Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 July 1855 — Page 4

JOHN WILSOH. N. W. OBIMES. W. BURBRIPG"S,JL'.

WILSON, GRIMES & CO.,

Nos. 1 fc 2 Commercial Block, Green St., CRAWPORDSVILLE, IND.

ARE

now receiving and opening direct from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louisville, a very large and entire New Stock of Fancy and Domestic

DRY GOODS,

QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,

WLW&mW llil CARPETING, &c. ALSO,

Ir03tX5 ilS AXLES, SPRINGS, GLASS, ., «. GLASSWARE, &c., To which wc invite the attention of Purchasers. As our stock is large and complete, and having been bought at the lowest prices, we feci confident' we can sell on as good terms any House in the place. Remember, our Goods are all new, and every article we sail is fresh, and has not been culled over. "WILSON, GRIMES & GO.

April 19,1855.

Ladies Fancy Dress & Trimming Goods.

LARGE and complete stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, Insertings. Chemizetts, Undcrsleeves, Collars, Handkerchiefs, kc. Received and for sale by

WILSON", GIMMES & Co.

Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Cr. AAA PIECES Fancy Prints, best brands. VJ 100 Lawns and Ginghams. 50 .... Borages and Delaines.

For sale by *t r: WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

WEGoods,adrills,

have large stock of bleached and brown tickings, linens, crash, diapers, cottonades, denims, checks, stripes, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Vestings, &c., for sale cheap as the cheapest. april 19] WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

GROCERIES, Ac.,

COFFEE,

Sugar, Molasses, Teas, salrcratus.

pepper, spice, alum, madder, indigo, Tobaccos, Cigars, &c., in store and for solo by april 19] WILSON, GRIM IS & Co.

Iron and Nails.

0/~V TONS Iron, assorted sizes OU 375 Kegs Nails. For sale by april 10]

1, OOO, OOO Shingles Wanted

GRAHAM & BROTHER,

Wishes to buy ONE MILLION Shingles. Call at the the Store, and bring with you your Shingles April 26, 1855.

~HOT7SE PAINTING-

P&IPSS 0MH53SS.'s

Since I have been in this place, 1 have executed work for Messrs. J. H.Benefiel, and J. keency, (Publisher of the Journal,) to whom you are directed for a sample of my work.

ETOrders can be left at the store of Mr. 13cn efiel. Crawfordsviiie, February 1, ltso—ly.

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

THE

undesigned Guardian of the perr-on and estate oi' Stephen and Elizabeth Ellis, minor heirs of Obediah Ellis, deceased, is authorized to sell at private sale the following described real esLate, lyin^in the county of Parke, in the State of Indiana, ?o-wit: The "south-west quarter of section twelve, in townshipseventeen, north of range ,:cvcn west. TKKMS OK SAI/E.—One third in hand at time of sale, one third in six months and the the balance in twelve months from day of sale, the purchaser giving note for the defeiicd payments with security, waiving benelit of appraisement and valuation laws.

THOMAS DAVIb, Guardian.

April J9, lP55-3w-f Printer's fee §1:50.]

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

THE

undersiened has been appointed a commissioner by the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, Indiana, to sell at public auction at the door of the Court House in the Town of Crawfordsviiie, the following described retil estate in suid county, to-wit: The cast half of the south cast quarter of section five, in township nineteen, north of range five west, and the Bourh half" of the west half of the south-east quarter of section thirty-three, in township twenty north of range five west. Sale.to be on the 18th day of May, 1855.

Tutus.—One third in hand at time or sale, one third in six months, and the residue in. twelve months from day of saie, purchaser giving note with freehold security on the deferred payments, waivin«T benefit of appraisement or valuation laws.

ALEXANDER THOMSON, Commissioner.

April 19, 1855-3w-[Printers fee

THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

FOR CURLING THE IIAll

TT'OR many years it has been the object oi JJ est study with chemists and other.-., to pvtxiuee a fluid that, applied to tin hair, would cause it to wave and curl equal in beauty the natural curl.

THE KROLLERION

Is the only article ever offered to the world that will efiect'this most desirable object. But throe or lour applications are necessary to curl the hair much as may be desired, and for any length of time. From the many testimonials of those who have used it, the subscriber does not hesitate to wan-ant the KROLLERION to give satisfaction, and prove as recommended in all cases.

The recipe for making, with full dircstions for use, will oe sent on the receipt of one dollar, post raid. The ingredients will not cost over 12 eents.

Direct to H. A. FREEMON T, april 19, '55-3m.] Warren, Trumbull Co., O.

THE LAFAYETTE

SASIL BLIND & DOOU

3J" ACTOR1TJ

Corner of Ohio and North streets, one st. South of River Bridge, LAFAYETTE, IND.

rpHE Proprietor having the best impnoved Maehinery for the manufacturing of Sifeh, Blinds "and Doors, I am confident my work will be sstisfaetory to all that will give me a call. All my work is made from well seasoned lumber, and good experienced workmen, and not made as most factory work, with tennons half way through, but is framed in the same nianner as if made by iiand, and I will not be undeisold by any Factory in the State for the same quality of work.

Particular attention to all orders from a

stance. HENRY W: SM1'IH, Lafayette, April 19, l855-6m. Proprietor.

Hardware, Saddlery and Carpenters' Tools.

COMPLETE assortment now opened, and for sale by WILSOX, GJUIMIS Co.

ENUINE Evan's Lancets, American do., Abcess do., Spring do., TD BKOWN'S.

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN,

HAVE

now received their Spring and Summer stock of GOODS, and wish to call the attantion of the citizens of Old Montgomery to it. Our stock consists in part of the following articles:

P&SBT6 tHMjUW

French, English and German

Gloves and Hosiery,

EDGINGS, LACES and WHITE GOODS, Collars, Chemisettes and Swiss Sleeves. Ladies and Gents'

Kid. Gloves,

READY MADE CLOTHING,

BONNETS & HATS.

LADIES AND GENTS BOOTS $• SHOES, QUEENSWARE & GLASSWARE,

Nails and Window Glass, GROCERIES & HARDWARE,

-w mm

Mill and Cut

Our stock being complete and weil selected, we will sell at as low figures as any House in the place. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

April 19, 1855.

KTE5W STORE

W GOODS.

IJENEFIEL & ELTZROTII,

HAVING

WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

SUNDRIES.

t)A BOXES Star and Tallow Candles 25 Bar and fancy Soaps 15 T. and MR. Raisins 12 Drums Figs also,candies, almonds, nuts, fresh peaches and strawberries, (in cans,) pickles, pepper sauce, ovstcrs, cinnamon, cloves, kc., in store and for sale by WILSON, GRIMES & Co., april 19] 1 & 2 Commercial Block.

J. W. HOGFE,

•XTTOTTLD respectfully say to the citizens of

Crawfordsviiie and surrounding countn that he has commenced the House Painting busi ness, both Plain and Ornamental, Glazing and

Removed to Elston's new Brick,

at the head of Commercial Row, on the opposite side from the Post Ollice and Campbell's old stand, arc now in reccipt of a very nice stock of

SlPiriXXg C3rOOC3L!S, comprising a general variety of latest styles and best fabrics ail of which they propose to sell at prices that will satisfy purchasers, and that cannot be undersold by any House in town. And wc now invito our friends and all who may be disposed, to call on us at our new stand, where we will take pleasure in showing them our Goods and offering the strongest inducements wc can, consistent with fair and honorable dealing. Wc think wc can live on as small profits as any, and are determined to be

Undersold by None,

but intend that our old customers and all who may favor us with their patronage, shall have Goods of us as low as they are to be had in town.

Calicoes, fast colors, from 8 to 12V^ cts. yd. Ginghams, Lawns and Berage Delaines, from 12*. to 25 yard

Beautiful Patterns French Chintz and Brilliantincs, from 25 to 35 $ yaitl Handsome spring and summer Shawls, from $1:50 to $4:50

Plain and Satin Straw Bonnets, from 50 cts. to $3:00 A nice assortment ladies Collars and Mitts, from 20 cts. to $1

Plain, black and fancy Parasols from$l to $3:50 Shoes, Gaiters, Boots, Hats of all grades and prices, at BENEFIEL & ELTZROTH'S.

April 19, 1855-ly.

SETTLING UP.

A LL those knowing themselves to be indebted to me either by note or account, are requested to call and make"payment as soon as possible, and all those having claims against me will please present them at the old stand, as I shall remain in the place but a few days. Having disposed of my entire stock of Boots, Shoes, &c., to A. P. Watson & Co., I take pleasure in recommending my former customers to continue their patronage with the new firm. L. FALLEx, Jux.

April 19, l855-3t.

CZ2 J5L.JEEEL

HAVINGFalley,

purchased the Mammoth Stock of

Mr. L. Jr., we intend to continue in the same business,"and would be happy to wait upon all his old customers and as many new ones as may favor us with a call.

April 19, l855-3t. A. P. WATSON & CO.

HO, YE HUNGRY!

T? COM and after Monday, April 23, we will have I. Market three mornings per week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and oftener if our numerous customeis demand.

April 11), 1855—tf. AUSTIN & CORSAN.

TOILET ARTICLES.

COLOGNE,BayMeai

Water, Handkerchief Extracts,

Powder Puffs, Fun, Lilly While, Chalk balls, Alabaster Tablets, Toilet Soaps of every variety for sale one door east of the Eagle Hotel, nearly opposite Campbell's store, by

Sept. 14. T. D. BROWN & CO.

NOTICE TO

Tr^Y an act of Congress passed Marcli 3d, 1855, granting bounty land to Soldiers, and all others who served in any capacity in any of the wars since 1790, each person, or if dead, his widow or minor children, is entitled to a certificate or warrant for such quantity of land as shall make in the whole with what he may have heretofore received, 160 Acres, provided he shall have served a period not less than fourteen days. Being associated with a gentleman in Washington Cit^-who has been connected with the General Land Office for many years, all claims intrusted to my care will receive prompt attention. The advantage of having a responsible Agent at the Department is, that claims will be attended to without delay, while those sent to the Commissioner are often crowdcd out for many months. No charge made in any ease where the warrant is not obtained.

Office in Washington Hall, over the store of Robinson, Vance 6i Co. L. J. MOORE.

Crawfordsviiie, April 12, 1855-oin.

_)l: Ii DUE AED STACY—Have now in Store, 250 ps Kent'ky 'ns, Tweeds and Cottonades

150 25 50 50

Satinetts Superior French Cloths Bl'k French Doeskins fancy Cas'mr's Bl'k Satin and Silk Vestings, Marseills

Vestings, Silk and worsted Coat Linings, Padding, Canvass. Black and Brown Hollands, Silk, Twist, Wagan, Wadding, White, Brown and fancy Linen Drillc, Ducks, etc. Ready Made, White and Fancy Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Ready Made Clothing, Coat Bindings etc., with a complete assortment ol Goods for Merchant Tailors, for sale on as favorable terms as can be bought in any of our larger cities. No lo Purdue's Block.

May 3,1855—37-tf

NMens'

OTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.—ASSORTS Tt omens' and Children's, Bl'k, White, Brown and mixed Hosr'y Kid, Lisle and Cotton Gloves Black Silk Mitts, long and short Crapes in all colors Silk, Linen and Cotton Handk'fs Knives, Scisors, Shears, Razors, Strops Brushes, Spoons, Suspenders, Buttons Combs, Steel Pens, l'encils, Threads Ilooks and Eyes, Pins, Needles Gun Caps, Whalebones Fish Hooks and Lines, Port Monies Bill Wallets Letter and Cap Paper Adhesion Envelopes, Tapes, Ribbons Silk Braids, Thimbles, etc. 0= A complete assortment of staple notions & fancy Goods, as low as can be bought at.any other jilace. PURDUE & STACY.

Wholesale Dealers in Dry /Gfoods, Hats, Bonnets, Notions, Ready Made Clothing etc. etc.,No. 10, Purdue's Block, Lefayett(t,Jnd.

May 3, 1855—37-tf

JpAlNTS and Oils of all November 2j

1 Jug'

ds at

THE STAR

CLI

STORE

fine lot of spring and summer Clothing just received at J. BROWN'S, one door south of A1 Ramey's.

Being very thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon us by the public, I would now give a still stronger invitation than ever, for I have taken great p'ains in selecting a very fine assortment of Goods and being better acquainted with the wants of this people, than when I first located here, I am now prepared to suit all who may be so kind as to give me a call.

rr^RACOBAPHE,

BAZIN'S

June 16, 1853.

BEOW'S.

I keep on hand every tiling in the

Clothing Line.

GentSi Furnishing Goods—a very fine assortment—may be found here. Also,

Hats and Caps,

of the latest spring styles, all of which will bo offered at the very lowest possible prices. Friends and patrons, give me a call and I will take pains in showing you my stock of Goods.

April 5, 1855.] J. L. BROWN.

GOING IT ALONE!

Just Received^

THEthe

undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to former patrons of T.D. Brown & Co., that having purchased the entire stock and having recently made large additions thereto, he is now prepared to accomodate those wishing any articles in his line, at as low rates as tlicy can be purchased at any house west of Philadelphia.

Our stock will be found to comprise every article usually found in a Drug Store, which we warrant as to quality.

Wc are prepared to sell to physicians every article which they may need in the practice, asul we earnestly solicit them to call and examine our SPLENDID STOCK of SELECT POWDEES and Chemicals, which we sav without fear of contradiction CANNOT BE EXCELLED in the State... ....

THE LADIES

Are requested to call and examine our superb assortment of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Flavoring Extracts, &c., which we pledge to sell at Pliiladelpliia priccs!

Thankful to the many customers of the former firm, I hope by strict attention to business and eare in the selection and compounding of remedies, to merit a liberal share of public patronage.

Call at the sign of the Yellow Column, one door east of the Eagle Hotel,

::i.

November 2,1854-tf.

T. D. BROWN.

"APANNED TIN of varioussizes, for signs—a nice article, just received by BKOWX.

CORD of Pierce's celebrated Percussion Matches, at BUOWN'S.

1]ENS,

Pencils, Paper and Premium Ink at November 2] BUOWN'S.

IGHT !—Star Candles and Lard Oil at November 2] BUOWN'S.

|^WO Gross Lyon's Kathairon just opened at November 2] 'i' BKOWX'S.

LL the valuable Patent Medicincs of the day at fnovember 2J BROWN'S.

1DER Vinegar kept constantly on hand by November 2] BROWN. UPERIOR Tobacco and choice Cigars at

November 2] BUOWN'S.

CINNAMON,

Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Ginger

and Pepper, at BuowrN's.

INDOW Glass of all sizes, from 20 by 30 to 7 by 9, at [nov2] BROWN'S.

an instantaneous^ hair dye,

JL sold at [nov2] BUOWN'S.

Depilatory for removing superflous

hair, sold by [uov2] BROWN.

AGUE! AGUE!!

still manufacture the celebrated External Ague Remedy, which cures in nine cases out of ten. Ask for the "ENDliKMATON," and take nothing else. Call one door east of the Eagle Hotel,on T. D. BROWN & CO.

September 14, 1854.

.4 SPLENDID assortment of Window and _Z'\_ Wall Paper, cheaper than ever, at april 19, '55-ly. BENEI'IEL & ELTZROTII'S.

FANCY ARTICLES.

npiIE largest, and best assortment of Perfumery, 1 Soaps, and Fancy Articles generally, ever brought to this market. For sale at the Drug store of SLOAN & MORGAIs.

^I^itUNKS, Carpet Bags, Satchels and Umbrellas,

of superior quality, are sold at May 10, 1855.) RAMEY'S,

New Tin, Sheet-Iron

COPPER AND

ST0YE STORE!

At the sign of the Eagle, on Washington street opposite the Crane House and two doors south of Grahams' Store.

THEhas

undersigned having the assurance ofsome popularity with the public, for good workman thip, been induced to open a shop for manufacturing all articles in the Tin, Sheet-iron & Copper line.

Having had fifteen years experience working in this business, flatters himself that, better made ware cannot be furnished by any one in the State. Particular attention will be given to

House Guttering and Spouting which will be put up in the most approved manner and warnted to stand.

TIN AND METALIC ROOFS. put on in a good style also and warrnted. I have purchased a good assortment of

Cooking Stoves,

among which is tlio celebrated Hathaway Stove which has an unbounded popularity, and has taken premiums for fifteen years these stoves are all warrnted not to crack or burn out. 1 have also obtained the Climax Stove which can't be beat for beauty or duribility, also a variety of premium Step Stoves all of which will be sold cheap fiocash. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for ware or Stoves. [Q" A liberal discount given to country merchants. Please call and examine my goods and prices.

Feb. 22, 1855-tf.

H. BALL, Jr.

Friend, Look Here! AND

you will receive the glad tidings that there is a splendid assortment of the most popular

COOKING STOVES

At Graves & Cumberland's Old Stand, That has ever been brought to this market. My Stoves comprise the following popular patterns:

Three sizes of the celebrated HATHAWAY STOVE, which are the heaviest stoves made in the West.

Three sizes of the unrivalled Buck's Patent, which is a stove of admirable beauty and proportions.

Three sizes of the standard PREMIUM, which is a new pattern of beautiful design. Three sizes of the SUPERIOR PREMIUM, which is the stove for Farmers, being heavy and calculated for service. They will positively be sold cheap for cash or country produce.

3 I W 3 Of all kinds manufactured and for sale on the above terms. Copper-smithing done in all its various branches. House-Guttering, Spouting and Roofing done so as to give satisfaction.

UPRags, Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead taken for ware. Repairing done with neatness and despatch. J,# HOOVER,

March 15, 1855—tf.

RETIREMENT OF

Professor James McClintock, M. D., From the Philadelphia College of Medicine, and general Introduction of his

Celebrated Medicines.

Tinforming

HE UNDERSIGNED have the pleasure of the public that they have made arrangements with the eminent Professor James McClintock, M. D., of Philadelphia, known "for more than a quarter of a century past as one of the greatest Practitioners and Teachers of Medicine and Surgery in this country or in Europe, for the preparation of his long celebrated family Medicines as follows:—

Dr.McClintock's Diarrhea Cordial and Cholera Preventitive.- A prompt and certain cure for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Cholera Morbus in all stages—a sure preventative of Asiatic Cholera which no traveller or family should be without.— Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle.

Dr. McClintock's Tonic Alterative Syrup.—for purifying the blood the most powerful purifier ever discovered. For all Scrofulous diseases, Skin diseases, Eruptions, Boils, Pimples, Ulcers, Sore Legs, and all Rheumatic and Syphilitic complaints, kc., it is infallible. Price, (pint bottles) $!•

Dr. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elixir.—Dyspepsia, or disordered digestion may be called the National Disease of America. Its symptoms are headache giddiuess nervousness low spirets dimness of vision, with motes or specks before the eyes itching of the nostrils dullness of hearing and ringing in the care disagreeable taste in the mouth constriction or weight about the chcst difficulty of breathing sence of sufloaction in lying down or ascending stairs palpitation or uneasy feeling about the heart irregular or deficient appetite sense of sinking at the stomach acidity heartburn pain or fullness of the abdomen and costivenes3. Some of theas symptoms always appear in Dyspepsia, Taken in connction with the Vegetable Purgative Pills in cases where there is much costiveness, Or with the Anti-Billious Pills where the functions of the liver are irregularly discharged, it will be found a most effectual remedy. Price (pint bottles) $1

Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, or Pain Extractor.—Used internally aud externally for the instant relief of all Pains, Toothache, headache, Cliolic, Ague in the Face, Chilblains, Neuralgia, Stone or Gravel, &c. Price 50 cents per bottle.

Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Purgative Pills.—For the relief of Constipation and all its painful results, such as Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomaclie, Pains, and all the symptoms enumerated under the "Dyspeptic Elixir." Price 25 cents per bottle.

Dr. McClintock's Anti-Billious PiUs.—For Liver Complaints and all forms of disease arising from derangement of the Liver, with symptoms such as Dizziness, Headache, with ringing in the ears, yellow furred tongue, pain in the right shoulder, sence of fullness or pain in thc_ right side, disortiered stomach or bowels, deficient action ol the kidneys, clay colored stools,kc.^ These Pills, if taken in the incipient stages of Billious and Yellow or other fevers, will generally ward off the attack.— Price per box 25 cents.

Dr. McClintock's Fever and Ague Specific.—This has been found an invaluable specific for this scourge of new countries, and for intermittent fevers. No traveller or resident in any ague district should fail to provide themselves with this sure prevontive. Price $1 per bottle.

Dr. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup.—An invalua ble remedy for Bronchitis, Consumption, and all chronic diseases of the throat and lungs. In all deep seated complaints of the pulmonary organs it has proved the most safe, certain, and rapid remedy ever employed in the extensive practice of Dr. McClintock. It contains no laudanum or opium in any shape. Price $1 per pint bottle.

Dr. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mixture. —an infallible remedy for recent Coughs, Tickling of the Throat, Tightness of breathing, Croup in Children, kc. It contains no preparation of opium. Price 25 cents per bottle.

J)r. McClintock's Asthma and Whooping Cough llimedy.—an almost instantanious relief for these distressing complaints. This is the fruit of an Immense experience, and is astonishing in its effects.

No person neod suff«v a from Whooping: Cough who will use it. Price 50 cents per bottle, Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Mixture.—For internal use, a purely vegetable combination for the cure of Rheumatism,Gout, and all Neuralgic and Rhcumatic diseases. This remedy is offered with the utmost confidence. It has been used most extensively, and is as near a Specific for Rheumatism as the world has ever seen. Price per bottle 50 cents.

Dr. McClintock's Rhcumatic Liniment.—An infallible outward aplication for the relief of all Rhcumatic and Neuralgic pains, Sprains, Swellings, Stiff Neck, Stiffness of the Joints, Pain in the Shoulders, Back, or Limbs. It affords immediate relief from Cholic and Pains in the Stomach or abdomen. As a counter irritant it is invaluable in all cases where an external stimulant is needed.— Price per bottle 50 ccnts.

Sold by Druggists generally, A. CUSHMAN & CO., sole Proprietors, 122 Fulton srreet N. York, The Great Peculiarity of Dr. Mr McClintock's Pectoral Fluid, is that in all chronic diseases of the throat and lungs, as in Rroncliitis and Consumption, in all their forms and stages it may be taken by the mostdclicatc patient with perfect safety.—

It contains no morphine, or opium in any shape, or tartar emetic one or both of which injurious drugs,enter tho composition of nearly all the common remedies for pectoral complaints. It is pleasant to the palate, produces no nausia or debility, but may be taken freely a»d constantly, with the certain result of strengthening the stomach and renovating the entire system while healing and soothing the irritated organs, and producing gradually a perfect cure. As the tried prescription of an eminent physician, it is rapidly coming into use, in placc of the injurious nostrums with which the country is flooded. Price, in pints, $1

Dr. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mixture.— Colds and recent Coughs, especialy if accompanied by fever or inflammatory excitement, requiere a remedy different in character from the Pectoral Svrup, which is BO valuable in chronic complaints. "No remedy is more efficatious than tills for chocking violent cough_, promoting .expectoration, and soothing irritation in the throat and lungs.— For Croup in children it is especialy prompt, and no family in our changable climate should be without it Price 25 cents. PURIFYING TUE BLOOD.—The following from the N.Y. Tribune will doubtless be very seasonable to all who seek not only to preserve their health, but to guard against all possible contingences which threaten to distroy it: "We would call special attention to the importance of purifying the blood. Nothing is so prevalent at this season of the year as a gross and sluggish state of the blood. We have no hesitation in recommending to those who would preserve their health through the dangers of this cximate, a free use of the best purifying medicine known to modern science, viz: Dr. McClintock's Tonic Alterative Syrup. This remedy is not only delightful to the taste, but perfectly safe and rapid in its effects. It stimulates the liver and othor.glands to natural action, gives tone and new vigor to all the functions, and enables them to throw off 11 unhealthy accumulations. We have heretofore alluded to the great and extending popularity of Professor McClintock, ,as a practitioner. It was well known in Philadelphia that his success in the in the treatment of disease was uncomonly great.--His qnedicines were few, .simple and uniformly vegetable, while they often produced cures in cases that hiid been givsn up for hopeless to the surprise of all. Among the most successful of those remedies, beyond doubt, stands Dr. McClintock's Tonic Alterative Syrup, as a purifier and renovator the blood-" Price $1 six bottles for $5. 4 -V, SLOAN & MORGAN .."H T. D. BROWN,

Wholesale and Retail Agents, Crawfordsvile, Indiana. October 5,1854—ly.

WEthe

pledge ourselves to-sell Boots & Shoes cheaper for cash than they have ever been sold in Wabash Valley. A. HOHNISB & co.

New Firm!-—New Goods!!

CAMPBELL, GALEY & IIARTEIt,

HAVING

associated themselves together

the MERCANTILE BUSINESS, are how opening in their New and Elegant Rooms, Nos. 7 Sc. 8 Commercial Blocks a very Extensive and Complete Assortment of

DEI GOODS,

GROCERIES,

HARD-WARE & SADDLERY,

E A A E

CLOTHIN Car. BOOTS & SHOES,

A N

Trails

cfe

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER would say to their friends that their aim in combining their Capital, was to enable them more effectually to keep up such a stock as woidd fully meet the varied wants that seemed to be demanded by the largely increased trade of the late firm of J. P. CAMPBELL. And in making purchases of goods in such quantities that would always insure them to their customers at a profit less than goods bought in the ordinary way.

One of the firm will spend a great portion of time in the Eastern cities, watching the changes of the Markets, and taking advantage of circumstanccs accordingly—always giving ineir Customers the advantage of bargains that can always be obtained by such a course of diligence. And we shall ever endeavor to make our business intercourse with our customers pleasant and profitable to all parties.

CAMPBELLY, GALEEY & HARTER. O* N. B.—:Our Goods are in Market for sale as low as any other Merchant dare sell them.

May 3, 1855—37—ly

SHOE-MAKERS

CALL

and sec tho large and splendid assortment of Leather and Findings, at may 31, 1855]

HORNER & DAVIS'.

JAMES H. SHIELDS & CO.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

DEALERS IX

FLOUR & PRODUCE,

SOLE AGENTS OF THE

Kanawha Salt Company,

State St., between Main and the river, NEW ALBANY, IND. March 15, 1855-6w.

COPPERSMITHING!

ALL

kinds of Coppersmithing, such as Steam Pipes and Kettles, made by J. Hoover, at Graves & Cumberland's old stand. STOVES for sale cheap for cash or country produce. Repairing done on short notice. J. HOOVER.

March 15,1855-tf.

F. T. GRAHAM. J. T. GRAHAM.

F. T. GRAHAM & CO.,

DEALERS IN

LIME,

COAL, STONE, SALT,

HYDRAULIC CEMENT, &c., On Market Street, at the Rail Road Crossing, CIlAWFOltDSVILLE, INDIANA.

WOULD

respectfully inform their friends and the public generall'v that they are prepared to fiirnish the above articles 6n the most reasonable terms. [December 7, 1854—ly.

I.<p></p>iHjflrbJU

F. WADE,

[AT HIS OLD STAXD,]

CORKER, EAST OF BEIX TAVERN,

ISTomb

now receiving a supply of nice Marble, for Stones, which he will finish and furnish to those who hove need for such work, in good style, and at fair prices. Callandsee.

Crawfordsviiie, June 8, 1853.

Dr. Vanderli3t,

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the citizens of Crawfordsviiie

_____ and vicinity. He givc3 particular attention to carious Teeth, millions cf which are now annually lost for want of timely and judicious treatment. Those that are ip want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of PORCELAIN TEETH IN THE WEST, Having sure utility and ease to all requiring artificial substitutes, from a single tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted.

All operations pertaining to the science, carcfulat. tend ad to, with the least possible pain. [CfDental Rooms in Washington Hall. Crawfordsviiie, July 14,1854.

TAKE NOTICE!

25,000 Bushels of Whcnt Sc. 5.000 bushels Barley wanted, for which the highest cash price Will be paid by HANSON & CO.

August 17, 1854. Tanner's Oil.

pure article, by the barrel, or single gallon, for sale low, at the Drug Store of June 16 ,'53, SLOAN & MORGAN,

WINDOW GLASS,

all sizes, and PUTTY, for sale one door cast of the Eagle Hotel, by Sept, 14. T. BROVy CO.

MISS M. A. BUNCH,

Fashionable Milliner and

MANTUAMAKER, WOULD

respectfully inform the citizens of

Crawfordsviiie & vicinity, that she will hold herself in readiness at all times to accommodate those desiring any thing done in her line.

ICrResidencc on the corner of South & vV ashington streets. [April 5, 1855—It*]

A Good and.

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TIN, COPPER AND

SHEET IRON WARE,

hands and for sale at Hoover's, at Graves & Cumberland's old stand, on as good terms as can be had in the west. House Gutter, Spouting and Roofing done so as to wan-ant satisfaction. Mending tlone on short notice.

CTRags, Old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead

taken

in exchange for ware.

WEthis

June 16, 1853.

No. 3.

T. D. BROWN,

W\)ditmh Entail

DEALER IN

DRUGS, MEDICINES

CHEMICALS,

WIHIBTi-LIAID,

O I

Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Brushes &c., NO. 3, COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

TAKES

this method of informing his numerous customers, that he is now in receipt of a heavy supply of all articles in his line, and invites them to call and look through his stock, assuring them that when in need of any articles in his line he will use all endeavors to suit them, both in regard to quality and price.

CrPhysicians will find it to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. inrRemember the place—NO. 3, COMMERCIAL BLOCK. T. D. BROWN.

May 31, 1855.

G-lass.

QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE.

A E S

A N

PLAIN

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana,

ETPersons wanting Printing done will do well to give us a call.

TOltP

rum

THOS. NEW N,

Having just opened a large stock of fine Gold Watches,

Jewelryand Fancy Goods, which he offers' for cash at prices so low as to defy competition.— Two doors east of Binford's corncr, sign of WATCH «T MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 Breast Pins and Broaches 300 Finger Rings, ro Ear Drops of different styles 20 and silver Fob & Neck Chains 30 Gothic Pearl inlaid enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens, Pencils,

Lockets, Snaps, Braceletts, Sdectacles, Port Mo nies, fine Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels, paper, Ink, fine Note paper, Envelops, Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards, Pianos, Melo-Peans, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Music Boxes, Sheet Music, together with every thing else usually kept in such establishments.

Crawfordsviiie, May 25,1854

THE

finest lot of Clothiug is now to be found at

Oct. 26' 1854.

HOOVJi.14.

March 15, 1855—tf. Ground Paints.

have the best Paint Mill ever brought to place. Ground and mixed Paints of every description can at all times be had at the Drug store of SLOAN & MORGAN.

JAMES BUOQKS.

AND Geema*

YPE.

AT THE

l.0uruAl!|(Dffif 6,

of all kinds ii» town,

SMITH, STILWELL

ALLEN'S.

Looking-Glasses and Plates. KA Packages looking-Glasses, ass'd sizes, in Ov/ mahogany, walnut and gilt Frames. l5boxcs looking-glass Plates, assorted, from 8 by 10 to 16 by 32 Brooks Cumpbll.

FARM FOR SALE.

THE

Dealtx,

undersigned will sell at private sale one hundred and twenty acres of Land, lying on the Danville Road, one liulf mile south of the Q«st-lot« «f Crivurfoidsfiile. IS is all tinder fence, about 40 acres under cultivation the balance well timbered, with good running stock water, and a never failing spring.

THOMAS J. BEARD.

March I. IS55.—tf.

SADDLERY 80 HARNESS

ta bliz\)mzn\,

BY WM. W. NICHOLSON, Jr., WASHINGTON STREET, CRAWFOKDSV1LLE, INDIANA. THE subscriber would respectfully mform 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 011 hand at all times for sale, SAPM.F.S, 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.

November 17, 1854-ly.

Farm for Sale.

A Great Bargain!

rpHE subsctiber wishes to sell his well known

and well improved farm, containing 190 acres, directly 011 the Railroad, ten miles north of crawfordsviiie, 17 miles south of Lafayette, and a half mile south of Linden. One hundred and fifty acrcs under fence, about 90 acres plow land of fijrst quality the remainder good meadow and pasture and a sufficient quantity of timber for fencing, fuel, &c. For terms, inquire at this office or of the subscriber on the premises.

GEORGE WRIGHT.

Cigars and Tobacco,

the best quality, always on hands and for sale at the Drugstore of SLOAN & MORGAN.

June 16, 1853.

Brushes!: -Brushes!

have the best stock of White-wash. Paint, Shoe, Flesh, Teeth, and Hair Brushes to be found in town. T. D. BROWN & CO.

Hanford & Brother

Manufacturers and wholesale dealers in all kinds of

Shirts, Drawers & Furnishing Goods,

29 PARK ROW,

(Opposite the Astor House,) NEW YORK.

ORDERS

promptly Med

gep

Clothing mado to We are the largest Oiled Clothing and

order for the Irade.

Manufacturers of Clothing, Covered Hats in the Union. June 30,1853—ly.

Large lot of Mackcrel and White Fish just received and for sale at april 28, '53. AL. RAMEY'S.

Rifle Barrels, Gun Locks aand MonntingJ Rifle Barrels—100 lbs Brass mounting— 25 10 doz Flint and Percussion locks:

21] Brooks & Campbell.

BLANKS! BLANKS!! BLANKS!!!

"T7E have a fine lofof Blanks for sale, as folyV lows DEEDS—Quit Claim and Warranty NOTFS, in Book form JUSTICE and CONSTBLE Blanks of all kinds Rail-Road Shipping Receipts, &c., &c. iMay

1854-

KOBEJtT H. CA^M/'BELl

®ro°kfj'Campbell1 (Successors to Bi%oVtr IMFGSTXBS AND DEALKST3?Br

Vr2)

MAIN STREET, NEW ffi) iK TKn TTTE are now receiving our faU I P"

the.above goods to which weTS^cf am,nation of patterns and

prictes

iting this market.

by *n 1

U,EU

Our goods in style and quality, are suited to tv Indiana trade—and we feel confident we can male it to the interest of those visiting the Falls to make their purchases at this point. sept 21 '54 BROOKS & CAMPBELL.

C°S! Co's Patent solar LAHD LAMPS and rVtifi "8' From increasing demand for these lamps, we keep a full supply of all tho yanous patters, from A side

8eD2ian

Gr'

parfof LAMP to a 5

Varymg

"IP™*from$1,50 to$9. BROOKS & CAMPBET.T.

rpable and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Ra-

ors

and Files.—100 gross American and

English Table Cutlery-1 lOO doz do a do pocket do —75 doz do and do scissors & shears—500 dozen Files, rasns blacksmith, mill and saw—100 gross iron, table tea spoons—50 gross Brittania table & tea s] —25 dozen Butcher and sticking Knives—2' Ames' shoe Knives. BKOOKS & CAMPBELL.

randconsddoz

Locks. Latches. Butts and Screws* ~t ^oz 'oc'cs' assorted sizesand qualities—75 doz latches, do do do—3,000 gross wood screws, brass and iron—1,000 doz door Butts—100 doz table Butts—120 doz sah pulliea 25 doz sash Fastners—75 boxes and kegs Tacks, from 2 to 24 oz—35 boxes Brads & finishing Nails, sep 21 '54] BnooKs & CAMPBELL.

Axes, shovels and Spades.

AAB°xesHunfs, Loverett's and Collins'* £j\J\J Axes—10 boxes handled Axes-25 boxe3 Hatchets and Hammers—75 boxes ass'd shovels & spades, round and square—10 boxes Four pronged Forks—20 Reams-sand paper, sep 21] Brooks & Campbell.

LASSWARE—500 boxes Glassware, conVJT sisting of Tumblers, molasses Cans, Jars, Cruits, &c. BROOKS & CAMPBELL.

New Albany, sept. 21, 1854—tf

QUEENSWARE.—150

crates & casks of as

sorted Qeensware, English and French China, now opened and repacked to suit purchasers, sep 21 1854.] BROOKS & CAMPBELL.

DOZEN double plated Table Forks 24 24 24 48

do do do do do

Desert do Table Spoons Tea do 6 & 7 ring casters Cake Baskets

Brittanniatea setts, from $12 to $18 do Tea & Coffee Pots 5 do pitchers, 1,2,3 & 4 quart 10 do castors, as'd, 3,4,5 4 11 5 do molasses Cups -f" 6 do Candlesticks & lamps, sep 31 1854 BBO6KS CAMVBELL.

mm©

sismiY.

The Winter Term will open on the 2nd day of January, 1855. Under the efficient management of the President of the institution, Rev. JAMES H. JOHNSTON, who gives his entire time to the government and instruction of the school.

The Trustees and Teachers would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfordsviiie, for the liberal patronage they have thus far afforded, and solicit a like liberality in fnture.

The course of iustruction is thorough, and special atttention is paid to the moral and religious, as well as, intellectual training of the pupils, while nothing of sectarian character is allowed.

It is exceedingly desirable that the scholars should be prompt in their attendance at the beginning of the term. The new sahool room handsomely furnished with Wales' patent desks and chairs, is now rendy for the accommodation of tho Seminary. The room is spacious and will be lound pleasant and attractive. The assistant teachers are Miss CATHARINE MERRIL, MISS ELLEN CAXHCART, and Miss ELIZA HOWES, teacher of music.

PRICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department, from $3,g&o _$3 50 per term. Academic Department, from $4 to $5 00 per term, according to studies pursued. Collegiate Department, $6 00 French and German, each, 5 00 Latin, 2 00 Lessons 011 Guitar, 4 00 Lessons on the Piano-Forte, 10 00 Use of Piano-Forte, 2 0'J (CPA small extra charge is mado for fuel used in the public rooms. aituurj, 18SS—IT-,

Kentucky Trust Co. Bank.

are now buying the Notes of this BankLAYMON & CO. Crawfordsviiie, Jan'y 25,1855—tf.

CABINET & CHAIR

THE

undersigned has on hand a general assortment of plain and fashionable Ff/RJTITUUK made of the best material by experienced workmen, and flatters himself that he cannot fail to plcaso a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere and we will make it to your interest to buy.

ICTWARE-ROOMS at the aid stand opposite the Ristine House. WH. ROBERTSON. November 9, 1854.

1853. F. H. FRY, 1855,

HAS JUST RECEIVED A'SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF

SPRING AND SUMMER

OFhappy

every variety and quality, which he will be to exhibit to all .Who may fare? hi HI with a call. He-would particularly call the attention of the Ladies to bis stock of Summer Shoes and Gaiters, wliieh have been selected with great eare. 0°A good supply of Jenkin's superior Teas, constantly oa hand-r F. H. FRY.

A 5

AND

PROVISION STORE!! C. E. VANARSMU, WOULDof

respectfully infornvtfte citi

zens this place and vicinity,

that he has opened tip in the "above business, in a room three doors south of H. Ball's Tin and Grocery Store, on Washington street. He intends keeping Groceries, Provisions, &c. and would be pleased to have a call from his friends and the public at large.

M3THe would also remind the farmers that he always holds himself in readiness to buy produce of all kinds, for whicb he will pay the highest market price either in Groceries or the Cash.

Crawfordsviiie, April 12, 3855—tf.

CABINET AND- CHAIR SHOP.

WE wish to inform the eitizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that we have removed our IVI Cabinet and Chair Ware-Rooms across the street, two doors north' of the Court House, where may be fonnd an assortment of Chairs and Furniture at Jill times, at low prices. [•"Undertaking attended to asLusJiai „___

October 6,1853. ROSS & T\HITE.

ENTS Jersey Tics, very superior, at sept 7. A. HORNER & CO's.