Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 November 1869 — Page 4

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la Tic Democratic Party Dead? The States of New York. PcnDsyl-

vtnia, Ohio and Indiana, poll, in round

numbers, say the following votes:

X(* York ... Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana-

The

IIkeciieu,

Kl),000 C.V1.IM) 3-.M.OUO 330,000

T«ul snon.ooo

This is nearly one half of the total vote of the United Stales, and is more than two fifths. Now kt us see how it is divided between the two parties

I)em. not.j. .TIB*)

New York.—. PeuMjlrani#---' Ohio Indiana (in 1*)

:.ui I.UOO

Tot*.! xi.no 1-2,0011

Democratic majority '.ii,(«)u It thus appears, in these great com monwealthn, which have more than ono third of the population of tlie Union, that there are twenty thousand more Democrats thau Republican.-'. This is allowing the majority they ot in Indiana last year, which they can not get again. Had lliat State voted this fall it would have given u* ten thousand majority. Thia does not lojk as if the Democracy was either dead or in a dying condition.-

('in. h'nj.

tremendous gales which visited

the northwest last week seem to have

been omnipotent. The Atlantic coast

of the United .States was visited and

DOW the ocean cable brings the news

that Europe was afflicted br tremen

dons gales at the Name time. All around the British coast there were unusual storms, and shipwreck are reported as numerous. In mid ocean, .at least one ship was overwhelmed, and that thero may have been others is probable, but it cannot be known un-

til the lapse of sufficient time for them to be missed or heard from. The prevalence of earthquakes, of unusually severe storms, and of other disturbances, show that our atmosphere and clcctrical currents arc being affected by some new and unknown influences. Whether they proceed from the sun, or the maguetic rays which that luminary is pushing rapidly toward the earth, is something which does not. sccra.to.be, as yet, understood.

in his Thanksgiving ser

mon, predicted that the country

.would be devided into three or four

republics. lie did not say when the division would take place, but spoke as if it might occur thirty or forty years hence, and said lie should not. regard such a division "with the detestation with which he looked upon the late rebellion in behalf of human ^slavery."

He tacitly admits the rights of statu* to withdraw from the union, and predicts that they will withdraw, and then stigmatizes the attempt of the south to secede as a rebellion.

This is nonsense. If the doctrine of secession exist? under our federal constitution, the confederates were not rebels. It is

not

necessary to deny

the existence of that doctrine to justify tho war for the union. As important material interests as were ever staked upon the issue of a war were up iu that contest.

It is untrue that the late •'rebellion" was in behalf of human Hluvery. The republican party offered to give any guarantees for the protection of the institution, where it existed, that the south might choose to demand. •&

Sectional hatred was at the bottom of our late civil war, and preachers, on both sides, did more than any other class to iuflamo that hatred.

About Money.

When one man lias money :in1

getting it, and the use of spending it.

Consequently it classifies mankind into

money-getters, money kecpeiv, and luoney-spenders. Kxcept the misers we r«ad about in novels, men do not lovo money for itself, any more than :wsoup-tickets, or baggage cliccks, or promissory notes, or title deeds. The "love of linuey" is the pleasure of mental functions i» gottiu^, ur keeping or spending. The sponge 2nd spendthrift are equally guilty with the miser. I

Tho class of mouey-getters includes merchants, gold miners, pickpockets, «Mpolitioians, and professional beggars.

Americans are great money-getters, but they do not care to keep it. llence. this is a country of great incomes, but small fortunes.

The class of money-keepers are small. Literary men are not fond off it. Lawyers are good at keeping moil particularly if it is other people s. Money, like some other essences, has a pungent sweet taste: but to keep must be corked tightly. It evaporates in the opd^air, and tho vapor is called interest. A mortgage is a condensing instrument which enables a moneykeeper to evaporate a mouey-spender.

The class of money spenders in eludes the majority of mankind. It is natD'.nl to spend money before we get it. We are born to this, and cost a great-deal before we earn anything. The power to get into debt is cssen tial to the happiness of all shiftless people, including most of the govern ments of Europe. College students aud married woman, who have 110 capacity to bind themselves, satisfy this propensity by getting their fathers and husbands in debt, if possible.

Harpers

H'ell"ul.*^

Judge Thurman, in a few remarks at a fr«e trade meeting, in Columbus, called attention to tho fact that trade between the Stntes of n»i Republic had been perfectly free since the fornation of the Government, and under that system no country has flourished like America. If free trade was good between the States of the Union, why should it oot be good between the nn lions of the world If the theory of a protective tariff is correct, then Ohio ought to have a protective tariff to exclude the products of her sister States, and should use nothing not' manufactured within her own limits,

E. J. BITfPORD & BRO.'S COL.

SIX GREAT REMEDIES

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

Rep m.ij.

I'l.lUM"! I.\ KKI.IUtI.fi.

The oi) 1 em ell j' fur (.'hill? and ever. or

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

L-uisvilli'. Ky...lune 13.

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

i.si:

Hurley's

Air«'Clio)i« of llac IIUltra, llnhiliml C'ouli vo•icM,y Debilil, iDUi'imn or tlic iHnry», Diapcpain, Kryaipclin, Female

Irrrsiilnrilira, Fiatuln, all Skin Dincnsra, liircr Complaint, Indignation Pile*,

Kionary DiwaanScro. I'nln, or Kins'a Evil, Nyphili*,

Louisvm.i.k,

My daughter has been nfllicted with skin dissease and stiffness of the joints for several years, I employed the principil physicians of the city and they could not euro he.r. I gave her your Sarsaparilla not expecting it would do her much good, r,ut to mv grent astonishment she rapidly got well, and thank iod continues so. Had she been taking any medicine I would not give this certificate but your Sarasparilla. the only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its medical qualities, and that it alone cured her. (Signed,) LUKK REYNOLDS.

POPULAR WORM CANDY

Mvi-rs..lames Ruddles .1 Co.—(ientlemen—It gives me great pleasure to say, after using all the other worm remedies known to me. with but partial success to my children. I was advised to try T. A. Hurley's,and since using it my children have bccomc quite well and healthy. The children would eat it all the time. It is one of the best, safest remedies known, and M'ColiitiWMol it t.i utto nnil iill. .IAMKKW.TRA VIS. li'juiiville. June 111, Ifti'J,

its

other has not, tliey ponlentl lor

possession. This it trade or robbery,

according to circumstance?. Tlicre

are three uses for money—the use of

To .la-. Huddle .t ("o.. Loui--ville. Ky.: OentleI men: This is to certify that I have been for years a sufferer and tried all the tonics 1 have heard or seen advertised, with littlo or no relief from any of them. I heard Hurley's Hitters hishly spoken of.and tried a bottle with little faith in it before I commenced, and to my surprise and joy, before 1 finished one bottle, 1 felt a sreat I deal better and tirmly beleive that one or two I occasions it was the mean!) of savinc and prolonnini my life. 1 conscientiously recommended thctn to all sufferers' as the best Hitters known, and advise them always to a-dc for Dr.

T., A. Hurley's anil have no other. You can use tliis as you think proper, if it will benetit others. Yours trulv ctc. .JOHN" DIXON'. ..Louisville, Ky. December. I". IStJ.-.

MOTIf KltS TAliK NOTFCK.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

1 se in the future miIv SKAHUOOK'S. a Combination cjuite up with the advancement of tho aire, l'leasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all cases. Invaluable in the followin?diseases:

Summer Complaint, Irrei uliirities of the howels. Hejtiveness. Teethinit. Ac. (lives health to the child and rest to the mother. .fiis

oblige. MIIS. Alt AH "L. KANDOLi'H."'1

DR. SEABROOK'S

Money is like gunpowder to make "Klixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron it o»rry, charges should be carefully silld ('alilSjlVii. measured and rammed down. Its explosive power depends on the tightness with which you hold. Scattered loose it fizzles away with no effect.

'Ihe elegant combination posscsse- all tho

tonic

properties of Peruvian Hark and Iron. w.thout the disagreeable taste and bad effect? of either separately or in other preparations, of these valuablo medicines. It should be taken in all cases when a gentle tonic impression is required after convalescence from

hardware:

IUCKS.

Latches. lSati?. and Mnp Hinges. Screws, Hook and Eye. (lute Hinges. Olass. illy.M ilain? material, cheap at

rap a I GKK

•:c.( -s

Mil,I.

determined to

kivc

atrial. I did so.and have no reason to re?ret .• .. it. One bottle restored mo completely, and! since that time seen nearly a hundred eases in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommcnd it aa preferable to any other Ionic before the public."

JAMKS MARTIN, Kivjineer.

S a a a a

WITH I0D1DK Ol l'OTASH.

LAD1KS

April

Ael

N v-snvlI.I.K. Tusw..Feb. I- l^.

•las. Itnddlo A.Co.. Louisville, Kv.—When livinc in your city I used several bottles of Dr' Sea brook's Infant Soothins Syrup, and found it to do my child more cood and it would re--t better after usins it than any other remedy 1 can say with confidence, it is the best medicine for children nt present known. 1 wish vou would cet thedrussist here to keep it. If any one does, please let me know if r.ot send me one dozen by express, and I will pay for it at the office here. Write me when you send it.

fevers

itating diseases. or in those distressing {regularities peculiar to females. No female should he without it. if liable to such for nothingcan well takoits place. ,jdiseases,

James Ruddle &

mammoth.

Ir»s,

To Dr. Th".iD»« A. Hurley: I hereby ccrtifv that durir.z l.i-t year I *if attacked with tbe asue whilst in ickisburs. Mi«*.. and u«ed several popular mcuicines with but temporary relief. On reaching home the diseased returned in a worse type, if possible. when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in larse doses—frequently as high as till Brains per lay, and which must have cost me nearly JlOci I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed quinine and arsenic combined. which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. I was almost bloodies?. It('H lloES Planters and Carden extremely exhausted, and pronounced with o:i-

and Cm:.'-Cut

Ague

l-.'.tKM and Fever. th.it i« crcnn b« depended up-.n if llurl»y'» A sue Tonic. Tliero have been thou«md« curc.i by u«ing it who linvc tried the usual remedies without benefit. *.•

Saw?. Rip. Hand.

l'anr.cl. Tunned.

Hack. anJ Key hold

i:Ks!*r= A \l of I.

Ol CHAINS. Coil IChaiii.'. Kiflh Chain.--. Trace and Tus Chain5 Halter Chain?. Brass nnd Iron J.ick Chain?, at

rec.( hardware STOKE.

lltOlTI.\ :iiid liitiild Ax--'. Ko-t Adli Wanes. Mortise and Socket Firmer Chisel and Drawing Knives of the best quality, nt

ORKOO'S MAMMOTH.

],r.d qualities. at

larecd Liver and Spleen. About this tune, the •. (!KE(K'. S MAMMOTH. Advertisement of Hurley'* Ague Tome, appeared in a city paper, and

17*OK t: ll ir?iris and I .•1 Coods.

JMMKXSK stock of i«ew (foods just opened at

ORKiiO'.S MAMMOTH IIAKDWAUK STORK.

BKAl.'TIKt.L

I'litturns and New Styled Ivory

Hiindled Knives and Korks at tlilKdd'S. I

17*AUM Bulls. School Hells, ILtnd Hells, Do I Bells, and Tea Hells at .OIIKOC.'S.

wishing ..

4, l^i.

Hurley's Surnspftrilla is what it is represented, and 1 believe it the most wonderful medicine before tho public. Nothing under the heavens could induce me to say so without proof of tho irimnKon nnil surest kind therefore, I sponk willingly and positively on die aul.jo.it.

sors and Shears will fin.l them at (iregg'i

Any person requiring the truth and honesty of the statement, will find me at my residence, corner,Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville, Ky.

HURLEY'S

-pVKI -t gin

E S

a superior quality of 'will fi

Mammoth Hard rare Store.

ONK

hundroil and twenty-eight dillVrent'patterns of I'ocket Knive at C.RKfiO'S.

/1A I.I. for i11ki11-.iiiCelebrated Sheep KJ slie.u'sat tiregg's Mammoth Hardware Store

I^ORCurUinFancy

C'ALL

Bands. CuitainsfKiiol.s. I'ii-ture.

Nails, and Cond--eull'at

ORKOCi

LAIiliK Variety of lets fiheap. at

ckct ll.ioks and "\V"a 1 OKKOO'S.

and see the endless Razors, ,tc.. at

variety of Knivc.(iRK/id'S.

/CLIMAX Mower and Reaper, the latest improveinent of tho age. is the lightest running, has the least machinery, fewest bolts of any machino nnd only requires two men to cut I find irora to 10 acros perdnv, ('omn and ?oo the wonder, everybody, at Afainmoth Hard ware Store.

VKRYUODY gocstoCrcg •litis.

STOMACH BITTERS,

n-lili(y, lidwul' Apixlite, WViikntw* Indication, or llyapriwiu, H'ntil ol" notion oriltr l.iver or ni«if orilrrrd Ntoiuncli

I There me 110 bitters can eompftre with these iu reiiKninc complaints. For snlo or can be 1 had at an drue store in the I'nited States. .IAMKS lU'DDDLK .fe CO.. 1'roprictors. Loui'ville, Ky.

's to et gooil lcir-

1^1 IK World Reaper and Mower, the only cut

gear machine ever built, every wheel is turned from Solid iron, and the eojjs cut with machinery nnd fitted on an ironense as perfectly as watch. It runs very light and will gear longer than any other machine V. n. ilf n-., :r lauei, or nauu raive.aud is the lmest iniichine ever built, (lo see it at -Ciregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

|^HK Improved Quaker Keaper and Mower, a A perfect, curiosity and the wonder of the world, en exhibition at (ilJKCC'S MAMMOTH.

\\/"OOD'S Self-nikinu lioaper and mower also. theXew York Self-rakins Reaper and Mower, at iii-:(it:-s.

^IIK DelebraU-.l Vibrator at

'1 lire-liinitMachiries CHKdli'S.

CAIIK .i CO'S I!i.-hini.si. 1 chines

Co.,!

PROPRIETORS,

Laboratory No.

41,

Bullitt Street,'RYAN

J^ouisville, JCy,

'I'llrc^liinu Ma (JRKCti'S.

NK and Two Horse drain Drills at liKKOli'S MAMMOTH.

RKYOLYINlinnil

Sulky Hay Itakcsand Horse

Hay Forks at tMJKOO'S

J.JAKVKST_Tools of every kind always on hand and sold cheap at (IRKGd'S.

MILLINERY.

MILLTXKRY (iOODS,

VvatrfovdsvUle. tndiuiui

Wasson Corner

UP STAIRS

IIAVK the stock of Mil

deasnre to inform you that in cry O.iods for tho

FALL

and

Is now Complete, consisting of a full lino ..f

Huts, Bonnets, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Velvets, Silk Laces, Rushes and Frames,

Of the Islet st le:-. An extensivi selection of

Preach and American Flowers, Ostrich Plumes, and Fancy Feathers,

And also a great variety of

O 0? S

A large stock of

Dress Caps for Old Ladies.

Allelic aboveigoods for sale by

E. J. BINFORD& BRO.,

Crawfordsville, Ind. I

A UlU't SI. ls«W ly

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1869.

SPECTACLES

IMPROVED

Paxtaskopm: SMITHIES, THE BEST IN USE

advantages. mechanical and

C\ vy philosophical, to be found in no others

MOMRININC v.^ ph .iffered in the West.

Thesecelebrated Spootaclc? now so enir»lly j: used and approved, are '.he most perfect assistanee to defective vision now before the public. ,j The Lenses are ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their Iperfectly polished jy surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact spherical fieure. admirably adapt :f them to the orean of sisht. renderins them per- }. fectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear and distict ima^e of the object a3 in the natural healthy si?ht.avoiding the slimmerins, waverisn dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant sen- ,- sations often experienced in the use of ordinary j, glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, eitner by day or

HAIR RENEWER.

_g'^.

0Ri?0( -.-

L"'. I

iscs the

r.. fn.tbf." Hair Prcpdi is ihttt to merit -'tu assure our old :ia' 'I fittft/ Itp to s: .i.t. 'i. tnd io those n'-rrr it n-e can './ it is the only •nu!. /, c'c( preparatore HiZW

IIi

rt:ijii ,•'•Until: Hi.,i fit I ESASEJ I in?/ if I the hi/ its tixc, becomes whitr. ntnl fifitii: it removes all rr !itiin nnd dandrtt//', and by} ii.-i '{(!!•.::• /i: o/i'r'ifs prei'cuts the httir from fiiUiiin out, as it slimuluIf.-: nourishes the hair '(land?.. Jiff i/.i ti.- thr hair f/rotVi thicl. fr

OI£

S AIEI)

its t/tiu.'lij'ui color, maleHit, f'ttfif.rous, aiil silken

:mi:

.ftroufjer. It) baldnesi

it res:files the, capilUtrij fflandi to their normal riff or, and ivitt ft-tn't it 'new urotrth except ia ej frciiif old atfe. It is the mod economical S5A5I2 IKESSDW« erer used, as it. requires fewer ajpl cations, and (five.: the hair thai, splendid f/lossif appearance ho in a fit admired, btj all. A, A. Jlat/cs, M.D.. State Assayer of I Mass., suifs. "fhc constituents are pure ami farefuHi/ selected for fi.vce!/: tt! qaaltttf, and. consider it lite !KI-:(MRATI09r for it:-, intrm/ed purposes." ff'epuba ea'isf on the hair, whhh iff .-it'ii:! i'ref In) mail upon application, trhich contains commcnit ifori/ notices from, clergymen, p'.t.«/.%• 'cians. the. ftress, and others.

If'c /Hire made the stiffly of the /.• '!.••! di 'eases a specialty fit ://•,(, s. itn.f iiow that we make fi:.- urns' cjj'refire prepttration for .-t-s. ora/iti.-t and the preserra:im of Hie. in! ir. erf a nt, and so irr.'-.notclciii/cif the best 2 JlOJ'i V. ist., ui.tl i,in Mcdicine.

CO.

Dec.

I-,

i'roprietors.

rA.

Js. H.

MARBLE V/UttHK,

«REAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsville,

Indiam

T^HK above mentioned ins: nn extensive antl manufiieturiii^

italdinhmcnts arc 'iiecessful Imsines

MONUMENTS

Headstones, &c., &c.

I can say to the cili/^-i-- Montgomery and itdioininit untics that beini so extensively ensaged in tho trade, and purclin-in^ --ueh 1 :rifo quantities of Marble, I -ret it nt

(ii'i'aly KeiltKTil

therefore i' enables me to.sell you Woikut much

Lower ric("

than

]"»urcl in so ll io

••it nilv otliei

W.N. w'Assor.

All orders promptly attended to. octlO,Y.:

INDIANAPOLIS.

J. c. Ki A. II. 4.'. UOI.BKllOK.

WHOLESALK

LIQUOR BE ALBS

48 South MorotLiau

vou can

N-U110

quantity

sin)])

in tliis

p,-»rt of* tin

WINTER 1 DEFY €oilftg

and ..choice

•St .Mt

I kei-p tbe very be.-t tjiialii.v „i"

American 4 ftalian

ns:s:.y

pleasure in the ladies

XUhM IK will take great showing th« new Millinery (ioods who will favor us with a call,

or debil

Kemember that the .Millinery .Store is up stairs. Just pass through the store up stair*. Anticipating an early call from you. I am rosectfully yours.

STBIKB:T,

t€ tItC Vision SSnuh A

Sumo of' llif Fiiu-st iSjiocinu'ii

Mnrlile. and W(»rk.

IPO?*Oi'dt

& HOLBROOK

Stvaat,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

October 10 1&4.

ovov

cxhiliittvl in ('r.nvfonls

villo. All Wi.i'k tloli\-

crod. sot up antl war

ranted to givo snti*-

tactionafcoriliiii''

to c.intrai't-.

/•.•:

SoficitrJ miiJ 1'roinjitly

AllenJr,l

Boots! Boots!! Boots!!!

minute and critical eye-labor, either by day or IVfllHIill I 0 llkflllillt

S (IjiHrBhlili &

Il^vo reccivi'd tlirir new stock nl

Custom Made Boots,

In calt. American aii.l l-reneh kip. for men boyj.

*1 lie Woil.iiien.-'liip i.f ilie.-e is SMiainn.tec.l.

All Ilijis Uon«lt'I Km- ol' Ch:uii» o.

•ii bnyes looking up bargains if

Boots and Shoes

Will pie

tvoiliclii', Mi.-a in! Cliildei en's

S O E

Cr-.lf. Ivip and Lasting in

Ml A

t8€

A Jj

COII^ROSS UUL

We call iittcnti.in of yount i.lie'In cceilinuly handsome sytle-' of

Seui'd Work,

In M.,r„ I'ehble (ioat. l-e't ami I.R-'iiiig

intend to keep our "reputation f,,r Kood- at low dowtfpriCM

do-

HARDWARE.

A molehill fur a mountain A mouse for a mammoth. w. Once we were small ....•-iw, .. Hut now have grown tall

., Of course are all mammoths,

1^0Ii

a mammoth stock of the cheapest an.I best selected Hardware in town. so to

AAc.,

Marble

(notwithstanding you have been told different by some of our Competitors."'

CAMFHKLL fc IIAHTKIt'S

VTStoreone

Campbell llarter Cheap llarwaro can Ret more gocds for les-mon-ey than at any other place in the city.

MAMMOTH assortment of locks, latches, some new patterns for store doors that are buiKular proof and no two alike, in short, nil kinds of locks from the smallest pad lock to the largest Jail lock can be furnished at tho Small Mammoth Hardwaro Store of

OM-

FHKSHat

ctilioil

lino ([iialitios of Marl Wo. and

roirartls stylo of work. I

will not lto cxccllcl.

To satisfy yourselves cj loeated

bells, door bells, school bells, firo alarm or ehureh bells can at all times be furnished nt a very small advance on cost by

I I fill S\'ol be Undersold.

P. S.—I do an extensive business for small

BOOTS AND SHOES. DRY GOODS. REDUCTIOIffOP GOODS.

GOTO

Bice Canine's

:I:

HAti

Ijjli

ONK

CAMl'HELL A HAIiTKK.

hundred and twenty-nine different kin-U of pen and pocket knives at Campbell it Hurler's Cheap .Mammoth.

II'

CAMI'IJELL A HAUTICR'S,

K.ni"C

for sum and leather beltinj. pack-

/X ing, Ac., at Campbell it Harter's. who are

prices.

,, authorized to sell nt manufacturers lowest here yuu will iind

LOli

chains

dog chains, trace chains^ butt fifth chains, streicher chains, halter

chains, dc.,ite., at the Cheap Hardware store of CAMl'BELL A HAKTER.

V% 0I'LD it not be well for every man that is feeding corn worth 90cents a bushel to buy one of Saaford's superb strawcutters. very cheap at CAMPBELL it HARTER'S.

r^RE.NCH ed nt

offee Mill, new supply. Just reecivCampbcll & Harteri Mammoth.

HORSEand

shoe3. Horse nails, toa calk*, iron, steel every other article that a blacksmith needs, very cheap at the Cheap Mammoth Hardware Store of Campbell it Harter's.

'TTUIJS, spokes, felloes, thimble skeins togeth- I -IX er with all kind ot wagon-makers tools on hand', cheap, nt the old stand of

Al'PLE

proffits. have put up MORE and some of! the LAIiGL^l and FINEST jobs of work of any other establ ishment in this county, in the pA.MPBELL HARTER'S will always be same length of time I travel through the coun- I try soliciting orders, and can say to the public. 1 will sell you yonr work at the same price that I will at the shop, and furthcre more if there is any shop that can sell work from 15 to 20 per cent cheaper than 1 do. WHY DON'T THEY DO IT. I

dept competition

in pricitt, and if

1 don't furnish snch Marble as I agree to, you need not receive the work. Jone. 47. 1S67. .. C.I BRl'VD\f!E,

CAMPBELL HARTER'S.JS

p^-a-f. meat cuttcra nnd sausage MulTersfc he fall trade.just received at the cheap mammoth of Campbell llarter.

Tir.VS scrap iron wanted in exchans for stock of any kind by CAMPBELL HARTER.

1000

found Headquarters for all kinds ammunition, shot, powder, lead, caps, catridees, pistols, game bags, shot bags and belts, together with a large assortment of gun trimming, blastin powder and fuse.

"EVERYBODY remember the place for barJL^ gains at tho old stand of the Cheap Store, Commercial Row.

Xo. CCtO.ISeQwQ

CAMP Jill 1,1. & HARTER.

Hivr. sToiu:.

r.rv

voi

l)V

GOODS

N O I O N S

Mil' c-wry v:irieIv.

MATS and

C\\

of the Iarges (J with

1,1 le

1 must

Sl'I.LNDID stock of table cutlery, spoons. on which customers can save 10 to 50 Jier cent, by buying at the cheap Hnrdwr.re Store of CAMI'HKLL ,t IIARTKR'S.

supplies of Hardware received alnjo-'t daily the Small Mammoth of CAMl'BKLL it HAKTKK.S.

D001JS.

sash, blinds itc, always on hand at the lowest manufacturers prices bv CAMPIiKLL it 1IARTKK.

I pi'TTLK'S iuipoved patent Kuck saw. something new. that will cut at least one-tliir.l I faster than the old kind, at the Cheap Hardware House of CAMI'HKLL .t HAUTEH'S.

BOItlXO

in at the shop

MACHINES and uirkTnds of Car

penter's tools cheap, at the Cheap Mammonth Hardware House of CAMPBELL HARTLIi

BELLSof

every description, farm bells, hand

PS.

A1 s11 full line of

Fashionable Clothing.

.JUST KKOKTVKl).,

Call

and

See for Yourselves.

Mjiiii iind asliiii^loii Strwls.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

May Oil Ifii'.uf lilCi: CANINE.

STOVES.

Tlie

Polish Cut.

s.-ilinj

iiofcT®8

\9 VI.WAV? THK.

CHEAPEST!!

lien y..n want .i too.l

COOE STOVE

.•E3FJL"WIRJ»

And examine his

THE ENTERPRISE

Stoves in the market

'ith an oven by -i inches so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it the quickest and cvenest baker ever introduced. No turning the bread around two or three times. Wc guarantee these stoves in every particular.and offering them five dollars lower than the same sue stove can be bought in tin: Wabash Valley.

or ii irn

fit"

a good hand saw only cost one dollar, Campbell Jfc Harter's, of course that is piace to buy. So say thnJe who daily after them.

I N W A 1 1

1- also laisc, and t.

I COUNTRY MERCHANTS

oflcr

Superior Inducements

TIN. COITKK ANI SHEET iltON WAliK

31 AM'FACn TO ORDKR.

OUK STOCK Of

HARDWARE

1.1 large and as we buy exclusively f.rc.i-ii

WE Defy Competition.

I' iri!e: contemplating will «k» Well t.r t'xviiiinc »r

S O I A I I I S

licti.re pur.'h.i.'ir.?.

jS"o.

3 Rinpirt- Xiloclc.

April1-oy. V. o. IRWI.S

LIVERY.

Ll VERY, SALE A: FEED STABLE .WfA

tide Mjrkcl Slrtct.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

Constantly on hand thu best of

Sinjli' or Double T-aui», Hailillr IIoi-«r«. new stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES

O AI JST I 33 IJ

Running to all trains.

All orders left at my Office promptly filled Maj 5». 1M9. INSI.Ki .1 r. I

GREAT REDUCTION!

THE PHKJE

^.11 Kinds

1 )R\' (JR

A I E S

A S

O S A N S

McCLURE, FRY & Co.'s

DRY-GOODS.

MAMMOTH OPENING

New

Fall

G-oods!

STONE FRONT,"

A W O

Hi'spccti'ully itniKiiinces to the public thnt bo lias now in «toek a «i)!endid asjortment .,f

and

Winler Dry (ioods

Anion? uliieli will be found a beautiful vHriety ol plain and figured

LUSTERS, FRENCH MERENO

EMPRESS CLOTH!

A liir^t1 ill ..f the celebrated 11:.Mol Double Warp

•eipede

ALAPACAS!

1 'hf.jpt'r than evt-r. Jit'o 11h-»rtin!

('iissiiiicrcs.

Wjiit pi oor Latlirs' Tloth,

Jeans and

Nojioiis.

Iloosiory,

HATS AND CAPS.

hi li will be sold :il the lower tnr jtrice 1'iir all

llio lire i.f )rr«Milx»r V!i Jm- mn-ctl a

REMOVAL

a O or

BOOK

storp

tl'f' St/Ulh rooill,

Nalioiial iilock, Washington Street.

\\liere may |(L. fun nil

FTJL

Ol-liliink

STOCK

Misc-1 laneoii-!.\Seliool.IColleiie T,.v Hook-. inclVdiiig a choice l'„t „f

Bibles, Prayer a\ Hyimi Hooks,

Letter. Ca

Note,

I'EItS. Ink. Mucilage. JCrnyon.'i'cnciis necessary to make a full .-lock o|

it..n- .''J:.,".'" Wrapping I'.v Hurt ami White Ln^-eloves, Slate.ntid nil that

STATIONERS' GOODS:

A full and iiieo line ,,f "i

Pocket Cutlery

Pocket Books.

lliMii.glo,! our entire Stock of Wall and Wii,.|..«

A E S

.m?R!.VtKVyour

I":E

HmMine

'-'"tire .Mow stock in

iiiat line, ana a.-jk attcniion i!,.. tic»t andi'h this it v.

I '-"mv «iun •ii'd.li Hi jour nttcntion the he«t, pro!

j.m

n.4yurt.merit ever in

A M( i: ASS01{T.Ui \T

"I Curtains.! .,,,.!,

,.1 Ki.ttures.

I'LRRRUE

.MESA

iiewst.^-'k of Erjiiiu hi*h, nro

CHEAPER THAN EVER

IniVr^irtr^ P"id It. framing l'iclurei, and Pi'ure

TO )'S ,(- ,\ o'I'K

JXS

I.,J /!,• Million.

Vi r..ftii 111I liie Itailu,^

.\enN|ta|U'is.

fi..viititor fifiy different j,|„,|. our li-t piYiinpty -upplicj.

nnd liny a .u

"HA'PMRS

«{i'' f. .l«»Jn#polis .MOfRNAL and SENTINEL I anajthe vot tc JOL KNA Iw-urc re*eivelf cvtry !Vrirninff*'anilf «Iolivcre«! to* -obforihor' at oul-11-her-* nt*-.

Ue cannot begin to enumerate all that we havetoscHlbutask you to hunt up the oldleitublishment. and see what wef have. And while wo would thahk the public for their former iht

'i. f.

w,,uIJ lljlt a

continuance

shall try and deserve}it by our

Attention to the wacti of tho coiomuDity. And selling ut such prices as will suit all reasonable people.

Iu A. FOOTE

feb itet,

rinimt'ls.

ilov-s,

HoiuosHr (lOOits.

Koots'and Shoes.

ible Mli-

C. M. CRAWFOKO,

•S'l'ONK I'llON'l'.'

Main atroot, Eaat of Court House.'

Oi-tobeiO.lril'.UI

CONRER BOOK STORE.

THE OLD

BOOK STORE

A Co.