Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 October 1860 — Page 4

THE JOURNAL.

jPEMSYLTAVU AUTO WfDIASA. Despite exertions will be made during the next two weeks to carry Pennsylvania and'Indiana againsfethe Re--publieans. Money will not bo spared for this purpose, nor the usual appliances of

fraud.

Our fxiends there should

not dream over an easy victory in October. They must bo oil the alert, intermitting no honorable effort from this time onward. True, the greater strikes are dependent upon Jfoveraber, and in both the States named our opponents will doubtless be hopelessty divided then, whatever the result in October. Yet wo cannot afford to postpone the redemption of the local governments of these States from Democratic hands. A United States Sen.itor, in each, depends on the coming election, and the retiring Democrats, BIOLER and FITCH, should give place to Republicans.— Thirty-six Representatives in the lower branch of Congress are also now to be ehosen in these two States. Consequently, admitting both Pennsylvania and Indiana to be sure for Lincoln in any oveiit, there quite enough involved in the elections of the 9th of October to excite the most lively interest and the most earnest effort.

The two Democratic wings are united, in both cases, for the October struggle. Their co-operation will not be entirely cordial. The Breckinridge men well understand that all the glo:ry of beating the Republicans, if by any means that event should happen, will be claimed for the benefit of Douglas. -And their wing of the party is taunted by the Douglasites with having voted directly for the Republican candidates in Maine. The Democratic vote will be lessened through this lack of harmony, and through this mutual jealousy and denunciation. Yet the bulk of both factions will probably sustain the State tickets, which were nominated, in both instances, before the Charleston-Baltimore split, What may be the effect of the begging appeals made to the Bell-Everett men to give the Democracy "a lift," we will not undertake to say! As they have no ticket of their own, in either State, they will probably vote, if at all, according to their natural proclivities.

The prospects certainly are that, with unrelaxing vigilance and activity, the Republicans will-carry both Pennsylvania and Indiana, two weeks from next Tuesday. Every indication is much more favorable than four years ago, when, with all the frauds employed against us, the Democracy barely 'escaped defeat. A change of two or three thousand votes, in either State, would have reversed the result. A great revolution has in fact since taken place, and we look for a Republican majority (in October) of 10,000 in Indiana, and of not less than 25,000 in Pennsv 1 vania.—Cincinnati Gas.

Remember.

That I-Iendricks, in 1852, denounced the Homestead Bill because it gave homes to the poor without price.

That he voted all the time to give .land to the rich railroad corporations without price.

That he insisted on the increase in the price of every other section of the public lands to §2,50 per acre.

That he carried on the system of taxing the clerks in his land office, to raise a corruption fund.

That he assisted in raising money to •pass the Lecompton swindle. That he took part in raising money to aid the great Pennsylvania election frauds.

That he, with the rest of the Indiana Club," in Washington, endorsed the Lecompton fraud.

That he is now defending the administration ofGov. "Willard, which reappointed Jacob Merkle, a defaulter to 'the amount of §110,000, to the very office in which he had committed the defalcation, and dismissed all suits to recover the stolen money.

That he charged Lincoln with voting against supplies for our army iu Mexico when he knew it was false, and knew that Douglas had publicly contradicted the charge.

That he supported the Kansas bill, that prolific parent of evil and agitation, and when the people repudiated him for it, he got a fat office from the President by way of rebuke to the people.

The people of Indiana should keep these facts in mind, and form their opinion of the course to take in the coming election after a fair consideration of the facts.:

The Result in Maine.

I The result of the Maine State eloction 60 far as ascertained—320 towns being reported—is as follows: Washburne (Rop.) for Governor, 61,543 Smart (Dem.) 44,834 Washburne's majority in these towns, about three fourths of the State, 16,609. Morill's majority last year was 11.813. Again of 5,000 votes has been made this year, and the portion of the State to hear from will

add

to it about 1,000 votes more.

•^"Somc of the Douglas organs are trying to set the neck of their broken hopes by saying that Washburnes majority is not much over half of what Fremont's was and that Republicanism is weaker than it was four years ago.— Thev remember exceedingly well to forget to say that Fremont's big majority, 28,000, was over Buchanan alone, hot counting Fillmore's vote, while Washburne beats all parties now over 16,000, and 5,000 more than Morrill beat Smart last year.

The following are the Congressmen elected, with the majorities: 1 John N. Goodwin by 1,667 over Thomas M. Hayers 2. ChaHes W. Walton by 3,000: over Calvin Record 3. Samuel C. Fessenden by 900, over Alfred W. Johnson 4. Anson P. Morill by 5,000, over B. A.

Fuller

5. John H. Rice by 2,500 over S. H. Blake .. Frederick A. Pike by 1,300, over Bion Bradbury.—Ind.

Jour.

B@=.Why is a bad picture like weak tea? Because it is.-nSfwcll drawn

GROVER A* RAKER'S

NOISELESS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. JWHE

undersigned,

CLKRGYMEN

SCV" 5

of various de-

JL nominations, having purohased and used in our families "GROVER fe BAKER'S CELEBRA- 'V

beautiful simplicity, ease of management, and the

vvwiuvi*w vti

v"uv

C,h.idlnW' A- M-

Nos. 1 &

COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

TED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,' take pleas- Peasant to take and P«| ely vegetaWc! They aro ure iu recommending it as an instrument fully com- deservedly popular,

bining the essentials of a good machine. Its ^surpasse^ as

strength and elasticity of itsBtitch, unite to render it a machine unsurpassed by any in the market, and one which we feel confident will give satisfaction to all who may purchase and use it.

Rev. W. P. Strickland,

New York.

Rev. N. Vansant, Rev. R. B. Yard, I Rev. C. Larue, Rev. E. P. Rodgcrs, D.D. Rev. W. B. Sprague, D.D. Rev. J. N. Campbell, D.D Rev. Charles Anderson, 1 Rev. Charles Ilawley, I Rev. Daniel H. Temple, Rev. T. M. Hopkins I Rev. William Hosmer, Rev. O. II. Tiffany, D.D Rev. C. J. Bowen, Rev. Jona. Cross, Rev. John M'Cron, D.D. Rev. W. T. D. Clemm, Rev. W. II. Chapman, Rev. F. S. Evans. Rev. R. C. Galbraith, Govanstoion, Md. Rev. T. Daugherty, SVaynsboro, Pa. •*. Rev. Thos. E. Locko, Westmoreland Co., Fit. Rev. W A. Crocker,

Albany, N. Y.

Auburn,

AR.

Baltimore, Md.

Nor/olk F(l.

Rev. John Pans, Rev. J. F. Lannean, Salem, Va. 5CV£h\HTLoyal,

anke!'

Rev. C. A. Rev. A. A. Porter, Seluta, Ala. Rev. Joseph J. Twisc. Speedwell, S. C. Rev. B. B. Ross, Mobile, Ala. Rev. J. L. Michaux, Enfield, N. C. Rev. A. C. Harris,

Rev. W. Perkins, Rev. E. Grand Girard, Ripley,- O. Rev. A. Blake,

Rev. E. C. Benson, A.M. Qamlier, 0. Prof. J. J. M'Elhennv, D.D. Rev. F. Chertcr, Ironton, O. Rev. E. F, Ilasty, Cambridge City, Ind. Rev.J. C. Asmstrong, Saline, Mich. Rev. Arthur Swazey,

tb„co^ IL

Rev. Thos. Rathay, Rev. Henry E. Parker, Rev. G. N. Judd, Montgomery, N. F. Rev. A. M. Stowe, Canandaigua, Ar. Rev. William Long, Cliff Mine, Mich. Offices of Exhibition and Sale:—495 Broadway, New York. 18 Summer Street, Boston. 730 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 181 Baltimore Street, Baltittore. 58 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.— 124 North Fourth Street, St. Louis.

THO'S NEWMAN, Agent,

CRAWFORDSVILLE.

^sSr-SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-^. June 28, I860.

I860. I860.

SPRING STOCK!

G. & B.

AT THEIR OLD STAND,

Have now in Storo a large and generai assort

ment of

NEW-GOODS,

''y CONSISTING OF

DRESS GOODS,

TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS

O O I N

O O S A N S O E S

A S O N N E S I O N S

Hard. Ware,

CUTLERY, SADLERY, IRON,

A I N I E 5 I E 1 S

TOOLS, PLOWS, GLASS,

GLASS WARE, CROCKER Y- WARE,

GROCERIES,

DYE-STUFFS, &C., &C.

All of which weofFcr to our customers, and the

trade generally, at the

LOAVEST COMPETITION PRICES

IX.

GRIMES & BIRBRIDGE.

April 13, 1860-ly.

AMERICAN HOUSE.

v\h & 'ii: '~i

C. WALKER, Proprietor.

THE subscriber having tak- j|p! lijl.en the Tavern stand, sitnate on the cor-

ner pf Washington and Market sts., and known .as the "American House," would respectfully solicit a iiheral share of the public patronage. Boarding with or without Lodging, on the most reasonable terms. My. Tables

shall

tt. tto couctrjr

DR. E. MENDENHALL'S

SCMBJYTMtIC IIF..HF.IHKS

SHOULD

THE

O O S

ISTails, Steel,

be used by every body who nocdmedi-

oines of any kind. They are safe, effectual,

W"T Thev

vegetable

si at R'i^r°t VS«fnIuve

Hcmse

Cincinnati, O.

stock,

Gakna UC

Rev. A. Hunt, Rev. Enstein Morbough, Cambridge City, Ind. Rev. Richard White, Milton, Ind. Rev. Calvin Yale, Martinsburg, Ar. Y. Rev. Joseph Eldridge, Norfolk, Conn. Rev. John Jennings, Rev. William Fhipps, Worcester, Mass. Rev. H. L. Wayland, Rev. OsmondC. Barker,") Bishop of E. Church,

aro

TLTVTY

MFDI^INES

FA MIL EDICIN ES,

and Liver pills. Female

pills, Ague pills, Cough-remedy, Imperial Liniment and Dysenteric Balsam. For sale by T. D. BROWN, and Agents everywhere.

July 12, 1800-ly. ---V:-:

Valuable Farm for Sale. THE

subscriber wishing to remove north, is offering his farm for sale, or trade for a larger tract of land. The farm contains 80 acres 60 acres of which is in good cultivation, and has on it a good new dwelling houso, containing six rooms, porch and other outbuildings a new frame stable two good wells of never-failing water and a fair young orchard of well solccted fruit, which hasjust commenced bearing. This place is situated about one mile and a quarter south of Crawfordsville, between the Grecncastle and Danvillo roads.

Sopt. 6,1860—3w.

1 Charleston, S. C,

/Wer8

,Y.

Rev. C. F. Harris, Rev. Henry A. Riley,

Montr0 Pa.

Rev. A. I. Post, «r0f"«'.-?'rVilSOn4

MD" Genoa, N. Y.

Rev. W F. Curry, A.M. Rev. Elbert Slingerland, Scotia, JV. Y. Prof. John Foster, "1 Rev. Francis G. Gratx

Schencfy

Rev. J. Turnbull Bacus, u.D. Prof. Benj. Stanton. Rev. P. C. Prugh, Xcnia, O.

ISRAEL FATTON.

HENRY OTT & SON,

DEALERS IN

DRUGS & MEDICINES!

have just received from New York, a large and well selected stock of fiiesh Drugs and Medicines, together with an assortment of articles usually kept in the Drug business. Also, a large lot of

.Pure "White Lead,

And Linseed Oil, which wo propose to sell as low as can be bought for cash. Paints of every description Colors of all kinds, ground and ready for Farmers' use, including

^Painting,

Wagous, fec. We have on hand also, Teas of the best quality a good Indigo, and the various brands of ths best

VIRGINIA TOBACCO. We would inform the public, in announcing our

and our customers in general, that we are thankful for past favors and patronage, and assure them that they will always find us prepared to furnish them with a Pure Article of

Imported Wines and Brandies For Medicinal purposes. Our Wines and Brandies are received direct from our own relatives in Prussia, who manufacture them from the products of their own

YINEYAEDS And as such, wo warrant and recommcnd them only, to persons who require a PURE

STIMULATING TONIC.

We have also on hand, Imported Spectacles, suitable for all ages. Also Violin Strings, of tho best foreign importation of any size and kind which the Fiddlers may rely upon as the best ever brought to thcplaco. In connection with the above, we have received a full and complete assortment of

Books and Stationery,

Consisting of School Books, Blank Books, Pocket Books, and the best of Fools-Cap, Letter, Bill and Note PAPERS. Also,

BISTVELOPBS

Of all sizes and qualities. Please give us a call and examine the above stock before purchasing elsewhere. The public may rest assured that our dealings will be fair and honest with everybody in all branches of our business, and we solicit a further continuance of their patronage.

undersigned having purchased the Old Stand of Galey & Ridge, is now prepared to furnish all their old customers and others with every thing in tho

GROCERY AND BAKING LINE,

That is wanted, and trusts that by keeping but a

Good Article at Cheap Prices,

Small Profits, Quick Sales,

AXI) OPPOSED TO MOffOPOI^IES!

To satisfy all that this is the place to buy. Give us a call before purchasing elsowhere. All kinds of

COUNTRY PRODUCE

TAIvEN

HESRY OTT & SOX.

Crawfordsville, June 7, I86O-6111.

Attention Farmers!

AND

EYEEYB ODY!

EXCHANGE FOR

GR.OCE3RIE3S!

N. B.—MR. JOSEPH

GALEY,

will continue to

wait on all their customers and friends, at the old stand, two doors north of F. H. Fry's store. All orders punctually and faithfully attended to, on short notice.

WILLIAMS.

Crawfordsville, Dec. 22, 1859-tf.

WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!

rawfor dsvill

WOOLEN FACTORY

II\ OPERATION AS USUA1..

WOOL

Carding, Carding and Spinning, Reeling, Doubling and Twisting done up at short notice and workmanlike, at

CUSTOMARY PRICES.

Mixed wool worked separate all wool sent by Rail Road with directions enclosed will be promptly doc.e and returned.^

Organs.

always be supplied with

MEDICALofADVICE

JgUlL

WAimsB_

CravfordEvillR, April 5. I860—tt.

R» M. HILLS.

Wc would also call your attention to our largo

STOCK OF GOODS

at greatly rcduccd pricos, to exchange for wool or we will pay the highest market .pricc ir\ cash for wool delivered at the Warehouse.

SWEETSER, DAVIS HIDLS.

May 3,1860-tf. t% ,f

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

pnaLA»ELPinA.

A Benevolent Institution established by special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted icith Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and eipecially for the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual

given gratis, by the Act

ing Surgeon, to alL who apply by letter, with a description their condition, (ago, occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and incases of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of chaxge.

VALUABLE ItEPORTS on Spermatorrhoea, and other ^Diseases

the Sexual- Organs, and*on

the XliW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary sent to tho afllictcd in sealed letter, envelops, froe of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.

Address, DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting

Surgeon,

Howard Association, No. 2 South

ninth Stroot, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of tho Directors, GEO. FAIRCHILi), SF.GHETAiiy.

EZRA D. HARTWELLr President.

March 22,130-1v. ..

I W I E A E

SIGN

THE

APRIL

BUCK'S PATENT

STILL AHEAD

AND TOOK

THE "PREMIUM

JlfEW GOODS

JUST KEOEIYED AT THE

CM HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL AND

«GS-.«ER.^saLji:rw

COMMISSION STORE!

HERE CAN BE FOUND THE LARGEST & CHEAPEST STOCK OF

IRON, NAILS, STEEL, AXLES,

Springs, Sash, G-lass, Locks, Latches, Butts, Hinges,

SyabtB, £)ot$, £ovks,

HAMES, TRACES, LOG & HALTER CHAINS, STRAW-CUTTERS,

MOWING SCYTHES, MILL, CUT, AND HAND SAWS. ALSO,

OF ALL KINDS

FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

OF EVERY VARIETY

1—2—4—6 & 8 HORSE POWER.

ALSO, STEAM ENGINES, FOR. THRESHING MACHINES! FARMERS,

THE BEST

Reaping and Mowing Machines built in America!

BEING EXCLUSIVELY IN THE

HARDWARE & AGRICULTURAL TRADE,

I can and MILL SELL GOODS below all COMPETITION.

p»ad"Lock5

26, 1860—LY.]

No.

-AT THE—

fUS:

Over all competition. It ivill recommend itself.

ALSO:

A splendid assortment of other

COOKING STOVES

FROM—

$12,00 to $30,00.

—LARGK—

BOX STOVES,

For C'hurchcs, Halls and School-Houses.

—ALSO—

A good assortment of those truly serviceable

Russia Iron

PARLOR STOVES,

Which for beauty and convenience, aro excelled by no stove in the market.

Cast Parlor Stoves,

Of several patterns—bosh open and closed front.

A good assortment of

W A it E

Mado from the best brands of

TIN* PLATE

Coppfr-Biralljiug,

In all its different departments.

Sheet Iron Work Done

On short noticcl Old tin ware repaired and made as good as noi?l Particular attention given to

Roofing, Guttering and

Spouting, all of which wc warrant to give satisfaction! All kinds of

Old Copper, Pewter, Lead and Brass, taken in exchange, for anything in our line. sept. 30, 1859-tf.] JOHN HOOVER.

I I E N S O

OLD MONTGOMERY! I

tender you my. most sincere thanks for .ypur very liberal patronage since I have been with you and as my rooms are permanently loc&ted in th^s place, I hope you may find it to your own advantage as well as mine to give me a call always when you want anything in my line, as I am determined none can make you any better work and nono shall make you any cheaper. I always keep tho best assortment of cases and frames in the market, and the only Megascopic Cansera in -this partfOf51he.country." Call andT sq6 itoe^ltoieTfer..

Jpu

want Dagu'erreotypes, Melaiheotypes, Ambrotypes, Photographs, or any kind of sunlight Pictures.— The motto shall bo

NONE BETTER, NONE CHEAPER. Yours very Respectfully, Oct. 6, 1859.-tf. A. S. HUGHES.

Spectacles! Spectacles!! GOLD,

Silver and Plated Spectacles—of tho finest Pebble Glasses—with all the latest im-provemonts-Hito suit all ages, just rcceivcd, also Eye Protectors' and Goggles.

May 10,'00.] .JAMEjs PATTERbO..

Block.

Empire

SAMUEL H. GREGG.

A A E E

SASH'.POOE

IN A O

T'lE

pubseriber liavieg commenced businoj-s on his oivn account, w.niM reypcctfully solicit a share of public patronage. Having added

New Machinery,

And anple Shop room, he is able to compete with any Factory of the kind in ehe State. lie will keep 011 hands at all times a large assortment of Rash and Doors for supplying the

Wholesale and Retail Trade! Orders for Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Window and Door Casing, Mouldings of all discriptions, from hair inch to seven inches in width, filled on the shortest notice. He is also prepared to

WORK FLOORING,

And Plane Lumber, at rcducedcd prices, which will pay those in need of the same, to give him a call where they will also find

PLANED AND ROUGH SIDING, Latli, Pine and Poplar Shingles, At the lowest market price. A liberal discount made to Dealers.

H. W. SMITH, Proprietor, Lafayette Ind.

fig" All orders left with the undersigned, will meet with prompt attention. Campbell, Galey & Ilarte Grimes Burbridge Shmucl Gregg Blair Cumberluhd. •ftS"Wareroom at the Old Stand, on Illinois street, nearly opposite Gas Works. ^5£f"Factory, South of the City, in the Brick Building formorly occupied by Mr. Nieol as a Foundry. II, W. S.

June 7,1.860.—ly.

that can be

had in the market. Particular attention paid to all kind of

SINGEE'S SEWING MACHINES, FIFTY DOLLARS.

HAVING

completed and occupied our great

Fire-Proof Manufactory—the most perfect machine shop in tho world—wo have signalized the event by producing a new FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, containing the latest improvements, at tho very low prico of

FIFTY DOLLARS.

This great reduction will leavo the public without inducement of excuse for buying any of the inferior machines which infringe our patents. Competition will honceforth become impossible. A large reduction has been made in the prices of all of

SINGEE'S STANDAED MACHINES, For manufacturing purposes, which are well known to be-without any successful rival in thpi market.— M-uch-has recently- bedn published in regard to various stitches made by sewing machines. We will take it for granted that all the world knows the fact, that Singer's Machines make the best stitch ever invented, and do it in the best stylo. ^©"Send for a copy of I. M. Singer & Co's Gazette, which contains full information about prices, sizes, etc., of sewing machines, and will be supplied gratis. ,,

If I. M. BINGER & CO., 458 Broadway, New-York.

Oct. 10, 1859.

Choice Perfumery,

LL kin da,.at july 7, '59!

T. D.-BROWN'S.

SCHULTS & VANDYKE,

I IMI'OBTEKS AND 1UNUFACTUBKE8 01"

CIGARS SNUEF,

T© 1 A

South side Main, between Washington A Green Sts

i* !wfbrdsville?

WOULD

respectfully inform the citixcns generally, that having located permanently in the place, and feeling thankful for past favors— having done a living business—and wishing to continue the same—would solicit a continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the concern. Call at the old stand, sign of the Indian Chief.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

At AVholcsale and Retail! The most choice bxands of Tobacco and cigars will be sold at the lowest figures. SCI1TLJS VANDYKE.

Apr. 26.1860-ly.

MAMMOTH STOCK

WATCHES, CLOCKS,

AND

JEWEL!!.

JAMES PATTERSON,

WTNG just returned from New York and Philadelphia, would inform the citizens of Montgomery and surrounding counties, that hu has purchased, and are beingopened, the most complete stock of Watchcs, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Articles and Cutlery, ever brought to Crawfordsville. It consists in part of

WATCHES!

Gold and Silver, Hunting and Opened faced.

CLOCK.S.

For Dwellings, Stores, Banks, Churches and School Houses, of Seth Thomas' Jerome's and Watcrbury Clock Company's manufacture.

JEWELRY"!

Of all styles and patterns, Coral, Carbuncle, Mosaic, Cameo. Gold-stone, Miniature also Lockcts of all sizes.

POCRET-BOORS!

Of all shapes and sizes: Morocco, Calf and Buckskin Purses.

Table Cutlery!

Of all prices, from 75 cents, to $(! per set.

Pocket Knives!

The most complete stock ever saw in town. From 10 cents, up to $3.

Looking Glasses,

From a mammoth size to a Pocket Mirror.

SILVER AND PLATED WARE!

Pure silver and Tea and Table Spoons. Cups, Forks, Castors, Butter-Knives.Soup Ladle.-. Cream Spoons and Sugar Tongs—all warranted of coin standard.

A O S

Genuine Wade Butcher's, and other reliable brands.

mi/,iiuest

Big and little, thick and tliin. Rattan. Gutla Perch a, Hickory, Ac., kit. JAMES PATTERSON.

May 10, 1800.] Main St., Cravrfordsvi-llo.

Dr. W*miderbift,

erit al Surge on,

All operations pertaining to the science, carefully attended to, with the least possible pain. ^53"Dental Rooms in Empire Block, No. 1

Crawfordsville, July 14, 1854.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY

AND

JOHN M. BUTLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,

CEAWFOEDSY1LLB, IND,

OFFICE,Hall.

BOOTS! BOOTS!

RESPECTFULLY tenders hissevvi-j Farmers: ^ve v,il! s.-ll you toou Goods and at n» ^VHBgSLces to the citizens of Crawfordsville low figures as any house in this place can, or do ^~^-COCjLj!?and vicinity. Ho gives particular at- gcil, and no mistake. (Jive us a trial. tcntion to carious Teeth, millions of which are now WASSOX A: BTXFORP. annually lost for want of timely and judicious March L'0, '8l'0-ly. treatment. Those that arc in want of artificial

teeth can do well to call and see spccimen of the !h oUC't'SS VripO'ftHilll'n t/l the A IIi'((S \f best manufacture of ..... i. nmnrutct!

PorceSain Tceila IES t5ie We.vl. I

Having sure utility and ease to all veijuii-ins artificial substitutes, from a single tooth to an mure double sot. All work warranted.

S I O E S

REPAIRED

and warranted. To this branch of

business, I call especial attention and feel confident, that in prices and quality of work, perfect satisfaction will be given.

May 10, I860.] JAS. PATTERSON.

SUMMER HATS, the latest styles, just received by Express at (June &.] GRAHAM BRO'S.

GOLD PENS

the Finest Quality, for sale by ... JAS. PATTERSON. May 10, 1800.

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS

WESTWARD! I

HAVE just received a complete assortment of Revolvers, Guns, Pistols, and Bowie Knives.— Revolvers of Colt's, Allan's, Sharp's, and Manhattan Patent. JAS. PATTERSON.

May 10, 1860.

South side of Public Square, in Wash

ington Collections promptly made and remitted. Dec. 1, 1859-ly.

NEW GROCERIES!

T. X. BROWN'S,

CRAWFORD'S BRICK,

MAIN STREET, Crawfordsville.

COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR,

MOLASSES, EIGE, SPICES, CONFECTIONEEY, FEUITS, NUTS, TOBACCO, POWDEE, LEAD, SHOT,'COD-PISH MACKEEEL,

And every thing usually kept in Grocery Storo ^All'kind3 of CGUNTRY PRODUCE taken in eqchange. Save money by calling.

May 24,1860.

EMBROIDERIES, SLEEVES, &0., AEd"in"-s

NEW lotof Embroideries, Sleeves and Collars and Flouncings, at reduced prices,

SNYDER'S CHEAT CASH STOEB.

April 21, I860.

SHOES! SHOES!! THE

subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Orawfordsville and vicinity, that they have just recoivcd at the old stand,

FISHER'S BLOCK,:

Corner of Main and Vcrncn Streets, a new stock of

Boots & Shoes,

for the spring and summer trade, fresh from the

NEW® ENGLAND

manufacturers—selected with a view to durability Fine and heavy work of all kinds

FOR THE LADIES!

Misses andchildrens Boots and Shoes of tho choicest quality of all kinds.

Youths' Boys' & Hens'

Boots. Congress Gaiters,Oxford Ties, Brogams, See., kc. All of wliioh we are determined to sell cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in the market.— Call and see us before purchasing. Also, on hand a large lot of

U©ME W©^K9

of the first quality, and

W A A N E

Repairing done in the best style and on the shorfenotice. CURTIS & BROTHER. April 20, ISOO-tf.

FRESH ARRIVAL

NEW GOODS

AT TLIE OLD

BINF0RD CORNER!

WASSOM & BINF0RD,

RE now in receipt of their spring and summer stock of

STAPLE & FANCY

Clothing, Hals, Cap?. Boots. Shoes,

Queenswar©

Cutlery, kr.. to which they wish to direct the attention of their numerous customers, and the public generally. This is undoubtedly one of the raoft complete stocks ever purchased for the Crawfordsville market though do not pretend to say that it i° the largest or only stock in the place nor that wu have the only stock in town. But we can tell thopublic, and with truth too, that we have a superior, well-assorted, and extensive stock. A stock tha^ will meet the wants of a large patronage.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

of various kinds and styles: and at unprccedcntfci low prices.

Bonnets and Sibbons,

of all sort? aiulsizes for Ladies and Misaee.

E N O W E S

American Flowers. Laces, Fringes, Ac.

O O S A N S O E S

Hiits Caps, nic assortment of fine shoes for the Luciics—(he in the jn'.irket.

T'Tv AT .A11T7 I1 AmTTTTur1

of all kin«ls.a:id sivles for men and bovs.

Hrinii Jonir vour

P10BUGE AND CASH,

PHCENIX

& E

IIAiriEOUD. CONN

Cash Capital, $400, OOO. OCX Cash Assets, $582,355.00

The PIICKXIX COMTANV, devoting its entiro timo ami attention to the business of

FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY,

And having a Cash Capital pledged solely for that purpose, is enabled to offer scrr.tuoR advantages to those desiring reliable indemnity, and promptness in the settlement of losses the '•Phoenix" has no rival in America.

S. L. LOOMIS, President.

II. KELLOGG, Sec y.

BRANCH OFFICE, Xos. 31 33. WEST THIRD STRJCKT, CINCINNATI. M. GILL, General Agent.

«=£rApplications solicited, and Poiicics issued! direct by GEO. HOUGH, Agent, Crawfordsville, Ind,

ggf-FULL COMPLIANCE WITH STATE LAWS, Feb. 16, 1860-ly.

WHITE RIVER VALLEY

INSURANCE COMPANY!

Incorporated by the legislature of Indir ...ana, A. X., 1836.

OT'FTCE NO. 2, GLENN'S BLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Chartered Capital, ™, $200,000.

Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture and personal Property, against loss or damage by Fire, at as low rates as any other respontible Company.

li: BOARD OF DIRECTORS. F. BIGLER, Register L\ S. Treasury, W. H. Dedrick, ^'a"\Cox' ./ E. T. Skinner, Adolphus I. RocWll, Jeremiah Weekly, E. T. Bussell,

C. W. vvarriner.

E. T. RUSSELL, President.

ADOLPIIUS F. ROCKWELL, Sec'y.

.r REFERENCES BY PERMISSION-.

A. P. AVILLARD, Governor, N J. W. DODD, Auditor- of State, Hon. JAMES MORRISON, Indianapoli^ Col N. B. PALMER, SAM'L HETSELGESSER, SAMUEL WILMOT, 1 J. S. PRATT, Hon E. MCDONALD,

S. TAM, Gen. Agent.,

Ti W HARBISON, Ag'l Cramfordwilk Jan. =6, I860-—ly-