Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 May 1863 — Page 4
NEW, CrOODS
'35 per: Cent.
JLower than any other Mouse
I N O W N 2
... JV
British Dress Goods, French Dress Goods, 'p German Dress Goods,
WHITE GOODS. TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES,' •5
COLLARS & SETS.
HOOP SKIRTS,' SPRING SHAWLS, HEAD DRESSES & NETS.
:-v Av-ici:. •.' :...
HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, Z'11Z.\2\ LISLE GLOVES.
COMBS, CORSETS, "FANS, PARASOLS, BRUSHES.
iBALMOEAL -SKIRTS,
jS{yle$ Very. .Chepp.
Xcw
s.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
iiiwi a: IH§!
sGS* Sj|
-Yen* Cheap.
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF
O I N
In Town—at last year's prices.
•To which I invite the attention of those wishing
CHEAP GOODS!
.FOR
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE,
A LARGE STOCK OF
Queensware,
/(of
the latest patterns.
call and see them, at
E I N O S
Those Goods are to be sold Cheap— the clatter, which was loud enough and
of the Old Binford Comer.
April 1G, 1803. ~s
O E
SPRING S0MMIB
OF
'1863.
1863.
"J,
f//f VI}
W. VASSOff.
f'JdJ A'' St, rf 'jt/fo A returning thanks for past fnvors, rish JC^LFTER
es to inform his old friends and tho public generally, that tho
NEW BRICK CORNER!
is again fully replenished with new and beautiful •staple and fancy •.**.*•
DEI-fiOOBS,
for the spring and Rummer trade all the latest styles and patterns. A stock of ", J[
DRESS GOODS
unsurpassed for beauty and stylo Silks, Challies, ...Lawns, a stiperior article of Lincn.Lawn, Prints, tSrc Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, B'Jowers, a firstclass Kid Glove, Hosiery, a magnificent Sun Shade, & splendid line of Hoop.Skirts, and Shoes of various kinds and sizes,-for the Ladies, Misses and
Children. Also, the finest stock of
CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS
«y 7, wi havo" ever had tho "privilego'of offering in the ,market. Also, a superior stock of
1 :1
jmL r\B7 mm Jf
of the very latest styles. A number one stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
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CARPETS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, Ac., &c.
Wo will-also kefeplai.all tildes.' a, complete stock of Family Groceries,, viz Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Sugars, Spices, Ac.,.Ac. :Also, Tobaccos of all .kindl, the finest in the market. Bring in your
O DE3
Farmeri, we will exchange you anything^j,n our .'lae, at oaih rates, for the produot of ta? faro.
kjffil i*. -1v.
TUESDAY MAY 26.
E S
THE "JOURNAL" is published every Thursday. .it Si .50, in advance $2 within tho year and $2,50 after the expiration of the year. No subeription discontinued until all arrearages are paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
BILL OF PRICES,
FOR
A E I S I N
AND
JOB PRINTING.
Yearly Advertising,
Quartor column 3 weeks, $ 5,00 2 months, 7,00 3 9,00 1 10,00 6 11,00 .1 year, 15,00 Half .. 1 month,' 8,00 r.V: 2 months 10,00 3 12.00 4 13,00 6 15,00 'l year, 25,00 One 1 month, 14,00 2 months, 16.00 3 ....18.00 a a 4 20,00
a rj, a
6 25,00 1 year, 45,00
Card. 1 year 8,00 6 months, .....' 5,00 All the above advertisements subect to semi-an-nual 'change, at the same rates.
All Public Sales, Transient Advertisements, ifec., $1 per square, for first insertion and 25 ets. for each additional insertion.
A Ricli Cow Scrape.
An Erie paper has the following: A short time since an affair occurred in a quiet neighborhood in this city, which, though performed by a, cow. has not been equalled in pantomimic effect or farcical execution since the performance by tho "Bull in the China Shop."
A family of three persons, oho lady and two gentlemen, were startled from a quiet condition of mind about the time they were preparing to retire for tho night, by an unusual clatter in an adjoining shed. One of tho men, in his stocking feet, cautiously opened a door leading from the dining-room to tho outside apartment, and discovered a cow with her head stuffed into a barrel of swill, with her horns fast, and, in her efforts to extricate her antlers, she had overturned a table upon which there had been stacked a quantity of tinware, crockery, iron-pots, &c. Hence
long enough to resurrect, the dead. Tlie gentleman at once proceeded to drive away the cause of. this disturbance, and in so doing brought a dog into the ring, who, with a bound, fastened upon the cow and caused her to shake oft' her dishonestly-acquired head-dress, and with nose down and tail aslant she made a dart through the door, left open, into tho dining-room, where she came in contact with a table laid ready to receive the breakfast of the following morning and sundry other things, the upsetting and banging about of which created the greatest confusion imaginable.
Meanwhile the other gentlemant.who had already retired into an adjoining bedroom, arose in his nether garments and opened the door of his room to see what was going on outside. The cow thought the opening of this door afforded her an opportunity to make her escape, and accordingly rushed into the bedroom. Here she met with opposition. Tho space in tho room unI occupied by the bed was scarcely large enough to admit her in full length, and iso narrow that she could not turn besides, thu occupant of the room received her by the horns and endeavored to back her out.
Now commenced the genuine sport of the scone. Tho little fellow inside was pitching and rearing and swearing at the heSd of the cow, first on the bed, then in the alley, and next in close proximity to the ceiling, his limbs arid skirts gyrating and flapping around with wonderful velocity, while the man in the dining-room had seized the animal by the tail and was pulling, tugging, laughing and yelling, and the cow bellowing and fighting desperatel3T. Together.the men see-sawed her back and forth for some time before they succeeded in backing her out.— Finally she was driven into the street, but no fire or moving ever created more confusion in the affairs of a household than was hero created by the presence of this cow.
Rejected Grain.
,:,An
immense amount of rejected corn lias lately been received in Chicago.— Entire trains and boat loads of grain daily pass "rejected." The imperfect cleaning of the grain and the negligent man nor of sending it to market is said to be the cause of this rejection, which entails a loss of from three to eight cents per bushel. The loss to the West when duly approximated no us
I
Bgy The 3d Ohio,,80th Illinois, and 51st and 73d Indiana regiments, comprisir^g Col. Straight's command, which was captured netir Rome, Ga., a short time since, are now at Camp Chase,
OhiO. r-:-
"rm'Orders have been issued from the War Department requiring all abandoned rebel farms in.'Heintzleman's commanxi to. be put unxlor-cUlti-"ation bv the contrabandp.
HARDWARE!
CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER,
Are now receiving an unusually large and well so^lcctedstock of HARDWARE, including Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Oils, Paints, ifec., and
1
Building materials generally. Burn Door Rollers and Ilinges, (a now i. article worthy tho attention of all who are building
arns
or any thing
... ....that re qu ir os vi- •. large doors ....
m,\ °.r g^tcs
Qj
A,-so
7
a very superior line of Farming Itnplenicnts, such as PLOWS,
." the very best and most pop-
y' ular kinds from Cincinnati and Springfield also, single, double and three shovel Plows, together with Rakos,
IToes, Mattocks, Forks, fcc.: also, Mill and 'S Cut Saws also, "a large assortment of SaddleryHardware, Leather and Trimmings, Saddle-
Trees, Hog Skins, Pad Skins. Jcc., fce. In short, every article required to make up a complete stock of Hardware will always be found here.
With a larger stock than ever (much of which was bought at
"V old prices)
E
feel assured
that we can offer
inducements to purchasers not equalled In' any other House in the country. Terms Cash.: All kinds Produce taken at the highest market
cash price.
3Vo. 7 Commercial Kow, Crawfordsvillc. Fml. CAMPBELL, OALUl & HARTER.
April 1st, 1803—ly.
FRESH SUPPLIES!
NEWGOODS
FOR SPRING AND SL'MJdEU.
CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER,
Are now receiving at their mammoth cash establishment, a full stock of Foreign and Domestic
XXOTST GOODS,
BOOTS, & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
]3onn ts and DRibboiis,
Quecii^narc & Glassware.
Also, a superior stock (suitable for ihc season) of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THEY
would sny to their friends, thnt all those goods were purchased in Philadelphia and Kow York,'during the great gold panic in tluiso cities, and consequently can be sold lower than goods bought any time since.
They would also call special attention to their large stock of Boots and Shoes for men, woinon and children and although those goods have advanced fully 30 percent., they offer them at old prices, to-wit:
Good kid scwod laco Boots for $1.10 High cut balmoral pegged kid Boot for 3-1.25 Lasting Gaiters splendid quality for $1.23 Enameled peg lace Boots only $1.00. Call at their store and get posted at all even's. The Ladies will find a full stock of Foreign Dress Goods at old prices. [aprlst, 1SG3—ly.
NEW-GOODS. -IR. VAJSTCIE
IIAS BOUGHT II. POTTINGEPS
I STOCK OF GOODS,
And will continue the business at the old stand—next door to Kclsey ct Bro.
O I E S
ILL remain in the concern as heretofore, and will be on hand at all times -to attend to his
FRIENDS AND OLD CUSTOMERS.
Having added largely stock, bought after the
of New Goods to the .old
late Decline in Prices,
and before the advance since, we aro enabled to stlLat the lowest figuies.
O'o.i19 StbclL
is full and completo of all goods usually kept in such an establishment. Y/e invito all to call and examine. [mar. 25, 1803.—ly.
MODELPHIA,
WARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA
PA. Diseases of the NERVOUS
SYSTEM, SPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and other affections of the SEXUAL ORGANS," PHYSICAL DEBILITY and PREMATURE DECAY,—new and reliable treatment, in Reports of the Howard Association, sent by mail, in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa inar. 19, 1863—ly.
MEDICAL.
m. W. KEFMtfBJV, Jfi. Jfcf PHYSICIAN AH» SL'ROEOK.
OFFICE
and Residence in tho rooms formerly occupied by Dr. May. j' December 3,8th, I802.—-6m
NOTICE
UJ.
Executor's Notice.7
is hereby giyen, that letters testamentary,. baVe. been granted to. tho undersigned on tho estate of Henry Ruffner, lato of Alontgom6^' cOunty, Indiana, deceased. The estate is sol— vent. *. BEN-.' T-. •RISTINE,"^ApVi] 2S, Executor.- ,:
1863.
THE ORIGINAL
BOSTON
UNDER FULL SAIL!
•fit the JV.
II'.
Corner of
ilia in & Washing? ftis.
THE OLD SHIP?
SHAN'T 60 DOWN!
I have now in Store and am receding direct I
from
Boston and New York,
TIIF, LARGEST STOCK OF-
DRY-GOODS,
Boots arid Shoes,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS CAPS,
Cloths szzneres
BOHSTIsETSr
AS D-
O S I E S
Ever offered
THE, MARKET
Since tho commencement of this ATar.
of every description, in endless piles. The
BEST SELECTED STOCK
Of Cloths and Cassimeres ever offered in this market, direct from Boston & New-York.
BOOTS SHOES
Direct from Boston manufacturers.
HEADY MADE CLOTHING
Hats and Caps, for every man and boy. in Mont
gomery county. Those wishing Bargains should
call at the MAMMOTH
ISrtll fil® BASMK-
1
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No charge made for showing Goods.
IR O ID E
Of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. Tho
Old Ship always ready to receive passenger?.
Crawfordsville, Nov. P, 1'-
Protection against Lightning
N S O N S
Copper Tubular
LIGHTNING ROD,
vWr WITII .„
SPIRAL FLANGES,
(PATENTED AUG. 5, 1850.)
Xovoinber 27, 1 SC2.1
£.•-*
Is edual to 30'Iron ltods in its power to carry down the Lightning, find, while the iron soon rusts and loses its power entirely, Ml'XSON'S BOD I never rusts, but always remains a good protection.
It has been endorsed by every ProfeSs-er of learnS ing who has examined it, and has been put on ten thousand buildings within a year or two past.—
No other rod can be sold where it, is known. Call or address,,. LOCKE & MUX80N, I Manufacturers,
No. 5, over American Express,
April, 23, 1SG3.) Indianapolis, Iiul
CHILION JOHNSON'S First-Class
STOVE STORE.'
WE
ib
are now receiving and have on hand the largest stock of
TTOWJB
ever offered in this market. We would call especial attention to our new pattern
BUCK STOVE,
as being the best stove of that class now in the market. For a higher class of stoves, we have the
Peace Maker, Triumph & Economist,
back closet. Also, tho
MAGNOLIA,
water reservoir, and
the extension top,
DOMESTFC, CRESCENT,
ENTERPRISE,
LWION,
UNCLE SAM. GOLDEN
Eli A,
And other patterns too numerous to mantion.— Also, a large assortment of the newest stvlrs of
PARLOR, BOX & HEATING
V' Stoves. AH kinds of 'it
Tin and Copper Ware,
On hand, which we offer at wholesale or retail, at the lowest living priocs. We have just engaged Mr. A. of Ohio, to take charge of our
ua £T fr
and Job Work, and arc therefore enabled to offdr special inducements in all kinds of
worK,
such as Eave-Troughs, f?jonting .and House Jobbing. ^250" Most kinds of 1'roduec taken in exchange. C1I1
LI OX JU1IXSOX.
JOHN B. ROBE'S ]ST E
Stove & Tiiawsare STOE IE.
T1IE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Cooking Stoves, Parlor Stoves,
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Sheet Iron Stoves, Box Stoves, Office Stoves,
EVER OFF.KRKD IN THIS .MARKET, Clieap for Casli and Good Trade. Look for tho
Big Collee Pot!
On Washington street, under McClclland's Hall, west side Court House.
A
a variety of
t.
Brass, Copper, Porcelain, \j?' and Sugar Kettles, at old prices Japanned & Pressed Ware, Coffee Mills,
Flat Irons, Dog Irons, Waffle Irons, Farm and Dinner Bells, Skillets' and Lids, Coffee Boasters, _....and a general assort- .... ment of •.
IN W A E
Also, manufacturers of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON.
AVe can make and put up Valley Troughing, Spouting, Roofing, .fee., on short notice and warrant the work. Also, are prepared to do -T'
§i»S! -1 mraai®,
Those wanting new work or old repaired^ will do well to give us a call, and save money, Bring your old Copper, Brass, Lead, Pewter, Kafes, Fea thers, Eggs, Butter, «tc., and get the
niiif
wmmm
going. Look for tho ,•
j>r" Big Coffee Pot! •-... JOHN B. BOBBj-'
No\'. IS, 1862. iyl Crawfordsville, Ind.
goleTpens.
OF
JAMES GBAIIAM.
the Finest Quality^ for sale bjr JA3.PATTEKPON & PON. May 1 1 RB2"-Ty
1
A W O 11 1'L Ei?
BOOK STORE
J„AS,
IN S
[SUCCESSOR TO JOIIX LEK,]
AXFI DEALER IN*
BLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
North-west coiner of Main & Green sts.,
CRAW FORDS VILLE, 1XDIAXA.
KEEPS
constantly on ind and for salo eh cap, a kinds of
School, Blank and Miscellaneons Books,
STATIONERY OF ALL KIXDS,
Fancy _A.rticl s, Toys,
And everything usually kept in Book Stores. Call .nnd see me. JAMES G. KINGSBURY Crawfordsville, Feb. 19, 1863—ly.
LAFE. MITCHELL,
(successor to m. D. MAN SON'.)
HjETtffJL
DEALER IN"
PURE DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEM I CA
ub I
S,
Painter's Articles, 0ES, PAINTS, VASOTEC
DYE WOODS,.
M® iPffTY,
GLASSWARE,
PERFUMERY AJTD FIXE SOAPS,
HAIR 1 VIS TOOT12 BKUSIIES,
PAMST ©S06S82, SPICES, SNUFFS,
|0,
irun
r.
jja!,
DYE STUFFS,
patfbey
mmMEm,
SURGICAL AMD DENTAL
I N S E N S
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
ROBE WINES AND BRANOIESjf
FOll MEDICINAL PURPOSES,,,/
FANCY ARTICLES^&Co? &C.J
Wc make our purchases for CASH, and offer goods equally as low as they can* be obtained from :inv similar establishment iu this section. Wtirranted to be fresh,
I PURE AND GENUINE.
Orders from the country promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed, with regard to both price and rjunlity.
B'SEYSSOAKS' .PRE^CEIPTIOSS
Will receive particular attention at all hours of the dav and night. A full supply of FAHN KSTOCTC'S, AND McLANE'S CELEB It AT KD A'EU.V! UGE constantlv on hand.
Nov. 27, 1862-
7
NEW BAKERY:
GROCERY: PROVISION STORE. "Wm PiiiiP'f^ HAVINCS
just opened out in the above business,
in the room formerly occupied hy D.E.Craig, south side of Public Square, would inform thocitizens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country, that he intends keeping at all times, a full and complete stock of all articles in his line, namely: Groceries, Provisions, green and dried Fruits, Oil Lamps, Glassware, Queensware, Tobacco, Cigars. &c., .fee. The Bakery department will also b* carried on in all its branches—fresh Bread daily. .• Call and see us. G. W. PHELPS.
January 29, 18G3—ly
"FIRM AS A ROCK!"
ItfStJRANCE COMPANY
A O O N N
Cash Capital, 400,000 Sfols.
Charter Perpetual.
Devoted to Fire Insurance Exclusively.
SIMEON L. L00MTS, Presidont." HENRY KELLOGG, Secretary.'
Branch. OfHc ..
]Vo. 33 West Tliird Street. Cincinnati, Oliio. It. H. & H. M. MAG ILL, General Agents.
A. VV. LEMMON, Resident Agent^ Crawfordsville, Indiana.
January 15th, 1S63.—6m
JOHN MORGAN. GEO. M'WILLTAMS.
MORGAN & M'WILLfAMS,
1 Attorneys at JLaw, Pension & Bounty Claim Agents. LAIMS FOR PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK
Pay promptly attended to. .f OFFICE ON VERNON STREET, ni*. (With Col. S. C. Wilson,)
CRAWFORPSYILLE,..INDIANA.
jan. 31,1863. ''l it? j/i"
FOOLSPaper,EnvolopsNote,
CAP, Letter, Loira], Bill nnd Bath and Blank BooKs at Lafayotte and Indianapolis prices, at
vy
JAMFR fi. KINGSBURY'S7?"'"
.Tnn.SFL R2-1y GvawfiinWTitlc, 1 n1.