Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1858 — Page 4

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r+xoiAt urn**, '-ART TMOIMOH.

OP

DRY-GOODS, &G.y

AT LESS "THAN.

NEW YORK COST.

SUBSCRIBERS having bong to tho '.orgeat tod beat

STOCK OF GOODS

Iter before brought to this market, offer tlienl to t, tho citizen* and people genera 'v,

AT LESS

PRICES

the

Than ever before heard of in West. These goods hare '..-'5,,, been carcfutty selected and will be sold

A E S S A N

NEW-YORK COST!

We respectfully solicit an ...

Examination of Cur Stock,

AND GUARRANTEE THAT NO

PERSON SHALLJGO AWAY,,,

I S S A I S I E

THIS STOCK CCMPltJSES EVERY

THING IN THE LINE OF

ill JJ

OfiV CLO

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

DirCall and sec. The Goods

and Prices speak for themselves.

Spring an«l $11 miner

a- O 3D s.

Allen, Galey & Keeran

•t Are now prepared for tho Spring and Summer trade with a select stock of Spring and Summer

As it is

tho

O O S

Which they are now offering to their friend* and p»trous and the community at large at the lowest

IS1I PRICES,

And on favorablo terrnn exactly enited to tbe

I E S

tiBclciw to xiudcrtako to enumerate

VARIETY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

Ofcoods of which our stock consists we would briefly state that we have a

HOIC

s: ii fj h: a

OF STAPLE AND ..

A N O O S

•Suited to the icccir cf-

Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls.

ALSO

A

STOCK OF

Groceries, Hardware and

QUEENSWARE &C.,.

All of which wo offer to our frionds in exchange for *11 kinds of merchantable »i t'r.J."

O E

Being thankful for }-a«t favors we once mor« extend a general invitation,

'Come One! Come All!!

Bring your Entter.ggs, Lard, Feathers, Rags, Bacon, Beeswax, tallow, I

&C., &C., .. .r

Tor which wo will allow yon the

May Irt, 1S53. ly.

BIS TT

MARKET PRICE IN GOODS.

At the Etoro of ALLEN, GALEY & KEERAN, in tho Room formerly occupied bv Graham Brother*. Wwt ofUw C-onrt lloase.

Iron and Nails.

O/J Tons sssorted Iron 100 Kegs Nails: jnst received and for ksle OBilfES & BUKBRIDGE.

MANSON & POWERS,

In the Pieial A^un Ijj

With the largest and Bc& sdectcd stock of

Drugs, Medicines. Jlaii^

OILS. DYEj STU1 Jifil

DON'T

$

0

:0

W £S/

I». II. CRAIG & Co.,-

J. R. RoaixtoM, J. W. GARVIN, July 17, lSii3.

Sule»meu.

Nc. C2.

NEW GOODS!

5

CHEAP GOODS!!

F?, TOBACCO, nmwtm)

3iH7a

Window Glass, Glass Ware

GLASS LAMPS, COAL

COAL OIL, LARD OIL, Flklf OIL,

Unseed Oil, White Lead,

Together with & fnl) andlfcomplete n»jortnj«at oi

INTS, Lil

EVER BROUGHT, TO THIS MARKET, Which wc are determined to soil, as low ns can be purchased in the Wabash Valley, for cash. ,orto prompt payers. space. Call No.,4,.Empire! Block. Crawfordsville.

April,24,1S5».

0&t

V»n40...

\\jP. have jnst received aliifjro^nnd frosli snpply Y\ of Dr. O. W. Robnck's Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood i'iJls. npr 24 '53 MANSON & POWERS.

A FRE£H supply of Dr. Ilelmbold'A. extract of ixl Bttchn. for h'.le by I ppr24V3 MANSCN n: POWERS.

r- GROSS MeLunc's Pills aniUVcrmilusre.: 1 nnr^roi ilANSON & POWERS. I

FljE

lot if,G MonMina and French Lithographs, forsalc atihe,-6ld Corn^r.|: by may 1

ri,,u

PEPPER,

»f-'''r/vr

FRANK liF.ATON.

Spice and Cinnamon, ground uud un-

pronnd, fer gale by apr2i'.r3 MANS

OX & POWERS.

forget to try our Cigars and Tobaoeo we have choice articles.. npr 24 '53 MANSON & POWERS.

Boxes Star and Adamantine Candles., for stlc cheap by a JT 24 V5

50

BACON

HOWE'S.

I N

Gents Furnishing Goods,

iwamoivgii'

HANSON & POWERS.

WANTED, for which vre will pny he highest price in cash. I arv 24 '53 MANSON & POWERS.

CjUPERIOItFve'sIi Teas at jlO nf.r24Ti3

MANSON & POWERS'.

A' Vi'.llV lnree ns.sortm»n_t of I Vint and White Wiish Brushes, J'cr sale'by a-)i- 24 'S3' MAN'SON & POWEP.S.

What the Ladies say

I In favor of

DICK'S CELEBRATED

COOKING STOVES. \KJ

E the underaijrned who have pimrliaced the justly celebrated Bucl

?d

K. M.

Patent Cooking

Stoves, would vcconimend them to the Public, as hying tho most perfect Stove ever 3t»kl in tl.i: place.

It i» pcrfect innll the dirtorent departments of Cooking—Makes with great regularity, lias a good draught, and requires but about one half the amount of fuel that is required to perform the same amount of work i:i other Conking Stoves

Mrs. Matilda Comptou, Mrs. M. 51. -lennison,

Kobert^on. Elizabeth Mivel Nnuev Fisher, Elizabeth Fagan, Ann E. Watson. Lucy A. Ilolton, Susan N. Nicholson. Eliza Watson, K. A. .Tennisnji, Sarah Wtikelyn, Eli a Bowcn. M. Middleton,

Mrs. Martha A. Hughes.

\. R. J. UOOVKIt, is tliE only A cent f.T the Siilu of tlie eclobrated Hack's Patent Stoves in Crawfordsvillc. Mo others have them. A good assortment of other Stoves always on hand and for Sale for Cash or any kind of Trade.

April 8, 1S.V3"—If.

Fresh Arrival of

B0ARDMAN& GRAY'S

I A N O S

,,

Jk

,1

AT

Newman's Music Store HAVING

just opened a laxgc Stock of fine Gold Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which lie oilers for cash at prices so low us to defy competition. Two doors east of Binford's corner, sign of

WATCH

and

MI'SICAT. INSTKUMKNTP.

100 Fine Gold i.nd Silver Wittchos 100 Breast Pins and Broaelws 800 Finger Kings

ITt Far Drops of different styles 20 and Silver Fob and Neck Chains SO Gothic Pearl inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. Also a variety'of good

IVIH'.' I'oneils,

Lockets. Snaps. Bracelets. Spectacles. Port Monies, fine Cutlery, Kazors, Scissors, Pen Knifes. Spoons, Miscellaneous Books. Maps. Novels, Pupcr, Ink, fine Note Paper, Envelopes. Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards. Pianos. Melo-Peans. Mclodeons. Guitars, Violins, Accordeons. Music Boxes. Sheet Music, together with every thins: else usually kep in such establishments. TIIOS. NKWMAN.

Crawfordsville, Dec. 22 iSoo. vTn2i!.

Howard Association, PE)iiiidf3(!iia.

^1 Itcncvolcnf Inst it nf ion, established by special emblement for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with

Virulent and Epidemic diseasesJ MHO ALL persons afllieted with Sexual Diseases. such as SPEKMATOKRHCKA. SEMINAL WF.AKNF.SS. GO-NORillKEA, Gl.EET. l.MI'OTENCE. SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE. Av.. Ac.

The HyWAlUJ ASSOaiATlO^. iuyicw of the awful di's'trhctiirm 'Jf liuman Hfc-ennstfd hy Sexual discafcs.c'.id the deceptions practised upon the unfortunate vietims'of such diseases by Quacks, severs! years n-ro directed their Consulting Surgeon, in a t'll Ai'ITABl.E ACT worthy of their names to open a Dispensary for the treatment of this class of diseases, ir. nil t!cir forms, and tojgivc MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a description oi-their condition,! (ace. occupation, habits of life. &i ..)nnd in cases

N1S1I MEDICINES

pox

It is

FREE OF CHA ilu AssoouiUon crunmauds (be highest Medical l'urnUli the

AUtt'K. It is noedle.-s to add that, ils (be liigl

nauds ill l'urni

skill of tile age. and will furnish the mo?t approv-i

cd mcklcrn treatment.

The Directors, 011 a review of the past, feel assured that their laborssin this sphere of benevolent effort, have beeji of great benefit to the alHietul, especially to tlie young, and they have resolved to devntc'thsmse'ivcs. with renewed zeal, to this very important but much despised causo.

Just pnb'iislied by the Association, a Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice ot Onanism, Masturbalk-r. or Self Abuse, and o:hof the Sexual Organs, by the Consult :ntr Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,{in a seal-

Address, for Report or treatment. Dr.

GEOIIGK

I', CAI.UOUN, ConsuUins Surfrecn,- lioward Asroeiation. No. 8 ?outh!Nrn1Vi?treei. PhiliMilpIiR., Pa. By order of the Direc^rs.

EZRA TJ. HABTWELL. President.

Gso.

FAIKCHILD.

See'y. r.iar20,\0n55yl.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

CIGARS! CIGARS!!

May, 23, 1S5S No. «-6in.

CORN,

RYB, J1ARLEY A WOOD, are ^nu at the DifitillQry, north of Crawfordsvuio. forirhich tbo Riehofct Market Price will b« paid by LAYMON BROTHERS ft CO.

Feb. i.IfM.t Pn?9-tf.

AT II E

Greencastle Music Store!

YiOLwe from #1.00 to $50,00. 'Also I full and'confplete stock of Sheet Mo sic and Musical Merchandise^' of all kin»l«. constantly on hand and for sale at "SMASH DOWN PANtC PRICES."

Onr Piano Fortes are from the following Noted

!SSgS4jf*a &4SU3H3

Woodward & Brown, A. & J. Keogh. v,• Buffalo. Pete re. Craesr A Co. Louisville.' A. II. Gale & Co. New York. sChild\&Riahop'» Celebrated Mclodeonar

Thc'^ovVlristromenfs'eaftnot bo "sllrpasscd,

Ail .orders oromptlv attended to. AddreES. R.jOORIflKS & CO:,^B«cnctStfc, Indi N. B. Evrrv instrument fully warranted.

Miircb 25, 135S. v9n3Gyl.

FARMERS CHOICE!

N 3 sr A.

S E I O W S

pAMPBEUi, GALEY & BARTER, arc now Reiving dliirgc assortment of tbe aibp'vcSiPltoJfs,: all Sizes, witli and without Cutters, Corn Plows', and they will also have for the Snrins Trad) a large assortmentof Cultivators,

ing engaged the services of Mr. Jesse W. CumbcrIancV Cf^fic.ily'of-the Ilonse of Cumberland, Greffg «fc Co.) wlio-will give special attention to this department. we propose to furnish all the latest improved agricultural Implements of the day, such as Reapers. Mowers, Threshing Machines, Separators, Grain Drills, Corn Planters «fcc. &e.,

Remember the place No. 7 Commercial Row. Crawfordsville. In l. CAMPBELL, GALEY &

WOULD

Hurley's" 13ull'ii, an-.l Guysott'a Sur-

paparilla, for ?a'e by niir 24 T)3 MANSON & POWERS.

IIAE TLR

•^Fefe. 20, 1S58, tf. 3

WMTpTWATSON

inform the citizens of Montgt mery County that he keeps on hand, one door North of ElHton it Lane's Bank,

LEATHER.

O I a

CINCINNATI OAK-TANNED SOI.E:

BUFFALO SOLE,

CINCINNATI KIP UPPER AND CALF,

FRENCH KIP AND CALF, CITY HARNESS. ALSO BINDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Cash Paid ior Hides.

Nov. 23-v9nl9tf.

mi. va:\ S5stasisia/r,

E N A L^^^SURGEON.

RESPECTFULLY

tenders liia services to the cit­

izens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. He gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which are now annually lost for want of timely and .judicious treatment. Those that are. in want of artiliciiil {eeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of

Porcelain Teeth in the West,

Having sure utility and ease to all requiring artificial substitutes, from a single tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted.

All operations pertaining to the science carefully ftttcn ed to with the least possible pain. Dental Rooms in W ashiugton Hall.

November -i, 1S53. vonlStf.

BY, LIGHTNING

11

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN,

"ITTOULD inform their friends and customers V? that they arc receiving their

SPUING AND SUMMER

fGar €Ui €[9 J9A 9 Which consist in part of tiic fo lowing articles:

Scotch and Pacific Lawns, Fancy Prints, Shaili D'Ecosse, Printed Challi, Pancy Be rage,

Brown and Bleached Shirting, Marine

Skirting,-Tick-ing & Drills, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Queensware and Glassware.

Our stock being full, wo would ask the citizens eencrally to give us a call. Ci-sh and Country Produce received for (foods at small Profits.

J. CRAWFORD & MULUKIX.

April 10, -1S53. nSStf.

BJ a &kj ijt,h in g.

"\T7"OULD respectTnlly inform his friends and YY ^the citizens of -Montgomery county generally that he is aniply prepared t" execute with latnsfs'and dispatch all orders lVr/.work. Par•uliir attention paid to horse-shoeing. te£T" Call i'.t the sign of tho Big Shoe, on Green street, one block nth of the Post Olfiee.

Crawfordsville, Aug. 14, 1S,"S. n4m3.

K'iD'A^T E D'.7

I^HE undersigned take this method of iiiformiu? their friends and the ballance of 11 nnkind. thut they are onee more prepared to furnish them with all kinds of

Cabinet Ware and Chairs-

Also a large lot of Double and Single Mattrcsses,- at

No. 4, Commercial Row. O I S

Furnishe-J as usual with or without the Hearst.

N. B. We hapoour/rienvls willconu: f.-rwr.r.l and Settle their accounts ImrtueJinfeIV,""A"e nee I the money. ROSS & WHITS,

No. 4, Commercial Row, Crawfordsville. fnd. Septeml»er4th, 1SSS. No. T-Gm.

General Hardware.

UMj

iV dtired niid Ibr's'nfe ov

^•,r. 21 '53.

1

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

_TIIE most choice brands of Tobacco A Cigars will bo bold at the lowest fipnros by A. NOLTE*, Tobaconist.

Sgeneral

GRIMMS ifc BURBRIDGE.

Fish.

i¥j|ACKERELL, •'White Fish, Pickerel], Trout und Herring, for sale at l'aekers Prices. by August 21 .• 'V)X Co...

Farticular Notice,

J•

WINN, having disposed of his ehti.e stock of" juno a^ 1553 goods, and quit tlie business, wonld most respectfully inform those who are indebted to him lOr poods. oither by note or boob account, that an inunediate settlement is desired. The Books can too found in the front room over Christmnn

"Music for the BDlHonT'lSTOTE^.AT INWARSE, Wc

9

d,u s-

«0L'-

LAT"™

Single, Double and

Three Shoveled. Plows. Revolving Horse-Rakes

&c. &e..

Hav­

i:

1 2 A

flag poRnaU

xsvi srr i%at theold Staa^.,

tL

O5,000 yards Prints of the best quality. 1 & 40,000 yards.Muslins, blue and brown. 20.000 yardsCambvie, Jueonct.-la'wus and linens 15.000 yards Satinett, of tho best. 20.000 yds. Cottonade. latest styles. 1S.000 Summer Linens, for Pnnls A C:!ts.

V.000 Summer Vestings, all the lutes', styles. 100 yards Sntin Vestings. fi vlti 20,000 Ginghams of the best quality, jf J,

J:wonet, Swiss, Linen and Thread Edgingi.. ... A nice stock of linen Fringes. Nice.dimity Lawns. 25.000 yards Bonnet arid Cap Ribbons.,'. 1,000 Ruelias, both plain and fancy.

1,000 Summer Bonnets-

A large stock of Hats, for both men, boys and children. ... A nice stock of Flats, for mis"sa.

The best stock of Shoes iu town. A good stoe£ cf- Boots. fx

-KID AND SILK GLOVES^ nc

Cotton and Lisle thread Gioves. The cheapest stock of Hosiery in tovi n. Silk and Satin Cravat s, very cheap. A nice stock of Bonnet Flower*. 000 vnrds white dottc I and plain Swiss."-1-2.000 "i4 Black and

FANCY SILKSj •V"'

cheaper than ever. 20.000 yards Bed Ticking. 20.000 yards Ili. koiy, strificd and eh 15,000 Chambra Shirtings. *. 10,000 Fancy Shirting, 5.000 Plain Mild Fancy Shirt Fronts. 5,000 Collars. 500 Jaconet, Swiss and Cambric Collars for ladies., ,.

Our stock of Umbrellas is complete. Our stock of Parasols is unsurpassed by any house in the market.

We keep constantly 011 hand a good stock of

GROCERIES,

W A N E

Ejrtrs.

A

Gregg's.store. -JACOB WINN. April 24, 1853. v9, n40.

ADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,

atsortmont received by .'••••

«r IT 4. .* "Gsivte Brtnnfii

».5,000 lbs. Paper Rags. 50.000 lbs. Fcuthers All of which we will take i/i cxchsugo for Drv Uoods. at the best market prices.

COME ONE COME ALL

Importers and Jobber's

AND DEALERS IN

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

A N E N

stock of Spring and Summer fabrics including every tiling that has yet been brought to Crawfordsvil!e. Wo intend not to be tinderso'd by anybody and wo here take occasion tosav that our

A E S O O

Kcady Made Clothing

Is the finest and best ide of any in Crawfordsvilleand will be sold at prices th.Vt xnll astonish those who have bought their goods elsewhere.

HATS AXB CAPS.

1

I ii

.Onr apartment

of Ilats nnj

cvery^stylu and are of the latest firhionj.

JEWELRY.

Our stock of Jewelry embraees every article in thoime. Warrented fine gold.

"all KINDS OF PRODUCE,

taken in exchange, and the. higiioet prices paid. A S 1 5 5

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL

AT

asaoytmoiSii^for buildiiij purposes, re

-*WI•:T r-r,^

TheL, ,''"AJ AX.^'' Remains Uririvalled!

virali •»*. Si.r. 1z A fell Stock of

IS

if)

Or ftiij ofEcrin our llne'atlcpdcd'tc promptly, andjpillbe thankfully'All Work'wnrf anted.

Old Copper^ Lead, Brass, Pewter, Paper Rags, and almost all kinds' of Farrairig Produce taken in Exchange. iuraiiiT June 20, 1857-v8n48-tf. si jT I I O N O N S O N

CO.

F. H. FRY & ..

Are 'now*in receipt of aO samiiJi

FRESH ARRIVAL.

is

iii

,»»' F. II. FRY »fc CO.

April 10, 1S5S.—tf.

MAYER & ULLMAIV,

O O S

They take'pler.sure in informingthoir numer6us thiit 'they are now "engaged heavily in the dry goods trade as well as clothing, and thatthey aic now in receipt of one of tLe largest and Incst

ps etnoraco-

DISTRICT.

I tnke Uiismcthftd of in forming the Citizens of the District- Wi^Sow'ingtOTnyduviesat home that I shall be compelled to decline .being a candidate

Congress in the coining Campaiirn. But will use my utnif-st c.\ertions to supply all my customcrs with the best ariicli of

-Tiii, .C«|pei* & Shccl Iron, IVarc ihat is Manufactured in

Montgomery ounty.

And every body knows that I am ihu only "DOM tini er in the town of Crawfordsville. Bucks Stoves stands unrivaled as vet.

JOHN IJOOYER

No. 49-tf.

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

Aiopened

LARGE and complete stock, received and now by •_

GRLLWES'I BITRBRIDGE.

opened by. opr24. '5S

-,i :f Orocerie&

/^id^FEEj Sngar', Molassea, TeajC Tohaccb" Can-V-J1 dies, 6pi6ea, I)reStnfla.Ac.,&o. irpr.M'K GRIMES 5: BURBRIDOE.

JLIA OTSAVI *.W

mjpEMtnurnt io tbe bamnea^ intends to continue

4

U*"*

"HZ Xt a

Tin, Japan, Brass, Capper & Brittania Ware^

With a large .variety of other Kitchen Ware,-kept constantly on OSrfto**«'4iii3rWarciwiL be offered at rcdnccd prices.. All orders for work such as 4, ,r_, .,4,..

Tin Rpo&ig, Guttering, Sheet Iron, Gopper, Zinc,

S

"""IS.

)S29,000 STOCK.

vrr

'i

New Goods For The

I I O N

1 SVr-T

3

&V4

j.:' .1 Sili

GRAHAM BRO'S.

Silks, Dry Goods, Bonnets

A N S

I

Such as Sugar, Coffee. Molasses. Flour and Meal. I We invite the community to jiivc us a call: we charge nothing for showing goods.

At F. H. Fry & Co's.,

2.ri.000'!bs. Fi'esli Butter. 25,000 doz

r.«

READY MADE CLOTHIXGII' STAIRS.

THE LARGEST

STO/K

Boots and Shoes In Town.

flats,

:rv

Caps, (Jaii«?ts,

I Crockery Ware, ftroceries, i:c.,

"^kl E Sell more goods than any ONE Ifnnse in INDIANA, mid do onr own WORK, and can and will Undei Sell all Competition.

GIIAHAM BROrilERS.

April 24, 1S5S- tf.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

CARRIAGES!!

•j'?

GEORGE H. DEISHTON, LATE. DEIGIITOX \X0 nUl.linLEHODIf',

Greatful for past favors, would respectfully inff rin the public, thut lie hu.

|R E O I:

from Wrshingrton street, to Main street. 3 doors oast of Cloud's Dry-Good Score, where he is constantly putting up the most,

Fashionable, Durable and cheapest,

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES

"v"

AXD

EASTERN PRIGES.

Emploving none but competent and experienced workmen in each dupartment—using none but the very best Eastern timber, well seasoned. Having these facilities, he flutters himself (without gas) he can givo

better icorlc for less money, than any

OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE If EST.

.{Any"ficrion wanting a good and/.

E A A I E

wou'd do well to call, as he has a few

left

laUi firm, which will ba sold low

O A S

to close the stock. All of which is warranted one year. idg~ Repairs, Blacksmithing, Painting, Trimminsr. fcc.,. dono on the shortest notice, as cheap as tlie cheapest and warranted to give satisfaction, or no pay required. Old work taken in exchange for new. Sign,

DEIGHTOIRA CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Dec. 26,1857—v9n23yl.

Farming Implements.

CRADLES,.

iScythes, Snaths. Rakes, Shovels

Spades, Hoes, Plow* and Cultivators. Also,. 25 of San ford's Straw and-Hay Cutters tbe pub licare respectfully invited to examine this machine for utility., durability and cheapnew,. it cannot be ?urpas*ed." for sale bv' apr. 24 '55. 7'GRIMES'«fc "BURBRIDOE.

FRENCH ^LLIFEBYV

si

Mrs. J. A StENDEBSON, -r .Would respectfully inforni,ljer cnsiomctd and tho p«bll®^^aB^ tiivl^m r^o^|9|ci

New and Elegant Store,

Wo.M FomkSt.ftaa hior WeMorVineSt

ANU

mnenT orromTx me

TOST

omcs

Oft ,the15tfc of Mpreh tj T'\ CT Vf. J? On which day she will open tho largest and Best

assortment ot

FRENCH BON WETS, Bonnet Ribbons, Artificial Flowers,

MILLINERY TRIMMINGS,

Ever brought to Cincinnati. TVith liet ^aejenswl facilities for doing ik 111 huh Infger biwinew.lhmi she: has heretofore done, her Store and Show Rooms being the largest West of New York, slio will bo enabled to off«»r

UNEQUAL i,E D" INDUCEMENTS^ To Customers in her line, at

W ^OXE8 A E AND ETTA IL.

Persons visiting Cincinnati are particularly invited to call at

No. 92 Fourth Street,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

I

7

f' A. HENDERSON, f'

Feb. 12^S5S vSnSO ly.

W. E. Parrish & Co.,

HATTERS.

The Only Exclusive Hat 5* Cap Iloiise in

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

•w By the use of the French Comfor-

IwmP ii

mature wo warrant a perfect fit

Wo nve mnnui'ieturing r-voivinjr the oiistern ini.niitV.ctures ::!i of th.e most fus'iioli:ib:i' and improve.1 styles of Ihi's :.m! Caps. «on:-i.-».rnir ol r.eaver, 'Htf-v. r-i!k. Soft Fur mid woo! lints. Cloth mid Plush (,'IIJ s. We use noi.e 1 11 th•-? I et muteriul and warrant M:ti.- '.u'iion. We ma! to order and repuir at short no'iee. don't forget the place two doors west, of t.'io L:it House itiaiii street, Cra.vfordsviilo 11,\

N. B. Cish paid :.'r

OF

IMI:S.

The on:y exclusive R.JO!, fiiioi.-S'.ore in

CKAW FOT^I ^¥iI,LEo

V/hrre cnnt-'imersean j.ur.-i'.nsc r.r.Iy ovorv of article in the Hoot and Shoe trade hut at k:-.-

LowerTimsi AriTvvl^ere Essr.

E.

Tlie ereat in.tr.^cin.'n' wc otT.-r in oi:r pviees #nd thebeaiit ful quality and durability of'our s'.o. of Boots and Slioc are such tliat cverv man, woman and child will save ... ".

Twenty-five P,er-ceni,

i%-y.

By trad in? at ourestahlislimont a fpiart-r of a d..'iar saved these tiuiosis an it»m that noono sh'"i'.| overlook. Beinir exelusivc in the business and the best of facilities lor dviug business v. t-aie i.",abiccl to

UWDER SBLL

Anv of the Drv Goods to rosin town thr.tK-il

Lfidjcs' Kid Consross C..iters "•'Vi.Lr.«.,e Gaiters: j. Kid- Slipper-:

Kip Hi..-led Shoe:

•'Culf S-swe-l Shoes: Sheep Skin Over-Shoes "i,vLastinif Congress Gaiters:

Kid Ilnskins: Calf IIce!ed Shoe?

"Goat Boots

Gents' Buck Gioves -Oirav Morino Hose: Mixed cotton half Hose

Ladies Cotton II-so Wooien Hose

of tho

BOON

snu shoos Tfie f. Rowing comprises a lint of our Splendid stock of

Boots and Shoes.

Bub!je- Ovtr-Shocs: ?Moccasins. Fur and Cotton Line Gents' Calf Co:k ±r'\cd Boot.-

Single Dov.hlo Gr.iined B^ots L'ioih «:oncrrcss Gaiters

S

.. Doiihlci soled Calf Hoots Kip Caif congress G..itors riain caif Shoos:

'-''J

S I N W A O N S Ever offered in this market and at

GJ-ioves and Hosiery.

V. '••ohn Halt* I lose: '. iFnncy cotton i.alf Hose ^. IF

Mrv 3 '6B-v0n4i'-tf. DAVID HESTER.

iGKAHAM BROTHERS N E W-G OODS

DItY]-j.GOODS, BEADV MADE

CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,

BO-OTS AND SHOES,

CHEAP FOR CASH Sf PRODUCE.

waiwtjk: At

CSl*aham Brother*,

700,000

900,WO Feet of good Lumber.

500 Cords of good Wood. 100 Head of good Cows. K'J-. 200 cstook Catt'o. ... -,~ft 200 Hogs. 20 000 lbs Bacon. March 2C, 15M. v9nM.

N. W. GRIMES,

1

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tv

DRY

y. xlf

'-Ml *tt

Is KoW Receiving a Large T-*

-.1

And Beautiful Stock tOf

1 1

PIG AM SUMMER

GOODS

"T -4- I""

IMtoli, HITS. i«'

BONNETS,

Mirb'.', J.iN Jv.j.I ii-»

We rtre fiiiil mi ii.'tn is with !i rrcruit of n!co

Goods, now rcadv for "\Iorkct at still"

LOWER KATES THAN' EVEli.

OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.

3£ A

try -j

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Qneensware, Notions,^.,

wma\ HE 0F1ERS TO THE TRADE

AT THE LOWEST

*u?

1

April 2-1, 15/iS.

Juns vflii2j '03.

BOOT"AtfD "MSO'SIF

poiiiu

Corner of G'rccn Ha in. Stv.

w,

COMPETITION

A GOOD stock of White Goods. Ladies f« Drees and triininiug Goods. IJilibous, Kdgii I.aee, Collars &

Insertin

April 24. ISoS.

fancy

l!fri'

Sleeves. Now open GRIMES'

IT A\ELLA. De Burgo. Oriental Sustus, Challin ]awns, Baratres. Delaines, Gingham and fancy j.lints. Beautiful Patterns, at

GRIM i- s'

Gloves and Hosiery.

(J ,AD1!"S and Gfiiti, a full assortiii-'n' at GRIMES' ApnIJ-1,

Stcjples.

t|* 1 ON A r!.s. I.ipku-.. in11,f'hecks.S ripcji,

w!)rills.

Tic.is, Urown Lii ached Mo-li: s. I/n-

i''iis. Crash. iVi'., :it low ii/ura ,i Glil.MK^' Aj/rii •?,,

Utivgaiiiy.

A

yTic-d as ar.v in town to be had nt

LOOK ..GL'T FOU MtK

W E A E

I-

a N

Summer Cloths, Cassimers,

T'.vcrd.-, and Cotton Goods,

FOIt MEN AND BOYS WEAR,

SiLKS. BERASES, DELAINES, LAWNS,

A'-.i) all ei\d: of .\u 2

DRV GCPBS, FOP. TiiE LADIES."

Boiiiteis, ESaSs, Caps,

BOOTS AJ!) SHOES,

CLOTIIB.\4*, &€., AC'., AC,.

Bring on your Money and your

•EE"K«L«C©BC»"8CJ€C2'JE:a

IOU

The stockombraces evory variety aud style, and TTT TJt A T) fN f\ T\ will Le sold at the Very lowest figures for CASH.

\J

{^'Coinieetcd with the eMablishinent !KA Manufictr.ri.ig Department. All orders for Work, executed with promptness and dispatch. .L. c-,mp old nlarf whiri» vnn

WANT

At

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XI Xi XT IjT Ot

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olfl

1

DIHECT FROM HOSTON.

PIR,Pe

wnere

7?u

jaiwnys found us ready to receive our friends. ELTZROTH & HARDING.

Anril 24 1853. voD. nW. s:'

Grimes & Burbridge,

Xo. I, Commercial Block,

AEF.

now receiving tho largest and bett aaeortcl stock of

General Hardware,

ever opened in this market to which they call tb« especial attention of all who nay doairo any art!ele in their branch of trade.

Having purchased gooda from

1

I S A N S

and at prices proportioned to tho times, they confident of pre««nting extra indueementa tobtir-

,eTm-

Apr. 94, !S6«,—TSn45