Teas of the verv bes^t brands in store and for sale ehenp by August 21. COX A Co

Glassware,

every iWeription for sale verv ehcap by Aug. 21. 'COX & Co.,

B3AISIKS. Figs. Drtcs. Prunes, Dried Currants. Lemmons. all iVesh and cheap, for sale'liy August 21. COX & Co.,

Grocery & Provision S O E

yT7"OULI) Respectful!* inform their customers and the citizens of Montgomery county irenerally. that they are now (.pencil in the room formerly occupied liv Giilcy ifc Kidire. west of the Court House, on Washington Street, where they will keep on bunds large and well selected

Sugar, Kicc, Molasses,

AND BUGGIES,

AT REDUCED PRICES.

NOW JS THE TIME TO PURCHASE.

S. MILLER havinir increased his already extensive facilities lor manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES

H. tf. CHKISTMAN.

SLOCK of

Family Groceries,

Which will be sold at the smallest profits for CASH. We have now on hands a superior article of

Tea,

Spices, Notions, &c.,

We wssh to trade for all the produce the Farmers brill'.' to Market We will pay the highest rice. We solicit a call from one anil all.

AUK. 28, nO-tf. GASKILI, OC EASTLACK.

1858 Splendid Carriages 1858

& LIGHT

VEHICLES

cf every description by associiitintr as partners tho lmdcr.-iijrncd ]ractical workmen from date: takes this method tu inform his numerous customers and the public in general that they have facilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better ami Neater Work

than any similar establishment of the kind. Any person in want of srood work would do well to call and examine for themselves before purchaii£r elsewhere. Beiuir all practical workmen and employing none but the most skillful, and using the very best of material, together with our loii£r acquaintance with the wants of this section of country, enables us to as regards

:ive the best satisfaction

PIIICE, AND DURABILITY OF WORK.

Ucrnring exccntcd with neatness and dispatch, also Hlack'smithing. Trimming, Painting kc. £5?" All our work wnrronted one year.

Profoundly grateful to a generous public for their piist patronage, the senior partners rcsjcctfiilly solicit a continuance of the same to the new iirrn*.

ISsT" Si _'n—J. S. Miller it Co., Alarket Street North of the Court house Square. J. S. MIU.F.K, I

H. HEFKNER, S. MILLER.

Sept. U, 1S5S. vlO-nS Iy.

KOBEKT II. HOW, Prodace, Forwarding & Commisi3ii Merchant.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.

HAVING

charge of the Grain Ware House and Pier at tho above place I am prepared to do a general Produce, Commission tf- Storage Busitiess.

Farmers wishing to store their grain can do so by sending to my care and have it sold when tliey desire. Advances made oil consignments of grain in store. Produce of all descriptions roceived for sale in this or Chicago Market.

REFERENCES.

C. 15. Blair, Mich. City. II. Jewell, September lit, li5i-

'fl

Marine Bank, Chicago. Dow, Kurd &. Co. No. 7-la.

Window Glass, Giass Ware,

I S A N & E

HARDWARE'AND COMMISSION

No. 2, Empire Block, Crawfordsviile, Ind.

DEALERS IN

E S S

Cordage, Tubs, Buckds, Churns',

PISH, SALT, AND

FR0VISI0NS GENERALLY,

i\o. 6, Commercial RJock.

25T01d Stand of II. S. COX & Co-.^J

The bigbest price paid forallkindsofrrodr.ee.

T\. B. Drues it Medicines at the old stand No. •T, Commercial Block. Aug. 14, ISOs.-tf.

BY" TELEGRAPH.

THE AUG EST STOCK OF

atones, Clocks and

E -W" E X. B.

J:vei: inioL'oiiT

O A W O S I E

JaiL'sies Patterson,-

HAS

Confectioneries, Tobacco, Cigars,

.JUST KECEIVlilJ the largest and most, complete slock of

New Jewelry, Fine Watches, Silver fc Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Pocket Books, Porte Monies, Pen

Knives,

GOLD, SILVER AND PLATED

S E A E S

All kindn of Musical Instruments. Violin and Guitar Slrings, and nil other articles usually found in a complete establishment of the kind.— In fact it is tho

Largest and Best Assorted Stock ever before offered to the people of .Montgomery County for examination. 1 have iust opened aNew Pat:ern of Panneled

O S

Patented by ("launcy Jerome, April !th, 1S57. not one of which h:is ever been known to stop or vary since they have bean in use. They are Clocks which 1 can warrant, and which I know will give perfect satisfaction.

To the Ladies,

I would say that I have the nicest and richest patterns of Jewelry ever before offered in Uiiscitv. to the cxaininatioa of which 1 ask their kind attention.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ancl Musical Eoxes, Ilopaircd and warranted. To this brand, of the business, 1 call espccial attention, and feel confident, that in prices and quality of work, perfect satisfaction wi'l be given: at the sisrn of the

"Golden Watch,"

One door west of Purscl's old Ourucr St.md."?rl:un Street. JAMES PATTEIiS-X. March 2G, 1-S5S.

O A S E

nis "ELJ PIIE undersigned taketh their friends and tho

",»Tr'

Together with Agricultural Implements, among which, ia

MOFFITT'S CELEBRATED THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,

Woodbury's Pateait Portable filorse Power

TMHESIIEIg AKD SEPAKATOl?.'

Cctliitg Boxes, Cons t'i'ushi'rs, Cos*£» I'lataSers A: SJieSIcrs

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

Kufans and Ha ins' Grain Drill.

£57° All orders addressed to us shall rucct \vith|ironipt attention.

Crawfordsviile, April 21, ISO

T. D. BROWN,

DEALER IN

O E I E S

N I T1

method of informing ballance of n-ankiud.

that they arc oncc more prepared to furnish them with all kinds of

Cabinet Ware and Chairs Also a large lot of Double and Single Mattresses, at No. 4, Commercial How. S O I 8

Furnished as usual with or without the Ilcarsc.

X. B. We hope our friends will come forward and Settle their accounts immediately, wo n- I the money. JiUS.S iV WHITK.

No. 4, Commercial IIow, Crawfordsviile. Ind. September 4th, 155 No. 7-Cui.

Hides! Hides!

THE

subscriber wishc to purchase srreen and dry Hides, Sheep Pelts, and Calf Skins, for which he will pay tlie highest market price. Call at Mark's Meat Market, on Main street, oppo^te the Court House. ISAAC A. MAKKS.

Auc-14,1S55. n4iu^.

Groceries.

/"10FFKE, Sugar. Molasses. Teas. Tobacco. Can

Kj dies. Spices, DyeStuif-. Ac. apr. 24'5b GKIMIiS iV

S. II. GREGG.

.- ,v -o.'

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

Bolls, Mechanic-s Tools,

•--i AND A GENERAL ASSOHTMENT OF *"7

EN6LISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

ALSO, SADDLERY, COACH AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS

I1JISTMAN it G1IEGG, No. 2, Empire Block. V'.'lllrt.

11. IT. CRAIG, WM. C. VANCK.

GKORGK MTNNS AMOS THOMPSON.

MOTH STOCK

BEY-GOODS, &C.,

AT LKSS THAN

NEW YORK COST.

'fPHE Sl'IJSCKIIJEivS having bought the largest and best

STOCK OE GOODS

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

A E S S I E S

the

Than ever before heard of in West. These goods have been, carefully selected and will be sold

A I, E S S A N

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 TIIE LINE OF

S A 8 1 S iiriir iii\y FANCY

0 6 0 0 lD Sj

O I N

Gents Furnisliing Soods,

Hff ATS, &c.,

DG^Call and see. The Goods and Prices .speak for themselves.

II. II. CHAIG- & Co

J. 1!. KOIUVSON, .1. W. (JAHVIX, July 17. 1 joo.

Salesmen.

April iti. ISJS. V'J, n-lo.

ITR. UUBUIMDGE.

General Hardware.

FULL assortment, for building purposes, received and for sale by tpr. 24 '5S. GRTMES fe BUKBlilDGE.

_Fisb,"U7

jlJACKEBELL, Vs'hite Fish, I'ickcroll, Trout

A*-"-

and JIcrriKg, for sale at Packcrs Prices, by Aui?u=t "Jl ''.tX Jo Lv.,

Nc. 02.-ly.

Blacksmithiug. as

—o—

J. S. BIATCZI rm his friends and mcry coun'v jrener-

"\T7'OULI) respectfully the citizens of

ally that lie is amply ].rc ared to txecute with neatness and di.-patch all orders for work. I'articitliir attention paid to horse-shooijiir.

VSi" Call at the sisrn of the l!i:r Slioe. on Crcori street, one blojk nth of tlie I'.'.^t O.lice. Crawfordsviile, Auir. 14, lio^. n4m-3.

Particular Notice.

WINN, having disposed of hi.-- cnti.e L'uods, and ipiit the business, would mo?t ctfullv inform those ho are indebted to hint

tcck -.f 1 KlOr-t

resiici lor irootls. either by note or bool an immediate settfemen! is desired. be L"ol-w can be found in the front room uwr liri-tioan .» (ircsir's store. JACOB I-N-^-

lebted to hint y..

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings. LAlJGEand comph te stock, rt. eived and :.ow GIMMES A PUKimittOfcl.

4 L.v

r\ope

Iron and Naiis.

Tons ::ssoiU.i I run

15o JCe 's Nails: just rcceiv&l and for sah GiiiiiES BUIMilMDGE.

bv april 1S3^.

Table and Pockct Cutlery. FlNE assortment, of a superior quality, ju.-t rr.ccivod by or. --i G1M.M ES it Bt. lM5iMD'iL.

Toola

GEXEI5AL assortment of Carj cntors', Coopcr.V and Blacksmith.-' Tools, rewired by anr. 24 '53. GP.1MES & BUKiilMDt.f--

kNE "ross Boerhavc's Holland Bitiurs. apr 24'53 MANSON ct VOW

Sasli, Window Glass, &c. Lights of ine Sash, assor. cd sizes 75 boxes Window Glass Dours. Ae-, for sole by

I:I.MH5

Ll'ltULlDGi:,

Dr. Easterly's

IODINE AND SAIISAPARILI.A.

•\Vill enro all diseases arisinir from an impure:, stato of tho C,OOD, or a deprarcd condition of tho fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of tho Glands, Khcumi.tism, Whitf Swellinp, Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Ootitro, Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcers in tho Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This niedicino searches ont the very roots of tho disease by purifyinsr tho blood, and clinntring tho sccrctiou? in the system, thus removing the canso, which render.* tho CUHK CEKT.WN and rirr.WAXENT.

DE. LlASTKIIt.Y's loniNE AND S.VIISA PA 111 1.1. A will cure tho WOKST Mrr.crniAT. DISKASP and drivo ont' and destroy every particlo of MEnccr.Y which is in the svsTrsr and cure its bad ctfccte.

It will cure SECOXJIAKY SYritir.is or VEN'KKEAT. DISEASE and will drivo tho SYIMLITIC VIRUS and all nfer.EniTARY TAINTS and roisoxous MATTEII out ofj' the system thronpli the roisr.s OF THE SKIN, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of HEALTH and ri/niTY. It is a positive cure for LIVEI: COMn.AixT and iYsn:rsiA, if used a proper length of time. I challeii2c the world to produce its equal in these complaints. The alllictcd will bear in,, mi'ul that UR. EASTERLY'S IO»I'K AND SAKSAPABILI.A will cure all Nervous diseases, FcmaloCotnplaint's, Drojisy, (travel, 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 us Alabaster. It docs this by purifying tho BLOOD, and by iti prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretary Organs, producing vigorous health.

Persons who have lone: boon aillictcd with Scrof- te uln, Old Sir s, Tetter, Uinsworms, Scald Head, Clo'ches, Eruption of the Skin and all Cutaneous diseases arc advised to procure Oridley's Salt Uhouin and Titter Ointment to apply on the

Sores,

or diseased parts, when nsinst Dr. Easterly's Io- t: dine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilia purities tho Blood, and cause tho sores to dischariro their J*I TI:II MATTKU, and the OINTMENT IIEAI.S TIIFM. When bulb are used (which 1 always rceommendlsi I'KI:.MANI:NT and UADICAI. CIMIE is always clTeotod. They are tho best and most l'owKr.i'n. ritATivi.s known to man. A fair trial is all I ask—1 do not fear the result. prio* of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 per Dottie, or Bottles for $r. Gridley's Salt Kheuni Ointment 7.5 cents per Bottle. Both are prepared by Dit. EASTISKI.Y, corner of Third and Chestnut

St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom ail orders must be addressed. /"Sold by T. 1- Brown and Manson it Pow- ,. drutrir'sti, iu Crawfordsviile, and by drug— cists srcncraily.

ESTim. iiooriiit's FEMAI-KCOHDI* Ali Will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, l-'lour Albus dr Whites. Barrenness, Sallow Complcction, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Friirhtful Dreams, and all diseases causcd by Colds, Cheeked l'rcspi-ation, Exeessos, OverExcitement, etc.. of the Sexual Organs: Dr. Hoopr's Female Cordial is universally acknowledged tlie ladies the best remedy ever invented. 5?"Prieo $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $."•

Du. EA.' TI IU.V, corner of Third and Chestnut streets St. Louis, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. 1. Brown, and Malison Powers, Crawfordsviile. andby dru^'irists ceiiErally.

I)K. CA JIT KIl'S HA I.SAM .villouroCouirhs. Aslhma. Cousiimpt.ioii, Bronchi|,p„tiii£r of Blood, l'ain in tho side and breast, Pleurisy. Wlioopiusr Oei^b, Croop, Liver Comilaint, "i'alpi'atioil of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lun^s. No one should irie.'t a (-ouirb or t^old a sinijle day. Millions lie annually by tioslectiiiff a COMMON COLD.— whs and Colds lead to CONSCMI-I I-»N, and then to an early death. Header, have you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procure at onco that celebrated remedy. DIE. CAUTMI «C«M» I»AL-

AM which never fails to relieve a Cough in twen-tv-four hours, and always CI:UKS the WORST OASES o'f Colds, Coughs, and all diseases of the Throat nd Lunrs in a few days. Price Ti i.tl bottles, 2. .. cuts large bottles, $1 per bottle, or 0 bottles

•").

DP. EAS'L'EKLV, corncr Third and Chestnut streets. St. Louis. Mo.,sole proprietor, to whom ,11 ord is must be addressed to iret the genuine.—

Id bv T. D. Brown and Man.-.on it Powers, in Crawfordsviile, and by druggUts generally.

W'I)lt. HA KICK'S SIMX'IFFIC will euro (loViorrhoea, Gleete. St rieture, Seminal Weakness, Chordec, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Header, liavo you a PKIVATK DISEASE? Do not neglect it. IKU.AY IS DANNI:itors. Du. BAKEU'S SIT.I.IKKIC is a safe, speedy, and I .\iioAt. CI.'UE. With Dr. Bakers Specific you can CCl'K "L IiSl.Lt, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medicine. Price §1 .10 per bottle.

Ji"/"DK. KAST!- i:LV, corner Third and Chestnut^strects, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all ordeis must be addressed to get th-i r-enuine. Sold bv T. D. Brown, and Manson .fc Powers, in Crawfordsviile, ind bv druggists

Generally.

DR. EASTERLY'S

idFT'i'I'V Kit AND ACM! lilM.KIl Will cure Acme a-i.l Fever, Chilis an.I Fever, Dumb Ai/u.o. Intermittent ai\d Kemittent .Fevers, all tho various fc»ri:is of Fevers incident to Lillious Cli-

Ifth'-rc is a MAN, WOMAN or riin.i suifwith Aon: AN: FEVEU, they arc advised to Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a I'I.SITIVB CI.KI:—SI'L.K: AND I'EUMANKNT. Try it.

male crini procure

Price -?1 per bottle or six bottle" for ?•". Dn. EAfTi i:i.Y, corner of Third and Chestnut sr-rci'f.i St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to got the L'cuuine. Sold by T. D. Broivn, and Manson .t Powors. Agents for Crawfordsviile. and by drt:ggi.-ts geii. r.dly. .Ilino 10, 1S55. No.

43-Om.

E O A

I have n:

l'.ttc

made aud no Ambrolypin

J'' .'us (from tho

•i'- Block, to the H'e.-t end. and ui in g.iod ."tyie ami ready t«j

,(•'

tljo

j.ieturcs

that can bo

•iNtake. :-,'ii"rr"otyjiintr and tho will ail be done in the same rooms.

Ambrotypcs in Cases for 25 cents,

Warren fd made to la.^t.

nrn

ticcOMiiw.

long as any Ambrotypccan be

,0^VpPS fr0!n |0 20

Dollars.

f'!iot(igr tj»hs fioin 2.1 Cents to to Dollnrs.

Tids in the Premitim (Jallury of this County, we make tho best work for the same money of any lb-use of the kind in the State of Indiana.

Entrance to rooms between Cliristm.'in .V Gregtf's Hardware Stcre, and II. S. Cox it Co's Grooery Sfu". A. S. IM lillES.

Mav, 2a. 1:35. N"-

TriK riTIZKN.S OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,

I take thii mcih'»l of inforiuirig the Citizens ofn tl.e ristri"t that o»in/ to my duties at home that I shall coir.|«jl!o.l to.'dceltfio being a candidato for in tho ei-miu!: i'ainpuivn.. But will iw my litiiK's: t.vci tiof.s tu supply all mv customers- i':i- Ct-e 1. j»t arti. h: of -r TitJ. Copper iV .Slicot Broil,

II'lire that is ISJauufuitami in

Montgomery County.

And evory bolv knows that 1 am the only boss tinier in the town of 'nnvfordi illc. lincksSwvcsstands tinrivuied as yet.

JOHN HOOVKK.

June 2'n lsSS..: ••. No. ty tt.

11 (H)ltS af'd Christ id'irn lhitr I've f« «plc by

VV j:-i'i!

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