Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 August 1853 — Page 3
TELEGRAPHIC.
A iR A iTTcci r:*T. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Aug. 12.
A frightful railroad murder^took place on the Providence and Worcester Railroad, about 8 o'clock, this morning.
The collision occurred between the regular up train and excursion train from Wieting'.s. A*
The excursion train was out of time, and met the up train at Valley Falls. The train coming down suffered most, the cars being driven together, two of them being completely interlocked.
The number of persons killed is fourteen, as far as ascertained, and probably three times that number are seriously injured, besides a very large number bruised and slightly wounded.
Ti up-train received but little damage, and no person in that train was injured to speak of.
The Excursion Train consisted of six long passenger cars densely crowded. Great excitement prevails, and it is difficult, to get particulars.
Mr. Kinney, Pastor of the Grace Church, Providence, is among the dead. Mr. South wick, Superintendent of the road, is seriously injured.
I am going to the scene of disaster, and will send full particulars.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The collision occurred at a sharp curve beyond Central Falls the down train was behind time, and proceeding at the rate of 40 miles an hour to reach the switch, from which there is a double track to Providence.
Jn one minute the train would have reached the switch, the up train waited the usual time at PawUicket, and then having the right to the road, proceeded at a slow rate around the curve.
KKNON, I ND., August 1
Frederick Harmes, an honest, hard-work-ing German, was murdered on the highway in the suburbs of town, about dark last evening. Patrick McGinna and three others were arrested and lodged in jail. Their examination takes place before the Mayor at 1 o'clock. A mob is organizing in the Court House Square, to attack and demolish the groceries.
NEW ORLEANS, August 12.
The steamer Texas arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, with Mexican dates to the 3d.
She brings Major Mordccai, with the Gardner commissioners. The Diaro ufiicially and explicitly contradicts the report of the alliance between Mexico, Spain, and England, for the protection of Cuba.
The President decrces that the custom duties of Campeachy, Sisal, and Carmen remain the same as fixed in 1845.
The Indians are ravaging the Durango proprietors. The minister of finance hypothecated the church property fur a loan of $ 17,000,000.
The total deaths on Thursday amounted to 217, including 200 of yellow fever. Tot.il on Friday 210, including 135 of vellow lever.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13.
Two more deaths have resulted from the Providence railroad disaster—one of them a boy named Goldthwait, and the other a man named Stewart Winslow, of Whitneyville.
The heat is intense in Boston, New York, and this
eiLy,
and many deaths have occur
red from sun-stroke. The thermometer, at three o'clock this afternoon, stood at 05 in the shade.
NEW YORK, August 15.
The heat in this city yesterday was frightful. The thermometer raised to 102 in the shade. Ninety deaths by heat were reported by the coroner.
BOSTON, August 15.
The most violent storm, thunder nnd lightning, that ever visited this city occurred last night. At Germantown the Baptist parsonage house was struck by lightning, and the wife of the llev. Mr. Russell was instantly killed. A child in her arms escaped uninjured. At Groveland, the house of William Fowler was struck, and himself and wife knocked senseless. Lawrence and Haverhill were also injured.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.
Johnson, Dem., for Governor of Tennessee, was elected by about 2,000 majority. The Congressional delegation stands five to five. Stanton was elected in Memphis district by six majority over Yerger, Whig. -----
INDEPENDENCE, August 13.
Returned Californians give the following account of a battle between the Sioux, aided by the Cheyennes, 5,000 strong, and the Pawnees, aided by Iowas, Sacks [sic], Pottawottamies, numbering about 3,000. Fight lasted all day. The killed on both sides five or six hundred
The battle took place within fifty miles of Fort Kearney. Had not the Pottawottamies interferred the Pawnees would have been whipped. A person in from Fort
Laramie says, the above account is exaggerated but that a great demonstration had been made. -----
CUCUMBERS AXD MILK.—A case of sickness, says the Richmond Enquirer, insulting from eating cucumbers and drinking milk at the same meal, came near proving fatal a few days ago, iu that city. A young lady, disregarding a caution of some" older heads at the table, partook of these articles of food, and was shortly after seized with sickness of a distressing and dangerous character. The discordant character of cuoumbcrs and milk, renders them dangerous to be iudulged in at the same time.— Wo state these facts for the benefit of a very numerous class of persons, who are prone to indulge their appetites, let the danger be what it may.
Married —On Sunday the 1 ith inst., Esq. Samuel ".['Comas. Mr. James Ames and lira. Mahal* Bail: all of this countv.
TXScd—On the 12th inst.. of Consumption, Mrs. Catherine L. Smith, consort of II E. Smith., in the 2Vth year of her age."
CRAWFORBSYILLF PRICE CURRENT. [Corrected weekly for the Review.] Wheat, Corn. Oat.". Flour. Butter. Eggs. Cheese, Bacon side Hams. Lard. Tallow,
£3.75a4.00 Flax seed, YiYi Timothy, 5 Feathers,
shoulder 61 Beeswax, S'Ginsing, 10.Potatoes, 8 .Onions,
NEW A DVEItTISE 31 FN TS.
DR. S. D. IIOWE'S SIIAKER SARSAPARILLA WIIJIJ PURIFY TIIE BLOOD.
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAININGon
in the Past Office at Crawfords
ville, Ind., the 16th day of August, 1S53. which, if not taken out within three months, will he sent to the General Post Oiliee, as dead letters. Persons calling lor said letters, will please say "advertised/' Anderson .James Alexander Joseph Hishop Iknry Brown Mrs. IJiekel Ilenry 2 Bradley John Berry John S. Barry Peter 3 Barker Thomas C. Bennett S. E. Holser John Howls Adam Bowens Harriet, E. Barton Richard E. Bcrrv John Bell Marv (,'ochran 1-Jachel 2 Condit Paul P. 1 (.'lark Daniel W. Cliilds O. W. Crane Nathaniel Cook .Joseph M. Craig Mary E. Conklin Okely Collins T. II. Dornian James If. Davis John P. Hewitt Charles Elrod Benjamin IT. Ellis Cephas Eddy E. 15. Faust Benjamin Felton Orplia Greene Frank M. Grant John T. [line Parmenia Holmes Abner Hill William Hull' Isaac 2 Hunt John Hoover Isaac Hinmou William Hall Joshua Haris Richard Johnson Joseph Jones C. 11. Johnson Milton Keeney J. inn-ear Sarah -1. Kelsey Angeiiiie Kelly John' Kelloy Phi-bo Lous Henry Miller Archibald K. Morehouse Robert McFadden .lames -v Molcn Michael 2 Maxwell E. B. Maxwell J. D. Martin E. P. Martin Archibald McMillen Sarah A. Matheny Jonathan
William Johnson Et. al. also heirs at law of said dee'd. defendant.
N iehoison "William '.-born Milton Osborn Nanev Oxley Jo] Pierce C. II. Parrish Jane Perrigucy Francois Porter Ilenry C. 4 Tlankington Geo. M. Pomeroy J. A. Pampell Paulina E. Puett Albert W.
Bard ell
Turner Sarah Turner .lame* ••Vaughn Edmond
August 1!», 1S53.
Yaneleave Aaron Weiss Jacob Wilson John J. "Walhu-e A. W. "Watt* John S. .• Wallace Edward 2
Whereas on the lsth day of August. A D. 1853. in vacation of said court, said petitioners by .Stover, Willson and McDonald their attorneys, tiled their pctit-ion in the above entitled cause in the clerk's oliiee of said court, praying that partition of the real estate of said deceased described in said petition. may lie awarded by said court among the petitioners and defendants therein named, and the followingdcfendantto.said petition, viz. John Johnson being a non-resident, of this state, and such nonresidence having been verified by affidavit. Therefore. notice of the pendency of such petition-is ordered to be given for three v.eeks successively in ihe "Review" a newspaper printed in said county, to said non-resident defendant, that the same will be set down for hearing on the first day of the next term of said court, to he held at the Court House in Crawf'ordsviilc. in said county, commencing on the first Monday in October next, and that unless he appear and answer thereto, said petition and the matters and things therein contained will be taken confessed and true against him. -, liv order of
ANDREW P. LYNN. C. C. C. P.
Art-rust 1?. 1S03. &:£ n$w3.
READ THIS IF YOU PLEASES!
THE undersigned would respectfully call tin attention of the Fanners of Montgomery county. and the public generally to their g:Now Harness and Saddlery Establishment, On Green street, in the building formerly occupied by W. Sellers, three doors south of the post-olliec. All work warranted or no sale.
Stock
MeDONALD & WILSON,
august 7. 1SO3. n"w3.
Crystal I'aSacc Cosupleted.
THE undersigned would take this method of returning 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 tl.-e public in general, that he is again on hand with a l^rgc and well selected
of
Drugs and iflcdicinca, Direct from New York city. His stock embracing ail usuallv kept in a Drug Store. Our Drugs are ail of the finest- quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity from the Importers. No pains will be glared to render entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
We are net in the habit of bragging, what we say we can always come up to. Just give us a call and if we cannot'suit you ooth a- to quality and price you are at perfect 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 line lot of Fine Sash,
60 Apples. ereen:, 2 8" Apples, dry, S1.0 1C hite Beans.
Piiarcs Susan Phillips Mr. Ross Snitha Rogers .Miss Kay W. C. RoverA. Rogers Malnn Ryan William Kay Newell dteeves Hannah R.-iinv Alexander Kobe'rts W. II. M. Smith William Shepherd William K. Smith E. M. 2 Smith James Smith Jacob Scott John Scott Mary C. Smith Isaac 2 Smith Scth W. Sliafcr George Suitler Marion L. Skihard John Shiglcy Kobert or Frederick Saunders "Win. Smith Mary Sauni Charles F. Trcw Joseph or John P.
Wiilard Albert ood M. J. Wray Samuel Walton David K. Ware Charles Wilson Robert V. Wilcox Daniel Watkins f.ucv Walhcc H. W. Wea\er Mary J. Wils.ui Zeruiah G. W. SN YDKR. P. M.
STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County, Court of Common Picas of said County,
October Term,
Henry Armstrong Et. "J al. heirs ut law of Hen-
1
rv Johnson deceased, Petitioners.
Petition for Partition.
:-.-
Which we intend kecking constantly on hand sale. Also W indov.- Glass and Putty. Paints si Oils, a good furniture Varnish, Dye-stuffs. Pepper. Spice, and good Tobacco, line Soaps, Lady's Lilly White, do. Pink. Perfumery. Parlor Lamps. Prussian hair Tonic. Itch ointment. Pile Ointment, genuine Cod-liver Oil. Radway's Ready Relief. Pain Killer: also. Oils for Machinery: Mexican. Ox-gall, Chinese, and Ohio Liniments: WINKS and choice unAMjy. expressly for Medical use: and_a neverfailing Vermifuge. He n'lso krer* all kinds and colors of Paints ground and mixed print Wag or.s, of?1., etc. JJF.NliY OTT.
Julv -22. Him-".
for
and
PKOTECTSO:*
Tire, Marine and Inland
L\'SIiRA.\'CE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
I N O O A E 1 8 9 5
'**R BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A. G. HAZARD,
25 DO
VT.
1.00
C2a~5 *1.50 31 20a30
S Wool,
W•
20
20
KELI.OG, T. BELKNAP,
JNO. V-ABTRTO:,'. L- IIUMPUREV, 1». CLARK. F».
CF.'FTRK, II. BFLDEJF, W. THRALL. WU. JSIIAM, E-. SKELEY, E. I!ILLS, C. II. NORTHAST, W. B. BOBBINS. WJ. WILLIAM?,' W. A. WARD. D. W. CI.ARK, Pres't. 31. CONNER, Secretary. —o—
The attention of property holders is respectfullv called to the superior advantages for Fire. Marine and Inland Insurance offered the
Protection Insurance Company.
The undersigned has been furnished'with blank policies, signed by the officers of the Company, also with 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, occupied as Dwellings. Stores. Warehouses, Churches. Hotels. Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, etc., etc., and their contents against
Loss or Damage by Fire. Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Coods, 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) and any town iu the Western country, against the hazards' of
Inland Transportation. 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—between all American ports and English or European ports, or to any other maritime port whatsoever in the Atlantic "waters, against the PEKTLS OF TIIE SEAS, At Rates of Premium as Low as those of any other Responsible Institution.
The attention of Merchants is especially requested to the superior advantages and convenience of insurance at home, under an "()I-KX POLICY," covering shipments by specific endorsements, or under a "Contract Policy," covering all shipments whatever during any agreed period—at current rates of premium charged by other Companies for account ot applicant, 'or whom it may concern.1 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, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, New Orleans, St. Louis. Louisville, Pittsburgh, or any other agreed point- in the United States.
For further information respecting rates of premium. etc.. applv to the undersigned. JAMES IIEATON, Agent, for Crawfordsvillc and Montgomery County.
August 3. ISiVJ. v4n49vl.
WM- C. WIIITCIIEK. TIIOS.
,i.
r::ccn.
WOT. C. WHITCHER & CO.,
Successors io Bates, Whitclier &. Co., W II O E S A E ©caScrs in Hats, Caps, Furs,
AND
II A IIS' I 31311 N S, COKNER OF J'EAUL AND MAIN STREETS,
CIXCINXAT1, 0.
&W Cash paid for shipping furs. jtily S, 1S53. v5n2yl.
~F A
nr.AI.KB IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. MAIN STISKKT. POUTII OF THE COURT HOUSE,
Craw(brdsvi!Io, Ind.
April 1"'. '53. timO,
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 enre. Otliec immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court House. ap'ril -J'J. 1 r». nIlvl.
DR. A. W, ARMSTRONG,
HAYING permanently located in Crawibrdsville. 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. Otiiee up
S. Graves' tin shop. [april 1,
may 10.
J. A: J. GEIIRlNw.
Crawfordsvillc, augut 12, IS53. nT+nO.
Jissoliition.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between.'. E. McDonald and .lameS Wilson is this dav dissolved bv mutual consent.
T!:
stairs
over
?o3.
n-l-Om'i.
DR. \V. L. MAY,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsvillc and vicinity. Residence corner of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. Oriiee in G. W. Pearson's tailor shop, mar. iio, \V. NFIT'vl.
A A S E A
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND
I O N E A N
NO. 8 TUDUE's BLOCK,
LAFAYETTE, IND. ii47m3.
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
FOR
W HEAT A N A X-S E E D, At S. BINFOUD'S store. aug. 12,1853. iiTm"..
§l»ei'ial j^oSico.
HOSE who have given notes to close their ao-
ounts (when tlicy ought to have paid money.) aud whose notes yet remain unpaid, are hereby notified that they will not be dunned by us either at their home, or on the streets, but said notes unless paid by the first day of September, will be handed over to the proper officer for collection. It is useless for men to suppose that we CAN' or wn.r. sell our goods on credit unless the payments are made promptly when due. J. P. CAMPBELL, august 5th, 1S53. nGtf.
FIRST OF THE SEA SOW!
Ij. A i7ij E IT
Is now in rcceipt of his Fall stock of Boots, Shoes, and Leather,
COMPRISING
almost every article that is man
ufactured in that line. My Boots and Shoes are purchased direct from eastern manufacturers. and designed expressly for the western trade, and I pledge myself to sell them lower than any other establishment in the place. Recollect that I am one door east of J. Lee's Store. Do not fail to call and look over my stock before purchasing elsewhere. august 12,1658—v5n7.
Mens' and Boys' Boots.
JT'ST
receiver'
.-ed a superior article of mens' and Kip and calf Boots, that I had
bovs' Thick.
manufactured expressly for me. which I warrant not to rip: if thev do I will repair them- free of elianrc. L. FALLEY, august 12, 1 ?53. 7i 7.
7\ -TENS' and Boys Shoes of ail kinds at LtX august ii. 153. L. FALLEY'S.
"^"^01^11^' and child's Thiclc. Ivip and calf Boots .L and Shoes at a fig. :2, "53. FALLEY'S.
TTTOMENS' Kip, ealf, Morocco lace Boots, a large and well mcnt at tau?-
7 PPER Leather, august 12. 1^5-)
ceo and Enameled
EJfEERT'S PAl^^'T
Knilroad ESorse Power?.
THRESHERS, Seperators, &c. complete, the most economical power in use, for sale bv ML'MFCPvD & HOOKER.
Julv 29. 1833. n47vl.
KETCHUM'S
PATENT MOWING MACIIfNXS.
SIX
of these celebrated machines on hand -ind for sale by I'M FORD .t HOOKEP. July 1S53- Lafayette, Indiana.
Scales.
PTjATFORM
F'IRE
and Counter Scaks of a superior
.L |iialitv for sale bv July "fl," '53. MPMFORD & IIOOKEJ?
PROOF SAFES, a good assortment in store and for sale by Julv 2!'. '53. MUMFORD HOOKER.
QMITIFS IIORSE POWERS. Threshers, cleaners. O etc. complete for six and eight, horses, warranted to thresh and clean fit for market from 300 to 50'* bushels of wheat iter dav. on hand and for sale by MUMFORD a- HOOKER.
July 20, 1S53. Lafayette. Indiana.
SCALE
BEAMS.—A large stock on hand and for sale bv MUMFORD Julv -29, 1S53.
NEW ALBANY & SALE3I RAIL ROAD.
Through from Crawfordsvillc to Cincinnati
I N O N E A
MORNINO
Train, leaves Crawibrdsvil]
A. M., every day (Sunday excepted ). Leaves Lafayette at
(J
A. M.
ICveninsr Traiij, leaves ('rawTordsviile at \}.1 P.M. Leaves Lafayette at M. Connecting niorning and evening with the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad.
A. THOMSON, Agent.
julv 22, Iboo. n:\vl.
STATE OF INDIANA.) Montgomery County. COMMON PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY.
James Wilson administrator of the estate of Josiah P. Ilolstead, deed. vs.
James WT. Kirkpatrick. Sarah Ann Kirckpatrick. RcbeceaJ. Rennet, Daniel A. Rennet. John A.Hoisted. Caroline J, Hoisted. William J. Hoisted, and Clarissa Hoisted heirs at law of Josiali P. Hoisted dee'd.
You will take notice that I have this day filed a petition in the Court of Common Plcasof 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 five west, in said county of Montgomery, also, lots Nos. 2, 4. 12 and 13 in Romney. Tippecanoe county, that, said Petition will be heard on the 1st Monday in October next, at the court-house in Crawfordsvillc, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, when and where you can attend if yon see proper so to do.
JAMES WILSON, Administrator.
.Inly 30. looo, n0w3.
1J50 SHAME TO-i&AY? ,Jf you do it is because you have not used fne R0150KANTIA, and if a bottle of it cannot be had without sending twenty miles, it will pay you for your trouble to it.
Lose no Time by Delay!
E-.cry ilay makes your case more helpless nnd every time the ague is broken by t'uinine or any I of the old fashioned medicines and returns again, the danger of other and incurable diseases setting iu is increased. The Roborantia .MAKES A CLEAN .SWEEP, •'«/. of all the vicious humorous from the system,
that neither the ague li'.v any other bilious disease has the least chance. For side by SI.OAN it MOHOAN, Crawfordsville: T. W. 11 A I.L. A:. (Jo.. MIDIM.KTOWN.
Julv "i. 1n3. v-inlS.
THOSE new style Bayadere Robes are to be had no where but at fipri! 22, '5S. ('AMPBELL'S' TF Yor want a handsome bonnet for spring and _S_ have it trimmed with a handsome ribbon outside. and anew and beautiful trimminc inside so to april 22, '53. CA I'B E LL'S.
C1AMPBELL
OF
INFANT
lso'
has a large lot. of ii'-w ju-ints. tiiat
for excellence of fabric, and fastness of color, were never surpassed. april 22,1S53.
COURSE every lady will purchase a pair of those beautiful embroidered musmietnr sleeves at [npr. 22,!5S.] CAilJ'BELI/S.
Eglantines.
IIIOSK beautiful Eglantines at Campbell's are the newest and iiiin-.Uomcst in town. april 22. '53.
NFANTS embroidere-l waists—a few very pret-
ty ones at april 22, '5-3
CAMPBELL'S.
O LADY will certainly not let the opportunity pass to get a pair of those handsome shoes at [apr. 22,
r53.]
CAMPBELL'S.
"OLAIN and fancv silks, verv rich at april 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.
LOOKING
DON'T
GLASSES.—You who want Splendid
mirrors, and cheap, call at april 22,'53. CAMPBELL'S.
buy your Heady Made Clothing until you sec how cheap Campbell sells it. april 22, '53.
AD1ES who want the genuine twisted silk J_j mitts will find them at april 22,'53. CAMPBELL'S.
ALEXANDER'S
Paris made kid gloves at
aprii 22, '53. CA PI'ELL'S.
ARPETS and Oil Cloths, for sab- bv aprill 22, '53. CAMPBELL-
QUEENSWARE.—
Some of the prettiest setts of
Queensware ever brought to town at april 22,'53. CAMPBELL'S.
l^TLlv and lasting half and full Gaiters at CAMPBELL'S.
OTLlv and lasti aprii 22, '53.
Papril
OLKA Boots and 'pera ties, ciieap at 22, '53. CAMPBELL'S.
17 NAM ELl'^D Kid boots fur Ladies ver- fine'i aj.-ril 22,"53. CAMPBELL'S.
MISSES22.'53.
and childrens shoes of every variety at april CAMPBELL'S.
"T\, ENS Extra ealf boots for sale at JLtJl anril 22. '53. AMPBP:LL'S.
10.
bv
aad Black Teas of superior ouaiity. fl I.A'i MOK co.
STATE OF IXIIA.\A.» ....... MoHigomery Coun'y. •VTOTICE is hereby given, that Borne!! MTormack, udniijiistrator of the estate of William M'Connack. deSejEcd. hss filed his petition to sell 1 I^nird Warrant. No. Vi'l. for 80 acres, owned bv said deceased: his personal estate beinir insufficient top ry his^ debts, and that said petition will be nmon
Stt.
ell -elected .wsort-
ncxt term ths
1
'-a
lip and calf Skin at L. FALI.EY'
of said count v.
FA LLEY'S. CWrK oi C. (.. I*. M. (. .• at:g 12. 1^53.
jrioi-: Ki:-rri^ns l-J. 1 5J.
LJIIOJ-: K: r,Uiru~t
The First or the Season!
I
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
TAKE llus method of informing the cifizens of Montgomery comity, that they have received and are still receiving their spring supply of Drills, j?lcilicines, Paints„ Oils, Window-(JJa-isware, Perfumery, PateRt ^Jedicincs. Hmshes,- &c.. &c., which they pledge themselves to sell at as lmr fates as can be afforded br anv other Druggist iii the Wabash Valley.
Physicians arc requested to consult tliehr best interests by giving as a call ami examining our stock as we feel confident that M"e shall be able to show them an EXCELSIOK STOCK. Particular attention paid to compounding prescriptions at all hours of the day or night.
Call one door east of t.Tre Pag.c Hotel, in the Review Knildings, ?ou wish bargains and HEALTH. T. I). BROWN & co.
May h. ch4.".n lv.
Cistern Builders,
You will always find a good article of CemcM. by calling on A. MANN." novo.
-o-2.
CINCINNATI
1
HOOKER,
Lafayette, Indiana.
nl'Jtf.
LARGE supply of 1-ranganeia. Washington. JCJL Light and Brown. Havana. Principe, Regalia. Colorado, half Spanish, anil Common Ciirars— Wholesale and retail, at verv low prices bv mar. 20, '53. I.AYMON'it co.
Siurar Ciired Hams and Dried
Beef, for s: •ale bv LAYMON A co.
3FC0NS. Peanuts. English Walnuts. S. S. Al moiuis. Bnizi be had verv- low at
EXTRACT
nuts, and Filberts, can alwavs LAYMON A co's.'
OF COFFEE. Allspice. Pepper.
DR. JA3IES F. CANINE,
April 22. 1-53. P. CA:'.IPBELL.
Ladies,
Igoods
you wish to see the finest selection of fin in the tow '.pril 1, '53.
ill of the latest stvles.
Vests, a
in-
namori. (.loves. Nutmeg's, tc.. A-., for sale
:ile by
LAYMON it co.
i: N I) E N I S T.
And manufacturer of Porcelain Teeth, CKAWFOKDSVII.I.E. IND.,
RESPECTFITLLY
offers his professional services
to the Ladies and Oentlemen of Crawfordsvillc and viciuity, where he has permanently located.— He is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which will be inserted Pivot or Gold Plate, to look as well as natural.
Cavities of Decayed Teeth will be dressed out and filled with Cold of the finest quality, which will prevent their further decay or aching, and rymler them useful lor many years.
The Tartar and other Foreiirn 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 lie extracted with the latest and most approved instruments, in the most earcfnl 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 warranted to give entire satisfaction: if not. no charge will be made.
Persons desirous of procuring w.'iolc, or parts of sets of Teeth, would do well to give him a call. Ibhas specimens that may be seen at any lime by calling at his oliiee, which we think cannot be surpassed £-?P Examinatior I !i made, and advice given gratis. 0 tiec lington Hall."
A i*i 1 5, 1850. nl4vl
IVEW FOR
I1E E O E.
rpiIE cold damp unys of winter are gone—and .JL Sjiring with its bursting buds, and opening flowers, its singing birds, its warm joyous sunshine gladdening the hearts of all. has conte—and with it Campbell's New fiootls— 1 -ming up larger than ever, and ten times surpassing in m-.igniJi'-ienee and splendor any former stock. The SJress Goods are the choice callings of the New York market, and for excellence of fabric, beauty of design, and richness of style, are incomparable. PriuJ.s surpassing in glory the gay plumage of birds, or chaste as the delicate beauty of flowers, fresh from the manufactories of Phillip A.lien. Spracrue dc Danncl. men—world wide in their fame—as being too
dress
of Crawords\ille. call at J. WILSON'S.
Clothing.
READY:
EADY MADE CLOTHING est in is ii
—Coats. Pants, arid
Also,
bats of all
CRAWFORD ML'LLIKI N'S.
1 3
urn.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
S O A I S O SI ii A ^, ARE just receiving their Spring stock consisting of a very large, and splendid assortment of fme Druzs, .lleilicincs, OM Yuriiishcs. iyt—stiiffs, Porfumfirv, Sialioiicryj
Fancy Articles, iVc., Jvc.
Our Sto,.-k was purchased in New York, from the mi-oKTJii'.s. and very carefully solo-ted by one of the firm in person eonso-'iuently the public may re.ly on every article being l-ini: aud NAOt i.Tr.iiATIIli.
C'/
CHESTS. Young Hyson, Imperial. Gunpowr which lie will finish for all
t'oart of Cornmc
c^mpici" ns?.'rtnit-7:t r.f L. FALLEY'S..
PHYSiC'TANS
and all others, are respectfully invited to rail 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 boasting of defying all competition to the contrary notwithstanding.
Crawfordsville. June lv. ]c."3. n5I.
Crawfordsville Marble VvTorks.
5 W A E
E A E I N A ii E.
10NTINFES to carry on business at the old stand, cast of'he Bell Tavern. Main Sr.. and is just receiving anew Stock of superior Marble. ho may want, in trood style, at reasonable ra*cs. Monmnents. Tombs. *•?.. A-C.j either American or Italian, f-irnislied to order. J.ine 7, 1 ^53- n5-.'Cf.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Orsale
THE brst quality, rdways on hand, r.nd at the Diug Store of .June 10, '5?-. SLoAX & MORGAN.
Ground Paints.
Vv'E have the best Paint Mill ever brought to the place. Ground and mixed Paints of every description, can at all times be hod at the Drue store "f {jtnc 1»».*53.] SLOAN A MORGAN.
rp-iKEE
TIERCES RICE. :",r -a-c i,v
.L LAYJf'iN iv Co.
THE CHEAP STORE:
IN FULL BLAST.
_L'
HAS NOW RECEIVED HI" SPRING STOCK DRY CiOODS, Clothing, Hals, Cops, Boots, .Shoes and
GOLD JEWELRY.
All of which will le sold at unprecedented low pri ses. Every variety of Staple and Fancy dry goods, straw goods, dress goods, p*-] et cutlery of" the A lifcrk-an Knife Company. Also, a very largo stock
colye"d do., Prints, Bonnets, RibfiOn?, Parnsols, Shawls, Hand'kfs, «fcc. This house being connected with on' of tho lar-" gest wholesale houses in the city of C'h.'cago. affords us facilities for purchasing our goods .it less rates than anv other Western Merchant. We have our goods direct from the importers and manufacturers. and will sell them at ten per cent, over their prices. We have a very large stock of (iold Jc\v« elry? wlik-h we warrant pure gold or the money refunded. Call and see. J. F. MICK.
Crawfordsville, mav 1S53. cfrlSn/
Mourning Goods.
Our stock of Mourning Goods is unusuallr large, consisting in part of Love veils, crapes, borages, hiwnn, ginghams, nnd ealicocs, to which' wv would call the attention of the ladies. april 15, 1S53, BRYANT it co/-
STATIONARY.—(Jap, letter nnd note paper, of 0 all kinds, envelopes, pen holders, steel pens,ant'1 rubber. [upril 15,'5Sj BliVAXT it co.-
QUEENSWARE.—Some
beautiful styles, tho's'i1
who contemplate house-keeping cannot enl'.'1 too soon. [apr. 15,'53 BRYANT it co.
Corn Starch,
For Pudding, Blanc mange, Custards &cV j'l.- •ived. and to be lrad at april 15, 1S53. BUY ANT it Ci
Molasses,
New Orleans and sugar house molasses,* ft1 prime article of each, for sale bv april 15. l.s.W. IJRYANT Co."
Dress Goods.
g.3 I\TS.M(
»l"TH Lawrx. Berace dc- Laincs. (Jing'-'
J. ham.-, black silk, alajiaca luster of all kindsp Cambi ic. jacfinet. mull muslins, S-\yi.is. figured and plain,
Victoria lawns, figured and plain bobinetts Edgings, insei timrs, bonnet ribbons, cap do," Silk fringes and laces.
Cloths.
Black and brown cloth, fancy easdmeres.. Ermine cloth, plaid Cassiincre, Taylor striped.*' E^gl'sh ('ottonade, French linen. Bleached and unbleached linen drills. Bleached and unbleached shirting, hickory do'* Bed tic-Icing, itc.. at
CRAWFORD A: Ml/LLIKIN'S.
april 1, "50. nl-i.
Boots and Shoes.
ino ii.^ortment of ladies shoes and slipper.®, Misses and children.- do., gentlemens calf and kip boots and shoes, cmim-led do.. Congress gaiters, I»T CUAWFORD.tt Ml'LLIIvIN'S.:.. april 1. *5",
Hardware.
LARGE assortment, of Hardware, (.iueensware, broad and narrow axes, forks, spades, diovels, rat, traps, bed cords, tubs, buckets, washboards. sythe smiths, stones and rifles, bv lo irl-iss uaths. stones and rifles, ov io glass 11A W PD Sz Ml'LLiKI N'S.
l-oards.
april 1
Jan-1
hon
est to make Fridy Calicoes: Tweeds.cas.-.imores-, satinetts, tickings, checks, summer stuffs.. v'--.. direct from the manufactories in and around Philadelphia. and wholesale auction rooms furnishing up tiie Nick-Naeks, such as embroile:ics. silk and lace mitts, lace veils, linen hdk'fs. gloves, hosiery, lndcr-slse.ves. collars, capes, cutis, et--.. etc.. that arc to a holies' toilet what the finishing 'touches of) the artists brush is to the picture, to make it complete and beautiful. COTTON-YARNS. NAILS AND GLASSWARE, direct from the forges and factories of Pitt-l-nr^r'n also the Jar-.re.-rt and best lot of Groceries we ever had in the hoHsc: so we are full from cellar to garret: and we can offer the people lie largest, stock of goods that can I -e found anywhere. We have cur down our exj»c ises a few hundred dollars a y.-.ir. and we intend to work cheap and sell goods on a small advance on cost for cash or produce. Our clothing room upstairs, ("to which we have added Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps has been remodeled, replenish--1. and filled to rci.l.-tion with the largest lot. the newest cut. and lie Lest made clothing. the best lot of Philadelphia made Boots afid Shoes, the handsomest Hats, and the oddi -»t Caps, that were ever in this any other market. As our purchases have been very large this Spring--and our intention is to clean ail Mft bv fall— in order to facilitate our business Wc have marked the price on each article plainly ifi figures at one uniform rate, and that a low one.
le of Tea. Cotfee, Orleans SIIyruji. nrlcan molasses, Tobacco, ar lead Cotton yarn, carpet/
A Sl'PEUlOKar •/rVgar, (rolden I'owder. shot an chain, c.mille wicken and all twine, for sale by april 1, '53. CRAWFORD it .Nf I' LLIIC1N.
l.ST RE(. l'.i\ illj a line lot of new style bonnets rimmings, a 1 april 1. v-!5. CRAWFORD it MULLIKIN'S.'
TJ ICII EMBROIDERED LONG I'l' I'S forTadiett un( we have a splendid assortment, •ipi il -5, 3 RR^ ANT it Co.
(Gentlemen,
Tcheap,
I" you ish ("purchase a find satin vest, and eiiher iu the pattern or read made, voit v. ill find the article at WILSON'S, april
1, "53.
VT I -AN BASK ETS.—-The
aprii 1. '53.
made for S
n-|o.
ladies can get
June '5-3. n'.Mf.
Tanners Oil.
A piire article, by the iarrel, or single Oalion, .» sab at the.I.'i ug s'ore Ji::K l'J.'5-j SLOAN 4 »R'rAN.
Eoots and Shoc3.
A
wil-^
1'• \v baskets, for ciiibroiderv at, .i april
22. '53. "CAMPBELL'S.
Fine lot styles at
.f Print-i. madiier colors and C"od CilAWFORD it Ml'J.LIKIN'S. n-fO.
I Roys tine ki' and calf shoes a' '53. "CAMPBELL'S.
Clothing.
A full
uit—vest, pants it coat, ready l-' at, CA.MPBELI/S.
Wool.
•1. C. Campbell will pay cash or exchange •lolii for fleece or tub washed" wool.
J. FLORBR & CO.
S A E, A E S S
And Trinak j??nnnfac((ircr.i, (South side Columbia Street, below the Square.) I,A FAY liTTK, INt).
T.\KE this method of informing the citizens of'" MontL'omery county, that they keep constantly on hand and manufactures to order nil kinds of Saddles. Bridies. Martingales, Ilan.-e.vt. Collars. Whips, Lashes. Trunks, etc.. etc.. made of tiie best materials and in the mast workmanlike manner, with nil the late improvements. All of which will be sold cheaper than can be Iioui.-'ht in Fraivfonisvilh
Persons wishing airy tiling in our line, will find it to their intrrt to give us a call, as 'we are- determined to sell at the lowest possible rates.'
large nl.d well selected assortineni of M--n and I.o\-, boct,s and shoes. Ladies an-l Mi.-'ses, do. aj.ril 1. WILSON.
Mantgozsicpy Warel#ou«c^
LEE, GIL KEY, & CO.
A E re pa re to re iv a in in he no Warehouse for which they will pay the highest market price. Ii ring on your wheat and corn and get the This is one of tiie largest and in"-' eoinnioilioiis Warehouses in the State, where all the farmers can "be acconniio.Iui'.ed who desire to '-.ell or store grain of ail descriptions. The greatest care will bo taken to accomodate and give satisfaction to ail wIii*. ve us th.-ir patrcr.ngfj.
I 'rawfordv. iiie. M: 27, "50. lil^tf.
IMY VP'!
LL persons rifle bled to the untler-
sitrneu either for Postage or IJooka. arc re^tieated t" cr.Il a:»d settle :I/cir accounts immediately, I expect to remove t? ICokomo in a fe-.v monclts" and it, is ut..iirablu that my accounts should ba KQUARED IN-.. STAVTER. JAS. CALFEE.
J'dy if, 1553.- n-'tf.
ALL persons indebted to the undersigned. either by note or book ace nr. arc hereby notified that settlement of the fame JIL ST 1* made on or before the 1st dav of Jnnaarr n-cxt. If not settled by that time, tliey will be left'in the hands of tiie proper o::i::ers Pjt immediare colieetson.
S. V/. RENNAGE.
Crawfordsville. an,'. 5tli 'iiij.-