Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 August 1853 — Page 3

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3IO.VETA IIV.

The supply of mottey lias continued ample, but with a sometfbat increased demand rates of interest are firmer but our previous range, vit.: 12 percent., embrace the out door rates. The discounts by the private Bankers are mostly at f2 per cent., but the current supply of business paper not bei'ni equal to that of mono}*, the latter can ifcnerally be obtained on first class securities, at 8(T' 10 per cent. The regular Hanks continue to do a fair discount business. The demand for Exchange has continued moderate, but owing to the advance in the rates of interest in New York, the market is firmer but we cannot make any fchango in quotations, though purchases have in some instances been made by Bankers, at ?y premium.— Cin. Gaz.

0^7"A man who marries noiv-a-rlays marries a great deal. He not on!}' wuds himself to a woman, but a laboratory of prepared chalk, a quintal of whalebone, eight coffee bags, four baskets of novels, one poodle dog, and a lot of weak nerves that will keep four servant girls and three doctors around the house the whole time. Whether the fun pays for the powder is a matter for debate

CKA WrOKD.SVILLi: PRICK CTRRENT. [Corrected weekly for the Review.] Wheat, 70! Apples, preen,

Co ri), !?(', Apples. dry, Jfl.nO 0.tts, 10 White Beans, Flour. $3 75a4.no: Flax liutt'T, Viy, jTiniotfiy, Ktrifs, it Feather*, 'lieu.se, Wool, Bacon side A .shoulder Beeswax, llama, S Ginsing, Lar I. 10 Potatoes, Tallow, t- Onions, 75

*1.00

ENS' and Hoys Shoes of all kinds a! august 12, 1 -53. I.. FALl.KY'.S.

20 -20 2T,

A 1) V. IS 31 N S.

DR. S. I. IIOWM'S SIIAKKR SARSAPARI LLA WILL PURITY TIIK IJLOOI).

STATU INDIANA,'. Montguinerv County. TICE is hereby given, that Burnell M'Cormack. administrator of the estate of William M'Cormack, deceased, has tiled his petition sell 1.and Warrant. No. 'Jii-J. 1"»r sit acres, owned hy siiid di'i'easi.id: his personal estate being insunicieiit to pav his debts, and that said petition will lie lieanl at I he next t-nil uf tile Court-uf Common I'leis of r.aid count v.

A. I'. LYNN. Clerk of C. C. 1'. .M. c.

an. 12. l-."i". nTv.-l.

DssKcliftionV

TIIK Copartnership heretofore existing iWi .1. E. McDonald and James Wilson is this day dissolved lv mutual consent.

McDONALD .V WILSON.

august 7, 1 n7w3.

a LW .rw» "WILL PAY TliE 111 J11 EST MARKET PRICE

KOK

\X II i: AT A N 1 I' A X-S !, At !S. 1'INFOUD'S store. an .'. 12. 1^.") !. n7ni3. ZfsOFThK"SE".isos!

B,. W A I B,

Is now in receipt of his Fall stock of OSOOSM, fcJsm's, an ad Lfsalh*'!*, COMPRISING almost every article that is manH.,/ uf.ieturcd in that line. My Hoots and Shoes are purchased direct from eastern manufac tuivrs. and designed expressly for the western trade, and I pledge myself to sell them lower than any other establishment in the place. Recollect that 1 am one door east of .1. Lee's Store. Do not fail to call and look over my stock before purchasing elsewhere. august 12, 1 ••":{—v5n7.

Mens' and Eoys' Boots.

Il't^T

receive. 1 a Mipcrior article of mens' and hoys' Thick, Kip and calf Boots. that 1 had manufactured expressly for me, which warrant not to rio if tl.cv do .1 will repair them free of chili-*-. Si I- FALLEY. august 12, 1."I3. n7

OUT IIS' and child's Thick. Kip and caif Hoots and Shoes at au_'. 12, \Vt. FALLKY'S.

IT"1"(.MIONS' Kip. calf. MoioceiV and Enameled luce liootr., a lar«re and well seli ctetl assortment at |_auf. 12, L. FALLKY'S.

i'TKli heather. Kip and calf Skim- Pt auirust 12, 1^i:i. I.. FA I.LEY'S.

O Id I IN N a as so a august 12. 1 N2. L. FALLKY'S.

READ THIS IF YOtT PLEASE!!

TIIK undersigned would respectfully call t1:e attention of the Farmers of Montgomery evi:uty. and tla: puhiie ^''Ut-rally to their .\eu" IZarucss and Saddlory islim ',--!,

l»v W. Sellers, three doors south of the post

•upied otlice.

.1. .1. (MClIinNCr.

A'rawfordsx :!!(•. august 12, ls.'3. liTm'j.

Kp cfial IVotirr.

THOSE

who havepiven notes to close their aceounts ^when they ousrht. to have paid m- ney."* and whose notes yo.l remain unpaid, are hereby notified that they will not he dunned hy us either at their home, or :i the streets, hut said notes unless paid hy the !irst day of September, will be handed over to the proivr ollieer for collection. It is useless for men r. -up'pose th.at we CAN or WILL sell imr -roods on credit unless the payments m-e made promptly when ui:e. J. 1'. CAMPI5ELL. amrnst 5th. 1 n'itt.

C'ryxtai 5r:jS,icc i'oissp'cted.

'IllK undersigned would take this method of returuinsi his thanks to his friends and customers of Montgomery county, for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since in business and would say to his friends and the imblie in general, that he is a train on hand with a urge and tfell selected stock of

I)r«.!! nsid ^edieiues, lVireet from New York city. His stock embracing all usuallv kept in r. Drug Store. Our Drugs are all of the finest quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity from the Importers. No pains will he spared to render entire satisfaction to the purchaser.

We are not in the habit of bragging, what we say \vo can always come up to. Just give us a call and if wo cannot suit von ioth its to quality and price you are at rf.'ct liberty to seek some other establishment. Our aim is to deal fair and honorable with everybody.

We would call the attention of the public to a fii'ii lot of Fine Which we intend keeping constantly on hand for sale. Also Window (ilass and l^ntty. Paints and Oils, r. trood furniture Varnish. Dye-stntls. Pepper. Spice, and trood Tobacco, f,nc Soaps. Lady's Lilly 'W hite, do. Pink. Perfumery. Parlor Lamps. P:nsslnn bait Tonic, Itch ointment. Pile Ointment, genuine Cod-liver Oil, K:»lway's licadv Kelief, Pain Killer alto. Oiis f-r Macliinery Mexican. Ox-call. (,'hinese, and Ohio Liniment* WINLS and choice lwiAMiv. expru&ly for Medical use: and a neverfjiliug Ytsrmihigc. 1I« also keeps all kinds and volors of Paints iri inv.l and mixed to paint Wagons, etc.. etc. HE-NKY OTT/

July

-22,

1^03. ins a.

PROTEOiiO\

Pire, Marine and Inlahd

IISUEAICE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, CONN.

I N O O A E 1 8 2 5

IJOAKD OF DIRECTORS.

A.- ft. HAZAKI). W. KELLOU, T. EKI-SNAT, JNO. WABIKTON, I- ncurniiEy, I». CI.AKK, i). xv. ci..\KK, h. r.r.r.oF.-r, w. WM. ISUAM. E.. »t£I.KV, HILLS. C. II. SoRTIIAjr, -W. n. XVIf. XVSLLIAilS,

A. WAK1. I), w. CLARK, Pres't. \Y.11. CONNER, Secretary.

The attention of prnpertv holders is respectfully called to the superior advantages for Fire. Marine and Inland Insurance otF.-red )y the

Protection Insurance Company. The nnders!Lrned has been furnished with blank policies, sitrncd by the officers of the Company, alwith blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, oceupied a.s Dwellings.

Stores,

Warehouses. Churches, Ilotel.s. Banks. Court Houses, Colleges, etc.. etc.. and their contents against

or Darningc fjy Fire.

Also, on Dry (roods, Groceries. Manufactured (loods, Produce, Household Furniture. Live Stock, and every other description of Merchandize and Personal Property, shipped or to be shipped per good Steamboat or boats, to and from points on the Western Waters, or between Eastern Cities via Lakes or other inland route) ami any town in the Western country, against the hazards of

In land Tran^portalion.

Also, on Shipments of Goods. Wares and Merchandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and Eastern ports—between New Orleans and other Gulf ports--betweeii all American ports and English or European ports, or to any other maritime port whatsoever in the Atlantic Waters, against the PERILS OF THE SEAS, At Rales of Premium as Low as those of any other Responsible Institution.

V'tr The attention of Merchants is especially requested to the superior advantages and convenience of insurance at home, under an "OPEN POI.ICV/' covering shipments by specific endorsements, or under a '-Contract Policy,'' covering all shipments whatever during any agreed period—at current rates of premium charged hy other Companies for account of applicant. or whom it may concern.' Losses promptly adjusted under the supervision of the undersigned local Agent, and payable in bank funds, on the spot, or if desired, at New York, Hoston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Charleston, New Orleans. St. Louis. Louisville. Pittsburgh, or any other agreed point in the Fluted States.

For further information respecting rates of premium. etc.. applv to the undersigned. JAMES IIEATON, Agent.

Tor Crawfordsvillc and Montgomery County. August •", 1S58. vlutftyl.

HAYING understood that J. B. Yauglian of Kipley T"wnship. in Montgomery county. Indiana, claims to be a partner of mine* and also, that he represents himself as having been' instrumental with myself, in c'feeting cures of the Cancer, upon different individuals in this county. Thisis therefore to notify the public, that the above representations of .1. 15. Yauglu.n are entirely false. Said Yaughan iias never bcv.li associated with nie as Partner, nor did lie ever contribute in the least to eifect any of the cures published in my haiid-biil. as any one may see by an examination of the diil'erent certificates.

J. M. Yaughan remained with me for some time as a student, but at no time while with me did lie ever treat a single case of cancer, or aiiv other diseasj. W. L. PIERCE.

CERTIFICATE.

1 do herebv certify that I was present at the time Dr. Pierce made the arrangements for the publication ol his hand-bills, containing the certificates of the cures etl'ected by him. and that in conversation between Dr. Pierce and J. 15. Yaughan. in my presence. Dr. Pierce said to Yaughan "that he intended to do something for him that he did not anticipate." Yaughan then stsked Dr. Pierce, "what it was.-' The l)r. replied. that he intended to associate his name with his in some shape or other, in the hand-hill, hut could not tell how until he saw the Publisher of the Review, and that that would show to the public t.hnt he. Ya'igiiaii. had tidied with him: and it might he of advantage to him hereafter." Yaughan apjv.ircd to be very much pleased with the proposition. 1 afterwards heard Doctor.-Pierce, in the presence of Vaughan, sav to Mr. Masterson. "that he wished him to put Yaug-ian's name in the hand-bills in the best way he thought proper, but that he. Yaughan, was not a Doctor nor a Partner." Mast"rson then said "he would put J. B. Yaughan's name as ASMKIATKD with Dr. Pierce."' in which xvav it appeared in the hand-bill. .1 ESSE ANCLE AYE.

ATTEST: C11AS. II. BOW EN. The above statement as to the publication of the hand-bills and theeoiiverMition between Dr. Pierce ::!id in.v.-clf. us eerlificd to by Mr. Yam-leave is true. My und-tail ling from both Dr. Pierce and J. B. Yaughan. was. that there was Partnership, and that .1. 15. Yaughan's name was merely inserted as an act of kin iness on the part of Dr. Pb-ree.

July e(», J-.13. ,1. It MASTERSON.

JS as Sr one! SS or PO W E *.

THRESHERS. Scperators, etc. complete, the most economical power in use. for sale bv Mt'MF'.iRD llUOKER.

July -29, 1 n-lTyl.

KETCHUM'S

PATENT MOWING MACIIJXXS.

SIX

of these celebrated machines on hand and for .-ale by Ml'MFORD

jDT-ATFOKMsale

SMITH'S

XVM C. TFHJTCHERvfe T1IOS. 1. FJNCn.

Wn. C. WHITCHER & CO., Successors to Bates, Whitcher &. Co., W O E S A E Dealers in Hats, Caps, Furs,

AND

HATTERS' I IN S,

CORXEK OF PEARL AND MAIN STREETS,

A-

HOOKER.

July 2S. Lufavotte. Indiana. Scales.

and Counter Scales of a superior

qualitv for bv Julv iy." 'oS. MUMFORD Cc HOOKER.

Fand

IKE PRO for sale July '_"J. 'o i.

Ah Lf. a good r.ssortment in store v.. •. MFOP.D a- HOOKER.

HOKsE Pi^ LRS. Threshers.'cleaners,

etc. complete for six and eight horses, warranted to thresh and clean fit f-r market from 300 to 5'V bushels of wheat ]er dav. on hand and for sale by MUMFORD A- HOOKER.

July C9, 1S5-3. Lafayette. Indiana.

QCALE BEAMS.—A large stock on hand and for O sale by _v MFMFOKD A HOOKER. Jalv ISoiu- Indianu.

IStrator

hereby giv.-n. that the .ui-.lcrsigned adminisof tl-.e Estate of Joseph Ston-.-braker deceased. will, on the 27th day of August next, proceed to sell at public auction or. the premises, the following desciibed Real Estate, belonging to the estate of said Stonebrakcr. and lying and being in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, to-wit: The v.v-st half ox" the north east quarter, and the •vist half of the north west quarter, aud the west half of the north east quarter of the north east quarter of section thirty, all in township eighteen north of range live west, on tfe terms fallowing, viz:— One third of the purchase money to be paid in lumd. one third in six months, and the remaining third in twelve months from the day of such sale the purchaser securing tiw paymcnt.of deferred installment© by his promissary notes with approved security, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

KOBEET W. M'MEKIN. Adm'r.

J-.i'v 22. 1^35. n-iw-3.

DR. V/. I,. MAY,

Respect!ullv tendeis hi.-? pic»tcs.sional rer\ice.^ to the citizens of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity. Ro .Mencc corner of South and Y.'alnut streets, near tlu: Christian church. Oilice in G. W. Pearson's tailor shop, mar. ^3. '53. nt-l'vl.

A IU EA EL

WHOLESALE GKOCER,

I O N E A N .NO. 8 VUDUE'S BLOCK,

niiiv'l'5:b:,

CIXCIXXAT1, 0.

KIP Cash paid for shipping furs. jnly fc, li53. vf.nSyl.

NEW ALBANY -5c SALEM RAIL ROAD.

Through from C'rawfordsville to Cincinnati I N O N E A "TI/TOI'NING Train, leaves Crawfordsvillc at 6^ J.»X A. M.. every day (Sunday excepted

Leaves Lafayette at 'J A. M. Evening Train, leaves Crawfordsvillc at 1)^ r.iiLeaves Lafayette at ?}4 v. M. Connecting morning and evening with the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad.

A. THOMSON. Agent.

julv 2-2,1S5S. nSvl.

STATE OF INDIANA,/ ilontgoniory County.

v."

COMMON PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY. James Wilson administrator of the estate of Josiah P. Ilolstead. deed. vs.

James W. Kirkpatriek. Sarah Ann Ivirckpatriek, Rebecca J. Bennet, Daniel A. Bonnet, John A.Hoisted, Caroline J. Hoisted, "William J. Hoisted, and Clarissa Hoisted heirs at law of Josiuh P. Hoisted dee'd.

You will take notice that I have this day filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, Indiana, asking an Order to sell the west half of the north east quarter of section twen-ty-six, township twenty, north of range live west, in said county of Montgomery, also, lots Nos. 2, -1. 12 and 13 in Komney, Tippecanoe county, that said Petition will be heard on the 1st Monday in October next, at the eourt-liousc in Crawlbrdsvilie, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, when and where vou can attend if vou see proper so to do:

JAMES WILSON, Administrator.

July 30. 1353, n0w3.

NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned. either by note or book account, are hereby notified that a settlement of the same MUST be made on or before the 1st day of January next. If not settled by that time, they will be left in the hands of the proper officers for immediate collection.

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. i'-.it- MAIN STKEKT, SOt'TII OF THE COUUT IlOfSK, 5

Lose no Time by Delay!

Every day makes your case mere helpless and every time the ague is broken by Quinine or any of the old fashioned medicines and returns again, the danger of other and incurable diseases setting in is increased. The Roborantia

MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP,

of all the. vicious humorous from the system, so that neither the ague nor any other bilious disease has the least chance. For sale by SI.OAN A: MOHUAX, Crawfordsvillc T. W. IIAI.L. A: Co.. MIDDI.I-.TOWX.

July 15. 1S50'. v-in-k.

E W W A A

ATTORNEY AND (Jv)UNSELOR AT I.AW. Having ]ermam:ntly located himself in tins'place, will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. O.lice iuinic iiately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court llou.-e. april 2'J. 1S53. n'i-lvl.

DR. A, W. ARMSTRONG,

iI.W I.(r permanently located in Craw!V'rdsvii!e. respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens and the adjacent country. Residence in the northwest part of town, in the house formerly occupied by Reuben Taylor. Oilice up stairs over S. i.i raves'tin s.lion. [april 1,'53. uiOm'i.

S. V» BLNNAGE.

Cruwfordsville, aug. 5th, li-53. n«Jm5.

A E IKAI.KIT IN'

Crawfordsvillc, Intl.

April 15, '53. n-12m''..

OO YOSJ TO-BAY? If you do it is because you ha not used the ROBORANTIA, and if a bottle of it cannot be had without sending twenty miles, it will pay you for your trouble to get it.

J.AFAYETTi:, I\D. ii-iTm-

Guardian Sale cf Lanrl.

Tin

HE uinlersigncd Guardian of David W. Miller, pursuance of an order granted by the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county at tho July Term thereof. Is5i, will sell at private sale the following parcels of hind situated in said county, to-wit: The undivided throo-f. urths lot number in the addition of out lots to the town of Crawfordsvillc. laid out by 'Williamson Dunn, and also, the undivided three-fourths of lots number 5*3 and 5-1 as same arc known on original plot of sai 1 town, all of which is subject to a life estate therein also the undivided three-fourths of the undivided lifth part of lots number t"o and 0-1 as same are known on the original plot of said town, except a parcel out of north-west corner of said lot No. '.»!. 4o feet broad from cast to west, and 6J feet long from north to south. TKKMS: One-third of purchase money to be paid in hand, one-third in six mouths from day of sale, and remaining third in twelve months the purchaser securing tho payment of deferred instalments by note with approved security, and payable without'relie.f from appraisement laws.

July *22. 153. JOHN GIBSON, Jamestown, Ind.. nlw3. Guardian.

hereby given, that at the July Term 1S53. of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery eunty. the estate of Solomon Monroe deceased, was settled leaving a surplus of Seven Hundred and Twenty dollars and Ninetv-foiir cents. The heirs at law of said estate are therefore notified that on the first day of the next term of said court, such surplus will be distributed to sueli persons as shall establish their right to -hare in th- distribution.

ATTI.ST: ANDREW P. LYNN. C. C. C. P. Juiy -2-J. '53.-' u4w8p. Montgomery Co.

BCxccutor's TVoisce.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the nndersigne-l has been appointed executors of the will annexed, of the estate of James IIixoii, late of Montgomery county, Ind., deceased. All persons indebted* to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same are requested to present them properly authenticated. Said estate is solvent.-

]WOTTTOM3!/

hereby given, that- the undersigned Guardian of the persons and estates of Sihis, George W. and Eunice Vancleave. will, in and after the loth day of August next. proeee.d to sell at private sale for ca«li in hand, the following real estate belonging to said minors, lying and being in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot number three as designated on said plat of partitii n, beginning at a point on the East line of SeetiTen in Township Seventeen north of Range five west seventeen chains and seventy links north of the half mile post, and running thence north twenty-two chains and tifty-live links to the section corner, thence west thirteen chains and thir-ty-three links, thence south twenty-two chains and lifty-five links to a stake in a field, thence east thirteen chains and thirty-three links to the place of beginning, containing thirty acres and six hundredths of an acre, and lot number five as designated on said plat of partition, being part of the north east quarter of section ten in township seventeen north of range five west, beginning at the' north west corner of the west half of said north cast quarter of section ten. running thence east thirteen chains arid thirty-three links, thence south twentytwo chains and fifty-five links, and thence west thirteen chains and thirty-three links, and thence north twenty-two chains and fifty-five lihk.-r to the yilaee of beginning, containing thirty acres and six hundredths of an acre, and lot number six as designated on said plat of partition beginning at the ?outh east corner of the north east- quarter of section twenty-live in township eighteen north of range five west, running thence west nineteen chains and sixty-six links, thence north thirteen chains and forty-two links, thence enst nineteen chains and seventy- two links, and thence south thirteen chains and forty-two links to the place of beginning containing twenty-six acres and forty-two hundredths of an acre. Also the undivided one eighth part of the following Real Estate, seventy acres, beginning at the south west corner of the northeast quarter of said section ten in township seventeen and range aforesaid and running thence north seventeen chains and fifty links, thence east forty chains, thence south seventeen chains and seventy links to the half mile post, and thence west forty chains to the place of beginning, except so much of said tract as has been heretofore deeded to the trustees of the Presbyterian church, and which said last mentioned tract is incumbered by and so .1 subject to the dower right and life estate of Lydia Yanclcave widow of said Samuel Vancleave deceased.

II E E 0 E.

HE cold damp davs of winter are fyne—and

tlowers, its singing birds, its warm .joyous sunshine gladdening the hearts of all, has come—and with it Campbell's New (oods—looming up larger than over, and ten times surpassing in magnificicncc and splendor any former stock. The Dress Goods are tne choice cullings of the New York market, and for excellence of fabric, beauty of design, and richness of style, arc incomparable. Prints surpassing in glory the gay plumage of birds, or chaste as the delicate.beauty of {lowers, fresh from the manufactories of Phillip Allen, Sprague «fc Dannel, men—world wide in their fame—as being too honest to make Fady Calieces: Tweeds.cassinieres, salinetts. tickings, checks, summer stulls. \:e., direct from the manufactories in and around Philadelphia. and wholesale auction rooms furnishing up the Nick-Nacks, such as enibrodcries, silk and lace mitts, lace veils, linen hdk'fs, gloves, hosiery, under-slscves. collars, capes, cull's, etc., etc.. that arc to a ladies' toilet what the finishing touches of the artists brush is to the picture, to make it complete and beautiful. COTTON-YARNS, NAIT.S AND GLASSWARE, direct from the forges and factories of Pittsburgh also the largest and best lot of (iroccries we ever had in the house: so we are full from cellar to garret: and we can otfe.r the people the largest stock of goods that can lie found any wffcrc. We have cut down our expenses a few hundred dollars a year, and we intend to work cheap and sell goods on small advance on cost—for cash or produce. Our clothing room up stairs, (to which we have added Hoots and Shoes. Hats and Caps') has been remodeled, replenished, and filled to repletion with the largest lot. the newest cut, and the best made clothing, the best lot of Philadelphia made .Roots and Shoes, il'.' handsomest Hats, and the oddest Caps, th.at were ever in this or any other market. A our purchases Jiave been very large this Spring— id our intention is to clean all out by fall—in order to facilitate our business we have marked the rice on each article plainly in figures at one uni.rrn rate, and that a low one.

April "Ji!. 1-55. J. P. CAMPBELL.

E3oKC£.

THOSE new style Bayadere Iiobcs are to ie had no where but at aprii 22. :5o.

I'ihave

CAM.PI'ELL

AB1GAT. HIXON.

July *i7}"5?. n5wCp.« JOEL HIXON, Ex. A '"HESTS. Young liysen. Tinpcri.il. Gu::p. der. and Black Te. sale bv

has a large h.

for excellence of fabric, and fastnes.-

COURSE every lady will purchase a pair of those beautiful embroidered musquetur sleeves fapr. '53.] CAMPBELL'S.

Eglantines.

THOSE beautiful Eglantines at Campbell's are the newest and handsomest in town. apiii •!!. "53^

1 N

NE.vNTS embroidered v.aists-a lew very prct\y at ii'2. "53.

"OLAIN and fi 1 april *53.

1ARPETS and Oi aprill 22. *5:b

.••uivri.^r qualitv. foLAYMON A- "co.

lir.EE TIERCES RICE, for sal bv J.AY:.ION A- CO.

Parasols

LADIES,

remember there is the lines* lot of :r: soi.- rf all grades and -'rrl prd of the vcrv hitot stvle^. diro-t frf.ie. N. York, for snle april' l.'o^.} at J. WILSON'S.

"AM PBELL'S.

O LADY will certainly iKt let the opportunit'v pass to get a pair of those handsome shoes [apr. t'.2,'53.J C.\MPBELL:S.

fanci silks, vcrv rich at CAMi'BELI/S.

OOICING GLASSES.—Y' who want splendkl mirrors, and cheap, call at april JJ. *53. CAMPBELL'S.

ON:T buy your rilade Clothing antil vou see how cheap C:'mi.bell sells it.

LADIESwill

who want the genuine'' twisted silk mitts iind them at april ^,'53. CAMPBELL'S.

LEXANDER'S Paris made kid gloves X.V 22,'53.

A.1aj'ril

CAMPBELL'S.

Ch ths. for sale bv CAMi'BELL.

UEENSWARE.—Some of the prettiest setts of iueensware c-ver brought to town at april 22,

:53.

SILK

CAMP.REL]/S.

an.l lasting lialf and full Gaiters at april 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.

[_)• 'I.K A Boots and 'oera ties, eheao at 1. april 22 '53. CAMPBELL'S.

."'NAM ELED Kid boots for Ladies verv line at i}ril 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.

ISSES aie.l cliildreiis. shoes ajiril 22. '53.

c-.vrv varietv at CAMPBELL'S.

TKNS Kxiru calf boots for sale at 1. a:ri il 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.

A O

Juiy 2, 155". l^tl*.

Fahn for Sale.

THr^ undersigned vrishes to sell the farm MI wl.k-h Lc now live-s, situated near Brownsville. Montgomery county, and about ten miles south of Cra v. i' -.rdsviile. near the Torre Haute road, and contains 27" acres "f ground. ,,f w!,ii-h I5o acres is now under cultivation, the balance in in timber. The fi-n.-ing. buildings, etc.. are in good repairs, a g,«-d well of never- .i'.ni.r t'-r .v.r,'ve!f:- i-.t to the itlto. a g-"» 1 orehar*.! of-tnc*t cxecll'riit fri:i». The above farm wjli be: sold on reasonable f-rtiis by ap{•Heat!o:i the •,ni«li:r?3eneil «vn the premiws.-* .J-dv -y.'. '53. ^AMFEE Fl-HKKJ

wm-

Thr First of I lie .Season!

O W

C'i

RICHARD AN CLE A K.

July 2'2, '5-. li-iwu. Guardian.

INCINNAT1 Jieef. for sale

PECONS.

Co.

DRUCCI^TJ AND APOTHECARIES, TAKE this method of informing the citizens Of Montgomery county, that they have received and are still receiving their spring supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window-

Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Brushes, &c., &c., whicji they pledge themselves to sell at as low rates as can be allorded bv any other Druggist in the Wabash Valley.

Physicians are requested to consult their best interests by giving us a call and examtnlr.g onr stock as we feel confident that we shall be able to show them an ExcELsfcut STOCK. Particular attention paid to compounding prescriptions at all hours of the day or night.

Call one rioor east of the Eagle Hotel, in the Review Buildings, if votiwish bargains and IIS-AI.TII. T. D. BROWN A co.

Mav G. 1-55. ch-lon t'.".

Cistern Builders,

You will always find a good article --f Cement.Incalling on A. MANX, novo,'52.- n!',Hf.

LARtiE supply of Eraiigancia. 'W ashington, /."JL Light and 1'rowii. IIa\ana. Piincijie. licgalia, Colorado, half Spanish, and Common CigarsWholesale and retail, at very low prices by mar. 23, '53. LAYAION co'.

&u gar Cured Urdus and Dried LAYMON-.fc co.-

Peanuts. English Walnuts. S. S. Al

monds, Brazil nuts and Filberts, can always be had very low at LAYMON A: eo's."

EXTRACTCloves,

OF COFFEE. Allspice. Pepper, Cin

namon. Nutmegs, ifee.. »t.. tor sale by namon. Ch mar. 2 }, '53. LAYMON A:

Dir. JA.1IES 1\ CANINE,

E O N E .X I S T.

And Manufacturer, of Porcclain Teeth, ClJA WXOHDSV

REsPECTFI'LI.Y

ILI.E, 1XI .,

oilers his professional services

to the Ladies and Ccntlemen of Crawfordsvillc and vici'iiiy, where lie has permanently located.— lie is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which will be inserted on Pivot or Gold Plate, to look as well as natural.

Cavities of Decayed Teeth will be dressed, out and tilled with (told of the finest quality, which will prevent their further decay or aching, and render them useful for many years.

The Tartar and other Foreign substances, will also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and the gums and breath sweet, and healthy. Teeth, 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. In short he is prepared to attend to everything in his profession, and his work will be wairanted to give entire satisfaction it' nt, no charge will be made.

Persons desirous of procuring whole, or parts of •-•ei-ci of Teeth, would do well to give him a call. He has specimens that may be seen at any time by calling at hia oilice. which we think cannot be surpassed. iw Examinations of Teeth made, and a. 1 vice given gratis. Oilice in "Washington Hall.''

April r. lc-53. nl-ly

Ladies,

Xgoods

you wish to sec the finest selecti in

the town

april l,'5v."i

CAMPBELL'S.

YOU want a handsome bonnet for spring and it trimmed with a handsome ribbon outtide, and a new and beautiful trimming inside go to april "J'2.'53. CAMPBELL'S. new prints, that color, were never surpassed. ap:ii ls5o.

Clothing.1

RVests,

EADY MADE cLOTiiiNG-Coats all of

the latest st

vie

S O A O A E us re iv in S in ••.sisting of a very large, and splendid sortment of line Drugs, Mcdicinrs, Paints, Oils, Va

Dye- st nils, Peri'umcry, Nlatiout-ry, uicy Articles, &.c., Jce. Our Stock was purchased in New York, from the iMi'oim.Ks. and very carefully selected by one of the linn in ]erson conseoueiitly the public may rely on every article h-ing i'l.'iiK and ATJ.L

PHYSICIANS

and all oth-.-rs, arc respectfully invited to call and examine themselves, as we are prepared and determined t" sell at as low p-rices as any other establishment of the kind in the State, the windy boasting of defying all competition to the contrary notwithstanding.

Crawfordsvillc. June 15, n-"l. Crav^erds-villc Marble Works.

i: I N A

Cigars and Tobacco. E

best quality, always

o::

Willi

lite

persons indebted to the undor-

signed ciiiier l«-r Postage or Books, are reuiiv.-:'.-d to call and settle their accounts immediately, I expect to remove to Kokomo in a few months, and it is de irabie that my act ounts sltould be .-quared i:»--5TAXT1.K. jAfT. CALFEE.

on hand, and for

sate at the Ding Store •iline l'i. SLOAN .v M'dtOAX.

Ground Paints.

V\"E have die best Paint Jiill ever bruuglit to the place. Ground and'mixed Paints e\i iy description, can at ali times he hiol at th of j_juiie 1 o. '53.']

JONES A- STIPE.

Shannon..iaie. July 22. 1S53. iiimG.

STATE OF INDIANA

Mo:.Tooiii m- CUL"::TV.

Att'o-t.

Set.

Court of Common Pleas of

illusions. 1

said County. July 'i'erni i53

RKTRI'FOV RAJI PARTITION. cornea the said Petitioner j:nd tiles hispoand affidavit herein, which read in these words and figures, to .wit: (here insert thun.'i it is tl-.erefore order.:-:! bv tlio court that said-petition be. set for hearing on tne first dav of the next term this, court tone Ivoidcn in tne Ouirt Ibuse at Crawfordsvillc in ti:is county, conu.i .-iicing on the f:r M'.j-dity of October ne^t. And it apj^earing to the .C, 'iirt froni the said sRhdavit that tiie said de f«iwl-nt V.'illiaia Simmons is not a resident of the Feat.- Indiana, it is-therefore ','rdere^l that he be r.otiiied of tlie pendency of-aid jftititJil, and »f :h time r.nd jdace set 'for hearing^:' bv j.nbiieutu.li of a copy this.or.It.r Hr three -.vvd,.- -i":cessively in tlie "Review,1' a Vspaner prir.ted in this countv. in I cause contiaaeJ.

.ANDE:."'.? P. LYNN. C. C. c. p.

r.'-t-Jw. Montgoniery (Vint v.

E A ii 3-: HOTEL. Ci:

TEE CHEAP STORE

A S

IIAS NOW RECEIVED HIS SPRING STOCK Of' DRY GOODS, m. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and

GOLD JEWELRY.

All of which will be sold at nnprceedentod low prf* so*. Even* variety of Staple and Fancy dry goods,straw poods, dress goods, pocket cutlery of" tho Alntsricnn Knife Company. Also, a very large stock of white goods. I.-awnsof the most desirable patterns. Borage de Lnines, Chilla IJeragcs. Ginghams, Poplins. Berages, Painted Jaconet, dotted Swiss,1 colored do., Prints, Bonnets. Ribbons, Parasols/ Shawls, lland'kfs. &c.

This honse being connected with one of the Inrgest wholesale houses in the city of Chicago- affords us facilities for purchasing our goods at 1 rater than ally other Western Merchant. We hnv nur goods direct, from the importers and manufacturers. and will sell them at. ten per cent, over thnir pi ices. We have a very large stock of (Jold Jcw-v elry, which we warrant piire ffold or the money' refnnded. Cail and see. J. F. MICK.

Cruwfordsville. mav 1-^. eli'ion.

Mourning Goods.

OHT stock of Mourning Goods is unusually' large, consisting in part of I.ove veils, ernjios. berages. lawns, ginghams, and calicoes,-to which wv would call the attention of the ladies. april 15, lNiS. BRYANT co.~

OTATIuNAKY.—Cap, letter and note ffiper, of 0 all kinds, envelopes, pen holders, steel pens.nii'I rubber. [april 15, '53j' BRYANT it co.

Qt'EENSWARE.-Some

JjoRTSMol'TH

lim

Crawordsville. call at J. WILSON'S.

Pant4, and

Also, hats of all

CRAWFORD «fc MUJ.LIKlN'o.

iPss .m-M.

DEU&S & MEDICINES.

•co.utifiil styles, those coping cannot call' BRYANT »\i co.

who contemplate ho-iKo-keeping cann too soon. [iipr. 15,'53.]

Corn Starch,

For Pudding, Blauc maugc, Custards etc./ just rec'ive 1. a::d to be had at aniil io, Wv?. BRYANT A: Co's.

Molasses.

Ist Orleans and sugar house molasses, r# prime article of each, for sale bv it pi 1 t-5, l.VB r.RYANT A C'O.

Dress Goods.

Lawns. Rci-age de T.ainos. Ging

hams, black Silk, aliipnca. luster of all kindsf Cambric, jacoftet, mull muslins, Swiss, figured and plain, Yietoria lawns, figured and plain bobinetts Edgings, inserting.- bonnet riblions. cap ib.r,Silk fringes and liiccs.

Cloths.

Black and brown cloth, fancy cassimcres* Ermine cloth, plaid Oassimcre, Taylor striped^ English Cottoiiaie. French lineiY. Bleached and unbleached linen drills. Bleached and unbleached shirting, hickory d", Bed ticking. Are., at.

CRAWFOhM) ct Ml'LLlKIN'S.-

april 1 n-10.

Boots and Shoes.

Fine assortment of ladies shoes and slippi Mi.-s.se.- and children* do., gcntlemens calf kip boots and shoes, enamled do., Congress gaiters at CRAWFORD A: MI'Li.IKlN'S. ajril i, "5?5.

•V

per, in.J

Hardv/are.

LARGE assortui'-nt. of Hardware, (Queens ware, broad and narrow axes, forks, spades, shovels, rat traps, bed cords, tifl.s. buckets, wash boards. s\ the smiths, stone- mid ritles. !v ]o irhis-,-at CR,\ WFMRJJ A.- LLi KI N?S, april 1, ',V..

SI I'EitKHt article of Tea, Colfec, Orleans su gar. Golden syrup, Orleun mohisses, Tohncco, powder, shot and bar lead Cotton yam, carpe'. chain, candle wicken and ball twine, for sale bv april 1, '53.] CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

J'i'

con-

ni^he

.VEb'En'Ef» a line lot of new stvle bonnctB" »J and trii ipril 1, '53.

figs,

at h'A WEORD & MI LLIKIN'S.

1CII EMBROIDERED LONtbM ITTS for ladies an 1 misses, we have a splendid assortment, ipril 15. l-o.j. BRYANT A" Co.

Gentlemen,

you wisli to purclia.-se a fn.d satin vest, and ehcap. either in the pattern orreadv made, vou v, iii find tiii' article at WlLSON'5. april 1, '53. n-l".

^\7"ILLO\V BASKETS.—Th,.* ladies can get wil V? low ha.-^ets, for embroiderv at april 2-2, '53.

in I -lints',

Fine Ir.t style.-, at

aprii 1, '53.

EN and Boys april 'L-l. '.V.

A full a ile lbr

'NTINUKS to cany on business at the old I stand, east of the I'eil Tavern. Main St., and is just receiving a n,w Sto.ck of supc ior Marble, which he will finish f' ull who may'want, in g.od style, at reasonable rates. Monuments. Tombs, *e.. citber American Italian, lurnislied to oid, r. June 7. In53.—-n5'.|tf.

cloth for iieece or tub washed 1

rr.g store

Si/) AN

MORGAN.

Tor N lea us.

E iv ii no is an in theh busbies.--oilers for sale their Steam S-.r.v Mii', it at at S an no a on go In diana. Our machinery v.-as purchased from first hand.- in the city of Madison, ind has prove to be of tlie. best quality there is attached to our Engine a good Lath Saw. together with Straub's queen of *!. nth C.,rn Mill, with a cob breaker attached, capable- of grinding 1 lni.--l.els of -rrs --r .lny.-— 'fhe mills are iii go«..l repair. Pric-j mo-ienite. and terms easy. For further particulars enquire of 'A'in. II. Schooler at the auction r--om.-:in Crawfordsvillc. or the proprietors at tin- Mill.

CAMPBELL'S.

madder colors and good? WFORD A ML"LLIKIN'S. nlf'

fine ki 1 an 't calf sh.oes at CA.MPBELL'S.

Clothing.

suit—wst, pants 1.5o nt,

A cfifit, roHfiy \MPBELL'S.

WOOL

•I. (.'junjihcll will

f»iy

casli or exchange We'd.

J. FLOHER & CO.

A J) I) ij E, II A II a 6

Asa1 TrussL" 7?2:^aa^taa t,Si»uth side Co! tinr.-Ia S'leet,. below the Square.) LM AYKTTK, I\I.

'1 AE'E'ii.i.-s metiioi! of informing the citizen:'of Montgomery county, ti at they keep constantly or, hand and manufactures to order all kinds of Sad •ihs. Biidh s. Martingaies. llanie.-o. Collars. Wlop-q Lushes. Ti unk.-. etc.. etc., ma-io of the best matcri als and in tne ifi'tst workmanlike manner, with all the late ii:iprovem"M'---. All ofwhi'-h will h.- -e.'.-i e-i-'apcr than can •'•. bought in 'niivfonNi il!f.

Persons wishing anythinrr in our line, will f.ridit, to tlieir interest to give us a call, as we are detormined to sell ut the lowest possible rates.

June 3.'53. *. n-ttitf.

Tanners Oil.

jitiro for

nr!i'lo, lv

ra Ii

June I1/,.'

the ISitrrcl, or .single

aie at the Dl tig store of

.3 SLOAN A- MORtJAN*.-..

Eocts and Shoes.

largo a.. v. -.-II t-. B'-Ve loot» and sliot.-:, a]irii 1. '53.] -i

1 a.-.-ortment of Men and Ladies and Misses, do. J- WILSON.

.T5 «1: t81cry Wa reli ousv-

EEE, GILKEV, & CO.

A'iEnow j-ropar.-d to recei vc grain in tl f-xr now Waieht usc for which they will pay t! liighest market jrie'j. Brir.^' 011 your wheat and corn and get the

cn-h.

A WFORDSY1LLE. INDIANA.

?!. V.. WAVf.AM), Vroprictor.

AI irthe bfit *J:e unroe: ntfords. Stabling s.-ibi -,v?il nlat.' ^.•'.•ort r:it-

i. A and ""Tivraiea date iior.-c-irov«:r:-. iririT tiT. '~3.

This one the hirgesr .ai

most eon-modi..us Warehouses in tlie Htate.

where

all tlie farmers can accommod itod rfho desire to sell or

store

gi -sii»

ali descriptions. The greatest

care will b, ralteti to accomodate. aad give satisfucti' ii to id! \vh'» gi\« us their patroiia^ .-. (.'rawford:svitie', Mc.y 7, '53. n-l'tf.

Guardian Sale of Heal Estate. rPMir. ii C,, .I ... F. Ki nriedy

minor heir, lu-ptinsnanec of r.:i ler granted by tlie C*»u\t ol Common I'lea-s. o! Montgomery county, vjil Sell at juivato SLile the following desribeil l^Ti'l belonging to said minor, to-wit: Tho ne iiiwiiv dv 1 v,*v nth pr.t th». nth half of the v»rth-'-.et ,us.rV t-i L. ''iro in township rv-t 1 rth r.ir.gt !».t .»' the term A following: One-third oi the- purchase money to be puid in band. one-thiM uiuiiic months an I tho remaining third in months fr»m dav of said sah-, with interest the t-ureb.-iScr, giving liis notes with •». -es 'ry for -the deferred priymc,,^ l.e^ring int.-re :«nl pav abl". wi'b--4 .' r- b.-:" 'V""5 .-ih .-:fiori laws.

PERN." !U KENNEDY. a