Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 September 1853 — Page 4

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Tin: REASON WHY.

"Whydocs Ka*o look so pale, mother? Why lire her arms so .small!1 Wliv does tdio neversmile, mother?

Why lo her eye-lids fall?

Why docsfthc walk alone, mother? As if hlie liad no friend.' "Why does she sigh so oft, mother?

Is she ao near her end

Why doesshe hrcathe so quick. ther. And start as if it shock' -I To hear the quiet rap, mo'h r, of Smith, the village d»ctot?

Why docs he come so oft, mother' Can he prolong hcrdajs 'By leaving pill- and rifts, mother,

And singing love-sriek lay.-'

T*r«w hut the other night. mother. When Kate lay near my heart. She- urged me to be good, mother.

And said we soon must part ....-•

he said slid was to go, mother, Away from home and me, And leave papa ami vou, mothci.

To dwell near 1 the sea.

Jf it Jordon's utoj-my hanks. ni"ther. Where she is to be carried.'"' '/Shut iip, shut up, you little brat-

She's going to lie married

FICIIT ni-rrwEEN" AMKUICA*^ AND BirXICANS. A DISTRICT ATTORNEY KILT.IIP.

By the N. 0. Picayune of the 18th, we: be immense

Jemn the following in reference to the diffi

culty in New Mexico:

The following letter reached us last evening by the mail steamer from Texas. It was written at El Paso, Mexico, by a gentleman whom we know to have, means of obtaining the best information. It was addressed to a merchant of San Antonio, who forwarded it to us

Hi, PASO IH:I. Noirn Mrcxico.) July

22,105:3

DEAR Srit—This mnil takes you the news of our difficulties here upon this frontier.— Vou will not be surprised at them it has been predicted for months and months.— We are here entirely abandoned. 1 do not suppose the Government gives us a thought they are so busy dealing out the loaves and fishes.

From the moment the California emigrants strike the river they commence losing cattle hundreds have been stolen from them ahdenrried to this side of the Tiver. At the head of these robbing parties is the Monies family of five brothers, protected by the authorities. On the 10th or 12th a man named Mager, the owner of four or five hundred head of cattle, came to this side to look for some forty head of cattle that he had lost. In his rounds he came across seven head in the lower pa ft of this town. Two Mexicans were herding them together with some eight or ten head ot Mexican cattle. lie took the cattle, and was taking the herders to the Alcalde, when they took to the bushes and could never he found afterwards. Mager then drove all the cattle to his camp on the American side of the river. The next dav he came back, and was ordered by the Prefecto to bring all the Mexican catile to this town, which he did the next da}*, and was arrested for stealing those and other cattle and thrown into prison.— ile has had no trial yet. 1 have been led to believe that he would be released indeed, the proposition was made by the Prefecto to release Mager by his paying 8100. That, looks like swindling. It was afterwards found out that Mager was a man of •.properly, and on the 17th it was finally decided that his cause should be sent to

Chihuahua, thinking by that means to get five hundred or a thousand dollars out of him. The best of it is that Mr. Mager is detained on I he evidence of the very men who stole his cattle, and in whose possession they were afterwards found.

After the 17th all hope was given up of having Mager released. The Californians made up a party to rescue him from the •prison. The thing was publicly talked

about for se\ei al d:n s, no pel son appealed jn ], proSj)C., «y

to pay any attention to it. On the morning

of the l.Sth, between thiee and 4 clock, I ,|_

was awakened b\ hung the dnection ofi

the prison, and boon ifteiw aids recei\ed a ,,

been leptilsed, and that a dead and t\ound-

ed man had been left on the ground, and re-

•quested me to examine them. I soon found

myself on the spot, and by the light of the day that wasjust-breaking recognized[in the

dead man Esler llendiei, the District At-

Every American is in danger of his life. When one walks along the street all eves are turned upon him. and he is pointed' at its one of the marked. Mager is still in prison, without any prospect oi

soon that I can see. The measures taken by the authorities, and narticuku'Iy by the Prefecto, Jose Sanchus, have been arbitrary in the extreme. It is evide.it that Mairer

on thc Plaza. They anticipate another at- to the Convention, was sitting inside the bar, 'tack. They need have no tear the Calitor- when II walked in, pretty well "shot," nians are not the men to stand fire. It is and, after looking about, deliberately picksaid they all took to their heels at the first'ed up a large spittoon, filled with slime and charge. The Mexicans were prepared for "old soldiers," and turned it upside down them. Immediately after the attack, ii'on 's head with such force as to break mob paraded the streets, shouting', "death the spittoon, and fairly drown in toto the Grinjo! Death to the ankee dogs.' bacco juice. Thc uproar, for awhile, was Let us sack the. stores and houses! Let not' tremendous. tin American escape!"

getting out

lias noi had a fan hearing nor is there any say that the charge is untrue, and that there prospect ot it. iauch^ excitement prevails js no sort of difiiculty existing lie ween the on the American side ot the river. All con- Companies, and nothing to retard the demn the lawless attempt of the party on speedy completion of his road. the night of thc 10th but they ail condemn! the course of the Prefecto, upon shoulders rests thc whole blame.

whose

Mager is-in prison, his p^pertj in the Uitivcness and a morbid disposition which hands ot stran^ers^ without the prospect ol allows trifles to wei^h heavily on our minds, leing released. A (rifling loss or inconvenience oiv

'i'he death of iiendrel has casta gloom cs more aunovsncc thttn a much greater over (he whole communitv. Tiieie is r.o sorrow.

telling yet how the matter will end. Rumor says the Californians are organizing to the number of five hundred up the river.

place no reliance in it. We also hear that Gen. Garland is ordered to occupy the Messilla. *. D.

It will be perceived that- the New "York market, on Saturday, was in a very excited state for wheat and Hour, at further advanced rates, and when it is recollected, that this was the case before the arrival of the Atlantic, the effect her news will have on that market to-day may be well imagined. The political news possesses but little interest. The farce in the eastern question, was still going on, but the actors were still performing behind the scenes, so that the people can only conjecture how the play progresses.—

mrrcc:

Gov. Wright's visit to New England, will, so far as it goes, have a similar effect. I He is a good free trade man, but rejoices

nion with ajl ol or

Cincinnati Ct/noncrctal.

We copy the following from a late

number of the New York

Journal of L'vm-

INDIANA IXST BONDS.—Gov. Wright, of Indiana, and Dr. E. Newland, Treasurer of the same State, are in this city, for the purpose of examining into the matter of "Indiana Lost Bonds," about which there was some uneasiness last Spring. The bonds, we. are informed, have been found in the vault of the banking house of "Winslow, Lanier it Co. They are supposed to be all on hand, and the Governor and Treasurer of State are examining and counting said bonds at the oflice of Col. May, agent of the State of Indiana.

We understand that Gov. Wright, in company with Dr. Newhtnd, will visit Washington City, before his return to the West, to arrange the three per cent, fund The Gov. will also visit New England, for the first time in his life, as he wants to see other churches, schools, kitchens,

economical arrangements,—their agricul ture, (a branch of industry in which he is quite at home.) their manufactories, and (heir people. Gov. Wright is a self-made man, unostentatious in his manners, and free from sectional prejudices.

Our readers will remember that in the midst of the bitter excitement on the subject of shivery which preceded the Compromise arrangement, Gov. Wright, a Democrat of the first water, invited Gov. Crittenden, of Kentucky, a staunch Whig, and very likely slave-holder, to come over and see him. lie came,—and met with a most cordial and enthusiastic reception.— The most fraternal sentiments of mutual respect and attachment were interchanged, and the whole affair, public and private, went off in admirable style. It was a healing balm, administered at the right moment, and the effect was most happy, all oyer the Union.

f. manufactures, in com-

)0 10 counlrVt

a to

.torney of El 1 aso county, lexas. 1 had week, an affair camc off which

him immediately removed to a room, and afterwards sent across the river for burial.

Thc wounded man, Samuel Hammock, was!

one ot Col. Skillman's marl men the ball

thony

,i„„

branches of useful in-

Born in Pennsylvania, and now

ernor of a great Western State, with a

irt ar

menage liom the 1 lefecio th.it a party KasL and the South, he is emphatically MI Americans had attacked the prison and had

enough to comprehend the

Araerican 1Ic ws for thc coun(rv and

Would that we had

more such nunj nJ ftwer of thc opposite

CROWNED WIIKS.—At

venl on

:jll 840i Zfl ni

had penetrated his lungs, and he died in chewing .'inger-bread: twenty-lour hours afterwards. J- remarked that Mr. Sharp was not The whole town WHS under arms in two] fit for Treasurer. II replied that hour.- all communication was stopped be-1 Sharp was as well qualified for that office as tween this and thc other side they would himself was, whereupon the latter not allow me to cross the river without a called the former a (certain kind of a) liar, permit trom the Prefecto. 'I he excitement: and shook his fits under his nose. II still continues two or three hundred men said that he would see him next day.— nre drilling every morning, and reviewing

a Whig Con-

.jj Ilarrisbug, Pa., on Monday

was more

amusing than anything that we have heard of in that parlv since we saw Charles An-

that log cabin at Columbus,

Hard Cider

and

About four o'clock being a delegate

We copy the following

from the Indianapolis Journal:

The Lafayette Journal, and other {tapers, a few days a o, charged that the Tcrre Ituuto lxHilroaii u! refused to transport Ir -n Rails tor the New Albany and Michigan City Railroad, at any price. Mr. Brooks, the President of the New Albany Road, authorises the Lafayette Courier to

One half thc unhappincss wc have

in this life xist^ because of the much sen-

cau.-

Jewelry Establislnncnt.

S. DANFORTH,

(Benhri Jge's Row, one door from Corner of Main St., opposite Public

Jof

fST received from New York, a fine assortment

(.old Pens, of various manufacture.

IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS—GREAT ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFF*. Bv the steamer Atlantic, which arrived at New York Saturday evening, we have four (lays later news from England and the Gold Sjcctaeles, do. Cut!' pins. Ear rings. Pins and just purchased of "the manufacturers and imContinent. The commercial advices in regard to brcadstuffs, are of the most important character—more so than any we have had for the past six years. The Liverpool market for flour and wheat, it seems, was in a state of wild excitement, and this, coupled with advices from France in regard to the import duties on breadstuff's, and from 'Sicily and Greece, leaves it no longer a matter of doubt that a large demand for flour and wheat will exist the coming season in Europe, to make up a deficiency, the existence of which may now be considered a settled fact. The advantages to be derived from this state of affairs, by the agricultural interests in this country, will

on and Guitar, and Instructed for accordeon. llute, etc.. with a great variety of silver spoons, )latcd and britania Ware, Yankee Notions, etc.. for sale low for cash, at Wholesale and Retail.

All orders from a distance punctually and faithfully attended to. and work done on as favorable tonus as at any establishment in the Star city.

June 3, 1-53. n-Mimft.

Crystal i*alace CoiBjpSeted.

TITf2 undersigned would take this method of returninir his thanks to his friends and customers of Montgomery c.nnty, for the very liberal pafionatre bestowed upon him since in business and would sav to his friends and the public in gen end. that he is again hand —ith a large and well selected stock of

Drugs and IBcdicinc^'' Direct- from New Y^rk city. His stock embracing all usually kept- in a Drnir Store. Our DHIL'S are all of the finest quality and were selected with par-ti'-ular reference to their purity from the Importers. No pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction the purchaser.

Wo are not in thc habit of bragging, what we say wc can always come up to. Just give us a call and if we cannot suit you both to quality and pricc 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 fine lot of PEne SasSa, Which we intend keeping constantly On hand for sale. Also Window Glass and l'utty, Paints and Oils, a good furniture Varnish. Dyc-stutl's. Pepper, Spiec. and £RO"d Tobacco, fine SOIJ»S. Lady's Lilly White, do. Pink. Perfumery. Parlor Lamps. Prussian hair Tonic. Itch ointment, Pile Ointment, irenuine Cod-liver "il. Railway's Ready Relief. Pain Killer also. Oils fur Machinery Mexican. 0\--all, Chinese, and Ohio Liniments WINKS and choice I I:ANIV. expressly for Medical use and a ncvcrfailimr Vermifuge. He also keeps all kinds and colors of Paints ground and mixed to paint. Warons. etc.. etc. HENRY OTT.

July

-2-2.

THE

and their

Ir-Ot!. nimO.

Titre iMi!!

best protection against loss by Fire is to call on the subscriber, who continues to take risks for thc

WASHINGTON UNION

Fire Insurance Company, CLEVELAND, OHIO.

capital"---nooTooo.

THISCompany pays all losses promptly. J.«'/"(.llIecin Washington Hall Building upstairs. JOHN SWKHTSHK.

KEGS BEST JUNIATA NAILS f,.r sale at «V7mar. •2-3, T3.] CAMPBELL'S.

rT^RACE and L-g Chains. 1 lames. Hoes, Ames" I shovels, cross cut saws. axes, and a general assortment of Hardware and Cut-lcrv just received at mar. 2o. '.V-.\ CAMPBELL'S.

LOCK HERE!

WE have jusl received a large slock of fancy ..roods at our Book and Notion Store. Among which may be found all the standard works the day: School. Law. Theological and a large lot of Novels and Miscellaneous books. Also, a large sortincnt of Gold Jewelry ever oifcrcd in this market:comprising gold and silver wat-dics, chains, lockets and ladies fancy pins of every style, and laulity guns, liile and shot do., pistols of every jiialiiy: musical instruments of every kind, such as violins from £-V2 down to iifly cents, iruitars. 1lutanias, aceordcons musical boxes, flutes, fifes, harps. Arc. "0(.' sorts of toys and loo clocks ranging from £13 down to x-j. Wc also, have a small assortment of fancy dry good.-, of the finest quality, for which we will sell positively at cost, as we have not room, and it is out of our line. We have the finest of Silk Braise Shawls and fancy oo,ls. ,So call in and see our prints at i» cents per yard, and you will buy and no mistake. We will sell our entire stock ot dry goods at cost., and positively bring no more but will keep constantly on hand a good assortment of all fa lie books, novels ami musical instrument. II. PURSELL & PRO. api il 15, TiO. nP2.

WILLIAM WfGlLEI,

Two Doors 'West of Campbell's Corner mid immediately opposite the Engle Hotel. rj"M' F. SUBS 'lilBER would inform his eus'om-

I ers and the public generally that he is now in receipt of his Spring and Summer supply of

Kcady Made Ciolhiaig', Which lie is selling at a very small advance on Cincinnati wholesale prices, and at the lowest possibkfigures at which Ihev can be atforded in this market. Though not la nre or of mammoth dimensions, his stock is nevertheless sutiieiently extensive to embrace an assortment of every artiel" in his line. His Goods are selected by himself from the best Clothing establishments of Cincinnati, and every piece he sells he warrants not to rip. He invites vim to give him a call and if he can not satisfy you that he can sell you a r.oon article for a i.ow risicE. you are at liberty not to buy. anril 15. 1^5:3. v-fn42mfi.

[rsiph

rents. No. 1 Prunes and Snivrna Figs, jnst 'LAYMON Ai c.

ceived and warranted fresh.

LARGE lot of Hardware, iicensware and Cutlerv :ust received bv liAMEY.

JUST READ THIS IF YOU DARE"

CUAW1P021D &

Hi:v

AYlNtr I'lircliased thc entire .interest of 1I.y-'-.'KAKOIUI in the mercantile establishment of JOHN CIIAWFOKII. are now receiving by railroad, and opening at the old stand a superior lo: of dry goods, hardware, queenvware, boot* and shoes, groceries, A:e. Altlwrjgh not professing lo b.--the KXCKI sioi: STOSIK—all Mieway from BOSTON. nor having five hundred boat load of goodwc say. that we arc in the market with good

add br- nuiihie-'i. attemi ipril 2.

I\Ktf

Square. North Side.) I, A FAYETTE, I.VD.

a new supply of I'ort Monaies. Cigar Cases, Card Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goixls. Hut?, Cases of almost every pattern. Gold Lockets fori Cups. Boots and Shoes. Ready Made Cloth- s-. Miniatures. Gold Crosses. Slides. Pencils and Thim- ing and Straw Goods. hies. Gold l\!. Vest and Guard Chains. New Stvlc /""VVR Stock is entirely new. every article being

,o\

Finger Rings. plain and with Diamond, Ruby. Gar- porters. We arc pledge' net, Topaz. Opal and Torquois Settings, ('oral. Nee- below Weaver of Lafayette. laces. Beads, etc. a fine lot of cutlery Perfumery, On stock embraces the most extensive assortment letter, cap and note paper, envelopes, etc. silver,' of diy goodn ever offered in this market: Heavy G. S.

Steel and common Specs of every number, and sheetings, light do., fine Unbleached, do., drillings glasses fitted to suit all ages at short notice. Gold of ail qualities. A large lot of Cottoliades and suinand silver, lever, anchor, k-pine and common watch-

cs. at prices varying from $5 £100. clocks*©!* vu- striped shirtings, linens for coats, Irish, do._ rious manufacture, neeordooiis. Guitars, Violins, DRESS GOODS Flutes. Tambourine*. Music boxes. Flageolets, fifes, Tuning forks: Guitar, bass Viol and Violin strings, —the latest, styles and first fabrics, con.-i.-iing jxgs. bridges, etc. Sheet music for piano. Melode-

Agent tor Montgomery Co.

Crawfordsviile. March lii* ls."5. 37ntf

£rn HP.LS, PRIME N.O. SUGAR just received and for sale low for cash at mar. CAMPBELL'S.

-g i\ H1SLS. Cll MCE N. O. Sl'GA K-IIOCSE MOJLvP LASSES iust arrived at CAM PIJELL'S.

LASSES just arrived at mar.'io. T3.

TIERCES PRIME FRESH Miliar. -J~, '."3. at

HOME MORE Umar. 3-V53.K

KfCE iust received CAMPBELL'S.

•f tha -up jrior Tea now to be had CA PB ELL'S.

BOSTOjV STOKE.

II E S O E E S I O o— Fire Hundred Boxes, Barrels, Hogshead?-", and Cases of Boston Goods. Jnst

Received by

Also! JAMES GRAHAM AND BROTHER,

met- goods of every quality and style tickings,

Plain and figured fancy dress silks of the latest styles 'Turkey Satins, do.

A large lot of Black Silks of every quality Silk Rerages. plain and fancy Silk trimminus "f the latest styles, plain a fancy pieces Rcrage dc Laincsof the ricnest style find best qualities. ."•o pieces dc Luine. plaid do., of an entire new .stvlc: *20'i pieces of the best styles of Lawn, sold at trom lo to 30 cents

Several hundred pieces of the best style.-, ot prints direct from the manufacturers A larirclot ofCrape Shawls, from to y_'-2

Silk Mantillas of the latest fashions 40o Bonnets, new styles,from lo cents to AP1 1"»0 Pieces Bonnet ribbons direct from France.

READY MADE CLOTHING.

"Wo shall olfiT to our

customers this

Spring the

larirest stock of ready made clothing ever ollcred in this town, every article warranted or no sale: litu") Cloth Coars r»oo Pair of black and fancy Cussimcre and Cu-si-net pants:

N'O Pair of Summer pants I'.oo Summer Coats: 'joo Lustre and Tweed coats, of the latest styles Son Vests of every style and quality •2oo Tweed Cassimere and Cassinct Coats •loo Fine shirts of,home manufacturing. jipril T,

tlyl

BOXES selected Western Reserve Cheese fi sale bv LAYMON Co.

13%ai? One,

T.RS CINCINNATI Candy for sale at Lafayette prices by LA'i MON iV: Co.

Who feels an interest in

YOUR WELFARE!!

AS long as wc have sojourned with this People, so loinr have we labored fur tlicir troofl.—In proof of which, wc believe our acquaintances srenerally will sustain us. It was by the introduction int-o this market, time after time, and strain, on this occasion, of a large and well selected .'assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry-Goods, at thc

E A N S O E

We now propose to odor them on the most reasonable terms: ves. twenty per cent, cheaper than the cheapest. We bought our goods right, and expect to sell them right.

Dress Goods.—Wc have fine selection of nearly all kinds, among which may be for,nd Silk le Laines. Mulls, Tissues. Lawns. Beragcs. Gihghams ofall kinds: and an efidlc,-s amount "f as fine prinlsas unv one would wish. lionnets* and Kifo5ons—-Of the latest eity fashsoiis. aL all prices, and such an article as cannot fail to please any Lady, wc believe, who may favor us with a call and examine thcin.

Tlie (ient'emen—Will find by gi vim? f.s a call, that we did not forget them in our purchase*: wo have fine cloths of various colors and prices.

Hats and Caps.—A first rate assortment ot Silk and Fur hats, atdiil'crent prices. Panama. Leghorn. Kossuth, and a hirgc lot of summer hat? generally. iioots and Shoes.—In this line v.v arc not a I'raid of being outdone by our neighbors. Fine Boots. Kip, do., coarse do., Ladies shoes ofall kinds sizes, and prices.

Heady Made Clothing.™-"Wc have on tinoccasion a larger and "liner stock of Ready Made Clothing than at any previous tim. Some hundreds of Summer Coats, ranging in prices from 75 cents to »1.50 besides a great variety of other fine coats suited to any season. Pants in any quantity, qualify or style. A fine iot of ests. and tanev Satin Cravats. Shirts, and Shirt collars, to which your particular attention is called. fioid Jewelry.—Wc have a small stock of pure Gold Jewelry, which is warranted. Should i: prove impure, the purchaser can retain il in a reasonable time and the money icfunded.

Hardware and Queensware.--We have a splendid stock of l^uecnsware. cutlery, lart'e Mirrors. Trunks, brown and bleached Muslins, Cotton Yarn. Dye-Stult's, Carpet warp, and a fine lot Carpeting. rSgf

Groceries of all Kind -.

We now merely wish tosay a lew words, and we are done. To our old ami numerous customers and friends generally, we wish to ietiu our most incero thanks, for past favors and would oc pleased to have them continue their patronage to tin

German Store.'" and bring with thcin their friends, and not fbr^ettini? their Produce. Wo shall take xlreme pleasure in exhibiting our stock. a pi iI 5, '58.] DAVID WERTIIEIM.

50 25

SHOT GUNS—single and ::iusiial low prices can be had LAYMON it Co'.-.

i. ASS WARE ..•verv varii tv. elicap at LAYMON Cos.

^fe'lhYOrai

sand Lemons". M. R. Raisins.

heap goods, which we arc determined to «j!1 a-r'.i prices so It'", tha: if we. cant suit purchasers, it "3 BF. 1.5. OM (."idci' Yir,'^rar. j'lst recr-}vc r]. .."• n4o:f. •::',. 'LAYMON it Co '.

ir cases s],ring siyl

TST -cceived fe «J extra silk hats. 1 Case black brush Hungarian hats. 1 do drab brush do do. 1 do Otter nap. do. 4 do Black' Coi,gross nap. d".

d" White Congress. do. 1 do Extra fine C.issimercs, do. 1 do Mens' pearl nap. do. 1 do Childrcns black pearl, drab aii-i cy trimmed Hungarian hats. •, 1 do Extra Panama hats. 1 do Extra Leghorn hats. 1 do Boys braid leghorn and palm do Mens" fancy and plain palm hats All of which are now for sale at the

:ore of march i-

1.3.

I.CKS COFFEE, iust •(•eciv'-d and for LAYMON A: Co

BBLS. N. O. -Mola- I.-r received bv LAYMON it Co.

HOG." sale.

HEADS •U'*ar, iust arrive 1 and for LAYMON Co.

RA liREI.s MACKEREL. OO half barrels of Mackerel. -J'i half barrels White Fish, one 'fierce Cod Fi.-h. ami b» boxes I Icrrinirs ju.-t received and for sale bv I.A\M)N it C'o.

OIX BARIiELS Powdered, (.'rushed and LoafSngar. just lariddl for LAYMON Co.

Under Sleeves.

Beautiful patterns of under sleeves, chc-mi-setts. and worked collars of all descriptions, jn.-t opened, the ladies both of town and country are invited to call and see them. april lo. ls^i. BRYANT it Co.

Loiiz3

K"apoleon Cassimere.

ENTS, a lew more patterns iei't of this f. .-ki able ginnls. call soon. iiprri e. -.I- ANT -t (V

Velveteen.

A splendid article for coats, this goods is all the rage now. and can be had of april !•". 1533. BRYANT it Co.

Edging3 and Insertings.

Our assortment of linen edgings and insertte. these wishing to purchase II.gS IS 11 "W coiri{ should call on anil IS. ls.r):3.

AUSTRALIA IN THE SHADE

Late Arrival of Spring and

SUMMER GOODS.

rpiIE 1'NPERSIGNED are just receiving from JL the East a large and well selected stock of Dry Goods of various styles, grades and qualities, that the people of Old Montgomery are in want of com* prising a large stock of Ladies

FANCY DRESS GOODS.

Such as silks, satins, Dct,aines. Berages. Tissues, shallas. lawns, swiss, Ginghams, and Prints with-

RE AD MADE CL 0 Tliiy (f.

Our stock of Ready Made Clothing, for summer

Ntsm' nssd ElooS n-—

Hoots nnd ohocS f:»r thc whole Count}', twenty per cesit. ehoiiper than ever sold in this niarko!, by

WHO arc now receiving direct from the manufacturers of Boston iOf.y!!U, the largest. and best selected si' •r ofi'.Teil to the people ire now ojienin by 'J'. D. •omplete pialilv.

the Mommot li 1 ajiril o.

apn!

1«

MaSs

Mais:

oods. cojisistili^.'

ivhitc fun-

hi-ar. crish

LA\ Mi 'N lv.

Kid. lisle bread lose of' all colon

ite., for s.de by april 1.'5.?

BRYANT it Co

ACKEREL AND WillTE FISH, a ceived aisd for sale at t. AL. RA:

out number. Also, a fine lot of the latest styles of .{ess wooil in'cooking and baking than any other Bonnets and Ribbon S, stove I am acquainted With. I also have the ditfer'cut sizes of the Kentnckxnn, tluS stove has si.\ At prices to suit any and evcrv body. Also, a lot

wear, cannot be surpassed by any house in the JL 1 txl A S* town, in regard to l-riec and quality. To prove this

HATS AND CAPS.

A large stock of Silk and Fur llats. Otter do., fine Panama, and a great number of other Hals. BOOTS AND SHOES.

This stock we are satisfied cannot be surpassed in the place. Wc have a few of the finest Boots ever brought to this market and no mistake. Also, a! fine selection of Ladies soring and summer Sh ics.--Children* shoes. .Men's shoes and boots of all kinds, etc., tVe.

we will insure none- to go away emj'ty. M. SNOOK .V- CO. anril 5. 1S5S. vtnilyl

Boot* and Allocs evthis county, which wo

out in the room formerly occupied BKOW.V. A: Co. Our stock is large and embracing c\cr\ \aiiet\ ot st* lc and eh as

Gents line calf Roots-' IloaV\ d.". Halfcalfd".— I'iiK kip do.- Inaxj^.lo. Fine Morocco do.-- IIea\\ do.- ..' d-v (.'amiibell's stitch Pcotsj Slij.jicrs and Gaiters of vory style aim £t.\ for Ladies:

Misses wear, an csk-nsive assortment: A large lot of Children.-wear of every uali'y. Weiiskeviry body to eom, ami sec the exhibition «fcheap Boots and Mines at thc Boston Boot and Shoe Store. •, A. HOIJNER. «v •. a|'r l'C nil'f.

EaaSs :i»3C3

erv style and qiinlity iust received nt loth Boston Store, bv GKAHAM. ^V- I'.i:' '.

11 kl

GFthe

ROCEI-MES cellar, aj ril'5:.

flats, Caps, ion— up stairs ami! 'J.

sold at riv.Gi .MI AM

€'S«Uss asiS

prices

A: U.

arpe«f. .issnrtme.nl. h.-hiw all com

A h-irge nnd from the manufai april

eom pleto

W to.-'

iHAM .y BRO.

Cv Sot lli Hoots and .Shoes ti TMIIIGKA11AM it BRO.

All who want fine :nd cheap cloths and cassinieres, can find them at the "New Boston Emporium." RA 11 AM & BR').

GO O R.

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N:.

W I S O

u\V lv

Clipic

tin

'.d 'clebratcd tall'

iccupie b\ V.'.II, Boynt'-n w:..-rc h" is opening a general assortment "t dry

Cloths.

Brown. Green. Black. French Blue and Drab Black doeskin and French cassimcie:-. do all colors Tweeds Sat'iuets. of all kinds and qualities Summer cloths, all colors Italian cloth, a fiiie article Cottonades i.fciciy des.-riptioli. mil 1, '5 i. Ill 1.

j.-res3

(j-ooas. and emil

Silks ofall colors, grar ades aiei Italian I'romto Al j.r p.-ryar-! .- Swiss dotted and plain hook and mull muslins Lawns. Yi.-toria white, all grade.--, and colors- ain at puces from 10 to -joets. Beragc de Laities, from l-'1^' to cts. Muslin dc Raines, all colors, trom l:i to-'30 cts. Prints of the latest styles and figures & Kurnature jrints.* BleaeliC'.I and brown muslin-Bro-.yn and bleached drillings: Irish linens, linen diaper bleached and brown: Linen coating ofall kinds Bonnets and bonnet ribbons of all I ind: Ladies and Gents, hoscrv: cotton gloves or (diildri-n 'Ini'S, of all sorts. 'sus|.-n.'li' fs j. wn.sMN's,

AliD OIL, f«r sale bv

"IND)W GLASS. 14. f't sale bv

Wi?".:

lot

•IKY

bv lo, J.

ufacturcd in tliat line. My Boots and Shoes! are purchased, direct from eastern mannfactvirers. and designed expressly for the western trade, and 1 pledge myscdf to K-U them lower than any other' estahii.-hmi.-nt in the place. J-rolJeut that I ami one door east of J. Score. Do not fail to call I and h/.'.k over my stock before purchasing where. august 12. 1 —v."

A Sj E 12 O E 3J

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LAYMON

BOXES Cincinnati ul11 Candles, fi.r LAYMON it

]0}iv la. and VYM'oN it Co

FlUVr 4!F TB3E «KA«0.\!

I now in receipt of his Fall stock of

CtOMPRISfNG

almost every article that is man-

CRAu FORDSVILLE. INDIANA.

Ij. K. V» .Y\ IiAND, Proprietor. T^AIRthc iK'st the market ajfopls. S:,:b inggo. JC and convenient, well c-.deiihitod to iiecommo date horse drovers. rnav 27. M3. iit-vl.

Parasols. N tht?

YDl F.S. I Parasols x-rvlalcit -,.:v TO

rite'. till gra-b -t\ks. .'iii

S 0 E.S! STOVE SH

Having received a large lot of well

selected Cooking Stoves of ditlerent patterns mid sizes, I now offer to all those that^ may bo in want of a stove—a pood and durable article, and as cheap p.s can be bought in any other inland town, having now on hand and for sale the different Numbers of the celebrated Donblc»oven Triumph Stove, which stove for regularity of baking cannot be excelled bv any stove now cast, and will consume

lo 0S

ia cnn

of line small hats or hits for the BAHII.S, *VC. t^C., -whi^h makes it more convenient tor Using, east of and a thousand other articles which will doubtless 0 material and heavy'plate, and in connection please the tastes and wants of thc Ladies.it they with the. above stove?, we have Improved Premwill but just give tis a call alul our stock an exam- inms, Telegraph, Hot-air, Buck's Patent* illation. and in a word we shall keep all kinds and sizes, so

he used at one and thc pairtC time,

.• I that we shall be able to accomodate all that may

cul1 011lo ll

uml 0 nst lnt

to be correct, we but ask our Jrietu.t who are i.i We shall pay ftrict attention to this branch want of sneli articles, to call at of the business, and shall endeavor to accomcdato No» 1, "Washington Hal!," 'i our (dd customers and all others that may eail oil us alid they shall see what they will see, in the wav of with as good and durahh _tin\\ are as can be had Clothing. Hardware. Queensware.. Glassware, (Jro- any other establishment in .ie west. Japanned ccrics. Dve-stuffs. Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp, and

.1. i* ...

anv quantity of tin best article of Carpeting, which is alwavs wanted at this season of the year.

In eonclusicn. wc would ask our old customers nrclersigscd are reeeivins direct from and thc public generally, ONK-ANO-AI.t,.' as before |j juiportcrs a large and magnifieient. stock of stated.) to call^n at No. 1. ashingtofi iiall,

I'i1-1 Sjri(iLT

f. Washingtoti flail

kept on hand at wholesale ^r

are on hand and lor sale at the lowest pruv

Job Work done at short otic,\ such as house-' spouting, tin or zink trmighing and other .jobing that may appertain to the above business. Wc have ais.i on hand a lot of tin Naf is which we offer cheap. Itopingas hereto!"-re. hy strict attention to business, and a desire to phase we shall fully share the public patronage. 'Id cooper, castings and ewtcr taken in c\ change for work. A. MARGELT. ma\" 5, '5-j. 'i v'i

TCEW A1551A'Xi* ,711).^ YSr

ninl Summer Dry Goods, which for variety, style and price, cannot be surpassed in this or

mnot

any other market. Our stock has been selected wiih tin": utmost care, and wc are determined fir show the people of this county what can he done, in the way of CHEAP Go )"|)S. Come one ami all, bring voiir wives and daughters, that they may share wit you the pleasure of getting value recei\ ed for every dollar expended*

LADIES

Are veu in wan!, of a superb Bonnet? all and look through our assort nieiit. the richest ever before displayed to the gaze of an admiring public. Call soon, and secure a beauty. Bonnet Ribbons of e\ t-ry diseription. the largest stock in the market.

Space will not permit us Hi enumerate all the ar-' ticles that comprise our stock which consists nt part of French, bxli. fa my and polka lawns: eliaili, llgurt and black Ivrages.l/crage dc laines. dress silks, plain and i'.ilicv do., black do., swiss, india, I hook alid infill miisihis. parasols of every shade, {style and price, bonnet linings plain and satin edged a superior article of' black and fancy kid gloves, 'straw cord and gimp Irinimings. bonne! frames, linen lawn a lar,rc, ariety of fancy diess buttons,palm. Spanish and ivory fans, cambric and linen hdk'J's, linen.and eotton floss. (iF.NTl.EMEN.

Yofir went.- have been amended I• in toe way Blue. bhud\ aid olive cloths, embroidered erava's, faie eassimei'es. satinctts. while and brown linen, iiisli linen, linen drilling, kid gloves, white and l-.'iif marseilics vesting, plain and liguied i!".. lin hdk'fs. plain and figured do. a »TS A ND Sli JilS.

Ho"!- i.n.l siiocs {'•.r I which cannot fail to p! GROCERIES. ('oifee. t-',a. sugar, rice, sala rattis,

a{'tl 15. I-

South 'dc

II' hoys aim giro fastidious.

Jie per,

sni.-e

starch, tobacco, ei-.pperas. ginger, inoigo. nunidcr New »i leans and sugar house molasses, eider vine gar. cic.. civ.

I.'cmember we are in the s-toiv formerly eiii'icd bv John Wr'Isofi. u'/iere wcsliail b, plea.-e ,M1 kindsof produce lak'-n in e\ch.in? as!, [aice. 5:J. .".,••:•• K. E. BRYAN'

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.FOIiNSC.N & {'A'jTO.'u I'F.A t.l 1:.- '.' 'E'ejs, Eroja

v»

iv,

Cofr/ndfUr St., .'1 doors H'cut fi i'(d,'l• Square,

S/HSaycfii-r, Bsad.

''MiijCfNG S'i'i)\'F.

WE ha rio li-sitati"ii in reeoium'-riding !hi.S'.o\e to th" {iiiblie. as there have been some two thousand of these Sanvs sold by the maiiufneturers in the last year: and as an evidence of 1111• iv* good qualities, I hcv have not been ablet'.' supply.' tiie demand. We have three si/. of those slows.' fo suit diti'erent sized lamiii' •. This sU' nyd»--only t" be seen lo h. admired, v-, .:

METEOR C00i STOVE. This is a Tiew ,-tove in this market, and to whi.di we call your particular attention, it ha\ ing a large. -. ov-n mid being a beautiful d'-sign.

BEST PREM I I'M conR oToYE. AV" ha four sizes of this sfovc. whiidi ure v- ry h'-avy and well liMed up and warranted. I In a word. have the ?e-1 and latest PilJ*.lertiM of 'ooh'ing Stoves in 1 !i" ttiarkef, whi. \\'e will sell eh G'ive us a call.

OUR TIN SHOP.

I Y\V i:r- e- ristantly lannfaeturing Tin, S/iort ron and 'ojiper Ware of nil kinds, in th-' best",

W'-i

'kmaidike manner. All kinds of Job Work" done on the shorte-t no iei and in tin most finish •ed style: Kti.di as Tin i»o«fs, "tie? arid Snouts for-

Houses. Brit.-hen 'himni and Scap-' rip -s for Sti'am Engines. S'.ove Pipes and siieel Itcn Stove.--.-: In a word we are practical workm: n, and don't can what it is in '-ur line-we can do it.

People of Montgormr cam v. give us a call. W, f: are bound to seil on as cheap terms as any establislimeiit in Lafnyelfe. Ci.Hntry Mi reliant:,, who are buying bills ofTm Ware to retail, will do well to give ris a a iI and \aminc sl .e'c be fun- •.• chasing ehcH lu re. .lolINS .v I'ATT' »N". I jtine-i. v, :. •i'.'m't.

Salo of thc County Seminary, rN"O'l"!1'!'

ires' at lie, rate of seven i»-r cent annum, upon the whole .".mount of the ]'urenae money one vear. is to be paid in ad variee. at the time ofrcccivuig a certificate of pnrehase, and th" Principal in ten equal annual instalments with like interest .annually in advance upon the residue ofth: said

Principal. The title to the hind is indisputable, as will be fmind by mi examination of the Records in 'he Recorder'.- Ol'iee. The personal j.ro|K:rty belonging to said Soniinu-rv. con-isting of seats and writiiig tables, will be •({'.-red for sale on the same day. IJI the premise^, which will be sold on a cr«Jdit of twelve, months, the purchaser giving his not -, with approved freehold security for the amount of the -purchase money, ith interest thereon, and with

out ar.v relief froin vahsation or appraisement laws. J. B. AUSTIN. A. M. C. •June -Jt. 1--13. DAVID VANCE. 'J'. M. C.

E-:

li ne?t lot nnd of 'ik, fo»* lie i.-'

li*

7...

is hereby given that tlie nndi

'oiiiity Auditor ainl C. mty Tr'-a-ure lor M-ntgom.-!y County. "''H oiihrat I'libli, i.saturday the first '.lay of O.-tob-T, l^.l'J.at tl 'II"U-e. in the town of Cra-vfordsville. lh...'Seminary buildings, and the land hereon is nt uated. the following term.-, to-wir:

r- igm .1 in mi'. Sale oi, '..Ti 'oil try ie sann I'he In-

A 'ti

NEWMAN ,t CO..

"jITT'oU I. r«..-j- ctfuily inr'.-mi the ciii I "rawfordsvdie and vicinity, that th" IJ itst oj-enedan I'.'it'mg Uou^o a few lioors of .yrnon's gr—cry fstahlishinent, where inav be had at all ho sr.- of the day or night.

Th -y keep on hand and will serve up at short notice Oysters, small birds, chickens, beefsteak, hunt I and egg's, mutton ehoj-s. beef tongues, hot-cotfee, fish. it -. Persons. wi:o iadalge in hUeh luxtiri-d will do well to give them a call. .Filr IS. '•". nHtfi?"'

H&RKftEl & i'o.,

AVE just rcecwtii aa additional a-^r'ment of ?oo»-t.and Shoo* of all kinds. Also. Leather fa .-ui^'ri'-rqnasi'.y. Call attire -ton I'oot an-t

f'H'iv

an I -ha •fi N. Y'

liave south UU.-uls

Storf. if »i wi-ii bargain.-, 1 n." 1.