Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1860 — Page 3

We are all going to see the Jjitllc Giant!! BOBBIBLE A»#A«»ll*ATIO?t Kf DA-

JIASCCS.

An Eastern correspondent of the London Times relates the following: The tone of the Moslem mind may be judged of by the following statement of what occurred there after Fuad Pasha had arrested so many hundreds of persons implicated in the massacres. A Moslem butcher owed 2,000 piastres to a poor Christian, who had contrived to escape the slaughter, and who, on the re-establish-ment of order, applied for paymeut of 100 or 200 piasters, on account, to purchase clothing and a few necessaries for himself and family. The butcher pretended to be delighted at the escape of his creditor from death, promised prompt payment, and meanwhile sent him a supply of food most tempting to persons who had been so Jong restricted to bad bread and water.— After eating^the victuals the Christian died, and lm wife, together with several of his fricncfe was brought to death's loor. -Suspicion was entertained, and it was discovered that the food had been poisoned. Fuad Pasha caused the butcher to be publicly hanged, and one would imagine that nothing but detestation could have been felt for so treacherous, dastardly and foul a crime. Put not the Damascus Moslems deeided that the wretch who poisoned his creditor to escape payment of a debt was a religious martyr, and that his death must be avenged, not on those who righteously hanged him, but on Christians who had nothing to do with it. Accordingly, on the afternoon of the_execution-, & man, some oi whose family arc members of the Protestant church, was found murdered among the ruins of the Christian •juartcrs. His hands were tied behind his back, and his mouth and nostrils claincd with blood. He had gone out from the castle with another Christian look at the remains of their homes, and Iiis companion had neither returned to the castle nor been heard ot up to the date of the letter. It would, therefore, eppear thr.t the Moslems had determined—as, indeed, they had threatened—to murder two innocent Christians for every one of •heir people who might sutler the penalty of his crimes.

Nor 5A this all. On the same day two Christians were outside 13ab looms* when

Moslem fired on them, fortunately without hitting cither, lie was recognized,— The Christians reported th- attempted asjjasbituition to the officer in charge of the city gate and to the Sheik ot the cjuarter, l.mt vitiiont any satisfactory result. And these outrages were committed the very -day thr.t Fuad Pasha had caused "\vr.\neh" (trust and safety) is be proc aimed throughout the city- Alter those facts it i« not surprising that Christians should place no trust in the professions of the Turkish authorities to atlord them safety. J-]very consideration is overlooked in the desire to fly from Damascus.

l)l»UIt.\CUFl:L.

Wo are informed that the Baptist congregation of this city have just reinstated Thomas h. llrcckinridge in his former good standing in the. Church, by a vote ot seventeen tosixtccn The charges against "'him were for drunkeuncss, licentiousness, '-'conduct unbecoming a Christian minister, ote., ctc. We arc informed that the accused plead guilty to all the charges except that of drunkenness, but that charge was proved on him.

Since writing the foregoing, we learn that the session at which the foregoing proceedings and vote were had, was held on lust Monday evening, that they had a hot and quarrelsome time of it until midnight that five or six of the more honorable members left the session in disgust at the manner in which the fricuds of Breckinridge upheld and sustained him in his abominations that it was only after these persons had so left the vote re-instating (he reverend vagabond was taken, with the result above mentioned.

We marvel overmuch at the affirmative vote of one prominent gentleman, who is said to have known and admitted that his own daughter had been insulted by the reverend culprit We would fain believe there was some mistake about this, but arc compelled to fear that it is too true.—Lafayette Herald.

This mau Breckinridge took advantage of his position to abuse and villify the Democratic party from his pulpit. He belongs to the "moral party."

SHOCKING SUICIDE.—On Friday evening last, at the house of Charles Watkins, in Bluff Creek Township in this county, a voung woman by the name of Mary E. l)augherty, an orphan girl, and niece of Mr. Watkins, took strychnine, from the cffects of which she died within tweuty .minutes after taking. It seems, however, that she had taken a small portion some time after dinner on that day, but failing to have any effect, she took a much larger doso about five o'clock in the evening, from the cffects of which she died in the most horrid agony, having sonic five spasms in which sbc suffered the most excruciating tortures, screaming with all her powers of voice, as every nerve and muscle seemed wroncbing her body to pieces.—

At intervals between the spasms the unhappy victim seemed perfectly rational gave an account of what she bad done and vb}*. Instead of wishing to live she besought those who surrounded her to give her something to kill her quick. She gave her motive for the rash act, the circulation of scandalous reports, circulated by her female associates.—Albia (Iowa) Jefcrsonian.

W&~ A country paper, in an obituary notice, speaks of the deceased being "a most estimable young man, and a deTout Christian until the day of his death. What a pity he did not die the day. before

J. ,-^-j OCTOBER ELECTION. ..

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EDITOR:—Please

candidate

THESon

annoancc the name of JOS.

BROWN, of Warren county, as an Independent

forjudge of the Court of Common Pleas in

the District composed of the counties of Montgomery, Fountain, Warren and Vermilion. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.

MASONIC NOTICE

AT meeting of Crawfordsvil.'c Chanter

KEn No. 40, held at Masonic llall, September lit, BBif I860, it was voted, that hereafter the regular meetings of the Chapter be held on the bat rday evening after the full of the Moon. The nex. egulnr meeting occurs on Saturday evening. October 6th, I860, to which a full attendance is r-quested, as business of importance will be transacted.

By order of the If. P. F. LANGGUTH. SECRETARY. September

'JS.

1600—2w.

NEW FIRM:

undersigned, having purchased of J. W". Lynn fc their entire stock of Groceries, will continue the business at the same stand, where they will be pleased to see thcirfrionds. and all who may want anything in their line. In addition to their present stock they intend in a short time to add anew supply of all sorts of

GROCERIES!

which they propose to sell on the most liberal terms for CASH OR PRODUCE. Their stock wiil comprise a general variety of

Staple & Family Groceries Such ns C'oflV-c, Tcin,

Tobncico, Mujcnr, lticr, ItloliiMC*, Nfrupa, Hliw», Ni»|, Mlnrch, Candlro, Dye-Wlufl*, "UU. Cnmliw, nnakclft, JlrooiiM, Tuba, JliickcUi Waali Ronrrfft, Arc., dcc.

Also, a large lot of Glassware, Stoneware. Ac.. Ac. Sept. 15, lSCfr-3m. KELSKV liRO.

W. P. Devon & Rbckwood,

IVo«. nn«l 85 Pearl St., Cincinnati,

-WHOLESALE DEALERS IX

Silks, Ribbons, tionnels ami

Shawls, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings. Neck Tics, Cravats, Embroideries, White Goods, L. C. 4- Si//: JId/.fs., Hoop

Skirts, Slmk-r Hoods, Hair Nets and Fancy Goods.

7»K0M

LIr,g experioii'.": in this IIIUNCM r.f I a ii A iN it S ii in iibt.vi: nnfi ii ASS«KTMI:NT of the NEWEST STVI.HS. Wo lu.-'.nnl'iicUt all «t our CI.OAKS. ii-3urin«i'iireus!i)i:i..-t of in w.-^t •i*?-sfsrris. We ul'it ni:inuf if!fiira our AMKklt.'A.N 1-1,0 iVhliS and SILK JSONNETS.

Ol'K

1'niCKs will b.- !'ui:nl i.i

Li)«" any nther h"usf. TrTTiirt.icisliir atlenlii.-n pai! to or.ii r*. September 1 --CO. li'Jivfi

FALL SEASON!

]NTo\\ iri'X:,r:i

A .'(•«• IIIMJ lC\!rns:vp A«"or:itirjit

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!

HT %Vt$«

BOOTS ANO SHOES,

CLOTHIKC, &C., &C.

9&".C.\LL AND SE Til KM.

ile-f, A' f'o..

i-hii'K'on .c.'.rt-et. Crawfon.-vill.-, Indiana.

KSection Notice. tHJM'I'Ji OZ-- IAWIAiV.4,

.^lont^oiiifrj- (V.mity,

jT \V 11.1,1 AM C. A.V('I!. Cl'-rk the Circuit ^-"*111-* 1 (,'oiirt foi H:iid i::.ii!i'y of Min!(.viir.'ry. do certify to tile Sheriil of .-iiifl (.'"ii:ity. that 111• follow^inc of-lii'T-i.' 'to lie elected :it the s.:n,Tnl Klcelion to b" liel in the c.ounty ar,.! StKt" iit'ore-akl. on thes'ecoiid Tuesday in October 11xf. (I.-Oli) vii: I liwvernn- and Lioutesaui Govcraoi- if the State of Indiana

Secretary of Sta!.\ Auditor of Srate. Treinurer of State, Attorney Generai for the Suite of Indiana Hep-irtei- of tl-.e Supreme Court of ihw Slate U' Indiana:

Clerk of the Supreme Court of the Slate of In liana I{|.pr- n!ative to the Con'nv* tilI'nited States for the Eighth C'.agres.'i.inni District of the Statu of Iudisna

I'roseeiilins Attorney for the Kighth Judicial Circuit of theStaloof Indiana .Indie? of the ort of Common I'lea.- for th" District ei.mpo.-ied of the counties of Verini:Iion. I'Vuntain. Warr-n ami Montsem'rj

Distri.-t Attorney for said Court and District above iiameil: A Senator and Roprecnlaiive to (he Cenera'. A.-i-seiub'y of the State of Indiana, for the eoun'y of .Mi.nlKonn'ry:

County Tri-a -nrer for Monti:nmcry eounty: Uecor.ler for Mmitir-imery eounty Sherilf for iniironieiy county Coroner for llunt^iniiery county: C.miity Survey.r for Mtin'K'.inerv eounry: County Coni:niKiiiiier for Di.-triet No. .1. .1 Montgomery county:

One Township Assessor for each Township in Montgomery eounty.

Ill Testitn r.y Wlierc"f I iinv.- hereto sub-

[?E \l..j F-ribed my name and allixed the si-al of said Court, thi? -I'.h day of September, l.-iiii \\M. C. VA.VCI-:

W.M. C. VA.VCI-:, Clerk.

'pllIC iiaalifiod voters ol Mouliromcry Con JL hereby notified to ni-'et at their uual

by Deputy at the usual places of holding elections iu the several townships, as follows, viz: Coal Creek Township, Tuesday. Oct. IS. IftiO. Wayne Wednesday." 17. Kipicy Thursday. is, Brown Friday. l'.i, Scott Saturday, 00, Clark Monday. i-J, Walnut Tuesday. S3, Franklin Wednesday," 0-). Sugar Creek Thursday, -5, Mndison Friday, Sii, Union Saturday,

Rates of Taxes for 1860, on each One Hundred Dollars and Poll.

ti':~

=.£!?.

Coal Crook Wayne Ripley Brown Seott Cnion. Cniwfcrdsvillc Madison Sugar Creek Franklin Walnut Clark

THE

j_i r_

October Appointments.

O A A N

Analytical Physician,

AND PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF

THE LTJIsra-S, FORMERLY

Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hos

pital and Invalid's Retreat. Corresponding Member of the London Medical Society of Observation.

Author of "Letter* to Invalids," and Editor of the "Medical Stohoscope." may be consulted at— Crawfordsville. Ind.. Taylor House. Wednesday. October 1~ tb, 18GO.

Greencastle, October 16.

M.f.T!r/.r.lT/O.V

HxtsM-E

unty are places of shins, on

the second Tuesday in October next. (liW.) and then and there vote for person-* to fill the several oftice.s laentioned in the Clerk's certificate above.

WM. K. WAl.I.ACK. Sheriff of M. C. ly I. .V. Scnooi.KK. Iicputy.

Sept. J\ lt00-ijw-[priiitera fee $13 oil.

Notice OTiCK

to Tax-Payers for 1860.

hereby given that for the purpose of retaxes. 1 will attend either in person or

$ c. $ c.

15 15 lo' 2. 5! 115-50 .-.0 1 12 2 CO

51 2

"i -i 4 lo-io 8 2 6 "I 5| 210 10| 3 8-25

1 00 50 1 10,1 60 1 08.1 50 "M 09 1 50 -ji i3|i

I I 5

-I 3: 5

1 01.1 50 1 W I 50 1 10,1 50 1 02 1 50 1 1 50

0 6

All lands remaining delinquent for the non-pa ment of Taxes must be settled by the first day of jf vembcr, or the

Sept. g. 1^60-w6.

subscriber lost a Pocket Book in Cr*wfordsville on last Wednesday morning, containing about sixteen dollars in money and some valuable papers. Any person finding tho same will be liberally rewarded. STERLING SQUIRES.

Sept. 8. too

FREE!

jVfoiitlily Visits.

Although not the best mode of making examinations, Dr. H. will, when desired, prescribe for diseases without asking any qac3tions.

Particular attention paid to diseases of women and children. No Mineral Poisons used various combinations of Barks. Buds, Leaves, Roots. Gums, tc.. obtained from the Oriental climes, and of the Indians, only are prescribed—a full supply of which the Doctor always carries.

I)r. Hardman treats Consumption. Bronchitis. Laryngitis, Asthma, and all other Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, by Medical Inhalation, combined with proper constitutional treatment.

OTHER DISEASES TREATED. ll._r"No charge for consultation. In relation to the following Diseases, either when complicated with Lung Affections or existing alone. I aho invite consultation. I usually find them promptly curable.

Prolapsus, anil all forms of Female Complaints, Ir.^srularities and Weakness. Palpitation and other fornnof Heart Disease, Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, and all other diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. Piles, and so on.

Dr. Ilardman treats all chronic or loi)£ standinc Diseases of the Lungs. Liver. Stomach. Jiowe.s. Bladder. Kidneys. Brain, Heart. Nerves. \v oinb. Spleen. Spine, Eyes. Ears. tc. Scrofula. Kits, Cancers. Skin diseases, Rheumatism, Dropsy. Favor Sores, Catarrab. Seminal Weakness. Neurahjia, Whites. Insanity. Dyspepsia. Giddiness. Heat, of urine, Syphillis, tick Headache. Enlarged Tonsilt.Ao.

April 21, iec0. n40tf

LAWE BODlliY S Portable Steam Circular Saw Mill,

Will be in operation and Sawing Lumber at XJnited States

Great Agricultural Fair,

At Cincinnati, Sopi. l-tli to 20th.

OlirO STATE FAIR. Dayton, Srit. S-Wh toC8:li. KENTUCKY STATE KAIR, Howiing Green, hept. luth to '.'2d. 1 INDIAN'A STATE FAIR, Imliunapoli?. October -.U to'2'r!h.

September 1.18G0. w-

Hartford Fire Insurance C«.

OF TjF1PMil9.

Incorporated in

181".

Capital

AMIKI:T DAY.

TIJID. 0. AI.I.VN. Sce'y

('. C.

I.YM.VN, Aif. S-.c

i.KoliCK OWKN.

.v MOKDACAI OWKN,

I Sep'. 1. l.-!:.0-[pr's fee Adiuiiii-lralors.

|NEW|STOEE,j: ISTEW GOODS.

imdcrsifrncd wruid re ic! 't if. his friends and ucqunintniice^ that he has

IkCiuoA-od to

IVo. 6, ComiiiJ'ivial Blorl,

ONE PUOK NOKT1I OF CAMI'nF.I.L, GAI.KV HAKTKlt S.

IIP

htis rcccivcd a

lock .of Stiipic and Fancy

I DRY GOODS,

Boots and ^fooes,

HATS AND CAPS.

Rcatly .Ifrtrffi Clothing.

jCiUEElsrS-WARE,

AND ALL KINDS OF NOTIONS.

"IIICHhe OIT.TS All kieds ot

to the public lower than ever.—

Produce,

LUMBER, SHINGLES, kc.. ,\-c.,

TAKKN" to sell where.

11 exchange for pood" or any thine you have :ill and iee us before pur--lia-ilip Klo-i C. W. Kl.TZOUOTII. 1-je,. :w-tf.

April

IP 11. BRIWO^S

Concentrated Remedies!

VO. 1. TilK CHKAT HKV1VKK speedily cradicatosall the evil i-tfcc!.-? of SKI.F-A1!L:SK. n: Loss of Memory. Shortness r.f lirentb. Ciduiurss. l'alpitation of the Heart, Diinni-.--* if isi- n. or any istitutioual derangements of the sy-tcm, brought by the unrestrained indulgence «.f the passion?. Acts alike oil either sex. l'ricc One Dollar.

N E A re in tw to days, any case of (lONOHUlICKA. is without taste or smell, and requires no restriction of action IT diet.— Foreither sex. l'riceOnc Dollar.

No. 3. THE TEKEB will cure in the shortest possible time, any case of fSLEET. even after all other Remedies have failed to produce the desired effect.— No taste or smell. Price One Dollar.

No. 4. THE PUNITER is the only Remedy ihat will really cure Strictures of the Urethra. No matter of hoiv long standing or neglected the cu.-o may be. Price One Dollar.

No. 5. THE SOLUTOR will cure any case of GRAVEL, permanently and speedily remove all afflictions of the Bladder and Kidneys. Price One Dollar.

No. C. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR. No. 7. THE A.MARIN will cure the Whites radically, and in a much shorter time than thi-y can be removed by any other treatment. In fact, is the only remedy that will really correct this disorder. 1 leasant to take. Price One Dollar.

No.?. TIIE ORIENTAL PASTILS are certain, safe and speedy in producing MENSTKL ATION. or correcting any Irregularities of the monthly periods. Price Two Dollars.

No. 9. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULAR. Either Remedy sent free by mail on receipt of the price annexed. Enclose postage stamp and get a circular.

General Depot North-East corner of York Avenue and Callowhill Street. Private Office -101 York Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. £°r^alc in Crawfordsville Only by HENRY OTT fs« circulars containing valuable informadescriptions of each ease will be deli\ crcd gratis,

b?w3*

application.

T. E I N O N June 30.1860-1 y. P. o. Box 99, Philadelphia. Pa.

Gold Pens,

O^M

h.yiMar,tr:fo,

1800.

So00,000.

Ail paid up.

Sa 1'plus, ^*2:2(,531.51.

DIRECTORS:

II.

ILFXTIVOTOX CLLAS. DOS W I .L,

.Ion AI.I.YX, Jons P. HHACE

Ilr.XNV

KI:NKY,

JA:I. GOODWIN, CAI.VI 1

VV,

_F[A'U.J. Itl'SS.

H. If. Mis

in I'rf-si-.lent. Actuary,

\VM. N.LTOV

P. AI.KXAS"IKT!. .IN. i:it t'..r the W'-C.'-RN ceiintiy, p-.-idins at Culmnjui-. Ohio. Jons

GIIAKAM.

A-i-i-Unt fi'-u. A^-timbii-. O. JAME.^

i"AM.

A'.KST.

l». C. Moiarrvillc, As'-ut lor (Vawfirilsviile._ September 1, irOil. nml

ISAAC NAYl.Oll. f.KullliK !'. tU'ltl.KY.

.V.fS'XOK

\TOTiri.VJftio!

A' £MS:RIjS-:V,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, II,U ?ivo prompt attentifii to the settlement ot ileeedent.-' estate-, p. ti:i«»n f:T partition t':.rei.snre of mortffnj e-i, snit.^ nil pronii-s.-'oi-y note.-', and a!! otherhiiiine.---* liiatm-iy be entvn-ii-il to thom. f-j'Oiriee—On Vernon ,-treel. Empire Iliac!:, over S. II, GreKff'ii hardware store. (!sutvl'ord.-iv lle,

AHJ,'. C".. RFILY

Administrator's Sale.

OTICK is hereby sriveii. tinit wn will sell a? public auction on Friday, this 5 li day of Octolvr nexj, the late residence of Levi Owen, lute of I'uion Township. Montgomery County. Imiiana, dee-..ascd. -1 mile- south of C:a\vfor.l»'vi!le. ail _hi.s personal properf. eonsiiliii! in part, of th- foilowius articles :i IIor.sBs, Cattle, Slu-ep, Com. Il.iy. Wilson, lluguy, I Kariuins ITtPiisils, llouselodd and Kite'aL'ii Kurili!i:ro.

He. Stands, lot of Wool, ,te.

TKKMS:—A

TRACES,

credit of twelve lin nibs will be siven

on all ?u::i over three dollars, the purchaser s.vinp I Iiis noto with approved surc-y, waivin™ rrlii-l Iroin valuation

FARIIN6

-\VOULD ANNOUNCE ture

B. A. Fahnestock & Co's. E W I E E A

Has been analyzed by Competent Chemists, at the request of disinterested parties, with the following results:

AulnU of Xenra. POwmg WEIGHTMAN, (ample famished by Xeisri. WK. If'CULLY & CO. of Pittsburgh.

PHILADELPHIA,

"Pure White Lead," and find it to be as represented. 100 parts of the mixture furnished

Oil, 9 parts. White Lead, 91

Sample of Lead in Oil was analyzed for any impurity, but found to consist of Oil and White Lead only.

We claim for our

WHITE LEAD

fineness and whiteness not equaled by any other brand.

CRAWFORDSYILLE, IiSTDI^^T^. August OS,

FIVE CAR LOADS OF

Wew Goods!

JUST RECEIVED _A.T THE

E A A O HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL AND

Commission Store!

WIIEliE CAN BE FOUND THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF

IRON, NAILS, STEEL, AXLES, Springs, Sash, Glass, Locks, Latches, Butts, Hinges,

IIAMES, TRACES, LOG AND HALTER

I G-SB.^,5:]^

MOWING SCYTHES.. MILL SAWS, CROSS-CUT AND HAND SAWS. ALSO,

MECHANICS?-

OF ALL KINDS

Oct. 27, 1859.

We have examined the keg of White Lead, ground in oi! branded

100

..'.'.-."POWERS it WEIGHTMAN.

Analysis of A. A. HATES, Esq. State Assayer of Massachusetts, of sampls ftiraished by Messrs. LYOH, SHOBB -A CO. of Pittsburgh.

BOYLSTON ST., BOSTON,

Oct. 6, 1859.

A. A. HAVES.

not only strict purity, but a degree of

B. A.

FAHNESTOCK

FOR SALE BY

HENRY OTT

WEST SIDE OF THE COUET HOUSE,

& Co.

5 iiiii/ IUI

CHAINS, STRAW CUTTERS,

TOOLS.

IMPLIMENTS!

OF EVERY VARIETY

THRESH IN MACHINE S,

1--S-4-6 4* 8

HORSE POWER.

FOR THRESHING MACHINES.

iFARMERS, CALL

THE BEST

SSuilt in «linerica

BEIiSra EXCLUSIVELY IjST TIIE

HARDWARE MD AGRICULTURAL TRADE..

I A-LIV AND

WILL

J. S. MILLER & CO.,

A-IINTD SEE! Do

REAPING AND MOWING MACHINESjBLAIU & CUMBKRLAXD'^

SELL GOODS

E O W I O E I I O N

.SIGN OK THE PADLOCK, NO. 2, EMPIRE BLOCK.

3Iay 5, IsOO-ly. SAMUEL H. CRECC.

J. S. MII.I.F.K N. HEFFNlilt.

1360,

ihoir fricudi and the public, that they arc now amply prepared to manufac-

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SLEIGHS, &c.,

And every thing in their line, and would call cspccial attention They can ROW assure the public that

Their Establishment cannot be Excelled in Indiana,

Either for durability or superior finish. Being all practical workmen and employing none hut the most skillful, and using the NLKY BEST OF MATERIAL. t"gcthcr with our long acquaintance with tne wants o: this section of country, cannot help giving satisfaction both as regards .-

PRIES -A-IsT ID QUALITY.

Their work can recommend itself to the public, and we believe if not excelled by any other establishment of the kind in INDIANA. Having now

EVERY FACILITY FOR MANUFACTURING,

We hope to contrive to me^t a lan?e are of public patronage, we are prepared to fill orders from all part- ,^11 kinds of of the country, and all wishing any thing in^our line will find it to their advantage to give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere, liorses and old buggies taken in exchange all our wcrk warranted one year. Kc pairing.Blacksmithing, Trimming, Paini.n^, Ac.» with neatnes^and u-?paih. ». gn,

of all descriptions and qualities gotten

up on short notice and in sood style, at very low figures. Shop in Commercial Block, 3d story.opposite the Review office. T. H. TVI TO.

May 26.1660.

JAMES PATTERSON.

Foil stock of "AJAX'S" April 16.1859.

their fine assortment now on hand.—

J. jVXiller &r Cp.

April 15, I860. [v!l-n40"y[ Mtrket St.. North of Court House hquare

Banners! Banners!! BANNERS

Spectacles, Spectacles.

GrOLD,

J0H5S0VS.

Silver nnd plated Spectacles of the finest pebble glasses, just received^. Also._Eyc Protectors and Gosafles.

May 12. I860.

Blair & Cumberland's

WjEW

grocery

ESTABLISH!

Felloic-citizctis, are you in icant of

G-roceries?

DO YOU WANT COFFEE?

DO YOU WANT SUGAK?

DO.YOU WANT TEA?

DO YOU WANT MOLASSES?

DO YOU WANT SYRUP?

DO YOU WANT SPICE?

DO YOU WANT PEPPER?

DO YOU WANT SODA?

Blair & Cumberland's

Is the p'acc to buy thein CHEAP!

DO YOU WANT TUBS

DO YOU WANT BUCKETS?

DO YOU WANT BASKETS*

DO YOU WANT }, BUSHELS.'

DO YOU WANT BROOMS?

DO YOU livliVr SEIVES?

DO YOU WANT BAGS?

DO YOU WANT CHURNS?

Blair and Cumber and's

the place to buy AI-!

DO YOU WANT N LS?

DO YOU WANT GLASS?

DO YOU WANT SASH?

DO YOU WANT .BLINDS?

DO YOU WANT LOCKS?

DO YOU WANT LATCHKS?

DO YOU WANT HINGES?

BLAIR & CUMBERLAND'S

the placc to buy these Goods very low.

DO YOU WANT

PLOWS?

DO YOU WANT

REAPERS?

DO YOU WANT

MOWERS?

DO YOU WANT

Til AS HERS?

jou irnnt to Savr Monr\?

IJ the place to got

DO YOU WANT MEATS?

DO YOU WANT IIAMS?

DO YOU WANT

IF YOU WANT PICKLE?,

IF YOU WANT PINK APPLES.

IF YOU WANT CAN PKACHCS,

IF YOU WANT NUT.-',

IF YOU WANT CANDIES,

IF YOU WANT RAISINS, ISA

IF YOU WANT FIGS,

BEair & Ciiiiiberlsiiitf's

Is the place to get litem.

r|^HIri

JAMES I'ATTbKSUX. n431y

JpC'UR or Five dilferBnt pattorni t-f the UO'CK style __ Stoves a«

April »•. 1W®. JOHNSON'S

Stffck is laree and havins h^-en honifht fur

cMl and ciara:ne our maqnificeat slock *»f Good*.—J

I A cash, will he sold v«ry low. \Vf hosn: nil will

Taken, for which a giK/d price or Goods.

HENRY OI'I' tc SON, OEALER8 IN

«MEDI

W:UrcituM

reeoircd from New Tork. UTCOBQ4

well selrcted itock of KKESH

Drugs and Medicines,

together with an n.Mortnfnt of artleltn nsnm'lT krot in the Drug business. Alio, a largo lot of PURE

"WHITE LEAD,

And I.injced Oil. which wo propose to soil as low 2Rii be bought for Ca.h. PAINTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Color* of all kinds, (rronnd anil reaiiy for Funneni' 'iju, including Houso Painting. Wagons. Ac. W'« nav- on liand, aljo,

TT 3ES JSL. mm 9 Of the best quality agood INDIGO, anil the rariooa brand.-) of the best

VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

We wonM inform the public in annonncincour itoek: inS tooureustnmeniin general, that we are thankfulv for past favors and patronage, and a.«nre thorn that they will nlwnr* finu us prepared tofuruijh them with a I'ure artielw-f

Imported Wines & Brandies

Far .tlciliciiml Pnrpo*».

Our Wines and Brandies arc reeaived direct from our own relatives in Prussia, who manufacture lb cm from the products of their own

IN E A S

And as such we warrant and recommend them onlf. to persons who require a PL'KE

STIMULATING TONIC.

We have also on hand. Imported Hpectnclot, suitable for all anej. Also,

STRI.YG.S,

Of the bestforeign importation, of any size and kind, which the Fiddlers may rely upon as the best ever brought to the place. Tnconnection with tho abovo we have received a full and complete assortment of

BOSKS & STATIONERY,

CONSISTING OF

School Books, Blank Books, Pockct Books,

AMI TIIE NNST OF

Foolscap, Letter, Bill and Nott. Papers.

ENVELOPES Of itll sizes 3iml qualities. rieJise irivc u.-* cnl1 and oxituitii" 1 liu h»we ^tock before purchn^ini else warm Thr public may rest n^urcd tlmt our k*nltnff.4 will bo fair nnd bonosi with every body in ivll hriuwhc* of our businc^. und wo solicit furrbor oontinunnee of their patron:i«,». UKNUY OTT SON. i.'rawford.-'ville, Juni* 9,1500.

To fillers.

To ill lifers-.

1(S(

To MaSlcrs.

FOR PuINTKD i-'LOCll SACKS, FOR IMII.NTKI) FLOUR SACKS, FOR PRINTED Fl.OUR SACKS,

AI)I)1!I-:SS LU.SK .1 V." 11.SON. AIMiitK.SS I.t'S!•: A- Wll.Sd.N. ADDKKSS LUSH A WILSON,

EafaycttVj ind.

I Novcrnbor l'-1, 2^511. iil'ly

F4HI

Ai-ri'* of I'ii'Mt Cliim Hmiwii li'.l 11(1,

V1."«(! ill Col'i'ec and Anderson eotinlies, will bn «oM at low rales for cash, ortradi-d r.n fair t'-rtm.

A [iply soon, Crawford-v

of ill-, July T. if.

JOHN MORGAN.

G.Z1

•j vi WATCH MAKER

IIT TOW1T! of Montsonierj- cour.-

rWOl'

I.D inform the ci

ty. that I have «iic' cded ill obtaininjf tbescrviecH of a fir-l cla.=s Workman from l'biladelphiii. Ho .Mines well recommended. All work wi 1 receive my own per-oinal supervision.

May 12. ISC). .TAMKS 1 ATTI-.ItSON

Important to Travelers

W lH S

rllAVK

AV.V 11131

ju-t received a compl. te assortmcsjt -f Revolver*, (.iuns, I'istols :inl Itowie Knives. Kelvers of Colt's. Allen'-'. Siiani'- and Miinbattan at rut. .1A MKS 1'ATTKItSON.

May l--'.lt-:in. i:i:i|y.

DO YOU WANT SHOULDERS?

DO YOU WANT DR.KD BEEF

PEACHES?

Blair and Climbrrland's

Ii the place to £°t t}: in.

Musical Instruments. CCOIiDKONS. Klute.-. if.--. iolin and Guitar String-, and all other article.- in that line. .1 une -'5, lcj'j. .) AS. I'ATTKI(SO.

A NKW lot of Ijinbroidrrir A and K!"tn:cii'i:', nprtl. SNVDKIi'S I

con.'it? iu par: Ac..

')t»iii:!

Al'l.'l- Y.

jsk:

»ill h: uaul in CA8H

Blair JIT Cumberland,

Wa«hincton Ptreet. MUth room under MeCleI'»nd -. il'.mrtjt. {a!!. March 17. r.?5'f. r--f'.T!-

Sleeves and Cidlnr", reduced pru es. at !U AI* (,'AKII STOKE.

.PGH.V ,11. 181 TEE R,

ITTOKrVEY LWV,

CR A WJ" OI{J).S V11A,lO, IN DIANA.

o!t! ,!(II»!1.

fcFFICK. Siiiuinr. in Wa-liinq-Collectpr»inpt!.v n'init*

I !•*. 1.1 •».*!! ly

Ruinous Prices!!

i.ir.ST RECEIVED, FIFTY-SIX PIECES OF

FANCY DRESS SILKS,

rrM

«.»M nt ccnt I.KSS Tir ».N COST rf irnporI t:(tion. iVio iiLiii I'OKi CKMb to threo dollars nrd. a I SNYDKK'S CMKAI' CAr^II ?T0KK.

npril Ul.lHj 0. n40if

STKKL

Kxttii-ion Ho.n Sl*irL",nt V'» .VJ A 75 A ShoM sind ot!»»:r lioodrut vr«:at barcHinf. S.NVDKU'S CIIKAI* ('ASH Stohk.

NEW GROCERY STORE! ICE CREAM SALOON AND

i).

A PJ'LKS

cif

i:.

A VI.NC JU-T .-P I.-.I

CO.,

bu.'iri:*

•r o! i»f*t*n nml Vernon "trert-, d!tl j*iuTid would inform the itjzuin tf

iwfordi!!»* and vicinity. M::i! fli*-ir r»k i^ roinT" III -T.V »M»! t\I!i

O E I E S

l' rp'-r.

OfiV-c.

4: o.vri TSO.'v.ait s-:

in il' -, N*ii* r\' Ur :r 'imtii*. Cur n. .ic.

KSEP COOL!! Their If CUMAM SALOON gaitce itri11 Jn-.tc, :md ju«l th:?

i- f-ttcd u: f«-r A WJ

NEW EAKERY.

The Uakory I/t-pnr'irK-nl of our c.-it.-iiili.^I.iiii-n! is ntir-! ii:w,« vp.y tJijitK lutvirt h'-e»i Jit ted iu !h« ir .'! YL'-,,-ind W-•'-!:F:'iI':: !I,F JVI- t.RT- prf I i.-'.d to the d-inniidi u( th« .j!-J v,it!i iiuysl-iii in .ouriiri-:. A I -r'".- ririi'-LT- -.1

BREAD, FRESH EVERY DAY, l.o-.i'i Brrrtil, I-'r inii Iln-nil, I JTlnfrmii ZSrrnd.

Kr.-nil, iii-l

.tlii.'i ISri-ad, (^r.iiutiu llrrad,

,jk' r- I'i-

1 iHf-irp '. til-

-.i C.'Lfcf 1J:!:- ri

AV'cd

t" n'.i kin li

(1 iuc

C'fllv

a ii ri'.'f to or r. !'-r if di:«ir-d. :n i*ujvrn jtyl

M:iy !-M.

OS, :il!C I ip :Lp"-

-n

ddins l'artii'.'. di-.v.riiiii I'h.-m- give us a ••nil. 1. K. CKAlfJ .t CO.

•*'M. It. HATCIICB.

EARL & HATCHER,

•'.Sucr**.«Mjrs t' 1'owler. Earl & IJrcce.)

W ho!esale Grocers,

LAFATSTTE, INDIANA.

July 11. IPCO. 'jii'L.

CHAUGE OF BUSINESS

n-c huv.- eon'raet'-'l. we cxp"et nil .^".-^ '7 .. f'1 *itb us to cull at the rof-m wcupiiif by.Baylor .1 ilur-*'-tD4„eCour Dixikr. Notr». .t-v. w." f"«ind for

Sill'

]*r.r l.».

Fhl'KKH'N.