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CRAWFORD3VILLE REVIEW. DEMOCRATIC FAifiLV NEWSPAPER, pabI ishod every -Saturday Muni in?, by

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One. rear. paynMr'^fn advance. One'DoIIar and '-Fifty Cent*, and ration of Use yeur.J^'ivo Dollars. i-ill be discontinued until all ar.—except at tbts option of lbs pnb-

vsr No p«r

Tearages arc paliwher. criers on business cormoctc'd niih the ofhee, to receive attention must be post paid.

Job Work of all kinds done on short noticn and reasonable tnrmv.

AUSTRALIA IX THK SHADE! j'

li.ilc ArrsvaJ oS* Sprir.^

THEofEast

SUMMER G0:®SJ£Hl£M,,

UNDERSIGNED arc just receiving from the a large ami wall selected «f Dry Hoods various styl'-.s. grades and qualities. that the people of Old Montgomery are in want pf: comprising a large stock of Ladies

FANVY DR1S GOODS,

fincli a silks. *ali»s. D'-Laines. Ik-rages. f-hallas. lawns. sv, i^.-«. (.inghams. and Prints without number. Also, a tine lot of The latest styiesol a

}v,!lb«tJuy.give l,sa

At pHce« to suit nnv ar.d everv bo.lv. Also.' a lot to suit diill-rent wzed families. of line ."mall hats of I-'lats t' -r the.

aimks

liEA J) M\LE CLOTIIIXG.

Our stock «.f Ileudy Made Clothing, f.r svnnrnr.r wear, cannot be sui-]a^ed by a:ty house in the town, in reiranl to mice and omility. To prove tins to be. e.' rrcet. we but ask our friends who are in want of sueh articles. call in at

IS'o. 1, Wusbin^rton If all,"

and they shall -ce what iiev will e\ in the way of Clotliinir. Mari'ware. C^iu-en-w :]c. Glassware. Gro-

V,)' )TS AND SHOES.

This stoek wo aie satisfied ea.i:i"t be RiifpaPSi^i in the place.. Wr have a fewnf the fui't !oots ever lirouu'ht to this marl-ret and :mintake. Abo. line selection of Ladies soring and sumnn'r tdioes.--Chihll ens shoes. Men's shoe and boots ol'

aprtl o. l.r'5S.

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c-uies. l)ye-Mntr.-. C.»ttei Yarn. Carp.-t W uip. ^vorki«:= nilko" fnar.ner. All kinds of -1 Work •any qu:iiu:.\ id bt-»i ai leie 1 _.arp .i »k j0,.c (n »j,r. sti10rtrst notice and in the w-st fmishih ulwa\» .inted at t.i. M'.ixm '.I tae -r. .,l stvle: sueh as Tin Hoofs. Gutters ar.d Snouts for

HATS AND'CATS. II, us2s. j'lritehen Ciiimn -ys and Sea] ripes for A lartre stoek of Silk ami Fur ilat?. 0^«r do., fine Stenm.En^incs. Stove Pipes and Sheet Iron Stoves. 'Tanuina. and a prenl. i.un'H-r ..fotlw Jiats. I»n wor I we are nraetieal workmen, andd.m't cure

aii

kinds.

Are.. iVe. Jn com iu.-i'n. v,-(! woulit ask our old customers nnd the public cencjally. ovi

anii-am..

M. SNOOK 'j C'\ viiit'ivi

DRUGS & MEDICINES.

Bj C? A 2 cp $• y~. ARE just rereiviin their ^priny, sluok consisting of a lai'jre. an-i sp'tcnuiii as-r-ortm'. n: o| iue Irns s, )Ir(lirin(,t'. S'liinl"-. O«ITftm£«•• !jcp, 1vi -s{U:5V, i'eriir.rio:- ,. l-'aney Artieii':-, iti*.

Our Rto.-k was j'.ujtdussed in New Y.-rk. from the

imi'okti

s. and very nrct'ully selected by one of

the firm in person: consey rolv every article being

ATKD.

intr »f defying all competition to the contrary not- .. itlistiiiidiii

!.'.

Crawfordsviiie, June 10. li.5.

Crawfcrdsvillc Marble Works.

E A I. E I N A P. E.

Cigars and Tobacco.

THE best quali'y. always on hand."and for sale at the Dl tl-.r Store of •lune 1 •».!. t-l.i 'AN t: MORGAN.••,,•

C-rcu:vJl Paints.

^YE have (he best i'.-.int Mill ever brought to the place. (Hound an I mi\e Paints of every le:criotion. can at al 1 time.1 Iv I of (June 1 •,

L'M'KS.

J. FLOR3DH Ti CO.

S A 1.) E, tJg$k A N E S S

.Aaiil TruiaEi i?§»E5HTar*sand's Sollth ?iile I '•dll'.iibia ti ect. beii the S*i LA FAY li l'Tt', LM).

A E is in on in is it Mouts:oinery county, that they keep constantly on baud and manufactures to order all kinds of Saddles. P.ridlcs, Martingales. Harness. Collars. Whips. Lashes. Trunks, civ..etc.. made t.f rlie best niaterii^ 1- and in the most wc.rkm.anlike manner, with all the l«te improvements. All of win. li will be Id cheapcr than can be bo\J?l*J in ra\vtord«.villr.

IVtmuis wisbiUij any:!i:ni' in ur iir.e. will find it to their interest iri\e us a call, as we are determined to sell at the lowest jxswi )le rates. jtine S. V3. n4', f.

WHOLESALE QUEESTSWARE

No. 0, Pur«it:e*s ISIoek. I.nUr. etie. tr.d.

SLOAN

I1REE TIERCES i(.'E. fer-.ale bv LAY.iON A Co

\VI1 MAT AN?) rinix WAZTFAV. 20,000 ttusiieis «?{'Cor:». 10,000 t{li^(lels of When'. •.-.For which the hii.rhcst market pi ice will be naid in 'Asll. by [inig. ib'-VJ.] .loIlN SWEETSER.

bops. Iatt lic. liinrres. screws, shovels, spader-, forks, eross, -ut saws, ehair.s. hoes, jpieks, irn-.Miiiiir hoes, diuw•inij kuiveu. plains.bfoad and vhoppinc ase. hat.-"nets, augers. 1il. s. rasis. table and pocket eutlcry. hames. and alnv s'. every article in the hardware line can be had at the lowest cash prices at sm LAYMHN A Oo's.

E S

\rH I.n call the attention of ("orvrnv Mr.nchants to h.s stock of wa:\s. t*«.iiisUUii in part as follows: hi to stone. Flown muibori v. Vrintcd blue. Funted marble, RIuc edaro and comn\oii arcs. Glas Jars, lumblors. M"oIass^.s cans. Dishes and a variety of other wares usualiv kept! .in the trade wriieh he will sed at Cineitniai tribes" without transpovtation.

Mav -20, 1 SCo.

Gnlh n, for sale at thcI'Vug store of Juno 1C-.-5.3 SLO.VN

Cincinna'i rites

.nl ...ii, i-cc.

-'v *?1

sale ur retail at prices ns low as th lowc* mar. i5, '53. LAYMON & Co.

Tprn^'-c 0-? tune. A hint totlu wise s»siiir»c.itnt. A. F. MANN. A pure article, by the Rr.rre], or sinole

JOHNSON PATTON.

DRAT-EIiS IN

Ti'ssa, ^Jscs.*! nssd

ARE.

ors West of

J'uLUc St/'/ore.

COMET COOKING STOVE.

WE liavi r.o hesitation in r^commcnd:n_' this Stove to tin: pnblk\ as there have been pome two tbou«and of these Stove? sold by the manufacturers in the last year iuul as an evidc-noc of their ve not becu able to supply vi" tiirr t-i/.es of these stoves.

pood qualities, thffgsjun the do:nand. We Kve

ct,-.. only to bo seen to bo admired.

and a thousand otb-r articles win, will donbtjesa jJETEOIl COOK STOVE. 1'ieaso the tai03 .iim \..int.-' !.«.• ,'t t.it..

This stove needs

-,vsiuvc ill this market, and to which

call and ourt.oc.c an e.ar,.- ^p, vc,:r attention, it having a lai^

a a a JiEST PH KM I I'M COOK STOVE. Wo iir.v f.jur bi/.es of tni~ slave, wliieh live very iicavy and well fated up an 1 warranted.

In wry, wc have the beM nnd IrttP.V-* terns of Cooking Stoves in the niarket, whigh

we will sell cheap. Give us avail. O I N S O We are "constantly manufacturing Tin. Sh'cel

frn:i and Copper Ware of all kinds, in the best workmanlike manner. All kinds of .T

what it is in our line we can do 1 Yvple of .Yu.nt^omer county, give us a call. We are bound to seii oil as cheap terms as any establishment in T.afiiy.•t'e. Country Merchants, who rive buying bills oi'Tin Wnre to retail, will do well to civc us a call and examine our -one'ic befoiv ]urchasin

eisv'V.

as bet'.i!

urate 1. to call in at No. I. Washington Hall." and we will insure none to go awev empty.

!:. re. JJiiNsON .t rAIFTON.

cs kTJ-T iili^riisTs! USX received four eases spring stylo of Gents, silk ha'.s. I1"xtta '.o- b!-vk 'oru.-di Hungarian .liat?, do. do. do. do. do. do. and wiii'.e f.i11-

drab brush

do Otter nap. do li'lnek Congress r.ap, -. do W Id to (.'o-i^re-'s. do !":!r'i fine Ck?simeres,*' 11o Mens' pear! nap. do ('-tiildrcns blue!-: pearl, cy tritnnitMl Hungarian hats,

I lo.£xtr» rivna-ma lists. 1 do Extra Lc-srh-'m hat.-?, 1 do IbiVb' bruid lechorn and palm li.i!?, n:i pli'.iu hnl. Ail of which are now lor sale at the cheap cash store- of L. viMON A Co. mare)

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•i'i: and EXAan.Tt

TilYSICIANS

and all others, arc lvspceiItiliv .it. 'o call ^nd tv examine f.-r liemscl ,s. as we. ai pi eoai ed n.ul d.v ___ terminvd to sell nt as low prices asany other e«tab- fe")? .6* II0(!SI1EA1S of Sugar, just arrived and. for lishnieiit of the l.ind in tlie State, the windy boast-

SACKS COFEEIJ. j"-: •t received rnrl for sale LAYMON A: Co.

DHLS. N. O. M"lasse just receivc I bv J.AYMON e'e Co.

/^yO sale. i..\\ M|,.n Co.

Q1X

a::KK1.<p></p>I!.\!!KE1.S

S Powdered,

.'.l. L'ur iust

C'ii

('-'rushed

ARD OIL. for sale

^ONTINri1^ to I'arrv busine:-- at the Oil stand, east of the 'ISell Tavern. Main St.. and rpEN LAURELS Caroiina Tar. jus', is just rei-eiviiiiT a new Stock of r-uperior Marble, .1L LA wliieh he ill lini-h fornl! who may want, in good style, at rea.--on.ibh? rates. Monnments, Tolnbs. •ve.. A-e.. cither American or Italian, furnished to order. dime 7. W-J. n")Otf.

and

iQlX j'owdered, ".'rtishe« gur,just landed 1'r J.AV

I.oafSu

landed LAVM .N Co.

DHLS, old Ci'ler Yine:riir. jus', received.• .• "Ssi LAYMON A Co.

ITTINDOW (ibASS. S by 11. for sale by

L.'vY.'dON Aj f.

received by M(N' a Co.

bv io. ]0 bv 1

:i.

and 10

I.AYM'O'N A- Co!

noXi S seieeted Western Reserve Cheese for sale bv LAYMoX A: Co.

A E an a in to Lh.'ht and Jir"'.vn. Havana. I'iineipe. Uejraiia. «'ol"rado. half Spanisii. and ComnnMi Cigars— \v holcsnle and retail, at very low pri'-es by mar. 'JH. t. I.AYMON & co.

(TNNAT1 Leef. for sale

it:lie Drucrstove a Ml'lb AN.

:"'5.|

Ciirars. Sularatus. Table salt. Sji-f-s. Candies. Raisins, prppcr. Ri.-t-. I idi--o, M.'i'dcv. Soao. Wash-tubs. Washboards. '1 in-ware. F.r...-sns,

Ur.ck«ts. Nails all sizes Oils rf all kir. 1 lite-lead and SALT F,Y Ti.li: CA^TM-L.

All of which Viili be soM cheap for cash,

clienired f. eor.ii'rv produce. Give me a call, novo. W_\ nli'tfi A.MANN.

lest

7"Ii IS Company pftys all losses promnriy. C-^Ofiivcin \Vesbinrton Hall Huilcinir upstairs. JOlI N SWEETSER,

D£V

DR. J. P.. MARCHISrS

ti'.eir aeeomp-.tnyn'_r evn-. Canecr cxceptcdjj no matter how severe or of how long standing. The Catholieon far surpasses other remedies, in beln2 more certain, less expensive, and leaving the system in abetter condition. Let all interested call and obtain a pamphlet (free' containing ample proof, from the most respectable sources, of the beneficial results of it* use: together with letters from highly experienced Physicians, who have used it :n their practice, and speak from their own observations.

LE7ZKENCES.

V. B. Peekham. M. D..l'tie.i. N. Y.: L.D. Fleir.iiiM. D.. tJanandaiirna. N. Y. M. H. Hills. MI)/. Iioeheter. N. Y.: D. Y. Foote. M. D. Syracuse. N. Y. Prof. I'linb-ir. M. D., Haltimore. 3Id.: .1. COrriek. M. D.. Baltimore. M. D.: W. W. Reese. M. D.. New York City: W. Freseott. M. I).. (.Uncord. N. 11.: .J. I'. New'hmd. Tu. D.. Ltiea. N. "i. Rev. C. S. Heard, Glenn Spring. ?*. C.

Pair."olilets l:ad gratis at trie Drug Store of So \:i & Mou'ion. A fc-er.ts. raw fords viI le. '1 nd. Also for sale bv Samuel .1. Wekle.n. Covington: Henry *r.

Todd.' Danville L-vi Sidwell. Roelcville: R. II. Eidiidge. and II. L. J/tr.vrenee

UPFER

Susrar Cured Hams and Dried bv LAYMON it co.

"OECON-S, Peannts. English Walnuts. S. S. Alii. monds. Liazil nuts, and I'ilberts. can always be had vt-rv low at- LAYMON it co's.

LASSW ALE of evci ve.iictv. cheap at LAYMON A- Co'?.

va a* iv rot*c t'11

The unileivignofl havingjust received a lutge assortm.-nt of Grxeries. -u.-h as. C-itlce, Sugar. Tea. Fi-di of all kinds. Molasses. Tobacco,

Ldouble

C~z-

9 S S 0 S E MIEun. civi jTii-. is prepared to attend to all calls in his line. Will pay particular attention to drawinsr up "Deeds. Mortoicrcs. A-e. *VyO:iiee iu Wasliimrton Hull l!vd'i»in?. up stairs.

JOHN SWEE'iSER.

Crawford-\iik-. Mareii VJ. 1?5?. -Ivf.Tnlv

1'IEK! EIRE!! EIRE!!! THE

protection a-_'ainst ss liy Fire i- to

call in the subscriber, who continues to take li-ks for the

WASH

ixerox rxrox

is a a CLEVI- I.AN]', ollpi.

CAPITll^^-slOU^OOO.

A.gent for Montironii-rv C.-i.

Crawfcvdivjile. 1-J. 1S53. 'oTir.f

Settle Up.

LL. jwrfons iuftcbted to me for Groceries. Arc. ,. a. will pleiusj onu* forward a:

-, .1. wiif piexs^. wn«. forward and make psvments

a,llin

particular need of money at thepresen,

MOKGAN Oils & Led-. Chrcnie. Brunswick :\nu Paris Greens. Chinese and

KEGS SIIUF.NBERGEE'S .TUNIATTT Nails American Vermillion, also Lard. Linseed. Sperm of all si2es.,:u. received and formal-*: whole- Swcctand Fih oils for s-ilo bv BROWN, it Co.

Cigars

n2 itf

lin3.

Tobncco.

bA) .VOX A- co. '•,,•'•• "BKOWN ife

Our Country and her Institutions.

YOL. 5/ CRAWFORDSYILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, WD NOV. 5, 1853. NO..IS.

E ATKD A II OI,I O N".

VOU THE BKLUT AND CITE OF UFFERIX.i Ff.JfALJ.fi.

It stands pre-cnir-nent for its curative powers in all the diseases for which it is recommended usualIv called E'Sv'il ALM C03I PLAINTS.— Of these are Prolapsus Uteri, or Fallinsr of the Womb: Fluor Albus. or Whites: Chronic Inflammation and Ulceration of the Womb: Incidental Ileniorrhago. or Flooding: Pai.nf.il Suppressed, and Irregular Menstruaon $ it a

a::ci

i:—1 b.nvr-becn for. years troub

led with Female Complaints—prolapsus uteri, and ali the attending diiheuitie:- at times render ngm_v life most miserable. I have had the attenuance ot sonic of the best physicians, wi'li but little success: the most they could do was to relieve—a cure was out of the question. For live months before com nieneing with your medicine, I had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but a iew steps at a time, and scarcely went out of doors—in short. was completely prostrated, both in body aiuMmnd. and expected to drag out the rest of my days in sutfeiirr and misery. Hut, reading your advertisement. I was induced to try your invaiuabic medicine called Uterine. Catholieon, a? the la resort.— I hud not used it a week before I felt line another woman. J5y the use of three bottles I wascnabled to perform all the labor for six in the family with ee.re. ami could walk anywhere in the neighborhood without injury. Nothing but a sci^e of my dutv to you and to the atilieted. has induced me to state li'.y case to the public. I can safely recommend the preparation to all those sr.llering like ni vself. (Signed.) ifrs. Sarah A. Pisuor.

Fn::Koo:.f. Portacre Co.. Ohio. Dec. '_'T. 1S."2. J. B. A RCll lsl Co.. Fropi ietor?. Centr.il Depot. :M Broadway. N. Y. September bV. 1

SjS. v,"inllmO.

READ THIS IF YOU PLEASE!!

THE underpix»e.d -vvoukl rc?pcc'tful!y call the nttcntioti oft.be Farmers of Montgomery eoi.n.y, i.n.'l the public generally to their New Harness and Saddiery I^stablisliment, On Green street, in the building formerly occupied by W. Sellers, three doors south of the post-oiiiec. All work warranted or no sale. ,T. A- .T. GEIIRlNCr.

Crawfordsville, august 1-J, lboiJ. nTmO.

SHOE

l-'INDINGS a complete assortment nt august 12, 1-SV2. L. FALLEY'S.

Leather. Kip and calf Skins at

august 12, 1S55. L. FALLEY'S.

IwEsns' and Boys' Boots.

JUST

received a superior article of mcr.s" and boys' Thick. Kip and calf Boots, that I bed manufactured expressly for me. which I warrant not to rii: if thev do *1 will repair them frc of charge. L. IALL1-A_. august 12. lSoo.'«3fe in.

ENS' and Boys Shoes of all kinds at august 12, 1853. L. FALLEVS.

OUTHS' and child's Thick. Kip and calf Boots and Shoes at aug. 12.'50. FAI.EEY'S.

"^^7"0?.ri"T\S* Kip. calf. Morocco'and Enameled lace Boots, a largo and well selected a«ortmcnt at [aug. 12. "53.] L. FALLEY'S.

ONE

Hundred and Fifty sides best Spr.nish Sole Leather, ju^t received, and for sale at the lowest figures at august 25, 1S50. L. FAT.LEY'S.

ONDON TWIST SHOT GUNS—single and barrels at unusual low prices can be had at LAYMON Ar Co's.

E A Mj E O E CRA WFORDSVILLE, 1NDI ANA. L. IN WAY LAND, Proprieior.

Fand

AIR the best the market affords. Stabling good convenient, well calculated to accommodate horse drovers. mav 27. '50. n-!fvl.

"crawfordsville

E ?l A •SE.'rl IX A RV

run

fall

7T.?.:s

wilt, oten ON

IT I S 1 A S E 2 2 1 S 3 UNDER the eilieient management of the Pre-i!ent ofthe Institution. Rev. J.-.mks Ii .Tohxson who civt-s hisentiiv: time to the government and instruction ofthe schooi. 'I'iie. Trustees and Teachers would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfordsville. for the liberal patronage they have thus tar afforded, and solicit a like liberality in future.

The course of instruction is thorough, and special attention is paid to the moral and religious, as well as intellectual training of the pupils, while nothing of a sectarian character is allowed.

It is exceedingly desirable that the sc-hooliirs| should "he prompt in their attendance at the begin.ingof the term. price ox" Ti rrrox.

Prcparitory Department from to $5.50, per term. Academic Department, from $4 to .J5.00. per term, according to studies pursued.

Colleiriato Department. French and Gennan caeh, 5.oo Latin. 2.K J.• ssons :i Piano. 1 .'o Use of Piano for practice. 2.00 Lessons on Guitar. -e.-o 4.0:) A small extra charge is made for fuel used in the public rooms.

TRUSTEES. I

A. THOMSON. o. P. JENNISON, WM. TWINING. S. S. THOMSON. DR. D. W. LAYMAN. September 2, If50. nWyl.

TTMRKELLAS, Glass Lanterns and Tin -imp1, C,' Rt [oct. ROBINSON'S.

r^€ra 3ar 3ac®z:'ES3.....

5T A A X" 2 E 8

F0 1 1G53...

NOTICE

is hereby given, that for the purpose of receivinir taxes. I will attend either in person or deputy, at the usual places of holding elections in tlic several townships, as folbovs:

Drown Township Tuesday Nov. 1. Wednesday

on eaen Ao.-o

Sons. Lafayette.

Letter addressed to care of Mr. Curtis Hatch, Ager.t at Ravenna, Ohio. To. Dr.

r,„d

-2.

S.-of Cl.irk*. 'A aiiiiit, Union. Franklin. Sugar Creek. Madison. Coal Creek, Wayne. Riptev. oATES OF TAX FOR l?r,3,

Tmifsdav 3. Fii-lay .4. y: S.iturdav i, llMonday 7. nes.diiy S.

Wed. tier.ilay Tiuisiiav Fri.iay ^Satnr.'lav

il. js:

S100: Librarv tax -i'-s' cts on each *i«»0. and -s

$1m.» in Coal Creek. Kij»Jev. K-ott. Union and Clark

rownsmps: in \v ayne townsr.ip cts on each 1 JO

in Irown and Frankon townships 0 et on each

G-IassT-vaic.

280

2-5

.'•#

table do Sash Pullies: do Fasteners:

Are. f.u- State tare 20 e's on eacli SioO. and ."0 cts but tv ri.eiprocate t'.ie '.: vcr. sue said he was aclown on each poll: Countv tax 2-r cts on each 100. and 50 cts en each poll Sinking Fund tax -1 cts on each

*b,o in Siirrar (,reeic ,,nd A ainnt town-aiv. ct, .ul

in .uadison township cts on

eaeli jln:i. 'J'a.x for building and repairing school liC-nsvs in Sugar Creek Township 50 cts on each HI"0 and 5 '1 cts on each poll.

I will attend in person or by deputy, nt theTrearurer's (.'iilce. in Crawl'ord.-vi!!e. e.v. ejt when ab-.(nt in the townships, until the 3d Monday of March.! for the purpose of receiving taxes. In case any person shall refuse, or neglect to pay the taxes imposed upon him. the County Treasurer shall, after the Sd Hominy of March, levy the same, together with the costs and charges that may accrue, by distress and sale of the goods and chattels ol sueh persons as ought to pay the same, wherever the same

rnav be f:und in the county. All persons indebted for taxes previous to tiie year 1 ^52. are req nested to make ]-ayment on the days that I attend in the townships, and if not' paid on or before said day. the same will he colieeted by distress and sal-.a without r"-.pee^of person. age. or s.-x. i). VANCE. i\ ol M. ('.

September 10. 1 5e. nllw7.

NEW ALI5ANY ADVERTISEMENTS.

amhs

r.noons.

J. I.MtOWN.

JS5 OOI:S & rdiow.'i,,

JMtNJRTKRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Qaccjiswarc, Chiun. CJIass, Ensrlish, Gcr-..-iiiati, and Anict ican Had warts

a N 7 a A N

IT7"E are now receiving our lull importation.-of (j

the jiliove croou. to v/luch we invite* an exnn*

QxiCCnsW^'-'e. ted.) and each turns out ten hen!* a day -g -g CRATES and ee,ks assorted Qucc.nswarc. each pile of metal forms a heat, Tiiis metal II I English and French China, now opened when heated in the furnaces is separated and repacked to suit pure misers. eJRinlo five balls, each of which is sin^iv •u.gu?- i\-. i, jI passed throuo'ii what is called 'Bardon's iIlotating- Squeezers," they are then pasreti 'through the muck roils, where they as-

BOXES Glassware, consisting of Turubier.-. MolasiCi.eans. Jars. Cruits. etc. B!:OOKS A- BROWN.

august 25.

Britannia and Silver x-'Iatcd Goods.

DOZEN double 24 do do

plated Forks. Table: do do Dosser

24 do do do Tablespoon•iS do do do Tea do:

do do do 6 and 7 ring Castors: (i do do do cake basket.--

•J do Britannia Tea Setts from .$12 to $1S 10 do do .Tea and coifee pots: 5 do do Pitchers l. 'j.,c- -i quart: 10 do do Castors assorted 3, 4. 5. and 5 ling:

do do :rMolasses cups: assorted Candlesticks and do do

:rMolasses cups: assorted Candlesticks and

Lamp?. aug. 25. J!ROOKS iv BROWN.

RiHe Barrels, Gun Locks, &c. RIFLE Barr^s: loo ibs. Brass Mounting:

august

BROOKS iv BROWN.

Locks, latches, Screws and Butts. •4 DOZEN Loeks assorted sizes and qualities: 75 do door Latches do do

So.'O gross Wood Screws, brass and iron loo.i dozen Door Burts loo do 120 do :X', 25 do 7 ho\i/:

and kegs Tacks, from 2 to 24

do brad: rug. 25.

:-jics.

07:

and firn.-mng nails. to ir BROOKS A* BROWN.

Arses, Shovels, and Spades. BOXES Hunt's. Leverett. and II. Collins.

5 boxes handled axes: 25 dozen Hatchets and Hammers 15 do assorted Shovels ami Spades, round and sc.uaro: lo do -1 prong Fork.-: 15 reams Sand paper. august 25. BROOKS Ac BROWN.

Table, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Scr. "fj GR« SS W. S. Butchers Table cutlery: jL.'U'Hy looo dozc-n do Px-ket do 75 dozen Butcher's Scissors ami Shears: r.oo do Files. Hasp Blaek.-mith. Mili Sav, loo Gross Iron. Tabic, and Tea Spoons 5o do Britannia do do do: 25 dozen Butcher and Sticking Knives: 20 do Ames's Shoe Knive-: august 25. [nt'mO.] BROOKS A: BROWN.

Cigar**

find 'he best of'

The lovers of tlie weed will Crg:irri il 7. I). BiJOW X. c. V. 'J0n Ov.

•Edgings and Insertings.

Our assortment of linen cu^inirs and insertC? O

is sksw

sliould caii in BitYANT iSr Co april 15. 1^.53.

Wheat! Wheat!!

FIFTY

THOUSAND bushels of wheat wanted immediately, for which the hSirlier-t cuh price ill at all times be paid. Call at the store of

JOHN it. ROBINSON.

Sept. 1«\ 153 11-if

Wanted Immediately. ALL the Oats and Flax Seed in Montgomery county. for which the

nihukpt

.riee will be

]a':-i by LEE, (JILKEY fc Co. S item be 10. IS5-3. 11 ws.

,'MESTICS of all kinds, consisting of bleeehed muslinr-. a geod cFRortiuftnt. »rid iinsevs. evt- t.'55 JOHN WLLSON.

r.NCi.i: I:AH.

IIV IHt.l. I,KAMLI.r.

Uncle Ikn

v-t.s

if.Vb

a queer old man:

A queer oid man wi he: He owned a r.nn— a butting mm: bi tV.-t hi-j lmtling piop-nsiiies proiT-.j.'.-'d inin to but e\crytktng batLibie he cotiid s.e.

Uncle Beiv had a fat old spcus. A fat oid wife was she: V." ho u.-ed t" ami pail his cows. 'i hat ruiie up so r'-eular into the lav. ti cv-, civ iiiiTiit and .-r-jod. under a large pear tree.

Thi- Tut v.-jfe ne'er used stool To niiik, v. ould ne'er s- down: An•! tliougl: eld Ben c-Jl'd her a -d. .•t she would never hearken to his advice

0R'2

-cad morn as Brinole s-ood

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on?aehpo!l:'Se! ool :nxl0ct^oU:nchip .0: Road, Old ben wit.-in rneriy n.ood tax cts on cel. AlO, ». in id! the townships except' !.cr--oeciipyinr ocr rsmd Sugar Creek in which township the road tax i- r'-i'-" cts on each .io 'fax for t.'wnshirs -r cts on each

in the

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i. ho unci ri-.e ict

,run

,i]vi.:ri

ul Kn

did

RterlVre) th itu

inside out.

sU :v

Then like a heavy pendulum,

went to bed. lie wass'ill butting like ali tin.

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gf:i Nov.- uncle Uen was very wroth, V-'v'i Ah. very wroth w:. Is?He took the grind.Ooiie from its trough

•SSe? He swung that mighry roek: W hieli seemed to .say I'm up fan. Mr. Rani. just come in. will vi.u," and

an ajrvtioiiato

But when old Ik:n n:-\t day And. went into the lawn. TIi-.'rani had butted him.-e!!' away.

larnaccs, eitrlit more ara beinif eonstruc-

Isurac the dimensions of three inches tl.ielby fifteen or twenty feet long". Tin are then cut to the length of four feet ten inches, and re-heated in what is called -'the top and bottom" furnaces. After this pro-ce-"s they are again rolled into six-inch bars 'and taken to the rail mill. The centre of the rail is composed of a number of threeinch bars of a poorer quality of metal

They are made three inches wide, as it appears a fuller edge can bo secured in that manner than by making them double that width. These pieces being- placed in their proper positions, (all '1 feet Io inches in length.) are again placed in furnaces and heated after which they are passed through the rougher rolls and then through the forming or finishing rolls where they received the form of a Trail. Yv hen being

drawn through the rolls the last time they 'are run out on a long buggy to two circular saws, (which make 1700 revolutions per minute.) where the ends, gem. rally ragged, are takc-n oil', leaving the full twenty feet rail.

The buggy conveys the rail to the straightening plates, were it is leveled laterally. It is then turned over and bent at an inclination of five inches, to make up for the contraction of the iron when cooled.— The rails, when nearly cooled, are completely straightened and turned over to the hands of the filers, in the "Doctor shop.'' where the edges are smooted down and dclecls noted and repaired.

Thirty tons of rails arc,,...turned out per dav at this establishment. A rail, forty feet long, intended for exhibition at the Eair, was made last week. This exceeds anything in that line in the United States, as an Eastern company having turned out one thirty-five feet long some time ago, which had previously been considered Lite largest.

ilV

And tying a rope to it, hung it upon a ilmb

of the old pear tree.

Bight briskly tlien the light begun: 'j'he stone would not "give in." ''i»Aud Ber:'s old Ram wor.io yieb! to none.

So he butted ail day. and when uncle B.

And every thing under heavens but nbrv.t

two inches of his tail was used up—comjdetely gone.

SsANUFAcrrsr. OF KAJTAVAY IIION. One of our contemporaries, in ?})eai-.ing

of a visit made to a manufacture of railway iron ir. PitUburgh, o-ive-s, for the beiioiit of

those who

rpl

trade, wc feel eon lideiit tie.it our goods in quality! -tl'C metal l-s 1 .iSsol led ill piles of and styles are weil adapted to this State, and that 500 lbs. and mixed ^o as to produce the are twelve

we can make it to the interc.-t ol thoc \iiting tne ijj-oper Cllialltv of irotl. Thc-re falls, to trade at this point. aug. 25. -1

be interested in the ftsbjeet,

various proccsi cs Uirot'.g'li wliicll tile

ir.ation of patterns and prices, by merchants visit- iron passes before becoming a perfect raii: ing this market. From our long experience in the

.. .,

A notorious scoundrel, known to

the world under the cogaemen of "C. Edwards Lester/' has lately been abusing Gen. Pierce and the administration through

,e co uimns ,)1 ie

I TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

One fqnnre three insertion*. $l.Otf 1 Each additional iiiscrtkn, l^narterly advertisement* per «!iiarc.

Yearly adverih-ers allowed a very liboraf rlis.-'oniit. "a tent Mi-diiine advrrlisBmerits by the •y:nr. p-.-r column. £-S0,0?

Pater.: Medicine r« T«. single insertion per

SC,V-.-.\

Fr^m the Syracuse Star.

j^f*' O.Sca tbo eovner of Main and Washsnc ten sheets. third f«t« in F. H. Fiy's hi ck bin id-, ir.tf. immediutrly west of The G-ttr: How.^/gJ-

IF.inkf of nil kinds, for I f.c^.

I A California correspondent of the Xash•" viile Gazette, gives the following account of^ the movements of Lola Montez:

L'-.

la's ocation

I.oia's Cotta^k.*— TI.o

fldd has a beautiful litiie white, vine-clad'-cof, er.jewelied in a given vale, formed by gol-i tii'iua!ain---. The bearded gold-seeker returning from h.is day's toil is privileged to* glance into h.er window and learn some" tli'pg indoor ilf* of a real "live Coun te-^ 1 ucky republican homLres!

Lot.

a -ujitii

.'t

ot.a, the

ola

London Times, of which.

pap'-r iie appears to be the corre.~pc-r.dent. Lester, it appeals, though a Wnig. supported Gen. Pierce, and after the election importuned him for office, which, on account of his infamous character was refu£cd him. Lester then, in revenge, assailed tiie admini.-traiioii through the London Times, which brought out some severe stri'-tures from the Boston Post and other papers.— The fellow has lately come out in the .Vow l'ork papers with a vain and egotistical epistle, in which he alleges that Gov. Marey and Cushing endeavored to induce him (Lester) to write letters to the Times praising the administration, if they did so, they did a very foolish thing but something more than Lester's mere word is needed to confirm this story.—Xcv: Albany Ledger.

SZjT 'When does a man rob his wife?' Ans. When he hnoki i-.er dress.

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alo a: ibis Of''

LOLA r-IONTF.Z. •&

*.—Lola Montez is novr

residing at Grass Valley, (a village in the mines.) entirely v.iihout restraint her inclinations in everything. She is often seer? at early morn in (ymnhuitiDfu) rambles up on the mountain cliil's as nimble and sim-"* footed as the fearless, go.at. «ne kr.ow-s no£* which to admire the must, her light forirfT and rosv cheeks, or the snow-capped sicrrc$:% tinted bv th" bii.ish.ing morn. She is a:Tv wild and beautiful as tiie maiden discover' ed in the TJlaeii Mountains (where Don'' Quixote went to perform his riovrl penance' in behalf of tlie "tieerless JJuLiha," arte? wiiere, during said penance, Sane ho Pani, $'tte ihirttf's he should not have seen,turning Daf-nlc and himself away for very shame.)

Countess de Lam -.h

PrvoiiCtt.—Marie Lion"

tcz Hall has sued fur a sepnratioii from her' present liege-lorsi, P. P. lirill, h.-ij., ami sought the legal protection of a handsome' cabattero. lier Jissign.-d reasons are nottii. for cars polite. Li! one of the wives nicn-'-J tioned in a dream of V. lii Honeycomb's, she' has "left in huband and brought her galhint.'' We read that during tiie si?ge of the city of Il'-nsborg by Emperor (.'onrad.'-K the noble wives petitioned him that thev might have what they could carry out of.. the ciiy their prayer was gt-tttfed, where--"' upon t-aeh one came for'h with h.er lu 's band upon her back. Lola proves unlike'j: them. She has doser!ed poor iiall in thro h.our of peril and misforlttr.v.-

MrxKii—Tiie favored Coun ",

toss of Louis, King of Barvaria, mined one*''' whole day in corduroy bloomer costume. Si.e was quite awkward with the "Long'4^ cradle Tour," but seriously informed air astonished digger that site had "never yet had use for a cradle, thank heaven! and my lucky stars!"

V\*mrrET Axoxnr.n ehva:t.—"

Jose fa Meal:!, ofthe order of St. Thcrcse,pai.l a heavy line for "assault and battery." it was proved in a certain squall of her' anger, her Chinese servant was taken "all back," fas seamen say.) she seised him by" hi hag tail of I'.sir tieri it to the door kr.ob' ar»d shipped his rige-maft'.icating jaws moot unr.iorcifuliy. j'oor "John!" Ue could not jc-rk loose unless he scalped himself.— 1 Jn ci.ur!, during the recital of her wrongs'"*'" in California, tears fell from hercyes.-a la

Othello, as rapiilly as I lie trees d' Arabia drop their medicinal gum. Unlike the "door, she is used to them, so are other women when broodim,' over imaginary

Tlie Efgle at the rate of forty-one s'nillings sterling. Tiie half eagle at the rate of twenty -slii 1 I lings and six pence .sterling.

Tlie quarte." eagle at the rate of ten siiil1 lings and three pence sterling. The gold dollar at the rate of four slid lings and one penny.

And in all payments to be made in the sai:l colonies, tender and paynvnt in the said coins or eitlVer of tiier.i, at the respective rates aforesaid, shall be deemed and taken as a lawful tender in the same manner as if such tender had been made in the current coin ofthe United Kingdom:

I N'. Y.

A mean sordid passion. We would as soon fondle a live scorpion, as to harbor as feeling so guihy. V'hat an occupation for tlie human heart! A monster horrible as Core bus—a vile chemist forever seeking a bane—bending over the alembic of malice —stirring up hatred and human, strife, till he makes one huge dish of poison, in wliieh he steeps the belter qualities, till they are bitter and cruel as the grave,

With what a given eye does he look out over the world! How his hair stands on end, and his fingers clutch at. the dagger of detraction, when he meets one better than himself. How he grinds his teeth when beauty si ar.d besides his deformity! and hisses like a serpent in his nest, when fame plucks her laurels for the brow of another. His tongue sharpened with the ven-' om of black hate, ar.d hot with malice and burning coals, 'set on the fire of hell.'—. He would unhinge the door of an infant's heart, and leach its thoughts to quarrels with perfection, and pick the eyes out of virtue. So foul is his spirit that he has been know to dig graves for an entire family, ar.d smile with tlie exultation of'-v demon, over the ruin he has'mado. v"

U":rn:t) S

tati:s oin in

xoi.axo

.—Tiie

following information in relation to the val ue of 17 ni led States gold coin in England, lias just been issued from the State Depart raent at Washington: "information has been received at tins' Department, from the I'nited States con sul at London, that by royal proclamation, the gold coin of the United States herein mentioned, shall circulate and be received in payment in tlie JjriiUh India colonies, as'Cbeing of the full value ar.d equivalent to current money of the United Kingdom, at tlie rates hereinafter specified, that is to' sav—