Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 July 1856 — Page 4

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,. SEW TOM. AT THE

3xmvn.al 'iDffic*,

Crawfordsv jlie, Indiana,

OTcrsons wantingF hiting dene will do well to give us a call.

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-FiNCY

O A E S

ron.

ADVERTISING & JOB PRINTING

Crawfordsvillc, ("Manfpmurry Journal,"

and ''The TievUic,'') on the 7 th day of March, 1S55, as follows Yearly Advertising. One Column, per annum, subject to semiannual change, $30,00 One-Half Column. per annum, subject to semi-annual change, IS,00 One Third olur.ri, per r.nnum, subject to fcmi-anrr.nl change, 15,00 One Quarter Column, per.miuim, subject to semi-annual change, 10,00 A "Cnrd" of one square orless, per annum, 7/10 (i months, 4,00

Special Notices.

kinds, half our regular advertising rates. ETNotlces of Patent Medicines, j-c-r square, for first insertion.

Curd ni:d Job Printing.

One pack of Cards, C1,) *$2,10 Two (I00) 3.00 Lottery Ticket -, or cards. (100) 1,50 each additional hundred, 1,00 Funeral Invitation-, (note paper, enveloped) ,'!,00 Circulars, en half.-licet letter, r.er hundred, 3.00 tl:uik.s—single qu'.te $].5(!—two quires, SO,00 ami iiir eaeli additional quire, 7.)cents. Whole Sheet Posters, per hundred, cri.'l: additional hundred, Half Sheet Poster, per hundred each additional hundred. Quarter h-ct Poster, cr hundred, each dditionai hundred.

Eighth Sheet Poster. 50 or le~s. Ball

All Public ale?, Trnrsient Advertisements. Blacksmiths' Bellows, Vices, Anvils Mill and SI per square, for first insertion and '25 as. for Cross Out Saws, bugar Kettles, Dog Irons, agtach additional insertion.

ges, Ubitunrics, Literary Notices of all

$8.00 5.00 5,00 3,00

"P: 3.00 1.50 1,5'J

Tickets, liii) copies. ?1.'I0—to be paid forinvaiiably, before taken fiern the oiHce. Election Tickets. Five dolhtrs per thousaml will be charged, for E.'cction Tickets, to be paid lor invariably in advance.

Shew Advertisements.

Two dollars per square will be charged for advertisements of this character, for iiiit insert,on— each additional insertion. &1.

Iforse r::".! liilis.

For sinirle Horse Bill $C—each additional Horse. 011 bill, £1. PttvlicHJar r-t'cJice.

The raymcnt lor ail Patent Jledicine advertise-' ricnts inns: be satisfactorily sccured before inserted, by an accepted rdcr. or by ca.-h.

PAN'L 3!. '."AN" liiTJ:, Jox'nxAT..*' CEAKLI.S ]•!. EOWEN, P.i.vuav.

Treaty cf Peace Signed!!

GilLEY RIBGE,

FORMERLY

AV HOLES ALE AND RETAIL

Dealers in Groceries, -itwfor!sviiic. Tndii'.na, l.aving just ic- tiffed the Old Stand fortnerly occupied by D. Wertl:e:m, South side of Public square, opposite the "Holton House,'' beg leave to info their nruicrous friends ami customers that tlic M-e now in 1 oceifit of tlieir

LARGE & SPLENDI t) A^SOiiT^IEXT

O O S iT

COXSISDICG

ALL VARIETIES

& mm

Articles

Such as will j!easc the fancy and excite the

imagination of every grade and class of society, in t}lc bh:rl1

frcm the richest aristocrat down to the humblest. laborer. The whole catalogue of English words fail to enumerate the endless variety of

PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS,

"Such as Print«, Deiains, Clothing of every imaginable style, for men and bovs Hats and Caps, Boots aud Slices, which cannot be excelled by any house in the city.

Also, a large and fancy stock of Cloths. Casi--*erca. of French, English, Gcrnum, and Ameri--can Manufacture.

All descriptions of Muslins. Calicoes, Laces, r.nd White Goods Gloves and Hosiery, Collars, Swiss Sleeves, and Ladies' Kid Gloves Ladies' and Gents' Gaiters and Slippers for spring and Eummer wear—and an innumerable variety of

•:0»r m' Such as every condition in life demands, ail of which they will sell at as low figures as any other firm in town. All they ask of the Ladies and

Gentlemen who come to Crawfordsville to get good bargains, is to give them a call before going elsewhere. GALEY & RIDGE.

April 24, 1S5G—36-1

LAYHO!\f& CO.'S EXTENSIVE Wholesale and Retail

GROCERY

Provisions and Gen'i "V ES1" "ST ESTABLISHMENT,

Wand

ISH to inform their numerous Customers the Public generally, that the death of the Senior Partner of the House will make 110 alteration whatever in their business. We wilt, coxtixue at tiie Old Staxd, as heretofore, with A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT

MENT OF GOODS,

Appertaining to their line of business, which thev r.rc dctermiucd to sell at TiiE vluy lowest rossi-

SLK FIOUEKS.

"Wc have ft very heavy Stock now en route to arrive in a few days, which hos been selected with gjeat care, and atpriccs which enables us to oflcr new inducements to purchaicrs—a more complete onumeiatiou of which will be given next. week.

The well established, repatation of our Ejtablitlimer.t as the "Cheap, One-Ptfecd House, of Ci-awfordcville." rendei-s it unneeessarv to say that WE DO NOT FEAR A FAIR COMPETITION I

LAFA YETTE AD VER T1SEMENTS.

r. n. siMrso.v. ED WIJf AYKRS.

P. 1. SIMPSON & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO

OTIS E. DAVIS & CO.,

XO. 2, PURDUE'S BLOCK,

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.

A N A E S

WIIOLISAI.E AND RETAIL DEALERS. IX

MATR ESSES!

OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE. \\TOlTLD respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that they will keep constantly on hand .1 complete assortment of Spring. Hair, Moss, Cotton, Ilusk and Straw Matresses. Also, Pillows, Bolsters. Cushions, Church Cushions, made to order. Sofas repaired, and Upholsterlnir general! done oil short noticc.

May 15, 1550.—ly.

Lfgal Advrr.TiPFMr.NTS. as heretofore,one dollar per square, for three insertions: for each additional insertion 25 cents all over 0110 square, charged as a square and a half, all over ougs,squ,ire and a half, charged as two squares. l'alciit 31 ccieir.e dvertisiiig. One columnprnnnum, semi-annualch.ii.3c, §"5,^0 Half 25,00 GLASS, SHOVKLS, SI'ADES, AXES, Third i! Springs, Axles, Cable and Log Chains

REYNOLDS," HATIERXPEJRCE.

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, LA FA YETTE, IND. April 10, 1856^!:4-2m*

~BANSE3^ER & ERO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

FISH & SALT,

AXI) DEAI.EBS IX

N O. 2 & 3, II AX XxV'S BLOCK, Corner of Main & AVabash Streets, I.A FAYETTE INI). ttZTAgents for the sale of Gunpowder & Safety Fuse. (April 3, 1850.—ly.

J. B. FA LEY,

WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL EALI.ft IX

Boxes,

IS, STEEL,

Carriage Makers' Stock. No. 11, Purdue's Block, next door to Fowler & Earl. LAFAYETTE, IND.

April 3, 1*56.—ly.

1S5U. 1836.

J. K.SNVPER. W. R. CUXXIXGITAM. A. CfXXIXGHAM"

SASH, DOOR, BLIND

Flooring Manufactory.

THE

undersigned having completed their arrangements for manufacturing of all descriptions of Flooring, Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c., fl itter themseh cs that thev can make it an ob cct for dealers in tiiese articles, or those wishing to purchase for their own use, to give us a call, as we intend to furnish all articles in our line on as eood 1

Our facilities are such, that we can furnish about ail the materials requisite for building purposes readv f. .r use.

If. \v. SMITH.

J. Ii.

1 x.,

manufcaturing the above article arc prepared with improved Maehbiery and experienced workmen to do ail kinds of work with neatness. Mid dispatch tliat comes within their inc of bui1:1 ss, and at Prie. that cannot, fail to give satisf.:eiii:n. A general supply nf S i.--!i and Doors, 1 constantly on hand. Blinds and Frames, made to order upon short notice, and shipped either by .j.,rai':v.ad or canal, when instruced to do so by the :.--o'r,?ree of charge. Factory at the Plaining •Mil!. Shop of J. K. Snyder, adjoining the (.01s

Woiks, liiiiuiis street Retail fhoj and Ware R001,".: at the eld stand cf II. W. Smith, on Ohio street.

Worked Pire and Poplar Flooring always on hand at either place also Dressed Siding constantly 011 hand of a superior quality.

May 1,'56—wly.

ECLECTIC Infirmary & Dispensary,

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE CARE OF

J. MILTON YOUART, M. D.

HE PROPRIETOR DOES NOT CONFINE himself to the treatment of any exclusive disyet. he will attend to all Chronic and Surcical Cases, (specially the following: Bronchitis (sore throat). Scrofula, all species of Cancers, Tumors of all kinds. Polypus (of the nose), Ulceis. Old Sorcs, diseases of the Bones and Joints, Spinal Affections, Fistula in Ano, Prolapsus Ani, Piles, Chronic Diarrhoea, Dropsy, Gravel (stone

or better terms than can be procured from Ohio ii-J Jj J. I .L il ill LAI li JJiOO or elsewhere. A discount will be made to those who wish to purchase at wholesale.

SNYDER, CUNNINGHAM & CO.

P. S. Shop on Illinois street, adjoining the Lafayette Gas works. Match ~'J, lfc5G.-Gin.

SNYOI.I:.

js.^jBssrsszTsywyss

•SASH, BLIND & CGOB FACTORY"! I II. W. SMITH & CO.,

HAVING

completed their arrangements for

cr Hernia or Rupture. Dyspepsia,

Chronic Rheumatism, diseases of the Brain and Nervous System, as Paralysis, Epilipsy, Coren (St. Vitus' Dance), Club Feet, Contraction of the I Muscles or Skin from Burns, diseases of the Skin,

Hair Lip. and all Chronic disease of the Liver, Spleen, Stomach, Bowels, Heart, Lungs, Kidneys, Urinary or other organs, diseases of the Female Breast, as well as all infirmities peculiar to Females.

DISEASES OF, AND OPERATIONS ON THE EYE receive prompt and successful treatment. Dr. Youart's trcatmentfor the Eye,(which I is new), is in many cases entirely painless, effecting a cure without causing any suffering whatever to the patient.

He feels assured that the afflicted will duly appreciate the efforts which he has made for thebenefit of all those suffering from any of the above diseases and all who may visit Lafayette to be treated by the propietor, can rely upon every attention their case may require during their treatment. Patients from abroad will be assisted to find suitable boarding houses.

For further information consult or address the proprietor. All communications must be prepaid, with stamp enclosed for return letter.

OFF1CE on Missouri street, east side, between Ferry and North streets, Lafayette, Ind. April 24, 1E5G.—30-ly

FAIRBANKS' CELEBRATED

SCALES,

LAFAYETTE, IND.

T. UNDERWOOD, Agent.

189 Broadway, New York

FAIRBANKS & CO., Agents. April 17, '56—: :5-ly

MARBLE WORKS

PAMPE1 B0SWELL,

[Successors to W. Steward,] DEALEBS IN

American & Italian Marble,

MAXUFACTCKEKS OF

TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS &G. Saor ox Illixois 6xrl!ex, west side—rronrn of Public Squaui:,between Febrt axd Bkowx streets, Lafatltte, Indiana.

Lafayette, My 15,185(i—ly.

The Mammoth Boston.<p></p>MM

CHEAP

rfl~,AKE

CONDUCTED ON THE '.&u

ONE PRICE SYSTEM!

DAVIS &~GARVIN,

pleasure in informing their friends, and

.A, the public generally, that they arc now receiving their splendid new stock of

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

Our assortment embraces all the grades and varieties of the following articles:

DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,

IIATS & CAPS, CARPETINGS,' QUEENS-WARE,

GROCERIES, etc.,

To the Ladies we would say, that they will find our stock of Rich Dress Goods—Goods unsurpassed by any in town among which may be found rich plain and fancy Silks, Tissues, from 25 cts. to $1,25 per yard French and Swiss printed Lawns, Brilliantines, French Risites, recently imported from Paris. 1000 dollars worth of

Bonnet Ribbons,

Trimmings and rich Embroideries, Shawls, Bonnets, kc.

20 Rolls Carpeting, Gloves, Hosiery &c.

$7000 worth of Clothing,

Manufactured expressly for us in Boston, aad which wc guarantee to sell 20 per cent less than can be bought elsewhere. Every garment has our name stamped upon it, and we warrant the work.

Our stock of

Boots, Slioes,

IIATS, CAPS, QUEENS WARE, &C.,

Will always be full, and we arc determined not to be undersold. Having recently made extensive additions to our Store we aic now prepared to keep and supply our customers with Groceries.

OQMr. GARVIN will remain in Boston till June, and forward New.Goods

"Weekly by Express. ICTTo our friends in the Country who buy to sell again, we would say that we are now prepared to furnish them with

ENTIRE STOCKS OF GOODS,

at less than CINCINNATI OR LOUISVILLE PRICES. DAVIS & GARVIN.

March 27, l85G.-tf.

Union Express Company.

CONNECTTNG WITH

ADAMS & CO.'S

]\T 7? "V I? TT's

companies, A all the principal Cities in the United States both N' rt 1 and South. (HP MLSSkNGERS leave dailv at A. M., and 6.15 P.M.*

O" Business solicited. Office at Depot. R. E. BRYANT, Ag't. April 10, 34 tf

0 0 E B. 1 LI S.

1 IIIIDS. PRIME N. O. SUGAR, Cheap for Cash, for sale April 24. HALL & JOHNSON.

Bbls. 1'iime N. O. iloia.ses, just iccoived am! for sale by Ppril 21,

'.ll i: Jonxsox.

i) Half Parrels N. O. Molasses, imc article sL* 1) icceiv ed and for sale l.v April 24. Halj. Jonxsox.

A Ilali' iibis. Prime Golden Syrup, for Fam:!y jt use, just received and for sale by i"A "ri! 24. Hall & Jonxscx.

9 A |V'\ POUNDS BACON WANTED mmKJfX I immediately, by April 24. Hall & Jonxsrx.

&OOD31

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

ARE

now receiving and opening their Spring and Summer stock of Goods, which is large and well selected. It consists of the following articles in part:

A splendid assortment of Dress Goods Fancy Flints and Ltnvns Ladies' Hosiery and Gloves -Gent's do do llerages and Tissnos Black and Fancy Silks CoMais and Under-Kleevcs Summer Goods lor IVlen and Boys Bleached and Brown Mnslins Bonnets and Ribbons, latest styles Boots and Shoes, all sizes Leghorn and Panama Plats .. .. Queensware and Hardware Ames' Spades and Shovels Mill and Cut Saws Cotfee and Tea •Refined and Crushed Sugars Rice, Indigo, and Madder Window Glass and Nail» 1 Cotton Yarn and Batting Carpeting and Carpet Chain

Ready Made Clothing lor men and boys Witite Beaver Hats, laiest sfyles. We would say to our friends and customers that our stock of Goods is large, and we think it not necessary to do much puffing, as they will recom-

mend themselves in quality and p-ices J. CRxlWFORD MULLIKIN April 17, 1866.—Li5-ly

No. 3. 1856. No. 3.

JDrug

LB'L' RECEIVED AT T. D. BROWN'S Store, No. 3 Commercial Block, Lbs. Mineral Fireproof Faint, just the thing for roofs, outhouses,! fences kc.—durable and very cheap, one keg being amply sufficient to cover twico as much surface as a keg of lead. 1 A HA POX'S PIERCE'S CELEBRATED JL4r Uv/ Percussion Matches, for sale in qunntities to suit purchasers, at manufacturer's prices.

BOXES Ihmsen's Glass, all the usual sizes, O and several unusual sizes. O CORDS of the most celebrated Patent MedO icines of the day.

A full and comj)Iete assortment of Meptcixes, PIIUFVMITTY, Soai's, Brushes, Cosmetics, Tobaccoes, Vaexishes. and lxsntuwEXTS, for sale at low prices at the "».*-•

Wholesnle and Retail Drug Store of

T. D. BROWN,

NO. 0, COMMERCIAL BLOCK. June 5,185C—3m

1MESTIC GOODS.

100 psIrEleachcd Muslin atid Sheeting 50 do Ticking and Drill 50 do Chedis.and Stripes 100 do Cottonades, Gambroons. Linens ect.— Also. Oloths," Gassimc-resy Satinetts, Flautcls, Tweeds, Linn^ns, Diaper. Crashi''etc. 15 Bales Brown Sheeting, for sale.

April 10,

Wilson, Gbimes

Co.

N. A. & Salem Bail-Road.

.££^53

Summer Arranges ent!

TIUINSj30Um

EXPRESS

(ft

passes Crawfordsvillc at A. M.,

connecting at Grccneastle with morning trains for Indianapolis and Torre-Haute, and arriving at New Albany at 3 40 P. M.

Accomodation passes Crawfordsville'at 5 P. M. connecting at same point with Evening Trains for Indianapolis and Tcrre-Haute.

Accomodation Train going North leaves (b'of'ncastle 011 the arrival of the Tcrre-Haute Trains, aud passes Crawfordsvillc at 10 40 A M., arriving

atLAiayette

at 12 30 P. M. connecting with the

train (or Indianapolis and Chicago. Express passes Crawfordsvi'le at 9 15 P. M., arriving at Lafayette II 15 P. M., Chicago next morning. 0°Through Tickets to be had at the Oflice for all the principal Eastern and Western Cities.

It. E.BRYANT, Agent

April 10, 1855.-tf.

SPRING

SUMMER

Our stock oflteady M:\do Clot hing, is complete, comprising Men's and Boy's Clothing of every price.

We have also on hand a variety of Notion?, Shirts Collars, Cravate, Handkerchiefs. Gloves, and Hosiery, Hats, Trunks, Umbrae!las, &'<?., &c.: all of which we will sell at, the

LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH,

And we feel eonlident of suiting the most fastidious, both in style and price. BZf Clothing Made to Order at tiRe shortest notice and strict attention paid to Cutting and Repairing.

We say again, call and examine our Stock, for to examine is to be convinced. HANNAH & CASSELL.

March 13,1856—tf.

HARDWARE, SADDLERY,

E &

Ting,sukscribcrs

HE a:-" now receiving t.li followdirt ct from tin- Eastern Manufacturers and Old England. Wc have nowon hand a larger stock tiinn can be found elsewhere in the West. We have added many new articles-, as well as increased those heretofore kept, which will be sold at Cincinnati price. with the addition of freight. Among the articles of which we have a full assortment:

Tablk axd IV'ckj.t Cuti.iiiv.—The best assortment ever offered in the West. BuiLPixr. AT1.UIA1.S—Such as Locks, Latchcs, But t-Ilingee. Seiews, Glass, d-e.

CAnrKXTi.its' and Ccoi'ir.s' Tcois.—A full assortment of Chisels, Hand and Temiant Saws, Planes. Drawing Knives, .ic.

Cabini-.t a Kbits' Gcols -Mahogany and Walnut. Veneers and Knobs, Tills, Chest, Cup-board Locks, Table Hinges. Bed Castors, Glue, i-c. ac.

Black.-mit/is1 Tools—Such as Anvils, ices, Sc. Plati s, Ct Hows Hammers, Rasps, Files, Shot nber er's Iron, Steel, ow Moulds, itc. &c.

Gus-Smith ^Fat imai..—Locks, tr'ggers, tubes, gur-mountry ai.d barrels, pistols, ganu-b.igs, caps ii v.-k, tc. E For,

M.i.liks—Leather

For F.m rs—All kinds of Farming Utensils. Plows. Com ShelliTS. Hay Cutters, C.i.-t ^'tee'i and Steel ba!-k Seethes, Cradles, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, dc. l',u iti.u:K Tii ji.M!?:os—Enameled and plain Oil Cloths, T.aees, Fringes, Linings, Hub Hands, Bellows, Spokes, Shafts, Axles, Springs. ie., ,cc.

SAIM'.M l.V, HaEI.WAUK AXI llAKXi.SS iloi'XTIM A lar^e asst.-.tment Saddle 'i'tees, buckle M'riuj s, haiiit s, (i.r.melh and Paient Leather. ^Morocco, Sheep and Cali'Skins. ic.. ae. We design Iseet ing ca cry article in that line.

Also Shu( i.bcigt lien. Nails and Belmont Ik.ii, Log, I'race, Uafie^i.id fifih Chains. Lead Pipe, 1 uiiij s, Axes. Cu.iy-Combs, patent a common st 1 ay Hinges, Grind-Stones, aud Irons. Window Stish, AC., te. For sale, wholesale and retail, at the si of the Big Padlock, No. 2G "U est and 85 East Washington street.

O^ Hiu ing made arrangements for the sale of Haas & Mitchell's Davtc.n-Made Horse Collars for this State, we will sell them at a small advance above the Dayton prices.

II. S. TvFLLOGG & SON.

Jndianapoiis, Jan. 24. ls'5G.-ly.

Fresh tStock of Pianos

JUST/fRECEIVED.

THOS. NEWMAN,

Having ju«t opened a large stock of fine Gold Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition.— Two cull's east of Bin ford's corner, sign of Watch

4 LSICAL lxSTia'JIKXTS.

100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches

100 £00 75 20 50

Breast Pins and Broaches Finger Ring's Ear Drojis of different styles and silverFob Neck Chains!

Gothic Pearl inlaid & enameled Brass Also, a varictv of good Pens, Pencils. SJcetaol

Clocks., Lockets, Snaps, Braccletts, Spectacles, Port. Mo nies, fine Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Pen Kniies, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels,-pa-per, Ink, fine Note paper, Envelops, Pictures, sundry school and Lad:es Cards, Pianos, Mclo-Pe:uis, Meledcons, Guitars, Violins, Accordcons. Music Boxes, Sheet Music, together with every tiling else usually kept in such establl.ihmentM.

Crn wfonJsvfl!e, Dec 20.

"NEW SKY"LIGHT" DAGURREOTYPE

•A. «.

ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizen? of Orawfordsyille aud vicinity, that he is opening New Room's in

E I N E O

Directly, over Sloan & Morgan's New Drug-Store, (room,) where he will be in readiness to wait on all who will favor him with their patronage. From years ox practice as a Dageireotypist, I feel no hesitancy iii saying, come all that want your face.ans'eired to the Metalic Plate—I can please all that know what good Pictures arc—if I don't give

satisfaction, there will be no charge made, certain. I am also working the new process called

Or, Daguerreotypes on Glass, which is thought by many first class operators to be superior to the Daguerreotype,!from"tho-Tact that they will stand in any climate and no dampness will affect them in the least and thev can be taken in one-fourth the time or less than a Daguerreotype can, which is one great advantage in taking Pictures of children orpetsons tliat have weak eyes. Call and see them for yourselves, also the new rooms. I have the largest light and the best for Grouping that was ever fitted up in this place. Groups of Families and all sizes of Daguerrctvpes taken, from hair size, down to Pictuies lbrJiieastrPins and Finger and on the most reasonable terms. aqil Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and see whether they want Pictures or not.

Good Pictures taken in cloudy weather, wfordsvillc, Jan. 3,1856—ly.

Spring-

(OJ

Hannah & Cassell,

Crawford's New Brick, opposite Empire Block, Main Street,

CRAWFORDSATLLE, INDIANA,

HAVINGwould

received their Spring i.'nd Summer

Stock, invite the citizens of Ci-aw-1'oidsville and surrounding Country, to call and examine their splendid assortment of Piece Goods and

Ready Made Clothing.

We have every variety of Double width all Wool Cloths, from SI.75 to $7,00 per yard all wool Doeskin C'asimeres from 75 cents to $3,50 per yard and Vestings at prices to suitali classes.

J?Y'£iclG*

liWilBAH

NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD.

E A N S

Can depend on buying their

E E N S W A E

HARDWARE

II 0 II 13

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT OF

BROOKS & CAMPBELLS,

As low as from any house west of the Mountains.

We have in Store and to arrive for the Spring Trade, 500 CRATES OF

O E

Also, 1,000 Ec-xes of

Consisting of ail kinds of Tumblers, Jars. Molasses Cans, Salts, Sugars, and Preserve Dishes, &c. Together with an immense stock of

EOREIGN AXI) DOMESTIC

Hardware and Cutlery.

In our Dcmest'c Hardware Department, we can oidy say that WE WILL duplicttc any Cincinnati or Pitti-burch invoice. An I in ail Foreign Goods, no house East or West shall undersell us, as we import directly from the manufacturers.

We have also the heaviest stock of

We cnly ask tli.it all, bef'oie making their purchases will give our stock a thorough examination and we feci confident of quoting prices that will be satisfactory ar.d secure your custom. ifY' You will always find us open from 6 A. M-, '.'.liti! 9 P. M., ready to show you through our stock. 0" All orders sent us will rcceive the personal attention of one of the members of the firm. inr Goods delivered at Wharf-boats. Jeffcrsonvi.le, and N. A. & S. Railroad Depots, free of charge.

Give us a call. .• bkco: s& caiuprells, Main St., New Albanv, Ind. 28. ]f5G.~2S-ly

Feb.

Inaianapolis Insnrancs

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S2i0,0'JC.

Business Confined to His State of Indiana

INCORPORATED, 133G.

O A O

.Toux D. DEKiirrs,'

belting, rackintr, rope,

-bolting cloths, mill crcss-cut and cireu! ir-.iw, fi.es eve.

W. (J. Whartox.

Comprising all the latest designs snd qualities which we are determined to offer to the trade at ~r~\ ~\T7" /~i l~\ T^V S

Unusually Low Figures, (j( A")!

JOHN 1). IJLFiiJJES, Pres't.

Ij. N. Brotvsieil,Snc'y. Sa.mim. F. CovfxoTOx, Gen'i Ag't.

ble rates, bv A. THOMSON. Ag't.

Nov 20 155 Crawfordsvi11 e, Ind.

F.WCASTLL DANVILLE

RO A

April 14, 1!:55.—ly

CABINET & CHAIR

WARE ROOMS.

IU MCVF.U TO COMMERCIAL HOW. '"IM1E undersi'.ncd having removed to it is m-.v .1 building's in Commercial Row. one door south of Campbell, Galey & Il'arter's Stoic, would respectfully inform the citizens of this place and vicinitv that he has on hand a general assortment

hmm£m

Campbell's CORKER GREEN

ir:M

WOULD

May 17,1555-tf.

r.. *,. friendship strew a li diines in the j'nnverd v-ur Fire Marine Risks taken at fur ntid cqm- I

O A N

NOT [OF. is hereby given to toe Stockholders of the Newcastle aud Danville'Railroad company that they aie requested to pay to A. Thomson, the Tn-asurer of said company, at his ofiice in Crawford.-ville, cn the loth day of May next, the sum of five per cent, of their stock subscription, this sum being the first assessment on their stock, and they arc also requested every sixty days thereafter to pay an additional assessment of five per cent, fm the amount, of their stock subscription until the whole amount of their subscript-ion is piaid.

Old stand

magnificent stock

SPRING AID SUMMER

3 %s3 n3) NOW EEIN« OPENED AT

J. & S. EOBINSON'S

LARGE 4 SPLEXDID NEW ROOM

AVIXG REMOVED ONE DOOR EAST of Cumberland. Gregg & Co.'s, to D.-. Mot" 1 new brick room, we can say to the citizens of Montgomery county that we are now receiving and opening n.c of tiio most beautiful and wellselected stocks of Dry Goods evei bi ought to this market: having been jurchascd by ono^ ot the firm who as been njaj:cd in 'lie mcrcantde business for thirty Mais, we can f« assure and proze to the citizens of this county, tint they can here Und Goods of the best material, richest colors, and at the most reduced prices So come on We invite the Farmer and his lamily, the Mechanic, the Physician, the Lawyer—we invite the Professor, the Studint. and weicome the Lid es and whiie we are invit'ng, we vvill not forget to inform you that we transact bu.-iness with our customers upon the most honorable teimd. Our accounts shall be kept precisely correct.

gan

LARGE STOCK OF

S A 3 AND

Cousist'ng of Cloths. Cassimcres. Spring Coatings. I Marseilles and Silk Vestings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, that will eclipse all former effort-, and which for extern, variety, elegance, dunihility and cheapness, cannot be equaled west of the Atlantic cities, and so incomparably beyond any now or ever before offered in this county, that any comparison is simply redicuious.

ENORMOUS STOCK OF

Lf-3

TOOLS

Around the Fill's, and will offer them at such prices that will induce every one that gives our stock an cxaminat'on to leave order--.

I E O S E. V.'. II. Ellis,

Willis W. Wiiic.iit, V\"m. M. McCahtv. Dm ov Boot, .Tonx W. Spkxcer, Wm. R. Norsixoru. IT. E. Talbott,

Gentlemen can satiate their utmost stretch of fancy by calling and purchasing a fine suit of Clothes out of this entirely new and splendid assortment of Clothing, consisting in part of fine 1

Silk and Summer Hats of ail sizes Farmers'White linen Duck Pants Plaid Marsaiiles Pants and Vests Queens and Italian C.'oth Pants French Drap-dete do do Bl'k Doeskin do 'Argentine Cloth Coats

Drub Mohair do English Tweed do Fancy ar.J Piaid Cassirncre do And many more too numerous to mention.

Lvrcn. Newnort and Ctandiucc Sliiit. Collars.

BOOTS & SHOES, fine stock

Of eitrs fine French Calf Skin and of OUFENSWARE m:d GLASSY.'A TIE.

Mil? A BILE DiGTU!! Ladies! Ladies!! Ladies!

1356.

Spring'

A. THOMSON, Scc'y.

FUHMTURS.

Made of the best material and by experienced workmen and flatters himself tliat lie cannot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and we will make it to your inteiesi. to buy of us.

Remember,, Shop one door sott-h of Commercial Block. WM. ROBERTSON. Aug. 2", 1555.—1—tf

mm®

VERNOX STS.

A. P. WATSON & CO.

icspcctfully cal! jho alb nilou of tho public to their extensive mid well selected stock of »--/f

Boots SlloC^ I

Tlicvwere bcugft to sell, air.i pfi ani'. .1 (iiid it to theii advaritaLC to call and cxanui-e ju.-clias-ir.g elsev. iiere.

LEATHER & FINDINGS

LARGE AND COMPLETE, 1SEIXCI TTIK

"""SUNDRIES.-"

4 doz. Cans Fresh Peaches 4 doz. cans fresh Strawberries 2 doz. cans fresh Tomaloc 4 doJ!.,Pepper Sauce 2 doz. mixed Pickles, for sale

April

Wilson, Grimes Co.

THOMSON & RISTINE,

Have Removed their

Law Office

To the Brick braiding over Campbell, Qalcy Si Harter's Store. Juno 15, 1£J55.—tf.

tni" K'

ASA raS. THIS

MMM 1

SWLl SP

OF THE VERY QVJXTESSE.\CE of Beauty: Spring Shawls, elegant Ribbons, Spring and Rammer Mantillas Silks. Muslin Dcboges. Suiand Fine Bonnets, v.hich wi'l make yoi.-ng ladies?r.s handsome as the Partrhlge of the Mountains?,gemcd witii the tears ot morning. V\ have so many beautiful dress goods that our bnagin ition sailies fo-t'i and says, ladii-s. if yon will vis'r onr nice stock of goods our fund hearts shall vi! rate to vour interests and our beauii.ul room sh.t put on all its loveliest ehaim:, and siiiile in nil its guvest attire to receive you as our constant custom ers. 1 he Clerks if possible, sh.:l: be doubly di.i- 1 gent the Ribb ns. Bonnets, Silks and Sathis h: ii 1 emiti'.n unusual fragmnee. and if Nature will but (bey we will order the general scenery to l.m ielightful. So come one, come ail, and let your

Fn:"v.:i••

U0"siNo0-v

To iho Farmer Sc WlochTxizio.

V,"^ have a small Jot 01" Ilaidware, ihat we.-wi.il

soil at cos: aud earrir

April 17, ltr.G,

R. 3. RO3 .:ON.

-C5-1

I'LOVFS at 0 ets rev pair. PLFAC11 I JIFSL1NS at Gets per

w«vfeto

JIOST

E E N S I E ifi thisplacc. .* A. WATSON & Co.

CQ.

HE undersigned would bic leave toin.'.irm their numerous friends and customers ilia they arc now in daily reeoipt. of their

SPRING & SUMMER STOCK OF

IDIFL^r G-OODS Groceries, IJardwara, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gap?,

I CLOTHING, LADIES' DRESS GOODS," Bonnets and Ribbons. Parasols. Shawls, Gloves, Ac., kc also a splendid lot of Trinfiiss, or'the latest and most fashionable styles. Our Lawns are of the richest and most, beautiful styles ever brought to the market,. Our Tissues. Bareres. kc., surpasses any thing we hive ever before had the pleasure of seeing spread upon the counter of a Western Store. Of Prints we have an endless •variety, varying in style from the lariie gay stripe to the neat small figure, rich in color and (.heap in price. ,-.•

We have an endle.-s variety—I!,ick, Figured, Striped. Barred and plain. J.AWNS—We have Lawns at cts per yd

PRINTS at 5 cts per yd. l.'OSK at 7 c.ts per pilr.

ALLEN, GALEY & k"£E?.A'i Peacs not jet Restored S AGAIN IN TEE FIELD

TICKINGtSf at 10 cts of a superior quality. We t'eel free tc.sav that tho long ospevieuceof our Ihner in the Wholesale business gives in hean and ton tin 1 warrantee that we are prepared to sell goods low-

A N O S E I E A E We are determined to fell Goods low cr ti.ars thev have ever been suld Iiere before. "'1 (ITOur motto Is small profits and quick sales ^l!nd

K«o\vu»^- that (here is a great deal of competition. and ooinpotitUuv Is the life of trulo.wo are bonnd „Li"peii' -Cloven -ill uab:tie«

with any who may feel themselves in q.,'" —i 'i'i oouq elitivii with ns. AH1 we ask you is to give u« a cali, look through our slock and compare our prices with the prices of others. Wc charge nothing ilr showing Goods.

ITT Iiring on your Proiluce of all kinds bring your Wives and Sons ami Daughters, llcieis the place for bargains, and no mistake.

The Boynton Comer,

Is fti place of business, where we will always be found, read}-und willing to show bur Ooads to all who may have the kindness to call on in.

IETRemembcr tlie Old Biick Corner. West cf the Court Honse. ALLEN. GALEY KEERAN.

March 27, lfc5G-ly. /,•

FROM

and after this day. (.during the season.) we expect to keep on hand a good article of in 50 and 100 lb. S-tck*.

Family i'i oar

Jift) III .UiU IU.

WILSON, GRIMES, & CO.,. Nos. 1 & 2. Con. Block. 185f».

April 10,

QUEENS & GLASSWARE.

A Largo and beautiful Stock now id Storb. /V Witso.v, Gsuoa & Co. April 10.

AHO

'PROFIT THEREBY!!

LL IN NEED OF HATS AND CAPS, wl'J 1\ find it. to their advantage to cail at

MEEISE & BIRT'S

IIAT & GiP FACTORY,

Before furehasinr? elsewhere, as we manufHCturo our own Hats. We use none but the best ofmaUriai. and we do jivL sell a Wool or Cotton Hat for Fur, and by so doing deccive our customers. Wo do i.vt ask you to take our word for it, bv.l call and see for yi.uiselves.

ITT Do not forget the place, No. 6, Commetcial Rov., Crawibrdsville, Ind. Slav t, '5G—'if'-t.f

Q_0 I_a I

Crawfordsville Factory,

E. H. HILLS, a CO., '"pHANKFVL for former favors wcuhl solicit a _1 conliou.ioce from Fnruner-, Woo! Growers, and those wishing t) exchange Woo: for Goods.

Our stock is iarge, of gre«t variety, and manufactured for home consumption consisting of CLOTHS, C'ASIMERES, SATINETS, Doeskin Jeans, Tweeds. Blankets. Piainand Piaid Fi itmew, Sacking Yam, &c which will exchange cn the best of terms for Woo!.

CUSTOM-WORK. Carding, Spinning. 'c., will receive close and particular attention by ex x?ricuced h.Uidi £.iid at I customary jirices.

Our Goods will be kept for Exchange, and Woo! received at Sv.ectser & Davis'

A- last 3 car. Also t'.c market pricc will be paid in Cash for Wool, by SWEETSER, DAVIS, HILLS CO.

May 1, 1S5G.—tf.

LIME, COAL, SALT,

A N

"Hi: MI: rmr™ \\JE hnve now in stoic r.r.d ir.rer.d to kecpcr-r.-stantiy 011 hands. Lime, Coal, Salt, and Cement, for (. istems. We do ont intend tabu on. cf Lime during the season.

SWEETSER DAVIS.

N. B. Cash paid for Wheat, Com, and Oats, delivered at our Ware-House. April 17, '56—i:5-tf

S. D.

Fs*. Vfiisdi'i'OiH,

©tsifsiL

mmmm,

RLSPLC.f FULLY "tenders his ?er-vices-to the citizens of Crav. jrd?,v:! nnd vicinity. He gives particular

attention to eaiious 1'eetli, millions of which are now annuaiiy lost for want of timely an judicicta rrcattr.int. Those tiait aic ia wa'nt of*artificial teeth can do v.tl] to call and see specimens of :i,o best nmiiuiiictiuv of

TEETH IN THE WEfjT,

Having sure ntiiiiy and en«e to all requiringr.ni ticiai substitutes, from a single tooth to au double set. AH v.oik warranted.

All operations ertainoig to the science, carcfu!-" ly r.ttcndod to, with .e least possible i?ain.

O'' Pei.tal roi.Risin Fmpire E!«ckjN0. 1. t.'ra,e. -july i-i, 1^54.

CISHI A assl & I E S I

OUR

REPOSITORY IS NOW iili the best assortment ef

iiiled

Carriages, Buggies, Spring VVagons

etc.. ever Ifered in this maiktt uhicli v»e are selling a! ieduced prices in order to make -oein fe** mere now buii-iir.g. l'aimers wantingFfciioiy Carriage:'..-new is w.ur tiiv.c 1 Wo are them i.-l,eajier tia.o :l:«:y nave cversoid i:i the Y.'.i-ba-ii Viilli y. Carriages, Buggies, Spring Wagei.s, etc., built to ou'.ir. Repair.ng Cuue on short t-i.ee.

C.T* Fertenibcr—.i.!l woiic sold nt this F. st rv warn'utcd for oi.e y«:: r. Factory on V.'..s.i.i.iiu.u -tf ct. 'iviw».-itc Centre Cl-rrci:—Sign, Di. .lueti a. Co."" DjiiGli'i ON MUJ.lR. ••-Craw .i.'svii -.: -Nor. 15. It. 55.—

FIITESN TH0UM2S i:

teSSiw ojs nai r||y mm

0L1) W0SL])!

Th" CJunIi c.f Arms still hfinrd in fhn

THE IIED P.AXNEii OF V\*AR STILL FLU UTS TI E MvV !. ..

Mbiiarrhs (reir/Ue cn ihclr Thrones and the Musses lowj Down-trodden, are Vji'tnj !,'.()• Voices for

Their Lawns. Pebcges, Bereges, Bri'l: intinePrints, Gir.rhams, S.llt:-', r.nd the varicr.3 uc» ?t\ les cf

ladies' Dress Goods,

Arc

u«

IIILE THESE MIGHTY EVENTS ARE Lv.i.^piriir in the Old Yfcrld—the u::dcr-

.Are urgin„ and em r- ,. stuck oi"

S'!ected

FRY ik CO.,

F. H.

•ir business with all possible I fiicy aic iiu'iv opening a rpiendid

with great care In the Eastern'Cities.—

s/er! in beauty and brilliancy, and tiv.l never fail 'o Work, Swi.

-'oate b:endtng of colors

,(mn please tl.ecultivated tastes. Needle

Irish Linen. Cotton

luslins, (stripe and p'aid) Irish Linen. Cot ud Lii.en Edgings, La,ces, Embroideries. Call •lec\ es etc.: I'i.iin and Figured Bobinetts/Lai nd Gents. Linen Hkfs:. Lad:

Figured Bobinetts/Ladie-

nd Gents. Linen HWst. Ladies Embn.k!erc. nd Gents. Co'ored Linen Bo.ui-red Hkf ., 'Ladier: veiis all prices: Mantua, Satin and Bonnet i-

Gents. Co'ored Linen Bo.uc

JIu"Wns. Latlioi

I qualities. Cotton, L:ster. &

Linen Tin cud. Colored r.nd black Kid Hosiery

large assortment for children, Misses, L-uhea and Gentlemen with a full and general assortment of trimmings, threads, spool cotton, sewing silk, combs, Buttons. Suspenders kc. Their chain C.ishneres, Farmers Satins, Linens &c- arc ofthc finest-nd best quality.. Tasteful, durable aud elegant, all of which are now going off with great rapidity to our numerous friends and patroi.s syh sc continued patranagc we solicit and will merit by 'selling a good article for a fair consideroiitioii

Our stock of hats, caps, boanctsand straw goods of all kinds cannot be surpassed lor taste, CiC-

Tit-.ntr

N O I E

WALL!

EE late death of ilie Senior Partner of tho Firm of Layn counts due the old House,

lilt*- r.i.it.i v/i

Firm of Lavmonfc Co-^eqeureathat the ac— /'i -r. rim o'M House, should bo settled wii'.:-

cut delav. Wc hope that biir cusroniciS who have so freely respouded to' tour calls upou them, will come forward-and settle their iu dc-btcdnes «9 early as conye'ftient, as the business of the House

F.bsohaely

.requirea that ait dues

•iienu iio °'°1^c§!f£4oS*n:' tiTitoif.

Surviving Partner of the Firm of Laymon &. Co, Crawfwdsvillo, May 1,1858. n-37-tf