Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1854 — Page 4
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FALL EXMI HI TIOIV.
J. CRAWFORD & MULLIK4N,
ARE receiving a large and splendid stock of
direct from New York, which they pledge themselves to sell at as low prices as any store in town and no mistake.
fine lot of Prtots, Madder colors, n:ul good styles, al J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
A Fain
and fancy Delaines at Urn*vfordf&- Mullikin's.
French and English Morenos fancy colors at Crawford & Mullik'n's.
Fine lot of Alpacas—tan anil fancy colors-, at oct 20 1S53) Crawford i& Mullikin's
A Domestics
and fancy Ginghams, good colors, at J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
lack and chargcul le Dress Sillis at J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
adirs Black Sitk IWfftS a pood quality, at J. Crawford &. Mullikin's.
F1"
lannels of all colors and styles, sold by Crawford & Mullikin.
rocLace*53.]
uet received, a fine lot of Silk and trench BONNETS at 20,
J*
Crawford & Mullikin's
T.ACK Frcrch Cloth, Fancv Cassimere. Sattinets, Jeancs, Tweeds and Plaid Lii seys at J.Crawford & Mullikin's.
A. HORNER &CO.,
HAVE
just received a splendid lot of nice Shoes, which they wish to call the attention of the Ladies to such as silk Gaiters, Kid Boots, Franklin Ties, enameled Buskins, Boots do., Misses Gaiters. Kid Slippers do. (Oct 27,1853.
NOTICE.
ALL
persons indebted to the undersigned, are respectfully requested to call and settle their accounts on or before the 15th day of March next, and very much oblige feb 23, 1354.1 TOFIN WILSON.
A
LARGE stock of Black silk and love veils, Green Blue and Brown berage do. for sale at (sept. 22 1«53.)__ Ramey's^
ALL
the imaginable styles of Dress trimming, buttons, &c.,can be had at September 22, 1853.) Al. Rumey's.
T)LAIN and barred Jaconets, Bishop and JL Victoria lawns, India Linen and Book muslins, in great variety at. Ramey's.
316
SILK. Sattin, Plush, Cloth German and Valencia vests at Ramey's.
Rf% Doz. woman's shoes of every dcscription and qu ality at FALLE\'S.
ADIES Kid Boots, the best ever offered in this market, at HORHI:K & co.
The State Fair—Greeley's Speech.
Man Murdered in Qovington!
Terrible Accident on the Rail Road!
FELI.OW-UITIZEN Having always believed in the doetrin of "Equal and exact justice," as being correct between man and man and it being the manner in which your humble servant has endeavored !o gel through the v.oild, he would re spectfullv inform his numerous customers and friends that he is again in the market with a fine, and as he thinks, judiciously selected stock of
DRY-GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing,
&c.. to which he wishes to dall your undevided attention. He visited the city of Cincinnati this fall, in peisi-n. as formerly, and purchased li stock of those 'in whom lie could put hit- trust,' and v.hom he knew as being the most extensive manufacturers in the city— uch as are disposed to 'Lve and let live.'
Feeling confident, therefore friends, that our slock cannot be surpassed in the place, in regard to
fabric,
appearance, and manner in which they
are lip, invite you lo conic and examine for yourselves, and we are satisfyed you will be pleasi with our prices,&c., ns bc!V re mtntioned.
We have an endless variety of Clothing', tmong which may be found COiltS manufactured from an hundred different kinds of fabrics— in like manner Vests do. Drawers, Shirts and Cravats. We have also a large and complete stook ot
Hals and Caps,
Boots and fc-'hocs, to which the particular attention of the Gents are called.
To the Ladies.
We must mention in a few words, that our stock of SliX'tS fciPOtliS, which righly belong to the Ladies, is unusually large and hope when we are
favored with your presence, through William's assistance to display them to your satisfaction.— We shall not attempt an enumeration of a. ticles, but imitn you to give us a call.
To the Farmers.
We wish to drop just another word, and that to our friends, the Farmers, to ifmind them that we wi.-h them to not forget us in ihe distribution of their I'rOdllCC, as we intend paying the highest market prices for Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Feathers, Bees-wax, Bags, Ginseng, and in fact, any thing they have to dispose of. Rcmomber the
GERMAN STORE!
"is the place to buy Goods on the most reasonable terms, either fcrmsll or the products of your farms. Come along, the way is yet open
Oct 20
v53)
¥M.
DAVID WERTHEIM.
IIARTMAN one door Last of the Crane House, deeming the press one of mightiest engines of the present age, would now use it to inform his numerous customers, the people generally of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county, and "the rest of mankind." that he has received and is still receiving a large and superior stock of
(lliiflSlIfi
which he will sell as cheap or cheaper than can be had elsewhere in the Wabash Valley. His stock is all fresh and of the finest quality. If any one disputes this fact let him call and test the truth of it by actual experiment. We stand ready to prove what we say.
THINGS ARE DAILY
A N I N
rPHE
subscriber having purchased
Domestics of all kinds Hats &. Caps
WM
rTAVING
O. S.
-t McNeill's entire stock of goods, and having added to them by fresh arrivals, would inform his friends that he is now ready to give bargains to all who may give him a call.
He has now on hands a good assortment of Iron, Steel & Nails z?
Bools and Shoes
French Cloths
And Cassimers and almost every article that is usually kept in a retail establishment which he will sell at the lowest cash price?. Ml kinds of Froducc taken in exchange for AU Kinub H..FRY. roods.
Oct. 20. ISoo.j
recently returned from the cities
A of Boston, New York, and Cincinnati, where lie has made "extensive purchases of Eiegant, Fashionable, and Durable.
NEW GOODS!
Which are especially adapted to the wants of this community, woulu respectfully inform his friends and the citizens generally, of Old Montgomery and the adjacent counties, that he is now in the receipt of the same, and is offering them a
S A E O W E
Than any other house in the place. Of this fact he is confident, having purchased his stock directly from the importers and manufacturers. He would call the especial attention
O II E A I E S
To his large and unusually well selected stock of Dress Goods and Trimmings, which will be found, on examination, to comprise every variety of articles in this line, which are all of the very latest fashionable styles.
TO THE GENTLEMEN
He would say that they will consult their very best interests by calling on him before purchasing their Clothing, as his present stock is the most complete he has ever had the pleasure of offering. His stock of superior French, English and American
Cloths and Cassimeres
Are unsurpassed by any in the Wabash Valley. The season is now approaching when all wish to purchase their.
BOOTS $• SHOES!!
Of which he has an immense assortment of every possible grade, from the Elegant Silk Gaiter to the common Buskin, and from the beautiful Calf Boot to the heavy, serviceable "Campbell's Kin."
Hats & Caps of every conceivable quality, shape and texture, suited to all classes, ages am' .'onditions. He iir»s uU-o an unusually heavy stock of
HARDWARE, QUEi'XSYYARE, mj® rsr
"is: *,
Glassware, Splendid Pocket Cutlery, &.C., &.c. This stock he is offering at remarkably low prices for either cash o.-good approved country produce. Q^7"lJe will pay cash for fifty thousand bushels of Wlieat
Don't forget the old corner, so noted for bargains! AL. RAMEY. Crawfordsville, September 22, 1853.
Look out for the Show!
Family Grocery Store!
f"FHE unde rsigned is pleaded to inform his old customers, friends &. the people generally, that he is now receiving and opening at his establishment, four doors south of Laymon &. Co., a large and well selected stock of
Groceries and Previsions, Which he proposes selling as low as can be bought in this town or country. If you try us and find our words no* made good, we ask, or give you the privoiege, of turning your backs on us, and saying we have published a lie to the world, and act accordingly. We shall enumerate some few of the many articles that compose our stock, and a few only and ask you to give us a call
COFFEE,
Sugar by the barrel or retail, Tea, Salt by the barrel, Mackerell, white Fish, tobacco, DYE-STUFFS,
Cigars that we are sure cannot be excelled in the place, Molasses, Vinegar, Candles, Saleratus, Candies, Pepper, spice, ginger, Nutmegs, Matches, tubs, Buckets, Washboards, TAR and we shall endeavor as far as possible, to keep all kinds Produce, that the wants of our town friends in that line, may be supplied.
We would invite our country friends to bring on their Produce, as it is our aim to always pay the highest market price for such articles.
Remember, four doors south of Lnymon & Co on Washington street, is the place where we can at all times be found, ready & willing to wait upon customers.
Oct. 6, 1853.) JOHN M. AUSTIN.
TUB L. A TEST
J. & J. LEE 6l CO
HAVE
just received and are now opening their Fali and Winter Goods and with pleasure announce to their old customers and friends, that they have now the largest and best selected stock of Goods (of every variety) that they have ever hadtlhe satisfaction of offering.
Our senior partner (Joel Lee) having went to New York himself, for the express purpose of selecting such a stock as ho thought would suit our tradc—has returned with one of the nicest and cheapest stocks of Goods ever brought to our town: consisting of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries,
Hardware and Queensware,
CUTLERY, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing,
&c., all of which we are resolved to sell as cheap or a little cheaper than any other establishment in the place, and it is only nccessary for you to call, examine and price our Goods, to be satisfied of this fact.
Our stock of Dry-GoociS is full and complete, consisting of every variety of Dress Goods, such as French and English Morinoes, Cashmeres of all grades, plain aud figured DeLains, all wool DrLains. plain and figured Velvet, plain and figM Silk and Satin, and in short every variety of Dress Goods to suit every taste.
Our stock of Mens ware such asclOlllS. Cassimers, b'atinetts, Tweeds and Jeans, is unusually large and at very low figures. We have a large and will selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing
consi.-ting of every varieiy of roalS, Pants and Vests, all of which we are resolved to sell as low as any who profess to sell at 5 or 10 per cent above cost. We have every variety of Hats and Caps at very low prices and our stock of Boots and Shoes is not surpassed in the place, either in quality or price. We have a nice stock of Queensware, and a few setts of a little the nicest Chinaware ever brought to town and in short, we think we have every article suited to the wants of all and if you will just give us a call we will try to sell you ihe Goods that you want, and at such prices as will give entire satisfaction.
N. B. We expet to pay the hig! est cash price for all the Wilt AT, Corn, Oats, Rye. Barley, Flax-seed, Clover-seed Timothy-seed, Blue-Grass Seed and every other article of trade that you may have to sell. All who wish to buy the most and best Geods for ihe least money and fret the biggest price for their trade will please call on & LEE & CO.
October 27, 1853.
Taken Dp
BYone
Henrietta Harris of Clark township, red Cow, with a white face, some white about the belly and legs, about nine years old, marked With a swallow-fork in the right ear and a half crop in the left appraised to fifteen dollars by Elias Tiberghien and Joseph Staton, before R. II.Miller, Justicc of the Peace on the 21st of January, 1S54.
Jan 26, 1854—*
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
OF THE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
THIS Department, which has been closed for some time for want of room, will be re-opened at College Hall on the first Monday of November, nn.d be continued permanently open for the reception of Ladies.
The objects aimed at in this Department are, first, to remedy the great and lamentable effects in the present system of female education, by training the mind to a more active, accurate, and practical mode of thought, and imparting that thorough knowledge of business matters as to make them more selfreliant and independent than they now are.
And, Second, to open up new and more profitable sources of employment for females who are obliged to earn a scanty subsistence by the hard and trying labors of the needle, or the irksome and poorly paid duties of the teacher, by qualifying them for the less arduous but more profitable duties of an accountant.
Terms & regulations the same in both Departments. Ladies from abroad will be furnished board in private families, who will exercise kind parental care over them during their stay.
No lady need hesitate coming, or no parent to send his daughter, through false motives of delicacy, as to interference with the Ladies on the part of the Gentlemen is never allowed.
A catalogue containing full information upon every point desired will be furnished gratis, on application to nov. 3, '53—ly. \V. McK. SCOTT,
Pres't.
MM
The Fall Term will open on line 22nd day of Septembe, 1833. THE Trustees and Instructors would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfordsville, for the liberal patronage they have thus far afforded, and solicit a like liberality in future. The course of instruction is thorough, and especial attention is paid to the moral and religious as well as intellectual training of the pupils.
It is exceedingly desirable that the schoK ars should be prompt in the attendance at the beginning of the term.
PRICE OF TUITION,
Preparatory Department, from $3 to $3 50 per term. Academic Department, from $4 to $5 00 per term, according to studies pursued. Collegiate Department, -$(3 00 French, &, German, each, 5 00 Latin, 2 00 Lessons on Guitar, 4 00 Lessons on the Piano-Forte, 10 00 Use of Piano-Forte, 2 00
A. THOMSON, DR. D. W. LAYMAN, S. S. THOMSON, TRUSTEES. O. P. JENNISON, W. TWINING. September 1,1853
ISesislciat REMOVAL of DR. KURD'S Dental Office to the room formerly occupied by HENRY S. LANE
& S. C. WILSON. The office is in a building adjoining his residence and in making this move it will be permanent.
DR. HURD has been engaged in the practice of Dentistry in Crawfordsville and vicinity for three years past and has executed very many sets of Teeth also the first full set that was made in the county which is now used in masticating to the satisfaction of the person wearing them. The best of Dentists have work to fail occasionally and in order to give value received, Dr. H. repairs all work that may fail lor five years from being executed without extra charge. In order to secure a large amount of business, his terms will be moderate.
DR. HURD'S facilities for getting out gold plate will enable him to supply Dentists in the West at short notice.
For information on the management of the Teeth he will refer you to his Pamphlet published last year. [sept. 15,1853.
FRESI1
DRUGS cV MEDICINES.
SLOAN & JJiORCfAiVy''"
ARE
just receiving their spring stock, consisting of a very large, and splendid assortment of Pure
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Perfumery, Stationary, Fancy Articles, &c., &c.,
Our stock was purchased in New York from the importers, and very carefully selected by one of the firm in person, onsequently the public may rely on every article being pure and unadulterated.
Physicians and all others are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves, as we are prepared, and determined to sell at as low prices as any other establishment of the kind in the State the windy boasting of defying all competition, to the contrary notwithstanding. [June 16,1853.
Atisx. THOMrsow.] [BKJT T. RISTIKE
TH UIPSO J* & ISTINE, Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
South-east corner of Public Square, up stairs, over Crawford's store. Aug. 10, 1851—ly
S
ugar of the best quality, at april 7, 1852.) Hartman's.
N
ew Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, at Hartman's.
adies Enameled Boots, the finest quality,
Jat
BEST
(May 19.) Horner & Co's.
(TROCERIES
1 of all kinds sold at River Prices, in our Cellar. april 7, 1853.) Graham & Brother.
RIO COFFEE,
at
april 7, 1853.] Hartman's.
THE
best quality of Leather for sale at may 19.) Horner & co.
SILK
Tissues of the latest styles, plain and fancy, at J. Graham & Brother's.
hite Crushed and Loaf Sugar, cheap at april 7, 1853.) Hartman's.
A
large assortment of HARD-WARE, Queensware. Broad and Narrow Axes, Forks, Spades, Shovels, Rat-Traps, Bed-cords, Tubs, Buckets, Wasb-Boards. for sale at
EN
Crawford & Mullikin.
casks Queensware, most beautiful styles at Al. Ramey's.
HIFTY pieces Cassimeres and Sattinetts, plain and fancy at low rates at September 22, 1853.) Al. Ramey s.
|1IFTY pieces of Flannels of every imaginable color and figure, sold by Ramey.
"JITEN and BOYS Boots anil Shoes, of every 111 grade, very chr'ap for sale at J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
ADIES and Gents winterXSIoves—a good arCrawford &, Mullikin's,
ADII
JU tide, at
g^Sents enameled and patent leather Shoes and Gaiters at L. FALLEY's.
O E A O E E
(GATE COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,)
',OF INDIANAPOLIS, Established ]\larch 31, 1851.
INCORPORATED
1853.
W. McK. SCOTT?*A. M!, Founder and President. M. J, CLARK, {Late of New York,)
TROF. OF BOOK-KEEPING AND PENMANSHIP.
The Sessions will commence at College Hall as follows 1st Session on the 1st Monday of Sept. 2d Session on the 1st Monday of Nov. 3d Session on the 1st Monday of January. 4th Session on the 1st Monday of March. 5th Session on the 1st Monday of May.
Having secured, permantly, the services of the distinguished Professor above named, & leased for a term of years the commodious ahd beautiful Hall formerly known ar CONCERT HALL, but now named
COLLEGE IIALL,
Which is to be fitted up in a style of great elegance, taste, and convenience, the Pres ident would say, that this College now offe-s advantages superior to all others for imparting a sound, thorough, and accomplished business education.
Comics of Studies. The course of studies, as enlarged, will be as follows, viz: 1. Book-Keeping, by Single and Double Entry, in all its various branches, and its application to all kinds of business. 2. The Luws, customs, and usages of Trade and Commerce. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short and easy system of cancelation, (taught in no other College.) 4. Commercial Law, in a series of Lectures, thorough and systematic. 5. Business Penmanship. 6. Commercial Correspondence. 7. Lectures upon Banking, Political Economy, and other subjects valuable to the busiess man.
ExfK^nsi's.
Cards of Admission, invariably in advance, or secured, $25 Diplomas &3 Stationery $5 Boarding $2,50 per week incidentals, at option of student, $15. Making entire expenses about $75..
On application, a Catalogue will be furnished, giving full particulars. All letters will receive prompt attention on being directed, postpaid, to
W. McK. SCOTT, President:
Indianapolis, may 21, 1353.
LAFAYETTE PRICES.
LAYMON
ALington,
& Co., have just opened their
spring stock of Groceries, which is unusually large and well selected. They are determined to afford an opportunity for the citizens of Montgomery county to purchase their groceries at home, as they ar-j resolved to sell at Lafayette prices, wholesale and retail for Lafayette pay. [april 14,'53.
AR GE supply of Frangancia, WashLi ght and Brown, Havana, Regalia, Principe, Colorado, half-spanish and common Cigars—wholesale & retail, at very low prices by LAYMON &. CO.
April 14, 1853—ly
Boots & Shoes!
XSTE have just received and opened our spring stock of Boots and shoes, which is very complete and well adapted lo the season. Our stock consists in part of Gents, calf, kip, thick and Hungarian boots Gents, calf, morocco, kip and thick brogans Boys calf, kip, and thick boots and shoes Ladies boots, buskins, gaiters, half gaiters, $ gaiters, slippers tfc., of every variety and quality. Childrens shoes of almost every description. We wish an examination of our stock by the Ladies and Gentlemen earnest of our ability to please in quality and price, april 14, 1853.] LAYMON & CO.
Hats! Blats! Slats!
UST received four cases pring style of Gents, extra silk hats. 1 Case black brush Hungarian hats, 1 do drab brush do do. 1 do Ottor nap, do. 4 do Black Congress nap, do. 3 do White Congress, do. 1 do Extra fine Cassimeres, do. 1 do Mens' pearl nap, do. 1 do Childrens black pearl, drab and white ancy trimmed Hungarian hats, 1 do Extra Panama hats, 1 do Extra Leghorn hats, 1 do Boys braid leghorn and palm hats, 3 do Mens' fancy and plain palm hats, All of which are now for sale at the cheap cash store of LAYMON & Co. april 14, 1853.
L. FALLEY",
DEALER IN
BOOfSj
MAIN ST., 3 DOORS EAST OF CRANE HOUSE, CRAWFORDSVILLE, 1ND. April 28, 1853.—6m.
RESPEOTFULLY
vices to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Residence corner of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian Church. march 31, 2853.—3m.
I
F. WADE,
a a
(AT HIS OLD STAND,)
CORNER, EAST OF BELL TAVERN,
ISfor
now receiving a supply of nice Marble TOMB STONES, which he will finish and furnish to those who have need for such work, in good style, and at fair prices. Call and see.
Crawfordsville, June 8,1853.
Cf| KEGS SHUENBERGER'S JUNIATTI Nails of all sizes, just received and for sale wholesale or retail at prices as low as the lowest. LAYMON & Co. april 14, 1853.
LINNEN,Wool,and
J. & W. PIATT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ssiwihs fs©jy§t@»
BOOXE CO UN TV, KY.
OO^Letters will reach us at Rising-Sun-Indiana. [march 3, 1853—ly,
E O A 7 I S
AND
A A
XX
\ji
Sept. 15, 1853.
The
CX)
oOL oacJLVJ
ture at all times, atijuw prices. Undertaking atteffiied to as usual. Oct. 6, 1853. ROSS & WHITE.
TRUSSES!
^%F a great variety of manufacture, adapted to all ages and every variety of Hernial protrusion calculated to give ease, comfort and security to the wearer—always retaining the Hernia, and by their close adaptation and accurate fit, effecting, when practicable, a permanent cure, are always for sale nt the Drug and Booke store of Dr. C. F. WILSTACH, north side public square, Lafayette, Indiana, who will personally see to the sufficiency of the Truss and to its proper adjustment. 0^r*A large supply just received
Sides ilesi Spanish Sole Leather, just received g,nd
for sale at the lowest figures at Aug25, 1853.] JI. FALLEYS-U
1000 CUSTOMERS
AiW'
Fancy Gold Ear-Rinsrs,
of the finest of gold 100 pair of Pistols of all grades and sizes 100 different kinds of Letter and Note Paper, ranging rrom 8 to 50 cents per quire 100 Violins at from .$1 to $50 each 200 Accordeons and three thousand other Notions. Maps of all the States seperatc—1000 Gold Rings, ranging from one dollar to IS dollars—50 doz. fine Pen-kives—100 gro»s of Steel Pens. This paper would not enumerate one-half of the articles we have, so we will ask you to call, and we will sell you goods away below all competition. Come up, why wait longer Terms easy—cash or trade.
with Machinery of the best kind now in use, with all the late improvements attached, for manufacturing in all branches of the business. We have made arrangements to purchase our materials directly, of the best manufacturers, and are prepared to furnish BOILERS, LARD TANKS, CAULDRONS, BREECHINOS, CHIMNEYS and SHEET IRON work of every description,embraced in our business. We also W arrant all work made by us, to give entire satisfaction, and to be as well made, and of as good material, and as cheap as can be procured elsewhere. Those wishing to procure anything in our line, will please call and examine our work.
O^Orders from a distance will be punctually attended
to.
W
IMflll
AND
WE
tS'i"
tenders his professional ser
Hickory Shirts at
September 22, 1853.] Ramey's.
GOODNOW & HARBAUGH^
Lafayette, April 7, 1853.
Blanks! Blanks!! Blanks!!! Blank Notes, and Justices' Blanks of all kinds for sale at this office.
HARTMAN has a superior lot of Rasins, Dates and Figs.
A E S E A O N
N O A I
CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.,
WILLDeeds,
promptly attend to the execution of Mortgages, Powers of Attorney. and other instruments of writing.
OFFICE over Sloan & Morgan's Drug Store r*opt. 28, 1853.]
GROCERIES.
A
Complete assortment at Ramey's. Sept. 22, 1853
shall offer to our customers this Spring the largest stock of Ready Made Clothing, ever offered in this town— every article warranted or no sale. april 7, 1853.] J. Graham & Brother.
Five Hundred
Pair of Black and Fancy Cassimere and Cassinett Pants, at Graham & Bro's.
Alarge
lot of Crapet, Shawls, worth from $10 to $22, at Graham & Bro's.
Fancy Articles.
The largest, and best assortment of Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles generally ever brought to this market. For sale at the Drug store of SLOAN & MORGAN.
June 16, 1853.
RISTINE HOUSE,
[MAIN STREET,]
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.
HENRY M0WRY, Proprietor. LOCATION CENTRAL, But a short distance from the DEPOT.
Aug. 4, 1853.
]at
a rge lot of brown sheetings at the lowest pri_j ces Crawford &, Mullikin's
iORTY cases Boots and Shoes. Fits warranted at Al. Ramey's .1$
4s
Hartford & Brother,
Manufacturers tSf wholesale dealers in all hinds of
8L8TSBIB8*
Shirts, Drawers & Furnishing Goods,
29 PARK ROW,
(Opposite the Astor House.) NEW YORK.
Orders promptly filled. Clothing made to order for the Trade. We are the largest Manufacturers of Clothing, Oiled Clothing and Covered Hats in the Union.,,,.
JUNE
30, 1853.—ly
Popular Patent Medicines.
WE
JL
We wish to inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity we have removed our Cabinet and chair ware rooms across the street two doors north of the Court. House, where may be found an assortment of chairs and furni
are Agents for ihe following Popular Patent Medicines Kadway's Heady Relief do Renovating Resolvent do Ready Regulator Myer's Extract Rock Rose llowe's Shaker Sarsaparilla Craig's Sarsaparilla and Liniment Geoghegan's Extract Hydropipi'r Fahnestock's Vermifuge McLane's do. Gunn's do. Chinees Liniment Jone's Nerve and Bone Liniment. Mexican Mustang do. Loree's Ohio do. Fenninljl&'e's Nerve and Done do. Robert's Hair generator. Robert's Extract Jamaica Ginger. Rennel's Eye Balm. Thompson's Eye Water. Jew Davids* 1'lastir. Perrv Davis' Pain Killer. Graves' Family Medicines, And a host of others loo numerous to mention, but equally good. Call and get Pamphlets and Almanacs. T. D. BROWN & CO.
December 1, 1S53.
The Endermaton!
TtlE
rmr mi:
'TTCTE have new Novel for all, and the largest lot of School Books, Geogrnphys, Atlases, the standard Theological and Miscellaneous works of the most authentic writers, ever brought to this market. We have also, all sorts of Stationery, & one-hun-dred new styles of
H. PURSELL & BRO.
Oct. 27, 1853.
THREE
hundred Overcoats large enough
for any man and small enough for any boy, can be found at. Al. Ramey's.
T,adies will callfal Crawford & Mullikin's if ihey wish to find a splendid lot of Habit Muttons and Notions. (oct 20.)
LAFAYETTE BOILER WORKS
ADJOINING TIIK
LAFAYETTE FOUNDARY.
of
»Eundersigned have established thern-
selves in this place in the manufacture
mmmmm sstiiiif
great external remedy for Fever and Ague in all its forms. This popular remedy has met with unprecedented success during the past summer & fall.
IF YOU HAVE THE AGUE TRY IF (£5"NOTHING TAKEN INTERNALLY !.=£$ Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietors T. D. BROWN & CO.
December 1, 1853.
Just Received!
TX/k have just received and opened our
VY
fall stock of
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Dyes, Acids, Oils, Varnishes, Paints, Perfumery,
PATENT MEDICINES, Glass-ware, Window Glass, Brashes, c[c.,
Which we intend to sell at prices low as can he afforded by any house in the Wabash Valley.
Physicians will do well to call and examine our superior stock of Chemicals and Select powders, which were bought with special reference to their wants.
We will pay particular attention to the Prescription business, and are prepared to attend to compounding at all hours of the day or night.
Don't forget to call at the old stand, one door east of the Eagle Hotel. Dec 1,'53.) T. D. BROWN & CO.
JXJST RECEIVED, rrhree hundred pieces best Mirrimack, CoJ. checo and Union Prints, warranted fast colors by (sept. 22, 1353. Ramey.
Brushes! Brashes!
We have the best stock of White-wash, Paint, Shoe, Flesh, Teeth and Hair Brushes, to be found in town. T. D. BROWN & CO.
Jenny Lind
journal Bnilding, Lafayette, Ind.
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A
Velvet
A E
DEAT.F.Jl IN FINE
gold Silver watches,
FINE JEAVELRY, SILVER SPOONS, SPECKS, AND CLOCKS—ALL KINDS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Violins, Bass Viols 4" Violin Strings, Guitar Strings, Fine Cutlery, Perfumery, Toys of all kinds, &c., &c.—{Oct. 20, '53.)—ly.
lack silk Veils, collars, Undcrsleeves, schcmizets, siik IiBce and Fringes, at
Cravvlord & Mullikin.
pieces Eastern Linseysof every possible shade, grade, quality and variety can be found at [sept, 23.] Ramey's.
ver coats and Pants of all grades and styles at oct 20] Crawford & Mullikin's.
Bleached
and unbleached Shirtings, Tickings
Hickory Shirting, canton Flannels and Drills at .1. Crawford & Mullikin^s.
EN and Boys Hats and caps, a large lot at J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
fine assortment of LADIES' SHOES and Boots of all styles and qualities at oct 20 1853. J. Crawford & Mullikin's.
am. Muslins, plain and barred Jackonetts— Swiss and book mus. fig'd and plain, at
Crawford & Mullikin.
O I N
Olotk, cassimere, Tweed and satinctt COQtS for sale at Crawford & ITIulIikin s.
and Fancy Ribons for sale by Crawford & Mullikin.
Ground Paints.
We have the best Paint Mill ever brought to this place. Ground and mixed Paints of every description can at all times be had at the Drug store of SLOAN & MORGAN.
June 16,1853.
Shoe
Findings of all kinds at aug 18] FALLEY'S.
Upperaug18
Leather, Kips and calf-skins, at '53J L. FALLEY'S.
JUSTAccordeans.
received, Key to Uncle Toms Cabin. 100 Also half a dozen fine White Crape Shawls, sellingat cost- Call soon. H. PURSELL & BRO.
June 16, 1853.
HPwenty pieces French and German black blue and brown cloths at Ramey's.
To the ladies!
Ladies Silk, Tip'd and plain Gaiters. Enameled & patent leather Boots. French Kid Slips and Buskins at june 2,1853) L. FALLEY'S
A
splendid lot of Heavy silk Laces and Fringes for sale at Ramey's.
PRINTS,
DeLaines, Muslins, Drillings,
Tickings, carpet-warp, &c., at Jan26,1854] SMITH & Co's.
PATENT DOOR & GATE
A
h: ]»r
~D W. INMAN, from Sheffield England,
J-t»
Manufacturer of "Inman's Door and Gate Spring," to which was awarded the 1st Premium at the World's Fair in London, 1851, announces that he has constituted Mr! J. 1 CAMPBELL, Merchant, hia sole A^ent for this county.
For neatness, simplicity, full performance of all it is intended to do, its exceeding usefulness, its durability and its cheapness.it certainly takes its position in the first rank of modern Inventions. We do not intend to puff, a single examination will convince the judgment of its utility.
Jan. 12, 1854.)
R.
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W. INMAN,
Saddlery & Harness.
& 8 a 8 By Wm. W. Nicholson, Jr., Washington street, Crawfordsville, Ind.
THE subscriber would re-
Jimk&g: a spectfully inform his old friends and customers, and the public generally, that he still carries on the above business in all its branches at the old stand, and would
be pleased to have a call at
any time. He intends keeping on hand at all times for sale, Saddles, Bridles, Harness, &.C., which he is inclined to think he can sell as low if not a little cheaper, than any other house in the place. Such articles too", as demand the highest prices in all markets. Give us a call. Nov. 17, 1858—ly!
OLains—beautiful
NE hundred pieces fancy and plain Destyle at Ramey's.
bales extra brown sheetings at extra low prices, for sale by Al Ramey.
large lot of Ginghams all of the latest styles, at [eepc. 22,'53.] Ramey's.
20
PIECES English and French Marilios at (sept. 22.) Ramey's.
"CSORTY pieces Alapaccas and Lustres, 20 per cent cheapcr than usual at Ramey's.
/^f| Pieces fancy dress silks, which will vie ith the rainbow in diversity and bril1 liancy of color, and with eternity in lasting all for sale by Al. Ramey.
ANE hundred heavy Scotch, Bay Stale, Wa-
\J
terloo, and Englis'
square at
TWENTY
200
A
glish shawls, both longand (Sept. 22, '53.) Ramey's.
pieces black dress silk, from 50
cents to $2 a yard at Al. Ramey's.
pieces Velvet Taff, and Bonnet ribbons sold at Ramey's.
LARGE lot of Silk and Straw bonnets late fashions for sale, by A. Ramey.
adies Kid Slippers, extra quality, at may 19.) Horner & co's.
New Arrangement! THE
unders igned begs leave to inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that he has opened up an entirely new
Grocery and Provision Store,
oil Market street, one door east of Laymon & Co's corner, where he intends to keep a general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES
and Provisions, for which, he will take in exchange all kinds of approved Country Produce. He respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. JOHN PURSELL.
Nov. 3, 1853.
Auction Store!
I
is universally given up that there are better bargains got at Schooler's Auction Room than any other place in town and he is still receiving all kinds of
II
March 31, 1853—ly
BOYSadid
Cheese
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to sell for whatever they will bring. At this time he has on hand a large lot of all kinds of BOOKS, all new and of the latest dates, which can be bought at private sale or at auction, very low a fine lot Saddles sold very low. A large lot of Notions of all kinds on hand. A,lot of nice
I O I N S
A fine lot of Hats—large lot of Eight Day and Thirty-hour Clocks—fine Watches, together with almost every^other kind of property is sold here. Call and examine as my orders are to sell. Terms, cash.
WM. H. SCHOOLER
Nov 1, 1853—4m) Auctioneer.
®r. a. w.
AMHTBMfe
HAVINGrespectfullylocated
permantly in Crawfords
ville, tenders his professional services to the citizens of that place and the adjacent country. Residence in the North-west part of town, in the house formerly occupied by Reuben Taylor. OFFICE, upstairs over Graves' Tin Shop.
you know that Wm. Hartman
had fine assortment of Toys, Marbles, &c. (april 7, 1853.
that has no superior, at april 7, 1853.) Hartman's.
Cigars & Tobacco,
Of the best quality, always on hands and for sale, at the Drug store of June 16, 1853-3 SLOAN & MORGAN.
Hats and Caps,
Of every quality, just received at the 31ammoth Boston Store, by april 7, 1853.) Graham & Brother.
Eight
Huudred'1
Vests, of everv style and quality, at april 7, 1853".] Graham & Brother's.
W
E are Man ufacturing 400 fine Shirts, april 7, 1853.) Graham & Bro.
Tanner's Oil.
A pure article, by the Barrel, or single gallon, for sale low, at the Drug store of June 16, '53.] SLOAN & MORGAN.
A
fine assortment of Candies, at april 7, 1853.) Hartman's.
-FIRE! EIRE! THEto
best Protection against loss by fire, is call on the undersigned who continues to take risks for the
Washington Union
Fire Insurance Company, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital $100,#0#.
This Company pays all losses promptly.— Office in "Washington Hall" building, upstairs. JOHN SWEETS£K, Agent,
For Montgomery Count)
Crawfordsville, march 3, 1853.
The
Ladies can get the best articlejof Green TEA at Hartman's.