Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1858 — Page 3

[From the St. LouiaRepublican, bpi SPEEOT tAKD TKAV«X-P*OGKESS or TUB OTERUMD MAML-

Mr. 8. Allen, agent for the Overland M*il Company in this city, wm yesterday advised by letter of the progress made by the train since ita departure from St. Loum,

a short tm»e since, on the inaugural trip to the coast of thd Pacific ocean. His advices are contained in a letter from Mr. Butterfield, the President of the company, written from Foil Smith, under the date of tl»jl9i iiatX:Th||irc far satisfactory than were anticipatea at the setting out of the expedition. He states that the coaches arrived at that place «ftt 2.55 Sunday morning instead of 3:30 Monday moraing which is the schedule time—a gain of twenty-five hours. The distance to Fort Smith, from Tipton, the present terminus of the Pacific Railroad, is four hundred and seventy-five miles, and from St. Lotus over six hundred miles. This was accomplished in a little over three day?—an exceedingly speedy land movement as is apparent from the above date. If other divisions of the route are traversed as expeditiously as this one, and the saving in time holds, San Francisco will be reached in about twenty-two days from St. Louis. This is less than the time consumed in the sea journey, and, if kept up, must attract a large passenger travel to the overland route.

A MACIf IFFICENT II AULof PLUNDER. The following extraordinary statement given in the Bombay Telegraph, has been before briefly noticed: "it is stated in a lotter from Banda that .General "Whitlock's column bad made a large haul from the rebels. A company of the Madras Fortythird Native Infantry, attached to the column, found one hundred and forty car loads of gold bricks and nuggets, and forty lacs of rupees, and more was expectcd to be discovered. Besides this large amount of treasure, an immense quantity of jewels has been found. These arc supposed to have been the jewels belonging to the family of Peishwa, which fifty years ago mysteriously disappeared from Poonah, and were supposed to be in the possession of Scindiu or Hclka. It is believed they were stolen by Bfijce Bow's brother, the adopted father of the present Narrein How, who is now a prisoner. The treasure and jewelry found arc said to be of the value of nine crorcs of rupees, or niuc millions sterling." The last news of Nona Sahib was that lie had crossed the Gorga, and was reported to have sold his famous ruby valued by the natives at $1,000,000, for £1.01)0.

Wo invite tlic attention of tlic sick mid afflicted, to the advertisement* in ur columns of l)r. Kostcrly's Iodine nnd Sarsaparilla, nnd GiidleyV Silt Rheum nnd Tetter Ointment, Dr.. Cartor's Cough Balsam, Dr. Maker's Specific, Dr. IIoo|m i's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared Ity a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist. nnd Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon thoiii as bcirg safe nnd effectual in curing thedisoiisoh for which they arc recommended. They are htaiulard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store in the United states. luno l'J-tfm.

CRAWFOBDSVILLE MARKET. Review Orpin:, October 9th, li.'.S. F1.01:11. lilt]

Sack Fi.ot'it, ftO ]b sacks WnKAT. ij) Ituslt f!J, it' bush

Uts, Itrtp-lt. It.vV. $ ton POTATOES. $ bTsf Al'1'l.l.s, (green) "P bush. do (dried) fi luisli Peai-iief, do White Means. f) bush Timiitiiv Seeii. L»urTI• 'iuoki!ns. JJ d« "»rKi.K. 1' hi SCHAU. 111 Molasses. "FL gal lltTTTKB. 1? ill dn* I'uki:fk. 11 Sai.t, bid Cohn Mkai., bush

NEW ALBANY & SALEM R. R.

1858. FILL ARRANGEMENT. IS5S.

On ami after Oct. ].«/ Trains ivill be Run

as Follows.

GOINC: NORTH.

FROM NKW ALBANY.—BKiifonn Accommo iiation.—Daily, execpt Sundays, atS:3iA. M.— Stops at all Stations. Arriving at lied fur,I at 1 :-J0 1\ M.

CHICAGO MAIL.—Daily, cxecpt Sundays, at 11"?30 A. M. stopping at all regular Stations, nnd nt signal station* on signal. Connecting at Mitehll i»t 8:1S I'. M. with the St. Louis Ex'tcss of the Ohio nnd Mississippi Railroad, for St. Louis and all points west and northwest, and at, 31*. if. will) the Cincinnati Express nnd at Lafayette at 1 :.*0 A. M. with tho Chicago Night Express from Cincinnati, for Michigan City and Chicago—arriving at Chicago at S:S5 A. M. Passengers dii cat Mitchcll, ,«up at Grconcnstle, nnd breakfast at Michigan City.

S.T.LOUIS EXPRESS.—Daily at 10:25 P.M. Connecting at Mitehcl at 2:lS A. M. with tho Cin cinnati Express, and at 2:47 A. M. with the St. Louis Express.

FROM GREENCASTLK.—Lafayot Accommodation—Daily, except Sundays, at 10:05 A.M. Connecting at Lafayette at 2:03 P. M. with tho Chicago day cxprcM from Cincinnati, arriving at Chicago at 1» :20 P. M. Passengers dine at Lafayette nnd supnt Michigan City.

GOING SOUTH.

FROM MICHIGAN CITY.—Cincinnati Day Impress—Daily, except sundays, at 9:40 A. M. (Leaving Chicago at 7:00 A. M.J and running directly through to Cincinnati, arriving at 10:40 P. M. Connectingnt Lafayette with tho Grecncastlo Accommodation at 8:40 P. M. reaching Greenoastle at 7:60 P. M. Stems nt all stations between Michigan City and Grecncastlo. Passengers dine nt Reynolds.

Cincinnati Niglit Express.—At 11:45 P. M. daily cxcopt Saturdays, (leaving Chicago nt 9:20 P. M.) running directly through to Cincinnati, arriving at 12 25 P. M. Connecting at Lafavotte—daily, except Sundays—at" 4:10 A.M.. witnlKo Louisv»Ho Hail Train, arriving at New Albany at 4:10 1*. M. Stopping at all regvlar stations between Michigan City and Lafayette, and at all stations bctvrcen Lafayette and Now Albany. Passengers breakfast nt Green castlo and aine at Bedford.

FROM BEDFORD.—Bedford Express-Daily, except Sundays, at 8:05 P. M., stopping at all sta tions. Conn eating at Mitchell with the Express Trains from St* Loois and Cincinnati on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and arriving at Kew Albany at 7:80.x*. M.

FROM MITCHELL.T-St. Louis Express—Daily si ZM A. IL conneoting with the Si. Lonis and Cincinnati Express Trains, arriving at Now Albany at 6:20 A. M.

The Through Trains connect *t Qreencastlo with tho Terre Hanto and Richlnoad' Railroad, and atLafavettc with the trains of the Toledo, Wabofth and Western Railroad, at M. g. crossin-j with Michigan Sou thorn and Nertboro Indiana Railroad at Michigan City with tho Michigan Central Roilfoad-/or Chicago and .all points west and norMHwwv-end for- mtroit ahd' «ll polnU east.

55?

5«1

Oen. Ticket Asent.

New A16a»or,^)cklA, 1968.

CAMPBBLEr & CO.

ABK OPENING THEIR

Fall

1 .'*•

Staple Dry

011

SI .10 40

f.,00

1.00 none 1.0ft 2.2.ri i,r.o 14

ij f.O

12J£

styles of

W rrM

'Ladies Mutter, t- dkM CkUdtens '-i f.

"0 TJTT nirf irno.Tr 1

E S S 0 O S

In Plaids stripes and Bayaderes, embracing-nlj-the nnd elegant aesigns in T*

i~"

ij• v. ... nn.-

Wool

811k Fabricks.

v5iT*ij^x?f:

ROBES A QUILLE,

O E S A E

ROBES A VOLUANT

Together with an immense stock of

Cloaks and Shawls

Presenting a combination of colors and rtylcs. which cannot be surpassed. Also tho Fall and Winter styles of

BONNETS

ND RIBBONS,

Ruches and

Flowers,

ALSO, THEIR USUAL STOCK OF

Goods

Prints, Delaines, Caslnners, Sheetings, Shirtings, Clto lis, Satinets,

A S I E S E A N S

Drills, Ticks. Flannels, Linscys, Car| cts nnd Oil ClothsJ Paper Hangings. AlrO superior brand of

VELVET lllBBO%8

of all vidths. And a full stock of

S A W A E S

l'iiif, Needles. Combs Threads llo-icry. Oloves, SnsjMjuders. ^i kit linen llandkercnicfs, Cravats,—Collars. shirt fronts.

Also, their Clolhinc Department is inplcte, embracing ail the new .•.tylj.sut'F ill und Winter

O I N

For men and ys, trimed and made ill the best manner. Al-u, kip, calf and Grain

2,«0 SO

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Also, an immense Stock of

Hardware, Iron, Nails,

GROCERIES, &C.,

Titos'! wuntiup bargains, will call on CAMl'ItELL, GALEY & IIARTER. October 1G, LSUS.-ly.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

I I E N S E O I E !M IJ. D. IJ. Deal Fancy Silk and Wolen Dyer & Sconer nia«t rcs|oct*fiillv informs the citizens of Crawfordsvillo and surrounding country that lie is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his lino, tlms enab'.inir tho people to have new clothes made of old ones not withstanding thesolinrd tinios. Now Gentlemen and Ladios if you have a faded or soiled garments of anv kind, just take it to Mr. D. and have it cleaned or dyed and save tho expense of uying now ones, he also.informs the gentlemen that he dyes cleanses and repairs coats pants and vests and warrants satisfaction.

Oct. 23. Office opposiiu Campbell & Co.'s,

Notice

ISappointed

hereby given that tho undersigned has been administrator of tha estate of Samuel llipes, dcceascd, lato of Montgomery County Indinna. Said cstato is solvent.

Oct. 2d, nllw3. ,.:yt Admicistrator.

NOTICi:

IS011

hereby piven that I will sell at public auction Saturday 1I10 23d day of October 1S5S at the 1 ate residence of Samuel llif.es, 4 miles west of Crawfordsvillo, lato of said county, disccascd. all his personal property not'Taken by his widow, consisting in part of tho following articles, one horse, one buggy, cow, corrt in tlic field, hay in the stack, lot of hogs, household and kitchen furniture, &c., Terms: a crcd tof twelve months will bo given 011 all sums ovor three dollars, the purchaser giving lii* note with approved surety, waiving relief from valuation laws.

OcTf."9*, n!2.3w

for saloin LonUvillOjNo. Company^-oftlcMin

TfewAlbhnr.-MkW^an City, and Chicago, for all the principal poigit»n1J» Em and'Northweat. ®npetintendcnt-

W. W. Tptixk,J?"

JkKiacelaneoiis Books.

i]VM8nri]lO of Hktorioa, Pr*try .Standard, Fiotioa,LaK'andM«dfcalBok«. FinoGift^ooka for aaloat F. M. BEATON.

ROBERT FINCH.

Oct. 2d, nllwS. Administrates

Administrators Sale.

N'OTICE

is hereby (riven that I will sell at publie auction on "Thursday the 4tli day of November next, at the residence ot'Joseph Kerr, late of Madison Township, Montgomery connty Indiana, deceased, all hi* personal property, not taken by the widow, Consisting of horses, hogs,cattle sheep,wheat,.corn, hay, farming utensils, lionso hold and kitchen furniture, and other property, such as farmers usually have.

A credit of eleven months will bo given on all snrns over throo dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved snrotyr waiving valuation and appraUmcnt laws.

DAVID LONG

Oct. 9, nl2. 8w. Administrator.

Administrators Notibe. "VTOTJCE i* ljercby. giv^n that the undersigned _L^I has been "appointed administrate 6f the estate of Joseph Ro* r. lata pf IMLoBtapmeiy county, Deceased. Said estate "WllupSoiea to' Re solv ent. a r-.

DAVJD.LONQ. Admlnistmior."

3 fiifelss, Hymn Sofia, 3vb£f ARQB I^ltnUy JBiblea: of all kind^ faorao as *^cbeap as (1,50,) Pocket Bib'.es—Hymn Books, for all churchea—eacred and secolar Jlusie, |c., for sale by F. M. HEATON.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOMS.

AIX the Text Books used in Wabash College, High Schools in other parta of the country, on on hand and for aale-by _w

Sep. 18.1S53. F. M. HEATON.

N O O E

IS riow GIVEN TO ALL WHO WISH TO PUBCHA8ETHEIB

3 I

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, and as nice a stock of I WOOL DELAINES,

MERINQES, CASUMPRES,^ DELArTFFS,« fi IJ llARA^E^OES,. and all kinds of

Fancy Dress. Gtoods, as was ever brought to this market. SHAWLS, that cannot"Te sdrpassedin style price "hi town.

Boots and Shoes,

a good stock.

Notions, IJats and Gaps, Bonnets, Artificials Trimmings, and a superior stock of

Queensware

.do do do do do

Fridayj do

The Rates of Taxes for the Year

1858 Are as Follows.

County tax 40 cents on each $100 and $1 poll. School tax l'» cents on each #100 and 50 cents poll. Sinking Fund tax 2 cents 011 each flOO. Road tax 5cents on oacli #100 in oal Crook, Wayne, Ripley. Brown, Scott, Union, Madison, Franklin and Clark. Sugar Creek and Walnut 10 cents on caeh $100, and Franklin 1 cent 011 each acie of land Township tax 2)4 cents in «1 oal* ('reek 011 each $100: Wgyne 4 cents on each $100 Ripley. Scott. Union and Madison & eel ts on eaeli $100: Brown and Chirk Scents on each $100 Franklin 10 cents 011 each $10't and Walnut 4 cents 011 each ifluO. School building tax 25 cents on each $100 and 50 cents poll in oal Cicck, Union, Crawfordsvillo corporation, Franklin, Walnut, and Clark, Townships: Kiplcy 5 cents on each $100 and 25 cents poll Br^wn 12 cents on caeh $100 and 25cents poll Scott 5 cents on caeh $100 and 10 cents poll: Madison lo ecnts on each $lu0 worth of property. .I()lIN LhJE,

A E W O S

IF- COLLINS,

BARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

$50 to $150 per Month. NO HOOK KUSINESS OR CATCH I'ENNY AFFAIR.

ONtions

lecuipt of One Dollar 1 will send instrucand the way to make the above amount per month, pi-he Any person with a lew dollars can do it. 1\ sitively no humbug. Thy it.

Address

Oct 2-nll w2.

1 nry

rp I AT there kill I j- cr any andfatta SA riNETT8, 1 CLOT LIS,

Bid ^t lcwer r^ics Utsn ovr

n* fft CASSTJfERESr. TWEEDS,

Groceries,

A ud all other articles keiit in retail stores jn tire market.. Come in and sse-wliai.we liave got and how wc i$cll.

Y, Cake in csehnTiffc for what wo have, CASH and any kind of Produce you irisy have to sell, at tho market price. J. II. SIIUE. 1ST You will find on hands at all times to show goods and attend to your wants,

Sax Bobixson. and Charley Harding. October 9,1S5S 5 vl0hl2.

NOTICE!

TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE

is hereby piven, that I will attend for the purpose of rcepivingTaxcs, either in person, or by deputy, at the nsnal places of holding elections in the several Townships, as follows: Coal Crock Township, Monday, October 25, 185S.

WTayne Kijdey Brown Scott Onion Madishn Sugar Creek Franklin Walnut Clark

do do do do do

llei

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

TJKALKR IN

Foreign & American

AND iMAKUFACTFREK OF

Monuments and Tomb Stones

Of Errrij Shape and Form.

'Pho.-e wishing anytl-injr in t' lina would do .well, I to {rive If a call Kforo pnrcl a-ing cl-e\yheic. Shop opposite Klsttn and Lane's Bank, in the ist Otlicc Uuilctii.g.

Oct. 2d,nil, tf.

Look Here!

G. RKKVES. Heed's Mills. Ohio.

Wesley Academy. THE

Trustees, having succeeded in engaging the Services of a competent practical Tcacner, wim able assistants, take" pleasure in announcing that this new nnd splendid" institution, six miles west of Crawfordsvillo, will be open for'the reception of pupils abont tlic middle of OctOtcrj the school (icing in progress nt present in the church, adjacent.

The School Building will be furnished after the latest and most approved style and will pleasant.y accommodate a largo number of scholars.

The facilities for boarding will be ample and convenient, and upon the most reasonable terms. Oct. 2, nil, By Order of Trustees. OFLFL BARRELS saltjust on the wnv for "VW aug. 21." COl «FC CO.

N O I E

To our old Customers.

WEcial

ROBERT FINCH.

arc not selling GROCERIES in Commer-Row,-but at No. Empire Block, Main Street, next door to Christman & Gregg's iiardwaic Store. II. S. COX «fc CO.

August 21,1S53. .. n5tf.

Miscellaneous.

tf^AXES, rocket Knives .Scrap IJooks, Portfolios Mucilags, cheap Paints, Combs am! "lots" of other articles too numerous to mention. Come and see, FRANK UEATOX.

Sep. 18, ISoS. N. W. cor. Main and Green.

Sale of Lots. 5

"1T7"E have 47 acres'of good land one mile from W Crawfordsvillo, on the Danville road, adjoining Mrs. Hamilton's farm, which wc will layout in fivo aero lots each, with the exception of ouc containing a dwelling house which wi 11 contain 7 acres. The building is anew frame with 6 rooms, and the land is supplied with a never-failing well of water at the.door of tho liorisc. The balance of the lots will each contain half heavy timber and tlie.rest cleared and under good fence. Each one of these lots will give to the purchased a sufficiency of wood to IHsu for twcnty.ycars, and as it is the finest pasture land near town every householder should avidl themselves of this golden opportunity to purchase one of these lots. This property will be sold on the last of September, on a forclosnrb'of the balance of tho pnrohase money. We have paid twenty-ono hundred .dollars on the land, and old'Whistle Breeches closed on ns before the notes became diie, therefore the land will have tj.be sold. The propufty iv very valuable and we de5irfTevary.one to attend thjsales Sheriff Schooler will sell the land, and the title wjll be good "as we cannot pay it out, and -'we want it" to sell for .the highest price, .it will brings ..§o.yon will" baVe & cjjanee of. viewing the town at any time, is it !s jtsst one mile from thcM. E. Church.

u. PURSUE & BRO.

August 14, lS3S.

70Vr

n4tds.

Tho above sale Laa been postponed, until the last of October! H. P. &B. Sale to Uke place on Saturday 23d day of October.

Afind.lot

of Fancy. Paper, Xnveillopea, and Peas, intended, esprcady lbr the use of the Indies'-— GaU at- -FRAFK HEATON'S KAI6INB, Ifiga, Oites, Prnnes. Dried Currants,

Lemmona, an fraah and cheapLfbr sale by August SI.

nv'

r.'C

ib 2.:,,

*C-I lAir^riislrcti

na nmr ens or

Aim,rerMcalHealMbe,WnHwi Beaiatie, ud Bilteu Feren, Meed

kr t%e M^^ofntanuUc cmntries.

and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we .are jtow enabled to offer, with a perfect eertainty that it will eradicate the alaease, and with, assurance, ^ftunded an proof,

That which protects from or prevents this disorder most be of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention is .better than, cure, for the patient escapes the lijdt Wfhich jieiintaCi ion in ykie&rjMMAa ofthis baleful distemper. Ihi^«(SrM^ expels* the miaamatic poison of, Fevzk axd Aoue 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 dlscovered for this Class of complaints,' btit -aim' the cheapest. The lai^e quantity we supply fat a dollar brings it within the reach of every body lapd in Ih1mus distrieto« where Fever akd AOVK prevails, every bddy1 should have itj and tub it o«ely both for cure and projection.:

It is hoped this price will pl^ce it within^tte reach of all—th^poor as well as the rieh: ^A ,t superiority, of this remedy over any other ever discovered ftr the needy ind cer-r ttinbue 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 "Cube" 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. JLf taken occasionally, or daily while exposed to the 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 thah'cure,-and few will ever suffer from. Intermittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

FOR ALL THE PURTOSE8 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 portion of.the human organ-t.. ism, correcting its diseased'action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with

Treasurer of Montgomery County.

October 2, ljji!1. nllw4.

E A E

ain or physical debility is astonished to find his icalth or energy restored by a remedy at once so '—and inviting. only do they cure, the every-day complaints

simple and inviting. Not only do they cure, the every-day compl 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:' Costiretiejs, ITearibtirh, Hcadache arising from disordered Stomach, Nattsea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, 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 the .renovation of the blood' and the restoration of tone and strength to the system debilitated by disease. 1.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

FOB THE BAPID'CURE OP

Coughs, Colds, Influenza* Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consnmp tion, and for the relief of Consumptive

Patients in advanced stages of the disease* So wide is the field of its'iiscfulness and so nu' tnerous 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 eveiy other mcdicins of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidotc to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are 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 afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures too 'numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. .,—h-a

PREPARED BY

DR. J. C. AYEtt & CO. LOWELL, MASS. 51 linson & Powers. Craw fordsville Tiilburt it Son, Waveland: (». W. Mii'cr, L-ulozn and by all dealers in Medicines. At wholesale by Suirc, Kckstein «fc Co., Cinciaiiaii ?ept. 25, 185S. vlOrilOvl.

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Watches, Clocks and

E W E KVi:i: RROL'OIIT

O A W O S I E S

James Patterson,

HAS

JUST RECEIVED tlx largest and most complete stock of New Jewelry, Fine "Watcfae»r SilveT &

Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Pocket .. Books, Porte Monies,. Pea ,T Knives, •s. GOLD, SILVER AND PLATED

S E A E S

All kinds of Musical Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings, and all other articles usuallyfound in a complete establishment of the kind.— In.fact it is the

Largest and Best Assorted Stock ever before offered to the people of Montgomery County for examination-^

I have just opened a New Patierri of Panncled

O S

Patontod- by. Chauncy Jerome, April 14th, 1S57, not orio of which has ever been known to stop or vary since they-liave been in use. They are Clocks which I can .warrant, *nd which I 'know will give perfect satisfaction.

To the Ladies,

I would say that I have the nicest and richcst patterns of Jewelry ever before offered in thiscity, to the cxaminatioa of which I ask their kind attention. Watches Clocks, Jewelry aad

Musical Boxes,

Repaired and warranted. To this branch^of the busifte^irrj«all eapecinrattertttott,jand'feet*confident, that in prices and qnalityof work, perfect Satisfaction wi'l be given at the sign of the:

"Golden Watch,"

ONE

COX & Co.,

Iron,

!£i

One door west of Pursel's old Corner Stand, Main Street. JAMES PATTERSON. Uarch^fi.1653. ydnZG.

a. 'X.

SKT ALL I'sper of all pries from 8 cents tofl,00 per Roll. AiaocBordelv and Window Paper of all kinds, it M. HEATON'S.

grow Boertatt?HwUanA-Bitieniv Apr it 's? -i HANSON, fcr-POWUS.

I S A N 1

BoUs, I«echanic?s

is.:'

v-i

MOFFrrrs

Tobacc&r

ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAK HAO&WARE AND CUTLERY,

ALSO, SADDLER ZGOACII AJVD IIARifEfLS T-IUMHTXNGS,

1 Together with Asricnltural Implemrats, among w&ich is av

CELEBRATED THRESHER

Woodbury's Patent Portable Horse Power

1HBE|PR AND SEPARATOR.

Culling Boicm, Corn Crushers, Corn Planters Ac Shelters,

r? MOORE'S GRAIN DRILL, Ac., &c. .7

Kuhns and Hains Grain Drill

All orders addressed to us shall meet with prompt- attention. C1IKISTMAX ifc GKK Crawfordsvillo, April 24,1S53.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Groceries For The

mm.: Mr.

pVliolesalc Croeery,

iVo. 1, Empire Block main St.

DE3T- S. OOIX: 3c OO-,

JJ AVIJfG made arrangements EAST and SOUTH for ..-r.'.'j*

-200 Hogsheads Sugar,

^250 Barrels AJolasses,

250 Sacks Coffee,

J37~T be received .luring tho fall and wintcr..Jg2

To be Sold at the Lowest Figures,

Wholesale or Retail.

Country Merchants and Farmers eau be accommodated, ut wholesale, with from 10 to pounds Coffc, Sugai ij-c., fye.,

In addition to the above wo have on hand

Candles-

Boxes Star Candles. r»o half Boxes Star Candles in store and for bv ii.s. cox &:Co., Aug. 21st, IMS. No. r.-tf.

salr

Starch.

T.t'Vw Pearl Starch, just received by Aug. 21. COX it Co.,

Buckets.

7)ra. Painted Buckets for sale by

21. cox

& Co.,

\|7'OC?K^ WAKE of every description j»at receiTcifln* All.r O! a)X it Co.

Cheese.

Boxes for sale by

K'o. 1, TVMI. Cheese in Store and

Ajiguest, 21.

COX & Co..

OHDAGE of every description at mannfactury prices by ,.:4 August, 21. COX & Co.,

Large assortment, Tobsceo of qualities for liv COX & Co.,

sale by

August 21st.

Soda,

1 Kegs S. C. Soda, fo- sale by Iv Aug. 21. COX & Co.,

Spices,

ALL kinds of Spices in lar^c quantities, a" wholcsiile and retail, for sale by August 21: COX & Co.,

Teas,

ALokc

and general assortment of Teas of the very-best brands in store and for sale cheap by Angnet 21. COX & Co.,

Glassware,

evcrv description for sale very clicap by Aug. 21- COX & Co.,

LATEST ARRIVAL!

F. M. HEATON

Has Just Reccitcd the Largest Stock of

Books & Stationery!

M^VER bronsrfit to Crawforcsvillo. to which lie invlCes the attention of lira friends and tlic public generally. Call at the

O O E O I

North West Comer of

Green and Main Streets,

and examine for yourselves. Sep. IS, 150?. tf-

Stationery.

FOOLS

ALL

Lccal. 1 Papers

CAP,. Letter. Note. Legal. BniTi, Bill Billet, Moiirning and Perforated

BufT. Legal Mourning and other En vellonsofe very sue Printing and visiting Cards: Pencils, writing rand: Pens and Penholders which will be sold at Wholesale and retail, cheaper than the chcaietlv

Scp. IS, 135S. tf. F. M. I1EATON.

BLANK BOOKS, &C.

kihds of Blank Books, from a Set memorandum book to a 10 quire Ledger or Deed Record, on hand and for sale at Cincinnati prices by

Scp. Id, 1353. tf. F. M. HEATON.

Ladoga Academy. 11IIIS

new and splendid Institation will go into operation on the 16th a/September inst. It will be furnished with tho finest school furniture, made by Chase & Son, Buffalo, N. Y.

taon have signified tlieir intention of coming here to commence with the first term. Bearding can be had cheap, and tuition trill range from $3,50 to £8,00 per quarter.

Let young men.come at least one day before the

WOODS

an(frCliri«lador» H«ir Dye .for. aale by ^AN80N it POWERS.

.aaawo'i #1^

tlARDWARE AND COJrSlE§f6FfH fi

SOT

No. 2rEm$|^|l^,TX .. (jj^d^vM^ihd.

tordsvii

J£iL

Tools,._

AND A GEKEOAL ASSORTMENT' OET A 'ili

LAO

»fiO

AND SEPARATOR,

GKEGG, Xo. 2, Empire Tllock. v9n40.

1858 -Splendid Carriages 1858

AND BUGGIES,

AT REDUCED PRICES.

NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE.

JS.tensive

MILLER "bavin? increased his already exfacilities for manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES VEHICLES

& LIGHT

c-f every description by associating as partners the undersigned practical workmen from date takes this nicthod.to inform his uanicrouscustomers and the public in general that they have facilities for getting up

Cheaper, Better and Neater Work

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

PRICE, AND DURABILITY OF WORK.

Rcranng executed with neatness and dispatch, also illacksniithing, Trimming, Painting «SL'C. All our work warranted one year.

Profoundly grateful to a generous public for their past patronage, the senior partners respectfully fcolicit a continuance of the same to tho new firm.

Sign—.1. S. Miller & Co., Market Street North of the Courl house Square. J. S. MILLER,

II. JIKFFNKR, S. MILLER.

Sept. 11, ISr.S. vlO-nS lv.

T. D. BROWN,

DEALER IN

GROCERIES,

Window Glass, Glass Ware,

E S I I S

Cordage, Tubs, Buckds, Churns,

PISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY, i\o.

Commercial Block.

E^-Old Stand of II. S. COX & Co..^®J

The highest prieo paid for all kinds of Trc dr.ee.

N. B. Dnitrs Medicines at the old stand No. 3, Commercial Block. Aug. 14, 165s.-tf.

Grocery & Provision

S O E

Gaskill & Eastlack,

WOULD

Rcspcctfullj inform their customers and the citizens of Montgomery county generally, that they arc now epened in the room formerly occupied by 6aIcy & Kidsc, west of the Court Ilonsc. on Washington Street, where tli -y will keep on hands a large and well selected stock* of

Family Groceries,

Which will be sold at tho smallest profits for CASII. Wc have now on hands a superior article of

Tea, Coffee,

Sugar, Rice, Molasses,

Confectioneries^' Tobacco, Cigars,

Spices, Notions, dec..

Wo wgsli to trade for all the produce the Farmers bring to Market. Wo will pay tho highest price. Wc solicit a call from one and all.

Aug. 2S, nO-tf. GAShlLL & EASTLACK.

KOBKKT II. HOW,

Produce, Forwarding & (omnik

iou

Merchant.

... MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.

HAVING

charge of the Grain Ware IIousc and

Pier at the above place I am prepared to do a general

The fine building just completed will accommoite about two-hundred pupils, and a large attcn- Titunnrts dance is expectcd, as young men from every direc- Froducc, Commission i)* Storage

JJUS ICS

Fanners wishing to store their grain can do so by sending to my care and have it sold when ttiey desire. Ad-vances made on consignments of grain in store. PVodncc-of all descriptions received for sole in this or Chicago Market.

KEFEREWCE8

C. B. Blair. Mich. City. ., Marino Bank, Chicago, li. Jewell, Dow, llurd &. Co. September -1th, 1?5S.' '•*-'"Ko. 7-lrn.

IODINE A!fD SARSAPARlLtir wnif fttrf *11 diseases arisinf-fitmi an imp«/tf state qf the Bi.opn /r a degriTed condition of the ftu^d^bf tbe.»ys(cni, \iz: Ckijccts, 8^-elliny of the bland#, Kh*«inikd»fn, Wiiita SwSlliAg, Chronic *ore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Gontre, Tains in the Hones and Joints, Ul&to in the Month and Throat, at\d ajl Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This mcdijnne^pearcliw ont-'tlia very roots of tfie-^ distnsC'by"pilfifying. tile tilodd, flli^'fihiflying the* Secretions in tho syR^TOj.thns romovirig tho cnn?o, wWch renders tlic cfott CEitttrt**nri(iVjtB*ASRCT. bit Kastehly's loout* A~sn SAnsAPAn^LA will cnre.tl^ M^jicon/cc i»t«SASE, and dpVc oat and destroy every particle of'mkrcvst which is in-" tho system and cn'ro its bud effcctsr—

Jt.will cnre secondar? aY|g4^s- or vinkkf.ai. DhttASE and will drive fhe sTriLiVrb viRsaand all I iiejieditaut taIn'ts ami *~oisonous vattett ortt of tho ijyfetem .tlirtnigh the CSntli ot tiT* Biay, and" restore tfie fatient to a perfect stato'of iieaItA lind p.ubitt. It is a positive euro for liver comPLAiXT^and DYfrEPsiA, if nsed a proper length of timet I challenge the world to produce its eqnal in thcsj complaints... Tho afflicted jR-ill bear in mind IhatTiii^EASTKBLTjs IotfiNE AjjD Saksavaiv^ illa will cure all Nervous dVscaaca, FonrnTe Comvplaints, Dropsy,"CfraVeVi-15i.aea«s Of tho Kidneys^ Bladder and Urinary organs, in a few d'ava..

It will romovo Pimples nnd Blotches from- theface, and mate tho Skln Clear, Wliite and Beautiful as Alabaster. It does this by. purifying tho BLOOD, and fjj fts prompt action on tho Liver, Kfdnoys, aftvl Secretary Urgans, producing vigor^. ons health.

Tersons who have long boon nfllictcd with Scrof--,, nla, Old-Sons, Tetter, Ringworms,Seald Head,. Clo'ches, Eruption of tlitf Skin'and all Cutaneous' diseases are adriied to procuro Gridley's- Suit' Rheum aTld Titter O!ntiri«nt'to-i»ppl' ort-til^"SoT*cs,i or diseased parts, when rtsirtg. Hr. £astcrly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. Tho Iodine nnd Saraapnrilia purifies the Blood, and cause tho sores to discharge their pernio mattek, and the ointment: ni'Ai.s tiied. When both arc used (which I al-\" ways recommend)a vkkmasext and UAnicAL ouiie is always-effected. They arc tho best nnd most powkhkvl cckatives known to man.- A fair trial is all I ask—I do not fear tho result. '1

Trice of the Todinc ar.d Sarsnparillii'frl per Bottic, or 0 Bottles for $5. Gridley's Salt Ivhcum Ointment To cents jx-tBottle. Botl:' nfe prepared by Dn. Kasteki.v, comer of Third and Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Missouri, solo proprietor, lo whom nil orders must be addressed.

Jjf7~Sold by T. D. Brown and Manson & Powors, druggists, in Crawfordsvillo, and by druggists generally..

IIOOIM.It'S Fft«AW:COKI)I-

AL Will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus dr Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complcetion, Ileadachc. Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Cheeked Prespiration, Kxcosses, OvcrExeitcment, ctc., of the Sexual Organs: Dr. Hooppcr's Female Cordial is univorsnlly acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever inventod.

IS?"Price ^1 per bottle, or six bottVs for o. Dn. Easteki.v, corner of Third and Chestnut^ streets St. Louis, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed.

Sold by T. D. Brown, and Manson ib Powers, in Crawfordsvillo, andby druggists generally.

Rf!)R. CA ItT KR'SConCII IMLNAJI will euro Coughs. Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the side and breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croop, Liver Complaint, Palpitation-of the Heart, and all disoascs of the Thwat, Oiiest and Lungs. No one should ncglect a Coiigii or Cold Hingle day. Sfillions di* .•wintmli'y iiy ncglecllng a COMMON1 CCLD.— Coughs and Colds lead to Cossi'mption, and then to an early- death: loader, have you a Cough, Cold or any disease of the lungs? Procuro atonco that celebrated remedy, Dir. Caiitkk'h Col-oii Bai.sam which never fails to relieve a Cough in twon-ty-!\)iir hours, nnd always cunes tho woiibt casks of Cold's. Coughs, and al! diseasos of tho Throat and Lungs in a few days. Price—Trial bottles, 25 nts large bottles. $1 per bottle, or 0 bottles for §5.-

S3?" DR. EASTFJi'LV, corner Tliird and Cliestnutstreets.St. Louis, Mo.,sole iiro|irictor, to whom all ord rs must be addressed to get the genuine.— Sold by T. D. Brown and Manson it Powers, in Crawfordsvillo, and by druggists-generally.

13TDH. KAKEK'S Sl'KC'lFI'IC will euro Gonorrhoea, Olecte, Strfctrvrc, SeirHiial Weakness, Chordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of tlic genital organs. Header, have yoti a Phivatk Diskafi:.' Do not neglect it. Df.i.av is Daxoiiuoi p. DN. Bakkk's Si'kcikfic is safe, speedy, and K.vDicAt. cli:k. With Dr. Bakers Specific you can CUKK YOUKSKLF, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the medioinc. Pricc* $1- 50 per bottle.

EASTFItljV, corner Third and Chest

nut streets, St. Louis, Mo., solo proprietor, to whom1 all ordeis must be addressed to get tho genuine. Sold by 'J'. D. Brown, and Manson & Powers, in Crawfordaville, and by druggist* generally.

DR. EASTERLY'S

EST"FEVER AND AfiUIC KILLF.R-Will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, all tho various forms of Fevers incident to Billious Climates. If there is a man, woman or (nii.n suffering with--Agke anij Fevki:, tboy arc advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a rosi-rivE ctui:-• sjkeuy and teiimanent. Try it.

Price ^1 j»er bottle or six bottles f»r Da. Eastkici.v, corncr of Third and Chestnut serects St. Louis, Sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by T. I). Hrown. and Manson fc Powers, Agents for Crawfordsvillo. and by druggists generally.":

June 19, No. 43-tfm.

REMOVAL.

I have moved my Dnguorrian Rooms (from tho Kust end of Umpire Mock, to the West end,) and I am now fitted np in good style and ready to I make you some of the best pictures that can bo made and no mistake. Daguerreotyping and tho

Ambrotyping will all bo done in the same rooms.

Ambrotypcs in Cases for 25 cents,

Warrcnted to last as long a-? any Ambrotvpo can be made to last.

Dagurreofypcs

from

Dollars.

Photographs from 2•» Cents to 45 Dollar*.

This is the Premium Gallery of this County, wo make the best work for the satire money of any House of the kind in tlio State of Indiana.

Entrance to rooms between Christman & Gregg Hardware-Store. and 11. S. Cox & Co s_. Grocery Store A. 5. IIUGIIES.

Ma'v. 2-2, W.W, No- 44-tf.

Hides! Hides!

rpl!K mibscribet wishes to purchase green and dr.' Hides, Sheep Pelts, and Calf Skins, for whirh ho will pay tho highest market prico. Call jit Mark's Meat Market, on Main street, oppositethe Court House. ISAAC A. MARKS.

Aug. 14,1S56. -v nirn'J.

Sash, Window Glass, See.

2COO

Lights of Pine Sash, assorted sizes 73 boxes Window Glass do 1 Doors, «fce., for sale by apr. 24'58 ClM.MES & BLRBR1DGK.

Tablelihd Pocket Cntlery.

AFlNK

assortment, of a superior quality, u»t received by upr. 2*1

f£3*

GRIMES & BURBR1DOE.

Tools.

A GENER^VL assortment of Carpenters', CoopJ\ ere' and Blacksmith*' Tools, received by GKIMK SC. URRBLIDlOE. •ipr.21'53.