Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 May 1868 — Page 4

The Tectta of a Horse. At five years of age 9. horse has teetkr4rtwelve mtflaR or jaw fec&tV.tomvc incisor front teeth, between the molars and incisors- but usually wanting in the mave..

At lifrth only the two nippers fcrimiddle incisors appear. At a

3*ear

old the incisors are all visi

ble on the first or milk set. Before thvee years the permanent nippers have come through,. _-1. ,.

At four years old the permanent dividers next to the incisors are cut At'five the mouth is perfect, the second set of teeth Luving been complete

At six the -hollow under the nipper, called the mark, has disappeared from the nippers, and diminished iu the dividers.

At Seven the mark has disappeared from the dividers, and the next teeth or corners are level, though showing the mark.

At eight the mark has gone from the corners, and the horse is said.to be aged. After this time, indeed good authorities say that after live years, the age ol' a horse can only be conjectured. But the teeth gradually change their form, the incisors becoming round, oval and triangular. Dealers sometimes bishop "ie teeth of old horses that is. scoop t!u".n out to imitate the mark but this can Uknown by the absence of the white edge of the enamel which always surrounds 'the real mark, by the shape 6f*the* teeth, and other marks of age about the animal.—llural Gentleman.

BFECS.

There is no branch of rural economy which is so much neglected and so little understood as the rearing of bees The importance will be appreciated when when it is made plain that with judicious and intelligent management they can be made to pay the tnterest on our State debt now, and the principal in a few years. This is an important result when we take into consideration that its production does not_diminish/a single iota of any other produclfon!

As to the management of bees, it is best to have a hive with moveable frames, and a convenient means of feeding then watch them closely, and if it is found that they are not working .properly, it is best to examine the hive in detail, and the cause of the: ill-work ing will in all probability be found to

IM JetJ Potatoes.

C-

VWo Have had dried apples, and dried peaches, and dried fruits of various kinds, for a long time in the market but we have never have heard $f dr&Lhg ..potatoes until now. A Mr. Francis'II.

Smith, of Baltimore, has been experimenting on potatoes, sweet and com- ..•: moil Irish, with reference to preserving them fresh and nice for an indefinite time. The potatoe has heretofore been good only for a limited time— a few months at the longest—and the sweet potato after a few days or weeks oven

Idscs "some of its best qualities Mr. Smith has succeeded in preserving the potato sjmply by drying it, so that a dish of the best quality can be had at any p'erio'd of the year, -as Afresh? and dry and sweet as though newly dug. So he says, and so the editor of the Scientific American seems to think he has done. If he can, introduce his plan of curing and drying the sweet potato

into the South, lie thinks he will have furnished planters with' more than a compensation•foi-the luss of the cotton itrade.

1 Garden Tools.

The Wcsttrn Rural suggests that a set of _gqo^ implemente facilitates garden work. The garden spade is an institution in itself rwhich cannot be dispensed with altogether, although in many places it is snperseded by the digging fork, which is a better instrument, as with it the ground cari-be tilled jmore /effectual ajad with -less -labor. Hoes of different Shapes aiid 'sizes4re a necessity in every^ gardw.. Tlie Dutch shuffle hoe is an exccellent implement for .'cutting: weeds and grass on grCffel walks, as with it the worjc can he done without iniuring the walk.. A reel and line is indispensable in laying out walks, borders, or rows of vegetables. A Set of drill-markers of different dimensions will be found useful. Enkes of various sizes, sprinklers with fine and coui-sp noses, weeding and transplanting trowels, a hand-roller, a water cask and a wheel-barrOw arfe also necesfeaiy.

A geaatlemai^. in IUiaois own au estate sd largfe that lie has three himdre'd and twenty miles of hedge upon it. He is to sow. a new field of ten thousand acres for the first time, this vcar.

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either the. loss of the queen, or the presence of the worm or moth—the moth must be removed, and a qecn furnished but if persons owning bees are disposed to neglect them, then such persons should never meddle with pattent hives, but'should make a hive ot good clear 1^ inch lumber, make the hive, say twenty inches high and sixteen inches square 1£ inch hole in the top. put on'a box with glass in the end, and a slide to keep out the light it will soon be filled, then replace it with another. Give them plenty of salt—the bees like it, and the moth don't.

Plant a Grape Tine.

Every Mmer,-'aud every onefwhorhas a vadant spot of ground suitable for the purpose, should consider whether he can do better than to set out one or more grape vines. The varieties known are now so numerous and diverse, that it will not be difficult to find among them one which shall be appropriate to the proposed situation, and bear fruit which shall meet the taste and wishes of the .cultivator. The care required, especially if the number of vines be small, is not excessive, aijd it ••will be found rather a pleasure than a toil to give the jfiesessaiy attention. The^ .growth is comparatively rapid—in a" few' years only from the time of setting,out, ample reward may be expected in the shape of luscious fruit. Besides a grapevine which has once attained a healthy maturit}-, is no Slimmer flower, destined to bloom awhile and die and decay with reasonable care and average good fortune, it will last a lifetime, constonly .^earing..larger and larger^.qropSj and ^•ejyaying- -the? original "investment a thousand times over.— Country Gentleman.

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FSTJHT IFTSFE J"" 1

U-BINFORo^

j,w\tca.sTs

^tM.FRS

,0"-s,ovtsr)ff

W I N O W

FANCY »VN-T,9-V"

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January 17, 1867.

Ladles, Take Particular Notloc.

!HE REAL VELPEAIJ FEMALE !^IS.

[WARRANTED FRENCH.]

THESE

R'R.LS,

so ceTvltrated

many years ago in Paris for the relief of female irregulorities» *nd afterwards so notorioaa for thoir criminal employment invt^e praciioe of atibrtionyare now offered for

sale for the first time in Amor^oa. They have been kept in comparative obsonntyi from the fact that the originator, Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and striot conscientious principles) and ias jvitheld, them from general nse lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes.

In overcoming Female Obstructions) Falling of the .Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Flow of the Monthly Discharges, Neijous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Baok aud Limbf) Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of theTlSarf, Hysterics, ic., and will effcct a onre when all other means have failed and, although a^ powerful

remedy,

do not contain lalomel, antimony, or

anything hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies and young girls who have never been regulated...they aro peculiarly suited. They will, in short tiitfe^fefiffg on' tlfetaiftnrthly period wiUi regularity. 1

CAUTION.—Married

Paris stamped on the box, with the words Trade Mark," in French, to counterfeit whioh is a misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with aocording^to!aw.

Full directions accompany.each box. Ladies Can obtain a box, sealed from eyej the curTous, by enclosii^ one dollarand seven taan stamps, to any respectable druggist, or

to M. Vtr. MACUMDEIt, Gene':l Agent for the Ud"eJ Si.iics OIM: Cnnarln.«, ajt Albany N. Y., or R. ••or!, a.j( Tjinford B'ro., Craw/ordaville,

P')i.

s. cvevywberife.

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WATCHES

FOB tSYEOOY.

A sujH'rl) f-toclc of fino (Jnld iuh! Silver ^'atclios, :i!l jv.njTiiutcfl lu run, mul JJioroug'liiy iit tlii"1 loAv of ancli, unci sati.«luofio() 1( Solid Gold In ot i,)u' watches. $2"0 to ftlOOO 100 3Ia.iric Cased (iolc U'atclies, 250 to 100 Ladies' Watches, enameled, 100 to 30 20O GtHcl XEuntl% Clirbnoineh' "NVlmchos, 250 to 80i 200 ^Mld Jiu'.iv'« TJusrlisli Lovers-, 2(0to 2oi :i00 Gold Ihr.il'tf Duplex V/ate's. l."o to 201 50(1 (.old Jfuiit'"- Ar.ier'en "\Vsite's, 100 to 25( 5 i0 .Silve liuutinif Le\ie.rs, 50 to 15 500 Silver HuaIisi^.Dupirxfts,. 75 to 25( 500 Gold Ladies' AVi-tches, 50 to 2fi( 1,000 Gold Huuihi ,' Lepines. 50 to 7? L,)00

!.IUOII» Silver AVatc's,

A single ce.ratft^wVwiJl-be^Bt by mi'il, post paid, jH^ion --ece'jjt. oT 25 ee.iN. live for J, ei(-»- -n ••i1ii-,ly-K),i$e ancla.i elegant preniiir ibi yo, sixi.y-«ix am. '.no/c valuable preniirni ioi ^10 o-ie hundred and most superb watch .o. $15.! To. a.'raats o.tc tLiose wiwlii ^mploymont ilii.s is a .-are opportu li. v. It is a legitimately coinlucteci jusi ie-.-S: aui jot ized by tlie Governnient, and ope.i to tlie most careful scrutinv.\V at dies se.it by Kxp.-ess, 'with bill fov collection on oelivciy, so i.iat no dissatisfaction can possibly oeqir.v

US.

Address

jWlMGllT, KO. it COi, Importer's, Feb27-oin] Kif Broadway, Xew York.

EEEVE'S AMBROSIA,

VIVJ" Ui 4Vj iron .THE

IMPEGVE-f).

,. S, ',}) iP

The expejienee, of over one hundred yeaijfrjn the cultivation and iireservatjon of the Hair is now embodied in this widely known jpreparation. For dressing, curling am. preserving fhe Hair, it has no equal in the wo'-lci. /Three or four applications will.stop theJiaUIrohi falling otlj a.u] if used occasionally if-Will pihair losing its original color! uriog a l'fe.'-ne. i\*o pn^paration'e,iiiaj8rit for

1AV DRYvGOODSi l-

i4J ti»

•ri

i'SK.

ladies should never tako

thorn w^en there is any reason to believe themsclves ptegnant, for they Will be sure to produc# a miscarriage.

These Pills are entirely safe, under all eircum8ubstanoea.

twtsit^of

LjiL

ii!:

50,to

10(

500 limitinj,- Silver-Wi'tches. !T) to. 5( '),000 Assorted Watcjes, ali ki.ids, 10 to 7r The above stock will be disposed of on (lie populor c»mk pniOH rj.A^,:}rivin^ everv jiatron a tine Gold ./ solid hrtve.- watch ior .-j'lit, without regard to value. iiiuirr, lino. & Co.. 1(51 T'roaclwav. \ow -York,wish to iui..iediot.ely dispose'of the tf'ove niit«raifice it sloeic. Cexfilic:'tes nn'min^ tua jret". i.se:, led /envelopes, and well mixed. Ilolue-.s .e entitled to the'articles naiije.ci in tjiei/ yertiilcates, npou p:.vinent ol" Ted Dollai's, Wlrcthcr it lie a -watch worth $1,000 or o.ie wk. th less. The return of nv of otoc c.e*tificaj»s entitle,?, you to tlie wticlrs named 1 he.eon, Ujion-pa-Wireiit, irrespeciive of its worth, o.ic. a a no ai-ticle valued at less than $10 is named on ony certificate., .it will- once ue seen that ii.s is no lottery^ mit' *.JE strai"3it lorward, le'. iiii.sate tr: ns. ction," wlm-h mav' oc participaied in evea l»y i-:rerib^ifasticieous.

HKSTOUING

the

hair quickly (fiid'Ho* preparation has been morCiext.eusivalv endorsed bv the medical faeUltv feu* its.perfect innocence'as regards injury to"the hair or head, and for its ionic efl'ects large bottles ^li

.keepers generally, liberally dealt- with It :tailed in all parts of thc.Umted Str.tes,€anad '-B. Address•

SECliKTARY REESE'S AMBEOSIA CO., Feb37'.'68ry-1] New Yor

V'goods, and stot

BE WARD.

^iU'be {mid to nriy'peHfa 'tv'fll'pi-ove that any other, concern sell.

ANCY GOODS,^FCC.YAS J^odd

DolI(,i' SAL6

\J -ik

I fei

if,

." p.

ii feii

WEUS COTTOK

CLOTH, DKJPS^ T^ANT PATEEKNS, SKWXNG MACHINKS, WATCIIES, BUY

ancl

rtnd aSH'lieap as the

undersigned. Send lo. cents for Patent. J?en lountnin, ana get a slip describing an'article I

««id in clubs of from 80

to 00 at 10 cts. ert h. ,5000, more male and fetfiale agents wanted. Sainplos and circulars mailed, free. EASTMAN & KENDALL, 65 Hano* "'.rSt., Boston, Ma?s.

Apl. 16, 15(58,—i t3 '..:i

BOOK A STORE!

Miscellaneous,'School, iCtillegc, Blank,t'.CMTt, Toy, and tfll kinds '3f BOWKS.*

Bill, Cap, Letter, Note, dow, and \Vrapping l'apors.

1.. 1

-£«.i

i't'i

:-il i'

.'j- ,|

•H1* S. VJ S

Iv^-r' ii'. ,.i

•',

Ixu,

•ivf %r(i-

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Maj 23, 1867. (nov8'86.)

Billet, Wall, Win-

SC 'V

Envelopes', rone, Ink, Pcncils, Slates, &c. Arc.j'it very largo aud"oom,pl6ta'8tock.

W-

Pictures and Picture Frames, a largo stock of Molding, Cord and Tassels.

Window Curtails 'afjid Witiddw Shad'os Jf all the" different styles'^fid patterns.

Toys of all descriptions bring in your chil^ dron and-they cftn he plea.sed

Pistols of tho finest nranafactnre Cartridge, &c«, 4c. If you nufed one coinff iu.

ife

All the leading Literary Papers/and zines kept constantly on hand.

iterari on

W-ilcox & 0?ljb8J Family- Setrlng Xfachines.— The best. Ladies couio and see them.

joa .. ''r (T/'ji

)rner

Remember the "Corner Book Store." north

wost corner /Vernon a ad" Green' StrdotB^f f^pdsville, Indian^ ^h. J£ -a.'.: it

Nor. 8

1Sf6.

KELLEY'S-i)

Mammoth ,Shoe House,

Opposite Masonic Hall,

CUAWFOKDSVIDLE, INJ)IANA,

Is now rccehing J'^

lOO CASES

BOOTS &' SHOES,

FOR.FALL AKD

WINTER WEAR, A.11 made expressly uo OR my

-t-

"f!

-8K

V."v:- :P,

—I WILL SELL Til EM—

10 PER CENT LESS

•than any other House in the city.

COME'!"& SEE!

H0S. KELEY.

'^.SICVR® OSIZ EIJRIIJ RL

ill I

itoinber 26,1847',

vi Si1

SILiVER-SMITfHNG rrriPAfiRibK.iil

i?:-: ji! AND |V

JEWELRY.-

ll AVE on hand

large and fino as-

/iQiGweiAtf tblilfeliA-oJ#San5TKS[®i

NO.

!l»d

Swiss Watches,,no\^in the market. Also, a la ge supply of ^-day ancl 2^-hoi'r clo'cks of nil i/ju,--. and of the best qualllyT Al.so, a large stock of

Wc1A 1,'E'S

of all kinds to suit the market .agd warranted to give entire satisfaction. Also, a large assortment of-fine Gold and fancy Jewelry, all of the latest styles with a fine stock of

O old: DPeiis,. Wfe.

have also just'received a new and complete set

Watchmaker's

iM'.-i •rtt'i 'Vl*

TOOLS AND MATERIALS,

and ttm Viow'ready to do "all work that I tnay bo favored Jwith in the best style and with

"August 31,J1866 yl".

Rustic

ALL at the "CORNER BOOK STOItE" *ftid see our full assortment of Rustic Window Shadesy made of pine wood,, nice, pretty and at prices bolow anything ever offered in this city. *ug23tf.] L. A. FOOTE &

LUOHr.

•ij *Uiz

"A"

Notions nnd Fancy Articles, both useful and ornamental: como and see.

•tliso, .f

Maga-

WEJLSj

"*.• .'i

L. A. FOOTE & CO. vI9n9.

i*ftx!

3HT

ft ,r

:r ii f. i./'-i

Oct.

9..

Tay tho highest ''market prices for

beeftCattle,iiogs & sheep

Ix-S

fglOSiS and E?13I,TE15

ISTo. lO Green Street

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

December !2, 1S67.

PIKE SHINGLES, CEMENT, LIME, COAL, aai

rjlll? UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in1 form those iutercsted that lie is prepr-ed'to furnish the trade with the a'bOve named o'Victes.. at the lowest cash rales. My place of bu-vness: inconvenient to ererybody, bcring located on the' •l^t formerly occupied by the olcf hotel.'- bnownJas the Crane iiouse. J. V. KEEltAN. JF you wa ift^K%gLat^ci),l 1-ftn^--^

y.ou .want Pine Shingles, call on /, KEERAN.

you want the best Cement, call on .. RfERAN.

j'ou *ant Liuie,w'call on

you want any of the above named jir^Meles, at nrfflPiffSblffrSte^jTsall otf£

H. r. EXSMlNGEK.

SADDLERY

—AND

IT ATtNESS,

WasUiingtojn St., Crawrordsvllle,

WOULD

respeotfully inform:tho citizens of Montgomery county that they*have now on hand a general assortment of custom.ma4c work in tho lino of •il AliNJiSS, -j ,ri. -ir

SADDLES,

PROMPIT-

KkS8. \Vatches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired immediately,' arid work warranted one yodi-'. $33~'Call'at^E-JV Binford'a Drag Store, Warrington' street/ west of the' court-housb.

JGRFR- REPAIRING

P. FITZPA TRICK.

The Sto.tc Fair just closc.d (at. Sufialo) was' ain unexanijilud success in nearly every department. The interest which, usually ccnlers upon geiving machines w»s.not wanting. 11 jvas intensified, doubtless, by the angry (and not altogether reputable) dispnta •which has arisen over the "medals'? said to have been awarded at the Paris Exposition. But: these medals counted for nothing hero, for the judpres insisted upon a tborougii-exr iiminai!on for themselves of the several machines in coin petition, and ho result was a nnanimt.us report awarding the highest prize to the exhibitors of the "Singer" for the best family sewing machine also for the best manufacturing machine, an also for the best bitfon-hole machine. A clean sweep and a rigliteons judgement say those who are best informed It was suggested by many who saw tlie magni'lccnt display made of these machines, and'the variety :aml admirable quality of th.e work they performed, that the manufacturers were remiss in not sending them 'to the Paris Exposition, and thus.have obviated the bitter controversy, being carried oq' over the gold medal. But the Singer M'ariuiacturing Company/whose sales of-machines for the past year hay'e exceeded forty-three thousand-(some thousand., more ..han any other company in the world) caie nio.re f^r'the "people's verdict," we appi',eti,enl. than for all the gold medals that were Or could have been awarded at Paris. ^Sb Exhil)ition at Buffalo, to which we have alfuded, was 'made' by the enterprising agents of! the Singer machines in Utica.—

ISSJL]

TRADE.

THEY ARE ALL—..''.J..'

W3RST CJLdlSS UOOS2S,

Custom and Ea^torn made and itnn.

iLL WARRANTED

\-Xl iXLsi fulr

BliJDI.ES, HALTJ3.RS, '.j Ira' WHIPS,'--"*.'"'

SPURS,

!Iif 5D .? Ulti«€aKTMS,^

COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

mmmmiiimmk,

Ui'tf stub at! -fviog: -.Ullti'U

imiif'H

.'im

if*KM

oil u-.'j

JWHITE 00033S,

OR.TE&-TO€M OF

ALSO A FULL LINE OF

BQOTSj SHQESyfSHATS' 'AND OA PS

Queensware

it!',' \\'t (it "i J. it

./ ii

Nov. 7. 1SG7:. •iJ!».• .tWl'M

SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

,iC

New -York State Fair.

at tli« lowest market prico.

Ulica Daily Ilcruid,

TJ. M. SCOTT,f

AGENT FOR TUE

SEWSfiG MACHINE S,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

Office on Main St., north side, icith Curtis Mro&ers. JLX!

F. B. GUTHRIE BR0.,

DEALERS IN

OF ALL KIKDS.

&c., &c.,

fact everything connectod with their trade,v

of every-description,''done

^ITH:

promptness and upon reasonable terms. Those wishing anything in their lino will do tfclhio- sall it\ttreir Shppi^iwirth of. thf,Cotfrt House, on Washington street. They are determined not to be undersold by any house in tho city.

ENSMINGER' & NICHOLSON.

Highest market prico in CASH paid for HIDES and SHEEP.PELTS. November 8, 1867. •{& i"vl9n9tf»

tVt'dS-

IIENRY W ASS ON, C. AV. ELMORE'..

.'jttAv/ •. ?'$•.

THE

fiia

'raivfvrds riiJc,

Thorn fotcss

and JLogaiisporl.

above mentioned establishments are rtc iijg an extcnsiv-e.i\nd.successful business manufacturing

MONU'MEriTs!

I HEADSTONES, &c.

M*c can say to the cifizeB-s of Montgomery a adjoniulg counties that being s'o extensively en gaged the trade, and purchasing such large quantities of Marble, we getAt-at

Greatly Eeduced Prices^

therefore it.enables us to soli yoi. work at' much lower priccs than yon can purchase tho quality at any other shop in this part btale. .. ....

We keep the very best quality of

AMERICAN & ITALIAN MAP.BLE,

(notwith'standing you have been told flilTcicntly .by some of our compcoiiors.)

Mefy Competition

ON FINE QUALITIES of MARBLE,

and as regnrds style of work, we"1 arc not to be excelled. To., satisfy .yourseh-os, call in at the shop, locatou on

OPPOSITE THE ELSTOM QiKK.

where

JTIU

will find II. COLLINS, ono of the most experienced' Marble men in the

WESTERN COUNTRY!

.miJ./Si frc'a,iy trf'^h'ow you some of the

Finest

Speciracsis

and

of Marble,

wort, ever exhibited in Crawfordsville.

ALL -WORK DELIVERED,

set up and warianted to give ins to contract. /"y -il

and ^prom^tly attendod^o. .-v: ... f. PYRE.

1 !s.— no do"an extensive business for smal profits. We have put'rfp* jVfORE and some of the LARGlJSTi 5#ndr FIJfiESli jobs? of .work of anj .other.establishment in .the county in the same length

tof

mi]-'" D. TYKE.

NEW

ii 11 OCEfRT' STORE.

V* .*R-

Iv EE RAN.

,#EBWAN.

rrx

\Y.

E. NICHOLSOK.

ENSMINGER & NICHOLSON,

r»:v«U

On Street,

'Two

SDobr8

•rf: ,**

ENLARGED FACILITIES EEDUCTION OF -o—

tim*e wc travel through the country

soliciting 6rders. iand can say to the public that Tfe will feetl you/your work at tho same prico that wo will.at the shop, and furthermors, if there is any shop tl^at'ca'n soli,you work at from 15 to 20 per ebht. cheaper- than we do,-WHY DON'T THE:Y.D0 IE?' We

West-ot ib6',,Cbi-ri^:"Book SfTre,"

Whei-o they intend to kcop'a general supply of •f'Svijlfi1 family Groceries, such, as

"7 sroiR,

Tthe

DKFT OOHFRTITION

in prices,

and if we don't,.furnish such Marble as we agree io, you..necd \iot receive the work.

:0«Jt

Vif

Ll'i Ol

frtf

if I

G. W. ROBINSON & CO.,

iivr.ilare established-theruselyas^n the Grocery husitiess,

.ui

RiCEi •v'r,• TE4, 'MOLASSES, SI»I€ES,

WOODEN WARE, AIL KINDS.

... ...

0^'f."?•/

la it lo Jl! ft'- -T-

SUGAH BUCKETS.

-w

'fit! .l

TKH

larr-v/t

rjt'

And everything conh'ectel with tho biifeine^s, of the-very best quality. •X'.*

produce takin iii change for Groceries. .•*m {L

!."

EXPENSES I

J. S. MILLER & CO S

{Superior Warm.

stock always on hand.

GREAT WESTERN MARBLE WORKS!

iL' -.'

Carriage Manufactory!

Market Street, north of Cutirt Home, .v CJRAWFOEDSVILLE, INli

HAVING

recently purchased, enlarged awl

improved the premises we occupy, .thereby saying expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufacturing

Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, Sleighs, .1 Spring Wagcns, &c.

we would respectfully, announce to our friend* and the public genoraMy that, we arc now in a j»«siiion to defy all competition in our line in thifc State as regards

PiiccN, style & Workmanship, and invite an inspection of our Carriages, Buggies, &c., a fine assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. Being all practical workmen and employing none but the most skillful, and using the VERY BEST OF MATERIAL, together with o.ir long a.eqnjiintance with the wants «f this section of country, we cannot help giving satisfaction, as we confidently assort that onr woi and pricos cannot be excelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exenange. All oar work warranted one year.— Repairing, Blaeksmithing, Trimming, Painting, Ac., exccutc.l with neatness and despatch.

If%gons.

Our Iarni IV a guns are built expressly-for this market by STIII.) Ii 13 A fv Kit BROS.,' of South Bend. Ir. )., of the

VEKV BKST TIMBER,

and more

with the view of giving entire satisfaction to ptfrchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us^ fully warrant them iu

KVLSIT PARTICULAR

far

one year, and will sell them cheaper than any other osiablii-hment ifi the county.

fino

J. S. MILLER & CO,"

September 2», 1S67. ly-

A N

hi €rawiorlsviUc.

ELAIE, LYLE & CO.,

Ol'ERATIOX a

and

*CIMNK SHOP,

all in teres i,

I'OBNDCT

iu this place, and iu-

MACHINERY OF ANY KINO,

to give them a call. They arc making all kinds of castings, such as

MILL GEARING, every description'!

SOUGH TIM MILLS,

FURNACE FKONTS,-*

SUGAR IvETTLES,

J' (.'RATE BAR*,

Making Patterns for, and Replacing

STOVE PLATKS

ovens DOG IRONS,..J""lc.

\(«.

They are prepared to repair

Tubular BoiUrs,

Stetim Engines,

Thrashing M.achines,

Reapers, Drag Saws, Mowers,

?. and to make and tit up

Braas Castings, and Blacksniitliino

of every description.

work done by this firm is

warranted to perform as represented.

Pf tt

atisfaction. accord-

ihir:

Or&evs Solicited

CASH PAID FOR

OLD IRON, COPPER 8c BRASS.

Shop on Green

may 10'66.]

treet, near the Depot. BLAIR, LYLE

CO.

BLACKSMITHING!

ALL

ITS BRpCHES!

HE undersigned would respectfully inform public that they arc carrying on the above business in all its various brandies. From along and practical experience in the business, they feel confident in asuring the public that their work & prices will give cntiro satisfaction. They are well prepared to iron wagons, buggies, fee., and shoo horses in tho most durable and approved style, and on short notice.

Repairing of all kinds done with despatch. Particular attention given to inonding aidsharpening plows. They ask tho public to givo them a trial,"as they feel confident of giving satisfaction.

Shop on Green Street, betweon Pike and South Streets. GEO. HIGIIT0WE11 & Firm. June 20, lSG7-tf.

GROCERY & BAKERY.

rTTE

undersigned, after returning thanks'lo his friends for saving his stock from th« iale ftrc, would inform, his old customers and th« public generally, that he ha-s erected a now bfick ','uilding on the site, south of the public square, '•.hero he now keeps a. first class Grocery, with ft liakory at-toohed,-and that he has, and intends keeping on hand a genoral stock- of

GItOCE-RIES, CONFECIONBBIES, 4«,' Also

BREAD," CAKES, .f '!'.J!

I^E

PASTRY,

nd everything to be found in such an -establishment. lle'has secured the services of a first ata^a aker, and is prepared to fill orders for Cakes for vveddings and parties on short notico. lie solicits a sharo of the public custom.

Deei 20, 1806,] j. F. GALEY.

a a

FOR

^x-

.•ii-'

'^I^^TKey Lnrite tbo Publie to eall £tnd examine their stock. [jan30-tf.

^ALE at tho "CORNER BOOK STORE," ,a.i"ull assortment of a superior articlo ef Cap, Bill, Comme'rcial, Note and,all si^es ef laper al^Oy same in Linen Fabric. This fot fc designed to meet'the demand for a good reliaWe artiple and cannot fail to please

ALSO, Rag", Straw, Tea and Manilla Wrapping Paper Prfper and cotton Twine. The attention of dealers'is called to these goods. aug23tf."| L. A. F00TE Sc. GO.