Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 July 1853 — Page 3

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DESECRATION".

Says the Buffalo Commercial

hands

Advertiser:

0 shame on a people, shame on a Congress that would permit Mount Vernon to pass into the

of "Northern and South

ern Capitalists." Long since it should have belonged to the nation, and been kept, no matter at what expense, in the same condition as when WASHINGTON* occupied and owned it. But neither great services rendered to the country—neither merit nor genius, nor anything else—are thought worthy of reward by our people, and we verily believe there would be no objection with the great number fo turning "Faneuil Hall into a Railroad Depot, or the State House at Philadelphia into a Distillery." The place where the first Congress met, where the first prayer was offered before that body of patriots, is now a dry goods store, and de laines and calicocs are stored against tl*e walls that of yore resounded with the eloquence of ADAMS, LEE and FRANKLIN.— This abominable devotion to seven per cent —this worship of'the mammon of unrighteousness, like a mortal cancer, eats out of the human soul ail that is best and noblest in humanity. We shall be glad to learn the tariff of prices to be paid for an admission to the home of Washington, and hope the "Northern and Southern Capitalists," who have purchased i-t will not fail to have a nicesaloon on the ground, where pop beer and monadic—sponge cake and mint juleps may refresh the visitors to the show—Mount Vernon-—Washington—what names, and what a destiny! Thi- country has permitted the old soldiers of the revolution to starve to death, and now it allows Mount Vernon to pass into the hands of speculators as a show house. Thousands of dollars squandered on political jobbers, in useless expenditure on foolish projects, thousands paid to members of Congress, about the most useless of all the dependents on the general treasury, but not a dollar for a grand national object, that of securing for the people the ownership of the. home of Washington. Mount Vernon sold, we are informed, fur §2,000,000! a pretty nice operation—it will pay—what more is necessary? Hut whether disregard of all patriotic motives—less of all national pride—a sense of public shame—a sensation of meamiess in the people that would permit it—will pay or not, let others determine, for our part we do not think the result at all questionable."

J.ifornrr Notice.

The annual exhibition of the iiimi Literary Society of Wavcland Academy. will take place iit the tirst Presbyterian church on Wednesday owning, the. 20th ins*. Mr. K. W. Fisk of Terre Haute, will address the Society on Tuesday veiling, the 1 'Jt.Ii inst. M. (J. HI 10ADS. i: Wavcland, .Jul '1. 1*50. Cor. See. \V. L. S.

CRAW I'OltDSVIljljfcJ PRICE CURRENT. [Corrected weekly for the lie view.] Wheat. Corn, •—,iv.Oats. Flour. $5. Butter, EL'L'S, Cheese, Bacon side & shoulder Hums, Lard. Tallow,

r. r.

Apples, green. Apples, dry, White Beans, Flax seed, Timothy, Feathers. 8 Wool,

:f0

-a-LOO

£1 §1 .0 .J 1.00 62n7o §1.50 31 20a3(

Beeswax. !insiiiji.

10 Potatoes. S Onions,

N I I W A E I S E E N S

Lif. s7l. ilOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARII.IiA WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD. Tlic

INSURANCECOMPANY

OF^II ART FORD) CONN.

rv on ss is This Oilioc has now transacted business for more than a quarter of a century, and insured real and personal property against loss by Fire and Water to the value of more than

TWO IirXPKEI) MILLIONS OF

O A S

IN THE WKSTEUN COUNTRY. Several Thousand Losses have been incurred upon the above risks, all of which have been adjusted at the

General Agency Office

At Cincinnati and paid with the utmost promptitude according to the conditions of the Policy, as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on tile.

This •oinpany bases its operations upon such a perfected plan of cash orcmiums, well scattered risks and long experience in estimating hazards, that the interests of all concerned are protected. The Company receives from almost innumerable sources and in small sums, a largo annual deposit. Its Annual Premium* and Capital Sioc' Exc«4ocl $1,000,000!

From this fund, held as a public trust lossos arc paid. To secure for the public and the Company a permanent ability to meet every fair demand, all erroneous or fraudulent claims arc of course rejected. This is theonlv plan of Insurance which can_ long deserve the public confidence, and Ihc undersigned aiient confidently invites his friends to secure thenitelves at his AgeViey. against loss by

Fire, or Ihc Perils of IVavigatioifi.

The advantages rf this contract need scarcely be urged upon wealthy men. or merchants, for they rarely neglect it. and if they do. fires leave them other resources. It is especially valuable" to laboring men. mechanics and others of moderate means— who. jierhaps. have little else than a home and its contents in the world.

These should never ncglcct to insure a fire that may visit them at aiiy hour would leave them homeless. and with no capital but. their labor to begin again the struggle of life, ami years of toil and watching must pass before thev can regain what they have lost, if indeed it is ever done. To such, insurance is a duty. If the individual is worth little, the expense, is less if ho owns much property, still, the expense is tritiinir. and by investing a few dollars he is safe. If he is overtaken by misfortune and his all laid in ashes, he receives a recompense in ^ash capital equal to his loss, and may soon restore what has been destroyed.

POLICIES issued "at all times, upon favorable terms by JAMES IIEATON. Agent, for (."Vawfordsville and Montgomery County.

JulvS.\53. "v4n49vl.

PAY I P! persons indebted to the under-

sigtied either for Postage or Books, are requested to call and settle their account^ immediately, I expect to remove to Kokomo in a few months, and it is desirable that my accounts should be squared IX8TANTEK. JAS. CALFEE.

July 2, 155S. n2lf.

"jV/TACKEREL AND WHITE FISH, a large lot IrjLjust reooived and fcr &a!e at april.29, '58. AT.. E A ME VS.

I.IST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING

Hypes Samuel Ilail Emsey I leath Abram 3 Hcniplcton Ann I Hays Patsey I Johnson W: W

20 20

2--To

i.'oaEfli'rtrt of flBiSHrniicc

OFFERS

an expedient, bv means o! which, prudent men cseupe losses. They transfer toothers the risks which inevitably cause them. For a small eom-idcration. these lir-ks, which might in an unlucky event, KIIN individuals. are safely assumed by Companies well organized and judiciously managed. Such an institution is the

Jourd II. C. 'Jackson William E. olinson Louisa I Kinkead Sara Jaus

Kelsev Tavlor 'Cenid Elijah Kecs John I Kimball .Josiah P•

in the Post 03*ice at Crawfords-

vilje. Indiana, on the 30th day of June, 1S53, which if r.'ot taken out within three months will he sent to the General post office as dead letter?.— Persons calliftg for the same will please say

verti.-'ed." Appleby Denton' Lowery Y,Tm. Addilotte John Lone Andrew Arebart Henry Lindsay Win. C. Andrew* John Lamb .John G. Argrali Tlios. M. Lanty Israel or Gotleip Anderson Eliza Frank Arnold Th«:.aas B/ Lavell Mistf Brown J. D. Miller Amanda 4 Baker Syman Manker John -J. i'riant Christopher Ma.«se? Mofttravilie Bniner Rebcca Mashel City Bnrk Thomas Macmr.llin Lindsay Barbour Lueicn MeKavWra. Ball Mahala .. McNeil T. Bhtin Thomas Miller Athaan Bronson D. Martin James Benefiel John W. Marcuse ?. Bowers Martin t£ James MeLain James

Butlor Patrick Brace Philander Boiland John W. Barker Thomas C. Lruel Mathew IL P.eurieU John Ball Mary Ann Balia Rebecca Bail James Colbert Man rice Condit P. P. 2 Craijr I). E. Oooley J. A. Condit Paul P. Crawfordsvillo CarusJohnT. Coiily And rew Coinan Milton Chenault John Crain Simeon .. •-. C«.x Sarah Clinton If. L. Cruine Wm. If. Dinwidio Ruth David Henrietta Davis Jacob Davenport William Dougherty John 2 Dona van James Drbson Thomas :i \"is A lifeline K1 iis Mr. & Naomi Little Parker O.

Lambert Dennison I). Long James 2 Lewis liuth Loflnnd Sarah LalTerty .Tames

June 30. 1S5".

Matrox Terrasa Me Coy W. P. Martin Josephine Mills Isaac f. Marler Joseph A. •?.•••• Miller George, Magrath Micheal Mason Maalon J. 2 McCul lough J. C. Mills Isaac 2 MeCorkle Alexander Martin John Miller Mary 3 Miller Mary C. Morrow James Millore David McLaughlin Mary Miller Mary E. Moore Joseph Nielioles Asa Nicholson .Tames W. Nicholson William D. Nicolas William Newel Davis Nicholson William II. 2 Ohair James E. O'Bryin Timothy O'llearn Thos. Potts John Phink Altiha

J-

Pampel G. P. 2

Eddy E. B. Edgeil Wilson E'tlniorc. Joseph 5 EwingJohn Ellis William Eddy Edward Earn hart Nelson Evans Nancy E. Fields Ira 2 Freeman liardin Eel ton Oi'fha Flammon Louisa Ann Gi iiiing N. L. 2 (rover B. A. Graham !-'usan C. Guntcl David Gray John S. Garner Shelby Gallowav Henrv Gilbert, John Graham Mary M. Harris Manerv.i H. si. Illnshaw J. 1'. 'I Hall Thomas Hartsoek ('. M. Hunt Daniel M. Hester Martha Hardo.: Lucinda E. 2 IInil" lr-aa" Hobston Nathan llandcod Joseph Hail Joshua llynicr t'atharine P. jiardisty Janu-s Herrington Lydia A. Hcekathorn David I Ilartncss Conrad

I'oynts Willaim Roberts Jonathan Roark Elizabeth Ryan John liedenbaugh Mariah Reefner Lous. Rillines Lydia Maria Shanklin jilizabet.h M.'"1 Steplicn Smith Tosev Smith A. P". Snyder I. F. ,K Stucker Elizabeth Stine John Jr. Stone Elizabeth Stanford Alonzo W. Spencer Harriot,..... Stine John Se.llars Ira S. Sheadge John Smith Martha Silman ii. Stewart William 2 Scott Jonathan Smith Cbv Saver David S'.out Vv'ils.n Sheeler Elizabelh Stith Joseph S])eei.lo John J. .Stewart Sarah C. +r.-. Slirjiist Aalon Trout. Eliza Tiffany Adalitie 'i'out James W. 2 Tysor (Jideon Yanhook Michael Wivlkup James _!. Yv'cbster Cornelia A. Williams Aaron 11. Watson Wili'iam J. Ward Samuel Waters Z. Wilson 'Taney A. Wrcy Samuei \Yrav James Wilson James C. Watson Adaniram Webster C. A. Miss Wilson Lawrence White William Walkup James Wilson Robert Y/as.on Robert Watts JohnS. Yvilson John J.

W. SNYDER, P. M.

WM- r. WUITCIIJH^ Tnos. J. nNcn.

wm c. ws &£TC§sa<:K

& cs.

Succcssors to Bates, hitrlicr

Si Co.,

WHOLESALE

Dealers Mats, Fairs,

A N

II A E K' I -'1 J! I N S, COiiNEK OF I'KAJiL AND MAIN" STHEKTS,

CiXCIXXATl, 0.

Cash paid for shipping furs. ju'y 8, Lso3.

vTinivl.

CASH PRICES OF

0 S 0 N I S l' 0 .'I A ,\ S, VVI.CAX1ZED INDIA 1!tiaiKK .7 ^lac'aitie Belting, Steam Slacking anil Enyine. Host

SOI.!) BY

O I & O O E

MANITACTURKRS' AGKNTS. Tiafayette. Indiana.

AT.SO GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Duvyce nnd Forsyth's unequalled Platform and Counter Scales. Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses, etc.. Safes. Portable Forges. Machine Oils. Portable Mills. Steam Engines. Mill and Warehouse Furniture generally.

Machine Belting.

3 PI.Y. 4 N.R'. 2 inch per foot. 10 cents, l'2!.j eonts 3 do do do 14Vo do 17 do 4 do do do do 'J-i do 5 do do do 23 do do ,• 6 do do do 2? do j. 85 do 7 do do do 33 do 42 do 3 do do do o5 do 47 do 0 d-o do do 44 do 55 do 10 do do do r.-J

do f.6 do

11 do do do o? do *72 do 12 do dr. do ti'J do SO do lo do do do So -•.••'.do 100 do IS do do do 1.10 do 125 do CO do do ilo 1.20 do 14^ do 25 do do do 1.35 do 175 do Locomotive and Fire Engine Hose. 1-J inch per foot, 50 cents. 2 do do do. 55 do 2+ do do do 60 do 2J- do do do 65 do 3 do do do 80 do Also Hydraulic, Conducting, and Suction ".'I- Hose.

Steam Packing.

Mixed Packing, ,45 cents per lb Plain do 55 do do do Pure

do GO do do do

Manhole Plates, lire.

may 18, '53. n-17vl.

Osage Orange Plants.

WOrangejust

E hnve received a large lot of Osage Plants in prime order, arid will sell them low for cash. Farmers in want of them, will please call immediately and see them.

MUMFOR1) & 1IOOKEK.

No. 7 Fimlne's B!x:k. Lr.:^j ctr Ind. xn»v27. "8. n-JSm2.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Ii. A ij LEI,

Whasnow

(-ad-

:C:

OULD respectfully inform the public that he on hand a large and desirable stock of the above named articles, purchased direct from Eastern Manufacturers: as hedesigns selling entirely for CASH, he is thereby enabled to se'.l at least fifteen per cent, cheaper "than any other establishment in the place. His stock was manufactured and designed expressly for this market, consisting in part of

Gent's thick Kip, Calf and Morocco Boots and Brogans, Gc-nt:sCalf Im. Stitch Boots and Brogans. Gent's Enameled Brogans, and Patent Leather Monterev. etc.. etc.

A I E S

Kip. Calf, Morocco arid Enameled Boots and Buskins: Ladies' French Kid and Morocco Siips and Buskins: Ladies'

Cloth Gaiters and half Gaiters: Misses and Childrens Calf. Goa: and Enameled Boots Misses -A- and Childrens Fancy Mo- vrocco Patent Tip Boots.

Also a full assortment of Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes. All those wishing any of the above articles are requested to call and ex'aminc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Crawfordsville. may 12. '5-3., ni'»m3.

Jewelry EsttsJjiisiisKeisi.

S. DANFORTH,

Benbridge's Row. one door from Corner of Main St.. opposite Public Square. North Side.) LAFAYETTE, INIJ.

Jof

UST received from New York, a line assortment fiul'l Pens, of various manufacture. Also a new supply of Port Monaies, Cigar Cases. Card Cases of almost every pattern. Gold Lockets for Miniatures. Gold Crosses. Slides. Pencils and Thimbles. Gold Fob. Ycst and Guard Chains. New Style Gold Spectacles, do. Cutf pins. Ear rings. Pins and Finger Rings, ]ilain and with Diamond, Kubv, Garnet, Topaz. Opal and Torquois Settings, Cora!. Neciaees, Beads, etc. a line lot of cutlery Perfumery, letter, cap and note paper, envelopes, etc.: silver. G. S. Steel and common Specs of every number, and glasses fitted to suit all ages at short notice. Gold and silver, lever, anchor, lepine and common watches. at prices varying from $5 to $100, clock's of various manufacture, accordcons. Guitars. Violins, Flutes. Tambourines. Music boxes. Flageolets, iifes. Tuning forks Guitar, bass^ol and Violin strings, pegs, bridges, etc. Sheet music for piano, Meloucon 'and Guitar, and Inst meters for accordeon. flute, etc.. with a great variety of silver spoons, plated and britania Ware, Yankee Notions, etc., for sale low for cash, at Wholesale and Retail.

All orders from a distance punctually and faithful Iv attended to, and work done on as favorable terms as at any establishment in the Star city.

June S, 1S50. n-lOmS.

J. E. :.i nox.vi.T). j. wn.so:-.'.

DONALD 6c WILSON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Office in the "Review Buildings,"

no v. 1.7.1.

Crawfordsville, Imi. v-3tf.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Having permanently located himself in this place, will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. Ottice immediately over Wilson's Ssorc, west of the Court House. anril "9, lSo 3. n-l-lyl.

DR. A. W- ARMSTRONG,

HAVING permanently located in Crawfordsville, respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens and the adjacent country. Residence in the northwest part of town, in the house forme''.1\ occupied by Reuben Taylor. Oillce up stairs over S. Graves" tin shop. [april 1,'58. niOm'-..

DIl. YT. L. MAY,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Residence corner of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. Oillce in G. V»\ Pearson's tailor shop, mar. '53. nifty 1.

DEA T.T:R IN 4

IIOOT.^, SjIOES, LEATHER AND FIND-

MAIN" STRKET, SOI'TIt OF Till: CoritT HOTSE. "Crawfordsville, Ir.d. April 15, '5:?. li-k-'mfL

WHOLESALE GEOCEB,

AXD

I O E A N

i:m$.

NO. 8 ri DUE'S BLOCK, E LAFAYETTE, IND.

may 10, '5". n47m3.

E~A aI

jIi

L. E. WAY LAND, Proprietor.

Fami

AIR t!ie best the market affords. Stabling trood eonvenient, well calculated to accommodate horse drovers. luuv 27. '53. 4 11-iSv 1.

Cigars and Tobacco.

THE best quality, always on hand, and for sale »t the Drug Store of June 1G. '"3. SLOAN & MORGAN.

Ground Faints.

Vv E have the best Paint Mill ever brought to the place. Ground and mixed Faints of every description, can at all times he had at the Drugstore of fjune li. \V.] SLOAN .t MOKGAN.

DRUGS & MEDICINES.

S Sj O A 74 &, i?S OII ARE just receiving their Spring stock consisting of a very large, and splendid assortment of fine Drugs, Medicine?, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,

Dye-stuifs, Perfumery, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Jcc., &c. Our Stock was purchased in New York, from the IMPORTERS, and very carefully selected by one of the firm in person: "consequently the public may rely on every article being PUKE and UNADULTERATED.

PHYSICIANS

and nil others, are. respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves, as we are prepared and determined to sell at as low prices as any other establishment of the kind in the State, the windy boast ins of defying all competition to the contrary notwithstanding.

Crawfordsviile, June 1G, 1S53. n"l.

Sale of the County Seminary.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned County Auditor and County Treasurer, in and for Montgomery County, will oflerat Public Sale on Saturday"the first day of October. 1S53, at the Court House, in the town of Crawfordsville, the County Seminary builJines. and the land whereon the same is situated, on the following terms, to-wir,: The Interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, upon the whole amount of the purchase money for one year, is to be paid in advance, at the time of receiving a certificate of purchase, and the Piineipal in ten "equal annual instalments with like interest annually in advance upon the residue of the said Principal. The title to the land is indisputable, as will be found by an examination of the Kccords in the Recorder's OfEcc. The personal property belonsrinir to said Seminary, consisting of seat and writing tables, will be offered for sale on' the same day, 011 the premises, which will le sfiid on a credit-' of twelve months, the purchaser giving his note, with approved freehold security fur the amount of the purchase money, with interest thereon, and with out nr. relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

June

BATHING MACHINE.-

BATHING, its necessity and expediency from the .structure and the functions of the skiff, the cuticle is eaat off in minute powdry scales, many of which are retained upon the surface by the pressure of clothing, these mingle with the oily saline products of the skin, and form a thin crust.— This crust, on account of its adhesiveness, collects particles of dust and soot from the atmosphere, and particles of foreign matter from our dress, so that, in the course of the day, the v. hole body becomes eoatod with impurities. If this coating remains it becomes thick and established upon tfie skin, and will produce the following e-Tects:

First, the pores will bo obstructed, consequently perspiration impeded, and the influence of the skin as an exertive entirely prevented, r.nd prodnces the following diseases:—Indicestion. Biliior.sness.' Ascidity, a sense of oppression in the pit of the stomach.. depression of the spirit. Heaviuas, Cold hands and Feet. Numbness r.f the limbs, arid other parts. Vertigo Nausea, Difficulty of Respiration. Stupor. Irritability. Drowsiness, Debility, Extreme Languor and Exhaustion. Restlessness. Costiveness, Ilcad-achc. Extreme Nervous Agitation. Palpitation of the Heart, an Incapacity KJ1' the slightest exercise, dfill, heavy pain and sense of weight in the Head, a temporary loss of memorya sense of Crustness, Pulse less frequent and more feeble than usual. Despondencv, Emaciation, and extreme Debility. A film of i'oreiirli substance on the skin will inevitably become tin.: seat of doliterious infections vapors. This is one reason why fiiriiy persons con tract infectious diseases more frequently than individuals of more cleanly habits. Lathing is useful to promote cleanlincss.

This bath which the undersigned have the right to manufacture a'vl sell is one of the most convenient imaginable, and can be used equally well for warm or cold weather for bathing, and only takes one bucket of witer to supply it for any lengl.h of time. The wattr is poured into the lower part of the Bath: the person bathing stands upon a platform above the water, and by a slight movement of the body, throwing the weight alternately from one foot to the other, the water is forced up into the sprinkler, from which it comes down on the bather with much force, the water passing into the pump at the fulcium. gives great power to ike double-act-ing force pumn placed under the feet of the bather, ci using the water to shower down with any desired force: indeed the bather has it in his r.ower to produce a violent shock or gentle sprinkle by his own action. One bucket of water will answer every purpose, (as one washbowl answers to wash ones lace) the same water being thrown over the bather repeatedly in a constant current: but it is so arranged that where it is not desirable to u?e the water noire than once, it can be replaced with fresh water, with very little trouble. These Laths are warranted to be'durablc in every particular. Persons desiring Laths, who live, at distance can be supolicd immediately, by sending their address and twelve dollars. The strictest care will be taken in shipping Baths. All orders promptly attended t.

VT. KOLEUTSON, Manufacturer. The Bath can be seen at MICK'S Dry Goods Store. Crawfordsville. June 16. 1853. 4v51n3m.

NEW FOSS

E E O E

rniJE

cold damp days of winter are gone—and 5 Sprimr with its bursting buds, and opening lowers, itssinging birds, its warm joyous sunshine gladdening the hearts of all has come—and with it Campbell's New Goods—looming up larger than ever, and ten times surpassing in magnifieieneo and splendor any farmer stock. The. Tress Goods arc tlie choice cuiiings of the Neve York market, and for excellence of fabric, beauty of design, and richness of style, arc incomparable. Prints surpr.ssinffin glory the gay plumage of birds, or chaste as the delicate beauty of flowers, fresh from the manufactories of I'hiliip Alien, Sprague it Dannel. men—world wide in their fame —as being too honest to make Fatly Calicoes: Tweeds.cassimeres, rsatinetts. tiekings, checks, summer stull's, Are., direct from tli" manufactories in and around Philadelphia. and wholesale auction rooms furnishing up the Niek-Naeks. sueh as embroderies, silk and lace mitts, lace veils, linen hdk'i's. gloves, hosiery, undcr-slseves. collars, capes, cufi's. ete_., etc.. that are to a ladies' toilet what the iinishing" touches of thelirtists brush is to the picture, fo make it complete, and beautiful. COTTON-YARNS. NAILS AND GLASSWARE, dim::, from the forges and f.ietorios of Pittsburgh also the hvarest. and bust lot of Groceries we aver had in the house so we are Ctill from cellar to garret and we can oiler the people the largest stock of goods that can be found any where. e. have cut down our expenses a few hundred dollars a year, and we intend to work cheap and sell coods on a small advance on cost—for cash or produce. Our clothing room up stairs. 1 to which we have added Boots and Shoes. Hats and ips. has been remodeled, replenished, and tilled tu leoletion with the largest lot. the newest cut. and the best made clothinir. the best lot of Philadelphia made Bo.-ts and Shoes, the handsomest Hats, and the oddest Caps, chat were ever in this or any other market. As our purchases have been very large tliis Spring— and our intention is to clean all out by fall—in order to facilitate our business we ha\e marked the price on each article plainly in figures at one uniform rate, and that a low i-ne.

A.pril

II EL

OKAWFOKDSV1LLE, INDIAN

2 2

LAIHES

1^3-3. j- P. I PBI-.LL.

THOSE new style Bayadore Rubes are lo be had 110 where but fit april 2*'.

:c-3.

(. AMPBhLL S.

TF YOl: want a handsome bonnet for soring ai.d J. have it trimmed with a iu»ndsom" ribbon outside. arid a new and beautiful trimming inidc .TO to april 22, '53. CAMPBhLL S.

IAMPBELL has a hnve lot or" new prints, that. for '.xcclienee of fabric, and usiness of color, were never surpassed. april 22.1553.

COrRSK every lady will purchase a pair of those beautiful embroidered mu=quotnr sh-e-.v? at [apr.'2i2, *50.] CAMPBELL'S.

Eglantines.

THOSE beaii'iful Eglantines at Campbell s' are the newest and handsomest in town. april '5:3.

INFANTS embroidered waists- a few very pret1 tv c.nes at, april 22, "53. 'A MPBELL'S.

O LADY will certainly not let the opportunity pass to get a pair of those handsome shoc-s [apr. li-,'5v.| CaMPBLLL'S

LAIN and fancy silks, vc-n rit ct april 22. '5-3. CAMPBELL'S.

LOOKING

who want the genuine twisted silk mitts will find them at april 22.'53. CAMPBELL'S.

ALEXANDER'S

MISSES22.',

TEN

J. B. AT'STJN. A. M. C.

24. 15*.

DAVID VAN"E. T. M. C--'

GLASSES.—You who want splendid

mirrors, and cheap, call at april 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.

DON'T

buy your Ready 3iad2 Clothing until von see how cheap Campbell sells it. april 23.-53.

Paris made kid gloves at

april 22.'50. CAMPBELL'S.

CARPETS

and Oil Cloths, for sale bv

aprill 22, '5-3. CAMPBELL.

QFEENSWARE.—Some

of the prettiest setts of

(Jueenswarc ever brought to town at april 22.'53. CAMPRELL'S.

SILK

and lastinir hail" and full Gaiters at april 22. '53. CAM PBELL'S.

Papril

OLKA Boots and Opera ties, c'ne.ip at 22.'53. CAMPBELL'S.

ENAMELED

Kid boots for Ladies (v'erv fine"? at

april 22,'53-. CAMPBELL S.

and childrens shoes of everv variety at april '5-3. CAMPBELL'S.

ENS Extra calf boots for sale at april 22, '5$. CAMPBELL'S.

BARRELS Carolina Tar. inst received by LAYMON tv Co."

Hats and Caps.

Amoleskin,

fine assortment of gents, and boys hats. silk, bever. panama. leghorn, chip, and Kossuth wo'd hp's, for snlc at J- WILS' tN'S. april 1.'53. n-P*.

The First of (he Season!

T. ©. IS ROW N Sc Co.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES. TAKE this method of informing the citizens of Montgomery count v. that they have received and are still receiving their springsnpplv of Drnsrs, 3Iedicine«, Paint?, Oils," VFindow*

Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Brushes, &c., &c •which they pledge themselves to sell at as i"w rates as can be afforded by any other Druggist in the ubash Valley.

Physicians are requested to consult their best interests by giving us a call and examining our stock as Wc feel confident that vi'e shall be able tu show them an EXCELSIOR STOCK. Particular attention paid to compounding prescriptions at all hours of the day or night.

Call one door east of die Eagle Hotel. in the Review Buildings, if vuu wish bargains and HK.vr.Tn. T. D. BROWN & ce.

May i'. LSo-3. eh-i-'n-tv.

Cistern Builders,

You will always fad a good article of Cement, by calling on A. MANN. fiovc. W2.' nli-tf.

LARGE supply of Framraneia. Washington, Light-and Brown. Havana. Principe. K"tr:ilia. Colorado, half Spanish, and Common Cigars— Wholesale and retail, at \crv low prices by mar.-J3.'53. LAYMON ifc co.

CINCINNATI Suicar Cured Hums and Dried Beef, for sale by LAYMON co.

PECONS,

Persons desirous of proeurintr whole, or parts of sets of Teeth, would do well to give him a call. If has specimens that may be seen at any time by call ing at his oilice. which wc t-hink cannot be ttirpas

IW" Examin aticiis of Teeth made, and advice triven cratis. OMice in ••Washington Hull."

Apiil 5. W.J. nl P. 1

JOHNSON & PATTON,

M-Al.KKS IN

.^^©VCS, "TB2D, :tEasl

COPPER AVRAKE.

South side Cobirah'a St., 3 doors Ii'est of J'ublic Sqwrc,

People of Mor.tffomer county. give usa call. "We arc bound to sell on as. cheap terms as any establishment in Lafayette. Country Merchants, who are buying bills of Tin Ware to retail, will do well to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing cl-cwhere. JviMNSON I'AT'P'N. jene 3, '53. 4!'ni'».

Ladies,

you wish to see the finest selection of fine dress good~ the town of Cra'.vordsvllle. call ut a.pril 1.'53.1

Peanuts, English "Walnuts, S. S. A't-

nionds. Brazil nuts, and Filberts, can always be had very low at LAYMON & eo's.

EXTRACTCloves,»H

OF (. LI Allspice, Pepper. Cin

namon. Nutmegs, &e~ for sale by mar. 23. '53. LAYMON tV- co.

TR. JAMIvS F. CANINE,

S E O N E N 1ST.

And manufacturer of K*orceI.iiu Teet'h. CllA W FOKOS II. I. K. I '0.,

RESFECTFl'LLY1offers

his professional services

to the Ladies an Gentlemen of Crawfordsville" and vicinity, where he has permanently located.— He is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which will be inserted on Pivot or Gold Plate, to look as we'd as natural.

Cavities of Doeavcd Teeth will be drnsscd out. and filled with Gobi of the finest (piality. which will prevent their further decay or aching, and render them useful for many years.

The Tartar and other Foreign substances, will al so be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and the gums and brr.aSh sweet ami healthy. Teetli. and stumps of Teeth, which have become useless and troublesome, will be extracted with the latest and most approved instruments, in the most careful and scientific manner, and with the least possible pain. !n short he is prepared to attend to everything in his profession, and his work will be warranted to give entire satisfaction if not. no charge will be made.

¥sa3.

COMMT COOXING STOVE.'

WE have no hesitation in recommending this Stove to the public, as there have been some tw« thousand th.'so Sioye.s sold by tlie nnmufactur ei's in r,lio hist year: and as a: evidence of their good qualities, t'ivy have not been able to s.-'ipply the demai! 1. We have three sizes of these stoves, to snit differ, nt sized famili-s. This stove needs only to be seen to be admired.

METEOR COOK STOVE. Thi is anew stove in this market, and to whi we call your particular a'.ten:ion. it having a larg" oyeu.8i.kl being a beautiful design.

Bl^l' PREMIUM O'lOK STO\'E. Y\*c have four sizes of this stove, which are very heavv and well iitted U] and warranted.

In a word, v.e have the best and latest Patterns of C'aaliin^ St»fes in the m-irkot, wli'n-h we.wih.se:! chc-m. Givi- us ae :!I.

OL'R TIN S1!()P.

are ci ns'antly manufaclurinir Tin, S!)p{ Iron and V«' re all binds, in tb"!ie a, v-. orkmatiiiKc manner. v\il kinds of.lob Work done on the shortest notice and in the nvst finished style: such as Tin Roofs. Gutters arid j»outs for Houses. Britchcn Chimneys and Scape Pipes for Steam Engines. Stove Pipes and Sheet. Iron Stove.-, ina word we uvc- practical workmen, and don't care what it is in our line we can dn it.

J. V. lI.SOVS.

~a |Tfe 11 E'1'.. YOUIIT llyson. Impeli,d. Cunjiour u*r. ar.il Black Teas of suierior oualiiy. f.»i!c bv I,.\ V.MOX iV: co.

Clothing.

RA-'c.sts,

EADY MADE CLOTHING- C.«-I»s. Paids.and all of the lat"St styles. Also. ts "fall kinds at CRAWFORD Jc Ml'LI-lKIN'S, apri. I ,"53.

Fine Boots and Shoes.

Gents Enameled Congress Gaiters. do Calf do do do do Fillmore Ti«-.«, do Lastincr Tip'd Gaiters. just received and for sale k-w by arpi'i 12, 1-50. J.. F-'A LLJ'.Y.

Lcalhci'!

LCJIOKT!

IOLE and Uj.pcr leather. Kip ."kins. Frineh and American calf skins, goat skins, all colors lining and topping skills at april 12. IS53. I.. FALLEY"

Montgomei'v Warchosisc.

LEE, GILKEY, CO.

ARE now j.ropared to receive train in their new Warehouse for which they will pay the highest market price. Brint" on your whoal and corn and get tne ca'-h- This in one of the largest and most conimodic r.s Warehouses in the State, where all the farmers can be accommodated who desire to sell or store grain of all descriptions. The greatest care will betaken to accomodate and five satisfaction to all ho al ve us their uaJronage.

Crawfordsville. May 27. '53. n-l.itf.

i'ancy Articles."

rpilE largest and best assortment of Pern.'i.ery. JL S'jaf^. and Fancy, articles generally, that has ever been brought to this market: for -ale at

June 10, '53. SLOAN & MORGAN'S.

Crawfordsville Marble Works.

I. F. WA

I» F. A il I A K.

CftONTlNFESofEcarryNon

to business at the old

stand, cast the Bell Tavern. Main S .. and is ju-it receiving a new Stock of suj-en'or Marble, which he will finish for all who rnay want, in good style, at reasonable rates. Monuments. Toinbj. AC., f-f.. ci'hf-r American or Italian. fnrnish''-d unrder. June J. i-Vtf.

THE CHEAP STORE

IN FULL BLAST.

HAS NOW RECEIVED HIS SPRING STOCK df DIIY MOODS, Ciot5ing,-JFlats, Crips, Boots, Shoes and

GOLD JEWELRY.

All of which M[ill be sold at unprecedented low pif ses. Every variety of Staple and Fancy dry rrooda. straw goocis^fcss goods, pocket chtlery of the Ameriea'n Knife Company. Also, a very large stccV, of white goods. Lawns of the moat desiraloe patterns. Berage do Lainc-s. Chi'.Ia Borage? Poplins. Bernges, Tainted Jaconet, dotted Sw'BT.V colored t'n., Prints, Bonnets, Ribbons, ranuxls/. Shawls, IIand'"kfs. ite. *•.

This house being eonnooted with one of the Iar-^, gest wholesale houses in the city of Chicago, affords* us facilities for purchasing our go«ds at'less rate^i than anv other Western Merchant. AVe have our| goods direct from the importers and manufacture' ers, and will sell them at ten per cent- over their/ prices. We have a very large stock cf Gold Jew-/ elry, which, wc warrant p»iro gold or the money, refunded. Call and see. J. F. MICK.

Crawfordsville, may 1S53. ,* ch45n."

Mourning Goods.

Our slock of Mourning Goods is umisua largo, consisting in part of Love veils, crapes, bera-v ges. lawns, ginghams, and calicocs, to which wo* would call ihe attention of the ladies. april 15,1S53. BRYANT & cc.

STATIONARY.—Cap, letter and not*. paper, all kinds, envelopes, pen lioMeis. steel pens, and?, rubber: '[april 1c. '5*j BRYANT A co."

QUEENSWARE.—S'..mc

Cloths.'

Black am brown clot h, fancy enssiirieres. e*. Krminc ehith. j'laid Cassinicru. Taylor striped English Cottonade, French linen, 15'eaehcd and unbleached linen drills. Bleached and unbleached shirting, hickorv do,' Bed ticking, »tc.. at

PiRV let of Print-, liiad"! .'r c!.j(.rs and Lrood .stylesat '.RAWFORJ.) cv ML'LLIKIN"S. apiil 1.'5'J. 1110.

MEN

and Ro\s fine ir ip and calf shoes at aj.ri! 22. '5-V *, CAM PBELL'S.

Clothing.

A fuil suit—vest, pan's fc cr.at, rondv made for fl.5o

beantifnl style/, tW

who centi'mjilate housc-keejiiuir cannot calf too soon. [apr. IS. "53."j BRYANT cV: co.

Corn Starch,

For Pudding, Blanc matige. Custards lire./ just received. 11 nd to be had nr. april 15, BRYANT A- Cos."

Molasses.

Xc-w Orleans find sugar house molasses tk prime article .of cad!, for sale bv april 15. 1'BRYANT A- Co."

Dress G-00els'.

S JORTSMi TTi{ Lawns. Borage del.aines. Ging"" S. hams. Idaek Silk, alapacu luster of all kinds}' Cambric, jaconet, mull muslins,

Swiss, iigured nnd plain.

Victoria lawns, figured and plain bobinetts Edtrings, in.-ei tines, bonnet ribbons, cap do,' Silk fringes and laces.

CRAWFORD MI'LL!KIN'S,

april 1. '53. npt.

Boots and Shoes.

Fine assortment of ladies shoes and slippers/ I Misses and childrens do., trentlernens cnlt and kip b' otsand MIJI^C-S. CII.T:• !*d do., ('on^ress iraitcrs,-3 at CRAWFORD A MFLLIKIN'S. njiril 1,

Hardware.

LARGE assort merit c-f ilardv.arc. (queens -'".4 '.'aro. broad and narrow axes, forks. *nadcs, s!ioce!s. rat traps, bed cords. iiib:\ bu.-kets, "wa«hhoards. sythc snalhs. stones and rifle*, bv 10 Hasa" at CRAWFORD MULLilvIN^.' april 1. '5:i.

f^l i'l.RloR article offY ., (,'oifee. Orleans sutrar, Gold.-n syrup. 'rlcan molasses, Tobacco,!-pov.-d.-r, shot and bar bad: (Jo! ton yarn, earj.ct ciiaiii. lie wickeri and ball twine, f-r se!" "o--1'iii AFFORD 'c -ML LLI KIN.'

•j[ FST i:r. .'ET\ ED a !:ne lot of new style bonncta5 and rrimiuiiiLf*. at april 1, CRA WFOj.'i) «fc MI* LLI KIN'S.'

RICH

E.'ijliKolDElM-'.D T.ONO MITTS for lalie.-5" and rnis.-.(js. we have a splendid assortment, april I-", l.vV3.'BliYANT Co.

Gentlemen,

y..ui Wi,-h to purchase a find satin vest, and

.Li'-heap.

cither in the pattern or ready made, you ill find the article at Vt'ILSON'A. april 1,'5-i. n-io.

WILL'.'W

BASKETS.- The Indies can g-t wil

low basket*, for embroidery at ap:i!-V^- 'CAM I'F ELL'S.

CAMPBELL'S.

WOOL .•,:••.

J. C. Campbell *,vi 11 par casli or exchange .•]'/.h for. fleece or tub washed wool.

J. FLORER & CO.

S A I A N E S S

Asad Tninii Jfasiasf'aciurrFs, ftoatli sid-- "duinbla Streei., br-b.w the Scpiare. LAI AYJiTrr, IN IT.'

TAKE this method informing the citizens of Montixomery county, that they keep constantly on: hand ami manufactures to order all kinds, of Saddles. Bridie.*. Martin-rules. Harness. Collars, Whipsif Lashes. '1 rnnks, el^. etc.. made of the best materials ami in the most workmanlike manner, with all the late improvements. All of which will hu .sold cheaper than can be br.n^'liI in Crawfordsvilic*

Persons wi-hinjf aii.\ t'.iiii: in our we.. *.viil firxi it to their interest to L'ivc no a call, as we are deter mined to sell at tlie lowest possible ratci.

June 8, '5-3. t9tf.

Iii!i4llSti033.

lir-:

PartiiLTahip lieretoforc exis'lng be

tween the iiudurH:gtie«t ha? been this.h.y dissolved by mutual consent. The unsettled busiVie.-s of the firm Mill be attended to by S. C. Willson. who has also the notes and accounts of the llrni. Those indebted will please call and settle.

H. S. LANE.

june lo. '5-T. :,50w9. S. C. iJ,L"-N.

Shoe Findiiigii.

A full assortment, such as Lasts, Pews, Boot-trees. Cla mps. ,'rimp boards. Threads, nails, awls, hammers, pincers, knive.-: and Shoemakers tools of ull kinds rnav be found at.

L. FALLEY'S,

Three doors cast of the Crane Hou.sc. april 12. 1 *53.

ssqr:v£-:r A: Co.,

HA\

E just rtceivt.vl an additional n»«ortrncnt of Boots and Shr: of ail kinds. Also. Leather ••fa »ujM.'rior quality. Oail at the t'oston Boot anil Shoe .Store, if yon wi.-di bargains.

June 1»», la5J.' n51. 'f

Tanners Oil.

A pure article, hy the Barrel, or single Gallon, for sale at the Drug store of June Id, "53 SLOAN A MORGAN,'

Boots and Shoes.

lr.rsre r.nd v. ell SC:CJUK1 assortment of Men an«I Bor*''v.ots*nd sho's. Ladies and Mism do.. spril T.C-3 J. WILS"»N.