Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 July 1858 — Page 4

McOOftMlCK'S

COMBINED REAPER

AND

MOWING MACHINES!1 2 & 4 Horse Powers O 1 8 5 8 THE

Farmers of Montgomery, Boone, Fountain, and Hendricks counties, will find a supply of the above Machines and Fixtures at Eltzroth & Harding's Crawfordsville, Ind.— Send in your orders soon. You will find a sample of the same at our store, which we will take pleasure in showing you. Machines setup in working order.

E E E N E

Thomas Barr, Joseph Hall, William A. Miller, Smith Conner, Thomas Vcnard, W. T. Moss.

ELTZROTH & HARDING, Agents, may 20, 1858—2m

31 ANSON & POWERS,

WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN

Pntgs, iilYMritt.es,

TRUSSES,

PAINTS, OILS,

A N I S E S

PAINT, VARNISH, TOOTH &

Hair Brusnes.

PATTENT MEDICINES,

FAH&Y 8©Jk^®

COLOGNES, FERFUMEHY,

GLASS-WARE, WINDOW GLASS &

1-URE WINES, BRANDY, HOLLAND JIN,

JAMACA RUM, & OLD BOURBIN

AND RYE WHISKEY, FOR MEDICAL

PURPOSES

100

ONLY.

French and American ZINC. CIGARS anu Tobacco, the best in the city. apr 15, 1858—3m

c} r\ r\ Keggs of Harrison, Hills & Co'3 pure iL UU White Lead. MASSOH A POWERS.

Keggs of Lawrence's superior Lead, by [apr 15] MANSOX &,

BblsT^urpetine, [apr I5]

POWERS.

Bbls pure Linseed Oil, 0 [apr 15] MANSON POWERS.

MA.N'SON & POWERS.

QA A Boxes Pittsburg Glass—best brands and OUvJ all sizes, for sale very low. apr 15] MAXSOX & POWERS.

Bbls pure Fish Oil, just received, [apr 15] MANSON & POWERS.

Bbls No. 1 Lard Oil, for sale at [apr 15] MANSON POWERS.

PURE CIDER VINEGAR.

rphe undersigned can assure their friends, that I they have an article of Pur« Cider Vinegar. Having bought the cider last fall and made it in their cellar. MANSON «FC POWERS.

Helmbold's15]

extract of Buchue for sale by [apr MANSON & POWERS.

fT^HE above articles have been bought low for

CASH—selected with the greatest care, and will be warranted as represented and 6old at the very lowest cash prices. MANSON FC POWLKS.

Crawfordsville, April 15,1858—3m

Attention Everybody!

TJ1HE subscriber having resumed his old busiass of

House Painting,

would respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that he will be pleased to haven call from them at any time thev mav desire work doue—done to in a

S E I O S E aad stpriccs none can complain of. All kinds of imitation of

mm®

M© imsms?

with an accuracy and taste unsurpassable in the west. Give me a call. april 22, '58.] JOHN W. HOGUE.

N. B. I wish also to state that the co-partner-ship for a short time existing between me and Thomas H. Winton, was dissolved on same week notice was given of said co-paitncrship. april 22, '58.] JOHN W. HOGUE.

JAMES BUOOKS. JOHN T. CItiiKD.

JAMES BROOKS & CO., (SUCCESSORS TO BROOKS AND CAMPBELLS.) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,

E&BDWABE

brittannia ware, solar lamps,

Chandeliers, &c., &c

Main Street, between State and Pearl, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. April 1, '58.-1

IMPORTANT

THE-undersigned

Maj C, l856.-tf.

april

having left the county of

Montgomery, would inform his friends and patrons, that he has left his accounts with Mr. Jfimefi Palmer, now at Graham & Brothers, who will be pleased to have you call and jpay him immediately. I also wish to sell myTarrn 6 miles North-west of Ctawfordsville,. and have authorized Mr. Joel Lee, to sell ^hV same.— Persons wishing to buy a farm, will do Wdl by calling npon Mr. Lee, before purchasing elsewhere, who will take pleasure in showing^the place.

W PRATHKR*

Saddlery & Carriage Trimmings large and complete stock recciVed and now onened at'"'

29, '58.] GRIMES & BURBIU-UGE.

T. W. FRY, M. D.,

WILL

attend exclusively to the practice of Medicine and Surgery. Office above F. H. Fry & Co's Store. March 13-30-tf. ^1

Washington Foundery AND MACHINE WORKS,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

A S S E A N & I N O N MAMUFACTUKEES OF ENGINES AND BOILERS,

CAST

and Wrought Iron Maehhiery, of all kinds Grist Mills, Sash, Muley and Circle Saw Mills. Also,"""""*"""""" rT""* it us,

Rake, Grain Separator, Improved. Pitt's Grain Separator,

THE FIRST PREMIUM MACHINES. HORSE POWERS for Belt or Tumbling Shaft Machine.

PORTABLE ENGINES, suitable for runuing Threshing Machines, Cora Shellers, Portable Mills, Wocd Sawing, &c. The attention of Farmers is directed to this power, as they are admirably adapted to any use to which horse power can be applied.

For Circulars, with terms and price, address as above. April 29, 1858.-6m.

Plants for the Million!

f|^HE subscriber having on haud a choice lot J_ of Sweet Potatce Plants, sprouted from the best selection of Potatoes that could obtained in the west, offers them as follows: $2,50 per 1.000. There w«'i be a five dollar Silver Cup awarder! the purchaser of 500 or more Plants, tyr a bushel of the best Potatoes produced from his Plants, delivered on the first day of the next annual Fair. Competitors will be required to register their names previous to the Exhibition. The Plants 'can be had at bis residence 2J^ miles west of Crawfordsville, on the Attica road, the placc known as Cope's Tavern Stand. .... J. J. DARTER.

Mav 13, 185S.—3\r.

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H. W, DERBY & CO., Publishers, april 29, 1858.J Cincinnati, O.

H. S. COX & CO.,

WHOLESAI.E AND RETAIL

GROCERY, PROVISION

AND

CONFECTIONARY STORE. NO. C, COMMERCIAL ROW, GREEN ST.,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND. Oct. 22d 1857-1 v.

F. MILLS

Has

just received a new and complete jet of Watchmakers Tools, and is prepared to do all tt-orkinthatl ine. Call, around with your

Watches, Clocks A, Jcivelry, and he will repair them as well as can be done 11 the west.

N. B. All work warrapted to give satisfaction. Shop in same room occupied by W. R. Parrish & Co., Hatters. Sign of large Hat & Watch Main St., opposite Empire Block.

March 18. 1S58. I.F. M.

b-o 2 & 2 ts

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& CUTLERY,

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AVI NO sold our stock of goods, we are xl desirous of closing up onr business, and request all who.may be indebted to us to call at thd old stand and settle their accounts without further notice.

Our books must be closed soon, and.attention to this 'notice, will save the trouble and expense of a settlement with an officet'. pfcowN & siMPsoNr-: '56.—tf. .-

NEW BOOK. HAVINGfor

been appointed bv the author SOLE

agent the counties of rutnara, Montgom ery Park and Fountain, for the sale of "Early Indiana Trials, and Sketches/' I offer this popular book, at Cincinnati prices, wholesale and retail. The pitlzeiis inrthe^cliffer^t parts of tho^e counties will Oe -waitVd upbtl bf my agents, with a sample copy of the work, soliciting subscriptions, giving all an opportunity of obtaining a copy. The work should be in every county, township ^corporation an d.l bra ry.^ Each Qiviqe, Lawver, Dwctor and Schqol teacfer snould hate, it. The attached noticesfrom a'few 6f the many, will show how the work is received abroad. Price $2, in one volume complete, 640 octavo pages.

R. DOBBINS, Book Seller, Greencastle Ind.

"We have a noble volume of 640 large octavo pages, full of facts well stated, Of the incidents uappily related, and sketches, portraitures and historic reminiscens.es,.delimated with a master's hand. We heartily wish the work, as we are sure it deserves, an extensive circulation."— Western Christian Advocated "The book is neatly printed, with a fine steel engraved likeness of the" author. Mr. Smith writes with ease and bea.uty. His discriptions and sketches are natural and life like. We thftnk him, as.a religioua journal.-fov the high, moral and religious tone, which "lie hafe given to his interesting sketches."—Baptist Witness, Indianapolis. "Books of this class are eminently valuable in a historical point of view. They are the observations of a cotemporary—the notes ot an intelligent, active man in life, which are infinitely more important than all the reasonings, collections, and deductions of the professioual historian. The volume is very readable, abounding in anecdotes, and personal reminiscence of Courts, judges, juries, civillians, poets and artists, of all kinds. The author has sound sense, andgood judgment, with a skillful pen."—Harpers Jy"This book is rich in biography, anccdotesand localisms. The work is so fragmentary in its character, that one paragraph in no way describes it. We simply commend it to our readers, as one of uncommon interest and originality."— Home Journal.

April 9, '58-3m.

BY TELEGRAPH

THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Watchcs, Clocks &, Jewelry,

EVER BROUGHT TO

CRAWFORDSVILLE! JAMES PATTERSON. HAS

just received one of the largest and most complete stocks of New Jewelry,

Fine Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, Fancy Goods,

Pocket Books, Porte Mouies, Pen Knives,

Gold, Silver and

PLATED SPEGTACLES

All kinds of Musical Instruments, Violine and Guitar Strings, and allother articles usually found in a complete establishment ol the kind. In factit is the largest and best assorted stock ever before offered to the people or Montgomery county for examination.

I have just opened anew pattern of Panneled

Patented by Chauncy Jerome, April 14th, 1857, not one of which has ever been

knowE

to stop or

vary since they have been in use. They are Clocks which I can warrant, and which I know will give perfect satisfaction.

To the Ladies,

I wonld say that I have the nicest and richest patterns of Jewelry ever before offered in this city, to the examination of which I ask their kind attention.

Watches Clocks, Jewelry & Musical Boxes,

Repaired and warranted. To this branch of the business, I call especial attention, and feel confident, that in prices and quality of trork, perfect satisfaction will be given at the sign of the

O E N W A

One door west of Pursel's old Corner Stand, Main street. JAMES PATTERSON. April, 1, 1858.—6m.

H. W. SAW'S ER,

DEALER IN

Musical Merchandise!

A A E E I N I A N A

THEthe

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undersigned respectfHlly announces to his friends and the public, that he has received largest stock ever offered on the Wabash, eonsisting^of

PIANO FORTES,

Melodeons, Sheet Music, Tenor and Bass Drums, Violins, Violincellos, Piano Stools and Covers. With a general assortment of all kinds and descriptions of

KBSICEA&

PARTICULAR NOTICE.

SSWEWmmTS,

Musical Merchandise including Wm. Martin's and Wm. Hall & Sons GUITARS. New Music received, as soon as published.— Music sent by Mail to any ptot of the Country Free of Postage.

Tuning and Repairing Pianos and Melodeons attendpd to.. Second hand Pianos taken in exchange for new ones.

U* All orders by Mail will be promptly attended to _m Ware-Room on north side of Public Squared H. W. SAWYER, sept. 17, 1857-ly.

FOOLS

CAP, Letter, Note, Legal, Bill and Bath Paper, Envelops and Blank Books, at Lafayette and .Indianapolis-, prices, at

FRANK M. HEATON'S, •.

a.pril'29, PuradVe Corner.

CHEAP GOODS!

S IN A N

Allen, Galey & Keeran,

i.,', 'S- .'Xj

Are now prepared for the spring and

SUMMER,TRADE

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With a select stock of spring and summer,

DRY-GOODS!

Which they are offering to their

FRIENDS & PATRONS,

And the community at large, at the lowest Cash Prices and on favorable terms, exactly

Suited to the Times!

It is useless to undertake to enrmerate the

VARIETY, STYLE

And quality of Goods of which our stock consists, but would briefly state, that we have a choice selection of staple and

FANCY GOODS!

Suited to the wants of Gents, Ladies, Boys and

Girls. Also, a stock of

Hardware, Queensware, &c. All of which we offer to our friends in exchange for all kinds of merchantable

Being thankful for past favors, wc once more extend a general invitation,

O E O N E

Bring your

BUTTER, EGGS, FEATHERS LARD

Bacon——Rags-—Bees-wax Tallow &c,

for which we will give you the highest

MARKET PRICE

Goods at the store of Allen. Galey & Keeran, in the room formerly occupied by Graham Bro's, west of the Crane House.

ALLEN, GALEY & KEERAN. april 29, 1858.—ly

HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution, established by special endowment for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic diseases.

TO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases, such as Spermatorrhea, Semineal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphillis, the vice of Onanism, or Self-Abuse, irc., &c.

The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, in view of the awful destruction of human life and health, caused by Sexual disccases, and the deceptions which are Dractised upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to open a dispensary for the treatment of this class of diseases, in 8.11 their forms and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GEATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and in cases of extreme poverty, to FURMSH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment

The Directors, on a review of the ptst, feel assured that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort, have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they had resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very important but much dispised cause.

Just Published by the Association, a Report on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism, Masterbation or Self-Abuse,and Dther Diseas of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, (in a sealed letter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO 8TAMVS for postage.

Address, for report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.2 South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bv order of the Directors.

EZRA D. HART WELL, President.

GEO. FAIIICHILD, Sec'y. Feb. 4 '58-No. 22-ly

REMOVAL! A S E S

Has removed his

Daguerreotype Rooms!

to the west end of

EMPIRE BLOCK,

Almost opposite the Court House, where he wil be glad to see all his old customers and as many new ones as wish good work done. The

DAGUERREOTYPXNG

AND

AMBROTYPING

Will be carried on in the same rooms.

AMBROTYPES FOR 25 CTS. IN CASES. DAGUERREOTYPES FROM $1 TO $20. PHOTOGRAPHS FRCM 25 CENTS TO $45

Go to HUGHES all the time when you want the best work of an kind that can be done in Crawfordsville. This is the

PRFMIUM GALLERY OF THIS COUNTY, Entrance to Room between Christman & Gregg's Hardware Store and H. S. Cox & Co.'s Grocery Store,

O'Call and see for yourselve sand if we can't show you the best Pictures in the county, we will forfeit the best case in the house.

May 27, 1858.-tf.

HOUSE AN0 SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING &c.,

DONE TO ORDER

CHEAP FO CASH.

RDERS left at T. D. Brown^s Drug Store promptly attended to. Shop in Commercial Row. oyerMp|^PnigStoi^.^

April 30 l8W-tf.) T. H. WIN TON.

Large lot of fine Teat?, by .. [apr 15] -Ma-son° Ffctfras -I*

BY/ LIGHTNING!!

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN

WOULD

inform their friends and enstomere that they are recelving their

Spring & Summer Goods,

which consist in part of the following articles: Scotch

and Pacific Laws, ,1. Fancy Prints, "'-j fOhtWi D'Ecosse, $

Printed Challi, .t

Fancy Berage, Brown and Bleacned Shirting, j, Marines Skirting,

Ticking and Drills,

O O S A N S O E S

READY-MADE GL0IHING Hats cfc Gaps Queensware & Glassware,

Our stock being full, we would ask the citizens generally to give us a. call. Cash and Country Produce received for goods at small profits.

J. CRAWFORD fc MULLIKIN.

April 8,1858,—tf.

WOOD WOOD WOOD Will our subscribers bring us some good Wood on their aceounts We want wood, and will give you credit, at its full cash value—$2 per cord. Bring it along before the roads get bad.

PLAIN FANCY

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Crawfordsville, Indiana,

0"Persons wanting .toting done will do well give U8acall.

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FOR

Advertlselng

O I N I N

Yeaily Advertising,

One Column, 1 year, (displayed,) $50,00 (plain) $45,00 Half 1 (displayed,) $30,00 (plain,) 25,00 (displayed,) 20,00 Third

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Quarter," 1 (displayed,) 15,00 (plain,) 12,00 Card, 1 year, 10,00 6 months, 6,00 Patent Medicines, per column 1 year, 60,00 half 1 year, 35,00 3d 1 year, 25,00 4th l.year, 20,00

All the above advertisements subject to semiannual change, at the same rates. All Public Sales, Transient Advertisements &c„ $1 per square, for first insertion and 25 cts for each additional insertion.

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Marriages, Obituaries, Literary Notices of all kinds, half our regular advertising rates ICTNotices of Patent Medicines, $1 per square for first insertion.

Card and Job Printing.

One pack of Cards, (50) .$2,00 Two (100) 3,00 Lottery Tickets, or cards, (100) 1,50 each addditional hundred 1,00 Funeral Invitations, (note paper, enveloped) 3,00 Circulars, on hall'sheet letter, per hundred. 3,00 Blanks—single quire, $1,50—two quires... 2,00 and for each additional quire, 75 cents, Whole Sheet Posters, per hundred $8,00 each additional hundred 5,00 Half Sheet Poster, per hundred 5,00 each additional hundred 3,00 Quarter Sheet Poster, per hundred 3,00 each additional hundred 1,50 Eighth Sheet Poster, 50 or less 1,50 Ball Tickets, 100 copies, $4,00—to be baid for invariably before taken from the office.

Election Tickets.

Five dollars per thousand will be charged for Election Tickets, to be paid for invariably in ad vance.

Show Adveitisements.

Two dollars per square will be eharged for advertisements of this character, for first insertion —each additional insertion, $1.

Horse and Jack Bills

For single Horse Bill $2—for each additional Horse on bill $1. Particular Notice.

The payment for all Patent Medicine advertise ments must be satisfactorily secured before inserted, by an accepted order, or by cash.

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A NEW HANS AT THE BELLOWS

J. S. HATCH,

respectfully inform tKe farmers and public generally, that he is now carrying on Blacksmithmg in all its branches, in the shop formerly occupied by Noble B. Graham, on Green Street, where he will be pleased to have those who may be in want of -Horse-Shoeing, Plow making or repairing, Wagon ironing, fcc.,

&c.

Terms, as liberal as any of our neighbors. May 6, 1858.—3m. ..s

•N.-W. GRIMES,

Commercial Row,

IS NOW IN RECEIPT OF A

LARGE & ELEGANT

StocK. Of

Spring and Summer

Clothing, Hats, Bonnets,

BOOTS, SHOES,

qijeemsware

NOTIONS &C.,

HE OFFERS TO THE

LOWEST

Competition Prices.

April 15, 1858 31nly.

Good stock of Ladies fancy Dress and trimming Goods, now open at Apr 15J GRIMES'

LAVELLA,

DeBege, Oriental lustre, ehal-

lies, Inwns, Berages, Ginghams and fancy Prints, some beantiful styles, at GRIMES'

GLOVES AND HOSIERY

^j_ents and Ladies—a full assortment, at

apr 15] GRIMES'

STAPLES—Bro.and

Bargains—As

bleached Muslins, drills,

checks, stripes, tieks, Pant Goods, linens, &c, at [apr 15] GRIMES'

good as any in town, to be had

at if GRIMES', april 15 1858—ly] No 2, Com. Block.

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ETAU communications should be addressed

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ap 15 '58-Gm

N, A. & Salem Rail-Road.

Summer Arrangement!

TRAINS GOING NORTH. Mail Train, 11 o'clock a. m. Express Train* 9.26 p. m. Freight Train, 2.35 m.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Through'Express Train,. ^. .5:35 o'cl'ka. rav St.'Louis Express Train,, 5:35 a. Mail Train,5:32 p. n&. Freight Train,........... 11 a. m. ..'-R.E.BRYANT. May 7, 1857.—ly

LOOK QUT

NiceWeather

®*We are now onhan3s with a recrtit of nice

Spring and Stimsker Goods,

ready for market, at. still lower rates than ever. Our stock is complete, just come in «nd see our new

Summer Cloths,

Cassimeres, Tweeds and cotton goods for med and boys wear. Silks, Berages, Dclanes, Lawns and all kinds of nice -(...

DBESS GOODS .•

for ladies. I A S A N O N N E S

Boots & Shoes,

Clothing, &c., &c.,&c.

Bring on your money and produce, if you wish

Clieap GtOods. at the same old place where you heretofore found us

011

hands to receive our friends. ELTZROTH & HARDING. April 15, '58-1

Music for the Million!!

AT THE

"GREENCASTLE MUSIG STORE."

Piano Fortes, from $175,00 to $1000,00. Melodeons, from $45,00 to 200,00* Guitars, from $5,00 to 60,00.* Violins, from $1,00 to 50,00. "ALSO," A full and complete stock of Flutinas.'Accordeons, Fifes, Flutes, Flageolets, Banjos, Drums, Tuning Forks, Music Portfolios of all qualities. The best Italian Strings, and the largest stock of

Sheet Music & Instruction Books, To be found in the West. Our Piano Fortes are from the following noted factories:

Chickering & Son, Boston. Hallet, Davis, & Co., Woodward fc Brown. A. & J. Keogb, Buffalo, A. H. Gale & Co.,N. Y.. Peters, Cmgg & Co., Louisville. The above Instruments cannot be surpassed, and will be sold on terms DEFTING CCMPETITJOM. We are now prepared to £11 orders and accommodate customers on the shortest notice and warrant entire satisfaction.

We are now buying our Goods for Cash, and CAN AND WILL SELL LOWER Than ever has been sold in this country before. Call and test our assertion. Liberal discount to Teachcrs.

N. B. Every Instrument fully warranted to give entire satisfaction. Address, R. DOBBINS & CO.,

Greencastle, Ind.

EFN. B- Tuning & Repariug done to order, as we have Mr. L. KISSNEB employed in this department. We can fully warrant satisfaction.

R. D. & CO.

Greencastle, Dec. 10, 1857.-ly.