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ZTELMGRAPHIC.

FltCttl CLEVELAXIJ.

R'R*

CLEVELAND,

bev Kelly

October !.•

WOMEN'S CONVENTION.—The

females had

stormy session. A resolution tfas

cu u«nu

adopt-1

elation, oic. A resolution was otiered bj ... ,, |j

their speeches to ten minutes. resolution was indignantly voted down.—

behalf of the man, hisses of "turn her out!

and ministers. There were mere angry

female

oh, no not she. There was great confuzroinc at I

sion, and a dozen tongues were oncc. A motion to adjourn was carried. The president fled, and the ball was closed amid terrible commotion. J, CLEVELAND, October 8. •v The "Ladies Rights" convention assembled yesterday very quietly, with scarcely any traces of the storm of the day previous, but harmony was soon threatened by the introduction of a letter from the Rev.

T. W. Hagerson, asking the convention to Cake up a collection for the purpose of raising funds to print cheap tracts on woman's rights.

Mrs. Baker and the Hon. Abbev Ivellv

man as a heretic. Lucy Stone replied in indignant terms, afier which a collection was taken. While the saucer was going round, some young man in the gallery said, "if Miss Lucy •would come herself, lie would shell out." Miss Lucv instantly went to him with the 6aucer, and lie launched out $40.

Mr. Garrison introduced a resolution abusing the World's Tempcrance Convention, and after some remarks by Messrs. Giddings and Burleigh, it was carried.

Mr. Barker made an address, blasphemous in tone. He railed at the church and the bible, and abusing the clergy.— There was much confusion and excitement while he was speaking.

Antoinette Brown, in indignant terms, signified her readiness to reply to Mr. Barker, but the Convention adjourned.

trates it. 'i'he saving o-iginated in the "Bowerv," may be, but it is destined to be cosmopolite. It began with in lividnal* it is going on with nations it will end with the world. "If you're coming, why don't you come along!" It is uttered in almost all tongues, in almost all lands. It has rung around Christendom the iron beadstcad of Procrustes has been left behind, with the torch and the faggot. It lias sounded like a slogan through the political world, and the "old fogies" are among the baggage-wagons and wounded.

It has clec'.rified the realm of literature prose is becoming the living voice of hu-1

inanity, and poetry, its echo. The old

body to see something,

vou'ro "coming along!" It used now, one boy do the business.

IOV,

Once,

cradles

garner now, a

*. f. I rtuSCIICO IS cl 11 CACCLUIII^IL UilllLltlt IIiaVlLl.

ed claiming the elective franchise, political ».• -. .. .,

The Hon. Ab-i.

Disses lU !«.. uu.. "U,,^ despicable, because he not only

biiterlv attacked the churches ... ucy U.U robs vou but hitmelt unworthy ot

discussions, attempts to pu the honorable flitbfuIi |vouest

down, but,she would nt be put down

rocked the grain for the

whirlwind

threshes and bags it in a breath.

Or.ce, fathers and mothers had the precc- jv?

donee bv a few vears now, belles with dolls, I

and beaux in pianfotes, distance "the ul.l folks at home," and take up the cry of the. world, "If you're coming, why don't you come along!"

Once, thev crossed the Atlantic in a hundred davs now, let them exceed ten, and somebody hails them from land's end, RS thev heave in sight, "If you're coming, why don't come along!"—

a "sutinJid aefiit'i'CMCiU."

The

of hxi?c

... Wc have had some experience in this line

ourscl: in some instances we have been

The said disappointed. For the man or boy who will neglect his duties during the empluy1 er's absence tre have a most thorough con-

Mrs. Clark attempted to speak a wurd tempt. Wc view him as little superior to embraces cverr article iwuully behalf of the man, but was ffa-nfed amid marse:.

the common robber and, in one stnse, he

cinfldcnc/proves

WHAT

REMINDS

objected, denouncing the reverend gentle- would work an hour sawing Mood,

tu pay my fare

V. Day Book.

Kainage press, has given place to the cylin- the most economical power in u.-e. fo ders whirled by the panting engine, and thought that moved at a funeral pace, now rushes on in a tremendous charge. "The old "Guard" and "Marion's men" were nothing to it. "If you're coming why don't you come along!" "Six "paces to the front" is the word to everybody and everything that wants to be listened to or looked at. It vou have anvthing to say, suy it, if you have anything to do,

Clt AWrOKDSVILLi: PlIK i: C'l'ItKUNT. [Con'ccted weekly for the lie view.] fr'i' Applcs, trrecn,

Wheat, Corn, hits, .- Flour. liutier. F-jTL'S. 'laa^e. Haeo'l ,-ide Han=s.

f-i.

shi-u.der

L.., 1

Taih-W. 3

N 15 A

"IF YOU'HK COMING, WHY DON'T YOU COME ALONCt?"'—So "Muse" was wont to say aforetime, and it embodies "a good bit" of A CSI.-ITO 33AJCF0 A FOKTI'NK, practical philosophy. livery new Engine] §3. shrieks it C\ eiy new Railway Is «i lecoid *7^ to if.lot ncr month can be inado bv of it—every line of Telegraph exemplifies jp industriousyoiinii'men: those wishing i^leasit—every new medium of advertising illus-

ant business, ••m.l handsome waires. will he fuinish1 with the

neeessiiiy

Ju'v 20. 1-S33.

lLA':roi

I (|ua'dt

it it you wish any

du!v

show

(O take six men to mtike a pin.'jQMITn'S

a pull, a clip and l\vu strokes,

b'..shei.-

Mulv

-21*. 1

on wheels cuts,

('Al.E BEAMS.

sale by

liiv

X. V. Tribune.

INFAMY HEKK—IMMCKTALITV TSIKRI:!— The British press is just now extravagant in its eulogies of Sir George Cockbuni, who Utely deceased, at an advanced age. The "broad Atlantic is not wider than is the contrast between the fame of JSir George here Asd Sir George there. It recounts, vt uh Bxuch boasting, the marauding in the Chesnpeakc 13av, and gloriiies Sir George Cockburu for his share in the destruction of between £2,000,000 and £3,000,000 of public property at Washington, which it calls

For this, more

than all other exploits, Admiral Cockburn was loaded with 'honors by his sovereign and successive parliaments and for this, more than for anything else, he will be honored with

place among the great

a&eeS5S38!tffi» OE

est-

minstcr Abbey. On this side of the Atlantic, however, lie has long since seemed *n immortality of infamy for his vandal deeds at Washington, and tor the cruelty perpetrated by him along the Chesapeake, during the war of 1312.—

style of gentlemen's unmentionables

and ladieV dresses for fall and winter arc

and fantastic patterns—represent

ing bfrds, elephants, giraffes, horses and

dromedaries. The uninitiated would sup-.^- qoU 7,3. the wearers to be travelling poster*

pose l'or menageries. ^»In Clouterville, La., a small village oat of 1000 inhabitants, it is said, one-third (lied of vcllcvf fsvcT.

FAITHVCLNKSS OF EMPLOYEES.—'The Phil- J\T ]|V^ TP, I\T FT T( J1 adolpl-ia Ledger—which puis forth good J-*-*J _L» J. V±M CJ.UJ.IJ.J. sense one time and another—lias ihe following: .• "To obtain the sc-rvices of a person ivho will prove faithful to your interests in voilr absence is an exceedinulv difficult matter.

had reposed ib him.-

10!, tr

Jt„.orlh,y toy or

he oncc becomes known, and has establish-)

cd himself in the confidence of the parties

with whom he is connected he will be "a

man. we highly esteem. IIis services can- ifo phv-cs bleached muslin. not well be estimated in dollars and cents. Dress Trimming, several hundred pieocs of the Such a one will find employment, and when

made man." In serving his employer faith- sacK-s. shcetin.js. 50 piccoi tickiiitrp. nil t'..r .-ale by fully, he does the best possible thing to ad-J

vance his own interests. JJQQTS & SHOES. When will the faithless and negligent appreciate this."

US. OF.—Winn we

hear a man boasting of having succeeded in business without ever having advertised, it reminds us of the old fogy who boasts of how far lie has walked in a day to save

and earn a quar-

saiil a shrewd Yankee, ter 10 walk advertising, so he can go on foot to Alba-1 nv, but what a fool he is to do either.—X

minutes, before I'd spend four hours to

ilk it. A man can get along withoutj

ji.ou

Apples, diy,

Ift'Wliito IJean 0" Flax seed. j-ij "i'i mothy, o-Feathers, s. Wool. f. Beeswax. 8 (dn.-iuir.

Oil io

.r,o K1

iOavO

Potatoes.

t- Onions,

I S E .1! 15 S.

int.'s. i. ifowj'^sSHAKi: tSAHSAIVVIHLIiA WE I, I, 5* {'111 FY Tl!!5 ISLOOl).

information, by sending

noi.i.Ait 'post-paid t. the addrcs of C. M. SVi'AN. Hi.dnfr ^un, Ind. October 14. 1?53. nluw,ip.

-Ei?lB5RY'S fi*ATI5^:T

ONE

ES :s iS 52 «S fei s* 5* (•.

THRESHERS, Seperators, ttc. complete,

nlTvl.

KETCHXJM'S

PATENT MOWING MAC1IINNS.

OIX ot't.hese celebrated machine O sale by MUMl'O!{0 .1 illv 1-a!.

h.a!nl and

HOOIC151I.

Ite, Indiana.

Scales. 1 imter Scales of a siiperioi bv

aiK

MI'Ml-'OIir.) HO0KT5K,

it. "It ^IKK Pi OKSAl-'KS. a ood asyortmen

don't vou come I 1? and for sale by

liv

,!u!v

MEMEOiiD .v HOOKER.

HOKSI: I'OV.'I'liS. Threshers, cleaners.

cte. comp'.e'.c lot

six

and e!111

h''!sc.-.

warrant-

e.t to 'hresli and clean tit lor niar,e, trom -.oo to heat per d: v. on hand and for sale MrMl-'(')KI)

HOOKEI

Lafayette. India:

-A lar"0 s*oek on hand. and. Ml'Ml-'Oi:!)

A-

o? )'.

HOOK Eli.

Lafavett". Indian:

A1UUVAL

FALL AND WINTER STOCK. SI' L15 11) AN SO 31E .N

A N O O S

E HAYE.U'ST Kl'X 151VED a splendid variety of Ladies

Press

Coeds, consisting of nnis-

!:n dehiins of ail grades anl st\le?: delams iii! ^\oo|, assorted colors, cashmeies ns sp'cndel. a.-.-^t^d. Mohairs, lu-tcrs of all cc-lors and stv ics. l'ersian cloths, i'cr.-ian twills. A splendid assoitmeut (iimrhams. (iiiiirliams of a!! quaiitics and st} les. Cailieoes without number.

A Splendid Assortment, of Cloths,

eon-i-'iu'j of black, brown, preen, blue, and cadet. Cas-interes. tine black doeskins, fine fancy French and English caasanetts and tweeds. riann-Is of all colors and''railes. ,lv.)iiN W ll.SON.

Hardwaie and Queensware. SFEENOID assortment c.f Hardware ar.i (.'T.ecnswr.re: t. i. 'o8.

l,V

Oin. Enquirer.

errc

the lowest pri'-c*. JOHN W1LSOX.

Groceries.

ice, allspice, giiitr^r. pepjtcr. mustard, salt, oct. 1. 33.

I I

•'•.JOHN \VHySON.

1 OY l"S of everv kind and quality, conm.-tinirol

ntlemcn's kill. wool, casb.ner. berhn, boy^ I adies kiis ofal) colors and qualities: mohair

F1M5 assortment of Bonnets and Ribbon- at

-o3. JOHN WILON.

mairnificcnt variety of mir-

0r.c.

Boots and Shoes. Men's calf afcd kip boots

$20,00© STOCK.

a a A: 55 r.

Against the "\Votld forfl8l!in:,r Cheap Goods.

WE are now receiving direct from the Manufacturers end Importers of Boston the largest and best selected stock of Dry Goods. Ready made Clothilicr. Hats. Cups. JJ'"»rts and ."shoes. that has. ever been brought to this town: which we can and will sell below all coinpeittion I Our stock lias been selected with srroat care and ailed for in thia

Dress Goods.

1 SO Pieces Delaine 50 do lustre: 40 do morciR*: Silks. French mercnoes. Delaines. Bonnets. Ribbons and bonnet libbons. 1.00 shawls, crocket, brosha. bay state. plain, embroidered, black and cloth shawls.

1 I,,c( cs

cashmeres

a a a I a

jIt

ain c:c».ds of every description, carpe-

wK.-'iHA.M &.

CASKS Boots and Shoes.

J'KW Pair Mens and Hoys Boor?:.

ftOO Womens shoes of every

11'! ('hiidrciis shoes:

1AKPKTS.—Kair. Turk. tion of ('ariJL'tinir.s. ut oct. 1. "5?.j

the expense of riding in a railroad car.— jfJICADV MAI)]-: CLOTHING. Boots. Shoes, homeic

"!R

Ilatr t. 1.

miles, and go it in j^iKVEHAL iinntlred Ov«r

(.iality:

for sale by [cct. 1. 'te] UKAHA jl & BKO.

fr, and every dos.-rip OKA HAM BRO.

and Caps,- l'or at

the mMiion—fip-sTitirs. GK \IIAM A: Bll'V

coats,

cloth

.t. r.KAHAM & JlliO.

THI-largest

pile of Cas.-inett

in town, can be found a

1.1.

COM

rum

ale bv

Ml'MI-'OKD HOOK 15K.

ION.

only rmr

I weed coats

can be found at the store of

oct. 1. Gl^IIAM EliO.

,^I\'Klll XI)KK1 pair Tweed. Cassimere. cassinett. and Jeans I'ant oct. 1. 7.a.

Jl.\ ili'NDI.'lCD Yesbs ol'cvcrv stvle and 1.7A"! at OKA HAM 111

J7yl7Y Ii oct. i,-.-

vai ietv 1 l' I

Undf Wrappers and Drawers at GRAHAM, .v BKO.

Fifteen Hundred Ilats and Caps, uf the best styles and fashions, for sale bv

oct.'l. !. GKAHAM it MHO.

.-iii.l the MuTonndini: countie

/"A!STTi51.—All

lit. everv l.adv and Gentleman in this 1 1 11

s'-e f-'iir stock of Goods before purchasing elsewher for we can and will sell Goods below all competi tron. !oet. 1. '5!. I .GIIAIiAM .v HKO.

of the

l.in-

leails. 1 lalinels lis connre. it

sevs. aini Socks, in th

GIJAHAM I5KO.

THE CHEAP STOKE!

james

mr.u.

Wc would invite the buying j)ub!ic to call and examine our magnificent stock of Ni5YV GOODS,

Which we are just receiving direct from the importers and manufacturers, and will sell m.i.ow

i'Vr pvool' of this fact yew need

l''ren.'h Meiinoes. Fnslisli do! C.ishmi'ie o!"a!l trnnies: I'lain licit red and wool Do Laine.-. Black and Kiirured Silks Bonnets. ff all styles and late fashions Shawls, from 50 cents toil

Dress Trimininsis and Buttons

(Jin rliams and i'alieoi s: \V liit.it Giiods of all kinds:

jliu lies Collars

rndersleeves liemizetis. and an endless variety of Ladies Woolen cutis. Underslec\cs, Opera Hoods. Mitts, etc Lace Veils: Brown, blue, and Green Berajrcs Fancy Cravats, shirts, and collars: J'ooket Handkerchiefs, linen do. Ladies embroidered handkerchiefs: Also, a very heavy stock of Clothing to bo sold at per cent, over cost Boots and Shoes of all sizes and qualities A e-ood double soled Kip boot warranted for Hats and caps of very sujiorior style and which no house can equal for quality .i- cheapness The best Silk Hat in town l'or $0.75: Notions in srreat variety L"t every Farmer call and set a lb. of the best of patent Thread for To ets. Good Tea at '0 ets lb. Ob'ths. Sa'ini tts. Cassiincrcs: Tweed. Jeans. Cottonade. Cordcroy Brown ami black muslins Table and to.vei linens Wool Tab:^ Covers: 2."» d«.z. Tucket Knives: Silver Elated Tea and Table Spoors do do .Buttor Knives: Sprinsr Balances, very cheap: filial! and Earire Blank Books: Good Let'.-r Tai'.cr for lo ets ]er quire Chewiio.' 'I'Iibacco. veiy cheap ('isrars ot all kinds: Coa's Spool cotton for everybody r.t 0 ets er.cl. (Jloves and mitten? ot'r.ll kinds I Iocs, larire and sundl: So ip enoiiL'h to clean the whole human faniny. A verv heavy stock of t«o!d .)cwelry, is now on hand: wc warrant it irood Gold or the money refunded. Give una call for this kind of jroods and we assure you wc will make ic to our interest to buy ol'us. I

AVe have also on hand a very heavy stock of

GLASS

CrawfordsviEe. October 1. Is-V'..- VeiilS.

A choice selection of Groceries cencofi'ee. tea. stijar, molosses,

slstir.? o!

of every size, and for

at extrc-mly lov.- prices at oct. 1, ls«8*

JOHN Yf 1LSON.

nc assoftmcnl. of all colors. JOHN WILSON.

KOTARY PUBLIC, trawfordsville, LiL

ILL ATTEND to the execution of Deeds.

Mortgrazes. Towers of Attorney, and other instruments of writing, Oilice o\er Sloan «Jc Morgan's Druu Store.

October 1. 1^53. Sri log in.

BARRELS MACKEREL. :V half barrelMackerel. half larrels White Fish. on Tierce Cod Fish, and lo boxes Herrimrs inst received and for sale bv LAYMON Co.

ri ICILY Oranges nr.

OICIL^ O rents.

ccived and •vvarrr.ntcd fre

and live la-sts butter bowls at. mar. -•, *33.] --T'

ot an cpinntes.

OiLhs ot a:i «.*t. 1.-5-rr TALlLFrcu"T LE Y-

I uct. l."33

OCKET KNI YES

CH T. I. •.)§.

and

^."bevs- --.I-' ar.d coat shoes a I^UMESTIe 5 of all kimls. cons.stm- .(f n.e.ched

THE

oX a? A OK"

"3 V'fr A -SO-

Orden

FEES an expo. men es- ape 1

OF IIA?lTFOiIT« UF.Xi

This Company bases iis operjition 'ip'-h sueh a jteifeete-l jjluii of eash premiums, well. aeaticred risks and loiir *N]»eiic:i-ji* in cstiuiarfn-J i-azarvls that, t,he interests of all eon.-cr 'u'd are protected. The (Vmv-any recives trom aimi st innumerable sources and in small sums, a iarire annual depwsite. From this fr.nd. he: 1 as a p'!ibl:e triisf. looses are pai.l. To nrc for rlie p'ibiie and '.he company a p'.'vnianenf abiiity to inerl. very .:r demand, all erroneous or fraudulent claims arc of course re I jected. '1 his i- th? only pian of Insuraii'-e whkl. can lonir d.-M-rve the j^fsbiie confidence, and the tin-d'-M-si^ned r.gent eontidentiv invites his friends to secure th^uA lves at his atrencv. acrainst.

M. EI-SI M±1

ehiui: lnust ]iass bcfoi have in.le.-d it

coats. e: s-

^'oiere. tsoek, box and -..k coats, oi' f.cry

•, lie!v ana s!vie, lor sale oy

I liisiirance is a oT.:y. little, ilie expense is 1c I ty. still, thi: cxjv.-nse is I few dollars lie is safe.

MANTILLAS-we

5 do. chums

iv Co.

••liii luCC1.- of ail ^r.n.i Ui •iOilN \V1LS'N. A snlendid i:.--'i tmen at

JOHN WILSON.

invito

scj.t- *j:J,

I^KENC'i Kiel X! S. all

Si:\V

mear.s of which, piii

losses, 'j'hi.-y irnn.-fer t' oth

ers the li.-ks wlii.-h u. itai'ly eaus" ttiein. For. small issider.ui- n. vis.:s. i.i .h i«}'j*ht in an ])!nchy evei.t n.in individ'.i-.iis mi- f.-i\ assumed by \nipiinies r:!i iiratiiivd and /iti:.-jously mr.nUL'ed. f-u.li an iii.-tiii ticn is uk*

Ii\S RAN (J E CO jIrA Ar

op T11K

PK2RE&8

Gl?

Th-i nd vairlaires of this contract, need scan eiy be nrcred tijif-n v.cafhy ms'!l. or mereliants. for thev rarely nnsrleet it. and if the.f do. fires leave then: other resources. It is especially valuable tolab'.'rin^ nic'i. meehanies and olheia m'od^rate nieati who. perhaps, have I?'.tie eh'e. a home and its contents in the world 'se shn!l iwor sieu'Ieet to in.-.i:r«: fire which iriai' visit them at any hour, woue.i leave them and with no capital but their to li&rrin'aiivin th.* strmrirh' of life. n-1 years' of toil ami

iueycan regain what eVt.-r don-/. To 'Ueh

If the individua! is wortii s: if li" owns much propertritlin^. and by investintr a

Ti he is overtaken lv mis-

fortune, and his all laid in ashes. f:e rem\«.* a re .'"onipcnse in a cash ca])ital cq'ial to his loss, and JIIHV soon restore what has been destroyed.

J'oJ.7t os issued a: all times upon favorable terms bv .1A MKS 111'. A TON. Aren't, for C'ravfordsvillv and MenUromeiy (.'ounty.

tt/jer

GL'AIIAM a J-1KO.

Elals and Cap*. Hl| Annually lo^t by 1 he people of thi^ county by not knowing where

GOODS are sold Ihe Gii t£APKST.

To present furdier los.^ex. the

to come and imoer.sjgnecl nay nt g-reat

expense taken this

mea a

E31 P0RI L1 OF AS II 1 0

is .sdi! in lnution, and receiving now

the niaiuifaeturi'rs and importers of liosion, a su}i -i l) stock of Fail and Winter tro^d* comprisimr every article usually kept by the trade and many article.- not to ie loulid elsewhere. 'I he unrivalled I ma^iiiliceie-e of our i-t'. ck. its e.\i"nt. a 11 1 the low prices it which we are seiinic v. ci! culi nlatcd to :.--"like the beholder with wonder and admiration.! I (ur assortment of Woolen Go.,ds i* larire and. was ]iurehased previous to the late heavv ri.-e. wlii enables us t-i defy ail conip"!ition.

in mind, that we shall stick to our old

ethers sav what thee :1 v. our ca-.-imercs

Veot. Wi. K. !'. jnv.\NT

Oir.K V15LVKTS -all colors, blue O ji il-1 brown, jrs'. received bv s, j.t. 7.?. 'lll.V *1L!\K AM" SATINS ofal! dei'eripUolis. ^pt.i?,7

!s an-.l v!rc:.-se.-

Co.

attention of the NT ti- Co. pialitics

Ladies to our new stylos

color

X" ces a little lower than ever market. [sept. QUA WL15S most, s.n sale lo\\' bv

OTATIONEIJV.—• A l.irL'e vaiiety. eon.-ist':inr tu O part of plain and fancy letter and note paper, Gilt.

I'dircd

do., cap paper. Inks and Ink stands,

visiting cards, tp.iiiis, etc.. etc.. for sale by

se'..f.' "4 1 BRYANT Co.

Hats and Caps.

cheap of' [sept. -J. 'o..j Blil'ANT^A: Co. I5LY157 RIBBONS, all colos and widHis for

17 EE YET RII p?.23.%VU ./"jf^FN THOl'SAND Toiiihls Feathers wanted for

JL which wc will pay the highest muilost price, we are now paying cents, i.'om:' onv, i:li your produce and never rest until vou call on *cr i,'.. \m. BRYANT

"I':

FRI^ii

WAKE.

Which we bought merely because it vv as cheap, ami we do assure all who may need this article that we can furnish it at a lc.-.s pi ice than any other hou-j west. This ware wc have direct from Pittsburgh, and we will sell it at a small profit. Let every man. woman and child, call and examine our stock, and they wii! look no fr.ithe!. iAf?"C'ash paid for Wheat.

Hy ir the largest and best selected S:.ock

Boots

Youths and Childrens il": Womens and Misses shoes of all kmd.r qu itv and stvle. that could be wi-nted.

Oeluber 1.

Sheriff Sale.

VIRTUE

A5n EX ECETION

frcn*mi'oO feet in Mam

Unions. M. R- Raisins. Cur-1 I-ss tlian two ri

No. 1 Brums end Smjr:., Fi,', re-

•mvrua ro.'s. ins: rc-"LAYMO-N Co.

di.

«-i'cet.

to lie anril

!-e

brocade, biankt emiless variety [se t.

i'"-

!d in tins

BEV A

tate afiu

if oiiier stvies. BKYAN'i"\v

I Will I

():'U

t--y

I will

A. JioRNER A

HEN.! AM IN MISNER.

•i' Shcritl

AI-HA\Y Jt SALEM ItATL ItOAl*.

...

Through from

C'rnv.-fortlsvj!!? to

jnly '2-j. 1S38.

i'c 53. r\LiTc6bDi:

wiuTCiii

Cincinnati

A. TIIO.MSC?:?. A ecu' n'3vl.

Sin.T-Pr'sors to Tla!es. Whitohcr JL V." il i) I. 15 S A 1.15

IC63.

orS3 A. Xlrothvr*.

V.-ilOLKSALli: "DJiALKiiS I- D'RY U00D§,

t.jO.

.15:vn

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lilt). ii), I

CLVCTXXATI. tCIIO.'

th? attention of ib''?* Ftienu.- and Ci unti Merchants ffi-neraliv. their \et i.u tro st'K'k

AND

15 It S' I

COKMifl OK IT. A ft!* AND MAIN .STKEET3,

WAIN STttKI.T. OF THK rnfltT IIOl'SE, Criuvforilsvitlr, 1ml. Ar.ril 1,". 7)1. n-l-im

A A IS s: A Si I

WHOLESALE GliOCJJRJ

AST)

I O N SR A N

SiQ.

mav

«Fo

I£f. J. H. CfRKlK. tlv located in Browns

ITJATING jicrman IX r«-s|.ee:fully ten

-\meric-nt »nl I.un.pean tioo-is, wl.ieh will be '"^rcsts by c:illintr on'him beloHvpurclmsinir ihein !f-ed cheap f..r Cash or a. p.oved eredic. I

v.)ii41?»•

•_ O! .- rilos. J. KIN Oil. :.ud

•lulers liis professie

•r been 1 tliine 1G.

KVu

to me directed

From the cler.'i of the Montgomery Circuit Court. I will expose to sale at the *. «u rt House door. in the town ol 'rawford.-\ iile. in Montgomery county and tate of Indiana, on Tnesdav the •_'oth day of (ctober next, between the hours ot lo "..'cluck A. M. and 4 oV-hvk T. M.. the rents and profits for the term of seven years of the foilowiinr desciibed real estate to wit: the w:,r half, lot no. B. in block no. •!. .,avinjr

and. runmriL'back

one hundred and thir:v-two feet to a o-n ...Miiuv c.f M. jomei v. ai

lyintr and beins in said county ol .Vo if the n-nts and" profit aloresaid l'or the term alor said «i:i not .-eii f..r s-itlieient to sr-.tisfy said exeeution. I will then orf'er tiie fci-.-impie to be sold at no

hii-d, Vs:i

ISC

cl Robert ,1. anec

'in !C."E

Mo'ot^on: _ry eonnty.

Sept. .25 th. 1S v-j-r.'1-i-Dtf.

S O A

CAE I NET AND CIIAIR WARE ROOMS.

gl Ilav iiii." removed or.r shop en I \^5''ast siilc

r»f

nilure,

ashii.'j-tfin street

V'bioors

ele,T:inr as-iortinent ..t JOHN WILSON"."'.".

north of the court-it-. '.via

may be found an assortment of "hairs

we solicit a share of public patfi-nag Untie!taking attended to u- »j»naj. THUS. J. T. ROh: lHrKT ^'11 ITE.

•uiidir.L' countri

Fancy Articles. and be.-t assortment ot'

'rniiE la Jl. Sonp.-

ainl I

1 OUu'l

Farm for Sale.

coiiti.'lisa

A FlNIv KAIiM containing 1G1

acre- of jrood tillable land, s" acres "t' which und- cultivation, and ifJC-io.-cd wit!: ,i ujdsubstantial tciice: siuiated in Brown tow n.-hip, section 1). lamr" no th-eaS' quarter. The. farm

L'.od bi-anmr ol'

sprinif of excellent wat .-r.

State of Indiana, I MciiLoonK-ry County. ivroTlcE

Co.

r.hei

ARRIVAL

and !-hoes ever brought to this market!

which we are now recciviit!/ ami ojicninjr. that will I be sold lower than ce'Tsoh: in the e.-r.

de'.it. debt-. next countv

& smo&n,

AT THE «S33 SSaoe SSore.

fui

st'.ick

is warnutted to of the best quality havinjr been "TVTt »TI juirehased directly of

the

manufacturers of Boston _i_

consistinir of ever'.' qt.alitv of -I,-.' heavy Boo-.,': *. Kip and Call do: boys do

o|- S.vi.i -A credit of twelve months will

b" C-'iveli on all ,t ni., over thiee doijail. th'ree tlollars and under cash'in hand. The purcha -er jrivii,!r note with approved security, without the ben"t't of valuation or aiq.rai.-emcnt laws. .JOEL IIIXON. Executor.

Sen: :nbev nlliinl.

tob-

.1 -5

CASES an:

!k-ott at the

•it. 2. 3-3.

l'.j!vT

KC-Il

suit

rniiE FINEST Froiith calf E -ots 1 HORN !?h-.es

IFnt:

t.F fii

and tinpir

"i.iCE

ba.-h

tvML. l\ W555YC2125IS & CO., I .-pproachir.ij

C7XCfXX:t TI, 0.

Cufi/t paid for shunnjuj furs.

jnly s. v5l»2y,l

"L FALLEY, J-KAI.!-:". IV COOT^. S1IOI5S, LFAT'lEK AND FI.VD-

I.NtiS.

0 IT due's HL'JCK, J/A !•'AYI5TT15. INI).

10, 7:1.

WILii I'AY THJ5 HIGHEST MAKKKT L'lH' KOIt V»

A A I) A

Waltmr.

10 tOlij!

from

and

in M,ihoi.canv J,) Iiox:

TIIOcS new be had no wher aprii L'J. 7'

Havim? j'lermaiu will is\\ hi.- ti IU

greeti Co. •tit lor

t!.i-:.d t.. hi-e .-on"-- S:».i apiil 1 .")J.

a lar_'e variety lor sale by BK^ ANT .y Coi

cl t. Taif'd. and b.r.nct ribbons of latest vies:' V^i -T1NGS.b],ck ..nd b-,c,n velvet-, satin-, c/u ner ol ...on a.cl a ali.ut-tree's ''car ,oriMi L%:N

Jvr .SALE liv an liimh. i»i w. 1 taiJoi

UHVANT^Co. _mar.

JI III $

Having recently returned frohi the Cities of

JCjSioji. Nuw'.Tork r.hd Cincinnati, whero I ^.e Has made extensive pr.reinisfs of Eh'tfant, FaaliiPiiuble. an3 Drfrflflo

NEW GOODS!

the import*rrf hfjd tf.i iiuiacturers, Ho v.a!I the c^^'cial attchiu.n of

E A I E S

To his h\.-£.'C JTTi

I purcliase thMr

LicaScrs Iaa 12:6i*., taps, l?rirs?

IIt'oeheeo,

X-S

At S. HlNKOllb'o ri'.clv'. 1 i.TmS.

Looking Glasses and PIatC3.

Q""V I'A 15A(iI5S

UJ. BUfK'XS A: Ui:WN.

stvle Bayadere Kobe.*- nro to

.• but at

r.nnsuallv well selected stock

Dresa Goods and trimrr.inirs. which will bo found,' on examination, to comprise every .variety oi artieles in 11 is line, wliieh ar? all o* tlie very luteal i*isliici!«ble Ies.* .. ..

To tiic GentlfiiK'ti

IT.-:, would say that they will consult their very he$VV

E&oiJ

pwssilm

sfriide.

ST KI5CE1VK1) -G0 j/iece^ best ?«rciritnuek and fnioii I'ri'TtJt, v/arranfi-il fu.st. co-' loisbv isept.- 'i, 11 AM 15V. 'anev and ph.in de laines. beau^i--r-i at l:AM15Y-S .:i.

100 K?f September

Al.cs ext

l'i'.es. far sale bv

T'1F.( I5S Frciu and l.'ro'.vn elot!

Tm '..

sei'icniber

'11. 7-3.

A ni:CJ5S cassimeivs 'JU t'ancy at. low rates at

September

I-ookimr Glasses .assorted si7.es,

'M FA i5S I' ia in ids,

LA KG 15 1

frames,

j.oukim/ (.il.I'iate-^. as--orted from S

a I

VI) /'Al v.: i.'T /"VT.' II

itly h'.eated idmselt' iu this p!a .vide.) attention to ail businesse e. Mice imni.'.iliately over \S of tliy Court House.

I.. 11 AY, jirofe.ssional sc.-r\ ices

irc.

I'e.'siieetfiiiiv tenders his professional services to me citizen® of iaw!'-.rds\i!!e and vicinity. liesid' iiee nd NVa.h.ut streets, near th

for sale at

The above farm wii! be sold on reasonable term?, 'AA i.as-iinere For further particulars ai'plv on f.hiMreiiMst s. co.its, lor saej

v:.nl: -om-p. :RAWI-ORD YANCLE.-W

here'.y

•.LX tate

co'nt

'!'o.'Uibel' 1 ^.iZ.

i!-i"m:t.

v. lo'te and inourniitt'--

•nt.

rtumerv.

I'I

articles tfcneralK. that has ids market: lor sale at SE"'AN .t AX'S.

hep',. 'J'-

316

of common pjeas ol aa:d

Terr

ANDREW I'. LYNN. C. C. C, T. '1?,. nl'Jwi, M.'.'ti'.' ouiei co.

FAtTHior's Salt*. ICF5 is hereby irivcn. that the undersiirhed ecutor on the estate of James Hixon. dee'd. 1 creek towship. Montgomery county. la. il at ].ub!ie sale on Tuesday the "J-'^th day of r. the lilowiiiL' I'l'operty. to-*.\ if: One Bu^r1 !iai'uc.-s. (,mi mare, corn by the bu.ihel. il the shock, one •'.'heat fan. one cow and calf, slieej). Iiof'.-. household and kitcltej- furnit-ire.

Mf.K, Satin. P! neia e.-'t.'j at

eot.

L'iven that Jo.-epi: Gud^eil

and Enoch S. ren. admini.-tratoia oft he h.--Samuel B. F. (.'rain, deceased, i'.e liled petition to s" I thy Real estate of the dece'hi- jii-r.-onal b. ir.:- insutilcicn: to nay hian that ,aid patiliou will b« hvard at the rm of the

mar.

A smali

amount o! money, on last, which the owner

^'edncsilav can by

ft^rhave thj6

aliinz on the un-lersij/ned.

i5NSM!NGI5R.

ijtuiiity water

T1IIE

j-ii

Oct. 1.

lilvWv.

inbeH's Boots for sale at HORNER

roof boot.- at BURNER

Mr. J.

•own at

ERA

YOU want £r"'. Hoots or Shoe? ot ar.y 1 itv or stvle. thev are for sale at HORNER Co's

o-.-t. 1. Vi-i.

CA\::i

NS.—

The !)Cst fpi.ii.t calfskins. h:ins: skin.-, just received at

riNMNOS

EA7HEE.-Se.ie

LEATHER—Sole

v6-l

DAI:LINO:

C\i" a.

Co':

nv hind.

rottU*

i.'itc

HORNER a Co's.

of all Jcinds. iVr sale at

1.-53.] HORNER

CO'S.

P't-ife

I.cather, the l*eat article on

Leather, tlie i-

ha .i ulTTav*. ori for eah* r.t '£5*. IfORNKR & Cvs.

!oitcrmir.

completo.

a.' ever hn'l t)i« pleasure ot Ilis stock.

0-, rior frcncli. ensrlish. end nniiirieiin cloths »simeres are unsurpas^e.l by any in the Wa-

nil wiih

and Slices,

Of which he has

.... jinmonsc assortment of everj'.-

froi\i the clejrahf Silk

ica\

TIatrf and

S S,

G:\j.s

G.dtcr

to tlav.

tonifrion lluskin. and from the beautiful calf Boi the heavy, serviceable •'l-'ampbell's Kip."

I'very

shape and.

conditions. ol

b.t: sj.. ius!

ccieeeivabje

rc. suited to

Jli:

has c.'^o

q'rnl'ity

all evhts2es. a.^cs

and

ah ni'msuallv haaw sfjeli

HARDWARE. Qri5KNSV.-Ar.T5, NOTIONS, Ghissware. splendid p»ekct. cutlery, etc,..-etc..— This ?.'.iv.k he is oiiering ,uf rciWarkably low pi jees :or either rash or i'u 'i? approved country produce.v: ife wMl .pay

for fifty tlu /isand b'ttsl'.ehf of.

rj.su

wheat. Don forget the old corner, so noted

Ci av, fer.ls\iile, September 23, 1253. nl'J.

lei

nys al extra low RAMI5V. black, bl.ie,

I German,

KA M15 VS.'

and satinetts, pluin and: ft'AMEVS.'

lyIKCI5S Kastcrn iinscvs of every pos.-^iblrt cie. "rude, oualit\- anA variety can be found [sept. **. '53.! HAM !5Y'b\ :iijr.t? iiable color i:AM!5V.-

20™.

ever

:r.d rifflirc sold bv: omber

lso-i.

-1-4

ji of (iin'.'hams. nil of the latest- and

best style: v,telll!er

!lT

iio?».

'Sij.

['II5('I-

CAMI']'.i:i.L-S.

Vol" want a handsniiie bonnet for -I'lin^r arid have it tiiiunied with a handsome ribbon outde. and anew and beautiful trimmum inside iro to april 'oO. CAMI'HlvI.L'S.

WT'WAI

II15 A VY ci.-_'lish

500

sliop

-1

r.AMEY'S.

Ilnixlish and French Merimvs at '.W.l BAM 15 VS. per cent.

,IA PIF.CKS alttpacas and lustres, 1U cheaper than usual at ICPTFIIIBE1 7I !. FIAMI'A TO.

I i5CK^ iney l're-»s ^tik. which will ic with 1*) the rainbow in divcrsitv aJrd brilliancv ofco•r. end with eteiintv in la::tinj- al foi".:alc l.'v

BAMI'V.'

arid r.

-iat 'A'aterloo. :i^ and

ot!i

l'il.( E {•j. can nemb.-r

•20

nl !vl.

ick 'Iress silks from •Hind at

"r) cents to AMES'S.

i'lECEs Velv-'-t. 'J'atf. mid bonnet libbons,

LAK'IE lot of fashions for sale t. ls:,e.

ilk and straw bonnets—lato bv RAM 151".

SLENLIJ) lot of heavy silk hies and ftint^ca

K.V.'.fEY S.

i.'oiiars. uii'lc

Icr sieeves, cii'.-:o:/ct'.s, •.u Ltidless vi'i i' tv at A ME VS.

)-ARi'E stock of black sill: and hoc vcilsoreeii. blue and brown berate do., for sale :.t sept. 25. '33. A UK VS.

l.L the imairinablc styles of Dress Trimmings, etc.. can be had at

l.L the

.1' btitioivSC1 A Mi:Y"S AINarid Barred .faci net. Bishoj and Victoria lawn. India line.'t arid book muslin.in irreat

AUEIY i\i

aid. a never failiiiir •ood dwelling lie-use

L-ept.

son

,n-KI: r!,il1"'

f)\J

anil sjuali en

•••J:AMJA-.

tarco

enonirh for any man, an Oov. ein i.c found RAM EY'S.

lyit fo

Tweed and satinet1 RA.MEY.

h. cloth. Germ.in a..

IN EN. Wool and Hickory sept,

-jr.,

Ov.]

KAMEVij.

shirt

for sale at

RAM I'.Y'

JAES Boots and shoes its wfirranted at

/~. laM'.s j/oots an

'IU Sep.. -J«,

..... RAMEY'S.

Queensware--tvles at

-Most beautiful" KAMEY/

RAMEY.

EXTRACT COFFEE. Allspice, —'fper. Cinnamon. Cloves. NutincL''*. *'•.. it., lor sale by LAYMON

E A S

'SEAMQ&

NOW upon us. and every one vrtleriiiir with this disease should earnestly enquire for a safo 1 certain f-meily. lhat will entirely lomove tho ti-" ys(. from the system ar.d restore to soiui'l health with'-trt lav iiiif the foundation "f other tiise.«i« .-T aa di«*res,iri^ and incurubic as the Air tic :t.-'cif. Tho chilis nuiv hroktn with ".yiinine tt many of the nostrum of the day: but

HIIIS!

tlw patient rinds in

a letv flaws afterward.-- the disease returned upon him and'hardcr to break the second time than the fir-if: after beiiiL' broken a lew times but not thorou^ii!v removed the ajrue L'et.-i fairly seated aii'l 1 1 ^-rhaelintr-i to the patient lorvear.- Co-.i'dsuch I persons «ee ilif "ron^ testimonials which the proI prietor ot'tlie Roiion.tNTrA has receivoI of the s{x edv and thorough cures performed by it. th.-y would ot he-itate to try immediately this nivst whole«ome remedy. The following letter from thca^ont 1 at i'raii ieton near Terre Haute is a sjecim''n.

TKAIUJETON, InJ.. So[•£. :st 1^33.

Lear fir -I have

eend

V/id

Vj-dav. It h..d tl.i.e I could

out all

the Roboraafia yo-t loft with mc. At first I did not believe it would sell at all, b'lt I wanted to trive it a fair trial, and v. he'i .the a^ue season t.y:n-

la need I srave .at two bottles to two persons whom I w: acnainted with and it cured them both, and everv person who has bought tfo rr^-dicine ».iys it is the best they have c««r used. I sold the last stcrdav n:'d could ha** sold two or tiireo

&.11I

irul'tv.)d

a ecr.ili-

and recommendation from every pcison who hu^ bcuj'ht it. It is a medicine that cutitiok be toohi 'hl reeoiiimcndeu.

aeon a-. TiO^-iole.

&S.

.si rrted: AN!KE ARK.

The Rob• rai.tia is for sale by

Crawfordsvilh-:

M.OAS A MOIIOA*/

T- W. ILILL,

fxpt. leM-

Middlucwn,

*. to.,