Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 August 1867 — Page 4

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Hair* by haha s*e snell cup sterner——-•* leather" a a on *£i&$w<vMj tcs&p seed ....

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:..-. do fanoy work basket—sugar shell 1 do lace collar sugar «hell 1

Tf St collection jeliic? 3 butter knife.... I '2d do set 'deSsCTt spoonsK b»?'t poile^lidn •preserves butter knife

}d da set dSsert spoon?,......... best collection canned fruits bntter knife... ,I?d do ^et dessert spoons ...Vbfrt colleclifn fruit butters cup....'.

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do 3 tea spoons ...V .... 1 l/est,collection pickles 8 tea spoons. 24 do aflgar spoon best collection jams cup 2d dos tea spoons '"best marmalade tea spoons do small fruits inalcohal sngar spoon,... do c:dtsnp, tomato, sugar' spoon.. do native grape wine tea spbons do currant do rhubarb do cordial tea spoons do npple cider tea spoon3 do lonf wheat bread, by lady under 16, butter knife •_ 1 do corn bread by do butter knife. ......i... 1 do cake, any kind, by do buttor knife 1 -COMMITTEE:

JP.

Mrs. i)an. Stover, Mrs. W, n.'.lloss and Mrs. 'John Maxwell. J* Ail articles in the, fouT foregoing classes of this dirision mast he the production of those by whom ''they arc entered, otherwise they will receive.nu •'ptemlnm.

be altered to suit them.

ksOither

on Fridays '-f

snmnxuA

do qeeimen of sewing by a girl under 12. J-S* 4jP9®' &

do crochet 2 do care millinery butter knife... 5 do hair jeweler,9 cup. .. 3 do "machine rifeSdle works enp S .'do eoHt hiidb-by'a, gent cup...... :... .... 4 "d0'H-03t'a ,....„ 3

M8t made a /y a lady cup 3 .vest prt butter, knives 2 do pants set tea Spoons..2 «lo transfer work set teaspoons

«ri v""!1 3

COUMITTKJ! Col. S. C." Willson, Mrfl.T.'Jf. Fibig»rl, Mrs. Lorenzo Curtis, Mrs. Belle'Wilhite and »«3 Rebecca Talbotr.

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fcj nlWitte So- $r-* Table Comforts, %Beat )bs butter sugar shell ... $ 1

j"^o

'cheese tea spoons...... 2

1 4ot'' do honey In comb tea spoons.... 2 do. ..do do "stiained ........ 2 do do mnplc snga? 2

sor&hom

sugar 2

doigjOJob Sorghum molasses tea spoons

do do maplo dg y3 bu dried apples cream spoon do specimen cared ham cream spoon .. do do do beef ...f?...... wheat-Bread, milt or.sal rising

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g*r shell.........T..... .........i.". do loaf wheat bread.ysast xising shug shell.. do loaf corn bread sugar shell a a r^freotion of cakes crip?.......I.." do collection of bread 's sop uo .r0 lbs buckwheat flour tea spoons 2 do bbl.wheat flour butter knife 5 •COMMITTEE: Gen. 'M.D.'Monscin. Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Mrs. Bruce Lee, Mrs. George Ucd".ithorn and Mrs. Wm". Canines:1ir

lassKo. 4—Canned,Fruits, Jellied &c.

$ 5

4 6 4

Campbell,.Mrs. Jsaae Allen,

Class' Ko. 5—Discretionary All articles of meritnot enumerated in the above list will bo included in this class, and premiums awarded at tho' discretion of the exccutivo committge. •.. -.".x -t-.'-CoUiiiTTXlt:. John Maxwell, Mrs. John Elmore,

Miss Lizzie Smith, G. W. Hutton and Robert McMacken. LADIES' MM NO MATCH.

T^e Ladies' HidiDg.Match will be open to_ all Indies ivhose names, are_entered for competition, and will take place'on Friday afternoon. 1st premium toa spoons .....? ..$1'0 2d' do *8 butter dish......8. 8d do goblet..., 6

COMMITTH: Gen. Lew. Wallace, Dr. John Sloan, Dr. E. W. Keegan, Mrs. Dan'l Gilkey, Miss Magtrie Talbot, Miss Lida Trout and Miss Alice WilWto.

DAYS OF EXHIBITION-

Wednesday—Divisiod A, Classes 4, 5 and 6^—" n.r.-.iiui a, aigji& l. Division D, CJa?3 2. Di^ .vision E, Class 1. Division I', Class 2 and 3. t)ivision II, Class 1. Divisipn I, Class 1 and C. •j Division K, Class 3 and 4.

Thursday—Division A, Class 2 an'j «". Divij.ion r. Class ]. Division D. Class 1. Division Class 1. Division I, Class 4. Division K, Class 1 and 2.

Friday—Division A, Class land 7. Division *'}?. Class 2. Division C, Clas3 3, Division G, Class 1. Division I,. Class 2, 3 and 5. Ladies'

Kiding Match,

All persons are hereby notified that their en--."triei must conform to the conditionsof tLe premium list—that no additional rings will Ue opened in stock to accommodate any one, but that all must conform 'to the list, and not oxpect tb«iliat

RUIiJlS AXD IyEGULATIONS.

1. Each person who. is,. Or shall hereafter be •{., come»#ucmberof^ tbis society/ by the payment of ^$1,00 flriualli/, on or-before the -flrstday of tho i, Fnir,.wj}i- be entiticd to a ticket which will admit .- himself and airjfemales of his family, and all 1* males under 15 years ags» within the enclosed grounds on tho days:of the Fair.

2. No premiums'will be grantod on tny article of which the porson who enters tho sam-3 is not

tho owner, agont, manniacluror or produ* oer. 3. Monday and Tuesday will be devotod to entering abd'arranging articles offered for exhibition. But no article will be recoived after six •'clock p. M. on Tuesday, unless in case of unavoidable delay, and then the Board may admit it ot their discretion. 4. Articles intendo3 foresHibition m'nst be entered on- tbe 6eereta?y,S'D0,"es4)8fore they will be admitted within tho enclosure. 0o tho entry of articles, cards' wiU be Tarnished, show iftg:the Department, Class and Number, as entered' at the ^SBce, b^attached to tho actiol^i^o^be «xhibiicd, bo removed mission of the Executivo ^Itypmittae until the

Fair is closed. 5. Njo ejthyiijtor shftll^bje permitted to.examine tlie^«ltii|y^ook8 d^ring the Fair. 6. ,2fo person's namo shall go on tho entrance ^tlckeT. 7. No article can be entered for more than one promium, except in swcejTstakes. 8. All articles, &o., must possess more than ordinrry merit, othcrwiso no premium wiil be awar^'dod. 9. Owners of animals entered, who are not .i ready for exhibition at the regular timo, will bo **jexoludcd from eouipetition. 10. During^the examination of stock, no persons cxcept those who have charge of tho stook, judges and officers attending to their duties, will under any pretense or excuse be admitted wrthin ifiltering.' 11 No animal shall bo permitted to occupy nny stall belonging to the Society, .unless it be entered npon the books of the Secretary fer oxhi.tbition. a12. All awarding committoes are to mako ro^'portto the Secretary aa soon as they have finished their labors, at any .timo prior to 1 o'clock p.

& 1 3 W be of a it ha be us'va oompotitor for arfy premium poming under his -^iaward, his place on^ithtf eommittce shall be supplied by the Eoard of Directors. ,9f 14. Tickets of admission can bo procured at fi'tho Fair Grounds on tho days of the Fair, or of the Treasurer in Crawfotdsville, ac any time pre-vious-to tb^Eaift, ». 1 i'JlSi'iSlo ohaVgef

J8. Tickets of admission will be as follows: Tickets of admission (family) Single admission...

Children under 15 years of age llorse and iidcr«iiri

Pwb'tarrff^ag,

Pttch

en":

try of stock or articles. 1C. A strong and efficient politftf' fbrcfe' will bo he a an 17. Ample arrangement^ *wii1il bo'made'in the way^ p|«s^%i^^ed^l^?r a^ek, but exhibitors will be .required to pay at fair ratja for ^I^ie^rfii^Mf Ii^#Sal used by them.

50 75

LOO

^9' Xq person shall be permitted to interfore with'thi» judge's whilo-extttjiining- tfyw» iu-ticies, otherwise no attention will bo paid to

animal or nrtlflTes. ^joining

are inviWjiS to fifttend $je cluing IWr,

exhibit aniii compet^'-for piremiuniK :s! 21 ^Anjf^xhibitortreatl^g thefi|iigofi|oontegjjrtuousfy shall not onl^ forlfeit his premffiin, should one be awarded to hihi^,but phalr herafciftpr be'ex-^, eluded as a competitor from the Fair Ground. 22. All premiums unclaimed by the 1st of April ensuing after any Anmial- Bair jof this Society,-J shall be forfeited to ^hojfociity,-" ., ¥•, "T. 'II. FI'PZGERIJ", Pres't.

A. W. Lkmmox, See'y.

A BASE BALL TOURNAMENT V. ill bo held at this piauo during the tima of the Fair. Persons dusirous of witnessing a trial of skill_at this fav^j-i{€ apd manly^ game, can l&ive imyoppOrtunity, of 8eslng foiqo splendid flaying. Clubs from adjacent citios will ba invited by the Montgomery Base Ball Club.

TliO Mobile papers contain' accounts' of a heartrending .eas.nal.ty which oc-, eurrod on Friday night in that city,' by which a venerable lady lost her son.

Wok place iu'ihf

ily of Dr. "Cflrlei*.' It, appeafs that' young Carter had been unwell for some days, and'that his rnolher had placed a bed for him in tho chamber adjoining^hor own. -Q^ho physician attending the young man had on Friday evening administered a preparation containing opium. During the night Mrs. tsferter was alarmed at some noiso do.wn stairS, and went ixito her son's room to awaken him. Startirfg from his lethargy "Kair stupefied by the opium, the'' son drew a pistol from under his pillow, and fired twice at his mother, under tho belief that she wan'a burglar. One of the balls divided the cartoid artery, and tho unfortunate lad}' sooirf"^ bled to death. She exclaimed: "Soii, son, you did not-mean it.- God bless you." Crazed by the deed tho unhappy.' son rushed out of tho houso, and has not been heard of since.

R. P. KX3MINOER. W. E. NICHOLSON.

ENSMIHGEB & NICHOLSON,

SADDLEKY

AND

A N E S S

WasIi?.i5geosi St., Cranfordsville,

WOULD

respectfully inform tho citizens of Montgomery county that they have now on hand a general assortment of custom made 1 work in the lino (if

A JR N E S S SADDLES, -ao__ BRIDGES,

HALTERS, WI1IP8. SPUilS,

\i y, GIIiTIiS, *1*

J-

city

\J &c., &c.,

fact everything connected with their trade. jrsS" RijPAiKiya of every deseription done with promptness and upon reasonable terms.

Those wishing anything in their line will do well to sail at their Shop, in the old "Crawford Corner," east of the Court House. They arc determined not to be«ndersokl by any house in tho

ENSMiNGEH .% NICHOLSON.

Highest market price in-CASH paid for DES and SHEEP PELTS. Nov.amber"8, 18§6. yl9n9tf.

.a.!SK KfVT't' A KCTt'ISER'S

CaEBRATEfl MAGSO €!L WavrAiileit in cssw uf lilii'tiin.iUsiu. h'euia!sir!j Qruisis or i'n'.iw. f,

The Best asul Cheapest Corse and Cattle 'In -tfie %or|«K

Viwil tjii'iiiiilmti! t'.n' Viti/fil HfslCH and Can. atln.i dut iuif tku Ui'it £3 ycurs For the cure of tho Various Diseusf.s to wliioh

Ilorriivs ami Cat Lie aro Kiib.ii-et ave)i aa FoundersDhsttfrnpvr. HUleB'ound, I-.oxs of Appetite. In war I Strains, Yellow, \VuU'.r, Fistula, Poll Eyil.K'-ratcIiosor

Omt^w, Man'e, Infl-nmniaoiun of tho. JEyos a net Fiititfue fiom Ilfti'd Labor} '. also, Kheutnal Ism, fcmnnujuly called SLHi complainl). whifli provm tiital to so •:tUHiir vaUia'jfu liovsiu in this cuautry.

C0KD!Ti&H^

SLOAN'S U.-t* till) largest tl0 of iinv cino in IhiM cmnlry. i--t

POWDER Ami C'nttlu Medlam

ati.'i f.Vr Vi 1 iUIn?53, safety, certointy' mill ilioion^hi.'M«, stands prn-eiiiiiuinlly r.t tbe ho id vt tl.e list f-f an.! Cuttle

It c.irrirs oil nil.kniss hiiirwi-i. [ii'OTfnt^ horses frnni beeoinin stin or ftmn.kTiiitf. pu'. ifirs tl.« loosun* I'.iq skin, anJ Rivcf it si:iooth nviil eliw.y rtpi'enir.tico CClestnses the wxtur and uti-nogtUens ovory j.art" bo-ly. It Walso *s»f«an.tcertain reiacdy IHr-jeougto aud coldi,which g^uerato at) m« fatul ('.Lititeoi

The C.JW rr.Tuires to to Puii]uifK -.rith an r.bi ri!:ni-e

fo',„l—not to mn'.te lur thin is not uoii:ilK' bnt to koep up a rogulur socrution of milk, nurljtt.1 owners of ews will find by giving tliem

SLOAK'S CONDITION POWDERS twice a week. 1 lurj^e incvense in qiiiintitv and (iiiitlily of ir.tlfe-aud cream-, U^earries %U fc*«x and inipiirties «?«it^ '*T!ie em* iff f«(t throughout ti:e so:tson 1Y rx-rich nn.l ahnntlnnt flow of milk. ... ""njff(trnf«r i^l»eKinni'nj?'t. ivu-niffrf tlie'Viitunlile properties of ftfonia'A tiosi Jj'ewuer, 111 promoting the cofiditi.»n of his nheep ati.l proyotititig inauy of tho (Ijjcuhws of ill tin* (loiiM'HjiciilH aiiiinftl«

fifty cenfrpficltiie of Sloiin^ foiidltion "put inton barrel' of sf 1 I th hotter tliau a bushel of corn to fatten a ho r, and is rcrtain preTen-

tjve

off Cliolew,

Biirid

StHggers, and other diseases

eon: IB on. amoiig'hngs. CJAWTIOX—'To protect om-sc-Jv^n and the public "froth lASi^Imp^sed upon" by woTtWe.-'S Imftntionf th .^.iriuino will bear tho fao-. 5iaji7e signature of the proprietors on tho wrapper.

PRICE 25 50X7TS. rEK PACKAOR .r.r') 1 For saW by Oragglsts aud Merchant^-.evetywhero.

a A7*

-H. Sole Propriutors, Chicago, 111

P» 0. ifswer 5820 Sold at rotail by E. J. Jltnford & Bro., T. W.. Fry A: Co., And R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville. ^Aug.,30^, l^GG. ly-

WM. P. RAMEY,

•«^fc^Ke3a8Ste^' rtakes pleasure, in informing tho pablic that it is Jiis intention to keep constantly on hand a choice

StOfl|]Ot

t:!

.CS-ElOCEB-IESi

Ladleik, Tako ParttcnJar Notice.

TEE REAL 1WW FEMALE EM. [WAERAHTKDFKKNCij 1 rpHfiSB PILLS,

JL so celebrated many years ago in

a-Parifl

for the relief

of female irregalaritiea, and afterwards so notorioua for their criminal employment in tho practice of abortion* are now offered for

Gale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the faet that the originator, Dr. yelpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth £nd strict conscientious principles, and has witheld then! from gejysral uao lest they should be employed for unlawful pqrposeg.

In ovorcoming Fomale ObBtructiotis, Falling of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness," Suppression Retention, or Immoderate Flow of tho Monthly Discharges,.Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back'and Limns, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, tc., and will effect,a,euro,.whop.all other means luivo fittled}1 ^ld^ilthouglj a powerful remedy, do not contain cftlonsbl, antimony^ or anything hurtful to tho constitution.

To married ladies and young girls who ho.vo never beon regulated, they aire peculiarly suited. They will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period' with .regularity.

CAUTIOX.—^alarriod Indie's should never tako them when thcro is any reason to believo themselves pregnant, for they will bo sure to produce a miscarriago.

Theso Pills are entirely safe, under all circumstances, being composed entirely of substaneM from the vegetable kingdom.

Each box has the coat of arms for the city .of Paris stamped on thebox, with the words Trade Mark," in Fronch, to counterfeit which- is a misdemeanor, and all persons will bo dealt with according to law.

Full directions accompany each box. Ladios can obtain a, box, sealed from the eyes curious, by onoloaing one dollar and seven taao stamfiSj to any rospectablo druggist, or to M. W.' MACUMBER, General A'gont for v.he United States and Can'adas, at Albany N. Y., or to any authorized Agent:

It. K. KIIOUT. Crawford."vil!e, Tnd.

Nov. 8, 1S66. ly

N E W

MILLINERY STORE!

]NXrs. C. W. Sanburn

WOtlLD

respectfully inform the citizens ol Crawfordsville aud vicinity that nlie haf established a Millinery Store in' No. 3, Kmpire Dlock, Main street, nhere she is opening a

Fresli BtooK of Goods of tho latest styles and be.-t (juality.—

BLEACHING AXD PliESSlXG

done on short notico. Also, particular atttentiori given to nil kinds of ail)*, aud velvet work.

Sept. 27, 1S55. vlOinUf.

COUNTRY PRODUCE

Good?.

taken

cx-Jiange

Vi'e are also Agents for

Wheeler and Wilsons

SEWING MACHINES.

g.,33. TOVSTSLEY,

AGENT FOR THE

WHEELER & WILSOH

Sewing Machines.

iTERT MACHfN'f'is' V^rtinteS11 for thtfce years, ond kept in repair free of charge. orncK IN NO. 3, EMPIRE BLOCK, VERNON STHKKT, Crawfordsville, .... Indiana.! may ]6, 'C7-iii3. 1

mrnrn

Vn?

•,r"

mow

January 17, 18(57.

UMJ*i

Magic BILIOUS Powders.

mHXS PREPARATION is the discovery of the JL ReV.-J. W. POLAND, formerly the Pautor of ihe Raptisl "church in Goflstown, N. H.. and man deafly beloved by that den'omination thro'out New England. He was obliged t» leave the pulpit and study medicine to save Kis,owiTlife, and his MAGIC POWDERS are ono of the most wonderful discoveries of modern time?. It is tho

GREAT LIVER- AND BILIOUS REMEDY! which completely throws in the shade all other discoveries in medicine and it affords him much gratification that they receive the unanimous approbation of all who have tested them.' The Magic Bilious Powders are a Positive Cure forElver Complaint in^its most Aggravated form, and an iinmediate corrector of all Biliuus derangements, and excellent for Headache,

Countipciliov, Pimpla, Blotches, a Sallow Skin, Drokatnes», Dizziness, Heartburn, fafyita' tion, and a most wonderful CURE & PREVENTIVE of FEVER & AGUE! (TVc sidvise all who arc tronbled with this fearful malady to always keep the Powders on hand ready: for immediate use.)

Here are a few important particulars:— .twliir.-l iJi: 1st.—They are the Great Specific for all Bilious Affections.' 2d.—They arc the only-known remedy that will euro Liver Complaint. 3d.—They are the only known remedy that will care Constipation. yth.—Tho Powders are so thorough in their operation that one package will bo all that the majority of ttose bsing them will require to effect a cure. 1 5th.—They arc a mild and pleasant yet the most e&eotual cathartic known. -6th.—They are the cheapest apd best medicine i. extant,?»#i^ey pan- be seat hyi.B»»il t(xany part of the globo for the price,'511 cents'.

Girtulafs, Containing certifieiteJ, inrfortnfttion, ''&&/• eetotHh afly part pf the world free, of ch^fr| e..r vimoiq'i f?Y-ALL D»UGGTST£, or by wAtl ol

,r .. ,, application to C."'G»'CLARK. & CO., Gaaojai,f•{!

Irhich^lfe intd^d?io l8\lwWea^iasiihe,CFI»««pefs^ Agents,. NEW HAVEN, COSK.^ for cash or: feonntry produce. Remember the Pftee, 50- cents pei'lox. X. »V. FRY & CO.,. nlacc.No. 4, Commercial Block. I Agents for Crawfordsville and ^cinity..,. I

Arri!5,n—tf- Nov.. 6, 1806* ,. vl^n9yl. May 23, 1867. (no78'66.)

DRY-GOODS.

•s.'tt'iD'

,:/.7

''j

r?m

•t

1 $

^-U

EVERYBODY!

TWO MLKDRED

DIFFERENT STYLES

WALL PAPER!

HENRY .WASSON,- W. ELMOEE.

i?rf

SO*- 3, COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

i.. .ARE RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF

SPRING -AND SUMMER"GOODS!

THESE GOODS.

^A-iid are now offered at as

Hicko^^iiid Checked Shirtings,

..V'..

Cloaks, Cloaking and Shawls,

Sattinets and Cottonades

5,000 Dos. Cotton Yarn,

T1"

IBOOTS,

May 9 1867—(octl8'66).

W^Vi:,L

¥IHD0¥ BLINDS,

With Gilt and Colored Borders and Center I'iccca.

GLAZED PAPER BLINDS

mid WINDOW FIXTUKES havo been received this Spring at

A E S O N S

Ue eolla WALL PAPER at from

I5.CGNTS TO PER OLT, And his ato^k.wns sclectod. to suit anyf room, whether Patlqr, IIA11,^Dining Rooin,

Kitting Room', Ijank or..Store.

ff, ES. ONE'ROOM ESPECIALLY for this line of goodSj/an'l dtjQes coinpetition in tho State for chefnpnestf, variety and,quality. Go to PATTERSON'S, and ask to aee': samples Pleasure taken in displaying, whether you purchase'orJnot. i'

A Complete

SCHOOL BOOKS, *$/' PAPER,BLANK BOOKS,

ENVELOPS,

and e^ery article to,:be foud in a Book Stor4 kept constantly on hand- at PATTERSON'S Fancj' Baisaar and Book Stn e,

JAME& PATTERSON,

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iim, Paper! Paper! .--/g"

POR

SALE 'at the "CORNER BOOK ST0»l" a full assortment of a superior -»rfeHfli .of Jap, Bill, Commercial, Noto arid ali'siae^JbCiiftpcr also, same in Linen PabVi'c. ..Thiatldt ia designed to meet the.demand for, a good rclioj}le ar••j ticle and cannot fail to pliase. ..j AIJSO, Rag, Straw, Tea and Manilla Wrapping ,J?apor Paper and cutton Twine. Tho attention of dealers is'ealled to these goods^ aug23tf.]

JAMES PATTERSON,

DKAI.EK IN

WATCHES, CLQCKSF JEWELRY,

POCKET CUTLERY,

»cg Plated "VVa.ro, Fire Arras, Musical ixStrumAnfeidocket Bofeka. "-Fjtqby Artielea, Comba, Brushes, Toys, "feooks and Stationery, &c., 4c.., at the sign of tho "Golden Watch •''-'Main Street, CrawfordaviHe

tbvrir^.Ind,

•'IMASA,

V/Ai-J

WERE

fioiight for Cash

X-iO"W"

can be dfound- in tlae State of Indiana.

They Consist of Brown and Bleached Mnslin,

latest Styles of Cassimeres

ereal

w®"l"s'•

r\r\r\ TI.

v- Ono of tho handsomest Flocks of j* -s V:

DRY GOODS 5N CKAWFORDSViLLE .... PLAIN AND CHECKED DRESS

GOODS

CELANES AND CHAL1AS, PLAIN &

:l !-U ",

PRICES as

Prints, of Rich Styles,

TTT

2,000 Lbs. Carpet Warp,

OF EVERY SHADE,

5 1

t- Balmoral & Hoop Skirts. —o_

ALSO, A LAEGE STOCK OK HOSIERY GLOVES,L

SHOES HATS AND CAPS

Also, a largo stock of QUEENSWARE of every style. Call and examine, land thereby save money. WABSON & ELMOHB.

BLACKSMITHING!

ITS BRANCHES!

Tthe

HE undersigned rvould respectfully inform public that they are carrying on the nbova business in all its various branches, l'rom along and practical experience in the bnsine^s, they feel confident in asurihg the pu"blic that their work Jk prices will givo entire satisfaction. They are well prepared to iron wagons, buggiea, ftc., and shoo horses, in the most durable and approved atyle, and on short notice.

Repairing of all kinds dono with despatch. Particular attentiongiven' to mending and sharpening plows. They ask th& public to give thom a trial, as they feel confident of giving satisfaction. #30"" Shop on Green Street, "between Pike a-nd South Streets. GEO. iUUIITOWER &. t'iria. -.June 20, 1867-tf.

MILLINERY STORE

IVo. 2 Commercial Block. UP STAIRS.) 'IND

CPJWfQEDS^LL^,

Mrs. M. tTwilliams,"

A A IN IX E A E W IT A full and complete1stock of all articles for the Spring trade in the Millinery lino, of the latest styles'and patterns. The public generally are invited to call before purchasing, as she is determined to sclFas cheep as any Other establishment in tho city.

CEMENT, LIME,

THE

you want Pine Lath, call on

MAIN SEHEET.

yon^M^Lfme, call on

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iTMISTK LATH,

.2 PINE SHINOLESF' a

COAL,

s&i/r,'

UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in form those Interested that he is prepared to furnjsh the .tfade- with '•the above nnmM articles, at'.tb^ lowest cash rates. My place of business is convenient to everybody, being 'located on tho lot formerly occupied by tho old hotel, known as the Crano House. J'., JT. KEERAN.

KEERANf

you want Pine Shingles, call on

KEERANv,

you' want the,heat Cemenk-oaU on r.v».

t£^v

^"'KEERAN.

{83I2U

you want any of tho above riatned articles, at reasonable rates, call on KEERAN."

Farm For Sale*

WILE flBLL A F^RM OF, '120 AC OF good land, situated-7 miles east of Crawfordsville, and half a mile north of tho road leading to Lebanon There are (55-acres of tho land in a good state of enltivation, tho remainder good timber, and all under fence. There arc throogood wood-jiastures, well set in grass and shrubbed, and plenty of running water ftfr Btoek. There is a good double log bouse, and an orchard of excellent bearing frnit on the land. T!e iland is in a desirable neighbbVhood adjoiuing John Hutching and AbsalottrEIfn)ro on tho rfoulh Owenr®. Moh-h'on* the east, and George McCoy on the-

"ffWWj}-M% bo jayments. $15 per ^cro, one half down ana the. )aUn:ce in,'orie,ry6aV.''$oO p(yr''a(4W!, one^third down and'the rt&aindSf in'two 'annual paytnents, with iriwreat'.

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Kepaired by the- moai cericnced workmen, and T" OVERS of Good Tea and .Coffee will find -the-] I In aH'caie^'msirranlcd. JLd -Wt't-hatlcnn be had in tho markets, at Nov. 22,1866. rWnHyl. 20, '66.a»t-tf] BliNljiflEIrS.

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SEWING MACHINES,

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FOR FAMILIES AND" MANUFACTURERS.

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Werc ^awarded the- highest premium at the World JFair in Jjondon. and six flrti premiums at the New York State Fair of 18G6, and •!. ^irv 91. Are celebrated for doing the best""Work,

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much smaller needle for the«ain«) thread than auy other uinchine, and by the introduction of th» most approved machinery, we are now able supply tho very bejt machines in the world.

Those macliincs arc made at our new and spacious Factory al Bridgeport, Conn., under Uie 'im^. mediate supervision ortlic Pres.

to»5pany,

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IMO^i L, Jr., the original inventor oi the Sevvlng Slacteiue. The ,* are adapted t»'a!l kin-.ls of FaWlv'$,*ing, a4d to the, use of 5.eanutrc.«se.\ Dmistuakerf

Tailors, M.'tnulaclurer.s of .Shirt?, C'otlard, SkirH.' Cloaks, Jfaiitillns, Clotl.ing, Ham, Cap*. C.,raet* Buptg, Shoes, llfijcn.es,:, Paddies, Linen Good/, I. !ubri ila?, t'artii.oli!, ic. .They work taualiy well, upon -.ilk. linen, \ro»|en and.cotton -'oodj-, with si!k, cotton or linen thread. They will perform every tpecies of sewiiig, making* beautiful and perlcot stitch, alike on botu. sided of the

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new Drug Store.

[July 12.