Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 September 1853 — Page 3

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"TELEGRAPHIC

FR09I_ BALTIMORE. BALTIMORE, .Sept. 17.

Xen Orleans papers lo the II ill have been received. Deaths fur the week ending 10th inst., olG—yellow fever -121 total deaths from the commencement of the epidemic 10,100, of which 7,700 *vere of ve!lo»v- fever, and 2,400 ol other diseases.

The Picayune warns strangers against approaching the cily, as lire disease only requires material lo cause it to break forth with full violence. The board of health ha? published an order requiring pas«enpers to be landed at Quarantine and Port Philip.

The highest mortality al Mobile, on the Oil) were 4o deaths.

IS::w CI:LI:AXS, Sept. 1G.

Interments j-esterlay I—fever :}2.— Frightful accounts have been received of its ravages along the lake and river coasts.— It is also railing on plantations and in small ii Yill.'iges..

.•.

••The steamer Arctic, with advices from Liverpool lo the 7th mst, arrived last night, Trade in India and China was generally .-•••.•• ., O stagnant. mg tr tiie fine weat her, and the e(Torts making in Prance lo put down prices oft brcadstuds, causing a decline there, and resales at Liverpool of parcels bought, on French account, prices at Liverpool, were) irregular, and wheat had declined 41, and flour Is since the sailing of the Niagara.

Corn was in moderate demand, and but little variation in puces. Beef and pork were very quieL In tallow, bacon sides, and shoulders, there was less doing, but prices were not lower.— JMellenry quotes lard Is lower, and dull.

Consols closed at 07 £. At Havre, the Cotton market was quiet. Hales of (Jrcnessee Hour were making at 41 frs.

The accounts from the harvest England were more favorable. The hrench Government had fixed a low price on bread, and was using everv means to keep down prices, which had caused a decline in all the French grain markets.

NEBRASKA.

It appears that President Pierce has at length determined lo effect treaties with the Indians occupying the Nebraska territory, securing their assent to its settlement bv citizens of the I. nited Slates, pursu:-int to •section in the hist Indian appropriation bill giving him discretionary power so to do.— Fortius purpose Col. Main-penny, ComnnsKioner of Indian A flairs, lias left Washing-1 ton with the intention oi going over the' country, and making the preparatory arrangemenls for a treaiy. Tins will te a measure of great importance in Us results, opening the way to a legal occupation ol the Pacific railroad route by settlers, and giving countenance to the squatters who have} already rushed into the country without! permission. Its very natural consequence will be to necessitate ihe gpssage of a bill by the next Congress establishing the Ter-! ri to rial Government of Nebraska. There aretwenly-four Indian tribes in the territory, souie ot ihem (juite civilized, and engaged in iarming and with all of ilieni there are1 treaties guarrantyiag to each the undis-! turbed possession ol their lands some also providing that they shall never be subject lo Territorial or Stale jurisdiction, authority or laws. Some ol these tribes are unportaut in numbers and strength, but many I others are feeble and fast dwindling awav. The Delawares are there, warlike and daring, but their frequent wars affect injuriously their numbers. [Aw7A Anwriron.

The editor of the Cleveland Plain-dealer reports the substance of a conversation held I with Mr. ilany penny, on his passage through that city lor the ar West, on the subject I of his mission. When asked by the editor' what he intended to do with the Indians ol Nebraska, the Commissionersaul: "lliat was a question which iroubled the President and Cabinet more than all the Cuban and Kosta difficulties put together. A line agricultural country here laid to waste, the whites were settling in it great numbers and rapidly improving it, who could legally claim no protection ol the Government. It the Indians surrendered their title their was no place for them to go. To pay them money was death to the race, and lands we have none to exchange. "We inferred the policy would bt. to explore, sound the Indians as to tht$- title, necessities and wants, and reportsto the President in time for some reeommt^jawms in his lirst regular message."

EXTKACT

NKV,- "i on:-:, Si-pt. 1 P.

FHOM A "PRIZE TAI.E.—Beauti

fully gorgeous was the sunset sky, the last noles of the summer birds fell upon the car us they retired to their resting places in the tureen forest, and everything whispered of love, as 1 stood with mv love in a beautiful garden, regaled by the odors of a thousand flowers. (Gently I drew my arm around her delicate waist, and was about to imprint a kiss upon her hps, when she looked at me saucily in the eyes, and with a smile upon her countenance, said "don't," and 1 "donted."

X5T One of the finest apostrophes to the

press ever written appeared recently in the

New

York Tribune. Listen:

The press: the King of laboring machines. The Press, when a halting, unartistic Congress failed to assist Morse, took him hand and gave to the country his invention, which now, by a miracle of bold thought and enterprise, writes out the heart's throb and the head's calculation with the zig-zag of the skies, and says to Plymouth stand thou side by side with New Orleaus—and it is obeyed!

&3T A young lady who married a rich man under pretence of being beautiful, is discovered to have painted, worn bustles, and otherwise disguised her natural lmpertections. Her husband means to sue her fyr obtaining money under false pretences.

STATE OFIN DIANA.

To tlie Sheriff of 3Iont?omerv County--CrecUus! Y'.u arc hereby directed to trive nonce u, the ojisdif.ed voter* of your Countv that a spe.11 lion ill lirlcl r.t 11J'ut'i.il j»fs i-• holding. Inaction*. f:n t'm ftc-cowl Ttwwlay ot October next. I'-T ihe purpose of eler-t n^ :i J.vjsorter for the l-iipremo. Court. to fill the va, ojcasKiied by rlie death oijioraw- h. Carter.

Jn Testimony Whereof. I have r- i'-n*" ot my hand anil affixed tho

ifU!") seal ol"the ."-rate, at tho Citv of imleirv- —•.— tins, tho 7th d.'.v oi fcept-jftocr, A. ]). l-.V'.

llv rr«icr of tlte Governor. JOSEPH A. WJilGIiT. X. II Vi DEN. ^'.^rotary oi ."--tate.

STATK OI' INDIANA, (.eniity. "1 \M-i.E\V I YNN Ck"\ rf I Ciru..: ic'.rt J. for Muntjr"inerv eoiuuv.do cercity to the feher"f said conutv. that the fo.'lowimr oiliecrs are to be elect«'d at the «.-"i»«ral elceuon to be held on the second 'I r.esdiiy MI October nc\*t.to-vit: Out* IJeoivsentativc. to the General .'issemtdv of tile bra to ol liiuiana. for Mi••litS'fsiMery ..-onmy: an.|. one ('onilt.y Coinnns* loner 1 District No. 6. .Montgonjorv '»!inry. __ In Tc^cmo'iV Whereof. I h:!v« __ hereunto sabwrjbc'.i u.y aumo and ci tho o! :u'! (.yiirt. :.t my jn (. uvf«»rjsvillc. ila.-. loth day 'i ^ntesv.•ombcr. A. L*. I Sol.

AXDDKV-,- I\ LY.VN, CL-rk.

rp]M ru. oiKiltiled otcrs »1 ilot.Jsonierv Vnntv irc

lit-1r rcsocHiM- 'J ownslnps O •ll *t *v

hoi'j:ii hu ticn hai-1 (.ounty. on the second Tucsd r.\t K~-r». and t!icn and there vote 1 til 1 ta'J HO vera I OILLT-.-S mentioned i:. tii order and -., cru ceriilieato above. ]{KX.fAMi.\ .MiS.N'El!, SIi,

Si'iitcMbi-r 15. lS.Vt.-te.

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r.-oiis to Uli' r.

O A A FOR 1853. '•)IU.is hereby pvui. that fir the purpose ol reeeivinir taxes. 1 :11 attend tither perin i»r deputy, at tlv u.siutl ]lace: ot holding eeoiis in tiie sevi.-ral l.uwnships. as follow.-: •'»ro\vn iownslup iscf-duv ZSmv. 3, o.^'.

\\, In 1 1 rni:^

W ainut, 1. ni'.n. aiiKlui, tr (. Madison. oal i.reel:. W avne. Jdolev.

each dl ^loo.

1 1

•ir.y ia (.lay nesde.v U.

vM.-i

'i'v.e V,

Tliersday" '10. I'lidiiy 11. Saturdav 12. TAX !•".»il 1553,

KATKS OF

Are. fer State tax 20 ets on each .fluo. ond oO ct« on eat pub: ountv ta\ •.'.• et.s on each fcluo, and ets (n eaeli ]oll SniMiiar l'und tux -1 ets on.cnch jfioi.f l.ibrurv tax ets on eaeli *loo. anl ets on eaeli poll: Seliool tax Id ets ou eatdi .sli'O Koad tax ets oil eaeli slno. in all the townships cxeept Susjar lv.'k in whieh t"W iislnp the road tax is lo ets en each *loo 'l i\ ir towiiMiios ets on tueh 10' Coal reeic. b'.plev. Seo!'. I. nion and (. lark lownsiiit*: in W avne tow n. hi 2 ets on eaeli !f li': in llrown .:i.d Pranklin townships ets on each -sioo suirar (.'reek miM Walnut townshii's els and in Madi.son township ets on 'lax jr builcm? and i\p mmtr school in SiiLrar treek 'lownsmp .rt' ets en eaeli s=l'i and 5!.' ets en eaeli poll. 1 will attend in rers'n or bv oep v. at the 1 reasi!rer U.'.-iee. (. rawfordsMlle. except when aosent the townships, until the ud Mendav t.t March, tor the I'lirr'osc oi receiving taxes. In ease imv

i'l !i in tut t.i\t^ l.n

posed upon him. the Countv reasurer shall, alter the It I .Mendav ol March, lew the, same, together v. ith the costs and ehart'es ihat niav aeerue. bv distress and sale oi the, ^roods and chattels of sueh persons as omrlii to pav the inie. wherever the same niav In- found tile eountv. 2.^ All p.rsoiih i:u!eiired ior taxes nrcvious to the year are requested to ms*ke pavment. on the days that I attend the town.-lnps, and it not paid on or before said dav. the same will bj collected bv distress and saie. without respect ol person. iiure. or sex. 1). A..( L. I. el .d.

Seiitember 10, l^oS. nllwT.

STATU or INDIANA,

Moiit'O.nicrv c'ltntv.

Court ol Common Plcns of said Conntv. October Term, 1 s.j. I-.hy.abeth J. Lowers. vs ,cniphui:t for I':vorce. r.ineis (i. .Powers.

BI-."nst.

it remembered, that en the .".oth d:tv of Aua. d. Is... said plaiiuill by Wilson and ^cDiinahl her attonievs. nlen the othee of tiia clerk o! saul court her eonipl.imt tins beiiail: al.•.t^. tlic alhdavit of a disinterested and competent witness, sett hilt tort that said ileteiidaiit is not a resident ot the state ol Ineiana. Lhcrelore. i«ml .leteiuiant is ii'.titied of the tiiinc: of suid complaint, :.IK1 O! the ncnd. ncv ol siiia suit aaainst him. and tl, t' UI I lu ll-t I lb Iv II 1! b( tlit. .liitl-jt' ot tli'- et.urt o! intnon Plea.- of Montirom•rv i-oiiniv. mi the first tlav ot the next term thereof. it) be hoiden the eourt-h:)!.:' at rawiordslie. in said ccuntv. on tlie ltrst Mondiiv ()ctoi.»cr next- end then and there, on or bemre theealiini: of s:cd cause, pleatl. answer or demur to said eomjihonr. the matters an.! t'miffs therein charged and s'at tl will be taken as confessed and true aramsC him. anil will be heard and determined in lus absence. Att.-st.

ANDKFV.- P. LYNN. C. C. C. P.

Sept '2 inl'i v-.' Mont'-'omerv eo.

i?3ar^aE's

virtue of a writ of dirccletl lrom Hie Oie l-.l 11- the I lilted States ft v. i!! on the. l-ourth dav ie (:. in loose tIt'i id State ot Indiana, m. and -1 chick

e-aition l-'i Fa) to me "s Otiiee of the circuit the district of Indiana, of October, a. d. lS~ hat the county of Montfromerv vcen the hours of 10 o'clock n.. th-r for sale at luiblie

auction, the rents and proftts tor seven years, bv the vca'-. «.|" all the tollowimr (h-seribe-.l propertv. to-wit: Xorth west. t|iiartt of lot 2So. i, six souaii- No.

Vj tliir' v-two: lots Nos. ami 4 in stjuare No. and the north west corners ot lots if and 1,'J n.-rlli west ot Hie old Tcrrc Haute ro :ci. all in CanI a Itil"' ,i to tl '1 l-\'! I'lu :, feet oil" the north side ot lot No. 14 square No. (-J in (Jraham's adtbtn.n to the town ot Crawfordsville. -•ind up."i failure to realize a Mitlicient sum to satisfy the demand. 1 '.vill. at the same time and place. -HI.I IN manner at.-resatd. oiler the tt-e simple ol all sanl above described real estate, and one'tiolil ati taken :'.s the propertv of the dciendants. nt the suit of .Ezra l' ooteand liobert P.. LJowicr. affainst Daviu (dark- Etlward K. S. Canby. (. harles Canbv. Heuhdi Oiunv. Howard Canby* Catherine (.anby. and Marv Lanb'.. jOlIN L-" L0BINs°N. 1 S. Marshal Dis. Ind. jjy (.EO. Me

auffiiat 25, li5-. n. A5.

\K\V ALII V\V S VLE?I RAIL KOAD.

Through from C'rau fordsvillc to Cmciiinati

I O E A

MORN1N(NTrain,Nleaves

Craw lords', die at

v. M., cverv dav suilda\ excepted :. -aves Latayettc al A. M. Kvenimr Irani, leaves (.raw fords vi 11c at 1 l'-M-Leaves Lafayette at r. u. _tnneetinir niormmr and evening with tilt: Lalavettc ami Indianapolis Railroad.

WHOLESATF DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. O.

1JO,

CRAWFOHDSVILLS

E 31 A .L :.i is A y.

i".E F-U.J- ti.h'j. wii.r. eriN on ,i I! S A SEPT. 2, 1

UXi)!,]* tuc^ilid^nt tnunaprenteut of the of the I Jistiti r.ifjn. llcw JAMT:P IT- .ti«ix»-o:». v. no pive? hispjitire tijr.2 to the govemiiMJiiittii.t sfru.tun of the j-xhooi.

The Tra-itecs and Teaxhevs v. onh1. cxi'rt.'Si t,hr!r jrrsitnudj to iittt citizen A of Vawlordsville. J..r i-lic hlx-ritl patroieies tiivy ihns i„r tli\rded. uiul doiieit a hk? libundity in fiittire 1 he .cwftrse *»t uislruotion Uicrouali- situ eia attentH'n i« to ti»e rtiontl imu ri?Jisru»i*. «. well iis inteliuctual ti jvinmg oi tne juijijls. wh:ic not hint: of a sectarian ch::r:i t'r in itllo-.ved.

It ja e:- tecuni2sv dtsirabu- that tiiii jw.'.ooh shotUd h« rom]cm their atk-udaiK-o ist the b-giu-i:i£o{ the tcrv.it

I'KICE OF TUITION.

Pivpanturv Dcrvartincut from t-.» .?•

Acadeiiiic D'-'partnu-nt. iroin

term. a«coran!«f to :r.cues ro!l(: iaro D'-'oartmcnt. I'rciK'h and (icrauin each

I.:.tin. Ix-ssons on Piano. I *c ot I'lano ior j-rai tive,

A small extra eiwrcc ia iai I 'l' .ii 1 *1"TlirSTKIN. \. "J it O. i'. XIS »N\ .,:

fuel used tin!

Vi M- lMNn. I I t« '.V,jON, ])U. I). W. I.AVMAX. ?c}'tfr)iib?r -J. IpoS. IIJOTK.

XKW ALBANY ADYERTISOICX1'.^

jAMiitf I I:OOK«. J. r. -w:..

IJilOOlvS .V B.\OV N, \MJ \Lr I

tiuceasware. China, Wass, Kn^tish, ierr.: t:w antl Anzeriean

MAIX STRIIKT, XEV.* Al.UANV, INI"). ^"5 "1 i' i' ii, i' the above a« ods. to whieli we invite an ex.u inatn-n et jiatierns and priees. lnerehants vis. liiiT this marKCt.- I lom r.r b'liii expenenee in the tlade. WC leel eolllidcnt t!l '.t oiir LTo... ill lial:iv and sivles are veil adapted to ihi.- t:.ite. niul ihut ean re.a.ke. it to the in teres1 i-l tiie.-o the tails, to trade at this point. aujr.

Quecusware

A 1

117

and repacked to suit purchasers. aumist 25. .blvOOK tv 15

do do do eauc. baskets f. do Britaii! ::ia Tea Setts from :J1'2 to §ls. 10 do ll O '.1 ca and co ice ]t.ts 5 no do ht 1 J, .. piart: dj Castors u.-eortcd 3 -1, a nr.: 5 do do V' '-I 0 do tlo assorted Citlidh'stic

Le.mp-. aug. -j',.

%JtR.

liOXEy lhint's. Love-rett, and II. Collins, axes 5 boxes handled axes 25 dozen I ratchet?, ami Hammer?. 7i do assbrteil Shovels and Spades, round a a 10 do -1 proiiff Forks: 15 reams Sand paper. auxust ^5.

JiPOOIif? & UIIO\» N

augusi -,i. i»i^OK5 cc i.u'n. .w::--:

Table, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, &c.

7 tlo'i 15ut« h' .-M„S „,d si u- ,'

.loo do lies, h'asos. I.lac Ksniith. Mill A- Saw:!

1'" (.in-, .n I ,Mi, .iii I T« -pons,

0 tlo JJntannia do do 2.") dozen Butelier and suekniir knives ii' do Amess Siioe knives: august -5. [n'.imG.] R1JOOKS 6c P.POWN

"isAILSSOAD LETTISH.

fan Crtiwfurdsville. I- ranklort, Kokomo. and Ft,. Wtiyne

IhsiiroatL—S".ile«l prtiposals will be received at the oihec ol the Sceretarv of the (.ompanv 111 l*rankiort until the --''.'tli oi October next, lor the evading. rrubbinj. britb.'intr. and liirnif'hinir the ties 011 the line, liotu (. rawtoriisvillc to iv ikomo- being about "1 miles.

"iiy time within 10 .lays prevmiw^o tlie day ot lot-

till iT. Septemlur '2. 1

Special rVoti4*«\

A. THOMSON, A sent.

ii-.lv '2-2. lr5o. n3yl.

1853- FALL GOODS. 1853.

Wraatworth &. I^roiUm,

Main Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO.

fNYlTE the attention of their Knendsand Coun|_%rv Merchants generally, to their vt-n large stoek of American ond European Ooo.is, v. ul lx-otn-roil cheap for Ctif-h or npproved credit.

September !•. •. wui 1 ni-3.

^HOsK who have sfiven notes io clos.i their ac-

our i/oods on credit tin promptly when due avicr-st 5th. lio-.C

OLA T, Deimty.

Ihe comnaiiv reserve the rnrht to ai-eipt 01 sueh ].roposals as ill their liidcinent will best secure tne promjit. construction ot the road, and to re:cet all IIv. it m.n--...t satisfai toix HAYlN'.i permancntlv located in 'rawfordsville,

I roiK'sa will state what part vi v:iv will bo n- 4f,

Pio.i't d, Its nd sp^ fK.uion O tn^ nti-L distmci h. .ui the olhi uetn .it

\V P. Dl. NN. Secrcfarv. l'.w,

the ue pavmcnts arc made J. P. CAMPBELL, nGtf

TO TIIE PA1R{ .\S OF CO.iiLT AM) I30XCR. S -vDDLL will be trivt ii as a premium to tlic o\.-ner of the best Comet or Boxer colt. The colts to be examined bv the dtidircs on the last Friday ol the present month at the Pair grounds Crawfordsville.

JONATHAN HUTCHINSON.

September 16. 1?53.—tf.

Wheat! Wheat!!

IFTY rilOLsAND bushels of wheat wanted mimediatelv. for which the burliest cash price will at all times be paid. Call at the store

JOHN K. KOHINSON".

Scj.t. lo, 1S53. nli-tt

Wanted Immediately.

ALL the Oats and Hax beed in Montgoinery eount-v. for which the HIOUKST-uru-e dl i»o paid by LEE, OlLKh\ A: (.o.

September 1*5. 1^5". nl Iws.

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET P1MCE FOB \Y E AT A SI) I. A X-S "E E 1, A S

BIXKORD'S

store.

CJ2. PJ.

Fire, Marine and Inland

IXiSUMXCE COMPAXY

or n.KXTVMur. CON-

I O ?0 11 'I S: 3

UvAViD OV Df:irUTO:iS. o. w. KI I.:.yr T. ur.i.KVA?. w.u: .o.:, i.. n'aiMKiT. I.AISK. 1). v. N.AiiK.. II. JSI.LML.X. W. 1

Western ".Vsiieiv. er I Jjahea or oilier inland I W'^-rrni eomirry. at'ai

I maritim

p..r

At Itrttcs

!)f£

"l oth

II 1 I tl

O n-w ir now opened

Ln^nsh ana Frcnen i.lni

Glassware.

I'OXhS Glassware, consist ins of Tumblers. Molasses cans. Jars, Lruits. ct--. august *-'5. liKUOK^i «fc IM20V, 2\w

Britannia and Silver Plated Goods

DOZEN double plated Porks. able do do do do Dessert •Jt do tlo do 'J aide Spoon.•is do do do 'i e.i tlo: do do ti ami 7 in.ii" i. 'astors

1 T:

15L )X- t.V U'l'

Rifle Barrels, Gun Locks,

See.

WSZ lilFLK Harrols:. loo lbs. Ilrass .Monniini': lo dozen Hint and percussion T.tvks: august

JUvOOJv^ Ai N.

Locks, latches, Screv/s and J3ut,ts.

"g lX'ZF.N Ijyckf assorted sizes anil qnnluics: T.» do door Latches do do »0 gross Wood Screws, brass and iron ~X:' looti dozen Door Jiutrs r0 do table do: 120 do Sash Pullics •J..I do do asi.i iicrs 7o boxes and heirs I acks. from 2 to 2-1 or.: 'J5 do brads and. finishing nails./-.j" to ,'t inchoa. ausr. U:-)i.)lvN cc JJI.O l\.

Arses, Shovels, and Spades.

LILLA !.I..

V.M. JriiA:,:, l.. M.ELET. L\ H1I.L?. r. II. NOKTIIAM. V. B. l:oi.n:vss. KII.I.H3IS, A. VA!:i. i. *,V. r,t! n. i're-'i. XVjl. rONNHIJ, Secretary.

'Ii attention of prooerte ho'd-.Tr? it re-io.- t!i.!Iy eiilied to the .-u:?inov udvniiU:ua for Klru, Maiiae end Inianu JiiMwance olF.rred l»y tho

Frotecticn Insurance Company. 1, JL Tl. urd

p'.hi iia?. fi-in il bv the otnws the

to par with blank jviiywa! l«-r ee.nthiamir p.»l-K-ies a:readv i?stie«'. :.nd i! duly netliouz.rd and fii.o prt-pared. as A^viit. .^id Loinnany. to make liu-v.-.i.i-) yan-.i's f--r av.v pe:ioci i. v.u\-.\ jio: h-.-s than «nv s».oo month nor creator than sevt -e»irs. tipon bs.ild- ]•'.«» :i.Tsor tli.lr 4' ute:)is. oooiipif as

-Ii 1 'i" 'n

ei::tLrs.

.o:» Av :,r.d:'u.-«.!S. Cllurehes. Il".eirf. I'etliiC.s. ib'ils4.oj.. (•'c't.'.. et^.. i.i'.ir eoi:: jnts

^..oss oa* hy I'2re AlcO. Dry (.ood.i. (..-'.e.'en.'v j'i.iods. idilee. I-U.s dlo!.i iMIMl-ru I i!:d cwrv 'iihT L-.-.-i "itioii 1 -d. i\!rson'il i'ropertv. ^hjnpeu or to oos.hitjj.ed p-r OriK-k, .*1. I)., ridili.iiou-. i'00't .vrianiijt)at or boatf, to an.' irom poin^f'-u uie I' -N'

Li.

ween KI« via -N and uiiv town in the I liar.ards el"

Inland TrJE¥is3opia5sosa. -A iso.

0!: lilpmilts

of u" i-. ii ilnt

I eh.-sn-.ii^- p"»" sjooil ve^^ol or Is. l) 't'.vc: ii J^idi liT-.i«:td Iv. 1.. J.-,i rt!. Ox'leans mid Kosttrn porta—between 'Nu* '.'lieain: I.^-tti a«.ldie.-!ed «.ase mid ot.i!!"- (n-it lietv.'ei-n all .-iinoi :e:\n i• »rt.-i' An il' a! RaUiUM, Oh.o. nd Kn.rnsii or hiironean i»on.. or t" aiiv other« 1- ^i«len.fi. I ...i\

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wle:i-oever ii 21J ul !i!

A thinLi*i

a i.ov:

l-l eol

tl 1^ t'l 1

or tinker a -oiitraet i'ob. v. men!.- wu'it :ver ouni.if anv affre rt'Ut rate ot p:cini:iro eltarffed ft ip nt A 1.'sst*d pi '.nr :iv aumsted under

(.'vcniiL' all s.i• •d jiei'iod—at on'.

•signed local AL'-'II1.:. and navabl

WM. t\ W 5SST€IISiR Sc €«.,

tnceessors to Bate?, hiteher Co., .. HO S A I. E

isa fiSata, Cnjjs, i^sara,

AND

IT NS' 11 I 3* IXC S.

COHNKIT OF 1'KARL AN1) MAL.V STITKETS,

CfXClXXATl, 0.

ri?' jnil'l for ,s/* jniiir/ ftn

v"iir2yl.

T1rf.f\ IT* "T JL J* jj

«,«1

UKALKJT IN

ROOT

-. i.5:vTiir,R IM) n? imi s. v.\ir PTRKIIT, sorrii or TIIK

COI

UT norsi:,

•C•rjiM'fonlsvisle, Jntl.

April 15. '.itl. niL'tiif'. I

a ARI7,

WHOLESALE GPtO GEE

AMI

IRON MSRCHAKT,

NO I I LIT I 'O 1 )L I\.

J-I.AFAVETTI:. I\I.

mav Jn. '5.1. iiiTm-3.

Looking Glasses and Plates.

l'A( J\.v(iLs Lookmu Ctlasses !issorred si^es, O in Maliotranv. Vi alnut. and (..lit Irames. 15 boxes. Loo liv-i" t.Ilo bv IiitOOivS i*c ii 1! AN

iUUivu^n do P,,kr,li, ..,'-,.3 «'\MPP.ITJ^ n.ui. Mill ,i. or

l.«

"-."t b.ui Is.i.iu nni.t. spiing and .. i.i

,h'oiiifu1.•I«ittrimmniu'iiiij.I

4 line assortment of gents, and boys hats, silk,

iiinle.'an. lievcr. Manama, leghorn, chip, and

hossurh woo! iiats. lor a mil 1. 0-).

1)11. rt. L. 1 VY,

Re.sjK'ctfubv tenders his protessiuiial services to the citizens ot rawfordsville and vicinitv. liesideiiee corner of soiitii and alnut sircets. near the Chris-

I counts when they oucnt to have paid money, tian church. Odice in It. Pearson taih.rshoj and whose notes vet remain unpaid, arc hereby no- mar. •-?. n-.-'Jyl. tiReil that tlicv will not be dunned bv uscitlier at! their home, or on the streets, but said notes uidess DR. J. II. CI iiltlll. paid bv the hist da\ of September, will oe lutiid'.-d TT"A\ 1Nr iermanentlv loeated Hrownsvidlev, o\cr to the proper olh_ei for voile, t.on. It is use-. j_ rcspecMuliy tentlers Ins prolessio/ial services ..p,... less for meii to siii]Hisc tliat we CAN or WILL sell to the citizens and surrounding coiiiitrv. I

april 1. n-lom-'j

rpur liu. st. and best assortment of Perfunicrv,! amil -J. I Soip, .nl 1

llC

ever been brought to this market: tor sale at, June l'.. -.'3. sLuAN A MoRfr.iN

KEOS SIirENHERGER'S .TUNIATTI Nails l^

all sizes, lust received and tor sale whole-

sale or retail at prices as low as the lowest. TT^N .Cj LAYMON 6c Co.

"^^TILI-OW CratUes. wairons. clothes and markc

spades, lurks, cross cut saws, chains, hoes, nicks, tjrrnbbm^ hoes. drav. inLr knives, plains.broad •s. nk

ticle in the hardware line ean be had at the lowest I cash priees at LAYMoN 6c _o's

ARI) WARE AND CUTLERY, for sale bv april 1, i3. J. WILSON.

REMEMBER

J)K. J. B. MAltClLlSr.S

CELiBUATED ATIIOLIC'O N I IN THE H! .n.r AND crni: or SIT 7EK:NO RTI! AI-R.S. It stands f.re-cmi-n'.T.t for its cnnitive {ift-vcrs in all tli-- distasf.s lor wliisli it ii

mutter )-.o Th. (_ at hf.'dv f.n b.'ii!/ more orr !i. lf.v svsrem a bult'T eo^niin an ootam a pue:pii.k'l j-root.irom ihe -s eiieial results ol l. :ise.* to'l: lucrh'v exjivriti their or:wi:ee. Won.:.. I I{ KI-'KKKN'JEH.

P. T. PeeVhjm. M. !).. I tsca. N ire'. M. V. !. it.. l„sr-r. X. V.: H. V. Jv-tt 1 X. V.: Prof. Dnnhar. if. P.. B.-dt

ic rt a:iv

lifsooti-iblc In.siil :.

lie attention oi Merchants is •••ted to the superior ad vantages e. ot HiM'.ranee at home, under an

der.

I rr I IM u: ~t 1

ilass 1'iales. assorted irom 3 "1 T' au-.Tist 12. '.:-5J.

-a AA GROSS \V. S. Put,-hers Table euUerv: be had no where but at h(,.= I hit. K. hip .. ml ... l,....r-. .i..t Ii...

tncUom horn ou' t-

.ti. oto ti unv 'i»i in ,r,\ fA

de. aotl a new and april '--J., o.h

autiiui liisitie i.") to CAM PRKLL'S.

Hats and Caps.

WILSOAS.

•ale at

1140.

S W W A A E

ATTOPNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. HaMiiL' pcrmanenrlv located himself in this place, will irive his umlividcd attention to ail businessentrusted to las care. Othee immediately over Wilson Store, west ol ihe Court House. ami 'J'1. p.• nUvl.

N'SPL'CITIUIV tcnuci' Ins ISTYIO S tu thii citizens and the aujaeent colll.tl Lcsi'leiiee ill

{U%

lvcs

DON

Fancy Articles. Q',

:3I

GENTLEMEN, that there is the

Tmest. and the-best .coi tip stock of

mailp rlothiai: i-:I the CITY. f-r sab- ir* apr-.i .JOHN II^ON april ilJ

o* the Ineidcir.al Hemorrhage, i.r j- or"i: 11i P.iintal. 1. and •Irregular rtstrnait a •:.neer eXvei^-'-I.' l:o

-i1 rf

.it't.-r retned.ies. in -i w. :.nd i.-: vi:e^ tin' .. I ..11, it i.st.deall !lamni'-' ample sr.urof-.s ot ttvl-.'n-'t-rh-r \vrh l'v tertrom ivsi'-'.an.-. v. ho have n.-. i. in ak 2roi tiieil u»i II

Ornek, M. I).. Hailim"!e. M. I).. tt. M. D.. f.Vn.-ord, I. P. Xawland. M. D-. l':iea. X. Y. Kev. •tird. let in ^orillL'.-• •hh'ts li e! 2rmt:s a he. lli u^rMore of .». '.I _r uiu -d^. ilie I" -o I r:de liv Samn?d .f. -Mon. CoxinL'ton lle iiodd Danvilie: l.-vi t~ulwe.ll. horkv llle. 12. II l-jdridire. and Ii. 1.. .!.•»tvrene N.ns. e^tes 1 Mr. Ctiru-j I tat :h.

••i

led with lcma!c Compl.iinis- j-roiapMis

all _V. nutnui US titUca V. ies at lines life must TUlse rah! 1 I\, had the some of the I hvsicians. with but th'* illos't tiiev COl. I'.O was io relic vi i.nt ot tlu- one :. L-'iruv

J.,,,,.?!-

niCiieiiiL: with VOi li'.efhc-! .1

e. jiati 1

to ]•,•:!..nil an 1 !.i r. could walk but a time, and se .11 lv went oi ofd.oo: w.!s coillpletel 1

bunk 1 had not i'S'j'1 it a week ben-re 1 ltd? like another I (i,K- v,-o!i!,in. liv the use f. three Dottles 1 was enabled v-'.v Or- to peilorm all tiie labor tor six in the fanniv rdi mv oth-! ease, and could walk anywhere in the nciirhbor•1 Inn

tiivi.Is. mi he sviot. ft.if desired, at New ten. Philadelphia, l.aiuniorc. mirlestoii. 'cans. st. f^'ius. Lo:ns\ ille. Pittsburgh. ,.r n^t-eed point in '"he Uniterl Suites. hool without inpirv. «»ihimr but a -en.-e ol mv

For lurtiicr information rerm'-etinsr rates ot pre- 1 nt\ to \«ui sold to the alilieted. h« mdu« i-tl me to I'livnn cte- apply to fhe un.'iersiffiietl- state mv case to tlie pubn.*. 1 can tafcl.v reeom-

IIF VTOX. A'rent. |inend the preparation lo all those siiaciiny h:a-

for'. rawf.jrdsville ami M..nt T'e!ierv ountv. innscit. •XUTT'I^F vii.!'ul iSiffnid.') Mrs. SARAH A. P.rsuor. 1' ::ri:i)(i.M. Porta CO o.. Ohio. Dee. Is.", !. WM r. wiuTfin.H. rims'. ,r. risen, J. Ii. .\! A IK Ills! iv «... Proprietors.

tl ('.III.'

rt.

bll.'t

sail!.-s lemur and nnserv. Hut. reauni: cere. meir:. 1 was imlr.eed

and cxo.-i'ti'tl 1" dr •ay out the lest of

i.tiiid.

sin suf-

vi'iir atlvertiscnvaluaiiit: niedithe last resort.—

t-rv our

1.111 .'.f Cine eiiiif 1 I o'lilie L.atinilei.n,

Central Depot, -"1. iiro.idwav. N. September 1'. ls.V]. v.'nllmO.

LEAD THIS IF YOU PLEASE!!

Crawfordsvillt anLru ni'

i^otice is: Iiereby oiven. thai, an aeeniint eiirrent. and vouchers, shownor hrnil settlement. of !he estate of Eleanor Hamilton, deceased. ve bi-en fifd the. 'it'.ice ol lie.elerK .-I lilt court. .I onimon Pit-as ot iloutifomevv-roiiiilv. mid that toe Runie will be reported to s.o.I court at the October term, 1 tor eoni'.rmaie n.

AND'uKW P. LYNN. ('. C. T'. M. ,TUL*. 1 LI'.'W ..p.

innr-

"I t.V l!

ilav di

inc llvst'.n. lmnerial. 'iiinno

JilOF. I- IN I)! N(.S a comnle lr5J.

nd child

superior tiuaitt LAY.MON

te assortment at L. FA.LLEY'S

I Si-inis at L. FALLF.Y

THOSE new style Bayadere Kobes are to jl-I ,r ,1 n'|, -t, n- ...l'tl,'l

JTi.)<p></p>N'V.V

over

thl ihop 1

[apnl 1. '53.

buv your Iteaily ^Inde Clotning unul von see how cheap '-.wnpoell sell.-,

april -j.'!. -J.

-\PlLs W

Melc^ _r ni rail' that 1 .. I b.sMog I ah ,i4 lull Can it IO april itJ,'53. CAMPiiELI.

TJse ria-sl of iiic feisoiif

IJ nnch r^i_rncd \.iu..l rcspccL.nil\ Cfill. ^rTum* it a^n th atti titu 1. Itifl ...I

...I

nam and dames V» lisen is il tr.al consent. M.DONALD .k. V,'H.Si)N. nT v,-:

1?."

is 1 Pd

h\ D. 15 ijrw & o,

DHroiJISTS AND APOTIlECARrES^ii^ TAKrI' this me.'liod of infdrmin^ the- Citi::en.s of Sloniiromerv coiinlr. t!iut tiie* lir.VO reciriv-

r-eominei leaai- «.l nn.i are sttll reviving Jieir ?prinirsupply of ly callei A LK Irn« !=, Mpdit^mes, I'mnts Oily. WindowO.MPLAIN 1 (i:asy%-ar«*. I*erfnmerv. Patent O: the.j aie Prolap- ,. ,r| „r Vallin.i .lieuictner-, l3ru«hcs &e., Jte. •f the WornV. 1-itior whn-h triey pledc'p themselves seil nt Bf low rijt^j .-\lbu- or tu'vs bentlerdcd by any ether I'rn^ijislitj tlie l)!"5iie l:'. lamina- dle\. tin nvl I leeratioji} nvi, i: iis are ro«i'jestod to consult their be*tin-t-re.-Ls !v sriviie? u. a eull and e.^nntmimr our stock as we lee! eonlideiit that we shall able to show them an h.vcKr.sio:. Mors. Particular attention nai.t to compound!!:* oresv-riptions at all honrs of

MeJIS' axid Beys' BoCtB. '"'ts sml shoes. Hats an. 1 (,'aps has been remod

ll rl 1 1 ,r

I wid uiMir ine if

|.D i.N:.' aiid P.ovs Shoes of all kinds, at It! au-.fust 1-2. 1-.V1. L. i- .V LLLY s.

\'Ul. ilt8 and Sh

Ul (f

hi'-a. Ki and calf I'oots

ng 1_ jJ 1 LL

•\$TO.Mj,Ns Lip. can. .M.jrtu'eo and Lname.ed VT lace Loots, a large and well selected as.-'.rt-L. FA LLKY'S.

n.' 1J,'-.J 1

ret ju.

ONE

Hundred and titty sides nest Spanish Sole L^Mther. just received, and ior sale at the low-

.'l J'.st L. FALT.EY'S.

I.A1Y will ccrtainlv not let the oj.nortun:those handsome shoes CAMPJiELL'S.

at a|.r. -. 0'3.

Ik- verv i.-h CA:

niALN "i 1 n. april -\i. 'oO.

OOKLNOiiLAS:

april -2.

leni'j.

ELL'S.

F.S.—Y.11 wb.o want spe.ndel

CAMPBELL'S.

want the centime twisted silic

mitts will lind them at

ipril

LI A VMM Ii inirii 2'i, o5.

VCA MPPELL'S.

l'aiis made kiiftstl- ves at CAM 1'1'ELL'S.

and Oil Clotus. lor sale bv

prill ou. CAMIM5ELL.

LLNs'A ARE.—Some of tlic prettiest setts of wure ever brought to town at J. -. CAMPRELL'S.

fJOLKA Boots and Opera ties, chcap at

-j-j.

P°'

NEsTs '11. PS. 12 do7.. buckets. do. ehurns IssKs and childrens shoes of ever uid live iicst DO wis at LAYMON Co.

'i. CAMPRELL'S.

N AMLLED Kid boota for Tjtid.'cs (very f.r.c at iprii 3. CAMPBELLS.

~y|~ EN'S Extra calf ooots for sal

bnskeis for sale, chcap at the casli store ol j»iu- *53 I-VYMON it Coi^ ()i' COl RsE every lady will purchase a pair of V,/ those beautiful embroidered miisouetur sleeves

and chopping axes, hatehets. augers, nfes. rasps, ta- THOSE beautiful Eglantines at Campbell's ble and pocket cutlery, haincs. and almost even* ar-

arf th lll

irietv at

CAMPBELL'S.

3. CAMPBELL'S.

Eglantines.

,i »,..n,Uomt^t in town.

april'.iii.

Nt AN'IS embroidered waists

INFANTS

t\ nit sat am il ii. '5"».

rrady

C1AMPBELL

a lew verv J.I

CAMPBELL'S.

ha? a lartre lor of new prints, that

ior excelk-ncc of labric. ^ml fastness uf color. n. vf- surr.as*xi.

all one d-or cast of the Eagle ITotel. hi tli»' Re

view Beihhng' il ycr. wish b'trsrain* and HEALTH: '1, L. JKO\VN* fe co M.iy 0, .-'ti. eh45n4vi .?

j? Cistern Builders,

"U :Ti: r.vays lind a good article of Cement, by Uiip A. MANN: no,5. \)?f .o. ii 1 it

4 t* rK s»M»plv of ranir-.neia. Washihiftori

i.J-iiiiit

v.: h. D. Flern 1 I' desale ,.5.d r.:. at c.J low or,ee* by nil's M. mar. :b?. ui LA\ .\«ON ce.-v

rouoand e.r my

V'/'i'-* ^ITXnXXATT SiiTrar Cured" Ilams'Ttid*"!)^} ih-ef for^i j^-L-se. .•!.

Mi'iL-nm, WOOII^ FOR

tv. am! tiie Iiuoiie treneraliv to their 'j' 1 1 0 J' E. .eu Iiar.iO. atn. ..i«idie«» i..,t.tjh. lutinii, TT^HL co«i damp ilav?. of winter are trone—and Cii firef'n strei't. in the buildim tonnerlv oi-eiipietl I 1 Siirne.r with its bv \V. Sellers, tinee, doors south ol the. pos'„-om -\11 vol'! warranted or no sale. ,j. A: .r. iniNO

and l.roivn. Havana, i'nneipe. 12-Villia,•

!ti'loi .do, hail frjiaiiish. and (.ommoit Ci^r.ra

J. W.NfrlX & eo.

Peanuts. i:nk'ii,h Walnnts.

Peanuis. 1 .litTii.sii Walnuts. ?. »S. ^11-

monds. l»ra :il imta, and Filb.-rts. eati a I wnv b.-. nad vuiv low ai I.AYMN it, co's."

1 A.T (.\)r 1'KF,. Al!.]i ec. Po per. Jj namon. 'loves. Xutim'cs. «te.. it., ("or side mar 23, '5 .b LAYAION

lc by cot

•KN I'.AuuF.TS C'aroHVi Tar. tiist roeeivivl by* J.A'i MD.N a Co.

ALL prr^eui.'. iii-Se-htfil to the unuersiafn" l. i-itli.r by note or book account, are hereby notified that a settlement of the same MrsT be made oti or before the 1st day of January next, ft' not net-", tied by that- time, tiiey will be left in' the haiuU of the proper oillcets for 5mmediate collection.

S. W. mCNSAGK.'^

(."rawo'rd.iviile, nug. 5th, ls5J. nnm.V

iTOjsrr is lierf'by given, tli nt the undersigned administrator "f the Fstatc of Joseph Stonebraker. deeeasetl, will, on the 1st day of Octttber ucxi. jirixec'.l to sell at ptiblh: auction on tho' .premises, the folh.win-x described J»cal Fstate. boion^inir to the estate oi' said Stonchrakor. and ly-' iiiir and Ivintr in Mont^oriiery county anl State of In.iiaiia. to-wit: 't he west half of the north eust ouartt r. ainl tiie oast.half of the north west quarter ofsoeri.in thirty, all in township eighteen north' of ranee five west, on the terms'following, viz:— One third of the purchase money to be paid.in hand. «.no third in six months, and tiro' remaining third in twelve months from the day of siicli sale the purchaser socming tho payment'of deferred installments by his promissary notes with approved security, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

POPEKT W. MWIEKIN'. Adm'r.

September -2. 1 5,. nlmv4.

nrsting buds, and openinj?

nowers. its.-ini'ini biivls. its •warm joyous suushino eladih'iiing t'-.e hearts of :i II. has "oms—antl with it anipbtrii'.s New («ooils--looming up larger than ever, an 1 ton timesMirp.issing in niiignificier.ee anil splendor any former stock. The Dress

Cooils are

tiie choice cuhings of the New York market, ami for e\eeliciiec. of fabri". beauty of design, and ricli1 ne-s of style, are iuetiij.inruble. Prints surpassI Her in giory the tray plumage, of birds, or chaste as tiie delicate beauty of flowers, fresh from the manufactories of Phillip .Mien, spragiift Darmel, men— '.vol Id wide in their fame -as being too honest to make ?«'ad tf'alieoes: Tweeds, i-a.ssi me res, satinetts. tiekiriirs, ciie-ks, summer stud's, itc.. dire -f irom lie manuiaetone.-i in and around I'hilndelphi.i. and wholesale auetioii rooms iurmslung

I Ui the, N .-Naeks, sueli as embrodencs. stlk and

ti.j Cu]).ir.l.e rsiilp neiC-uhin. i,il^ J:teo miti:.. laec veils, linen lulk'ts. gloves, hosiery, uiitler-slseves. collars, capes, culls, etc.. etc., that, are to a ladies' toilet, what the finishing touches of the artists brush is to the picture, to make it com*' plute and beautiful.

COTTON-YAPN'S, NAILS AND GLASSWARE, diret-t from the forges and fa' rics of Pittsburgh ul.-o the largest am.l best, lot .f Croeeries w'e ever had in tlse hou.-c: so we arc full from collar to garret: and we can olfcr the people the. largest, stock of li'iods that can be found any where. We have cut d'.wn our expenses a few hundred dollars a year, and we intend to work cheap and sell good's on ft small advance on cost—for cash or produce. Our '•lotliine room upstairs. to which wo.have added sand Shoes. Hats and Caps has been remod-

I. replenished, and tilled to repletion with tho ithand ps.

(1r

1(,

()f

test made cloth

i'ju la.h-l phisi made Hoots an.

,l .^i.l tl t« m-

i„, (l

2 I out ml nt on i,t».K-n about b, fall-in or

.. »•.

lIi olllcr irkc

our purchases have been verv laru'e tins Siiring-

der to fa- i.itate our business we have marked tho price «.n each article plainly in figures at one uniform rare, and that a bov one

April IT,-.. J. CAM PHELL.

Ladies,

von ish to see the lun'si selection of fine dress J..iro'-ds in the town oj (. rawordsville. call at april 1, \*5. J. WILSON'S.

Clothing.

I-.A.DY MADE CLOrniNO C.ats- Pants, nnd' i.-.-.ts. all ot the latest stvles. Also, hats of ul? kinds at CKA WFOlfD «k ULLIKIN'S.ii r. 1 .3.

DfirUS & MEDICINES,

S Ii O A IV & O It IV, A iv in S in to

con-

sistniL' of a very lartre. and splendid assortment of line Drills, ,'I('di« sne ». rmnts, tils, Varnishes,'

Dye—lulls, Pt'i lumrry, Stationery, f'.'intiv Articles. &.c., &:e. fur Stock was parelia.sed in New York, from tho IMI'OHTEKS, and very carefully selected bv one of the firm person conse'piently the public may relv on every article bemg rtr.i: and u.NAOLLTtKATIL).

PHYSICIANS

and all others, are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves, as we arc prepared and determined to sell at as low prices as any other establishment ot the kind in the otatr-, the windy boasting ot defying all competition to the contrary withstanding_raw fordsvillc, June 10, 1:53. n51.

Crawfordsville Marble WorJte.

I. T. WADE, E A E P. I N A E.

IONTINL'LS to caTrv on busrness at tho old stunt!, east oi the Bell Tavern, Muin St., and is

tnirtt

recelvinjr anew stock of superior Marble, which lie will finish for all who may want, in gool style, at reasonable rates. Monnrncnts. Tombs, Ac.. Ac., either American or Italian, furnished to order. June 7, 1*5-3.—n50tf.

Cigars and Tobacco.

THE best rjualitv. always on hand, and for sale at •June

at the Drug Store of ,'.VJ. SLOAN A MORGAN.

Ground Faints.

WE have the best Paint Mill ever brought to the place. Ground and mixed Paints of every description. can at all times be had at the Dniu store of June 1*, 's-J-j SLOAN a MORGAN.

!RL-:N TRF.PCE.I PICE, for salf bv LAYMAN «t Co.