Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 October 1853 — Page 3

TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER. As ihc iron train oil the X. A. «fe S. road, was crossing the Wca brebk, a few miles south of Lafayette, about 8 o'clock last evening, coming this way from Crawfordsville, a horse got on the track in front of the locomotive, throwing ihri locomotive off the track, by which the bridge was broken down, and the locomotive and tender precipitated down some twenty feet into the ravine. The fireman, whore name we have not learned, was killed also, Mr. Henry Goodrich, of this city, well-known on the Wabash as a heavy grain buyer. Sir. Kinch, the engineer, and another person, all that were on the train, were also scalded, nnd otherwise considerably, though it is supposed not fatally injured. There are various minors afloat concerning the cause of the terrible disaster. The particulars we have not vet learned.

There is only one certain preventative of accidents of this kind, and that is the fencing in of all railroads, which will prevent horses and cattle iretting upon the track. The

Legislature will have to compel every railroad company in the State to fence in their roads, as a protection to human life.—Lafayette Courier. vr. iSitockino Tragedy at Oijkulix, Onto.—

Last Wednesday evening a most revolting murder was committed about three miles east of Oberlin, 0. The facts are as follows: A man named Fullham it is alleged, had slandered a Miss Barber and another voung lady. The brother of Miss irber, and a Mr. Lovell, the lover of the other f.landered girl, took the matter up. On Wednesday morning they went to FtiHhnm to talk the matter over. He repulsed them with fearful threats and became desperately enraged. They left him and returned to their work. A fler supper one of the parlies proposed that they should take their rifles and go over to Fullham's to frighten him. Acting in accordance with this proposal, they took their guns, a rifle and a shotgun, and started. On arriving they found Fullham and his wife raking hav. Lovell advanced to him, and said: "\Vell, I've come to have it out." Fullham seized a pitchfork and made a desperate lunge at him, his wife clinging to him, shrii king and endeavoring to pi-event his striking Lovell. He succeeded in wounding him in three places with the fork. Enraged beyond control at this, Lovell 11 red his piece, mi-sing F., and lodging I lie contents in his wife's head, wounding her seriously and perhaps mortally. He then handed the empty gun to Barber to reload, and took tin loaded gun and started for home. Fullham fallowed him with his pitchfork. After going some distance, Lovell turned round and exclaimed: '•])—n me if I don't shoot you, anyhow!" he fired, and Fullham being but two fret from him, received the whole charge in his side, tearing him in a horrid manner, and killing him instantly, lie leases a family of three children. The murderers were immediately arrested'.

Ilof.s in

St.

Lout.s.—The first eon!net

for the .season for pneking was reported on Friday

6000

fat heavy hogs, to weigh

IHAIilJlHSK— I" Cruwfordsville.. on the morning of the :d in.-t.. by Rev. J. B. Austin, Mr. Tuos. F. 1)YKI. and .Miss lliii.i.KN Ross.

Also, on the "ih iast.. by the same. Mr. Wii.i.iam 11. l'\vrsT an 1 Miss oi.i.:aultu Woi.Kvn: all of this place.

With the above no'ice we received a niee ireel of most excellent eako, for whieh the

liappv couple have our well wishes, hence

forth now and forever. On the th inst.. by the same Mr. Jopi i'M A. Mt i.!.i: in and Mi.»s Ei.i/.Aar.ru L. I'.im'!:uson: all of this p'.a -e.

A ft 158 A X.

We are authoii/ed to ::nno nce Wii.i.iam P. "Watson, as a candidate for County Commiss-ioner in :d district. Montiromery county, at the ensuing Octohcr election subject to the decision of a DonioCount\ Convcuiion.

I'll.VV»" i'OKDiSVIIjIjIi IMilCE CI lt!i [Corrected weekly for the Rcvi Wheat, i.1 Apples, green, s. di Corn. Oats, Flour, Butter, Effff-s, t.'hcesc. .Bacon side A lams, ... Lard, Tallow,

I T.

l.-»

Apples.

li. W bite Deans,

•f-l.on

s-!.T.'iao.f1" l-'lax seed, l-'-j,Timothy, 'i Feathers, _• .s.Woel. shouhier Beeswax,

.vi.ro

-Jo •JO

Ginsing. .-

in 1 otatoes. (Unions,

1U{, S. 1). IK)\Y FAS SUA it EK SAKSVPA^KILIiA WILL ri uirv THE BLOOD.

.v ARRIVAL

7."

i: \v A 1 is .11 s.

TALL AND WINTER STOCK. SPLV.SDU) ASSORT3IEXT

A N O O S

II AVK.IUST RECEIVEDn splendid variety of Ladies l)ress Goods, consisting of muslin delains of all grades and styles delains all wool, nssnrted colors, cashmeres as splendid, assorted.— Mohairs, lusters of all colors and styles. Persian cloths, Persian twill?. A splendid assortment of Ginghams, (ginghams of all qualities and stvlcs. Cal'.ieoes without number.

A Splendid Assortment of Cloths, consisting of black, brown, green, blue, ar. cadet. 'assimcres, tine black doeskins, tine lancy French and English cassanctts and tweeds. llannols of all colors and grades. JOil.N' W 1LSON".

Hardware and Queens ware. A SPLEXD1D assortment of Hardware and

Uueensware at the lo* est prices. JOHN WILSO.W

oc t. 1, "o:5.

Groceries.

A choice selection of Groceries eonsistinfrof coffee, tea, sugar, molos^ea,

rice, allspice, ginger, wpinsr. mustard, salt. etc. oct. 1,03^/ JOI1X WILSOX.

CJLOVES

I of every kind and quality, consisting of Gentlemen's Ltd. wool, eashner. bcrlin, boys do. Lsidies kids of all colors and qualities: mohair mits of all qualities, eashner, do. oct. 1, 7,8. JOIIX WILSOX.

FIXE iissortmcnt of Bonnets and Ribhor.s at oec. l.'SS. JOHN WILSOX.-

A magnificent variety of mirrors, of every size, and for

..j at extrcmlv !ow prices at c"t- 1, JDH.V VLLSOV.

TIIE

CO I* 1 OF

iNStJRANCE OFFERS

an expedient, by means of which, prrident men e.teapc losses. They traniSft-r to others Uk: risks which inevitably cause them. For a small consideration. these risks, which might in mi unlucky event niiii individuals.urc safely assumed by Companies well organized and judiciously managed. i'u.'li an institution is the

INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, COW.

This Company bases its operation upon sueh perfected plan of cash premiums, well scattered risk* and long expei ietiec in estimating hazards, that the interests of all concerned are protected.— The Company receives Irom almost innumerable sources and in small .sums, a large annual deposite. from this fund, held as a public trust, losses arcpaid. To secure for the public and the company, permanent abiiitv tr meet every fair demand, all ei roneous or fraudulent claims are of'course rejected. This is the only plan of Insurance which ciin long' deserve the public confidence, and the Undersigned agent confidently invites his friends to est. tire themselves at his agency, against

32: IB.«l .HE or the OF XAVBttAT£0.\.

The advantages of this ccn'raet need scarcely be Irged upon wcilthy men. or merchants, for tluy rarely neglect it, and if they do. fires leave them other res:.urces. 11 is especially valuable to laboring men. mcchani. sand others of moderate means !—-who. perhaps, have, little e'si than a home and its contents in the world.

These shwi'.d never neglect to insure a fire which may visit them at any i:r, would leave them homelerts, and with no capital i-ut their labor, to begin again the struggle t*!ii*. and years of toil and watelling must ]ass before tliey can regain what they have lost, if indeed it is ever done. To such, insurance is a duty. If the individual is woith little, the expense is less if lie owns much property. still, the expense is trifling, rdv.l by Investing a f'w dollars lie is safe. It' he is overtaken by inisune, and his all laid ill ashes, he receives a re compeiise in cibli capital equal his loss, an 1 may soon restore what has been destroyed.

Poi.:.i:.s issued at id I times upon favorable terms, by .'AMES lll-.ATOX. Agent, for Crawfordsvhie and .Montgomery O unty.

October 7. 1853. v-Jn-t'.'yl.

EMERY'S rATE^

55 S r« 3 n'owci's,

TIIRlvSlI HI'S. iCepcrfUors, kc. comjdetc the most economical power in use. I'.r s.de bv Mt'MFOkD A- liOOK Kit. •lulv -.T'. 1

PLATFORMsale

200

lbs and upward, to be delivered in November at 8:3 per 100 lbs.

Ju'v 2!'. 1*."3. f.!vctte, liuliana.

CJCA LE BEAMS.—A lnrire sto.de oivlu.nd and for iO sale by MUMFoRD HOOKER. .July ls.*3. J.afayette, Indiana.

1,1ST OF LETTERS,

REMAIXIXG

lVter

Ghormlev Joseph Hobbs M'. M. C. Hubbs Jo.s.],h Haywood licnrv Herbert James I lay Isaae Hunter Mary E. Hall Benjamin Harri.-on John V*.II if Joseph iiall Anderson B. Hawk Philip Hall John F. Hyatt Henry E. Hall Marv Miss Jones Robert Johnson Mary Jane Johnson T.ydia Joslin Martha J. Joslin Martha Johnson James Kephart Daniel Kyle G. F. Lunger Philip Lolliind John Lambert Mary X. Logan Hester A. Lewcllen Philip iyno T. J.

October 1, 1533.

in the Post O'lice at Criiwfordy-

viiie. liuliana, on the vOth day of September, 3s"i:j, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General Post Oilice as dead letters. Persons calling for the same will please say -Advertised.''

Brit to Edward HIair Robert Dlarkmor .bdm Daiiev William Blair' Win. Ibilch Avaiin.' By in Ran.-' Iliake FraJu is Cas.sc!! Ralph Ch ild S. Miss Citi ney .JiiCtib 2 Coi! Sanimd Cav'.-nah Elizabeth Denton James Dugired T.ci.mird Davis .losiah Rev. Danson Xan"V l)t:ngan John Davis James Eddy F. 11. Fletcher Robinson French D. iV. Foust John Fiathers Ar.n Mrs. Gresh .loci Glai

Mdnarty John Miiler M'arv E. Mclmiiry i'atrick Mclnerny Jolm McMaeony John Mct.'oy Jcnathiin MeCar'v Coriielius 2 .Miteliefl Benjamin M-dCey JetT. rson 3icXeiny John Mati.eny Jonathan Moure Eli/abet!» .)sborn Milton ('.-born James -born Xaney I'almer ('. Mrs. Porter l'raneis (ieor: W. Pott Samuel Pitlin^cr Jane Pim Eves illiam Peebles M.'.rv Reynolds William Randal! John Russell Mary Ray Susan .1.

Ailen Reeoiils Sr.san Smith Charles I). Steward \N'm.

Stone \V. F. Steele Edward II. Spencer Dorcas Sanders James i). 2 Stevens Aaron Stith Isaac Seyincur C. Sioiit John Smith Benjamin F. Stine M. W. Saum Charles F. Thompson C. P. Thompson William Tylor James Tiiiany George Wrigh.t J. W. Wilst John or Benjamin Stout "Wason V,'illiam Th.' "\Vray Samuel 2 Watts John Williams James White Lewis Winter Sally Ann Williams Eden Wise Michael G. W. SXVl'ER. P. M. [nil 10.1 nliwl."

EiKOVAIi.

CABINET AND CHAIR WARE ROOMS.

/fl Having removed our shop on the b&heast -side of Washington street two MT«doors north of the court-house, where. mav be found an assortment of Chairs Sc Furniture. we solicit a share of public patronage.

Undertaking attended to as usual. Til OS. J. T. ROSS. IRYIN WIHTE. October T, ISio- vonHtf.

"tilAWLS—A fii Oet. 1.

ever 1ind,e:

a &

BOOTS &

THEtown,

17 1.

KETCHUM'S

PATENT MOWING MACH1XNS.

SIX

of these eelebratci! machines on hand iir.d sale bv MUMFORI) a- HOOKER, July •J'.i. 1.")3' I.afayettj, Indiana.

Scales.

and Counter Sea'cy of a snp:.-rior

t|iiali: for bv .1r.lv 2H." V»3. MUMFORI) tSr HOOKER.

IRE PUO'»FSAFES, a good assortment in store ml for side bv Julv-J!t. V.:!. MI'MFORD a- HOOKER.

QMlTll'S HORSE POWERS. Threshers, cleaners. IkJ ct.-. e«:nplete for sir: and eight horses, warranted to thrc.-d: and clean tit for market from auo to r.O'J bushels of v. heat per dav. on hand anil for sale by MUMFORO .v 11' 'OKICR.

A.'eils

NEW BOSTON STOKE.

820,000 STOCK.

Agrtinst the Yfotld for Selling Clieiip Goods.

WE are now receiving direct from the Jtahufacttirers and Importers of Rostofi the largest atid best selected stock of Dry Goods, Heady made Clothibg, Jliits. Cups. Boots nnd Shoes, that has Her beeh Kro'ight to this town which we can nnd li'lil soli below allI competition

Oar stock has been selected with great care and embrace? every article usually called for in this market.

Dress Goods.

130 Piece? Delaine: 50 do lustre 40 do jnereno: Silks. French meienoes. Delaine -. Bonnets. Ribbohs and bonnet ribbons. 150 shawls. crocket, Vrosha. bay state, pinin. embroidered, black and cloth shuw'.s. 150 pieces bleached muslin.

Press Trimming, several hundred pieces of the best styles of Prints, and 75 pieces Flannels. oct.'l. 1353. \5nl3.

C1LOTHS.—150

Pieces clotlis. cassimcj-es jeans.

satinetts nnd tweeds: 25 do Persia]! cloths: also, curtain goods of every description, carpe" F::eks. sheetings, 5e pieces tickings. nil for sale by oct. I. -53.] It All AM BKO.

0 CASES Boots and Shoes-. O:.) I.O I'J Pair Mcils ilhd .IoV: •n.M Women* ^lioes 1100 Ciiildrens shoes for sale by [oct. 1, *53] Git All AM &: BKO.

:53.J

READYand

largest pile ol «.ass]nctt and Tweed coats in can be found at the store of oct. 1. '50. GRAHAM BRO.

FIVE

nrNDI.ED ]air Twe. d, Cassiinere, cas.silsctt. and Jeans Pants, ut oct. l.

:ov.

SIX

Hais nsnl fjips.

Fifleen Hundred Hats and Caps, of tin best stvies and fashions, for sale bv oct. 1, 3. GRAIIAM & BI?0.

I1! want every Lady and Gentleman in this »V and the surrounding counties to come and see our stock of Got»ds before purchasing elsewhere for we can aud will sell Goods below ail competi-

lion. [oct. 1. '53.] GRAHAM .v BRO.

\"V/rANTEl. All of the .leans. Flannels. Lin-si-vs. and Socks, in this cotintv. at oct-' GRAIIAM cfc BRO.

THE CHEAP STORE.!

—o—

Brown, blue, and Green Beragee Fancy Cravats, shirts, and collars Pocket Handkerchiefs.dincn do. Ladies embroidered handkerchiefs?1 Also, a very he a vy stock of Clothing to 'oe sold iit 5 per cent, over cost: ots and Shoes of all sir.es and qualities:A good double soled Kip boot warranted for llats ami caps of very superior style and whieh no house can equal for quality .v cheapness! Th? best. Silk Hat in town for Notions in great variety: Let every Farmer call and tret a lb. of the bc:--t of patent Thread lor lb ets. Good Tea at tfU ets lb. Cloths, Satinetts. C.issimeres: Tweed, Jeans, Cottonade. Corderoy Brown and black muslins: Table and towel linens? Wool Table Covers? •j." doz. Pocket Knives: Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons? do do Butter Knives: Spring Balances, very cheap: Small and l.aige Blank Books? Good Letter Paper for 1" ets per quire Chewing Tobacco, very cheap: Cigars of all kinds: Coats Spool cotton for everybody at ets each: Gloves and mittens of all kinds Hoes, large and small S-.!.!i enough to clean the whole human lamily. A very heavy stock of Gold Jewelry, is now on hand: w,* v.nmmtii (rood Gold or the money refunded. Give us a call tor this kind oi croods and we assure you we .will make it to your mtercai to buy of us.

We have also on hand a very heavy stc.L of GLASS WARE, Whieh we bough: merely because it v,-as cheap, and we do assure all who may need thi.s article that we can furnish it at a less prize than any other house: west. This ware we have direct from Pittsburg!'., and we will sell it at a small profit. Let every man. woman and child, call and examine our stock, and they will look no further.

C:»sh paid for Wheat. Crawfordsville, October 1. Is53. v5nI3.

Srents,

a.ssori inent. of all colors. JOHN WILSON.

?53.

Boots and Shoes.

JA.TSB,-:S NOTARY PUBLIC, Crawfordsville, Ind.v

"\T7IT.L ATTEND to the execution of Deeds, VV Mortgages. Powers of Attorney, and other instruments of writing...---*** Office over Sloan & Morgan's Irn^ Store.

October 1. 1^3. v.'nlSem.

BARRELS MAC KEI'EL. 30 half barrels of Mackerel. 'Jo half barrels White Fish, one 'fierce Cod Fish, and lu boxei Herring's just received and for sale by J.A YM'.'N tfc Co.

ICII.Y Oranges and Lemons. M. R. Raisins, CurNo. 1 Prunes and Smyrna Figs, iitst received aild warranted fresh. LAYMON it Co.

-g NESTS TUBS. 12 doz. buckets, 8 do. iU and five nest^ butter bowls at mar. 23,-53.] LAYMON a: Co"

OILKS of all qiialites. Silk laces of all grades at O oet. 1, '53. JOHN WILSON.

TABLE1."53

CUTLERY—a Splendid ass-.It

and

Men's calf and: kip bbots shoes? boys' eulf and goat shoes a large stock of Ladies one shoes of l.'j* JOHN WILSON.

Annually lost l)V the people of this

county by riot knowing where

GOODS'are old tlio CHEAPEST.

'io prevent furl her the

undersigned has at great,

expense taker! this

means of informing tlio public that

E O I O A S I 0 N Is still in motion, r.n.l ivceiv-ing now froni the iiiur.ufactii er» and imp* rt rs of Uoston. a superb stock oi'F:tll and Winter goods, compiising cveiy article usually kept by the trade and many artieie.- not to be found elsewhere. The unrivalled magnilieciicc of our stock, it.s extelU. and the low piieCMtt \vhit we a)e stdling i.-. well cakulated to strike the beholder with wonder and admiration.

Our i.-sor:meut of Woolen Goods is large and was purehi'-'cd previous to the late heavV rise, which enables us to defy all competition. Bear it in mind lb: we shall stick to our old price? let others suv what thev mew our cassinicrcs euut be

iuuallet! -rci sept. *."i

SHOES.

Boot,: if every Quality

1ARPETS.—Rag. Turkey, and every description of Carpetings. at oet. 1.

GRAIIAM BI'O.

MADE CLOTHIXG. Boots. Shooa.

Hats, Caps.—for the million—un-stnirs, oct. 1, 'W.] -.at GRAIIAM it BK

OEVEKA1, Ihiudrcd Over coats, doth coats, tasO simere. Irock. oox and sack coats, of evciy valietv and stviu. ior a!e bv oct. 1.

:G3"

'v.'':-?-'""

I I.N VELVETS

S1".:. 'So "-V3.

SilAWLES.

GRAHAM BKO.

HUNDRED Vests of cverv stvle and varietv oct. I. "53.J at GRAHAM BRO.

fT'OR'l'V l^rv Under Wrsipners and Drawers at L- Oct. 1. GBAHAM a BRO.

m€K.

Wo would invite the buying- public to call and examine our magnificent stock of XEW GOODS. Whieh v.'O are just receiving direct, from the lmI porters and manufacturers, and will seli Jtm.ow a.m. cvr ition. For proof of this fact you need oniy price '.r

French Merinoes. English do: .'a.-hmere of all grades: Plain figured and wool De Lairics Black and Figured Silks: Bonnets, of ail styles and late fashions Shawls, from ," cents to £I-i: Dress Trimmimrs and P.utton?: (iiugluims iinil Calicoes Wldte. Goods of all kinds: Velvet. Taird.and bonnet ribbons of laEe styles: Laces and Fringes: Ladies Col!:irs Vndcv.sleeves Chemizetts. and an endless variety jf Lad ics Woolen cull's. Underslecves, Opera Hoods, Mitts, etc Lace

R. r. BRYAN .v Co,

(J k? iind brown, just roccived by

11 ojois. black, green

brocade, blahket. lay state and id-

most. an endiess variety of other styles, for .-..de low by [sept. 23, '.Vj-i BRYANT «\i Co.

QTATIOXERY.—-A large ariety. coji.-istiiig in O part of phiin and fancy letter and note paper, Giir edged do., cap paper. Inks an I Ink stands. "Is. \XT & Co.

i-i-

\'isiiin^* eards. (.'uiils, etc.. etc.. for j-ale bv scot. 1S.V5. BRYANT* e'e

Hals and Caps.

mThere

TdiX

is no use going bare headed any

longer, when you can buy a h.-.t, so

cheap of [sept. 22. '54.] BRYANT & Co.

Vsept.'23,

ELVET RIBBONS, all colors and widths for 'I'. sale by BRYANT Cc Co.

TilOl SAXD Pomids Feathers wanted Ibr whieh me will i.iV the highest market juice, wo are now paying :,V, cents. Com-: on with your produce and never rest until you call on

September 2-3. 1v, BltY.lNT & Co.

Slisriff Salo.

YIRTFEOF AN EXECUTION tbmotli'recteJ From the clerk of the Montgomery Circuit e'oiirt. 1 will expose, to sale at the Court House doer, in the town of Crawfordsville, in Montgomery county and State of Indiana. on Tuesday the 2fth day of October next, between the hours of 1'.' o'clock A. M. and -1 o'clock P. M.. the rents and proiits for the term of seven years of the following described real estate to wit: the we^v half, lot no. in bhck no. "•. lVonting 3o feet on Main street, and running back one hundred and thii\y-lwo feet to a ten foot alley, lying and being in said county of Montgomery, and if the rents and profit.-- aforesaid for the term a'.' resaid will not sell for su'Hcicnt to satisfv said evecution. I will then otf.-r flie fee i:nple to be sold at notless than two third* of 1 he appraised value. Taken as the

]ropcr!.y

ol i:uani C. Endieotl at the .suit

of Robert J. \'a,1 i_.

BENJAMIN MiSXER.

hen.i of Montiromerv eounrv.

Sept. 2?th. v.i-nol o-ov..

FRESH ARRIVAL

ov nmrm SSIOS:S, AT THE

55osi«3a ami Shoe Store. By fur the largest ami best selected Stock of B»ots and Shoes ever brought to this fiiarket whieh we are now reeei vimr and opening, that will be sold lower than oversold in the west. Our stock warranted to be of the best quality having been purchased directly of the manufacturers of Boston consisting of cverv onnlitv of ells" heavy Boots?

Kip and Calf do boys do: Youths and Children.--do? Y.'onii ns and Misses shoes of all kinds cpialfiV and stvle. that could bo wanted.

Octolicr 1,

State of Indiana, Montgomery County.

NOTICE

men at

•jet. JOilX WILSON.

CKET KNIVPIS—An ele-ant assortment at oct. 1. '5-3. "JOHN WILSON.

TV9MESTICS of all kinds, consis'ing of bleeehed I nsuslins. a pood assortment, and linsevs. JOHN V-"IL-OV.

A. 1 Nj .t Co.

Octob-.-r 1. !:-?. von IS.

•s CASES Campbell's Boots for sale at .1.') oct. 1. Ti:.\ nu:i.\r. it Co's.

rpiIE BES'i' oualitv water-]roof boots at 1 oct. l.'uO.j IJ| »RNER a Co's.

siHE FiXEST Frcnch calf Boots in town at oct. 1. Ve.. HORNER a Co's.

YOU want l'oo.1 Hoots or Shoes of any kind, sale at HORNER Co's.

qualitv stvle, thev are for sale at Oct. 1.

n:,v

ALF SKINS.—The best quality calf skins, iiniiiir and tipping skins, received at Oct. 1. JlORNLR Co's.

SHOE

FiXliiNtiS of all kinds, for sale at oet. 1. JI0RXER .t (Vs.

BATHER.— Sole Leather, the best artieie on hand a'.wavs, and for sale at oct. 1.1nV,. HORNER &, Co's.

A ?inall amount of money, cn Wednesday last, '.vhich the uwrer isaJ can have by calling on tlu undersigned. ,.nd {'living for ihis notice.

B. B. EXSMINGliR. 11 l-'OVv.

is hereby given, that Joseph Gudgand Enoch S. Wren, administrators of the Estate of Samuel 11. F. 'rain, deceased, have filed their petition to sc 1 the Real estate of the decedent. his personal bcin^ insul'icicnt to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the court of common pleas of said coimlv. Test:

ANDREW P. LYNN. C. C. C. P.

Sept. i'3.'53.—n!2wv. Montgomery co.

ilsccsilor's §a!e.

NOTICE

is hereby given, th:t the undersigned executor on the estate of James llixon. dee'd. late of Coal creek towship. Montgomery county, la. will sell at public sale on Tuesday the 25th day of October, the following pro »erty. to-wit: One Buggy and harness, one marc, corn by the bushel, wheat in the shoek, one wheat fan. one cow and calf, sheep, ho^s. household and kitchen furniture.

Ti Kii-s of S.M.K.—A credit of twelve months will be -riven on all sums over three dollars, three dollars and under ea.-b in hand. The purchaser giving now with approved security, without the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws.

JOEL HIXON, Executor.

September 29. 1653. nl3w3.

Farm for Sale.

A FIXE FAIIM containing 1C1 acres of good tillable land. SO acres of which is under cultivation, and I'X» inclosed with a good substantial fence situated in Brown township, scction V, range •. north-east ar:cr. The farm contains a good bearing' orchard, a never failing .-pring of excellent water, a good dwelling house and log barn.

The above farm will be sold cn reasonable terms. For further particulars apTIv on the promises. r6o!».^. CRAWFORD YANCI.EAVE.

BltVANT &Co,

LKS AXH SATINS ofidl iescriitiotis. bot-li for bonnets and dresses, a large varieiy for sale by sej)t. 5, BRYANT «Sc,'o.

YESTl^GS.

Election Notice*

stateofindianA.

To the Sheriff of Montgomery C»th»Jy— •y directed to glvt-no.i .e /our County that a «poeial Election wiii be held at the usual places of Holding Elections, on the secoml Tuesduy of October n$:xt. for tl:r. purpose of eleeiinjj a Reporter for the Supreme Coiirt. to-fill tho vaeaivy otcasioncti by the death cf Horace E. Curtei.

Greeting: Yt are ht-rebv to the f)tiai!tiel voters of your County that

In Testimony Whereof, 1 have liervtniio sot iuv hand anl iitfixcd the seal of the .State, at the {Jlty of Iiulim. apolis. this, the Tth dav of ?el''cmlcr. I). 1S55:.* ,.

Bv order of tli'i Governor. .rosEi-ii A. Wj!iJ:iT. X. HAYI-'LN. of tiate."

STATE OF IN HI AM, Montgomery County. I ANDREW p. LYXN. elerk of the Circuit -ourt for Moiitgomcy county, do ecrtifv to the Sliei Iff of said county, that the following otiiecis are to Vie elected at the jreiieral cle-.-tion to be hel^l in ll second Tuesday in prober ne\r.. to-wir: One Representative. to iiie Cieiieral Assembly of the Stale of liidiaiia. for Montgonie.y coiniiy and. one Ci tinty Commissioner for L'Sifri No: 8, for cry county.

sl Al

black aud brow:f velvets, sati!^.

figured silks Ac., for .--ale by sept. "J 5. "."0. JiRY.VNT & Co.

MANTiLLAS—We-.v

invite

the attention of the

J.ndic- to our y..

sept. J"3.

reJ.

FRENCHlittle

G'tAHAM S: BKO.

BRY.'.NT tfc Co.

i-.LI NoS. all colors, qualities and pri

ces a lower than vcr before sohl in this marltel. [sept. L'-l,j JiRYAXT Co.

In Tp-tint^ny ITlii'.reof-, 1 lave hereunto i-ub.-vi ed my name aiui eliix-

ed th- seal of .--aid Court, at my oilice ill Crawfordsville. tins, l.jihday ol'Septem-

lember. A. D. IsoS. ANDREW V. LYNX, rk.

pHF quanfic'l Voters of-Mohtgomery Comity are I herei'V notified to meet at their u.-ual places of noldlng Elections in tlu-ir nS-peetive 'j'own.ships i:1 said Confify. ,oii the second Tuesday in October next 1S5 3) and then and there vote for persons t.o fill the sevi'val ofrices mentioned i/t the G'-verieiFs order ikI (.'l^rU'a eeft'lieatc above.

BEXJAMIX MISNER. Sheriff of M: CSeptember io, 1553.—te.

LLBANY SALE^l R.ill XlOAl?.

Throujh from C- awiortlsvuIe to Cincinnati I N O N E A 71 ,TORNING Train, leiivcs Crawfoidsviilc at C'4 i.VJ. a. :«i.. every d..y Sunday excepted

L"aves Lafayette at 0 .\. m. Evenhie- Train. Laves t'rawfords\illc at 1l'.M. 3.caves Lafayette at i*. M. Connecting mornio-r a:ul evening wltll the Lafayette and 1 !!•.':.( *:a oL,i:s Bail road.

A- THOMSON. Aircnt.

july -2-2. .yl.

1C53. •FALL GOOD.^. lOi

IVeiijworth & ESi-oJhers,

WHOLESALE DEALERS JN DRY GOOLiS, Sit. 130, Strocf, CINCINNATI. (flUCh

JNVITE

the attention of their Friends and Country Merchants generally, to their very largo stock of American and European Goods, which will be offered cheap for Ca.-k or approved credit.

September 11). l-s'S. vf.nllmS.

wix :. wiirrcui::t. nos. j. Ki.von.

WM. €. WIlIT€H3i:K & CO.,

Snecessors to Batex Whitc'icr & W O i. i: \L E

AND

II A E II S TIt I ?I I N S, COKNKK UK l'KAlU. AND MAIN STKKKTrf,

C'LYCJXXA TJ, 0.

it:?'" Caf-h paid for shipping furs. july b. 1 v."r,2 vl.

L. AL LB Y, nr.Ai.Er. in

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND ITXDI^iS. ....JIATN* STUKr.T. SO'. th of THE roi.'KT IIOL'SK,

AND

I O N E A N

xo. 8 rcnt'E's i»lock.

mav K». V.-.

Looking Glasses and Plates. l'A( 'KA0ES I.ooking Cilasnes aborted sizes, fj) 4 jii Mahogany. Walno and Oik frame.15 boxes. Looking Glass Plates, assorted from 5 bv lo top bv 32. P.ROOKS A: BROWN.

TIIO.SE new style Bayadere Robes are to be had no where but at april 22. '53. CAMPUELL'S.

IFhave

YOl' want a handsome bonnet for spring and it trimmed with a handsome, riliboii outside. and anew and beautiful trimming inside go to april 22. 53. CAMPDELL 3 W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently located himself in this place, will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. Oiliee immediately over Yvilson's Store, west of the Court House. april 2-.». 1S50. r. llyl. n'a ffi-rinfr ••nfci

DR. A. w. AI:.iistko.\C

HAVING

Gra

l)lt. \V. L. MAW

Respeetfuii tenders hi.-profession a! services to the citizens of Cruwfordsville and vicinity. R._-r-i.P ieo corner of S' uth and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. OiHee in

G.W-

Fancy Articles.

THE

largest and Wst a.-sortrne.-it of Perfiinicry. Soaps, and Fancy articles generady. that has ever been brought to this market: for sale at

June lii. "53. SLOAN McR AN'S.

KEG.-- -ill ENiiEhGER S JUNIATTI Naib Ov ul'ail sizes, lust received and forsul-- wb:-lc-sule or retail at prices ua low as tin lowest, mar. 23,'53. LAYMi 'X iij Co.

II,T/W

Crawfordsville, Inl

April 15. '-". 3. 1142111').-

A A S A 1

WHOLESALE GROCER,

LAFAYKTTE. IND. nl7m3.

^sr« m: 9 WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FoK \v II i: A A N I A X-S V. E I), At S. Bixfoisu's store. atig. l.i, 1 s.")b ••J:7rn3.

permanently located in Crawfordsville,

respectfully tenders his professional services to the I citizens and the adjacent country. Residence in: the northwest part of town, in the house formerly 1 f»ee pied by Reuben Taylor, '/rficc up stairs over! S.

ves'tin shop. [april 1, '75. nlom'b

Pearson's tailor shop,

mar. 23.'53. n3vyl.

J. II/CUKRIK,

HA^*INGmi.teiulers

Cradles, wagons, elotlvis and loarket

laskets for sale, cheep at the cash store of '"f LAYMON & Co. mar. 2?, '53.

Tanners Oil.

A pure article, by the Barrel, or single Gallon, for sale at the Drttg. store of SLOAN MORGAN.

Aft* »A«SW|.

Having reeenijy returned from, the Cities of Boston. New York ism! Cincinnati, where helw mad! tyttnsiye purtdiasc,s of Elocattt. Fajhlonable, and Durabla

new cioobs!-

ttii'eh are especially adapted to the wants of thi* community, would respect,n!?y Inform. his Iricnds and the citizens generally, o! Old Montgomery and the adjacent counties, tliat he !s l.ow in receipt of the fame, and is offeriftif tHtftn slian? lower than uny oi jier house in the j'bice Uf this fact he 14 confident, lowing pure ^ascd,): ss tm ire ^t\ fl em the importi'is u*:d nniiiu'aeturers.

He wiiild call thees s.'eial attenti'n of E A E To his large and unusually weM «e1c--tcd stoclc of Dress (b'iod.- and trimmings, which will be found, oi: culmination, to comprise cverv variety.of articles in this line, y.liieh h:e :.il e? ilu vc la'.cit iUshionabh* rfylcs-

j'b ih(| (licitilinifii

^ruld $s'.v th^t thev will consuIt.their very be«i interests oid!:!ig o'i h!ni before p'u ch :iiug.their Clothir.ir. i.s hi? present st^-ck is the-11:est eompleto he has ever had the pleasure of olfcrimr. His Stoojv j.. supi-rior fieiich. enfiish. ml ameriean cloths and c:-s"ij! eres are unsurpassed by any in the Wabash Valley.

The seas oi* is uow approaching l":n ail wioh purchase t!: ir

Eootc and Slices

Of whii lie has an immense assortment of every. ]-osi-ib:e grade, from the elegant Silk (Jaiter to tlio coiuniun Buskin, and from-the Isanti fill ifltll'Bott to the hcavv. serviceable -'CaiMpLvir-, Kip."

H.Us and Cap^ of every tonceivablc tiuali'\i shape and texture. Miiif dto all classes, ages and: conditions. II_• has .".litf ah unusually heavy ytool:

HARD'WARE. QUEENSWARE, NOTtOXS, Clas-'w.-ire. splendid pocket cutlery, etc.. c'fcj.This s'ock he is eiTciiiig at remarkably low prie(:S lor either cash or -rood .applyved oiintry produce^

He will pay eami foj. fifty, thi nsaiid bitsheis ot wheat. IXij't forget tlie 0)0 corner, ev. noted l'o^ biitfains'.

Crawi'ordsviile. September 98, 1S53? nl2i~

I f'ST l&KlVFb-tiuO pieces best ^1. rimrCflc, .1 Cueluco. and 1'iiioii Prints, warranted i'nsf-vi-lois by [sept. 23. '53.1 ILVMI'.V

1 A'fV «*IKC'ii? /ati'eV cfid plalfi de lajncs. wautl1 ful it vies at L'AMEY'Sj. siptc:nb.r 2-. '53.

BALES extra brown sheeting* at extra lo-V •i'J prices, for sale by jpt. 23. '53.] p.AVtr:

ilf| PIECES French andf German, black, blue, £\J arid.biown clo!.]u at September 2 '-.'53. •••.•• RAMKV'S.

PIECES cassimeres and satinetts, jdain and *JU fanev at 1'c.y ra .'s ::t September 2-3. li53. PiAMEY'S.'

QA T'lECliS I'la.slern linseys r\ evi'ry possih: rwU shade, grade, quaiiiy and variety cnn-l-e fou js. pt. 23. '53.J RAMEY'S.

~r\ PI1CCES Flannels, of every imaginable eob-r f)'J and figure sold RAMEY.' f^iWlllbtir 23. Ib53.

Abest

,a PIECES English and French Merinoes at ,-ept. 23, *53.'j RAM EY'S.

40 PIECES alapacas and lustres, 20 per cent.' •heaper than usual at September 2-3, '53. RAM EY'S.

I'J tha r»iin bow in diversity and brilliancy of color. and with etcrnitv in lasting all for sale.by so ?'..-23. "53/ i.AMEY.

100 HEAY^ .scoteli. bay s'.ai.c. Vs'a.terioo, and UU english ^h.l^^ Is. both long and soiiare. at sept. 23'. 2''Tci. RA MEY'SL'

v...r

l.ARGi'l lot oi" (iinghams. al! of the latest and styles at A ME Y"S." September 23. 1S53.

PIEC.ES black dress silks fiom 50 cents .to £2. can he found i:t September 2-'.-. '5*. li.V.UEY'S.'

^AA PIECES Vchet. Tall', and bonnet ribbons, dUU sol.i nt [sept. 2:!.-5:'..

300

1"AA

RAMEY'S.

LARGE lot of silk and straw bonnets —late faslih ns for sale by sept 23, b5 RAMEi".

.4' SLENDID hjt of heavy sil!: laces and fringes ^TJL for sale at JtAM E^ 'S., s.'j'tcmber 23. 1853.

Af)IES Collars, under sleeves, elieinizetts,white and mourning ari eiulles varietv at 23, '53. RAMEY'S/ e"pt

4 LAItfJfc .'dock of black silk and love veils— rV green, blue and brown-borage do., for sale at sept. 23. '53. RAMEY'S.

^LL the imaginable styles of I'ress Trimmings/' buttons, etc., can be had at sept. "J3. '53. RAMEY'?/

PLAIN

and P.arrcd Jaconet. Bishop and Victoria lawn. India linen and book muslin, in great variety at 'Lsept. 23'53.] If AM EY'S*....

0\ ER Coats, large enough for any man, and small enough for any boy. can be found [sept. 23, '53.J RAMEY'S.

CI.OTH. Cassimerc. T'veed nnd saline UU 00:1 r*. lor .-ale by JiAMK^.' sept. 23. '5

O SILK. Satin. Plush, cloth. German and VaTJ 1 0 lencia. Vests at "BAM EY'S/ sej-t. 2:J. is.".3.

LIXEX,23.

XTRACT OF COFFEE, AlLpiec, Pepper, Cinnamon, (Jloves. Xr.tmegn, d: .. A:., ler sale by mar. 2^, '53. J.AYMON a co.

.jTgJE AGUE SEASO*:

Isthis

NOV/

upon

111

T-ermi nently located in i'r owns valley,

res[«ectl'nily his professional services to the citizens and surrounding country. april 1,"53. r. P.hn3.

Wool and ilickorr shirts, for sale at scj.t. '53.] RAMEY'S,:

/I A CASES Boots and felloes-Kit# warranted at "xU sent. 23.

r53.j

r.:_\ I's ar. Sept. 22, '53.

(Ji

.RAME^

Queensware—Most

benntil'ur

RAMEY'S.

"1 BOCKUILS.--A complete assortment can bo bad by calling on KAMEY. fept. 22, *53.

us. and every one sutfeiing with''

disease should earnestly enfpiire for a safe, and certain reni'dy. that will entirely remove the disease from the syatern and restore to sound health without luring the foundation of other djaeu^rT as d:.- *re-:iing and incurable as the Ague itself, 'ine chills may be brohm with '-'ninit.'e or rr.r.ny of the no-trTims of the day: but alas! the "patient lir.ds a few days ufterv. ards the disease returned upon lii

arid harder to break the second time than the first: after being broken a few times but not thoroughly removed the ague get- fairly seated and perhaps clings to the patient lor years. Could such persons see the ,-trong testimonials whieh I he proprietor of the RonoitANTiA has received of the.spicdvand thorough cure.-, performed by it. .they would not hesitate to trv immediately ihis uiost wholesome remedy. The following letter from the agent at Prairieton ne.uf Terrs Haute is a »[-wmicn,'

P::aii:ii.ton. Ind.. Sept. 1st le«5.

Mr. .1. DARI.IN: Dear s-ir—f have scM out all the Roborauti.t you left with me. At lirst I did not believe it would sell at all, but I wanted to give it a fair trial, and when the ague season com-, ineneed I gave out two bottles to two t«rson.i whom I was acquainted with an«l it cared them both, and e\crv jmrsfjii iil:o has b'light ?!e !:v''i'*ine says it is the best they have ever used. I sold Lhu last l^tti-: yesterday and could hr.^esold two or three more to-day. If I had tiiiii* I could *v?:.d a certificate a lid recommendation from eve ocrson who Jiirs bougiit it. It ir. rnediciue that cannot-)c toa Jiighly reeon.mended.

Pieasc send me two uwr. n-r 'soon a* Signed: A XIF AI. ,\V, The Iwoborantia ir for s*de byS:.OA.' a MoJio/.v/ C:a*vford^ville: T- W, l. C'.'., Mi'ldletown

S :'-2-3, -.4ffCs