Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 December 1856 — Page 4

Agricultural Column.

From tho Indiana Former.

TREE PLANTING.

It is not yet too late to set out trees, and as fall planting is generally considered preferable, we hope none of onr readers will, let the winter set in without

Tho advantages of fall planting are that the winter and spring rains settle tiie dirt rbout the roots, so that when the season arrives tl'ie ties is ready to grow besides

this the ground is dry in tho fall, but in the spring it is often wet, which causes the dirt to bake about the roots of the tree.

Trees may bo transplanted at any time from the first frost till the ground is frozen too hard foo dig it. Our forests aro full of beautiful trees. A few of the fin

est set out every fall, would, 111 a few years add greatly to tho beauty ot homes. Let us not neglect it. Who ever saw a house with too many trees around it, unless it was set, in ilic midst of the primeval for-

CSt?*?'

ARE YOU READY

toction.—hid. Far.

Fort RSTER?—What

a knack some farmers have of putting o!f their fall work till winter sets in. Then

corn is nnhusked, potatoes vndug, appples unpicked, cellars unstopped,—in fact, tho fall work generally loft undone, just as il old Jack Frost was not at their heels, ready to do them all the mischief in lus power. Wonder if any of our loaders are of this class? If so, we advise them to turn over a new leaf in their liven. WinU'i is not yet hero, and by a little extra exertion they may yet be ready to greet luui as an old friend, who, (hough, not always welcome heretofore, may now be greeted

a smile.—Ind. Far.

SHELTER

Your.

With

STOCK.—It

is ncccssavy,

sometimes, that wc be remmJeil of our uiity when we know \t perfectly well. Every farmer, wo would i!i:nk, is fully awave that ho should provide shelter for all his horses clown to his poultry but how many there are, who permit, year af'er veur to pass away without uoing so. To stir tip Lhe "pure nun.is" of su. as those, oy wav of l'einem'oraneo. will surely uo uo liarin. "NYe would therefore suggest tn our

•forgetful friends, thai to allow tltvir rmt.e •anil sh«»ep to pass another niter v. nhuvt sfa'ole or shelter i., neitlu?!- iitimane nor expedient. If yo! havn neylectrd to provide the former, until it is no.v too uu\ there in vet tune to build a rtui pen and cover it \v:tti straw, and tins would to vastly preferable to the end of the barn or lhe fenee comor. T.y it and see whether yonr stock will refuse to accept itc- 0-

How to Clean Furs.

The season for weanr.g furs io rapiitly

approaching, and as doubtlsSt, many ol our lady readers would be obliged to us for teaching 1 hem to "make i.hem a* jrood as new," we subjoin tho following directions: Strip the fur articles of then stuffing and binding, and lay them a much «o possible in a flat position. Ttioy must then be subjected to a very brisk brushing with a still clothes-brushj after this, any moth-eaten parts must be cut out, and be neatly replaced by new bits of fur to match, baule, chinchilla, squirrel, fitch,

&C-, should be treated as follows. Waim a quantity of new bran a pan, taking carc that it docs not burn, to prevent which it must be aelhely i-tiucd. hen •well warmed, rub it thoioughly into the fur with the hand repeat this two or three times then shake the fur, and give it another sharp brushing unfit free fiom dust.

White furs, ermine. &e., may be cleaned as follows: Lny tho fur on the table, and rub it well with bran, nujist »\nh uaiin

water nib it until quite dry, and afterwards with dry bran. The wet bran should be put on with Hannel, anil the dry with a piece of book-muslin. The light furs, in addition to the above, should be well rubbed with magnesia, on a piece of book muslin, after the bian process. Furs are usually much improved by stretching, which may be managed as follows: To a

pirt of soft water add three ounces of salt dissolved with this solution sponge the inside of the skin (taking care not to wet •"thefur,) until it becomes thoroughly saturated then lay it carefully on a boaid, with the fur side down ward, in it* natural position then stretch as much as it will bear, and to tho requited shape, and fa&ttn with small tacks. Tho drying may be quickened by plaving the skin about si A OI eight inches from the fire or ove.

Louisville, Dec. 6.

The negroes in southern Kenluskv are in a mutinous state and a verier.-.! inserrect*n is feared. Vigilance (Jornnnttees have been formed in Lafayette, Hopkiusyine, _and olhei place.., ..

A nuniBcr of benevolent conflo-

rhen in Iiosbmy, Mass. gave- a lliaitk*-

giYitig dinner lo every pour family the

-city, -without distinction of age» se: color,

nation or creed.

The Othciiii te of Oi o.

fvCoiitJicus, Isov. 21. —'lhe oliu-ial vo'a of Ohio is as foilov. s: Fmnont, 1.S4.-I!) Buchaaan,

170,5:74

15G.

tJenit friuitli,

FALL PURCHASE OF CARPETS.

DOUBLE ^TOCIv.

The Cireat Carpet rind Furnishing Store.

For Southern Indiana.

ISHRffiXBU'l

Bet

ting out a few more trees. The forests nre ilisappeaiing, and as Nature's selection is not always the best for door-yards and groves, the original denixens of the soil are nearly ail cut away in '-clearing," and wo must supply their [daces *mh trees selected according to our tastes and notions, for trees wo must have. That man who builds a fine house, and neelects to surround it with trees and .shrubbery, subjects himself to the remarks of every passerby.

& ITS ANN.

NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.4\ \\JE ftro now in reccipt of our Fall purchases "which in consequence of increased siil.es •\ve have been compelled to nearly double, and can now show one of the most extensive and 'well selected stocks ever offered 111

and Shoe store, wonM

!3,!1:5t

the Wept, includ

ing everything to furnish dwellfhg.'., Hotel?, Public Halls, Churches, kc. Our stock coiisibtrs

Suur rods Table oil cloths Rugs, Mats Brocatelle, Satin, DeLaiue Damask curtain goods Embroidered lnoe. nuislin and oil chintz do. Oil shades, jrreat variety "ft lndow Shades, Fixtures complete: Curtain Bands and Cornice Bleach and brown sheetings from one to three yards wide

Linen sheetings of a:l -widths Pillow muslins .... Crash. Napkins. Towels Lmen table Damask Table and Piano covers Quilts. &e., &c. "ft would call attention narlicuUrlv to Merchants, who buy goods tins ciiy or Louisville, to our MOCK. Y, aie prepared to ltirnish them to sell again on the most, favoraide terms, confniimr ourselves to the one branch of trnue enables us to keep a mudi larirer stock and huv our goods beuer, and vie are determined not to be undersold l--v anv house in Louisville. Cincinnati or tile

es*t, either

wholesale or retail. Carpets

and Oil Cloths cut so lit rooms and halls,

size is lurmshcd. and maile un if desired. liURLBUT 11AXX.

the

.-/.•••. 2s c\v Albany, Ind.

Bent. 11, Tt-iiG. n.J-tf

F. H. FRY CO

T"^ 7"OULD inform tlinr numerous friends and cusioiiHMi.lhiU tJieyhsve received »md now hriv,' open the«r stuCK ot

im msmii

GOODS

Winch tuey are u:t.-nnme'l to fvil at (.xtroiuely IO-R* rsriorH. I m.ir Sioefc consists ot every article usually kept in a Retail house, ail.! nave bi*en bo witn groat care and at the head oi (he market:,— vhieh *"'.11 "liable us to compete with any house in town.

We would call the attention of the Ladies to our Ftcck Men not ». Delaine, Argent, nies. VI,AM AND FICa7ilKI SILKS, Pnnt.«. Ci.-H.-ire. Debage, P.ibbons, Bonnets, shoes,

TO THE GENTLEMEN,

V.'e TR'outd say that Tre have CVITV thmtr tor their comfort except ready made Cioriiing. Our stock oi C.issimetvs, Satinctle. c.otlis, Ha is, Boots. Uollarc. &c.. are of the best qualitv ana every vane-

To our Country ftviius we are readv Uiexenanye our larjj l:iotfftin, btioes. »Ve.. tor evri that i- brought, to our market, for voarsclre-s.

W Si .'V1

would sav iiiat we stock of Drv troo.'is variety of produce

Call ana exananc

[Oct. X.

l-0(i-u(j-!y-

113! EVERYBODY^ LOOK HERES

4"l

5 r» TT

vr a. O _? «.. 4. a vJ 4 S 9-

pRA?fiv T-iKA.TON huvinr removed from

i'ost 'dice 'o me ,.m in Li.'ip-in s!ok. on Mum *!rcet. oceupiS'l !v Jficoi) Dans an

infonii

111

icei-ow's.

I. {hnM!*s

and

APS of Kansas. Totva. and all the "Western elates, and Guide Books, for sale »v FRANK HEA'I'ON, fcept 11, n?-tf Emigre iMock.

|T^1 NE lame Portraitsof Eri mont. Bn dianan and 1 I1 iiimorc. Also a verv fine artich: of Trrmont. Note Pajier. Envcllopes.and Railff'1^- just, r'-c ivcd ')v FitANK HEATON. 11,-nrt-tf. Emm re Block.

A?,I I(rN Li\(^id J-Vt nilp.tand I'lieharian— and Buchanan ai I ivmont snii!'ators. jus reeeived aud for^ale by FKAMv HEAl'OJN s.-pt. 11, n.'-tf Empire Block.

I5RITTANN1A GOODS.

GFJOS^ I'p tannic Table Spoons Ol) 4 cross do Tea do: 12 dozen

(lO

7T MUST COME! A LL KNOW] NO THEMI pelves indebted and now due .T. Ii. Bobinson, Robmr.on. Vance Ot Co.. and d. R. «fc S. lloiunson, walk up! we cannot be put oil with the pav we have tiati. I". otes and Accounts. Thev will do to STAY bv, but thev will not DO to CO bv .1. i:t. & s.

a *^'^rT^grtfir^M*iiitriTi-ii»ii:ia

111

part of Best Velvet Carpets, new pattern and style English Tapestry and biusscls (Super ply do 2 do do Ingrain

Cotton warp do Stair carpet nil width? Hemp and List Carpets 1 !oor O'l Cloths, cut to fit any size Druggets, from 2-4s to l(-4s wide "Winte and Colored matting a cheap article lor bed-rooms

LA FA YETTE ADVERTISEMENTS.

E W I N A E S

SUOCESSOn TO

OTIS DAVIS & CO.,

Castor Frames:

12 do do 1 ea Pots d.) do Coflee l\t«:

do do Pitchers, covered nn«

uncovered. "r

NO. 2, PURDUE'S BLOCK, LFAYETTE, I NDIATVA.

A N A E S

WUOT.ESAI.K AXD ttkTAJL DSALEHS IX

MATE ESSES!

OF L\ LUY VARIETY AND STYLE.

"IT70ULP respectfullv inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that thev will keep constantly on hand a. complete, assortment, of Sprlnsr, Hair, Moss, Cotton, Husk and Straw •Mu tresses.

Also, Pillows, Bolster?. Cushions, Church Cushions, made to order. Solas repaired, and Upholstering generally done on short notice.

May 1 5, 1550.—ly.

BANSEMEK & BRO.,

WHOLESALE GEOCEES,

AND DEALERS IN

FISH & SALT,

NO. 2 & 3, IIANNA'S BLOCK,

Corner oi Main Wabash Streets,

ROBIN

July 17. 1R56—48-tf

LAFAYETTEIND.

0"Agents for the sale of Gunpowder & Safety Fu.-e- (April d, 1856.—ly.

jTrB7 FALLEY,

"WHOLKSALE AND RLTAIL DEALER IN

IRON, NAILS, STEE,

GT.APS, PIIOVELR, 81'ADISS, AXKS, Springs, Axles. Cable and Log Chains, Blacksmiths' Bellows. Vices. Anvils. Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Sugar Kettles, Dog Irons, Y* agon Boxen,

Carriage Makers' took.

No. 11, Purdue's Block, next, door to Fowler & Earl. LAFAYETTE, IND, ,: April :i, 1050.—ly.

If. W. SMITH.

R. S'YDER.

a.3F SL~S"El

HAA

his friend* and the

public ger.eralfy, that he has added larg.-ly to his former stock, and bus now on hand and tor sale.. .IS CULM' AS 'ill! CIIFAJ'FST' fin:- a=.«orl:rnent of olunk B(ok? ot all 1:111t-— School Books. ••ise.'.ji and Letter Paj-.cr, by tiie naire or ream—Pess and Memorandum Book*. fVns and Pencils. Ink and Tnk-stajo's. and everything usually kept in a Book aud stationery CBtablisnmant. Call around.

Snuicker*.*. T.iv

X3 of Fremont. ]list received aid for sale by FRANK HEATON. rept, 11, n3-tf .Km]'ire Block.

OKTOSf'S L: iff of 1'nchanan. ]ul ri'C'ived i, and for sale hv FRA2v }iEA ON. sej't 11, n.!-tf l.nipire Block.

HABPEH.

(RATI

AM, KNICKERBOCKER.

and ankce Notions frr October, on sale br •, FRANK 1IEATON. sept

11,

n3-t

Lmpire Jilock.

J.J. BROWN.

Walk Up to the

ii-

(^tMr.-

sorf.

WAR ACTUALLY BEGAN

rpHE Subscribers would let the ublie know, JL that thev have and will keen constantly on hand a good and splendid arcortment of everv kind of furniture of the boststvlen, SUCH as Oiiiurs, Bureau's, Bedsteads. 1 abies. bland?. Centre-Ta-i»les. Lounges, Mattresses together with all other knids of work at our V» arc Iioonis in Crawiorut:vitle On RJnrket Ssiveet» One Dour of Ijavinuii's- ^Ve will keep on hands read made Co'hns(d everv size, fiiiisncd in the best stvle and will fun i.«h them witn or without a hearse. Haviii procured the best machinery and experienced Workmen, we can manufacture ami sell at cheap as anv establishment the est.

M. M. A N CLEAVE and

Je'v 24, '5'l-a'i9i-Gui.) N. J. HAltT-MAN.

i'\t PIECES Ladies' Dress Trimmings

1UVJ

l(''i do Bonnet Ribbons, latest styles 100 Lames' Collars Jul) Siik aud Satin Pararols Now open ILSON,

OKUIES

April IS). .- V#

"cJ^ sT ct ^r^.irf'LATED GOODS.

S ft"d Plated 'i able Goods

|JT. l,, do do and Dessert Forks do do do Butter and Fish iviiiYCt, do do Sis Piece Tea Sets. pert l-nS-if. J.J.BROWN.

IAD'FS'

Filluiore, 1

April 10.

uhair Head Dresses, a" superior ar-

OKIMEC

tiele, received. YT ILSON

&. Co.

K. n. T.YMAX.

I!,

\7.

E E I Infirmary

."E3

SASH. BLIND & DOOR FACTORY! H,

SMITH & CO.,

ING comnleted their arraniroments for manulcaturins:' tl:e above article are ]irepared with improved Maclr.nerv find experienced workmen to do all kinds of work w,th n^atne^s and dispatch that conies wiilnn their 'me of biisiness, and at I'rtcjs tnat cannot, fail to give satisfaction- A general supply of Sash and Doors, "constantly on hand. Bunds and Frames, made to order upon short notice, and slunpeU either by railroad or canal, when mstruced to do so bv the purchaser,iree of eharue. Facturv at the Plaining

Mill, Shop ot J. K. Snvder, adjoininir the Gas Vi oiks. Illinois street Ketail shop and "W are Rooms at the old stand ofH. W. Smith, on Ohio street.

V, rked Pine and Poplar Flooring always on hand at either place also Dressed Siding constantly on hand of a superior quality. iiay 1,'o'J—w 1 y.

Disg

I I D1 1 ?ll 1MAITDT \TL \RP 01'

I O N O A

I TMM 1 hO kll 7 T. POT] N«' I ")N f'lls I I ..I himself to the treatment of any exclusive dispense yet he will attend to all Chronic and Sur trica! Cases, especially tho following: Bronchitis I (sore throat:. Scrofula, all species of Cancers,

Tumors of all ki eers, Old »Sorcs. Spinal A flections Piles. Ciiroinc in the bladder'

tne

& Bwt.

Forma or Rupture. Dyspepsia,

.'heiunatism, diseases of the Brain and Svtitem. a? Para'vsis. l'.i i:psy, Corea Dance Club reei. O'.'ntraction-of the

Skin from Burns, diseases of the Skin,

Hair Lip, and all Chronic disease oi' the Liver, Spleen, Stomach, Bowels.Heart, Lun:\«. Kidneys, Vimarv or ottier omuis. diseases oi the l-ciiiuie Breast, as well as all inhrmiiics peculiar to Females.

IdsFW"^ OF, A MO OPFRVTjONS ON THE EYF. receive prompt, and successful treatment. Dr. ouart's treatment for the Eye,t wlncn is new ). is in manv cases entire'v ]iunie:-s, ettectmi' a cure witnout causing any sufteninj whate\ er to the patient.

J!e feels assured that, the afflicted will duly aprreciate tiie eilorts which he has iiinue lor Miebenefit of all tnosc sufierimr from anv oi the above diseases and all who mav visic Tiaiavctte to be treated bv tne proprietor, can rclv upon everv attention their case mav require duriii^ iheir treatment. Patients from abroad will be assisted to rmil suitable hoarding houses.

For iarllier information consult or adores* the proprietor. All communications must be prepaid. with stamp enclosed lor return letter. 01 E on Missouri street, east side, between Ferrv and N-orth streets, Lafavette, Ind.

Ai rd ^'1. lboG.—.(i-iy

Look Here Everybody!

^~S

LEATHEB" & RNS!^QS

'"ff^IIE uiKiers-.irned 'would respectiul!v inform the Citizens of Crawfordsvii!" and vieiintv, tunt.he is now receipt of his 1'all and AV inter fniiinlies of nootsand anoes. domprisinii' one o! tho best ,ucks ever ollered for sale in this market,— rRiifnie1 from mens wear down to-mi,-nit a. He also keeps constantly on hand forsaie, Eeather, French kin and Call of the best quality, together with everv article found 111 such establishments.— Store in the West corner oi Empire Block.

Oct. S2, L" b-nt-3m. A COB DA\ IS.

1S58.

TVT 0\V open at.J.J.Bl!0"VVN SNew Store, Jiam

Street, between Bank and Pearl, New Albany, lnd-. a ivcfh stock of and Qrj'-8- \wWAESS? and GLASN. which wholesale ouvers are lnvneii to examine, as the goods have been selected in view of the wants ot the trade in this vicinitv. Sept. 4.

I HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND SADDLERY. "\TOV*

oneD, a complete assortment. Also, Car

ijS penter's Cooncr's 1 ools, Sho\ oles, Spades, Hoes. Axes, Rakes, W mdow-bas'i etc. April 16- VJI-SON, GRIMES & Co.

IADIFS'

Fanev Dress and Trimming Goods, a

good stock ot ail the latest styles, now opened and for «alfi iLoOh,

April 1«.

GWIMI.S

CHINA.

OA PACKAGES China, white and gold band jinci decorated, in Dinner and ea Setts

Teas,handled

scptd.

Co.

or uuhandled. J. J. BRO"W N.

li E N S A R1 ,i,

1 fc(\ CR ATEB and casks assorted Quoenswnre, Ii»l/ by original package or repacked. Samplea now open. J• J-BROW N. scptd. •. *•./.

LOOKING-GLASSES.

lAH BOXEh Looking Glasses, in Walnut, MalvU bosnrtv, or Gilt Fra«\o*. sfycf T. mwnr.

HARDWARE, SADDLERY,

CUTLERY, &C.

ri^HE subscribers are now receiving the followA irig, direct from the Eastern Manufacturer.1) and Old England. We have now on hand a largee stock than can bo found elsewhere in the West. "We have added many new articles, as well as increased those heretofore kept, which will be sold at Cincinnati pricen, with the addition of freight. Among the articles of winch we have a full assortment:

TAIH a^u POCKETCuTLEitr.—The best assortment. ever oflered in the West. }rn HIM

MATERIALS—Such

CAKL^Drawing

MAKKRS'

A. fv£ O

1!?5G.

FCE THE FALL TRADE.

as Locks, Latchcs,

Butt-Humce, Screws, Glass, AC.

CAK

COOPERS'

PUNTERS' AND

TOOTJ3.—

full as-

qort-inent of Chisels, Hand and Tennant Saws, I'lancf, Knives, tc.

Goons.—Mahogany and Wal

nut "Veneers and Knobs. Tills, Chest, Cup-board Locks, Table ILnpea, JJeil Castors, Glue, &c. &c. Ui-ACKSMiTifb' 1'oots—Such as Auvils, Vices, I Screw riates. l?elIows Hannucrs, Rasps, Files,

Shoenbereer'sIron, bteel, Plow AC. tc.

GH\--SMITH MATKBIAI..—Locks,Moulds,

triggers, tubes,

I cfun-niountrv mid barrels, pistols, game-bags, caps Jinsks. &c.

FOR MII.I.EHS—Leather

Spades, AC.

CAKRIShovels,

belting, packing, rope,

bolting cloths, mill cross-cut aud circular saws, liies

AcFORFAUMKHS.—

I All kinds of Farming Utensils, Plows. Corn Shcllcrs. Hnv Cutters, Cast &ccel and Steel back Scythes, Cradles, Forks, ltakes, Hoes,

•.«£ TIP..S1 MINOS.—Enameled and plain

Oil Cloths, Laces, Fringes, Linings, Hub Bands, Bellows. Spokes, Shafts, Axles, Springs, Ac., tc.

SADHLKRY, HARIAVARK

MOUNTI.VG,

AND IlAK.vtss

A large assortment Saddle Trees, Buckles, Stirrups, hnmes, enamelled and Patent Leather. Morocco, Sheep and Calf Skins, *e., AC. We design keeping every article in that line.

Also Shoenbcrirer Iron. Nails and Belmont Iron, Loir, Trace, Hatler and fifth Chains. Lead Pipe, Pumps, Axes. Curry-Combs, patent A common stray Hinges, Grinu-Stones, and Irons,"Window Sash, AC., AC. For sale, wholesale and retail, at the sign ot the Bit: Padlock, No. 2( "W est I and f-f East Washington street. I U1" Having made arrangements for the sale of

Haas & Mitchell's Dayton-Made Horse Collars for this State, we will sell them at a small advance above the Davton pric.es. I H. S. KELLOGG A" SON.

Inuianr.nohs, Jan. 2-1, lho(i.-ly.

Fresh Stock of Pianos

JUST RECEIVED.

THOS, NEWMAN,

.lie ]ust opened a large

I' stock ot line Gold Watches, {£.

Jeweirvand Fancy Goods, which he offers I for cash af. j-nees so low as to defy competition.— I Two doors east of Bhu'brd's corner, sign of WATCH I ii ih siCAI,

iNSTKfWKXTS.

DO line Gold and Silver Watches 100 Breast I'ins and Broaches .jfh) I'liurcr Kings 7 ". Ear Drofis of different styles i0 and silver Fob & Neck Chains: :d) Gothic Pearl inlaid fc enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a vanetv of good Pens, Pencils, Lo'Ker.s. Snaps, Bracelet.ts. Spectacles, Port Mo

Dies, tine Cutlery, Razors. Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spools. Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels, paper Ink, hue Note paper, Lnvelops, 1'icNres, sundry school and l,ad:e:- Cards, Pianos,Melo-I'eans, Melodious, Guitars, A lolins, Accordeons, Music looses. Sheet Music, together with every thing else usually kept in such establishments.

Lrawlordsvilfe, Doc 20,1^55

N E W S I

Ul-

R, Polypus (of tiro no :i.-es id the Bone.? and 'istula in Ano, Prolapsus Arii, Diarrluea. Dro]:sv, Gravel (stone

ion

DAGbRREOTYPE

i!/!#

A. glsa WSSa«i^,

I-.SPECI FULLY" announces to tiie citizens of Crawiordsvdle and vicinity, tnat lie is openinc Iiooms i:i

J:MPIP, i: 3 LOCK,"'

j")iree.!,iv over r^ioaii Moriiui's New Drug-Store, (rooui where he will be in readiness to wait, on all who will favor him with their patronage. From it_t.ee .is 1 D' erreolypist. I feel no hesiFane.v in saymsr. come ail that want, your faces 1 ,1 -iihi .tj il ill 1 Mate—l ean please all that know what good Pictures are—if I don't, give satisfaction, there will be no charge made, certain. I am also working tiie new process called

111

April 3, I£56.—tf.

Co.

SILKS AND IIP SUES

FULL Stock—some cautiful patterns, at

A pill 10

IM «,

Or, Daguerreotypes on (dass, which is thought bv manv first class operators to be superior to die Daguerreotvpe, from the tact that they will stand in any climate and no dampness v. ill affect them in tne least: and thev can be taken in one-fourth the time or less ttiau a Damieirootype can. winch is one great advantage in taking Pictures of children or persons mat have weak eves. Call and see them for yourselves, also the new rooms. I have the larsrest lisrlit and tne best lor Grouping that was ever ntled up

this place. Groups of Families

ami all sizes oi Daguerretvpes taken, from half size oown to Pictures lor Lreast-Pins and Finger kings, ami on the most reasonable terms.

ILs Ladies and inaiUeincii are respectfully invited to call and see wnatuor they want Pictures or not.

Uj (food Pictures taken in eloudj weather. Oitnv/tnflisvin», Jan. S, Iblffi—ly.

What the Ladies Bay IN-

FAVOII OF

BUCK'S CELEBRATED

SLTS'TF

K&IM

the undersigned who have purchased the instlv celebrated Buck's Patent Cooking Stoves, would recommend them to the Public, as being the most perfect Stove ever sold in this place.

It is perfect in all the different department? Cooking—Hakes with great regularity has a good dravr ht- and requires but about one half the amount ol luel that is required to perform the same amount of work other Cooking Stoves: Mrs. Matilda Compton, Mrs. M. M. Jennisori,

E- M- lYobertson, Elizabeth Mack, Nunev islier, Elizabeth Fagan, Ann }•:. Watson. Lucy A. Ho!ton, Susan N. Nicholson, Eliza Watson, I'.. A. Jeunisou, Sarah V/akelyn, Eliza Bowcn, M. Middlcton, Martha A. Hughes.

Pi- H. J. loOis\T'R. is the on1 \gent for the Sale of the celebrated Buck's Pateut, Stovos in Crawforusviilc. jNo others ha\ them A good assortment of other Stoves always on hand and lor Sale for Cash or any kind of Trade.

JOHN' WII.SOV. V. V. CRI1IES. "VVM. BVEDRinOE.jr

WILSON, GRIMES & CO,,

"Vt'JiOLKS AT.E AND RETAIL DEALERS IX

DRY GOODS, CLOTJIIiTG, GECCEEIES, QUE EXh WARE, HARDWARE, Iron3 rTails, Stoel? Olass?

&c.,

Nos. 1

\V IL-' O.V, RIMES iV, Co.'s.

Si 2

•VTT.E

Cojr.mereuii Block, ttrcen St.,

CRAWF0RDSVJLLE, IND.

aro now receiving our Spring and Suniiuer supplies, to winch constant addition? will be made as the trade may demand. Our stock is lar.se and complete, and bought, direct from first hands by old and experienced buyers, aud we feel confident in saying to our friends and the public, at large, that we can sell them goods ns chennand good as anv House in tiie Wabash Valley. We solicit your examination fur proof -f whas wo say.

WILSON, GRJMES & CO.

Anril 9. ...

New Boots'and shoes, A

GRAHAM & BRO 40 Cases Boots and x\ shoes, pisfc received direct from the Boston Manufactories. All who want a. good article of Boots atid shoos would do well to call and see our new stock.

1856. 1856.

NOT TO BE UNDEBSOLB.

E A I S Can depend on buying tlisir

HARDWARE

11 O II E

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT "1 OF 3B00KS & 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^,

Comprising all the latest designs and qualities, which we are determined to offer to the trade at

Unusually Low Figures. Also, 1,000 Besses of

Coiisi.-dinp of all kinds of Tumblers, J:irs, Mclanses ui Salts, Sugars, and Preserve Dishes, &c. Together with an immense stock of

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

Hardware and Cutlery.

In our Domestic Hon!ware Department, •ae ciui only say that WF, Vi'lLL duplicate any Cincinnati "or Pittsburgh invoice. And in all Foreign Goods, no house East or West shall undersell us., as we import directly from the manufacturer:-.

We have also the heaviest stock of

Around the Falls, and will offer them at such prices that will induce every one that gives our stock an examination to leave their orders.

We only ask that all, bei'oio making their purchases will give our stock a thorough examination and we feel confident of quoting prices that will be satisfactory and secure your custom.

ID" You will always find us open from A. id., until 9 P. M., ready to show you through our stock.

O* All orders sent us will receive the personal attention of one of the members of the firm. 113* Goods delivered at Wharf-boats, Jefffcrsonviile. and N. A. S. liailroad Depots, free of chatve.

Give us a call. liKOOKS & CAiSPHFJ.LS, Main St., New Albany, ls,J. Feb. 26, ISSfi.—^a'-ly

Zsiaianapolis Insaranoo

IS FJLIS.ES,

JOHN D. TJ

L. Ii. 55r\vijeU,Sec"y.

SA3*vi:i. F. COVIXGTOK,

Pres't.

Gen'l Ag't.

Fire Marine Kisks taken at fair and equitable rates, by A. THOMSON, Ag't. Nov 2'J 1855—ly] Crawfordsville, Ind.1

H. A, & Oalem Eail-Eoad.

Suiiinier Arrangement!

TR ATN S~S6UTII.

"E "EXPRESS passes Crawfordsville at 6 A. M., i\ connecting at Greencastlc with morning trains for Indianapolis and Terrc-IIaute, and arriving at New Albany at 3 40 P. M.

Accomodation passes Crawfordsville at 5 P. M. connecting at, same point with Evening Trams for Indianapolis and Terre-IInutc.

Accomodation Train going North leaves Greencastle on the arrival of the Terre-Haute Trains, and passes Crawfordsville at 10 40 A. 51., arriving at LAfayette at 12 .'SO P. M.: connecting with the train for Indianapolis and Chicago.

Express passes Crawfordsville at 9 In P. M., arriving at Lafayette II15 P. 31., «t Chicago next morning. 0*Throiigli Tickets to be had at. the Office for all the principal Eastern and Western Cities.

SPUING & SUMMER

Hannah 8c Cassell,

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

CRAVvFOPiDSYILLE, INDIANA,

HAYINGwould

A O A O A N

TVJOJ'TCE

11 W "T

••^?K

AUTHORIZED CA WTAL, 82-3€j',000.

Business Confined to tns StAtd

•Ions

II. E. LUY ANT, Agent

April 10, 1856.—tf.

received their Spring :nd Summer

March 13,165G—tf.

CI-AW-

Stock, invito the citizens ot

fordsville and surroundiug Country., to call and cxnniiiie their splendid assortment oi'Piece Goods and

Ready Made Clothing.

Wc have every variety of Double width all Wool Cloths, from $1.75 to $7,00 per yard all wool Doeskin Casimeres from 75 cents to $3.50 per vnrd: and Yestings at prices to stiitall classes.

Our stock of Heady Made Clothing, is complete, comprising Men's and Boy's Clothing of every price.

We have also on hand a variety of Notions, Shirts & Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, and Hosiery, Hats, Trunks, Umbraeilas,

all of which we will Fell at the

5cc.:

kc.

LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, And we feel confident of suiting the most fastidious, both in style and price.

Unclothing Made to Order at the shortest notice: and strict attention paid to putting and Repairing. &)

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

SUNDRIES. .,

4 doz. Cans Fresh Peaches ... 4 doz. cans fresh Strawberries 2 doz. cans fresh Tomatoe 4 doz. Pepper Sauce 2 doz. mixed Pickles, for sale:

April 10.

GRAHAM fc

11, H5-4t

BRO.

A E S

pAIRBANK'S celebrated Stock Scales Wheat Scales: Hay Scales Platform scales, Counter scalcs, Pork scales All warranted and at manufacturer's prices, at pepl4 J.J.BROWN'S.

Agen for Jfov Atbany a'ad Indiana

is hereby given to the Stockholders

J3i of the Newcastle and Danville Railroad com pany that they are requested to pay to A. Thornson^the Treasurer of said coinpauy, at his office in Crawfordsville, cn the 15th day of May next, the sum of five per cent, of their stock subscription, this sum being the first assessment on their stock, ami they are also requested every sixty days thereafter to pay an additional assessment oi five per cent, on the amount of their stock subscription until the whole amount of their subscription is paid.

A. THOMSON, Sec'y.

April 14, 1855.—ly

CABINET & CHAIR

REMOVED TO COM3JE21CIAI, ROW

rS"VHE undersigned having removed to his 1 buildings in Commercial Bow, one door south of Campbell, Galey Harter's Store, would respectfully inform the citizens ol'this.place and vi- I cinity that he has on hand a general ussortment

•FASHIONABLE KJEMTORE.

Made of the best material and by experienced workmen and flatters himself that he cannot full to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and we will make it to your interest to buy of us.

cX,-* AJj

Bemembcr, Shop one door south of Commercial Block. W M. ROBLItrSON. Aug. 23, It55.—1—tf

H. BALL & C0.7"

Tin, Sheet-Iron, Sc Copper-Ware 3Iai»u-

ftictiirers.

NO. 5, C03HHEKCIAT, BLOCK,

L'omery,

CRAWFORDSYILLE, TND.

ONLY AGENCY IN TIIE COUN-

.1 ties of Putnam, Parke. Fountain, and Mont-

Having purchased tiie above stand, and per.raar.ently located oursoives in the trade, we offer 1 rer inducements than have ever been offered oeiore in this market, anil are at all times ready to supply any article called for in the trade of Kitchen Furniture. I Our Stock is fuiI, embracing many articles that have not heretofore been kept in any establishmcnt in the place.

Our purchase.? were made in the East, at renwrkably low figures, and we will rfe'd a3 low as any house in the State.

Our Shop is supplied with the best American Workmen, who ere experienced in all kind.4 of

Job Workjllouse Guttering and Spontine,

Tin Roofing n:id Custoin-Mside Ware,

Tn this line of business we are not excelled in any town or city in the West, as our increasing trade will testify. Wc will pay the highest price for

all the Old Hugs, Copper, Brass, or Pewter that can be had. Please give ns a call, and convince yourselves in regard to the quality and cheapness of our Wares, and if suited your trade will be thankfully Jeceivi'd.

N. B. Orders from the country for Guttering I and Spouting will be promptly attended to, at tiie usual Crawlordrville prices. All work warranted.

Indiana.

INC £FORMED, 1833.

3 A O I E O S

D. DJ-TKEKB, F- V~.

F,ll

II.

Vvn.r.IS W. WmcstiT, W ,I. M. MCI.^KTY,-.

DKI.OSS

W. SrF:cui,

OT, .Toiis

WM. R. NEI'SI.':o..K, H. E. AI.I OTT,

WHARTON.

Ii. B. i.

SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF AMERICAN Manufacture FRYING PANS. Also, any I qusntity of Skillets and .Lids,..Ovens &c„ at No.

BALI,

Commercial Block. ii.

I FINE ASSORTMENT OF PATTY, Shell _Z Cake, and Pie Pans, at June

19, I5G.—14—tf

BALL

II.

& Co.

union Express Company.

CONNECTING WITH

ADAMS & CO/S AMERICAN EXPRESS companies,

ail the principal Cities in the United States both North and South. [LT MF.SSENGERS leave daiiv at 6 A. M., and G.I5 P. it. 03° Business solieitcd. Office at Depot.

April 10, 34 tf

R. E. BRYANT, Ag"t.

GROCERIES.

1 BEDS. PRIME N. 0. SUGAR, Cheap for 11) Cash, for sale by April

24.

HALL JOHNSON.

O Half Barrels N. 0. Molasses. Prime article received and for sale by April

24. HAI.L & JOHNSON,

A Half Bbls. Prime Golden Syrup, for Family JL\,' use. just received and forsaie bv April 24'.

HALL

& JonxsoN.

LAYilORI GO/S

E E N S I E

¥/holesale and Eetail

GROCERY,

Provisions and Gen'l "V H. S3 "I" "ST ESTABLISHMENT,

"VTJISH to inform their numerous Customers and the Public generally, that the. death of the ficnior Partner of the House will make no alteration whatever in their

Tweeds. Linnens, Diaper, Crash etc. 15 Bales Brown Sheeting, for sale. W ]L.SOX,

April 10.

Y/ii.so.v, Gr.iuns Co

'vmXmm wmm*$&.

2B*3S8'4S?*58HUESSSMKn6Hffi6l5W!

T\T

I a $ efiiith

WILL

OLD STANDbusiness.

CONTINUE AT THE

as heretofore, with

iA LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTIENT OF GOODS,

Appertaining to their line of business, which they are determined to sell at TUK VURT LOWEST rossi11LE KKH'KES.

We have a very heavy Stock now en route to arrive in a few days, which has been selected with great carc, aud at prices .vhich enables us to offer new inducements to purchasers—a more complete enumeration of which v. ill be given next. week.

The well established reputation of our Est.iblishmcat as the "Cheap, One-Priccd House, of Crtiwj'ouls\iile." renders it unnecessary to say I that WE DO NOT FEAR A FAIR CQMPETl'P ON I

DOMESTIC GOODS.

100 ps. Bleached JMuslin and Sheeting 50 do Ticking and Drill 50 do Checks and Stripes 100 do Cottonades, Gambroons, Linens ect.— I Also, Cloths, Gassimeres, Satine.tts, lanncls,

,~) A /¥\n POUNDS BACON WANTED I iUUjl J[J{J immediately, by I 24 fix&L & Jeiwsow

A' SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF PLANISHED COFFEE & TEA POTS, of our own mannfucture, for salb by H. Banet & 06.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Pf\ CASES, in Store. \)\J 0KIMBS Si Co. April 10.

Ui kJ IW-15

^•a$£j

AT THE

Crawfordsville, Indian

for the sale of VOSE & CO.'S Cole--

lsrnfnd Kcvveriiible-Flne Cooking Sloves. called the A AX. The best J-armors' Stove in the world. I

trPersonK wantiiigP.inling Zone will do wffll* to give us a call.

Treaty of Peace Signed!

msmmw, xmtmti&m&n.

GALEY & RIDGE,

T^ORMERLY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL" Dealers in Groceries, Crawfordsnile, Indiann having just re-fitted the Old Stand formerly occupied by D. Wertheim, South side of PublbT• square, opposite the "Holton House," beg lear» to inform their numerous friends and custcimsra that tliey are now in receipt of their

LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SMI« AM MBHSB O O S

CONSISTING OF ALL YARIETIS8

FANCY & STAPLE ARTIffiES,

Such as will please the fkney and excite tL« imnginntion of every grade and class of society, from the richest aristocrat down to the humblest laborer, he whole catalogue of English worths fail to enumerate the endless variety of

PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS,

Such as Prints, Delains, Clothing of every Imaginable style, lor men and boys Hats and Cap a, Foots and Shoes, which cannot be excelled by any house in the city.

Also, a large and fancy stock of Cloths, Oaelmeres, of French, English, German, and Arnerlcan Manufacture.

All oescriptTons of Muslins, Calicoes, Laces, and \V hite Good? Gioves and Hosiery, Collart1, S'-\ iss Sleeves, and Ladies'Kid Gioves Ladies' and Gents' Gaiters and Slippers for spring and summer wear—arid an innumerable variety of

"{W€®

CO.

Such as c-verv condition in life demands, all of which they will sell at as low figures as anv other' firm in town. All they ask of the Ladies and Gentlemen who come to Crawfordsville to get good bargains, it to j,ire them a call before elsewhere. GALEY

April 24, 1H5C—36-1

& Co.

rr-KE BEST ASSORTMENT OF JAPANN--I. ed Ware ever brought to this rusrket, foi s«le wholesale or reiail, by-.. H.

EALX.

Co.

.j /"I ALL AT No. 5, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, anti examine those fine and durable Litdies, Skimmers, Candle-Sticks, Flesh-Forks,

Sp,ooiis, kc. No one else has them the qualitv. in towji. il.

Bof

gm wsig

all ii. Co.

& HIJDOJE.going

^t-IELaLlD •X 23:i® AND

FEOFIT THEREBY!

IL IN NEED OF HATS AND CAPS, will A and it to their advantage to call at

PARKISH & BIRT'S HAT & CAP FACTORY,

Before purchasinc elsewhere, as we manufacture our own Eats. We use none but the best of matt rial, and we do not sell a Wool or Cotton Hat for Fur, and by so doing deceive our customers. We do not ask you to take our word for it, but call and see for yourselves.

O" Do not forget the place, No. €, Commercial Row, Crawfordsville, Ind. May «, '56—3&-tf

WC0

INDIGO,

April 10.

GKIJIES &

Co.

JLmI

Crawfordsville Factory, H. HILLS, & CO.,

npHANKFUL for former favors would solicit a .JL continuance from P'arniers, Wool Grower®, and those wishing to exchange Wool for Good».

Our stock is large, of great variety, and manufactured for home consumption consisting of CLOTHS, CASIMERES, SATINETS, Doeskin?:, Jeans, Tweeds, Blankets, Plain ud Plaid Flannels, Stocking Yarn, &c., which w© will exchange on the best of terms for

Wool.<p></p>JVORK

CUSTOM

Carding, Spinning, &c., will receive close and particular attention by experienced hands and &t customary prices.

Our Goods will bo kept for Exchange, and Wool received at Sweetser & Davis'

'r%/Vr o-$a:oijLso As last year. Also the market price will be paid in Cash for Wool, by

SWEETSER, DAYIS, HILLS & CO. _May 1, 1856.—tf.

LIME, COAIy SALT,

A N

ma 'MZ3 l^SL 13BZ MT T. ~T"\7F. have now in store and intend to keepconstantly on hands, Lime, Coal, Salt, and Cement, for Cisterns. We do ont intend to be out of Lime during the season.

SAVEETSER & DAYIS.

Jf. B. Cash paid for Wheat, Corn, and Oats, delivered at our arc-House. S. & D. April 17,'56—35-tf

NOTICE TO AIL!

r]PHF

late death of the Senior Partner of the _I. Firm of Lavmon Co., requires that the accounts due the old House, should be settled without delay, We hope that our numerous customers who have so freely responded to our calla upon them, will come forward and settle their indebtcdnes as early as convenient, as the business of the House absolutely requires that all dues should be at once collected.

WILSON II. LAYMON.

Surviving Partner of the Firm of Lavmon & Co. Crawfordsville, May 1,1856. n-.!7-tf

Madder, Alum. Copperas,

Logwood, for sale

& Ext.of

WILSON, GRIMES & CO

T^ROM and after this day, (during the season,) we expect lo keep on "hand a good article or Family Flour, in 50 and 100 li. Sacks.

WILSON, GRIMES, Nos. 1

April 10, 1656.

2, COM. BLOCK.CO.,

QUEENS^

GLASSWARE.

A Large and beautiful Stock now in Store. J\ WIL902C, GttlMKS & Co.

April 10. -.

NOTIONS.

LARGE and Complese Stock. Ww«ox, G«uin» & Co,

April 10.