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ANOTHER ORKVT COUNTERFEITER -i ARRESTED. MORE LIGHT OX THE OHIO STATE STOCK

KORfiKRY MYSTERY-THE RINGLEADER CAPTURED COUNTERFEITING TOOLS RECOVERED-

Officers Dellavcn nnd Keifer

some time been aware that a notorious coun-1

tributingforrcl notes and counterfeit mon

ing with Jones, and turned the subject to.

rounierfeiting, and gradually drew from

5him

it would not do. tions and refusals on his part

third ui the wav across the river. He then

iiccrs, and dipped them repeatedly in the

water till they sank The officer drew his pistols and told him he should drown or come out. Jones could not swim, but he maintained his position until the officer reached him and dragged him out. He was searched, and there was found on him a wallet containing S'M8, of the denominations of one's, two's, three's, five's and ten's, on the Springfield, Miami "Valley, and Marion branches of the Ohio State Banks. The officers then went to the Franklin House and got his capet bag, and brought it and the prisoner over the river, and lodged him in the Watch House. The carpet bag was searched, and found to contain counterfeiter's tools, several different colored inks in small bottles, and banknote paper also, several sheets filled up with imitated signatures of bank officers.— They also found on him a bill for 200 sheets of bank-note paper, bought of Butler it Broihcr, December 2Uth, 1052. Jt has also been ascertained that he has passed himself off in different places as Jones, the engraver, in this city. Since his arrest, Mr. ones, the engraver, has recognized him

have for ^rmenU

terfeitcr, the ringleader in that business in important. The yellow fever was raging the West, was fojourninjjin Covington, dis-1 at ljubadcaux, and great distress was also

ey. Yesterday afternoon they went to Kouge. f-ovin"ton, to the Hammond House, foot of ^t Honduras, a parly of Spaniards atGrecnun street, wlu-re .Tones at the time .'tacked the Limas, killed the policemen, athanpened to be, though he boarded at thej^mptcd the lives of the collector magisl'ranklin House. They commenced talk-,

(lift orticcr, and after a severe struggle, in desti o} ed b) an eai thquakc. the war party in urkey had joined the ascendancy, thereby considerably compli-

which his coat was torn from him, he .escaped. run down the landing to the river ran into the water up to his chin, nearly aicat,'no

as one who had several times visited his office to sec Lamb, now under arrest on charge of stealing the sheets of the Ohio State bills. The officers also have information which convinces them that he filled up the sigiriiiires on those bills'. His examination will probably not take placc until Monday or Tuesday.— Chi. Com.

(?KK12Il.i*AN ('AL1FOHMA. In a recent conversation with Captain Harry Love, we obtained some interesting information respecting the bands of Mexican guerillas which infest the country.— As Captain of the State Rangers, he has obtained a mass of information respecting their organization, their haunts and their leaders, that may be made of eminent service to our citizens.

The various bands of guerillas extend from Sonora to Shasta, but their principal haunts and strongholds are in the coast range of mountains between Santa Clara and the Los Angelos Yalluies, comprising a country three hundred miles in length, and from 20 to 50 miles in width. This portion of the State is comparatively unknown but in its Solitudes and rocky fastnesses lie the retreats of hordes of desperate villians. whose descents upon the plains occur as often as their appetites for plunder «tc., may call. The bandit camp in those retreats is the rendezvous of escaped convicts and white-faced murderers there they might remain undisturbed for ten years, as the traveler never ventures so far from the settlements. Hundreds of pleasant. valleys lie in this mountain region, watered bv never failing springs. The crrass

O I O O

grows luxuriantly, the timber is plentiful, and the game to be found in the wilds, furnishes an abundance of food for the guerillas.

Harry Love snys (hat Joaquin, at a piece, could have raised two thousand desperadoes: and l:o believes that such was that bandit's purpose to scour the entire country, sack the small settlements, and before a body of troops could be raised announce himself at Sonora. The prisoner he took intimated as much to Capt. Love.

There can be no doubt that this wild region will, for years to come, unless some effective measures arc taken, offer an asylum for the offcasts of society. Thus, we think it would be desirable for the Rangers to be kept in the field, Harry Love knows the men who are leaders of the brigands, is probably one of the only men acquainted with their haunts his companions kuow not what fear is—have proved their worth and merit the praise of all.— San Joaquin 7?rp.

ded

liie yellow fever into Xew Orleans but with "magnifying its destructiveness.' "The Whig Journals, with the Daily i"^ men ever known in Mexico Delta at their head. are engaged in interments yesterday only 40. The femnguilying the dcstructivcness of the yel- ver is raging dreadfuily along the coast, low fever, now in the midst of us. That infliction is sad and dreadful enough with out drawing on the imaginations of Whig idealists, and sketchlimners for new horrors.'-

These Whigs are an awful race We should not wonder to next sec it charged ingt-^n, MandeviHe, LewisLurg, Pass Christhat the "coniet" is a Whig measure inten-

TELEGRAPHIC.

FKOJI NEW ORLEANS. IsEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.

Interments to-day 00—fever 60. Total

for the week 57G—fever 450.

effS

from Eldorado and Havana is un-

-^penenced at Bayou

BntIsh

an(

i,^e^*

T,h*

the names of the several places up the f!C Houdurean towns of Auioia and ouxriver which he had Jatelv visited, and where

He said he had been doing a good business he earthquake along the lake shore was in his line. Dellavcn asked him to go over

e,3

to thecitv. and see if he could not do some-1,^one» houses weie lacked and the people thing there. He said that lie could not,— were much alaimed. that ihe officers there were after him and L_ Advices from Barcelona report that fne

ls^anc^

told him that he had a warrant for ]fim tu'banc^s at that place. should arrest him, and lie should go—| Despatches frorn Athens, of the 26th, Jones drew a knife, and undertook to strike

l'ie

ex™5C

drew from his bosom a large handful of Ilostile feelings against l^ance and Kngbank bills, shook them tauntingly at the of-1

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consul, committed robberies,

,J"

"my of Guatemala had captured

lolent. At Biloxi much damage was

s'a^e l'ia^|

A ftcr~ repeated solicita" Venez uelean war ves.d. had sailed for the terms asatany establishnient in the Star city. on is part Dellaven

Margaretta in conscqucnce of dis-

hebes, pt, had been almost

question, and gi\ing Russia new

Tor postponing a settlement.

a,e

rnan,'L'sf-ed

who

amongst the lurks,

accuse the aHies eoward'ee.

It is rumored that Turkey is willing to

have the Principalities formed into inde-1

I ui kc} continues to ai m. Li0h thou

pendent States, under the protection of the 'V*e"re not In the'habit of bragging, what we say four powers. I we can always come up to. Just give us a call and rp„ it'w-e cannot suit von both as to quality and price

,. -r, Snice. and good I obacco, line Soaps, Lady Lilly A slight outbreak occurred at Rouen, ^hit(,_ ,kl.

PoCGIIKEEI'SIE, Sept. 15.

A collision occurred on the Hudson ]liver Railroad wo miles below this city, at a quarter past tc"..ir o'clock this afternoon, behveen a single engine and the Poughkeep-. sio passenger train going south. One fireman and two brakemen

011

the passenger ..I!

train were killed, and both the engineer! and fireman on t!:e single locomotive -were! bodily injured by the collision. Their TI TS names could not be ascei tained. No pas- ^in.TT''RCFS

sengers were hurt, but the locomotive is a perfect wreck.

PORTLAND, Sept. 16.

Election returns from 94 counties give the vote for Governor thus far: Crosby rjiKACE and Log Chains, llames. (Wife) 3«.000 1'illslH.ry (regularDen,ocrat.) 29,oOO Morrill (irregular Democrat,) 9,500 Holmes (Freesoil,) 7,350. The Senate is composed of 31 members, and stands 10 Democrats and Whigs—i5yet to bo chosen. In the House there are 60 Democrats, 51 Whigs, and 9 Freesoilers. Twenty-seven towns are to be heard from.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.

I\"cw Orleans papers of Friday are received. The papers contain reports of the prevalence of the fever at the various points on the river and along the coa?t. At Tliibcdeaux there were twenty deaths in three days. At Bayou Sara there was much sickness.

A son of ex-Gov. Johnson died at Montgomery, Ala., of fever. The detention of mails has been caused by the damage done to the railroad by the late rains.

On the Central Georgia Railroad, the bridge gave way as the train was passing over, and Patrick Donohuc, of New York, was thrown from the platform and instantly killed.

The Southern rivers were subsiding, and no further damage was anticipated from the freshet.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.

The steamer Texas has arrived from California with the mail. We have dates from Mexico to the 4th, and Vera Cruz to the 8th.

The Mexican government was making vigorous exertions to stop the robberies, and several culprits have been executed.

More troops are being sent to the frontier ostensibly to repel the Indians. Santa Anna contijuies his high-handed measures, executing persons on the slightest suspicion without warning

A NKW CiiAiuiK AOAI.VST THE Win s.— The New Orleans Courier, brings a novel accusation against the Whig press. It docs It is believed that another revolution will /^j.I-ASSWARE of every variety .cheap at not exactly charge them with introducing follow his arbitrary tyranical course. LA\Mo it Co?

It is said that Santa Anna has already raised an army of 50,000 of the finest look-

The earthquake of the 13th was very general along the coast, but was not felt in this citv.

The "fever is at Madisonville, Biloxi, Cov-

l'an» ard

id to ovei ilirow the Constitution.— Chica- Sara, Baton Rouge. Bed Church, Alexan-,

Jewelry Establishment.

S. DANFORTH,

(Benbridgc's .Row, one tloor from Corticr of Main Sc.. opposite PublicSquare. North Sido.) LAFAYETTE, INT.

Jof

Sara,

and Baton

l'ST received from New York, a fine a.wortment Gold Pens, of various manufacture. Also a new supply of Port Monaies, Cigar Cases, Card Cases of almost every pattern. Gold Lockets for Miniatures, Gold Crosses. Slides. Pencils and Thimbles. Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, New Style Gold Spectacles, "do. Cuff pins. Ear rings, Tins and Finder Rings, plain and with Diamond, Ruby, Garnet, Topaz. Opal and Torqnois Settings. Coral, Ncclaoes, Beads, etc.: a fine lot of cutlery- Perfumery, letter, cap and note paper, envelopes, etc.: silver. G. S. Steel and common Specs of every number, and glasses fitted to suit all ages at short notice. Gold sin silver, lever, anchor, lepine and common watches, at prices varying from $5 to §100. clocks of varims manufacture, accordeons, Guitars, Yiolius, Flutes, Tambourines. Music boxes. Flageolets, fifes, Tuning forks Guitar, bass Viol and Violin strings, peers. bridges, etc. Sheet music for piano. Melodeou and Guitar, and Instructors for accordeon, flute, etc.. with a great variety of silver spoons, plated and britania Ware. Yankee Notions, etc., for sale low for cash, at Wholesale and Retail.

All orders from a distance punctually and faithfullv attended to, and work done on as favorable

C'ry^tal

Faliicc

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 nnd the public in general, that he is again on hand with a large and well selected stock of

Drugs acEfil Mcdicincs, Direct from New York city. His stock embracing all usually kept in a Drug Store. Our Drugs are all of the finest quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity from the Import-

vou (irc iit

sand reserves had been called out. iishment. Our aim is to deal fair and honorable The Russian consul-general had been re-! with everybody. II I ii "We would call the attention of the public to a called from Egypt in consequence of the

fine ]ot of

favor shown to the Turkish government, Pine §a§Il 1 he Empeior and Empress of France arc intend keeping constantly on hand for Still at Dieppe. Another reaction is ex-J sale. Also Window Glass and Putty, Paints and pected in breadstuff's. Oils, a good lurniture arnishj Dye-stufts, Pepper.

Jillk.

Belgilim, owing to the high prices of grain. I sinn hair Tonic. Ttch ointment, Pile Ointment. genAttempts of similar disturbances were made ''.'"f

at Ghent and Brussels. It is believed that Chinese, and Ohio Liniments WINES and choice the government would not prohibit the ex- HKA.NDY. expressly for Medical use: and a neverport of corn, but would temporarily open »nS Sd the ports if required.

ons

A public meeting was held in Sweden July

rcndcrcntircsati!'-

nbcrtv to seek some other cstab-

Perfumery, Parlor Lamps, Prus-

0lV1Vivi(')(1-lor\Macmnery:uVt(1-v.

1' {,!ulV.!l-v

8 Ko

luAt'

Fire latsufi'ancc Company,

CLEVELAND, OHIO.

CAPITAL $100,000.

Til IS Company pays all losses promptly. JS'^Offlce

111

Washington Hall Buildinsrupstairs. JOHNSWEETSER, Agent f«r Montgomery Co.

Crawfurdsvillc, March 12, 1.S53. *37iitf

I5BLS. PRIME N. O. SUGARjust received and for sale low for cash at niur. 25,'y 3.] (JAMPBELL'S.

BBLS. CHOICE N. O. SUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES just arrived at CA PBELL'S, mar.25. '5^. eT PRIME FRESH RICE iust received

SOMI''.

CAMPBELL'S.

MORE of that Superior Tea now to be had

OME mar. 2 at CAMPBELL'S.

150

KEGS BEST JUNIATA NAILS for sale ot mar. 23, 'oi!.J CAMPBELL'S.

MJACE and Log Chains, Hames. Hoes, Ames' general asreceived at 23, '53.J CAMPBELL'S.

LOOK HERB!

WE have just received a large stock of fancy goods at our Book and Notion Store. Aliioiiii which may be found all the standard works of the day School. Law, Theological and a large lot of Novels and Miscellaneous books. Also, a larire assortment of Gold Jewelry ever offered in this market jcomprising gold and silver watches, chains, lockets and ladies fancy pins of every style and qaulity guns, Ti)lc and shot do., pistols of every quality musical instruments of every kind, such as violins from §52 down to fiftv cents, guitars, Hutanias, accordeons musical boxes, flutes, fifes, harps,\tc. 500 sorts of toys and 100 clocks ranginjr from §1« down to V2. We also, have a small assortment of fancy dry goods 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 linest of Silk Brai.-e Shawls and fancy goods. So call in and see our prints at cents per yard, and you will buy and no mistake. We will sell our entire stock of dry goods at cost, and positively bring no more but- will keep constantly on hand a good assortment of all faucy books, novels and musical instrument. JI. PURSELL «S* BRO. april 15, '53. n-'.2.

WILLIAM W. (I A LEV,

Two Doors West of Campbell's Corner and immediately opposite the Eagle Hotel.

THE

SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers and the public generally that he is now.in receipt of his Spring and Summer supply of

Ready Ifladc Clothing,

Which he is selling at a very small advance on Cincinnati wholesale prices, and at the lowest possible figures at which they can be afforded in this market. Though not large or of mammoth dimensions, his stix-k is nevertheless sufficiently extensive to embrace an assortment of every articl" in his line. His Goods are selected by himself from the bestClothing establishments of Cincinnati, and every piece he sells lie warrants not to rip. He invites you to give him a call and if he can not satisfy you that ho can sell you a BOOH article for a LOW THICK. you are at liberty not to buy. april 15, lj53. v4n42m''i.

IONDON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.

other places. It is also at Bavou

our no I. (lna, and in fact the whole southern coun- yet wc say, that we are in the market with goodi is a is in in a A lazy fc'iow up north spells Tennessee, id 1 in this citv. interments vestcrdav

TWIST SHOT GUNS—single and

JJcuble barrels at unusual low prices can be had

OIC! LY "ranges and Le ^rents. No. 1 Prunes eeived and warranted fre 1

V\fAV f.

LAYMON & Cos.

M. R. Raisins. C'urvrna Figs, iust reLAYMON it Co.

LARGE lot of Hardware Cutlery just received by

\-ru-n„T*Avc ii JUST KEAD THIS IF YOU DARE

ijuccnsware nnd RAMEY.

CI6AWFORD & niLLIKO

HBY

Ju"

AYING purchased the entire interest of I TENCKAFUKO IA the mercantile establishment of

CRAWFORD, arc now receiving by railroad, and opening at the old stand a superior lot of dry ?ood.», hardware, qneeusware, boots and shoes, groceries, jfce. Although not professing

the

.1" .1 I TO nor having five hundred boatload ot goods:

STORK all the way from KOS-

ud cheap goods, which we a*c determined to sell at prices so low. that if we cant suit purchasers, it old !e madness to attempt it c'.v.vh^rc. apri! "5:*. p'tf.

vfis rT

^'j1

,• Killer: also. Oils Mexican. Ox-gall,

etc.. etc. JIENKY OTT.'

22,

respecting the increasing price of corn. titt) 1711 T7T11TH !1 1? I T) I Two more war steamers have been or-' JJ xJXJj _L J-JX-LJ J.jLtJLi dered to Smyrna.

THE

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.

The Convention of the Maine law advocates yesterday nominated candidates for representatives and senators in the State legislature of this county—mostly all Democrats.

1S33. n4m3.

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

WASHINGTON UN/ON

NEW BOSTON STORE.!

E E E S I O S O

Fire Hand red Boxes, Barrels, Hogshead-, and Cases of Boston Goods? Just Received by

JAMES GRAHAM AND BROTHER, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes. Ready Made Clothing and Straw Good?

OURstStock

is entirely new, every article being

porters. We arc pledged to sell goods ten percent.

oelow Weaver of Lafayotte. Our stock embraces the most extensive assortment of dry goods ever offered in this market: Heavy pr

sheetings, light do., fine unbleached, do., drillings

of all qualities. A large lot of Cottonades and sum-

mer goods of every quality and style tickings,' j,](

Plain

large

Coiasj»Ieled.

A larcre lot of Crape Shawls, from £10 to £22 Silk Mantillas of the latest fashions

400

Bonnets, new styles,from lOeents to $10: 150 Pieces Bonnet ribbons direct from Franco. READV MADE CLOTHING. We shall offer to our customers this Spring the largest stock of ready made clothing ever ollcred in this town, even* article warranted or

110

Bonnets and Ribbons—Of the latest city fashsons. at all prices, and such an article as cannot fail to please any Lady, we believe, who may favor us with a call aud examine tliem^

The Cientleinen—Will find by giving us a call, that wc did not forget them in our pure liases we have fine cloths of various colors and prices.

Hats and Caps.—A first rate assortment of Silk and Fur bats, at different-prices, Panama, Leghorn. Kossuth, and v. large lot of summer hats generally.

Hoots and Shoes.—In this line we are not at'raid of being outdone by our neighbors. Fine Boots, Kip, do., coarse do.. Ladies shoes ol all kinds sizes, and prices.

Ready Made Clothing.—We have on this occasion a larger and finer stock of Ready Made Clothing than at. any previous time. 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, qualitv or style. A fine lot of Vests, and fancy Satin V'ravats, Shirts, and Shirt collars, to which your particular attention is called. (oid Jewelry.—W-jhave a small stock of pure Gold Jewelry.whicliis warranted. Should it prove impure, the purchaser can return it in a reasonable time and the money refunded.

Hardware anil (|ucensware.— We have a splendid stock of Queensware, cutlery, large Mirrors. Trunks, brown and bleachcd Muslins. Cotton Yarn. Dye-Stuffs, Carpet warp, and a fine lot of Carpeting.

Groceries of all Kinds.

We now merely wish to say a few words, and we are done. To our old and numerous customers and friends general!}*, we wish to return our most sincere thanks, for past favors: and would be pleased to have them continue their patronage to the "German Store,'' and bring with them their friends, and not forgetting their Produce. \A shall take extreme pleasure in exhibiting our stock. npril 5, 53.] DAVID WERTIIEIM.

Mr.I*! Stats!!!

Jl'ST

received four cases spiing style of Gents, extra silk hats. 1 Case black brush Hungarian hats do do. do. do. do. do. do.

1 do drab brush 1 do Otter nap. 4 do Elaek Congress nap, 3 do White Congress, 1 do Extra fine Cassiineres, 1 do Mens' pearl nap, 1 do Childrens black pearl, drab and white fancy trimmed Hungarian hats, 1 do Extra Panama hats, ,-• 1 do Extra Leghorn hats, 1 do Roys braid leghorn and palm hats, do Mens'fancy and plain palm hats, All of which are now for sale at the cheap cash

store 0

march 23. '5-3.

LAYMON & Co.

!"f\ SACKS COFFEE, iust received and

,*f *Tk BBLS. N. O. Molasses just received by OU LAYMON cV:

^5 HOGSHEADS of Sugar, just arrived and for sale. LAYMON & Co.

Mackerel, 25 half barrels White Fish, one Tierce Cod Fish, and 10 boxes Herrings just received and for sale bv LAYMON it Co.

SIX

AUSTRALrA

sale:

200 Cloth Coats 500 Pair of black and fancy Cassimcre and Cassinet pants: 800 Pair of Summer pant^: (1O11 Summer Coats 200 Lustre and Tweed coats, of the latest si} les 800 Vests of every style and quality 200 Tweed Cassimere and Cassinet Coath 400 Fine shirts of home manufacturing. april 7, '53. llyl

BOXES sdected Western Reserve Cheese for LAVMON & Co.

OA BOXE Ovf sale bv

LBS CINCINNATI Candy for sale at Lafavette prices by LAYMON ik. Co.

Hear One, Who feels an interest in

YOIR WELFARE!!

AS long as we have sojourned with this People, so long have we labored for their good.— In proof of which, we believe our acquaintances generally will sustain us. It was by the introduction into this market. time after time, and again, on this occasion, of a large and well selected 'assortment of Fancv and Staple Dry-Goods, at the

E A N S O E

We now propose to offer them on the most reasonable

terms

yes, twenty per cent, cheaper than the

cheapest. "Webought, our goods right,and expect to sell them right. Dress Goods.—We have a fine selection of nearly all kinds, among which may be found Silk de Laines. Mulls, Tissues. Lawn.-'., Berages.^ Ginghams of all kinds: and an endless amount of as line prints as any one would wish.

ale

bv LAYMON Co.

Co.

BARRELS Powdered, Crushed and Loaf Sugar, just landed for LAYMON Sc C".

Under Sleeves.

Beautiful patterns of under sleeves, cheniisetts. and worked collars of all descriptions, just opened, the ladies both of town and country arc invited to call and see them. april 15. Is53. BRYANT fc Co.

Louis Napoleon Cassimere.

ENTS, a few more patterns left of this fashionI able goods, call soon. april 15. 1S5-1. BRYANT S: Co.

Velveteen.

A splendid article for coats, this goods is all the rage now, and can be had of april 15.1*53. BRYANT fc Co.

Edgings and InsezHngs.

Our assortment of linen edgings and insertings is now complete, those wishing to purchase should call on BRYANT Co april 15,1?53.

ACKEHEL ANI WHITE FISH, a large lot just received and for sale at april 29, "53. Ah. AMES'S.

BBLS. 01 Cider Vinosrar. iust received. IU LAYMON it iv..

1THE

Late Arrival of Spring tin«l

'SUMMER GOODS.

TIIE

UNDERSIGNED are just receiving from 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 comprising a large stock of Ladies

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

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jt purchased of the manufacturers and mi- lawns, swiss. Ginghams, and Prints withAlso, a line lot of the la'^t styles of a

ou, mimber.

]ks, satins, DeLaines. Borages. Tissues,

cos to sn

jtanv

alK

fmf

sm.,n

(|n,| a

as0

striped shirtings, linens for coat6. Irish, do. hut just rive us a call and otir stock all examDKESS GOODS jluation. Of the latest stvles nnd fii"st fabrics, con,- --ting of I JREjI JilADE CLOTHING.

and figured fancy dress silks ot the latest Our stock of Ready Made Clothing, for summer styles wear, cannot be surpassed by any house in the

Turkey Satins, do. 1 town, in regard to price anl quality. To prove this A

lot ofLlacK .ilks of e^en quality, to be correct, we but ask our friends who arc in Silk Borages, plain and fancj I want of such articles, to call in at Silk trimmings ot the latest styles, plain A- lanej ,, SO pieces Bcriige de Laines of the richest styles No. 1, Washington Hal!, and best qualities.: I and thev shall see what thev will see. in the way of 50 'lieces de Laine. plaid do., of an entire new ('lothiuir. Hardware, yueenswarc. Glassware. Grostvle

*200 pieces of the best stylesof Lawn, sold at from any quantity of the best article of Carpeting, which 10 to 30 cents _1 i.s always wanted at this season of the. year. Si-vcrai hundred pieces of the best styles of HATS AND CAPS. prints direct from the manufacturers

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

This stock we arc satisfied cannot be. surpassed in the place. We have a few of the finest Boots over brought to this market and no mistake! Also, a fine selection of Ladies soring and summer Shoes.--Childrens shoes. Men's shoes and boots of all kinds, etc., ifce.

In conclusion, we would ask our old customers

and the public generally. ONI:-ANO-AI.I.. ('as be fori stated. 1 to call in at No! 1. "Washington Hall," am we will insure nolle to go awav.emptv.

M. SNOOK & CO.

april 1S v4n41vl

2Sos$o2» SSJO? «*BBB«I moot Store.

0—

Boots and Shoes for tho whole County, twenty per cent, cheaper than ever sold in this market, by

A. siORxaHs, &

W1IO are now the manufacturers of Boston &• Iynn, the largest and best selected stock of ISoots and Shoes ever offered to the people of this comity, which w« are now opening out in the room formerly occupied by T. 1). HitowN. lie Co. Cur stock is large and complete, embracing every variety of style and quality. Mich as

Gents fine calf Hoots —Heavy do. Ilalfcalf do.--Fine kip do.—Ilea\y do. Fine Morocco do.—Heavy do.— Seal do. Campbell's stitch Hoots Slippers and Gaiters of every stylo and quality forljadles:

Misses wear, an cxtc?/s?vc as.virtment A large lot of Childrens wear of every quality. We ask every body to come and see the exhibition of cheap Hoots and Shoes at the Boston Hoot and Shoo Store.

April •!. 1S5:.

Blats and Caps

Every style and quality just received at the Mommoth Boston Store, by april 0. '53.1 .•••_ G1IAIIAM it LRO.

Gthe

ROCERIES of all kinds sold at liver prices iu cellar, by GRAHAM ^it JiiiO. april 5-.'.

(JjU'pcls.

A large and complete assortment, direct from the manufacturers, sold below all comp-.-tiiion april '5. by GRAHAM it KRO.

Ciofhsng,

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes for the million— u] stairs at* GRAII-\jI it I'R(J. april'i, "5:3.

CBcSiis nsid Cassiianrs'cs. All who want line and cheap cloths and cassiiiH*rt\s, can liiul thcin at. the J^ost*»n KmIKiriuni.*1 api ii 7,

ARD OIL. for sale by

WIXDOWfor

(iKAIIAM ik IKO.

N E W O O S

O N W I S O N

OW occupies the ,l Celebrated Stand, formcrly occupied by II. Boynton: where he is receiving anil ojiening a general assortment of dry goods, consisting of

Cloths.

Brown. Green. Black. French Blue and Diab Black doeskin and French cassiineres,. do all colors Tweeds Satliiicts. of all kinds and qualities: Summer cloths, ail colors Itaiian ch'th. a fine article: Cottonades of e\ er\ dcsci iption. april 1,:5:). 1.

Dress Goods.

Silks of all colors, grades and fpiality Brocades and Italian from G-J to xl •5 jier yard Swiss dotted and plain book and mull muslins: Lawns, Victoria white, all grades and colors and at prices from 10 to li" cts. Berage de Laines. from 1 to .T'"1 cts. ]\fuslin de Laines. all colors, from 1-J to :k cts. Prints of the latest styles and figures: Furnature prints: *, Bleachcd and brown muslin-: Brown and bleached drillings: Irish linens, linen dir.per bleachcd and brov. Linen coating of all kinds Bonnets and bonnet ribbons of all kind: Ladies and (-rents, hosery: Kid. lisle thread and cotton glove--: Hose of all colors for children: Buttons, threads, combs, of all sort: ite.. fo: sale by april 1. "5:1

lagnrwrti sinu&eas* r.-tfTEq

SHADEI

every body. Also, a lot

hats or Fiats for the BABIES, ifcc. ite..

ttiousand other articles which will doubtless

tJ1( tastes and wants of the Ladies, if they

I ccrics. Dye-stuffs. Cotton Yarn. Carpet Warp, and

look

receiving direct from soon,

WILSON'S, nlo.

LAYMON it Co.

BOXES Cincinnati Mould Candles, for sale bv LAYMON it Co.

GLASS,

bv 1". K' bv 12. nnd 1( LAYMOX it Co.

by I t. sale by

FIRST OF THE .SEASON!

ij. A i7 I, E i,

Is now in receipt of his Fall stock of

Boo tin, $Sioi, and Lntlicr,

COMPRISIN(r

almost every article that is man

ufactured in that line. My Boots and Shoes are purchased oirect from eastern manufacturers, and designed expressly fur 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. I,ce's Store. Do not faibto call and look over my stock before purchasing elsewhere. august 1-J, li5u—v5n".

E A E O E

Fand

CRA WFORDSVILLE, IN 1)1 AX A.

L. E. A VLA\I), Proprietor.

AIR the best the market affords. Stabling good convtiiiicnt, well calculated to accommodate horse drovers. may 27,

T55.

ni^vl.

Parasols.

LADIES,

remember there is the finest lot of

Parasols of all grades and shades, and of the very lnt^st style?, direct from X. York, for sale april l.'.'o.i at J. WlLSOX"S

rsr1 O^JR3 9

S O E S S O E S

Having received a large lot of well

selected Cooking Stoves of different patterns ami," sizes, I now offer to ail those that may bo in want? of afitove—a good and durable article, and as cheap as can be bought in nnv other inland town, having now on hand and for sale tho different Numtcrs ot the celebrated Double-oven Triumph S!ovc» wiiich stove for reguluiity of baking cannot be excelled bv any stove now cast, and will eonsifmo, less woocl in cooking and baking than any other stove Turn acquainted with. 1 also have the different sizes of the Keutuekinn^ this stove lias six holes that can be Used at one and the same tinuy which makes it more convenient for using, east ot good material and heavy plate, and in connection with the above stoves, wo have Improved Prcns" imns, Telegraph, Hot-air, Buck's 1'atenT, and in a word we shall keep all kind* and sizes, so that we shall be able to accomodate all that may® call oil us for a stove.

TIXWAESE

Made and constantly kept on hand at wholesale orV retale. We shall pav strict attention to this branch1 of the business, and shall endeavor to accomodate our old customers and all others that may call on us with as good and durable tin ware as can be hful at any other establishment in the west. Japanned Ware on halid and for stile at the lowest prices.

Job Work done at short notice, such as house-• spouting, tin or zink troughing and ot-h'-r jobing that may appertain to the above business. Wc have also on hand a lot of tin Sales which we offercheap. Hoping us heretofore, by striot attention to business, and a desire to jtlcneu we shall fully share the public patronage. *ld copper, castings ami pewter taken in exchange for work. A. 15ARGKLT. maV5.'53. n45vl

The undersigned arc receiving direct front. the importers a large and magnif-dent stock ofr Spring and Summer Piy Goods, which for variety. style and price, cannot be surpassed in this or any other market. Our stock has been selected with tin-utmost care, and we arc determined to'! show the people of this county what can be done, iu the way of CHEAP GOODS. Come one and

all, bring your wives r.ud daughters, that thay may share with you the pleasure of getting value received for every dollar expended. ..

LADIES

Are you in want, of a snperb Bo*met? ('all ami

through our assortment, the richest ever befofu displayed to the gaze ol'an admiring public. Call

anil

book

LIOU'VPI A- C..

HOKNEli. it \. nlltf.

BOOTS AD' SHOES.

Boots and shoes fir ladies, gents, boys and girl?,. which cannot fail to please the most fastidious. GROCERIES.

Virv tra. srigir. rice, sabcra'.us. pepper, snicc. search, tobacco, copperas, ginger, indigo, madder, New Orleans and sugar house molasses, eider vinegar. e!c.

Z'-Zf- Remember wc* are in the r.foro formerly occripied by.John Wilson, where wcsha'l be pleased tMNieri.ii. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods at cash price. april 15. 1*53. R. E. BRYANT

secure a beauty. Hoioiet. Itihboiis of ev-

cry discription. the largest stock in the market. 'Space will not permit us to enumerate all the articles that

coinii

ise our stock which consists in

part of French, lodi. fancy nnd polka lawns: chal!i. figured and black berages. bcrage de laines. dress silks, plain and fancy do., black d«., swiss. india,

and mull muslins, 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 trimmings, bonnet frames, linen lawn a large variety of fancy dress buttons,, palm, spanish and ivory talis, cambric and linen lidk't's. linen and cotton floss.

GENTLEMEN.

Your wants have been attended to in the war of Blue, black and olive cloths, embroidered cravata, fancy ca.-sinicivs. satinctts. white and brown linen, irish linen, lin.-n ('rilling, kid gloves, white and futf marseiilcs vesting, plain and figured do., linen hdk'is. plain and iigfircddo.

ffil-

JOHNSOTV Sc I'ATTO.V, i• I: A i.i.i:s IN

Slovrs, Ties, BB*»s «iid

0 E W A E

South side Columbia St., 3 doors 51rcst of .. J'uhiic Square,

S'^ycl (c, Isicl.

'COMET COOKIXG STOVE.

WE have no hesitation in recommending thi* Stove to the public, as th'Te hrve been some two thousand of these Stoves sold by the manufacturers in th last year: and as an evidence of their

good

qualities, they have not been ab.e to snpply the demand. AVe have three sizes of tb'.-se stovvs,

suit dilfcrcnt sized families. This stove needs oil! to be s' cii to he. admired. METEOR COOK STOVE.

This is a new stove in this market, and to which we rail your particular attention, it having a largo oven and being a beautiful design.

BEST PREMIUM COOK STOVE. We have four sizes of'this stove, which are very heavy and weil fitted up and warranted.

In a word, we have ihe best «r «l latest Patterns of Cooking- Stoves in the market, which wc will sell cheap. Give us a call.

OL'Il TIN .SHOP.

We are cens'aiitly manufacturing Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware of all kinds, in the best workmanlike manner. All kinds of .lob Work done on the shortest notice and in the most finished style: siieh as Tin Hoofs. Gutters arid Spouts lor Houses. Britehrri ChimiK ys and S.-ajK- I'ijH-s for Steam Engines. Stove Pipes and Sheet Iron Sfoei.s. In a word we are practical workmen, and don't caro what it is in our line v.c can do it._

People

of Moutgoniereoiinty. give us a call. AVo

i.rc bound to soil on as cheap terms as any establishment in Lafayette. Country .Merchants, who are buylyg bills o'l'Tin Ware to retail, will do well to "i\v iisli call and examine our stock before pur-

chasing!sewherc, ,Iol|XON fc

I'A 1 I'OX.

3^!- •i'.Mn'j. J1

Sale of the County Seminary.

NOTICE

is hereby given that tiie undersigned

County Auditor and County Treasurer, in ami for .Montgomery County, will o'lerat I'uhlie Saleon Saturday the lirst day of October. ls-' '-.at the Court House, in the town of ("rawfordsville. the County Seminary buildings, and the land whereon thesaino is situated, on the following term.^. lo-wit: 'J'he Interest at the rate of seven ]«-r cent per annum, upon the whole amount of thn pnrcliasc money for one year, is to be paid in advance, at the time of receiving a certificate of purchase, and the Principal iu ten 'equal annual instalments with like interest annually in advance upon the residue of the said Principal. The title to the land is indisputable, as will be found by ati examination of the Records in 'lie Recorder's Office. The personal property belonging to snid Seminary, consisting of seats and writing tables, will be offered

Tor

sale on the samo

day. on the premises, which will be sold on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving his note, with approved freehold security for the amount of the purchase money, with interest thereon, and with out anv relief from valuation ornr pruisem'-nt laws.

J. B. AUSTIN. A. M. C.

June i!l. lsr,^. DAVID VANCK. T. M. C.

E S A I A E

NEWMAN & CO.,

"\T7"ori.I resijectfiilly inform the citizens of Crawfordsyille and vicinity, that they havo ju.-t op-ned an Eating 11 ouse a few doors .south of Laymon's gnwerj- establishment, where meals may l»e had at all hours of the day or night.. '1 hey keep on hand and will s«-rve up at short no-*'-tice Oysters, small birds, chieke-ns. beef steak, ham and eggs, mutton chops. lecf U'tigiies. hot-cotfce. fish. itc. Persons who indulge in such iuxurios will do well tA give them a call.

July 13. I -33. nOtf.

IiORt\EK & Co.,

HAVE

just received an additional assortment oT Boots and Sh'X-s of all kinds. Also. Leather, of a superior quality. Call at the Boston Boot and Sho* Store, if you "'-ish bargains.

June 16,

n31.