Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 July 1862 — Page 3

Protection against Lightning.

O N

Copper

Tubular

Ds»- WITH

Munson's rod is the most complete protection against disaster by lightning ever invented. Its chief points of superiority are: lit Great Conducting Power.—Copper is the best conductor of electricity known, except silver. It it eight tiiaoa greater th iron.

Its Tubular Spiral Shape.—This form gives the greatest strength at, the smallest possible cost. It is the shape of the "Fulgarite," the vitrified tube formed by electricity when striking upon sand, thus indicating the form required. It is better

than a solid

corP^ f^r

m,rf.

ce 2'.'

inches^injireumfe^

ence, and its cost is not one qunrtei ..j iol ^nlber

Its Perfect Joints.—The mannerof connecting the joiuts is "such that perfect continuity is formed from one end to the other. Iron rods are connected by nuts that in many eases are imperfect when first •put on. and the best of them become disconnected by tho action of the wind a«d oxvdation in a short

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Gol'l Plated Point.—Tho point, besi-des reaching upward has four prongs, ail of which are shaqi and bright, so as to receive the electrical current from any direction. It is of solid copper, and plated with rure poM.

Durability.—This rod will remain a good protection against the disasters of lightning, as long as the building endures upon which it is erected.

This rod has received the highestmarks of commendation which science ean give. It has been

•1 Boston: Dr. Buckman. Prot.of Chemistry in Penn •i Medical University and indeed, by over 500 Professors in Col-leges, and other scientific men, asthe best rod ever invented, .ind possessing all the elerments necessary to protect buildings from light-

It has received tho first premiums at the State Fairs of New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Connecticut, and at the National Fair Maryland Institute, American Institute of New York city,Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. Mechanic's Institute Cincinnati, aud at very many Countv and District Fairs in all sections of the country. It bus been successful in every contest. Over 300 newspapers and other journals have spoken of it in tfcrins of the highest praise, and it has feaen liberally patronized lv tho most intelligent people wherever iutroduetd.

The relative conducting power of metals, is as follows: Silver, 100: Copper, 92 Gold, 05 Zinc, 24: Tin. 14: Iron, 12: Lead, 9 Platinum, 7. '"'Its spiral flanges stiffen the rod, and the rough edges dissipate the electricity, and therein is much better than a smooth surface."—Dr. JJoynton. "The open flanges running spirally the whole length of the rod, enable the fluid to freely traverse ififceth surfaces and at the sitmo time.pursue the spiral course natural to its movement."'— Prof. Buck man. •"When electricity is communicated to a conducting body, it does not distribute itself uniformly through tho whole mass, but exclusively upon the surface."—Draper'* ChmUtri, pa ye 105. "Copper is little affectedly exposure, whereas, iron soon rnst?, and in a few years cea.=es to be a conductor."—Jlenonn's E*s-iys.

A correspondent of the South Bend (Ind.) Register, of a receut date, says the frame dwelling of Nathaniel Frame, in Warren Township,St. Joseph co., was struck by lightning. The rods on it were square iron, in p'ieees. eunncetcd by burrs or nuts the electricity left the rod at the connection, and passed into the house, doing considerable damage, ©uring the same m«nth, the dwelling of I). I. -Bloomer, of Peru Tp., same county, was struck by lightning.' Its rods were.of fluted iron, connected by burrs or nuts. The lightning left the rod at the first burr, and passing into the house, injured Mr.

Bloomer and wife slightly, and damaged the house to the extent of $100. Mr. Wittev's house, in Cerman Tp., St. Joseph co.. wn« similarly protected(?) .and being struck, ^ic lightning left the rod at the third nut, and seriously damaged the house. .have numerous instr.noi where buildings cwercd with iron reds, have been injured or destroyed by ^i-»htning. The School Board of Keoku Iowa, .[recently decided to take down the iron rods of their •'.central school house, because of their inelficienc3" the building having been struck by lightning and materially damaged—and ordered the erection of

Munson's Spiral Copper Bod. We learn that notwithstanding these facts, the iron rod peddlers are busy in certain quarters circulating the most outrageous stories about the copper rod. We caution tho public against them. "When tiie building is protected by Munson's Copper Lightning Hod, five per cent, may be deducted fiom the premium note. No deduction for Iron Rods."—From Rules of Indiana Innirttnce Co. "Iron, on account of it3 low conducting power, ig more easily melted than copper."—Cyclopedia of Useful Arts, pajc 557. "I would not hesitate to commend Munson's Bod to all who wish a perfect protection from accidents by lightning."—Prof, llroicn of the N. W. C.'University.

Orders may be sent by mail or left at our office, No. 1 Blackford's Block, immediately over American Express Co.'s office. Trice twenty-five cents per foot, and two dollars for points. There is a fine field in this business for peddlors who buy at

wholesale*

July 10, 1862,

NOTICE

J. J. REYNOLDS & CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

WEST STDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

yf*c

i|"

LIGHTNING BOD,

SPIRAL FLANGES,

.X.. (PATENTED AUG. 6, 1856.) vl

such a rod would be T^'i,lrr«-n m.lv to ^e town c.f Crawfordsville, containing two li'v^WtricitV" This rod has

%Voti£$ iffln$olvim£$^

ATof

the June Term of tb« Court of Common PIoa3 Montgomery county, Indiana, estate of Noah Hartmari, deceased, Was declarfed probably insolvent, Creditors are therefore notified that the same will be settled acciordingljr-

July 3,18C2-3w*.

GOLD.

LOCKE & MtJNSON, Manufacturers, Indianapolis, Ind.

mldminisirator'8 JVotice,

is hereby given that thfe undersigned has been granted letters of administration on the estate of Sarah A". McCoy, lata of Montgomery county* Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to bo solvent. ROBERT D. YOUEL,

July 10, 1862-3w*. Administrator.

JLafayette, Ind,

LL fioods sold by us guaranteed asrepresent'iA.

ed and

pricesas

low

July. 3, 1862-3m.

as .any house in the west.

From Importers.

7E.IS, JVetv Crop,

COFFEE, -v

SOHdl, SUGARS, #c.,

At the lowest market rates. July 3,1862-6m. J. J. REYNOLDS & CO.

JYotice to Stockholder*.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the Stockholders in the Crawfordsville and Alamo Turnpike Company will meat at the Court House in Crawfordsville on Saturday, July 12th, 1862, for the pnrpose of electing aBoard of Directors of- (|aid company for tho ensuing year. ,t

Byordflrnf .theBo&rd.

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HUSTON,

JOSEPH Administrator.,

SIXTEENTH INDIANAREGIMENT!

VLSE reports have been mfedo in regard to the re-organization of this regiment. All persons authorized in terms to raiso companies, or parts of companies, for this regiment by Colonel T. J. Lucas, Lieutenant Colonel J. Wolfe or Adjutant Conover will be fully carried out, and, in all casos, commissioned and non-commissioned officers will be allowed according to the number of men raised und mustered.

The old Captains aud Lieutenants comply with precisely the same terms in raising comp&nios that are required of others.

New parties raising companies f^r this regiment have all the advantages to themselves that thoy could have in any other.

The regiment is filling rapidly. Those desiring to secure an interest the "Sixteenth" must apply immediately. T. J. LUCAS, Colonel.

July 3,1S6? J- WOLFE, Lieut. Col.

SHERIFF'S S*%EE.

virtue of an execution to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Montgonury county, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door in the town of Crawfordsville on

Saturday the 20th Jay of July, 1862,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4o'elock p. m. of said day, the rents find profits Tor a term

t~X(.cedin„ veav3 of the f6n0„-ing

Rcresi

asurface^ti mcs greater than the common iron cry and State of Indiana and if the rcnts and a suriact .. profits will not sell for a sum suflicient to satisfy interest andcosts, I willat the same offer for sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Isaiah Jones

times erentor than the common iron /•'. .7, ..

rod and being 8 times beltet conducting metal, it P™fi

follows th^t this rod is equal to twenty iron rods, ^aid execution, int in their best condition, while Us peculiar shape *1™ adds 50 percent, at least, to thi* estimate.

Jt D«es not Rttsi.—Copper will not rust, but will alwavs retain its power of conduction, while an iron rod"Soon rusts, aud then not only loses its usefulness, but becomes absolutely dangerou--.

!.ving and being in the county of Montgom-

will not se

at the suit of James Graham and Nathan L. Gra ham. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

June26, lSG2-3w-pr's fee $3,60.

vni)iir«rd bv t. Farmer, Electrical Engineer, di.ina, the rents and profits for a tcrin not exceed enaorst-u :f x» I r.e rnllr.«.

SHERIFF'S SAEE.

BYto

virtue of a certified order and decree of sale, me directed by the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court, in an action wherein John P. Campbell, David Ilarter aud William S. Galey arc plaintiffs, and Amos Sullivan isdefendant, requiring me to malce the sam of two hundred and fourteen dollars and sixty-fivceents, ($214,65,) and accruing interest and costs, I will expose to. public sale to the highest bidder on

Saturday the 20th day of July, 1862 Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.and 4 o'clock p. tn. of said day, at the Court House door in tb« town of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, In-

rlecnrihpH rcnl cs

ing seven years of the following described real estate in said county of Montgomery, to-wit: Twenty (20) acres off the north end of the east half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-five (25) in township eighteen (lS)north of range four west,in the district of land subject to sale at Crawfordsville, lying and being in the countj" of Montgomery and State of Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sum sufficient to ,satisfy said decree or order of sale,interest and costs, I willat .he same time and place offer for sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as maybe sufficient to discharge said order of sale, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

GEO. W. HALL, Sheriff M. C.

June 2f», 1862-3w-pr's fee $4,80.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS!

ACCORDEONS,

Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Tam

borines, Flutes, Fifes, Violin & Guitar string and all other articles in thatline, just received, may 1.] JAS. PATTERSON & SON.

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS

WESTW AED.

IRevolvers.

HAVE just received a complete assortment of Guns, Pistols and Bowie Knivcs.Revolvers of Colt's, Allan's, Sharp's and Manhat tan Patent, JAS. PATTERSON & SON.

May 11802.

Spectacles! Spectaclest

Silver and Plated Spectacles—of the finest Pebble Glasses andto suit all ages—constantly on hand: also Eve Protectors and Goggles may].] JAS. PATTERSON & SON.

Clocks! Clocks! ClocksI

ONE

hundred twenty-four hour and eight day Clock?, of the most reliable manufactures on hand and for salc. None of them will be sold until they have been fully tested and found correct.— They will all be warranted one year. mayl, *62 JAS. PATTFRSON & SON.

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For sale, in Crawfordsville, by Walter S. Brown & Co.

July

to McClure & Fry's and buy your Boots and Shoes. They have just received afresh stoc"' and are selling them lower than they have ever been sold in this town before. There is the place to buv cheap soods and no mistake.

June 5, 1862. .JIcCLURE & FRY.

fcrl'i. Linseed Oil, superior quality. 5 brl». of O 'Eoiosioo^or Coal -Oil. JifT t.' MANSQjf. T.._» taef*

June «.-MSr.

0RTABLE and STATIONARY ENGINES

Boilers and Sheet Iron Work Circular Saw Mills, (Single and Double Sash and MuleySkwl Mills Grist Mills Sugar Mills Dragg.aws Shingle Machines Br.ass Sittings and (popper Work iHorse Powers, 2, 4, 6,8 and 10 Horso Threshing Machines, (Pitt's Patent Improved Foundery, Machine and Smith Work, &c. aS3~Send for a Circular.

desorib

03tat0^fe_ Vr TT,culldjvidedonc-t'uhtcenUi

firc

(6) iu Pcttenger's addition

GEO. W. HALL, Sheriff M. C.

HASSELMAN & VINTON,

Washington Foundery and Machine Worksr-4i: May 15, 1862-4m. Indinnapolis, Ind.

CARD TO YOUNG LADIES ANDGENTLE-MEN.-—The subscriber will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, the Refceipo and directions for mf.king a simple Vegetable Halm, that will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness, and all impurities and roughness of the Skin, leaving the same—as Nature intended it should bo—soft,clear,smoothand beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe, with full instructions, directions, and advice, will pleaso call on or address (with returnjiostage,)

THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist, May 22-2m] 831 Broadway, New York.

TtheSUFFERER.—Published

HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A as a warning and for especial benefit of Young Men, and those who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c., fcc., Src., by one who has cured himself by simple means, after being put to great expense and inconvenience, through the use of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copies may be had of tho author, C. A. Lambert, Esq., Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq.,

Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y...

May 22,1S62-2m. Cjames patterso*. THO'S PATTERSON.

James Patterson & Son! WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS!

MAIN ST., CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

TT fifc/ies, Clocks, Jewelry & Music Boxes

,. Repaired and Warranted.

THE

above Firm keeps constantly on hand the largest and most complete stock of Watches,

Clocks, Jewelry,®*V

Silver and Plated Ware, Looking Glasses, -1 Spectacles,

MODEL STOCK!

Satisfy yourselves with the

MODEL PRICES

And make the acquaintance of the

MODEL FIRM!

Ladies, do likewise! Yours, respectfully, mayl,'62.] JAS. PATTERSON & SON.

NEW GOODS!

H. POTTINGrER'S!

One door south of Kelseys Grocery Store.

r^ow%vVv-

VW SYX

is now in receipt of his SPRING STOCK of

Which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest for

CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE!

The s4ock consists lif part of the following articles Tho latest styles of Ladies' fancy

DBESS GOODS,

A large assortment of new and beautiful Prints, new style Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Ribbons and Notions. A full stock of

Cloths, tides.

jBOOTS & SHOES

For everybody.

Heady Made Clothing,

Hats/Caps, Bonnets, Queensware, Glassware, Knives ana Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, kc. Having purchased my goods. at papio prices, I shall be able to sell them on as good terms as any other bouse. Thankful for past favors, I hope for a continuance of the same from the public. Please call and examine my stock before -purchasing elsewhere. H. POTTINGER.

May 22, lBM-ly^

MUSIC LESSONS.

Everybody. big own Teacbeir.

have on hand a complete assortment of Methods and Instructors for the Guitar, Violin, Accordeon and Flute, which will enable any one to become his own teacher, and become a proficicnt.on the Instrament. mdyi, 1862] JAS. PATTERSON''4: SON.

TOIIJET

RAZORS,

5'1862

FRESH ARRIVAL! GO

OF.

ARTICLES.

*i't V\f 'C

THEY

Fire Arms,

Table & Pocket Cutlery

Musical Instruments,

Toilet Articles,

Fancy Goods, &c., Ever opened in Crawfordsville! We are now receiving our

Spring and Summer Goods!

Which, in connection with what we have already on hand, will allow us to commence the season with upwards of

810,000 STO OK

All of which will be sold at

FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES! Farmers, mechanics, men of all trades and professions, whenever you come to town, do not fail to stop at the sign of the GOLDEN WATCH, and examine the

Tooth

Strops,Combs, Hair Brushes,

Brushes,Shaving Cream, and other artioles— for sale by May 1, 1862

JAS. PATTERSON 4 SON.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Muiftc Boxes,

this branch of the business we call especial attention, and feel satisfied thatrin prices and quality of work perfect satisfaction will be given'.

JAS. PATTERSON SOX.

Mayl, 1862-ly.

GOLD PENS. ..

th© Finest Quality,'for sale.by, i.' •:jas:patters6n*4-so».-'-M*y I, 1862-ly ....

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"fob# seen at the oid andwell-known sfof^of

MTL0RE& FRYI

'-i/« ff

arc now just receiving the largest and best selected stock of "Spring' and Summer Goods that they have ever offered- to their friends and customers, and we do say that we can and will sell goods lowC thaij.we have

EVER DONE BEFORE!

We do not say, as some do, that wo can and will sell goods ,'

LOWER THAN OUR NEIGHBORS!

For wo do not know what they can do but all wc 'V* ask of our'friends i's comc and see our goods, and

then decide for yourselves. We are Belling all

the best

Calicoes at Ctsl

Nice Lawns, warranted fast colors....12}£ to 16 cts.

Nice new stylo Gray-Goods^.

6% to 16 cts.

Challies..

All kinds of men and boys' ware, as

12 to 25 eta.

low as ever.... ..15 to 30 cts.

Bleached Muslin somo lower than it.has been.

Fine Brown Muslin at the some old price...12Kcts.

All kinds of Linen:'Goods for men and boys arc lower.

HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, KIBBONS,

And all sush goods are lower than we have ever

had them. All Silk Bonnet Ribbon, such as was

worth 25 cents last year.:...7 1C to 18 cts.

Bonnet Flowers and Rulias are lower.

Best Shakers. .35 to 40 cts.

Misses' and Childrehfi* Hats lower than ever.

WHITE gOODS,

We can and will sell b?low anything that has ever

been sold in this market,

Plaid Jaconett. 10 to 25 cts.

12£ to 20 cts.

Barred goods for Window Curtains ..12)4

Ladies'Linen Collars with crimped edge.8 to 10 cts.

Swiss, same as wc sold last year

at 50 cents, now. ..20*25 cts.

51eeve8and Collars last year were worth

$3,50, now $2,25

Nice Linen Handkerchiefs 8,10, and 25 cts.

Nice Embroidered Skirting..'.".." 25 cts.

Nice Black Collars for Ladies 15 to 40 cts.

All kinds of -.-t

Blaols. Goods,

For those who wish the^i. We invite them to come and examine our stock. We can sell all kinds of black goods lower thanever. Come and buy

SKEEETOJV SHIRTS!

Lower than you can from any other house in the State.

20 Hoop Skirts,

for

Cassimeres, CottonTweeds« Bleached and ISroitn Jtluslift, Tickings,

STRIP ED SHIRTING, #c.

$0,6G

Simo goods aro selling all through the town

1,00

1,15

All sizes for Misses and Children in the same

proportion. Come and buy a nice Balmoral Skirt

$2,15

at. 3,00

We have the best assortment of goods that wo have ever offered to our friends, and can and will sell them lower than we ever have beforo. Comc and buy your

Boots and Shoes,

Lowor than you ever did before.

Mens1 Calf Boots, good pure calf. $2,25

ti ... ii ti- a a 2,75

Mens* "best quality Grained'Boots .r 2,75

All kinds of Mens' Shoes lower than we havo

over seen them before. •, .i'-

Mens* best quality Plow Shoos $1,00

Brogans.... $1,00 and $1,25

Boys' Brogans,as good as we ever sold, at...90 ets.

All kinds of Mens', Bo^s', Youths' and Children's Shoes. -1

Ladies' Balmoral Shoes,(pure goat)...$1,00 *$1,25

Kid Boot.... 1,00

"We have not time'to ifiention but few artioles,

but conclusion we'do'-ash' all who wish

CHEAP GOODS!

To come and examine out stock, and if you don't like the goods and prices, we shall not think hard, nor charge for showing them. We think our goods will show for themselves. We shall not say how we got tho goods oir who Bought them, nor we do not say to our friends And the public that we' consider ourselves the

Sharpest d&eH in Town

But we do ask them to come and take a look at oar goods for themselves.- Wo Will take in exchange ior goods all kinds of.

1 PAODUOB,

At&«,be«tmarkat.price, and when.you have no. wffifr^iiffee lfay'l/18«j-ly

oashand nevornifuse. MeCLtRE A FRY.

DENTAL SURGEONS,

ratloi?) pertaining to. the Dental profession in tb most approved manner. Artificial teeth inserted npoft tliV Vulcanite Baae, -the latest and best method now in use. Call and examine specimens.

All persons wishing work done will please give us a call. Teeth inserted on gold plate. Also, by the useof a new and valuable external remedy, #e areenfcbled toextract teeth without pain to the patient. Charges moderate and all work warranted. Office over J.

WISE'S CHEAP STORE!

GREAT ATTRACTION!!

Large invoice of

STMMER GOODS

Just received. A very fine assortment of

DRESS GOODS!

Of every description. A fine assortment of

Silk and Lace Mantles!

A complete stock of

PRINTS AND DOMESTIC GOODS!

Greater inducements to buy Dry-Goods than this house offers cannot be-wanted. Only call and sec how the low prices will astonish you. Remember the place—"Washington Hall" building.

Juno 12, 1862.

10,000

RMPFOTFTiJjLTnottiy.tlM dtimni of oh tgoraery conAty that' they are ready at any. time to perform all ope-

Gaskill Sc Co.'s Shoo store, Crawfords

ville, Indiana. [April 3, 1862-ly.

ANTXj.D!

pounds of BACON

«it

1 0 0 0 0

POUNDS of LAKD WANTED AT

BINFORD'S.

1 0 0 0 0

POtTNDS OF RAGS WANTED AT

BINFORD'S.

1 0 0 0 0

Pounds of FEATHERS WANTED at

BINFORD'S.

1 0 0 0 0

Pounds of BEES-WAX WANTED at

BINFORD'S.

for which tiae highest market price will be paid in GOODS at

BINFORD'S.—

Ifny 20, 1-862-—

virtue-of a.Ocrt'itl.ed order apc^etfrefe oCialq J6-fae'ldUfected by iheJcihrluk th«.jlfo*tgam^ ery Circuit Court, in an action wherein John Simons is plaintiff^ and Ellas Francis and Nancy Francis are defendants,:TiS|ffrrInj^-me to make, the sum of five thousand and twenty-five dollars ahS-fifty-five-cents, ($5,026 65,) and accrniiflin^erest andcosts, I will expose to public sale|«Lgbhe highest bidder on

Saturday the

day 1862,

Between the hours of 1Q jp',o(pck a. u. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at'tlfff Cotlrt House door, ij the town of Crawfordsvilla^ Montgomery county, Indiana, tho rents anefprofits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate in said county of Montgomery, to-wit: The west half of the sou'thsast quarter and the east half Of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter ,of -section twenty-six, (26,) in township nineteen, (it)) range three (3) west, containing two hundred Vcirerf, lying and being.in^he county of JWbntgbmory rtnd State of rndiana.— And if the. rents itnd profits will not bring-a.suffi-cientsumto satisfy said decree or order of sale, interest and costs, Twill n.t Hie same time and ]rlace expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said order of sale, interest" and costs,... .Said sale will be made without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

GEO. W. HALL, Sheriff Montgomery county.

Junc5, 1862-3w-pr's feo $5,10.

THE GREAT RATTJLE

YET TO BE FOUGHT!

100,000 Mere Volunteers

Wanted to buy goods at the

BANNER STORE!"

Where goods are still sold at

COST AXD JUST A LITTLE MORE!

BILL BOWERS' ANNUAL ADDRESS

Ladies and Gentlemen:

ENCOURAGED by the unparalleled success of the Banner Store since my Semi-annual Address, after returning my warmest thanks to my patrons, permit me to say to you and all others desiring to purchase goods for

READY I^YY!

That now is the time and the Banne' Store the place to buy

Jflore Goods for less •JTIoney!

Than can be done at any other house, as I have just returned from New York and the other principal Eastern cities, where no time or pains was spaied in purchasing the most magnificent stock of goods, ever offered in this market consisting in part of staple and fancy

BEY-GOODS!

Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods,

X3oots ancl Sliocs,

Together with a large and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer

CLOTHING 2

Hosiery, Glovos, and a general assortment of notions and other "fixens," all of which were bought at panic prices, and will be sold so low as to defy competition. And we wish it distinctly understood that wo can and will satisfy all who may favor us with a call that we allow no houso to sell goods as low as the Banner Store.

To the Ladies we wish to say. we paid particular attention, in purchasing the present stock, to your department, aud will say that our lino of dress goods and trimmings is full and complete, comprising all of the latest styles and most desirable patterns. Best brands of prints at 12 cents yer yard, and other goods proportionately low..

For the Banner i? waving, The Flag is unfurled, And Bill is determined

To beat all the World

Then when you are passing, Either up or down street, And wish a new dress,

Either costly or chcap,

Thei. call at the Banner* Where the clcrks at-c genteel, And your interest will teach you

To strike up a deal.

The merchants vill tell you 'The Banner's a blow That's nothing to you

So you buy your goods low.-

Then call at the Banner Without more delay, And you'll find when wo talk

We mean what we say.

And we sity to you nnw, To one and to all, We'll sell you cheap goods

If you give us a call.

.«w*«^Por.you all know our motto,- .. The same as of yore, To sell goods at cost

And a little mite more.

April 10, 1862-ly. -s I

1862. ST AM 1862.

BAKERY & PROVISION

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WlLLiAMS & HARTIWAN

WOULDannounce

to thoir numerous customers

and friends that they are receiving a new and complete stock of"

O E I E S

Which they will be pre] EST CASH ERICES to

Pies, Cakes and Bread!

On hands at all times.

BACON, BUTTEfi, LARD, POULTRY, 4c.,

Taken in exchange for Groceries, for which tho highest market prices will be paid. Thankful for patronage heretofore enjoyed, we hope, by strict attention.to business and kind treatment of our old customers and friends, to merit a further continuance of the same. Give us a call, aud you will not go away dissatisfied. .'

N. B. WTe expect to open an(

ICE- AMD LEMONADE

Saloon over our store in a few days, to cool the spirits of all who may favor us with a call. WILLIAMS & HARTMANj •Crawfordsville, May 8,1862

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Cli.'airs aiicT l^ockers.' In fact every article of i'urniture called for, which he-will soil cheaper than any other house in town: Gall and'-*3xamine'for yourselves:

7/-V? '-.-REMEMBER: 1

WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION 1 -^^-Warerooms on Green street, one door south, of Campbell, Galey & Ilarter. [Nov. 28,1861.

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provided with a safe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottlet or six for $5.

C. W". I^oback,' (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth St., Cincinr,ati, to_ whom ull orders should be addressed.

FOR SALE BY s/Vr

For sale in JMontgomery County, by Morgan A Willson, Crawfordsville Dr. G. W. Miliar, Ladoga O. B. Wilson Sc Bro.y do Dougherty & Mahan, Darlington C. Hartness, Plcftsant Hill J. W. Hcndcrsony Waynetown: D. White, Wavelan James & Bro., Parkersburg and by Druggists and Merchants generally, throughout the United-Statoa and Cahadas.

June 14 1862-ly.- ,w

TOT TEN BRI1 TON,

E N A S E O N S

(SUCCESSORS TO DR. YANDERfifl^)

RESPECTFULLY tender their ser^ vices to tho citizens of Crawfordsfillo and vicinity. Careful attention is giv

en to ftll diseases' of the Teeth. We Would call special notice to our Vulcanite Base for'artificial dentures. While it isYqual ift everjr rfespeot to the Gold base, its cheapness affords eVcfry person an opportunity to test {he taltie of dental substitutes. Call and see sp6cimefiif. All work Warranted.

OFFICE—No. 1, Empire Blpck, Crawfonls-villey Indiana. [ilfareh*i3-T862-^. '-i-

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